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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-01
APPLICATION FOR PATENT:
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 Application for Patest DOT ds IEerna Mining Claim
 Notice is hereby given that Nathaniel Rcss by his Attorney in fact, eamuei .. shu whose pOstofce sd dress is Prescott, Ysvapsi county ArIzo Territory has this day filed application fer L. Patent for teen hundred tl5Co1 linear feet the Pieyna lode bearing gold and silver, wih surface ground six hun dred 6o feet in ~idth, situate Ting being in Has szysmpa mining distr e. Yayapai county rizon er- rtory, and designated by the ieid ani official at ou in this oice as lot No A. R t=e Unsurveyed lows, to wit: V ariEtioI l4 deg min East
 Beginning at loeafon monument st centre of NE end of claim. Thence 45 de. J0 E, along NE end of claim (being also the " of the Savage mining and t, monument No 3, establishing sE corner to Saw age mining claim loi NJ 43, which coTpeF granite stone l6xl6xl0 inches set ss in the grnd. which s marked on < side Nc I. . ssI . de is a mound of stone 2ia feet high. Fr,m this the U, s. Mineral donumeut No 1, Hassat ampa Mining District, eatab ished in 'sT beTs 4e d.g Ie min East. lI3 100 chains dis'znt.- ThsD s5 dsg 3U min V along bou diary Of claim of claim ffeen hunored 50e feet to Sk corner of ciaIm wherg is z, the Lround granite st 12xI2x l2 inches marEed H. and on side Is oaiit mound ef stone 2s feet gh Thence 45 deS mlr W slorg sW snd of claim six hundred 6CsJ feet to SW of czim where is set in the ground Fr4n!te stone I2xI2xl0 inehes marx d No III, and cn West side is built mound of stone 2Js feet high. Thence 43 deE5D aloI b. undary Of claim fifteen hun rc I511 lee: to < W corner claim, where Is 2, in the ound slate rcck l6xl4xI8 inches, marked No lV and on Vest side is built mound of end cs claim three hundrei 800 feet to location place If beginning, containing 2o 6iJO
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Pleyns lode surface ground requrelt to lie at Prescott, the Territory of Arzana, daring sixty days of publication hereof they Nf be barred by virtue of the Statute. his claim is of record in the ofier of inc County Recorder of of Mines, folo l57, l5e and i59-
 WILLIAM S, KELLY, Register.
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4 dminisfraTOr's Safe.

Notice is hereby gi.en that in purs aance of an order of he Probate Court n and for tie County of Mohaye Territory of Arizona, made the 10 th day of AprIl, A. D. lss0-
 In the Matter of :he Estate
 
