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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
Aie-.cn0 Railways

Americans arv rrslina their way into Mexico, aul iu a very few years. unless there should lr a Iry"iurion. the Gringos will virtually uwn the country. In other words II vi. be m"r'-l-c3 L. them SD deep ly that 1T wiIl be impossible to realize upon foreclosure. aIi i;i ..r.utNl,.on alone will the creditors have any hope "I payment. But Mexico lS tup b- country c. be handled m this Hav, ar. .r Is just as well to draw breath in tine Mexican chase to see how We are to rerr0c, ovr step, after the hunt IS over. General -i,ru-aG s,ys wc want no more MeAIy-.il territory, that We have more than weI. AI..v SO je.l with: and that a few more Nyal,r;, grants would prove fatal to the Union. it tuis l,g true. and We Go not doubt 1t, ~,s7t i> Jo be anticipated from the absorpt.,u .. Nc..cp ai;u,,therl The effect would s.5r.N le partly wang. h other words. 1t would }y stunning" While. thereiorr, Ue ....r.'- af Am,ricanizing. "r AngliciziHE. EeA.,r. vc d., uot approve uf a policy of Iccgl.try embarrassment looking to annoXatian. Mexico can sand alone with little help. and Ne should prop mp the sister repgh., 1--- seiId suar~. aud not seek [" underus.. '... Gen -.i DIant las taken the car, ease. Ii We build rai.ura.,- '.Hu.l hc as private
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
NAUGHTY NAVAJOESl
Near the Line Of Arizona.
McCarty's Ranch to be Ravaged.

Superintendent Smith received the follow ing dispatch at ? P. M.:
 MIGRANTS, Aug 15.-A Mexican, by the name of Sanchos, well known here, had his stock stolen and was notified to leave hls ranch at once by the Navajoes. He says the Navajoes are on the war-path without d doubt You had better move this way as they will likely attack McCartys ranch. They are reported 200 strong
 F. w. SCHCCHART.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26

Frank Hur}. an Ohio Democrat of the most pronounced type. pays the following tribute to President Garfield: Il stumped my state a.;tias- him last year, but never once said .3z9 or Credit Mobilier James A Garfield may have been mislel CT de- ceived im the riatter, but from my knowledge of the man feel that he vas never guilty of s dishonest or aH.-nerous impulse.
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Assesssnent N0tice-

To W. A. .FULLER-YOu hereby notified that expended for the years of Is7s Is7g and io hundred dollars each year in labor and improvements the No Anuin Mining Clsin, in GTeens ood Mining Dstrict, County of Mojaye, Territory of Arizona in order hold said claim under the provisions Section sa4 Revised Statutes of the United States and if within ninety days after this notice by pub cstOH you fail refufe contribute your portion of such peuditures interest in sad claim win become the property of the subscriber his legal representative, under said Section 2,324.
 N. P. PIERCE. A T.. June 10th 1881 iiA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
Josh Billings Prayer-New Revision.

F-c'" tu many friends, and from things with luce ends, deliver us.
 From d wife who don't luv us, and from children who don't look like us. deliver US
 From wealth without charity, from pride without sense, from pedigrees worn out, and from all rich relations, deliver us:
 From snaix III the grass, from nails in our butes, from torchliaht processions, and from new rum deliver us.
 From pack -peidlers, and from young folks in luv, from old aunts without money and kolery morbis, deliver us.
 From newspaper sells, and pills that ain | physic. from females who faint, and men who fiatter, deliver US.
 From virus without fragrance. from but ter that smells, from rigger kamp meetings. and from kats that are courting, deliver us.
 From other folks secre s, and from our own, and women committees, deliver Us.
 From folks who won't laugh and iron, those who giegie, from tite butes, easy virtue and mutton, deliver Us
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
Notice tO Creditors.
THE PROBATE COURT. YAvAPAI COUNTY

IN THE PROBATE COURT, YAvAPAI COUNTY Arizona Territory.
 n e msfter q fac .stste ef LHei, Sayre deceased. Notice is eereby given by tbe undersigned sdminis- irstor of the estate of Lucen ssyre dece to the creditors of and all p+ having claims against the said dscessed. exhibit them ~lIh the Eece-.zrY vouchers, within four aftsr the puhlca- ton of this notice. to the said administrator the SheTIns oce, his place of bu>iness n Prescott, in the said county of YsyspN.
 THOMAS W. SIMMONS, Public Administrators, and AdIniuistr- of the stats ot LucieiI SAyre, dsces-ed. Al2v4v
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Notice to tIeditO:S.

