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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-07-21
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
PARADISE, NEVADA.
CRAWFORD IL ABEL, PROPREET0RS.
The proprietors of the st. Nicholas take pleas
ure in announcing that the above favorite
Hotel has been handsomely furnished and reno
waited throughout, and it has now frst-ciass ac-
colnmodations for families and others.
THE TABI. LES
viii BE Kept supplied with every article the
markets afford, prepared by the most expert
enced connoisseurs.
THE ROOM
Are large and airy, and the Beds clean and
comfortable
THE BAR
Will be found stocked with the choicest brands
of
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Lager,
At prices to suit the times.
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FASHION SAMPLE ROOMS,

Bridge Street, winnemucca, New.
F.. S. ARCHER. PROPRIETOR.
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Personal.


Mr.. Herman Cans was in town Sunday
route to Helena from Butte.
Col. w. w. Botkin returned a few days
since from protracted absence In Butte.
Mr.. q. Birdseye and wife and Judge F.
r. Bill, of Blackfoot, were in town this
week.
OBJ. O'Bannon, Esq, and Thomas II. IT
vine, ST., arrived from Butte Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. J. r. Ross Clark, who has been visit
ing in Deer Lodge the past week, return to
Butte to-day.
Mr. Samuel Stuart returned to Deer Lodge
this week from West Liberty, Iowa, with his
family and will locate here. He has leased
the Russell dwelling.
DR.. A. II. Mitchell went to Helena to-day
He has bought several head Of Jersey and
Short Horn cattle from Potts & Harrison and
will have them driven over next week. Dr.
NJ IL getting q fine stock farm started at
Warm Springs.
ANY one who can give information of the
whereabouts or fate of Jacob Stumpf, who
came to Montana in 1868, stopped at Deer
Lodge and then Mt Blackfoot, will confer a
favor on his sister and aged parents by com
municating the same to Anthony stumpf,
No. 40 One hundred and ffty-third street,
New York, N. Y.
Messrs. Grayson and Hauser were In town
town Wednesday returning from Butte to
Helena. While in Butte Col. Grayson offered
A. J. Davis, Esq, $4,000 cash for the Lex
ington mine, but could not purchase it at the
figure. We understand an expert, at the in
stance Of French company, recently exam
ined the Lexington and another property he
longing to Mr. Davis, and reported them
worth 81, 900. This company has ten days
yet in which to put in bid.
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The Public School.

The public school examination was cont, =
he'd in Miss Hutchins', the Intermediate De-
partment, and Miss Hodges, Primary De-
partment on Thursday and Friday, and public
interest was manifested by n large attendance
OF patrons Of the school throughout the exer-
cises The pupils anticipating the presence
Of visitors were in gala dress and seemed de-
termined to win commentators for them
selves and their teachers, in which laudable
effort they were successful. At the close of
the term work in Miss Hodges room, Mr..
Catlin called on number of gentlemen pres
ent for expressions OF opinion az to the eff
cheney of the school Messrs. K. ii. Irvine,
J. Y. Batterton, A. Smith and Reverends
Hutchins and Mountjoy responded briefly in
terms Of approval Taking the school As a
whole 1t is now equal in all respects with the
best in the Territory.
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mo. 02s.l 80.
Application for Patent.
U. >. LAM osncE,

