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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-05
Notice tO realtors.

Estate Of JACo3 ScKwTLE, deceased. Notice is b. gwen ly the undersigned. Adminis. tr-ttr oE .h. Jacob Schvik, deceased the eTe.i Of, and a I~OIs having claims against the said cea-e,. 70 txh!b3t them, with the necessary youch WI.Elu six EtnEs zf CT the first pubcsnon of :fsIs a. tice to hr adm nis-raer his resi- encs The C1y Of Prescott, C0uny Of Yavapai. Ter. ritgry ot Arizuua-
 H.B. CROUCH. Dated Prescott, July IS, ISsl.
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SAFES- $AEES-

Ter sale. trr-e first class FTPF and PI-P- CHAR P.OOF>A TE~. at very low fi.--trrs Weight of safes. l.5O0 pound~ each. with ,a.- est improved Halls locks"
 C. D. BROWN Prescott, July Il, 1881.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-05
AN INTERRUPTED BREAKFAST.
A Party O. Iexc7us Baset With Cowboys and hobbed CT sH. 900 and AIuie5-FOur of tne Ms2ceEs Nis5.us-


 the Ife2icers Nis5.us-
 Report comes to u, of fresh outrage per- petrated by the coVboys in Sonora. Early last Monday morning a party of sixteen Nexicans from the interior cf Sonora on their way to this Territory to purchase goods and carr ing $: .09G for ;Aat pur.y-e, stepped at curve in the road ct Los Annlas, near Fronteras. to prepare their frugal breakfast. While busily engaged preparing their tortil- las they were saluted with the music of twenty rifles fired by cowboys who Lay in ambush awaltln. thr.n. ha Meyicaus took this as initiation to leave and did hot stand o:l the u.tler of their going but left all their mules ani pack saddles in which they carried their money f,r ,hy Furchasc of goods When they stopped running they vere at toucetaa and tlair party was foug siolt The miss .ra men are supposed to have hreu killed. The cltlleu. af B,bispe ani troops are after the cowboys and are d'spaaca t. raL" sum mary vengeance fl they ovcrtaSc them Tuscon Citizen.
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The young Count Bismarck has been form ally welded to the Princess Carlotta, with whom he had fled to Switzerland. The bride ,osse,sos one advantage oyer her young hus- band -that ui experience, which wears alone can give as she Is his senior Dy about hftecn wears. Old Bismarck, who was greatly dis pleased at his sons match has been finally induced to receive the ncwly-married couple and extend bis forgiveness. And thus end eth tic last chapter ot tile history ot a sean. dsl in high life, during the narrative of which much sympathy i.as been wasted on maiden If 46 summers.
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CHArIEs r. EotrEN ani EDWIN | KsuwLis. part. Es ut Ter ife ar.a name Of Bower KuJTir~ '- e., a--' improvements on lot- 5-. - lHE .i. Bl-ck i5. la tllr f4-4-s U- Prescott, iu said C"V-.y ot Ia@aGa., a-tt-'
 Under and ,y virtue Of az er!-r O.. sale aI execution issued out ot ti- -.T.ct rC2st q; tle T.1s..o-. Jf A-zaua. i1 .-I IF - tuT-fg eI I.,a9a.. Iu tua above .tI-ir peg rir Ter .. l-Eor.a. t-aaovs -.-. .t- # .A. i.e jg s--c-at D Id. e U. tg~ alE. -t tA aa .vr ..a.l-s [ fe fl ans. l .I.r- q. L--.l a.i ,- a- .---. r.- ut-- tHl-.r "-- u-s .,1rr .E- a-l. ..---l. s, Block -5, .,. -fr ' -- at I-,-.. -l ta5. ,au.y Q: s.a.- =l..h -al tI yrs-s e -- -= L1 :. --- cord -f !l 3 gl sad I.--..t .t a- y,-a- sf8 5tt. 5Il.l2 aij a# -- a' c. ~al. tl.at -- t4,.s T-ui e. ., tg-.l
 A. d ing .-- . 5- -.s ' 6 1- ''s p, 8: and 3i iI h.1 ., -t f.s. C. CG t-le -,u a -5 s.: e.- ,- .slt .s -. s3 u4 sj. ID b.rck .-. '-.. ls- -.--- .-r f. ta. ' l- -..- .e... J.r E..l t'. sr-r . Alzll.4 Ier.i-..-. r.... ua-.A .. rt. .t- '.- l- -. - >1-- 10. H.-a t-.-a-l -.s te sGG I ..u..- SD 5-lst, ..- --, .-E tg tJ--.- flI- a.t sILtg or- '.=t.- d1--as .44..s-- -u- aLd e,,,-l--- %. sac su- ----..,- ce---. Pubic Nu.il- i- hereby -I' e- L-, cE SATURDAY, AUGC>T 20rH, i. D, 1881.
 Ar12M, that day n front O: t.4 Cog-t House G55r, in tt- sell the above described property st pshc auction tJ the sh-; bidder, for cash, Co s4cs-y sad execution auI all costs.
 JOS. E. WALKER. eherf.
 Fer l.. B. ST. JAHEs Deputy. Prescott, July -2th, 1o'I j19
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l. P. Nash. defendant.