 WILLIAM TowLE, Deceased
 The undersigned, the administrator of said estate VIII sell sf ur1vafe sae for cash well st the option ef said administrator and subject to h approval and confirmation of the said Probate Court all tue right title and interest and estate of the said William Towle at the time of his death and sn the right title and interest that the has ther than in addition 70 that of the sad william ioSie al tie dime of kis death, in that certain lot piece or parcel o Asd situate lying ld being n me Town "f Mineral Park in said County of Mohxve and bounded and describe ss fo,lows. to-,vft.
 Commencing at point feet westerly of the west corner poet of the porch of the hou.e standing on tr town lot being described hsrein and thence esssery 3 Feet 10 south east corner of lot thence at right sngs uorrhefly uAes .o EAssfcne Street. theiee at riyht angles westerly along said 15 feet st right angles to pl-ce of beginning, the same b.iug ot of land 35 fEnnt on lOra sse o Main Sf and uEs- on which is ogily . small frame house known ss "IoTie's' house. nor occupied by Mrs. Britain. Alec the following aescrbsd mining claim to-xit: That certain claim known the .Juno" consisting of lO linear feet upon and Of that certain an. lode or ledge of quartz, formerly kn0En the "Kxty," to- gefher with y0 fee; upon zach side from the thereof. Said claim hes about hAf mile tery from Granite Springs, and about mile nc nsrthxes,erly from the fowu of Chloride, and in wslspsi Mining District Mohave County, Territory of Arisona- sr pears Of record in Book ..D.r Page sI9. of Ninins Records of said Nch.ye County, and ~ss formerly known the" Katy Nine" Offers in writ ng for the pu' cbs=e of either both of the sbovs de<crfbed place of bnsiness, in Mineral Psrf MohaSe County Territory of Arizona, and after twenty days from the date hereof
 Dated Feb. Is, 1881. SAMUEL cRozIER,
 Administrator
 A. E. DAVIS, f25 Attorney
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l Territory of Arizona, County of Yavspa
 FRAScIs A. BAsHFoRD, Plaintiff. FREDERICK ". WILLIAMS, OLIVE Bowers. SAMUEL MoRx, FRAxx E. aETSoLDs, DANIEL HKsA- sehn Hse NO. tt RE, JANEs S- McCASpIEss,
 and the County of YavxpAi, in the Territory of ArIzona, Defts. Action brought in the District Court of the Thsr, Judicial Distinct in aud for the County of Yavapa ir the Territury of Arszons
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to yresar- ick w. Williams, Olive kovers. Samuel Mor. Fr.nk B Reynolds DantI Henarie, and James acCxpdle>s and the county of Yasapa in the Terr tory Arizona
 You are hereby summoned and required ts aupezr in an action brought sgasnst you by aiscve-uzrued
 4inth l the District Court of the Third aairal Die te in an for the county of Yzyapai in s. Terrtory oi ArlIona and answer the complaint filed with ths Clerk of this Court Prescott in said cour y Ia o,vv 0f which complaint accompanies this sunus ms within twenty days rxanslve cs fh- day of serye, after he serNlcs upon You of thIs summans. if ssr7d in this county but fl served Of the county and within Iii.
 i<rie, then within thirty days all other ea.e. forty days. ''
 And you are hereby notified that if you fsi to app>.r anu answer the complaint. above required the plsip-
 1 vlH faze dezsaI against apply ', the Court Tor me relief demanded in her complaint and ccsts and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Gwen under my hand and the seal of said Disfrir@ h. s Court, at Prescott. this Second day of March mhi-odl WILLIAM wILEERS0,, Clerk.
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Proposals for Fresh Beef and
 Mutton.
HEADQUARTERS DErAsrxxsr or aEzoxA.

HEADQrAKrEEs DEFAzTaEsT OF AkIzoxa,
 once of Chief Con mssary of Subsistence, ! Nhipple Barracks. Prescott, A. T. March n, 1sn FAILED PROPOSALS. in trfplsc.te, <ussusnAta sss S r<usl rntztis-~ Zs ts received this sf the ofhess of tbe Acting Assistant Coranszsries Of Subsistence at the foI v1ng named posts until n o'clock noon on Monday, April II, 1884, st which time aud places they will be opened in presence of hidders for furnishing and desivery of ausnties of Beef and Mutton on the clock ay from time to dine bs required al Forts Apache, Bowie. Grant, LoxeI, Ne Doven. Mohaxe, Verde. Yuma and Csmps Husehucs and Thomas and whippse Barracks, Prescott in sais Department, from Iaiy l. Iss1, to June 90 lssa The Government the right to reject any or al proposal-.
 Blank u-orosals and full information as te the man. ner of nidng, condition to be observed by bers and terms of contract and pay will furni-Ar oa sp- phestion to this of ee to the Communicates st ths posts. The contracts to he made under this adyersi s.eut saA noS be construed to involve the United sta.e. i'm any obligation for payment n the spprvpri- sion g antei by Congress for the purpose.
 Envelopes containing proposals should be nsarked. 'PrePosais for Beef snd Mutton and adres.e to the u3der- gne CT 10 the resp~ossv, post eommisszries
 CHAs- P. EAGiy,
 Captain and O. B., U. 6. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-01

