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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25
To Days News.

he Democrat Is now trying to wOrB
 up a new dodge, in the shape of Min
 ing Bureau" and as the Goodwin mine
 has a business manager in the shape oi
 the editor of that paper, we predict that
 no sale will be immediately made. The
 Goodwin is the principal mine mentioned
 as being for sale and in his own behalf
 states, ''these mines have been largely
 prospected, and the representation made herein about them are strictly and legally correct Now we do object to any journal in this Territory fosting its own property upon the people, under a pretense of a sale by other parties. This has upon its face showing unreliabiiity, and We hope to see the Democrat make itself clear to its readers, that 4Ir. Masterson, the cdi- tor, has nothing to do with the said mine in question, but from what we know, We feel that it will be an imposibilitv Just such wild schemes as this has retard- ed the progress of Arizona in the past and so far as the Gazette Is concerned. such things shall not exist in the future without 1t being sifted to the bottom. anl the community fully informed on the sub ject. We await an opportunity to assist and maintain any legitimate undertaking but We will not assist, by our silence, in in ay such games as the PLeuiX Gazette
 Evidently, and a,suredly the Gazette has struck subject upon which it is poot- ly posted. So far as the Goodwin mine is concerned which bids fair to become a very valuable property udder good man agement We are prepared to state that 1t Is not the property of Mir. Masterson, but belongs to the first Governor Arizona ever had, the Hon. Jno \. Goodwin, and his friends who live in the East Itwas dee,l- to him by California Company, and is on record in the Recorders office of this county. It dose not appear to us that the Mining Bureau is anything unusual or out of the ordinary line of legitimate mining. and as it Is business which eticts this immediate vicinity particularly, We feel that it Is our duty to set the Gazette man on the right track. We do not be- lieve in wildcat or swindling schemes no more than the Gazette, and certainty do not regard the Goowin ammong that class. As for the Accidental we know that 1t belongs entirely to C. P. Dake and Mas terson has not one cent in it. Fair play is due to every man hence we hope to see the Gazette retract.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25
Thanksgiving

This day, set apart by the. President of the C"i;cI States as day of rest, and Christian obsery canoes Ma, recognized 5s such by the citizens 6t tLi. town. Religi ous services were held at the Methodist. and Baptist cherehes Turkey dinners were numerous and the sociai a. ,ile Thea ter building and Howeys hall helped to compiets the list. At Le TLeater very elite, and enjoyable i2r-y was given, and the enjoyment was real. No where la .he Territory did the people more fully keep the day for tine plrpo~es set apart than here ill Prescott Until Christmas 1c will all fall into line and work like Lcay- CTS So as to DO fully prepared for those festive days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25
HONEY. THE BLACKSMITH

