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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02
MINING NOTES.

MT. Warrington. Superintendent of the Chicago and other mines on Groom creek, Is doing good work for this section of Arizona. Work already done by his men on the Chi cago shows that mine in a very rich light. An assay, made few days ago, rave re- suit of $500, gold, and about S260, silver. to the ton. And, yesterday, he received a telegram from New York, with the pleasing intelligence that rock recently forwarded by him had yielded at the rate of S5, GOO per ton. l As these are facts, we leave the reader to imagine the wealth that is in some of our Yavapai county mines.
 MT. Abe Kiewe, a store-keeper of Big Big district, arrived here recently. He praises a mine on which Messrs. Stoddard and Collins have men at work This mine is near the head of Big Bug creek. not far from the famous Belle mine. The pay ore IS fully four feet thick, with every indica- ton of growing larger as depth is attained.
 Mir Brown, who has been at work on the McCrackin mill, Mohave county. came to Prescott yesterday. He left the mill run ming and paying. It IS under the careful and intelligent management of Superintend- ent Hubbard.
 The Silver King has made another ship ment of S25, 900.
 NIT. Buffum IS preparing to start his Crook Canyon Mill It will first crush 150 tons of ore from the Lawrence Mine.
 Frank Murphy and others are prospecting the Providence lode.
 Flint l Co. s steam rastras, near the head of the Hassayampa, will be running in few days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02
OUR COUNTRY.

America is great country, and Amerlcans are wonderfully quiet, law-abidng and progressive people. Had Guiteau shot ruler of the people in guy other portion oi the world, he would, ere this, have been tor tured to death. His crime was really dam- nable. For lao cause, whatever, he shot, without warning, our unprotected President, the Chief Magistrate of O.O00. .000 of Peo- pIe. the husband of noble wife and the father ut interesting children. The country was shocked and yet the assassin lives. False prophets predicted that evil would come to the country botause of the inability of the President to' ''TUG R Not much. This country has prjred its ability to run f self Every citizen has an equal interest in runnin. tle lpachine. which. thank Provi dence. has worked to a charm The people are welded [" their country and govern ment. and .vc,. We're Presi1ant Garfield [" die now. which Jehovah forbid, the govern ment would go "n just as easy as an old shoe
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02
salt .s Good "

Centuries before the ser1no, on the Mount WIS delivered. and even until nJw, the value of salt has been recognized by all intelligent beings Nld birds and animals travelled long distances in search ol 1t. and often t;Iricd long in the places where 1t abounds. Health Is impaired unless salt IS contained ln the food yi winch We partake. l. l7 it once the cheapest and most wholesome sub stance that can be employed for the pre- stryatiou of meat and fish. Host auriseptics are injurious 70 health, but salt Is conducive to l. r. is more desired as a continent than all other substances whatsoever: the appetite for salt Is universal. l. $ desired by the occupant of the cradle and the easy chair Its value as a fertilizer has been ac- knowledged from the earliest heroic times. Since these facts are generally acknowledged Il appears strange that sO many farmers are exceedingly paIslu0Hlous m regard to the use of salt. Every year we near of persons attempting tu keep d herd of cattle or flock of sheep during the entire season without a,m,,-Ving them any salt Many deal out salt to stock as -rGGgIagiv as fl it was as costly as sugar. | large proportion o1 farmers al low their un.cu COWS. anu other animals kept near the house. t' Tar,ase of salt but "nce or twice a month. h iivl, ,Ao animals Ic- ceiy- f they ctt more than is beneficial for them THer r- ne good reason RAy stock of al. lands -syu.d Bot be allowed to g,atliy tEe,F apr.l.-e r.r salt ar any time taty choose. The animals sUo" better than ta-lg osiei, l aeu they r-4.44ce T.. Slight In- cenuty is n-sl=.. ,r f...,.e a,it ,n a situation where lt will ls I.I.-tc--- from the luin asls snow, a.-. tt,-a s-o,1 gan have access to 5J at ,il ---... ,.i.a rare exceptions aAl.ns-s w,lI sai a nt-.o -aIr every day Ii they have the opp. .r-uu.ry tp do 80. The cosy of -a.t, at the ordinary degree of purity. for all the stock farmer keeps, IS triilng. and II sLculd he furnished WIth ut stint t0 animals of all kinds aaG u al seasons of the year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02
A Splendid Showing.