The ARIZONA MINER, first published IT Prescott. March 4, 1884, over seventeen years ago, by Governor R. c. Mccormick, hence the. oldest paper i'll the Territory, and the advocate of her every resource, now recommends change in procuring our sup plies San Francisco must yield to the East, a. we can save from 9 to 40 Der cent by 50 doing.
 One hundred quartz mills will be required in 1882 for the purpose of working ores in Northern Arizona Let mammoth foundry men of the large cities look into this i'm Iortant item. One million hye hundred thousand dollars will be spent for machinery alone this fall and next summer.
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Proposals for Flour
March 25th, 1881.

hRAporaRrEss DKPARTNKSr or AkIzosA,I omss of chi-f CoHmis~&yy of suissistenoe, Nmppie Barracks. Prescott. A. T. Marcn 10, 1881. SEAI.Ep PROPOSALS. in triplicxse subject to tts ss the onc-s of the Acting As.isans Comisssrie. o, Subsistence at the following named post. until I, o'ooch noon on Monday, Aprn iith IssI at wh,e
 time and places they win be opened in Tfes-nce Of bid ders for furnishing and delivery Of Flour a. follow. Fort Apache, 4. T.. s5ov pounds Fors Bowie A. IT,, %ceco pounds; Fort Grant, A. T.. sleoo pounds Fors Il, ,sn pounds Fort Serde A. T.. IS 60 pounds. Carxu Huschuca. A. r.. z2ooo psun4. Camp Thom... A. IT.. t9aeo pounds; whipple Barracks, A. r. .s 0Oo pound. Delivery Of One-nalf the amount. viii he reouir,s within $s days and the haance within so sys afssr mo- shc@tion of award. No pida vig be enssrzaned ue.. samples be furnished, which should not be of isss weight than n pounds marked 10 be easily ident. fed and should reach thi. office on or before the a.,. for opening bids- standard sample Of Flour of tho quality this sdvertiseneIt eontempla,ss will se fur sishsd bdders on sDpiczon, which application should be made ss the earliest practicable dste.
 The Government reserves the right to reject any or al prOposals.
 Blank rropos&s and fGn information s- to the man her Of bidding, condition to be observed by bidder, and terms Of contract and payment will be furnished on application to this once the Comaiss.res A, the posis
 Enseiopss containing proposal. should hs marked "Proiosak for Flour and sd- dressed se the undersigned or to the Comrlssary s the poet
 CHAs.P PAGAN
 Captain and c. S.. '. s. A.
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 Territory of Arizona CouIty of Yavspai. CHARLKs W. BFAcH. PsintIf,
  Cumberland Gold and Silver 'o------ xiuisg comI any. Defendant.
 Action brought In the Dst jet Court the Third Ju- icial District the Territory of Arizona, for the County Of I4ESpat.
 Territory of Arizona sends greeting tc Cumberland Gold and Silver Mining CompGny.
 You are kere by summoned and required to sopeSr in action brought against you by the above-named pianti the District Court Uf the Third JudciA Dis for She county of Ysysp2i- the Terri tory of ArizOua. and the complaint filed with the Clerk of rh Court Prescott, said y, "a copy of xtirh complaint accompanies this nneDsi, within twenty days -Icasyr of the day Of tfyic) af the service upon you of this summons if ID this county but served out of the county and with in this district. then within thrty days; all other oase., forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and complaint. above required, the pain tiff ~ll default JudsInsnt against you for the of two hHnrr~i srd fo--yone ts2tl) dollars and interest from tis 5th of February. A. D. le1, al and costs and dsburse- rne1,Is in tAi@ las. Al eLpended.
 Ciiy.n unaer my hand nd the seal of said District rsy,r Court at Prescott this sth osy of February, ;Ssi. "IbLiaM - nlLn Hf- f,ToS' ,,e.' sleFk
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OFFICE RULES.