''as CIT i --...,I. - lITi:-.. ny fire,
 Aud Vf .,itr. air and water nlsklng my shoes, Al tH" word ike the sIa'k ks see upward aspire,
 And Q tTaw this reflection cannot but choose. W hen once u4 the auNll Iuy work have got. Never i-Il, -.r, tO strike when the iron is hot ~ se-seii-- r7y heart should find intend
 some good 10 !uyseiI Ot snsI,.e4 tC 10 To Te-ltye the distressed H. Xs@lf 70 Amend.
 Oh. wa'ch the bright tine when the purpose shall
 glow:
 For hal .iuess hangs on the moment wot, II 1 fail not ;o strike while the ireD is hot. When er " ny su.i'Ay .ou ial,!el 'o pass
 And hear on the anvil ny nairiuer's loud cI4na, JIu- trutn your mind q, not fail to reheaTse, Taar you heard from blacsnith as bl,hr.y he z .o.3 <. 3aar rtr. j| irt7'sr.r your io' us.5R '.'!r. -ra. To -TEIRE WHILE THE IRON nor
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
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Notice j. ltre.y liv,n that iie l.,l S'.rins Com paiy, cJfI Io4.tlun or-.t 7, -,-o s@ -- lu = i-' whose Ios-ofi a5drsss i' F.e'-os-, NtflH e)Hnt,, Arizona TerritCry h.s uas -.-- I- t1I ladJl fHg patent for l5J'l hit'en A---,- -i CT i'tt ct tA Peek .-li', b ing Iio tis- N,rfA x tlei U ci tir Ptcl Ia.o, vein, dr or mineral I .---, hs4-l{ -l- ve-. wl.t surface sryul4 hGagrst U''i let ll width. IyiL- ,I ur- rt..t- aithlu -g Tea Niu ns Districf, Cou1 p. and elr,y-y ot Ar1zon which j. fully ce ca ed y tl- r-fcai r- and the fed notes survey thereof, L,r oa u~ II t.s Jtcs Register Q: the DIsrct ot I4r.1S, --it C. to sa,, a, Fe-c5t hrlz 'na, "leA r'-d e,-- oI Sur vey describe the LouudIsirs and eA-c t Q; Id SlIa, the surface, with magnetic variation at l! jeg. I5 Iniu east, -e follows, Co "!.;
 Degiuuiug uonuuen, a: ce ter ot ie g st surface southern ryugd.Iy Lu- oi ain, Nh re nouc- oi location IS posted Ge-- 2I min S.osE scU,hrIu cor-er Oi clam, established Oa tell slope of hIl hy dep si stone, IA6X5 i-c bot ot i and set 2; h No. l, and moal.is.t ot stone $ i-r; high, Eo EeHc- north g dag. it saiu. 'ast, Osg vester4 aunJGry oi c'i'l i5 o Ieet e, ortret coz uCr Oi calm. fab ~h,d uy it--il -'l- 4NdAH lac,- marked iu bottom of li. alL ser r ii tA- srClLd slate r.c1 a N-JX5 lu Ia-rLe'' >' 7. , ,'J. L.. lI lnsIulu,ut Cf s.oLes ice. L-h. Prom this COZ ha Oriental claim, p'-itr s-f,r ult. 5-afs Ncr.h a de- l5 iu La-- 2-s: I-et ,-.an'; ,iJ-n sa eos- Ter tns lLonL1u'a- i-ra-- f-. -.i.-..-t r-l-.T nf l1grele'.'l"l-t mias. .--. - 7' ',s .4 rr. l.. ID feet a..--'- I-aI.e , ,i ..-. ' ',.. along .,r i-- a..r.aiy -. r..-4 .'t .r-- ..' .'rl- yt ,... .5a. i .'. E.-t -l'i" .- .i-. .- .'. Coli -t,..- I..-.- .E.-. Lad x ..- -aets.. ali --. .i s... ..rs..- ..a-- rrr- .t1- f...- -LI 'U..J .........- i t.- .-- t...a f-5 corner r.c j...... ,... ..'.t ..r.a-a a- r., or..l;..l .....t 5.... f. ....- ... '..s-, N'- |. t.'.. ;, la l-. it .. s -..t d. ta- .- i. -.. .saa- ' ..--.i t . -.-...s ', !. hr..rs ~ i5 t-- ,. -a-- .'.-. ..-.e- ..t crf -.. l...u H. '..- r.4 s.... -...-. .,,---t- --,I. frs-.5
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

Judge French, the Chief Justice of the Territory, Is winning golden opinions in the northern counties, where he has been hold ing court for the last fcN months. as he did when he presided as Judge in this District. The Judge is a learned and able lawyer. and on the bench presldes with dignity. and his decisions bear the impress of thought. legal learning and strong convictions of right which inspire the confidence and respect of the people. Thsre k no danger O: tl,. iadi cial ermine being soi!ed ty even the sjisri- cion of improper motives while 1t is worn by Chief Justice French. Citizen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25
In MemOriam.