During the last sixteen years the pop uatioh us the United States have paid SLIGO. 435. .0o0 in interest on the nation al debt. The have also paid s755, 657, 395 on tbe principal. or an aggregate I,avmeRt of S2. 523. .092.375. The deb, could be entirely wiped out by 1896 if the people should i'ay each year, from now until then, a sum equal 10 tL1 ayor age annual payments during the past fifteen vears, The deht Der capita in le6j was SIS 25. and the amount of iu- tcreSt to be paid Der capita per anuum was S4.20 Now the dslt per capita k S37.7i. add the annual interest to ia paid per capita Is SLj9.- Phiia1~'pAia Price Current.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02
The President.

It is very aggiavating for us to have to put this paper to press without so much as a line of news, by telegraph, regard ing the condition of President Garfield, who at latest date, had rallied and was greatly improved
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02
REASONA2LE PRICES, orders iett H JqcB-of-Gji-TradeS Cor,
 in front of g,,st5tllrs. promptly s-.eu5el,o.
4 NkW DEPAKTCRE!

Having a' s=t sueceel-. st-e- many d.'s-ats-, La purchasing the hus.ac-s of '-s late ]. J. H1Fe.N Irslarei ro open us t9 rhs TecTle os P-@c1s' aud 7r-.-I-v sa eeEart sss.r-u ar' r- PINE rnl p JEwtLkT. wATCHE-. It.-. ef e7--s l-. os.f .g-- Ny z5ods all ot t.e lr.s-r 'r- and a0-rs'rfi a. reTrss.ut.yI. A large lrvs'-s og ~I-ytTU AlF. JEwELKY. CLOCKS sr- ~gI-.Tk, IT ar~ ea-. --eI dally and ~aa,e it shall "a. rs -e-to --Is a- --r- tstion gained by my r-.d.esSsar trr g. -ar-.s- at deAliug .n aa estsHa-hal tHsll--- q. -sr#a -E la T'res-.' -hz.l r-t ;sa-- good. rer -.- ta-y -4vr hi.brrt1 5eea -a.t zr .s-f--- -3.. ..,s --.. -s ,-.-ta 3tt1 -.s-. = ---ls -a -.. T-.A -s.s -s -i I ara uau r.r,ia-.-f .e sa e. r.-r e-.-.- as Cole ID Erof--. sof e--ees- r.---..- t r.-r -., - zst from ,h- country -4- 1e Irral's --.-d-- t.- -a4 .st.,sslrlou suz-z-s.si C.. ar# ..- rv- e.r7: no trouble e. -E.r -..... v.. --. le-,,ou % -espou-.lia s4rr.-s
 .s-Pri1ss fo- --. ~s-A c--.-= --. s-s- god york mans 1IY.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02