u. 3. LAM OSrcR,
HELENA, NJ. T.. May 10, 1881. I
Notice Il hereby given that WILLIAM A. lark. 10y
Jac- K Clark. hs sitnrLey Ia fact, whose post-ofic
address 10 Butte city, Silver Bow County, Montana
Territory salton Ca .eron, whose post-ot address
Cable City, Deer Lodge County. NJ. T., and Robert
s. lily, whore post ONCE address Il Deer ..dgr City,
Deer Lodge County, Montana Territory have this day
died application tor patent inr 800 linear eet OF the
Can. LODI, Lead Mineral claim, bearing silver
aud Jthrr metals. with surface ground varying frem
40 10 COZ feet wide, situated 10 Deer L0dp. Mining
DistIi:i, Deer Lodge County Montana Territory, in
Township four ~ N OF Range 2West OF the princi-
pal mesiusn, NJ hfana Territory; The said "t oe,ns
describ,d follows. to-wit.
BEGINNING Al the northwest corner vt \ limestone
2oxsxs inches, marked N. c. 81 for corIer No. !,
aud running thence $40 50 min. 500 feet; thenre
south Goa rect; thence ST. 81 min. w ,496 feet;
thence north 400 feet 10 the place Of DegnninR the
sane being designated Lot No. 81, T A. X. IL w.
and embracing Of II 1890 acres The losati0n
Of this mine u recorded in the Recurderr Office OF
DoeI Lodge County. Mon ana Territory, In Book OF
L,def. psge bA
The adjoining claimants to these premises are nn-
known 62u1Ot J. L. MOE Rcgirtsr.
BAKREr d WARREN, Attorneys for Applicants.
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AN INDIAN FUNERAL.
How the Mortal Remains Of an Aborgine Are
Inferred.
From The Mfssoulian, Nov %.

From the Missoulian, Aay 20.
An Indian funeral took place on the hill
back OF Missoula last Saturday, and we ad.
ded our funereal countenance to the lockers
on The cortege, consisting Of the medicine
man in front, followed by the corpse dragged
behind horse, on pair of lodge poles In the
form Of litter. and perhaps twenty persons
GU horse back, mostly squaws, two or three of
whom were frequently on one horse, filed
through town and wound Its way to the In
dian cemetery on the hill. dozen or more
white persons gathered around to witness the
ceremonies. The corpse, tightly sewed MP in
ablanket Of gaudy colors, completely cover
ell from tip to toe, was taken from the litter
and laid beside the grave, which was about
three feet deep The Indians seated them
selves on the ground In cluster around the
grave, and burial ceremony was repeated,
lasting several minutes. This service was
led by q rniddle-aged squaw, who sat to one
side. and the responses were given in concert
This was followed by asongservice, In which
all took part-men, women ana chiidren-
the leading lady in the meantime uncovering
i brown breast Of enormous size and admin
istering maternal sustenauce TO year Old
how. clad in single garment, but never losing
time or place in the song service, which last
ed some minutes. This finished. buffalo
robe was laid In the bottom Of the grave, 30
as 10 give the old man an easy berth. He WAS
theu picked up bodily by the medicine man
and placed in his last resting place. The
lodge poles which had formed his litter on
the way to the grave were cut into proper
lengths and laid crosswise In notches on tine
side Of the grave; upon these cross-pieces
boards were laid, leaving space OF ABOUT
eighteen inches between the deceased man
and hB bridge-like covering. Then an aged
squaw, who had stood AZ the head OF the
grave and taken prominent part In the pro-
ceedinss, picked up handful Of dirt and
cast IL tsarfully and gently into the grave
crossing herself devoutly ~ she did NO. In
this last act Of devotion she was followed by
eyery other Indian man, woman and child,
big, little. and indifferent, though one OF the
little ones, who probably just received oate
It the proper time, forgot 70 cross himself
and scratched his head vigorously instead.
The dirt was shoveled rapidly into tho grave
bv th. raediciur man and then the deccaseds
snnaw. AID the mourner's slowly dispcrsed.
The old squAw crawied slowly into her SD
die and led the deceased bucks horse BACK
20 her home. No friends accompanied her
che others had all ridden rapidly away; and
we thought, - We saw the tean ron down
her wrinkIed cheeks, that human sympathy
ana afzsction we're inst the xane within the
breast Of this rude, ragged and dirty savage
= In that Of the cultivated white.
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ESCAPED JAIL.
Reward for the Capture Of
Elisha Reed.