doing business under the urm name and = yLe Of spruAnce. Stanley Company, piainuns,
 L, P. Sssh defendant.
 By virtue of all issued out of the above titled Court the sJh day tf July, A. D. lSNl upon a judgment nteTed and cOckeled in -=i Court and Co., 18th day of June, A. D. SSl favor O: the above named plaintiffs and a1ainst the above Ea;u-t defend a.t- aud in the above eEuued GctlCn Tor The of Sl s9S l6.,0O and Secruiug cosfs, com ru=nding 10 satisfy said judgment out Of the rer~0n&! YrOprry uf said judCueuf debtor or If sufficient r-rsoual property be fou.d lsE te Teal property In -a.d 4yspai County Tel D-uE 60 said jie gueut efor o ihe IJ n G.y cf Nays..isr ,e EEse dUy levied upon, by av r--IaIr-t LIS 1th day of July ISal, all the ri-h t'la and interest owned. posse s-d Eeld by the said l.. r. Na-h ssi1 I5 d,y of November, \. D. Isl n aud tlr foHo~iuR described D. CUetty. to-ai;:
 That cer a.a mining claim CT lode known Gs the Golden WCLdsT colEmensEg q rct-ce V-st.i in ',u lccG- pace mp n the oEr- and fu ung se'cs hIL,lret aud tf y .17J feet Eorher.y and seven huldced aud ity 15t feet sgu-heTly, rlakug fifteen buutrsd l5i feet oug the yen- together vtl tt Tee bv L. r. Nash the lIth day Of pt.lb-r. D I,14. 4ir two and o1a-Aaif rn ie fyye-r.r,. from T5irl 4ud rtspuslds ranch lu Green Valley, soHrl ba-i. u Yavare County in The Territory ot being t.- same property attached a the lust-Lc- of YzlS Ia the eau led ac.lCu L- I4.f G oi Seysil0,r, A. D. ts7' together si;-l al tl- teie-leii.s- n,TettA- rueI.ts aud apuurtsu-uo-s a rluuto te.,u1g iIs a.' is- apr rostein-ng. there ore Aere5y gy- Iu1c notice that on the
 90th day of July, A. D. 1881. at the hour Of 20 a- ID in front o:treT"crt o7e in I'r--elt .a s,j5 Cen Y and "er.-,sts. P Joseph B. "e'-e- sE,- nf Yavrua! 'uUl-y. Ar I-. v, l -si rlr -ll'. 'l ant iu'.r--t 1Tle. r--t t- ,- s.ia l.. ? ,-- 7u the iT-a 3.- c v.r.s 2, U. l,. a s,1 Ia The Ghy ds S'ital -rel ryr4ts ri.a- est bidder fer cas. laEtgl ruo- -t E- CE.-.5 tl-.
 4tSLFH A. WA4E4a, Prescott, Juy s.h lssI
 TC>TEOSFD.
 The above sa'ei= postponed ul.i su-.-, 2' -a.l a, same time .J'd place.
 J. R. WALEtE, SLz-i1. By l. E. ST. JAsE=. DeFu-y.
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SHE GXsFg:S < ALE!
the Di trc- Court os tls Tli-! Ju li.. I I,.str.c tic Ierrit r. Of ArIEn0s, iu a.iI Tor t4s
 CHEnt= ut LaT. I--I.
U 70. V. Curtis. Plaintiff,
Tle CCraJor.an1 God and silver M.ai.z Cornrarv.
 .Ha-r..a-nt