A New Mexican Iaper tells Eastern people who are cominc ta the west to engage Tn mining that C.dgrado Is t"o cold in winter. and Arizona IS t"o hot lu summer for steady, profitable uiinmg- Now, our knowledge If Colorado Is limited, but We have read her mining papers q great many years, and know that mining has been carried on there winter and summer. HaviEg iirs. ao:ot t1 Auzona m lS63 and survived ts heat. we Han very conssicu,jousiv say tne; the heat spoken q: by this New Mexican gentlemen IS all m his eye. Arizona IS. If anything, better fixed for climate than New Mexicn The climate of Tombstone ls nat hot. and. the mines around Prescott. Globe, Mineral Park and other towns are from 5000 la s,ooo feet above the lcs,l vi the sea, ~e can't admit the truth of any such charge IL ls ii.e old, fcollsh idea ,f the back hl.cr and iguord'Gus. Such false statements won't injurc Colorado or Arizona. and cannot iossibIy help New Mexico.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02
SaEasEFiS sALEt. ]:
the District Cours O. the Third JU5ci-l Distrcr, Of ne. EsrEit s5.oa Arizona. and for ttt
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 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7IH, 1881, AT 12 SI f th1- day i :rgnt ot the Cous. House door, in the V l.-- ci Prescott 4l sais CeUlty of layspt. vi1 above e--I.h. q -sraFv Pubic AEccc44 to
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02
LEGAL.
NO 73.
Arp. ice.ian rer :. patent
UNETzp STkTF.s LASD 0YgIcE,
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PI.ESeorE, AT. August 5tiI, lSS!- 'l
 Notice is hereby given rbat George V. Tower whose PHstoihce aJdre is rrsd-I-w, AagsIzi CeUnsy- Ar- zoua, his ei aFpl cation for patent for dttesu uure f1jfl linear Of the Green Mountain mine ven, besr+Hg gold and sivsr NIth surface zrou-d six hundred tDI fec m fFith. rltusted in Te rEory, and ces sHstru ps te C fioe e and oie a llo og, ,!i tas- orfse No ~. ss.sE E0. Soa2, being described fellow. fo SIT: sgestic variation I4 deys E.sst hgnaIIs Gi loes4eto1 1t Q :. w. Cf claim x > Et - n tar sruUnd z'Ate stone 6xf2zS niche, nl4rse . I So A- ana on =. scs -s ..-l mound klgh, from Eai,h pine -i .ueEs cisIn ba2g A sJ CeUs L. 4 Tee7 cst-E th nee 63 tsgs g E. 1re ttftl fee 70 O. chm, H.sea is Sci "a q. Ls sstulsd era lie stone -41lf-i' Iuc.iesi IeztA tr 1 so :, md on S sGs L bIilt l.olIsi of soEs zr fees fh- Fr ta's h. '. $ A Eefgs +.o-uul -t So. l. Brads4Gw tll Dstct, bears s .4 c-cs i5 -sin. E thirty tf e. -6 ue ie fifteen EEld-sc l5oU} fee to \. E. corner of els, where is sst IL tae rOu d grspTre sce s buS iaotnt Of stone q let nigh from "nieh pine 70 Lcl.s CiaIe.e- bears \. 56 degs l., + :t ds1 % pre 4 inches diau-Js-. bears ' g degs ", 4 Feet dist 0ak i4 iuct- diameter. bears 45 dgs M S2 feet l-t1s: tA nee : G des 59 min V FIX hun ireu tGg 3 feel W corner of eLL, where ls ct . n Le gro1G1 A aFa1i Is,z14K+ iac-.es market e. A- Nv 4 z e is bul.s mound ei stgne Zs feet high from VII c1 oaz lpelto diameter oesrs 5A tEs F. 26 feet distant to 1JInr1cA n C1afnEseE. bears a2 Geza F q feet UsStsul; tks 16 dsgs sl min " 1f-4n hSn6nes l5pi 4e. 10 TssIu=Isft a z 'S corner oI claim and place Q! tegunEg, eontsinIHg 70 65-I19 scses-
 IL he Ke.orcsEs cccs Of I&Taq-i Co.3ty at precit, T., Book C, Of Miue-, st Page 2fS, and III Book L. II of Mines, al saz 423, f24aDd l5.
 Any sna al persons cls-uiUg adversely any portion OT satt Gse,n N57It4iti i. Cs sjirfsee gronld a1e UIise Lsns Oif Prescott, In -se 1rrt- tory ma euri8g la ssEsy perFd Cf pCol- cation Eeeof. "r ti Sli b. 1rTed by VTt1s oi inc
 W. EEIzY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02
lenix Gazette of August 20. has these

The Phenlx Gazette of Angus, 20 has these items.
 Morgan ferry on the Gill Is now running in first class order, crossing and recrossin. teams.
 Louis ju Puy. If Casa Grande. was com rellel by a Mexican. who robbed him If hIs clothes and wagon, to walk stark naked for quite a number of miles.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02
AUcUzT E-t--lBxe

Si4--t'' NE1Ls if1sETSr s2- HALY TICKETS, eI. &' lIrAEl7.. s9y-.s 51 IIcgET~. S1e5
 Ee.nI. Money CT Rank Draf, in letter. or send by Express. DuN'T >sND BY REGf>- TErfp LETTEB OR r. >ToFFIrE ORDER. Or der, of x, and en4 ari. by fxptess, can le sen. e. our rNleuee.
 r. " EO3BDNAN. Cour.er Journal .Bvi l,ing. LGyJSNILLE; Ea-
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ADDRESS
35th .:''' s-SHl- -~%~~s Popular HIont3f.v I4-sy.,f,.- .,.s fire
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WEDNESDAY. ttG. 3l. lSSl. Tue~e draw iu-s occur monthly Sundays exceu.ig l.. fer rs Q, I>io.l,, Of an Act of ,Is Gen5rai Assembly of Kentucky.
 Tas United st-res Circuit Cert on March 3Is: reu- der a -lte ..--ea.l Ga.I-I I.--:
 1s-4las As n.5Evyea.th D-str.- bu z C.Eya y is .=sal
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Notice i0r Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT fEE corr.