The funny man of Wells, Fargo & Co. s Express, Aaron Stein. head of the stationery department, has had printed and sent to all their local offices the following
 RULES:
 Gentlemen entering this office will leave the door wide open or apologize.
 Don't wipe your feet, it soils the mats or doorsteps-
 Those having no business should remain as long as possible, (ShOrt visits will not be tolerated.
 public record) and if such books as you de- sire are not in sight demand them they will be promptly produced; we keep a clerk for that purpose.
 Look over the clerks shoulder when at work on the books, tell him a few jokes, punch him in the short ribs with your el- bow, talk loud or whistle, and if this does not have the desired effect, then sing; put your feet on the most convenient desk or table. it will be of great assistance to those who are writing.
 Profane language is expected at all times; especially when ladies are present.
 Persons having no business with this office must call daily or send written excuse.
 Our office hours for listening to solicitors for subscriptions are from II a. m, to l D. m. book agents from to 3 p. m.i adFertis- ing agents, all day. We attend to our own business at night.
 The employees of this establishment are daily instructed to spare netheir pains nor expense for your comfort and pleasure, and you will confer great favor by promptly reporting any neglect in this respect"
 He might have added: ''Tbe society of loud talking drunk men ia peculiarly fas- cinsting and attractive"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-01

MoHAvE MINING AND MILLING Co The first annual meeting of the stockholders was held on the 12th. Four-ffths of the stock held was represented. The report of the trustees was adopted without dissenting voice. A vote of confidence i'll the manage ment was unanimously passed and also a special vote of thanks to the Secretary, MT. iofiUSsIIf SIIsto cfecSecr= fT. IT. B. Gilman, Jersey City; Mir J. R. Boyd, Bloomfield, N. J.; Frank P. Clark, New Haven, Conn. c. H. Keys, Prescott. Ari- zona; E. NJ. Clark, New York; W. D. Chap in, Richard W. c. Warrington.
 RICHARD ". c. WARRINGTON,
 Secretary
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The spring recently found above Monte zuma Wells, near Beaver creek, is said to possess very effective medicinal qualities. It is in very inviting section of this coun- ty. Its proximity to Prescott and other places will, no doubt, make it faForite re- sort for invalids and pleasure-seekers. Near it are fine farms, beautiful trout streams and glorious mom tain scenery.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-01
THE BALDWIN.

The Lsssafng HOtd of San Frxncisoo and the most elegantly Appoinsss 40tel in the world over & sgOs having been expended by Mr. Baldwin con.truc- uon and furnishing. Headquarters Army and Nssy. sFes2 accommodations for families and Isrxe par1ses PFots The sane al other rrtlsss h0feis, e to g Ter day. Special contracts viii De made for p@rnaDenf poarers The hetel coaches and e-rrizges in vxittns all boats and rzii z-T 3ecss Rooms be reserved efore arrISal by tesesrzpaing the BAIdx1s.
 h7sI H. II. PEARSON. Bus1Esss Manager.
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The Silver King mine of Arizona reports ss follows for 1880:
 Receipts for ore sold, sJ05,141 expenses of mine, mill and office, s;S47 ,5ll; profits, including s4, 2S3 of rebates of freight, s,G2 2l3.
 Diridends in 1880, S775, 900; cash on hand, Dee. 3l, 1880, sI59, ,653; bills payable and cash were equal to sbout half the latter sum at close of preceding year.
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Sale of Real Estate