 Tie cCra5eran1 Goa aaa silver M.ai,,s Company. I'e-r'aeat.
 I'y vIrtuc ot u i-sla ont os the Distr.c, Cour1 o 'he i1.r . c--' i'I 'r.- of tEe T,rioty lesh day oi Jun, \ b i7,, Hp.1 iud=us!It q sHi so, ted ir -5i ler.l4 Tl ti- iph av o June, \ D. l'r .s5- o . above named piai,.- i.r 1nt --7iafi t1-a v- la-- -atfu lza aII n The -huV- e tii ac- '-. for t- -iN h3l.Ia tn-- ten .t-i.u --5 ,t-it d. isr- aud for s .1sls auG dslI-s ;as-.- -az. .rl -.e ftL- a- asus-.I aui u r-s ll-- lla t1 ,...a -ua.s af la9i-v ou. oi i-f-|e son. IF perry ot s-l1 lrdga debtor ou' Ci ia- fsti 1erty ri. l.v--. c.tty I-.Il-- uE to sii is4J4eai i-3sJr oa Che j' iy ot Tesru- ar, \. D. lo-i, or al any ;-.- r. tlere.f.er.
 have duly ley ei l.sDI br fv required this 10th day 1 JuLe, J, le s ila tight. tI-l- and inter which tfe defendant. te tL,LberialI G.lG and II.er Mining cuLIaay, bad q. aala itr day of February. A. I' lS,' of II an1 = .- a. ti- C,.ulH Id Uiilr- c.a--. Lzls tlUg uf niniug lands I51u fee III ',u-tu a}ohgrl. y- h or lee by sJI f wide. The said lGin ug cam Heu{ sitgat q Martinez Mining District In tE CoE.ty of ilyapsi in the Ter Tory ot Arz J,s a.1 IT. the -ou heru TortI1u ot the dfeci"h rom ''a5aLe1 ''esf- n shJu- ;.'s niies a orly direction fires. ,.a {. sr1 Esncao auI a"11t t~-7N --vcl al otn he l,JG---'" ,o-n tae NG-'uTe teas; a-1 -o''' t. t,arr val l. ,y4 t--e "' " Jn. y.,.u in tA. lat vest of sad ;uub.r- lauc ledge, IGe sA.G IEl- claim having teen located by HoLry cteTbUrs, Ben b,rl et. -ls 4. q. N am bic, on tie 5th day ct atrr1, A. . 1~t- record of "-,, i' iu@ilv S made In both h ,t Mining Record, Of Yavaei Uuty. Ar1JEs. foiJ 2l5. to which rec- oFu ireFfhc- i- Etf''+ !ae Ter more peritCJ de scTlpto1 pf said CuI.heriaId Mining clau together vi 3l aud singular the feI@IueLt- h-rctlmeHts and appUrtenances. Duses, buildings and other prove m=ntS unto said miuiI claim. bel ugrE in any sppertainIng. Also one iunlb-r st4he. one lurnb, board n ho1ze one lumber house, and one lIr- b5r lodging house, stuare a. and upon sad CUnber- land Mining clam. Pubic notice hs-eO- g,en that
 On Tuesday, Au5u-s 9ti. 4. D. 1891, at the hoJr of I9 h. il front the Court House. in Prescott, in sad county and Terr.t.Iy T. Jeselh E. Walker. sheriff of YaN pai CD nty. Arz9na. w s-l all the right, title ald interest Cet. es held by tHe Cumberland Colt aEd silver Min CouFauy. on tue Th of February, \. b. lS.l, the day neTeon the property seiz d and levied uPon md the Trt of attachment a-U' in said csI-e at any time thereafter, in d to the above dscrIUel pros t0 The highest alI jeEt i6Ger cash lawful money of the ui,ei states. JO EPH F, WALKEB, sheriff.
 By L. E. sr. jANE-, DeTHcy.
 Prescott, A. T., July F, ls-I.
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CLEANSING KID GLoyE>-For cleansing kid glove, tie following mixture is used in Paris: 200 grains soap powder, 3 grams acqua-amnoai.. l35 grams eau dcJaJ -lle, 1J0 grams us.er. These substances are mixed. anu paste is formed. which. by means of flannel is applied to the gloves and rubbed until they are quite clean.
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ThE BELL CLtrPEg. has been supposed among antiquarians that the clapper Is a modern addition to bells. and that 1t did not form d part of those employed in Japan and China renry 0. Forbes, however, writing from Sumatra, says that when ill Java year ago Lc saw. in the possession of gentleman there, a bronze bell dug up on the site of one of the old Hindu settlements. of which now only the graves remain. It has lost the clappcr, but the hook to which, doubtless the c!apper vas attached, existed still.
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\ San Marcial ~. M.) special says: Two der,d between san Jose and Fort McCrea, by Indians, w4o ale supposed to be heading from Black Range. Company D. Ninth Cav airy. has been ordered nu a scout from Ojo Ca.ica,e. Chief Mare will probably co-ope;- ate with the Meseaetos fl he Is aware that they ue oil the waruth
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The Board of Examiners for the examina- tion of candidates to the Naval School at Annapolis, Maryland, and to West Point Academy, met thIs morning at 10 o'clock. Present-A. C. Baker, of Phenix: & R. De Long. Pima county: C. P Head, Prescott. with Hon. G. H. Oury, Delegate to Con gress, in attendance. The following Arizona youths presented themselves for examina- ton:
 For the Naval Academy-V -Vallie White, Globe, II years of age; Logan J. Reeves, Phenix. l5 years.
 West Point Military Academy-G Gates Fowler. Phenix, Is years of age; Horace Apple, Tucson, l9 years; James H. McClin- tock, Phenix, T. years, and Henry L. Whar- ton, Phenix, Is years. They were examined this morning in arithmetic -Phenix Ga zette.
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tyirTa1e O. soda.
The Deposits Found Neac the Sink oi the
 Humboldt.