A-tfHrs ] 4s-Etf+if. A-E- 4-- I,-i . N,-~. i- her iy ,-var ;aar t-s fc.lov1ag-uafust -.f'- -ss -'-d r.-ra .- a- .faf lrri fa r1aka fuz --us -lfsr-- af r- c-s and -e-.re fi-ai entry hereof sf r- i- ..art f.".-a % .r~rotf A. T el th .tt dsg ~--'-H be-. l-G: v. D. N D. "a. Ia-le- i- FrHF1- t.- -u- H' e, Sec e. and S W 4. of "a =ai N l .s as A ---.- -zr. f- N A. 6 T sl-E H---. N. f.sy. f0-. Ir.--s.al Ala--r ,r. Nag-- .al l.+r- +.r-L ul --s=a- zl ef laFs4-i ..---ry. e. I-
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02

The Ar,znua esi,,r Belt teooj authority says: All ls qu.et m the S.n Carlos. Troops are all around the reservation, while others are patrollug the boundary lines be- tween New NcNico and Ar.zona and between Arizona and Spu.Et.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02

AflG5Le-
 l.. tAe mater of tho e tate
 O.
 AARON WEHTHEI3iFE, decl.
 AIi-lae Worms r, tae administrator Of ths estate Of Aar04 N.zrtLe.lDcr G-c-1zsl A-y,g h-s da renaered .g P rzeLt for ses.-Ltt and ni-t n thls Court ms final Cf hz I'd c-sssra c< tle estate of said e. having t4l- -f A-- Ye-t-u stating that he Las E - it sgcOaut fer -ett tIn-1t aud allow aIc- titt a thr ri-- slIaluj 1u th hlHz oI -4fo accoutt aEd eii.Ju have been p-iJ, -et -lsd Etiii ze: fOtt, .cd lrsy sIIL I e-..-- thu to Gl-t-ItF .oa su1 fayneit O. res. .Tse ot rll4 --rr- e. rH Person euf4c rata .4.- ---1 r tls .u2 aer fcTtE
 itI- or1e--l chat S4'ur-ay, September 7 i', I5S :. refg day O. term of tL- Cousl, tc-yi July re' I~-I. aJ % u'c cz sad G-y. nd the tr-as zy 'Eu-eu r tle -e t' 1-ea sad hLsi ao- gCnl, a. t l. fI:ET ordered }llt sl persons ln7eI- --,a. Id estate s. --F bel stiI c urJ at ~ai1 Jue. tH- Fro Cau-s rcem, iu F- scott, ID I4 CJuL5- Tsy l,-i. t5su and there show cause r-g Ur4er ci ,t--tutsn ald r. yIrert sAoul not 5- Lsr of tiIe T-siuu sad s-alg the credit O-S e4 -sij a-Jessei rr-, rst-,s t5 --w.
 ' k fur-h-r ors ee --t copy of the above be pub s--t lur four weeks -t,cc->s.ss4y 5L the ARIZo5.A HISER. Hes pareg pL.rsd -I.l published Pr scot, i4 sad LcuIs! Of 4aVap-l-
 ALBERT O.. MOVES,
 ILoEATE JUDGE. IISac.l- August 6 i. Is !.
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and Wiii D2re to any
 REQUIRED DEPTH!

They Hi. 5sre successfully aGG satisfactorily ii ali hinGs of EaT:ii, >G:t saIiG anG time -etos,e.. ili f7i stiafnous .s titlse Coal Slate. +5s-rIa an sIraYei. Lava. lsJ1-;dezs9 e<Ec:itss.e and Con- gi<, 22ass. s,. er: eek alsd g;9araR- -.eea Io zls.AEa- tlne. -4cEy besI oll' i, eI1s il. q Qiiicsz !&:,,iis.. They are i.slt 1RunIng. simple in cC s.s-s.ez iJii. easily ,0S,e sa4ed. dGEssisle' -itzs4 ;srs9syi5-rf Eedgcd as the l;esf 4.:.at Gis pIa:s;ics.! ila z s.i..e .exzGI.. iaey .u1e es- 'o0:sC,s .:1s1tc- &s .!:. 2 il. 4es1 tate i:C;ez.. ,se Co..Gr..cl .or E1rss Fec{inss Isr ,s
 COAL aoIo. 5 isvEiR COAL ocu
 NC ALI EINo5 O. EcyERAla
 4 70. a:asi.1g Artez;aA 7Tei and co=l 5h -c. ea.so u-..;sl Ef.siaes Pol -rs, " ad Isl,s, rsyd:aulc c Ra1Es Horse row 5 E.IoE E5aolires. -.i iDg Goo S 20 tao-s Fo sss aoclz Dt1iLs d d a hia- cry of Ea s.
 7+'-e ood A c;5v . AgsI- wanted in eveI Country Ii the World
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LAND O. F1cE AT PRESCOTT.