Notice s hereby given that in pursuance of the oras of the Probate Court of AohAxe County, IerLiory 0i Arizona made on the sth day of M roh, A. D. lssi,
 An the Matter of the Estate
 of
 IT. -J. NoRE, Deoeased, The undersigned, administrator 0f said estate VIII at private ssle 10 the highest bidder for cash ID parcel and subject to continuation of s@id Court on saturday. April 9th A. D.. issi. st IF A A hi. office n Mineral Park, sl the right tile interest and estate the said intestate At te ne of h death and all she right title aud interest th@t the said ez has, by operation of lA~ otherwise acquired, otI in addition to that of the said tnt stale at tA riue of deafh and to all that lot pi CT or parcel xnd situzte, lyng being in sSid Aoh2Ne Couay and described az follows. to-S1t.
 That lot of land. togef her with the improve lnents there D. situate lying and beiag a ChloTtoe, mining camp ID Mohsve County and eoinsnonly known and described as the .'Moore properly" Terms of sAe-Cash, ten per cent to be paad on the day of sale, balance oounrnAttou of sale oy ssad Probate Court deed st purcha<>r's expense. Seated proposals purchase of the above described prop srty viii be received by the undersiguei st his 0fce in Mineral Psrk A. T., until saturday, April 9th, lsi al l2 M.
 JAMES ]. HYDE,
 Publie AG.rnlnist stor. mlR3w
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A v1cfln Of >ariy imprudsnce- causing nervous de bi, pElAT re deeay etc, havlhg tried in vain every knozn remedy. = discovered simple means of self cure, winch he win Nend free his feow surerers sddTess J. H. REEVES, sS Chatam st., NJ. svne-
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pH<sfDE unotservedIn fhe uf7ne- and orher cases that lead to in sanity sni eesth-
 DR. AISTIE fH agree to forfeit fsao for cass of this hind the Vital kesforstsye under hss special advice and treatnent will not cure, fur anything impure or injurious found sn it. Dr. Mintie teses s friS.te Diseases successfully without mercury. Coc- suIrarion free Thorough examination and sdvsce eudlp1 analysis of urine. S. Price of yftzs Ressors- live, g bottle, four times the quznfty &tc; cent to any sdtres- upcn rrceFt Of pr ee, c, O. b. cure from obsersssion and in prvase name assrsa,
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Senator Malone has received five hun- dred letters from Virginia Readjusters, in- dorsing his course.
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Lieutenan, A. G. Berry, of the navy, will probably command the expedition in search of the Jeannette.
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The Secretary of War has dismissed tie charges preferred by the Paymsster General against Colonel c. NJ Terrell.
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The Democratic Senators have come down gracefully and filed the mincr;ties left them on the Committees by the Republicans.
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The story of the consolidation of the Northwestern, St Paul and Northern Pa cifc railroad is denied.
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The report that the Northwestern railroad has secured control of the only entrance to the Black Hills Is denied.
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A. F. MINTIE. M. D.
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Br. Mfnfie's kiadn~y Remedy Nephpsti cum. cures all Ki1ney aad Blsdier C0sat.;.nfs Con orrhaa, Gleet, Beueorasz For sale bF all druggsts s1 bottle, si1 bottles for s5.
 pr. Mfutfe's DandcliSn Pills. the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious ia the msrze,. Foe sale by all dr1gsists- 49dkxsf
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The ''cow-boys," so-oalled. continue their 6epredations in New Mexico and parts of Arizona. Their forte Is to steal stock. Be- mg handy with the pistols, they have often committed murder The civil authorities of the counties in which they operate are making feeble warfare on them. with, of course, poor success Theirs Is case Co which the MINER desires to call the at tention of President Garfield, who, we know, Will take pleasure in putting down those la~less characters, and thereby give peace to A section of the Republic that Is now 80 prominently before the country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-01

A female suffrage bill has been reported in the Lower House of the New York Legis- lature.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-01

When the bill which proposed to give Gov. Fremont authority to raise small army to put down the COW boys of Southern of Representatives, Mr. N, of Yuma. gave it hot support, and kept repeating hts de- sire to march on the enemy forthwith To this, Capt S., of MaricoPs. war-worn Ari- y"aa veteran, responded, iu Sb0rp language, '.The gentleman talks rery bravely, know jag, suppose. that should he enter the lists, he could only yo as a COW for which ana unal the enemy has great respect, and would f,Ot, vf course, modest.
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MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Post Office Department,