Elisha Reed, indicted for murder, escaped
from the Deer Lodge Jail May 10. Descrip-
ton: Reed In about feet inches high !;
weighs about $50 pounds; English descent
sandy complexion, goatee and mustache !;
no other beard. Had on yellow duck over
ais brogan shoes and black hat. A liberal
reward will be paid for his arrest and and re-
tention or delivery to me.
THOMAS STRANG,
Sheriff.
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HERoD'S TROTTING ACTION :

Is
OF going
the sire { succesful breedng
the
has OF
etroting
Ito
in
his list a0
In all
TOWNSHIP
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MARRIAGES..

SrEELH-JoHNsoS-InD Deer Lodge, May q,
!, 1884, by Rev. III. G.. Hutchings, Mr. John
w. Steele and Miss Lizzie ID. Johnson,
all of Deer Lodge.
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lssisssssaa saa --a7aiia iaisilis
BIRTHS.


DowsEY-At Pioneer, May %, 1881, to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Doney, daughter.
QUIGLKy-At Blackfoot, May "a, 1881. to Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Quigley, daughter
HIRBouR-At Butte, May ~, 1881 to Mr.. and
Mrs. s. +. Hirbour, daughter.
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Dissolution Notice.

... g---rT "a. :. .s
Notice IL hereby given that the copartncrship her.
tofore existing between the undersigned In the bust
MISS vi Farming. Teaminu, etc, under the frm u me
Ut Groves Hoffman, is this day dissolved by mutu1I
consent. de 70 So Ea.
tH All denls due the Arm will b. paid to, and all
liabilities of the nrin VIII be paid bs ienry D. H"f.
nan ~ BER1IER GROVES.
HEINZ, Il. HoFFMAS.
Deer Lodge, N. T., Nav ~, 1881 s3o-4'-pd
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DEATHS.

SroSE-Near Melrose, NJ. T., May "a, 1881,
Mary, wife Of John +. Stone, aged "a
years.
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spIscoPAL-serviees every Sunday except
t N.Y. H. c. Hutehings. Rector.
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Aeu, Aorth.West.
RELIGIOUS.

cuRtsTIAN-servises BY Elder Mcunpoy IN
r.n,, House on the hrst and third sun
s.. q each m ss. G Gas. .aS Sunday School
eso Sunday st the same place NJ 2 p. m.
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LOCAL NEWS

r.rHoLIc-serviees every Sunday. Sunday
oSSisters Of Charity.
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ppssBYTERIAN-sun School every Sun
o o'clock.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Cash Department, NewNorth- West.

The following subscriptions have been paid
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LIZ VoPFIcE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-30
Application < Fer a Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 PREsCorT, 4. T. October 7th, 1881