LAND o. FItE AT PRESCOTT. }
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 Na-c is lers-y klf esi sl- hugelue 3. Ni-csr- v-Hl@ If a-l.f htag-e-. .e-l, na- nird u0s9vc C: i eili G. make f-a4 proof -Urfort Of her cain. aud cuse ll-s Lls5 he ee:. J d-y of -,I i--I co I-- ' Lad U5c-, Frrsc c..-. r- lzda lt. L. No. c., 4 Dan l H.'cLC.i if,
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Di c a,tnn of Coy,a ,ner hip
t.,.-.s.ert \ NniiCe

To '-. A. FIIfEF-4aa --- hereby notified taat ] ls,- 1-etd.t f.- te pear u- l-T- I--g -iI i- ogs 1e s-r-1 lrlars e1r re4~ sass sl.4 ILf-9T - fu ss Nf s4f Fr t ..l. .H f5l cen @psd Mining lI-rr.c. taHt- 70. ltaFe .grItofy 0f AriEaua lu --4. a. a..t-t-. .- l3. rl'e1 ~tates; sla a ~r-il -..t. s-- afisg tI- laslc- ty Fubhca3gu !uu f4t. -ata-- ra rf-l-e .sEr portion of =uth sI- Ten .fIgvgz l Yrr.r. Vgr interest sad become ta~ Trr5e-+. .. = -e-1 or h- lel4l rt-resaEta-lv.. u-.1s- r4l- -a-t4-l z.5&4
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NoGTCI.
LAND oFFIcF AT corr.

ar.z9ua Ts-r.tsrT. Avg 12 I--l. Ne'it 3, ha-siy s.t-a r,a. "a .s ~-rE g. med set rr iz- fl-1 u,os 70. A-- intention -e nas- .a YrooI -Hr C, x. l4 J-i-e sr Ir ca,f. sr.z De- ou t8= --hatF si Sep es.str. 'el, Da4Fes B. C. uuug T. l. f.rt@- z 'c of w H. aui >t "a O. WI. and Iet2 of N " Q. s,ctou 49. Iosr-tig !, S.R.s ~ s-d -.aibss t,f 70 .E..t 4- il efnss-ss. viz.: tu D.. t.Ia--- N E-a h H-IEy si- iir b-rf Jo-- .r b. x ssat- AAast f t..--
 HILIiA5i \. KELLY. Beg.ster- al,-4v
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The Re,, a:i.-or- aar cosj the United States Si.5 l95.. .uG. Great Britain lost 5O. .Oco men. incurred a debt ot Eleo. o.Vh.co or S5Oo u,0.up. and lost her American colonies.
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IjF0J VEHY HEhS5IlYLl
TIER MSS.

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 Any ons dssircus q Pa.oa7siag,a B1ld ing in PRE5CoIT f7r the yur soses of A MERCANTILE BUs nsESa O. !,E Ho- TzL. cen co 10 bate. tta1 - apdy at the office CT CaAS D EU II H1outs-uma se. who has f,r ss,e the I5ra.,srly v r=p,eseused by tEe above cut
 The building sfBrcz. II is two full stories and is g. xso feet. IL is situated on the corner lot cn t.e GGnthsaet..corner ef the Plaza having iroStsse cf 9 by depth Of l5o feet Ths Bul5ing can read fly BE vERTyDE ETG 4 E9TEL and its situation for tl.at pu Poss is dss Eable.
 1tis cns oi the most d-s rsese pieces of property in Prescott. ard E a. coOD lN- VESTaEET for any one eesiEi1g to :nves. n real eststs " thoIS iefe-esct to other bu.ress- Any one wi-o desiIss to tuvezt for any of tte aoovs purposes w1I co well t EXAMINE THIS PROPERTY before ourchasinr elsewhere.
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Dew Is the condensed moisture "f the at mosphers. Darag the day, under the sun s ray, water ls oyhal-d from all moist and wa;ery p.ace-. and Is held in the air in the form oi yarur. When the sun goes down the air Is .lc5. and therefore contracted or condensed. aud t-e water Is deposited upon cool substance. Drops "t water on the out side of p.l.-lc. .i cod water n the sum fu.r Is dew
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C. " crane BIS PiH> st. Room 10, Esn Franeisoo.i .is sols Agent for the ARIZONA yISER ia thGt efty lie suthorissd o s5>rf rSneys due uis eStablisi HleTt fake orders r azsersisisg- aad stesd 10 any ether S.sines. depo5rtR2 apea hiSa ne represeaattrs 9 tAs PubEishey.
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9ata .-%>; I~ ,,@5