At the regular meeting of Arizona Lodge No. l, l. O. O. F., on "Wednesday evening, the following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
 WHEREAS: It has plea,ed the Grand | Master of the Universe to remove from the scenes of his labor and the field of his use fulness to the Celestial Lodge above, our loved and honored brother James \. Ridgely, Grand Corresponding and Record ing Secretary of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the United States, therefore, be 1t
 R,so1rtd that in the death of Brother Ridgely, Oddfellowohip has lost tried, true and faithful servant; the country citizen of exalted character and exemplary life; fuend- ship, benevolenee and charity, noble eX- ample and a long-life exponent; fraternity, truth and honesty, an untiring and consist ent advocate.
 R,>Jcsl. that Nc, as believers in the otcr- nal principles of Friendship. Love and Truth. to which he devoted his life, mourn the loss which oar Order has sustained. We will revere ana cherish tho lesson If lis noble life, and keep hIs memory green.
 R,s,'r~l, that a copy "f these resolutions be furnished the newspapers of Prescott for publication.
 4 Correspondent in the Tucson Star. writing from Prescott hes the folloviug
 was info1nrl hv one of tLe leading merchants here that husine>s had iu- proved in the lat six weeks. at lceet JU Der cent This i, accounted ior;3a eloa. extent by the trade iraH the < ,c !. Railroad. he toli he AfJ-~ Iit,lr I,-,. and trip ,3 some of th, mining c4n,.>. . aud perhaps toward .he railroad, you shall hear from me again. Lad all.. omitted 10 say that the topic here at If.-. sent scene, t. be, who will hc the next Governor. It Is whispered here now. re ] member this i, suh-r.a that ihe Artia. Governor k aE aspirant tor the full hcd4ci Goyernor,hip. Of course, you don't be- here ,t down in the sunny south. For after the ban4ue, you could not brin1 yourselves to think that lac would offer himself up on the altar of political amtit- ion for such an humble office
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25
I'll ! BALDWIN

Ti.. Ha-5-E Hotel Q; San Frauci-co ant tre ,ap-r ----.y a, ..IltI I aara u rl.a world, over S2.Jss t l..-.- been ;-lc-i ly Nr. Baldwin in its cJIs'.gIc- -l ali .slgl-'.iisg Headquarters Arny and Nav. al 7, citations for families and large Dartie- Pr S-e Cthtf fu t-cass hotels, S3 per 2ar. Special oo.r-c,, b, -.e iaS permanent hrerl5 7 l.s h9'-- c"2chc aud carriages ir waiting t DO -s 4 rii,.-s i=' c--. Rooms be rese-y ed -i3-r I--ty.l pv --lr yr l-i-.Lg the Bald SiD.
 I-5 H. T. PEARSON. Business Manager.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AuMINIsTHAToa,s NOTICE;

IN THE THE PROBATE COURT. couSrY OF l YavaIai aI-I Te.rit 5ry Of Arz5aa.
 H, He Diatter ot He estate of C0ga,el. .as Raaics.
 deceased:
 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of au order of Probate court of the COun-y of Y@yapai and Terri oIy Ul Arizona. made Ou ChteelFh daT or Noy ul5el lsol, i te matter of -le e-4te of Corcl- karuos. deceased. tEe undersigned a. ;Le ann lsla- ;he said e-la.c vI sell al pualic aGcou Co the n h 1l.rT, for cash, subject tO confirmation by sad fubate CoHT, on saturday. the t-u'h day of Dtcfmber l-5l, at twelve O'ciccz il front of tn Court ECEs u tle Nll e of Pre- colt, II -ad County Na. pal. and Territory of Arizona, v 'he right IL
 tie and interest aud te sad Coruel Us Ramos at ;le ol his death. and L the r.-at ar. u- te that the said e-te has. by greg.ig, of !aS or othe-E,s-. acquired at tl- t-ue,t Ii. death. aud all that certain mini int ret gt l.uiI caiIis, si,. uat ,le Black Canyon til.IF RIslr.c said ay- apai county and Territory gio-e--i, and e--r.rel flI- ys wit: Ih- certain silver ua, coi'talIng Glfecu hg: t-e = 0ff tr known and ', .s tlr ArnsI& & al-O the U ,-r.' C3.taiuiu fifteen han .r- I1 uI t,,t to-I e- 4.cA'ei near I-e iui-rt OF ot the Turk Ila 4--. t4aycu Greeks il ,I- aIu-c- said g,ll and 4sr.- y. also, CLe c.-II a-G Cur acre ut est..l.t e-r--, 7-,sA two wells. sl u.tc n Blackberry La-, lu t- -,--i Unty -ul Is. ri.ory.
 GtE,EtAI -.HJoA-, Admins. .ra-.r.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