 Notice is hereby given that Noah c. Shekels whose Postoftce addr- j. Prescott, YavEpai County, Ari- Territory has his day he'd his application for ; patent for thousand 0G0l linear feet of the Ouhir IniLe yelu bearing gold and sIiver with surface ground five hundred and 6i 564 it width, situated Tiger NIn-.g District, Yayapai County. Arzons Territory aLc Ges grated b! the lied notes and oc plat Lle in this Cfce Lot No 5I said Lot No. 5l, being desc-te1 follow, to wi: Magnetic varistion T. degs I!n '. beg gDuInR ai location monument 2; . end cf cAiE: ti'r-e I5 de2s !o I.in two huud ed and siNtyf0tr .C4 ft tu l. Jf claim, where j. sra -I.e stone r-.r e So and is butt mound oi stone t h .', from which oak diameter nvars e dss- .6 {: dist; oak tree Is it's diametel beas i cf 's q cl-t from TcarEed store If IEs r.t %y c. I.E N Of CalIfOrllls ,i.u;uL, c.tu, Lot No if u-8r- r z djHt hence Y i6 dess sj ILlG uGr t5ou.ard tlO'0. feet to Q No ? ana l. built mound of oEe z t' high, from wi.Icn a T:Le-J di.Iue.r uta-- fl dist: !.n is inr diameter \ d' g -G ft dist Tb-,c. V 13 dess l0 min W i've A'r'rs- 1-d sixty fCur i5G4 fsaS ro E ns cl. I. vi -aElte D, .icr 1. high ry s.,GsIos nIarkct Et point of win by ms A,a under s-le . 3. and is 'cilt stone 2-, f nigh. from Taich l'u~ .b lbs Gil'- ( bears s W 5G fr ct-t-, Pine = inches n d.. eer bears s92 deg N5G 4. ci-r. Theme Sl6 cr2 50 oae tn.,-sriC .to' {. .et to N COT of cGIu here set gra-p. ssc.e marked No l, aLc + Dul!' cf stone 1-. lt L.sr: iIl, thl- the | s.c, C.. be-yeen st-4 - arc 27, TNp 1Js l. ", Gils aud River rr -l.-.rl bars 45 d-Ss 5p El2 Y tw' hun drei and tt-Its Aye dls ant Thence 75 Gsg iJiE J.. tnrc" ECu -ed tS| tey. t' ircaon n-IhuAeu place oI i,5I--nIns, c.ntaI i.ng lz .4-iUJ acres.
 The locsr s .-.1'a'l"l 't I-. IaiIc ls recorde' in e r,---,, - o--- CT -ysrai County, al Prescott A. IT, l- boa . of slI1-e>, Er fsgef itI and i2s, in Beck i .l cf 2 ines. a: P5- 6S, 639 and 64'l
 Any ana t.i persons claiming adversely any portion ef sad '.riss- Ainr IT surface E:ouaJ. a-' r,.frt to .r:s t.Il claims with the Register tte Trf;ac ~Ec- L- Cs.ae $. Prescott, in the Terri rory 0. sr.z1,a during i8e sN. efiu1 of Publ cation n-:.ar o :h.y yf be lsIvi bS Eirtue of the rrcyIsi'-a v. u--. S'-.-'-.
 oc,7-aad
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-30
Application of Patent.
T.. g. LAND OFFIcK, ,
 PRKsCoTT. A T.. Nov. li. 1881

Notice is hereby given that Aluil4 Sebeker, R.en' whose posIDrce addI is salt Lake City, Utah rit.Jry, day filed his application for rat cl.imIg huBdIe ed (l5Ooj linear tes: of the Rec Cloud mInInr claim. vein. lode mineral deposit, bearMg cooper and silver, Eith ruff@ce Gro-Es si huadred fee in width, laying, boi1s and E.. nate within the county Of chsye, and Terfory Of Ar1- zona. cian is fu.ly Gsscr.bsI tg r.e'ez and bounds the cfCal pl,i and by inc He4a nO'c. of tn~-eof fled the oree cf Rls CT Of
 erritorv. v1ch field noe oi surYty describe the puuuda..fs o said claim lie sTfare win mzgnec SSTiStiLn sT l4 Cegs si follows, to- wit iss-uuIng ct he dIscJycEy nIDaa-nrl. of -aid hundTed nifty t75c) feet 10 point n the oaat-c Os th. soUtneriv end liI4@ Of the clalt; th O. e- 55 nius thrse hGBdret t3D f-es 70 pJ4. EJ. marked $. g Numter O-r. aLd e initial Dc:nr of surfAce touua-ry ol a-c cla.a from wnlea C. x. Nin-r4' M54. -.C No !, sf. Worth Is de'-- 5j ittt -t tI., ssF Gty tS {CT-l let uF--aur; ti'=nce - q, Lit-s 3. 'en hunCre,. [: t75 { os r- T---t 70 Q -4s4 L.
 37, No. .: -c.-I0- N C. irgs l5 "a " .u2u and afry -a~'. f-e- to Iso'E e ara + .; o1, N". 5: thence CT .eg= g C- z r1irst .-o1' feet z sOruer Nos :. 1.l- Tio1-Za.-, .-Tss4 t +., \S !; tle.c- 'ii 3f- -5 -i-s ..v ve- 2 t t- and Lf- feet N1 -, E-1Tr sC . r-- e. ,-. -- 'l- ds-- rtIs ven -,.a,vs. ai-I .s.f L- 's FO- Nc. 6, rI=rEts' iI c- s. No. O., .1-.- srEs g N rIn1rec .e-C -ea- ,- r-sa c-st s Co -H' place 0: tcr.nLiag cJl-stri i-.3s1 =sS-. a. -alc mining cl1Ei feng i r,,~Ti 'l Ie u. Ot 5e r'.e- cf the COuoIv 0: Aichayt, l-erI Fsr, ArzOI-a Territory. '.te nearest ka ,vn i0ce .o J-tJg C., Cnp-Tm. JDDper AoT utiru ll., 'ciL-s ls-1- An all .rsons calming adversely aly uoTtfou sad led Cloud nm. said miaiu -rJuud ssrenDefJre de s..iD q. qu3re1 to h,- ts.r -d claim Vit' the eEi.te- f Uuitei S:a,-s Glui Ohes q Pr-seot; Territory Arizons uurILg t.= siXts days Icrod ol puhHca1cn nereof or they vi be b4r-ed y y4Itle oi - N VI FLY,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-30
Application fer Iatent.
USITFD -rATEs LAND OFFICE,
 PK.s-OTr, A. T., Nu. I5, T.