Ter -~'l c!e-u @-s --." --' r-- r.-rr-s .--.--- ! boz CT. rus tH vs1. -- ft. #lrz per xhi'a-gasFi-E Fs'- u-. E h.g at h-i bag u,s -ai fasI.v cs-- 70. ssrt---, @ .e
 water 'sri-@ u8~ils -u rer.. Ing .H-.r. -. #-rI-- au1 sayze-z: e5e-ft-i- r---t sr-e, ard .e-s
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WAGONS E0G SALE.

ITO VA o1z. re-t.y oeH, ols :. .ia- -5ee sl lrina g7.: t.e -ias- .s> -,5. Eania' '-t 1s tarse 1-la cot ' .''-'-
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To cure se.e throat F1ur a tea dIoPs ui sTiti.s .t c4alaer au } lump of sugar and allow it t,dlysei.e in the mouth every hour. The thrd and fourth dose VII enabie the Ta;ient e. swallow with ease. This, It Is s ..J. Lss cnred the last stages ot the dis
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Shaving 6s E&lr-Uressing Sko
HONEY. THE BLAf K2l'ITl

''As cft 10 rrT sr; lhy }iIr h.uerirI I,s e,
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koUice to 1.ax- : ayers.

J-HE kSsFss2f-'T TOLLr T-v .TsT Co!s-lV has been ta.71-l r.ys- s q t- lie ef t-.--lt t- tax g, Thss ale uD4. o1-. -gs A 3. rzas rsL Le=t ed to come for G. -z1 slt e l- .le-
 #-t~. l.. -%4 E G, .
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HERFBY GIVEN. TJ WHOM IT 8IsY V concern, tn We Esl nJf be r--psL~4.t- r .Iy bills ccrJTasied for z eds -Iop.e- .Ir-.-iI q either sGD-ccHtrEc-Ors aHs p,h ftr-Ot- ert ssd the Atlantic and PacI1c Elsp4d Ule>s said I8-1, have order ftolI dle our firm t-eE u.- L5ss Iuan-;5 ger. JOHN h- FFICt G CO.
 4sstaf. June !. 1881. I.-iT0lG Con. .ac-, fz.
 Democrat please cnpy.l 6mos
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I; ls estimated that the bullion output of Arl1aHa for l>Sl ~ill approximate SlO.oo0,- OeN
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C AUeEs.LoN

.II. PERSONS AnE wA2NID NOT 70 PUR- chase certain Erl ri-scr- -'tF draSrI }n favor 0. r. Givenslo ts-es Hr,.rsd a16 si4'y fe1r dollars snd 73 ceRt=, l53Ji D. dated seftr1e er 24-G. 11J, and signed fy ns as ilis sas'.e ies he ii id Ia faL.
 C Ip.s'.f. MILL LUBE Ais co. Prescott, arra. = ISsii.
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BSTRAy COLTS!

CA.fs 70 ysSepEscC 1y 1Rt9.ps0N VALLEY V si5gt -i tsgaz C- .-ay, tt9 caS1-. ;sg we're =' one tiIue at,.d t5 Is Iaes-. oa,'s s ,y- gar ois ,1e .ry hs otf.sP s-f-r,. 5-g-aJet with nE- ure 5. T1e gv--es r-g Ie-tat l. t- t..l as4y and DIS io- e,yetii-i.1= ard Jtta- xis-1 .@s.
 J. J. 55JCGTAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Teams Wanted i!
lE z StGA :. :.

GAME TO aYPLACE sEoi.T IWO TEARS iGO V one gray marc er4ad-a ' p -3 'a l1t hip 4;.e owner hereby ucuhed 60 czl, Lay rarges, sIs t&Kr the avsg- tf.1y .1t- 4-t 4>A. - a2a-lm titenb.aaa.s Raneh. Agna ErLa ,.--.g. A 2.
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WEDsEsDAY, SET. m, 1881, rl2 NJ.
FTebafe NutEce.

n Inc p.obat4 CoUrt T-yai CoG-y, Territory oi Arizona. l.. tAe mater of tho essate
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EsLLEG ATS

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