The deposits of nitrate yt soda tslI,yetre) f9qud near the Sink ot the Humboldt, have been ioca.ed by r. C AsAe,, '. |. uaus- kins. 4. \. l'arkcr. George L5,elock. D E Merry and others. They are situated about ten miles south oi Lovcloek Station, oa the east side of Humboldt Lake. andcoyer quite an extent of territory. The crude nitrate contains hi.h percentage of tie salts Henry C. hants. State >;iReralog.st of the .state oi California, to 4hor, samples of the crude salt We're sent for analysis, ill a letter to D B Merry. sass he l!rs verified the re- s.lt obtained jy 3;r Ethel. a chemist, and proved the sample seut hisa L. he nitrate of soda of good quality. iir Hanks further state, that if this material exists in large quantities he considers it one oi the most important discoveries made on the Pacific Coast l. has q uatIoa4 .,s Uc.. as 9 local importance. as IL case of a foreign Va" the Trired States would be fortunate iu having a ,ou.cr oi .g4 powder material in her own borders. and would be independent af other nations. which would naturally take ad- vantage of her necessities. Mc Hanks says if he c.,a spare tie time he will visit the To- c,,,.y th;s summer.-(W (Winnemucca Silver State.
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JC-I 1RaVs ING.
SIl2,40
W E1EE TICKET, 2. 27 LICaEc,, 90.

NE1Ls TICKET, =. HALF TICKETS, si. &I IICaEc,, 90. 5J TIccETs, Sloo
 Remit Money CT Bank Draft in letter, or send by Express. DoNiT SEND BY REGIS TEEs LITTER OR PoSTOFFICE ORDER. Or. ders of S5 and upward, by express, can he sent a' our exTeH~e.
 R. T. EOARDMAN, Courier Journal B1iiiinc. LOUISVILLE. KY. or T. J. COMMLRF0RD, 2I2 Broadway NEW YORK.
 r.. -ayst. Nov c. l---
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Invailids who have lost but are recovering vital stamina, declare III grateful terms their appreciation of the merits as a tonic of Hos- letters stomach BIt;ers. Not only does it imrart strength to the weak, it corrects an irregular acid state Of the stomach, makes the bowels act at proper intervals, gives ease tO those who suffer from rheumatic and kid hey troubles. and cOHquerS as well as pre- vents fever and ague. zsi- For sale by all Druggists and dealers generally.
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IRE POSSIBLE SOURCE OF COAL OIL-The origral source and formation of coal oil Is one of the questions tha; has long agitated tine scientific world. Among t!e many theories Is the following lately put forth by Prof Medeiief who thinks that, on the first formation ot the earth, vast reservoirs of in. organic iron and carbon existed III the interi, r of the globe. These were reached by the water coEdensing on the newly formed land percolating beneath its surface The heat decomPosed the water into its component par,s, oxygen and hydrogen, the first form Ing the irln the latter with the carbon, petroleum and other hydrocarbons. Ii this theory be the correct one there still exists iA the crnter ol the earth reservoirs oi petroleum that are to the sources as yet known as ths ocean |, to the sprin, whose waters finally find a resting place in It's bosom
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SIierids Sale.