The Prescott MINER is givng our eve ming contemporary quite brush, and is rechristenin. it by its old familiar name, which remind old Tucsonites of by-gone days. Governor Go,per now appears to be the apple of discord about which there scenes to be a slight difference to opinion. Ntar
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25
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 SaN GULDWATEP.
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mOTiGEEGR PlaL;CATioN.
LauG O.Hce .. Prescott. <. T.,

Notice is hereby r'vgl hath f1I1 EiEg named q tier has notice ai- m ngicu make h1a proof ia sdpporI st ..ls cl4i, nd fl entry thereof Gt Ihe ofce of TIc ard Fsi-y. C.e-k of the lstrc Court Of Apache county, xf s. ynLL-, A. T., rl- 7th day of JaI,.-y - v. -f. . D. S. Eo. iJei lo- the AE 2 Cf IN l aL13 .. @: &E'. and NAil Ct NJ ton z, i1Ni,-Aii ., E ~. D., end usills 1he following Ll- W.-i--ss--, --Z C. l'Cstr. '. becker St. (reoE-c ,--,a le i.ti A...if AiI. al Of Apache c5r.l;y, A. T. N4-L-tfl -5. i- -.-~ ~.t.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
K0TlGE svslIcaTIeN.
Lanl Oa. co at Prescott, Arizona,
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Notice is hereby given that the following naHe1 set ter has ued notice of his iBtl0 Ilake final proof iu support ai.1 ard final entry thereof the 7th dsy of JanUary, lo st the citce Richard J. BAig Clerk of the LIst.1c- Corrt of Apache Co. at St Johns, 4. - St George CT Sghe, Il. l.. No. D., for the VI, Uf Sf-is aad of sLll, Sec. 1D. town ship i. -9 L. TsIa's te to.l wing his vii nesses, viz Wn. M. EuCd, Jalds 5'Cktr, solomon Earth and Gusaye Eecke-. u ot Apache cOunsy, A. T.. iw WILLIAM '. KELLY, Es gI>teT,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

Col. Thornluw, of MolIayc county mines and a resdcn; of Stockton, Cal. arrived in Prescott to-day. The Colonel has sliuaeJ from the Cailen mine. near the Peacacl, Springs a large lot oI high grade siIver c-. to California. Ihe Colonel is thorau.i business man. just the kind for Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

The great General Jehovah, recently i'm ported from the East to give tone and eclat to the Citizen of Tucson, sees no good In Tombstone. one of the most productive camps on the Pacific Coast
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

W. J. Murphy has taken d contract for grading s;x.miles of the A. & P. R. R., i'm mediately west of Aubrey valley. He has forty teams at work and fifty day laborers.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

TIE DEPOSITORY The removal of the funds from the designated United States Depository of this place to San Francisco was made yesterday It may not Le gen egally known that the order for the re- moyal was made about four years ago, owing to the influence of Dr. Lord and others, the execution of the order vas ,uspendil until the prcaent.-Tucson
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

W. \. Cureton, of the-Alta Arizona, ar- rived in our city on Saturday evening, He comes in connection with business of his paper and We bespeak for him liberal sup port from our merchants and business men.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

Hon. ". H. Hargrave arrived from Min eral Park yesterday. He recently returned from the east and Is brim full of news, rail road and otherwise. He tells us that min ing interests are looking we'll in his section.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

The Ball given at the Theater last eve ming will long be remembered by our cit izens a, one of the grandest affairs of the season Our young men understand ''how to manna@e an affair like this.
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WANTED. WANTED,

Teams [" ;.eul coal from Lynx Greek to the AguA Fra Smelter. Apply to
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Anderson J Hilterbrand C. Arnold H humboldt D H Brown Miss NJ Hess II Baldwin H B Kreimborg E Banks K McGuire A D Bently | MckayJ Corwin Miller c Cross c McCluney VI Campbell L Oldenborg OP Crane C Ohles W Cameron T C Patterson w l. @ Carrier Dr NJ 4 Pegran c \ (3) Canton NJ Quin c Collins NJ C Quin C W Darnall R @ Roberts H EasJerly II C Radcliffe L Fuller J Shipman H Frederichoon F Starkey w Hughs C W Sparks A Hognemann H Taylor J NJ
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 T. ". OTIS, P. NJ
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Nir. Archie Curry, brother to George, our popular young jeweler, arrived to-day in Prescott and will .ake position with his brother.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