Estate of MELVIN SuEFPsRD, dccesset. Notice is Hereby g.Ysn by the undersigned, adnnis trzfor Of the of Melvin SfegfSid, deceased, to the ered of, and al persons having c-aus against the sAid deceas, Co txEil ttea win the necesssry vuchers Sfthin months after the h- publication of this notlce the administrator. hs place of buei ness the CIry Of Prescott, n the County of Ysvs- pai.
 NATHAN BoWEns- Dated Prescott A. T., July 18th, Issl. t2s
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A Desperate S,rugg.e.

WAsHINGToY, August 19th.-This morn ing at 4:30 o'clock, while Mr McGill one oI the guards at the jail, was passing throug
 the corridor, something in Guiteaus appear ance attracted his attention. Entering the cell he found the assassin in possession of d knife How he obtained it was a mystery. When McCill demanded the knife, Guiteau refused to surrender it, McGrew drew a pistol and then an exciting tussle ensued. Guiteau making every exertion to get the pistol from the guard. He succeeded after a struggle, but McGill after a strenuous exer- tion regained possession of 1t. In the scutile that followed the weapon was discharged and tlv report brought the other guards to the assistance Qf McGill, and Guiteau was fin ally disarmed. He had succeeded. however. in cutting McGiils clothing pretty badly. andcame very near intiicting serious wound. Guiteau then pretended to be crazy and com plained that his pi4tol had been taken from him. All the facts indicate that Guiteau was meditating an escape. and he had formed some desperate plan. His assumption of in sa..i;, is believed to be dodge, as he has acted as if petiectiy sane all along.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26

Makes Us laueh to see the MINER puff the Prescott country UP as being inc agrl- cultural region FlGiz Herald.
 We will be. 9 l.i,is p.le that thc man who wrote the above a,us doesn't laugh half as much as our good farmers do at the grand old fields ol c,t.s, resembling dense forest that is now sI,f..-s all over tle coanty.
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Ei>,.'msi'n e1 .. partner,hip.

HHe@ '- Hereby g'.en to whom fl may eoneern that u4T a4t.r->Ii set-t'.-ore existing. and known A''a , i'-.a, fa- t.l- iay, by mutuel consent Doe 70 " --''v'!- at aH rar-ies hsvirg cIa ms .g.,ns, 1'' -'' .. 7- ''-h'-i fo r in Yav p.I Cuantv are E-'"' H" ' c u---~at s1cl oliin4s or satte win AiH' ie.'' ' yfi'e- having claims sgzins; said c', -s.'' Ll.'.1 0 r IA ,i.iA CoUpt,, are hereby i9' Aas' IE--r' -r-. claims CT set-e ui,h D.v-d Her.t, a. G.e'e City, Al.
 ARNOLD HCGLE,
 DAVID HORST. '@i l verge. ny --';n Iesl. tvZ-
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Notice far rubIicaliom.
L..-. ..H:"E AT PEE corr.