Notice is harsb7 lNsn that the Peck Mining Cor4- pany, corporation or.aEizsd ani sxstins under the laws of tbe 5ta-e of CallfOrHia. by Chss r. FsgaH whose posto1ce address is Pre1coe Yavspsi County, Arizona TerTto.y has hs day hled iis al pcaon for patent for ls0l if cen hundred linear feet Of the Peck Hue, velnr los, or mineral deposit, bearing sil- ver with hu-trtl t65J} feet n width. lying and eing viihil the Peck Mining District, ouAty Of I@yap4I, aEl ieIrt r c4 rlSons, ~nlc- Is rGore fully descYIAG y te ottc.4 a. nd by me he!d notes of survey th- .,of Ia file inc office Of the kes of the Dstrc. oi s. subject to sale at PrescCtt. ArizOus, Nh-,h h-id u,tes oI survey describe ths boundaries and ,Xt,It oI zlil claim the surface, with mag e.ic Variation Gt i4 csgs l5 mius l. fol- lows, tO-tlt:
 B.ruLiq ct monument at center of ledge at sur face, Uut uiCH cots e7uls bOUlier On top of dy he, OH northern b Cad- e. cI c-i4a. raDniEg thence tj degs Q ri -Us es., Nf-t. lt -egs l5 Inins East tc lt north lest corner ui cIaIrl, IL 'rked mOnu- meat No. i. et:.b .--el on .erD slo of Ai by de- posts of stCu- Iu l .ae Ilari-3 ' surface, anC corner is also the slCf' CCrrer ol sn1aUIent Mo- of the Erst north fEtel.-ial ,f .he Pr-k Hine said corner ie.rg distant from t.- sJl.igs- corisr hs oFieutIai c. .n, Iai'-l s-.'es r'.- a !r7e, z: \ 9 d. gs J1 il-il- i- i-tJ E- 70 ? E Jh eNtsnsiCn of tlc Pc G-- us L 1lr Ier: Co Y E a.-.. uor-nH E+ Crfl-r
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 Ans aal a-- 7er.'us calming Ecve-soly the r!E!ng gTr,. -r 70 e I-s'l4z's ct any portion thereof 70 c-a-i-+ ,', i4--.4 aI.d appL-1 for. arc here " notiIed f's. :-7s fleir adverse claims ouly -l accordlI 70 law, asd tr@ regulations thtie uuier, within sixty days rom the iE:- hereof, with the Eelsfer Ci tlc r. Land Oce al Presc Jti, in he T-T-JO-v of Arizona they wll be barred iu virtue OE tie l;c,.sIcl.- 0f ssii Statute.
 W. S- KELLY,
 REGIsTER, F.rst lUI,icaticl Nov o5.,i lssI iuF
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-30
aQLgEn WksHlRG CCkP0UHD
DrAR SDAx:-The above prepsrat.ss . ses e hou.e com 4>.-;.z year ia,rnes,, ,sin ni1Gno1nnl