Doct. Kendall has a force of men em- ploycd fixing up place for telegraph office adjoining his Drug store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25
Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Prescott, A. T., for week ending Nov. o6th
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Major Short, of the Texas Pacific survey ing party, is in town. His force of men are near Blackberry in Mohaye county.
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MARRIED

--, H.l...--pa valley, j. T., ly Rev. J. J. Wil7ar N,vaa,r 2, l--i, Newton il. N1rloU to Hiss s--aa Ir-N-..lf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

A. Allen called on the MINER boys to-day, and treated the force to the deli cacies oi the market.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

JURY CsKTIFIcA cATES. Call om l.. Fisher. who pays highest price for script n9
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Aztlau Lodge. No. i77. F. N A. M will meet Friday, Nov. 25th. at go P. M sharp Work in tle id degree. Al! Master Masons in good standing Nc cordially invited to attend 1t
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Gents Cardigan Jockets jus; received at Fisher Auction House ng
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CHEE>E-Fmest in Prescott, just re- ceiycd at Fishers Auction House u25
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

The Prescott MINER is givng our eve ming contemporary quite a brush, and is trechristeuinc 1t by its old familiar name which remind old Tucsonites of by-gont days. Governor Gosper now appears tC be the apple of discord about which there scenes to be a slight difference to opinion Star
 W. 4. Cureton, of the-Alta Arizona, ar- uved in our city on Saturday evening. He cones in connection with business of hls paper and We bespeak for him a liberal sup port from our merchants and business men. Hon. W. H. Hargrave arrived from Min eral Park yesterday. He recently returned from the east and Is brim full of news, rail road and otherwise. He tells us that min ing interests are looking we'll in his section. The Rall given at the Theater last eve ming will long be remembered by our cit izens as one of the grandest affairs of the season Our youngm understand 'hOw to manage an affair like this.
 ". J. Murphy has taken contract for ! grading six.miles of the A. & P. l.. R, i'm | med;atoly west of Aubrey valley. He has forty teams at work and fifty day laborers. The great General Jehovah, recently i'm ported from the Fast to give tone and eclat to the Citizen of Tucson, sees no good Tn Tombstone, one of the most productive camps on the Pacific Coast
 Mir. Archie Curry, brother to George, our popular young jeweler, arrived to-day Tn Prescott and will .ake a position with his brother.
 Doct. Kendall has a force of men em- ployed fixing up a place for telegraph office adjoining his Drug store.
 Major Short, of the Texas Pacific survey ing party is in town. His force of men are near Blackberry in Mohave county.
 A. Allen called on the MINER boys today, and treated the force to the deli cacies of the market.
 Hon ". II. Hardy has , large grading contract on the \. lS P. R. E. Twelve miles wt believe
 Several large teams arrived ill Prescott today, l.nIcl with goods for our different merchants.
 Rev Mir Adams returned from the South cIn portion If the Territory yesterday.
 
 Navor N. \. Kelly was welcomed home by hi, many friends yesterday.
 
 Two !a'sc freight teams with government stores arrived to day. HIr Hardy is not a candidate for the GoreinllsAip.
 Ho"cys Thanksgiving party was succo-s financially. E'.s, !arst;na Jackson made Prcscot, : vis.t to-day
 t".i. Grey ls home tloin T.mastont s..era, n,N ads to day.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

Hon. ". H. Hardy has large grading contract on the \. N ?. R. E. Twelve miles wt believe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

Several large teams arrived in Prescott today. laaIc'j with goods for our different merchants.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

Ackcrs & Sm!th make spccIalty of fat mountain beef. m2otS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

Please say advertised.
 T. ". OTIS, P. NJ.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

NEv Goops. Groceries. crpckcry. tohac co. etc, J2zt arrived at Fishers Auction House ng
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

Rev. Mir Adams returned from the South cIn portion If the Territory yesterday.