ODSSN ~>Nf(Ntf SsfSCsStt
 WASHINGTON, D. C., March 10, 1881 PROPOSALS will be received at the Contract Office of this Department until P. M. Of April 9, 1881. for carrying the mails of the United States upon the routes, and accord ing to the schedule of arrival and departure specihed by the Department, in the TERRI TORY of ARIZONA from JULY Isr, 1881, to JUNE BOTH, 1881.
 List of routes, with schedule of arrivals and departures, instructions to bidders, with forms for contracts and bonds and all other necessary information. will be furnished upon application to the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
 THOMAS L. JAMES,
 Postmaster General. March ssh, lssl
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THIs 6ALvAEIC MEDICAL FELT. l NEW AND
 wonderful invention, gthe only genuinel, will cars without Isecne. Rheumatism. Paralysis, NsuraIxis
 Kidney, Liver spinal Diseases, Imposency, Rupture, Ague- Seryousnsss Dyrpsr~la and other dlsesees oi bOth sexes We cnrneuze . scientific fnvzttgafsfu of tts nerits- Csn or sd5rrs- HORNE e WEST Esecf tro-AaQnetlc Belt Co., so2 karket street, ss- Fran cisco set1a- w-u
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Probate Notice.

Probate Notice. In Probate Court of the County of Ysrspai. Ter ritory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the Estate
 Of
 NICHOLAS hAGoD. decease< Pursuant to order of said Court made the 1Ssh day of February, A. D. Issl notice s hereby given to the creditors of and ali Persons having claims against said decessen, to exhibit the sae with he necessary vouchers, within monfhs from the hrss publication of this notice, the undersigned at Cherry Greek to the Probate Judge st Prescott, Yayapsi Colnty, Arizona Territory.
 GEORGE MARGUIDGE- Prescott, Feb. 1ssh, 1881 f2S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-01

Invailids who have lost but are recovering vital stamina, declare m grateful terms their appreciation of the merits as a tonic of Hos letters Stomach BItters. Not only does it impart strength to the weak, il corrects 'an irregular acid state of the stomach. makes the bowels ac; at proper intervals, gives ease to those who suffer from rheumatic and kid ney troubles. and conquers well as pre- vents fever and ague. So For sale by all Druggists and dealers generally.
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INSURANCE,
HUTCHINSON < MANN, GENERAL AGENTS. SAN FRANCISCO. Cash Assets. Represented, sS;, ,6I3,5Is.

Lion Fire Insur,nee nornpsny. of Lon ion Sir2rd Irsurznoe Company, of Pniiad-lphiz. st- Paul Insurance Company. of St. Paul. Nstersosn Fire Insurance Compauy, of New Ycrk New fork City Insurance Compsny. Of Nex Fork New Ori-sns Insurance Association. of New Orleans. Peoples In-urs1ee Company. of Newzrk. Revere tnsur.ncs Company, Of Boston. eu,onlA Insurance Company, of New oresns: Dreling House Underxriters, of New York lA Conhance Iasz-anss Company. of PAr1s befiin CosoEne InsursDee Company, of Berlin. Tire Insurance Assoc1af1on- of London.
 FRANK MEADOR.
 AGENT, PRESCOTT Prescott, March 18th, issl.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RsAEpY

Iss nsver5siling Cure for N,.ryc1s n. biIity, Exhausted Via ~, Seminal wes kness sf s.iToa,or-hea. Lost V an- rood. .Imp0tsncy. Paralysis and s1 the terrissle effects Of sslf-Abu-e. youthful folies, < sxcesses in nnztnrvr yeas~, -'sucs ss loss of Memory, La<zitude, Nocturnal Emis- si,yn. Ayerrion to Society. Dinness of Vision, soises in the Hez<f: the vital fluid
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N. W. Goa GEABY & KEARSY SrsN Eatraace on Gepry SAY FRANCISCU
 jdec7l
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ns Ons.

In the disiric; urt of the Third Judicial District
 Territory Of Arizona CouDty of Yavspai. CHARLKs W. BEACH. Plaintiff,
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SUMMONS,

In the District Cont of the Third Judicial District
 Territory of Arizona, County of Yavspai.
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.9AwsEX. sts day !: Dm easily made. Costly ( ~JHldt frsL AIIrs55 T3U4 S Co.,. Augusta Me
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Sum mons,

n the District Court of the Third Judicial District
 Territory of Ar-zona, County of Yavspa. G McExxzIE Plaintiff.
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The above sale is postponed until Saturday, Apr l6tn, q the same hour and place.
 JOS. R. WALKER, sHERIFY.
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FRANK MEADOR,

Prescott, March 18th, issI.