L.-. .. :"E 1T FEE corr,
 ... -f----Ios.T, Aug I9. IssI . N'. '-.E sr.a U-7r tae fo,lowing-narpe,. r".- ~. -. --. ,.t.U iJl to make final l-'' .- E- and secure huAi entry 2. .a..s .,'.-- sr rp-cCtr A. T ,l .-- l--i: y. t.. ,. 7. -. Jarle- N- ~ L. .- Sec a. aud " :, o' - D. - -.'-7. =5. I3. N R ..-r i. -. Lf"' -tl1H. Alert O
 -s ...-... -- "- ----.- al of Tsvapal
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Al Jua-
 h the Ila;ter of the estate
 0.
 AARON NELTHEINFR, deC'i.
 hich-e! WCrns T. the administrator of tha s-t.s. o AAIO Nsrthtner deceas-d. having :Ais day renasrec and pescnt-d for set.yeut and filed in this Court hi, hna ac'J. C his administration of the estate Of said d. ead- having l' his petition stating that h. La- nd c-s ~tl uLa account for sment and allow. ahce Hst ell ih tIIcuses of administration uP tu th' hu- Df tain account and petition have been paid except sa3 ? tf,Ion set forth and pr.,I.s si other t--s, for i-tsibuiiou aud payment of inc rer re a -aI stst. t- person entitled thereto as m -alG p tI-i,.H set forth
 Y l- 1riar-. that -4t:T -ay, September lTth Issl 'ehg Fy %. term % tiIi- C7urt to--ii; ofthe July t"'T t' l. tt ii e.'- t H of sad day, and the sans - r--' ny sfr 'rIt'r the settle rnen' sad Ana Ac- count; Gll g = ffh cr!s e that s1 persons inter e~ai -l alt '-'" .. a s. hsfCre ssid Court at saii i'f.- "a. .- H- '.urt room, In Prescott, in S Com. .- l-y l..- rt.r and there to chow cause 'HF .H .-.. .-'..' ttr aid plymenf shCuc not Zoe '-'- .. .- "a e- ate smong tle credit. of- .t -.t " ..-+-.t .-.. rIIuE 10 4W. t- t.f '. .--- .- t-f copy of the above be urf- -i-l.- z. t..- ...s- -sH.-s Lively ia ths ARIZnS. NI- r-.- t.-i-i slI Iublisned m Pr, scot .- --. ,- s-a... .l l...-I.I.
 ALBERT Q. NOYTS
 PROBATE JUDGE.
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MISCELLANEOUS
CAUTION.

\ IL PERSONS ARE WARNED NOT TO PUR- n chase certain prOIoissorv not- drawn in favor of L. Giyens o three hundred snd sixty four dollars and ~ cents tSSe4 '3 dated SeTteule- 24 h. ISSD, and signed by us, the sarre has cen r1i9 in fuu
 CLIPPER MILL LUMBER co. Prescott, August 22, IS-I-
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Notice fOt Creditors.

Estate of JAcoB sCHwILK, deceased. Notice is hereby gwen l.! the undeTsgned sdnuhfs- trsfCr of the oi Jacoo Schvk d. to the crtdI oi, and s persoi hayug claim against the said dcea-ed, exhibit th, i. w.th the pevsrssry voucher, S1ibin s1 hs af tie frs; publication of uis nCtice 10 the adm ni- tor, resi- dence in the Cry of Prescott, County of Y4vaIA Ter ritory of Arizons.
 H. B. CROUCH. Dated Prescott, July I3, lssI.
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Bu iness .Nciige.

John Y. Meador, De7ufy Territorial Treasurer ia my legally au hOrized agent tra Eact any nd all basines for duri"c sercs from the T,rritury whether offcisI or o'hsrwise fully I might or could do, if personally resent
 T.J. BUTLER. Prescott, Aug 9tb, 1881. if
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N-'r' t'rr E--s -o hora + may concern tha:th l--''--.t -- -l-f 8rI known a. the Sri ..l.- c. ..--- S Co.,, foIug business at Brig Lar. .'r ... ..- -'.- Arizona, has fhis day Ey ma - s-.. ', '- - ..-,ay-,'. a-o all uarties having t.-. - aga i-t -..- '.a.r. ny sb,ed to it. are ger -.t.-4 ?. .-.-- rf -' a cr settle with N'.- -..-.4 .- -- ~.; '-luicr I-'. Is-I uh, ,. aI..' ,t g.. ... s- r..'-r4-t-Ig accounts of said Com. s.y.
 M BALLARD
 D -..--s Agent uf sa'd Co 'f.-'--. ...,- A --.-.. ..---4.! Jjur -gih. l-~l
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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT rREsCoTT.

Arizona Ter-ho-y, ACg. l2, lssI- [ Notice is hereby gwen that ;hc :oiaErg named sef tler has fled notice of make uai proof in support Of his cairn ard cure nu! entry terrof as the IT. <. Land Ctlce at fT,-co.f. the 18th ~ of Sep euhSr -i. Charles B. c Uung. H. K. No Is ftr.he F is of NV is and EEll O. sWi4 and Lot of NV i. st c-ion i9. T0Nnship n N- R., ", aud araes the 10 lOWug ai witnesses. viz.: Gee W Curtis charles W. Bea D. H-Ary M. He. be-f, Jos- eph K. Walker, Albert O. Noges
 WILLIAM S. KELLY, Register. als-sw
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Another Mexican Settlement Attacked and
 Several Mexican Families Massacred.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26