In the District Court of t6e ThIrJ Judicial D.srIc Territory Uf Arizona in aal for the County Of YsyapaI.
 John Spruance ard x l.. stanley, partners doing business under the firm name and = yle Of spruance, Stanley Company, plainuns,
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Sh eiiTS sale.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE TEIRD I1-DT-
 cial Distric of the errtOry of riz0uA in and for
 Iayapai County. P. Head and William s. Head, co-pzrt- ners cO.ng business under the firm name and siy.e of (. P Head Co.,, p,aiLtiE's,
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Mout#v. u,,.t SIR. I8s,.

8. the hoI1 Of cr9 . te Co Jr: ft1G c, iu Pre- eu't. -l. stI tg sI.I ger-..ory, I, Jus-I: l.. Walker ~ael-E ei IsFs4i Co r,, >rIz 1la le .l... SlI -lI al r-lt, ate aHt ;I-t, pc O--sssd or held D. t1- 4iHI cf.f sIly t..- -dtt Cay of AErl- A. D. la-. ,uc Gsg U4 r,sl said j.a-IarL. 0ls dos s-,-. uT at sH tIle tle iu ,lr ai '--.-t- ..-... --4,.- 8 ,...e. lorta,!! I."ill LlolleS Oi tl-a 14.f.i o-l;.s.
 +1-FPH f. g sE.f.--.. e4er-f. hY l.. B. l5.,l-., nFsUT4 >H-a-Ef.
 Ire C0t5, Jay l1, Ii-I.
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C. " crans. Sis Pas, st Roo.s I0, SaR Fra.eitoo ssl< Ls,nf for Q, ARIZONA NISER n thst etty- He sstAOris,d o,cf son>yE du> this eStGtiif' Haerf Sake or,rf for a2s>rtaEiHg and aterd to any sth>' k~ss.>ss d,eogsfna HPsa h'H cs . r>Pr,seHiatfve 9 cks Prb{tsh>r
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! R% THE DISTRICT CDTET OF TIE THIRD It. dlcisl District, vf the Territory ot Az.zol4 Coaut | of Iayafai.
 Levi Ba-hfcrl, Robert II. Tura3.t.r sa1l Wll ana C. B-sh10Td- sUrvlvlug per.uo ot tGe Ia C firm of L. Bssniort $ C0. FI1s.
 