prAR sxpAx:- The above preparation . ses - ,is.-..... .hes con, !.s .sis .si. I.lsa< =
 BECAUSE IL saves haH the lassr e washing, and Inc ordinary wearing pressss sf rss. btnS cloihos to uieces eE board.
 BECAUSE A ~zehsng tEaE I.raIy sssss fren sr~zp morning III n.idce =;s-rroon ty tes cd p-ssrss nE1 bs completed Uv hslfpast tea he clsthss ts ase the house :1 good orl-r aud comfortable fsx the - and he iauaiy sAYed Iroia s.shisg day ssssysaSa.
 DECAISA. tasts sd. having boiling vaser ca Co stove ior three hours, simply ss the s.,Aas fer Eve .l4us:e, thereby saving DssTy fsus-ff.hs 0 O. IIcl a.i1 tle yexAtioE of ire. ssda and s..sa.
 BECAUSE Two eents' worth sf tks Csrpsp.c vaa a .J3A vi t.r and clearer taaH fl .sshss by sAs d L. O tSs W1tl Inc Iest Of sOspS-
 LEC<I>E Ft-e hEon lace. and ea1ssrfes. vas<A have J-.I t-roEn @ssds on Scoouns of stains, RaB - rss--cl Co tsr orsns! Shlrenss. and rick aaa ltA- eat" g..l. erts ~hIch have becOms too r.uea o ;II fsrtEer EeobEg, may ss washed hy ists srossa w.ti.eU- jAe slightest
 LECATsE Is IS th2 best article known fer r.nevfne 1-.sss sud Stains. and for prints .zd oslered .-e elte.-il. drs.rlbls, as Il bTigtens frss .E- c.c and II Is s-1:rl Hoi 70 ir iGrs th. ..srs .n B.! sHElSseT. Il ;. excellent fer ussea soc6s zc L-ilaris-
 We have -LsIact-3 our sgeat canvas. your Esich- agrl.o.a. al'. i~Te rupAy of ths P7epsra:iss for --4. -. Is-iasrt -Iae soa ave the free saHpls Ez i.'--. li-.'' sI-s- f Ou Iossib'y can do So.
 fIf- w.N le.ye sJ csl4t bo1 trial ssupIs s-- s'ia 'o7I. lE5 salnF.e VIII bs sufa 5snt fer E. and Oft times for two vashfass. l.Ire it e al y.U V ] readily dIscoyer hsv ezsIy
 .- a5r. 's s.'e. and L0N rsss saving is soap ssl a -fa I-licA does u-O-e Co destroy than asE.l 
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 <.RE CLOTHING IS THE LEAST.
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 Sale a: tse O. k. Store Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-30
LEGAL.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
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 Any and all persons eleimIng adversely the mining ground, vein lode, premises aLy portion thereof deserbsd piAttsd and spPed for, hereDy notified thx, ulles- their adyerse claims dny sle recording to iav, cnd the rsguls:tns hereunder within sixty days from he date he eoi v.th te kess of the U. La3i O'ce at Prescott, la the Terri toy of Arizona. they v be barred in virtue of inc provisions of sad statute. WILLIAM KELLY, nV15-6Od Iegister r. Tirst pubIcst,on Nov. 18th, 1881. iiw