The Chief Quartermaster of the Depart ment of Arizona. will arrive here by the first train from Tucson, The frame build ings at the Government Depot are |, b. taken down and shipped to Wilcox. 1 con tract will be let for that purpose. This i,.E~ like if the Yuma Depot Is to b- ahaulaucl altogether. l. is a great pity to see thosc nicely arranged buildings broken IT., a- rh-,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
.I,erSTs Sale.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE THIRD Ju- cicil District, of he lerritory Of Arizona. County of Yeyarzi.
 Levi BashicrI Robert II. Purnister and WIlam c. BlShlOId surviving partners of the la.e firm of l.. B4sbfOIa X Co.,, Plfs-
 
 Meredith .ldr.d-,, Elizabeth R. Aldridze his Ni1e Geo. f. B-cSers and Clara Beck err, his vie, Defendants.
 Unde- a b. virtue 0: order of sale sna Iecuiicn is thr District Court of the Third Jnd cis District of rA TrTtsry Of Arszons, in and for the CoGu 0f NaA@fa., iI t-e aOOye entitled acton vhsre in Levi BIsu-urt Robert II. Burn ster and William C. IAsIford, -uTs..ILg partners of the late firm of L. Ba~Ior 5s t-. ttr .b Ne uamed l2intifs, obtained Juiineu' td a'fte ci r' c4Gsuf against The AboNe nam i,ieil.'IEr-, NeIe tth Ahisidge, Elizabeth R. Acr!~e~ e.-, , 'ier. Beck' and Clara Beckers, his Nlt'- N'eA -. Jl 4!reu- and decree Is recorded .9 "a i-.fi b o sl sad fi-tr.ct COErt. at Pages s6- 559 a-, T. 5;. sr,i SIS, commanded to sell .h-I c-.tai f...t..-,, ;a-ai:
 si .tt .Ii.ar .af I4r.-u,a piece parcel or tract If EHf, i--ir ue LdTri and -l1ty acres, situ- al ca, ly .< tD3 .,-ug 70. vasy of he Lower ATuH r.a hive .E- .gnts O YaNaIai, ia Ihs Terri ory of ArzJu sI8r described heIug the southwest qutrter G.I oF ~serton S venie.n ti7), Township fl-yen lll, Na-;h Of Range hr'e, t5, West of rbe tia aad ,; ts Fss~ and meridian, together <ith all ini angular tise teieiI uts her dIisu ents Abd Ap rU'iera 'h'rrO ivl"uEi ,or in any wtse sIp per a'i,r 'Ts u oh thel co as may le necesssry sat I-fy -it IiS -I-. tIs Jf S945 3-lr with inter st -t h oi ger cen CT n-, nth from Ire d of and x" cots st S67.iO-u0 O. aud the sum of -gi , -lrI. uii-, f-es
 PuHiic Nu'iae is her, by given that oD
 THURSDAY, JCLY 7TH., 1881 AT 12 NJ. of that d4y- m front of the Court House torr. .a fhe Ni.age ,t Prescott, county Of vapsi -v.I sell t.c sooyp oe-crbed r,AI est te at fUuc 'uraI = th gh st dI-r for cash to satisfy s1i. ,1,c-., on aud -L e., t~.
 lbs. R WkLKER. Sheriff.
 Per l.. B. ST. JANks, Deputy Prescott, June 1-I, ls,i. j24
 POSTPONED
 Ths -iyys '4 x Ls-rE poe incd until the 3Ist day O. August. ls az he -srus tune and place. Ey |. r. ST IA-rzs. D-,uy. Fle-c5tJ, J.,.s 5, loo.
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ESTRAY 1!