 Meredith Ali-i1gv, Elz4bsta 7. .l5ri'cs his wife. Geo. T. Beck rs and Clara l-c. CTS, his wife, Defendants.
 Uude- by vir7a- oG .n o-ie- sT -e anI execution is ;-i out Of :le District toasJ ul the Trd Jai c4I District of h. TeEr-t " Of Ar ua, il and for the CCan of 1sA-Ia ID a. " eHsi'l.t seton vh II Levi B4sEIorG, EJ2vr IL. E iIl and ySIu .r! BssLfOrd, surviving I@rtuers O: r-4a .t- firm cr L. ba-hIord S Co., tss ab. vc uaIli i,Is, ,At-iu.d a Judgment and Feree o- rrc.sur- I.ss tle atovs nanlsa defeE iaut-. Ne-e4itt. A'I f-a lIE...tb l. iidIfczt, hs S-i-, Geo. T Ee-1ss- , Clara is-c -r III Jud-lDel' 3 uF of sad Ii-r e t.urt a- .sys. S', ;s-s ?, i, '''- e.t si. an c,r-,lL=i Co s,I that -"rtalH Ir'lr--y, t--NI-: Al @uf s.a'ilr C. a p1rlir.a Ft-a. parcel O. t--. ct land, cont aluiig ap sre1 arH s-Nty 1,rz s- 4t,I lytug a!.i iril, r, { 70. y...e. .s .. I-- rr!a hivet l .E- tGEL5y 60. Ia-at . .. -i. I-rr5r . )f ArzpnT, and described a. i.. ;.a ..u .hv-.-r 4qaFicr -if ot Section v,tt-'l .i-f, Tuwl-iiE il-FeH lIl, NJsth of Rag" .s. c, .}H Ne-. .f Ola ana --t itiVeT f4se a. lae . t r.l vi,a a.l aut >IuEGi-r tGc ref.el.t h,.. las.ef:- and AL L.5'5L""e, 'E..s,' as..Lsl- sr B s'' w-ze tlp.T 'alLE CT 70 -aus-A ile."9' e iy '' cessEry isty -4it }I Ign . tls -u 1t s.fs -l.l vi;h i.- rst a inc rae cI Ter cent I , from tle e gE t.crte ana taxed oosts st e67I0I,o all, he sum G S94 , -l0T. uu-t fees.
 fuo.c Nou.e ls hereby gwen that CD
 THURSDAY, JULY 7TH., 1851. AT I2 ET. of that @=T, frent Of the Court house d"os h tie FI4ag@ oi Prescott, county of Yavapsi WAL sell the above described Teal est.te al Auction thu highest bdd-r cash to satisfy said e1scuts on aud slI cO~ts.
 JOS. F. WALKER, Sheriff,
 Fer l.. B. ST. JAMES, Deputy Prescott, June 22d, 1.sl. j24
 POSTPONED
 The above sale is hereby postpue1 uut ,he 3Is day of August, lsal at rhe sane tI.,,e and lace.
 Jos. R, NALKER Sheriff, By L. B. ST JAXEs, Deputy.
 Prescott, July 3, 1881.
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TNcRyAsi>G U-E OF STEEL -Dr. Sicmens claims that whenever srength and magnitude are both required the g-e of steel Is without a rival He asserts that even for au ordi- nary house. steel oives more security than wood. k siN to eight time. as str. ng and costs less. He thinks that ere the lapse If many years steel will be introduced intp buildings of all kin,is. and that 1T will grad ually supplaht iron in the same way that
 on already tends to take the place ot wood.
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Jack ck-cf-all-Urades

Tor well c!ssHEE; well and cellar digging: cleaning hJUsr9, yards and yeUl.s; taking up. beat ng and lt1irc d c-pe's repairing furniture; han ging pa ue7- EtIfe ylsv and la}- InlEiEr clearing houes of bel buzz. r44EIur and :@kuy Of gardens, filing "a''r tHn r sriE and .riug c@~sqocls, drains tnf E.S'as- erecting hr'cE dT.-, aud making stone Wa.-- rs af1E .eaF refs and Els'eT wal s. cting f~U-a- and or- tG r-s dicEilE graves and making a't Ga. tt-eI r.a7rI-leli.- d.cp.t,r and Hght li' i Pals 2lE E.ts Tsac~s ci rr-ort; s-gn pautng ''' F s- hI5 Tu~r, iq -li intends stTCtly to a" r1~- -'r cs-a ost - -= be U1.'s75ases 70 do Hea t9 v9-. 5y -li- day furnished application. having s-al --- -,~r.c- a' grod ,1Acr--s Tiu take
 eau-rsr.- fJ- c.-l. 70
 EEA 3CHAElE PRICES, 9rlaJ5 left i1 J-ca-of-qn-Trades' Box,
 .--.-.... =-.. --..a.,g , 4.,ez.e4,o-
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On Tueslay. Augu.: eth. q. D. leel
SSPFiGS Sale.

IT. the D-t-ct Court of the Thri Judicial District Of the IerrItcrE CT AIl4ona ai for the 5ouuty Of YaTarsi.
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The R:gtt Man ID the Eight Plare.