FAME TO MY PLACE ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO V one gray mare branded ] |; $ T on let hip The
 "usr lS h'rety Eouhed 10 eA pay charges, snd take the mare away. GeORGF RI-NA
 a24-lm hi!tsnbrsnd's Ranch. AgGa Fria Valley A. T.
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The steamer 3Ioha,e, which left here on Friday last, went up to Red Rock Gate, where she met the Gila, and exchanged bar-cs. bringing back barge No. 3. Her load consisted of II bars of bullion from the Southwestern and Lincoln Mining Company; 5 tons of ole and concentrations from Min cral Park: small It of hides and govern ment supplies Her passenger list was as follows: Mrs. Van Ness and three children. from Ehrenberg; Frank Staples and three MeXicaus. firm Castle Dome. The steamer Gilarejutned to Colorado Canyon. sentinel
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RUNNING AND RAVISHING

The Apacaes Still at Large, ard the Navs-
 joes Acting SuspICiousiy.
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F. |. k.Gi,:tDrF, Civil and ENpp%Sa rl;:CaI f.ngineeI

Plans, C-oss-srcrious Sk-'-He. IAndscape yiev, Mncs- Reports. surveys. Pamphlets Maps Etc care fully and promptly pre;arci
 OFEICE-tiuTiey street. next door sA he Rank os Arizona, Prescott, Ar'zolIa
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The funding of the national debt under Garteld's administration saves the country I5.000, 000 year.
 4 San Jose dispatch of August lGth says that Byron !. Rhodes was awarded yer dict of s3, ,0O0 damages against General H Naglce for elander. Rhodes was his agent for the sale of brandy. The quarrel was over a business transaction. Naglee. in tLe presence of witnesses, used rough language t. Rhodes. the actionab!e words being, You are thief; you get your money by steal ing. The case occupied two days in trial The jury was out about twenty minutes.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT.

<o,ir. i. hr-rby given that Angehne B. NiteAell, widow of Danie1 Mitchell aeocssed haz n4e noier CT ,teutl to make aual Vroof support of her calm. and s.,srp auA ,nfry he e0f, the n dsy cf Stp teruler I--I t'e T .. LstG bthce. Prescott Ar- ixon. VIZ: H. r.. No. 6G. ~f Dan d Mfcuel for the . - of NE i. >eciioa |, and i fl V Sectiou s, Toxuship IS '. R. w. ssd uanI fE fnio sing as her .,tnY- s@s viz G-orge I. Brown, Matthew Lynch, Icseph Brpckfnan and Joset h VI Maers. sI Of nal county A. T. WILLIAM \. KELLY. Isgisser.
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C. H cran> 3is Iin> F,. Rom ie, San F1aHeisoo ts s.< Ae,nt for fae ARlzgSA ANKE 60 tsaf eify. Hs SsfsorIssd to .5fot rsoHesg ds> nu eatabiiS, s,Tt txs. osSers Tor aSr~r.sag and Gf:esd Co any oshe' t.si-eIs aerOi,iEg agaa aias s rspreseHtatiee g tk< PvJlishsr
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J.-rE. s-rvs.. -..-a.r.I-lt.
 I... . s .f-i. l- d. of sale and execution ts-si --.s H.-'rs- Court of he Third Judicial bl- iic c. t.- ir--H-y ,f ArzI.s, in and fer the 'uH-ts ai -.,. .-. 5sy, su'itet action wherein Levi 1 -.-r a 4tfr- u-rl-t i'l l1. OJtainet JI..-. aud a..a. .suss 1G,a.ust the above le--.i a. , --- j.ll.s 7, walcn said judgment atI r--. .-r.r' -I Iu-CurfI Book said Dis 1T e- 'aa-. 70. Page -, .s as FU, sol anI 4g2 am c.-- .rri 60 .... .-4. ct- Ircl eriy, wit:
 A - - It7r ..;. i ii Ul;g Z dvsciDed pieces, par -....- r. l-.i -ir- Co lying aud being in the A.-- 20. -l.-t t. -I H.e ouuty Cf Y4yGnsi, m the i-E .- q -L-.,-i t.ei e2fed marked and # .--.. F..-i it ur plat Of sa.d Yil- - . .H. r. ~. ts- f-', tTir-e .3i and four i4, ii- .- NH 'F.. -..- together w-,h al and singu- iaT ... ..-,, -t-i.ai ts aHd aIIurtsnauces D -a a.yv sc app ,alnIng, 1T 90 -. t- es~ary Co satisfy sai. O.. -.-.. =. -ar Ia rr'u- aLi hunG red and a-.. ..- --- n.r.-u.ue cents SI,I52 59-!OOi, A-.. .i E.t. .t t'o De- cent per month and .. .- -a.sI Lu.creI cclars ts7OOl as ".u ... and ci-fTJ,s-Iu. hts tdIe1 in the -. .. r--- |" ..-r- -ti', aud e1 pcIses If sale,
 u-rs c.sts. PuOLc notice is -. t..a..
 NID>E~lAY, NEIr 1TH. 1881. AT I2 NJ. Q: t.a Ifs rr.u. O.. ile Court House door, in the 'i.-t %. Prescott, m Fad County of Yavapzi, vii :- iI ie> U.atr for ossh. satsfy said execution auI a-l costs.
 JOSEPH R. WALKER sher'f
 Iy T.. F. ST. JAIES. Deputy Sheriff.
 Dot, a. Pre- cots, Aug ust l7th, A. b., IssI.
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Tie chicag, Times reports that there is a

Tie Chicagr Times reports that there is a ,.,... '~"a-.y If an alliance betwcen the Allan ..;.'.,l r.,.... tAe itchinzon, Topeka and santa F.. and the Texas Pacine' and that u, they vii build joint road from i4e Needles. on the Colorado River, to thiS c..y. the Texas Pacific stopping construction a l.. Paso and using the Atchlns"n line from the.e to AIbUgurque and the Atlantic and Pacific line from AIbulurque to The Need les. This is uot in accordance with previous reports. and is hardly reliable. IL IS, how ever, barely p,S,ible.-S. r. Chronicle
 Geo. Tyng Is still Director in CNle1 "t the Tchauntercc Railroad Company. and ln the correspondence of Eastern papers, from the IstLmGe uf Tehauutepec. We notice his name mentioned as General Tyng. George Is a ''ru,-lcr. and Is bound to be successful. no matter iu what si,uatiol, he may be placed. Il Uma Frac Press
 ,- r' u-.r. 1.-.''.'.I, sa,-s +I,a+ Rutnt1.
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ESTRAY COLTS!

ZANE TO MY PLACE T. THOMPSON VALLEY V about 'he first of May, ty, coits They were at one tune sold to san H-N These coirs are two year oids one gray, the other so-Tel branded with fig ure The ow1cr :. .rrc1"-ta; C, tak- them away and pay Tor adyer'i~n+ and o;hrJ cIIea-es.
 J. J. BUCHANAN. August 10 n, I-sI. ~
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&1EFFS SRLE!

;.ie U tIlat |,r of t.s Iari Juiici.l District o t-e Ie-.l rs o. Arizona. -r and for the
 t--ats ct isv-p1I. LEVI --r,.'--', il-iLtll,
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TnrE,naY. JrLY 1rH.. ISs1 1.Ar12M.
POSTPONED

Ths -igys -. x Lsr! poe i-,ncd until the 3Ist day O. August. lt 1 at he same tir1e and place.
 'pr- E, WALKER, Sheriff, Eie-cJtJ, J,i.s 5, loo.
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Wlp>1~uAY. SET. 7rH. 1881. .r12M.
Probate Notice.
AAnoS wrLIrrrrrr. dec,d. |

h inc protzse Codst, YssaIsi County, Territory O Aii.Jna.
 h the matter Of the estate
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HoPS.-We were shown yesterday at the Diana salo 'n of our friend, Joe Crane, a cluster of hops from vine forty feet in length, which creeps over the door and roof of Judge Rush residence in Prescott, which caps anything We have ever seen in hop countries such as St. Lawrence Co.,, Y. Y, or Sauk Co, Wis, which is the banner hop county of the United States. The single vine above mentioned will bear at least 1OO lbs this season, and we hear that the Judge. has been interviewing the Prescott brewers with jew of iiulin-; market for his im- mense hop crop. Prescott. at all events. can boast of the boss hop vine of the Ter rltory.
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Referring to the martyr PLesi l,nt's pia- oN, the Chicago News says: Mrs Lincoln Is not really sick. Sne does suffer from a slight trouble causing this hysterical conf tion, andsf etstse. her general health has not been improtedL4y her SIX months con tinement to her room and by her general mode of life. But her suherlngs are almost wholly imaginary, and she may al any time conclude that she has recovered All of her fancies and whilns are inuulged ill to the fullest extent by her friends and this may be said to compromise the whole course of treatment adopted
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Di ,iu;i, If Copar,ner,hip.

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