OMAHA, August l.-Gen. Crook, com maudIng tLe department ut the Platte. has had added to his jurisdiction the care and territory of the Utes. i intahs. White River and Uncompahcre Iuiians. who are being removed from Colorado and their old rescr- vation to new reservations iu eastern | tth. near the junction of ..c White and Grau0 rl,cr>. He Rill command al troop, who ale to koep them in suhection. aad as new fort i, to be buil- near their reservation, Gen Crook vii soon make a!l necessary "r- ran@ements ivr troops ;.nd supplies. Raw lius. ou the Inian Pacific will be the dis tyibuying point for this additional territory.
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.34th-- -
Popular Monthly Drawing of the C0Aa9H WEALTH DISlRIBJNI0N [,
 h City Of Louisville, en SAIUhDA(. JULY 3O. 1SSI.

Thee drawings occur monthly Sundays excepiei} u!nier provisions of an Act of ;he General Assf mblY of Kentucky, incOrpo- rating the Newport Printing and News paper Co.,, approved Agrli @, Is.
 ss-rals Is S,ec.s q; and has never bean R.ieala The United states CIrcut CoGlt ol March slst rer- -er.'. rl= ie-Jr,gug decisions:
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X ANIENT AND UNGg~E CANSoN.-Iae Governor of Cyprus has sell. tp tnglaAd u''e or the oldest pieces of ordinance in exist cnce. It is of cas, iron. and i5 we.sas - huudrej-we;-ht. Its form :s ;l.at oI a ca3 or goblet. having the mouth wide aat d. :. to receive 9 I.r.e stone saat while the Ye- dali.t has a much narrower chamber fir the powder. This chamber is : inches in al- aueter.e4teu5S &o inches beliH3 t.- mortar, and terminates in a vent at ri1Aca9elea tui. 2 an inch in diameter Il is probably of \c- uetiau manufacture.
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ne I:e:!rreG Bu..resE.

The advantage of the <. r. t. k. to Los Angeles was never so forcib.y Illustrated as it aas last week during the break caused by tle great lain,,orns winch fell in Arlzona and New Mexico. For foUr days the great stream If trade to the eastward "as stayed, and the effect u3s disastrous on tae trade h fruits and vegetables h4y and grain in this city. Yesterday, when tte welcome news came that thc track Was "IeE. o:t freight could once more he .n.ysi. rle'a MS ar ox- liia,4tion iu trade ald gn ac,iri.y iii business circles tne5 eas -rsl3y re,re htHg Drays were moving. noaey changed hands, fruit Va, I-,chel aHj shipped, La5.rers were put to york. anl many o-:Uc.'e7 %. Industry were 4u.tkenei to d l':-e and Pr'titt'oie degree The e::,-c 1-.- S, markell and no- tlceshlc that it caused widespread reaar'. Even those most anta1o1issic 1a tae !ai!raai sag and acknou'cj-e3 is -..-t benefit ta I..s Angeles. L. \. Commercial.
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'uolic Nou.e is hereby gwen That CD
THURSDAY. JULY 7rH., iSsi..r ET
Prescott, June 22d, I.sl.
POSTPONED

The above sale is hereby postpue1 until the 3st dav of August, lSll. at The sane tI.ise and lace
 JOS R, WALKER, Sheriff, By L. B. ST JANIS, Deputy. Prescott, July g. 1881.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-05
3Oth day of .JuIv. <. D. 1881.
Prescott, Ju'y s.h lsST
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The above sae is postponed until su-.-t e. -asl a, same time .I7t place.
 J. H. WALEtE, sL--iz. By l. E. ST. JAME=. DeFu-y.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-05

CHAELEs r. EoWEN and EDWIN | F KypwLI-. (. Ea-t,- -s Ul Ter ii.e lr.4 name Of Bowen. EuJwi4~ '- Co. a.-t improvements on lot- 5L. g; lul f. III Bl.cz I5. iu til- F4l4-s 9. fr,-.-;t, iu sait Cnt...y gf I--.;s.. Eat:-.
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TE THE DISTRICT COUKT OF TIE TEl dIcisl District, of he Territory ol Arszol4 of Iayapsi.
 Levi BG~hfcTl, Robert T. FUr1lsst.r and VII am C. B4sh1ord, sUrv.vinq per.us s ot tGe Ia firm of L. Bsshfori {. G., Pigs.
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EvTHv DISTRICT COURT OF TIE THIaD JUDi-
 c.4l District uf Tsrr.so-y ot ArlEoE- i aud 4o1 tils County Of ap4i.
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