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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Hon. Levi Bashford is doing everything he can Ill an honorable way to start work on the Tiger mine At all events. let the mat Ter terminate as 1t may. The Collier ground 200 feet, will be worked.
 MT Berge, the photographer. on account Of delay in certain criminal cases pending iIl the District Court does not leaye for Fheaix so soon as expected. therefore will be pleased to take pictures of all beautiful Prescott faces.
 4. W. Whitaker and his partner arrived Ill town this afternoon from their West chester mine, in the Black Hills. They re- port the mine looking well and lots Of cop per ore in sight This Is one of the best mines in that district.
 The Gillett mill Is idle on account of a scarcity of salt Only about 25 CT 30 men are to be employed at the Tiptop mine for some time, as 1t Is the intention of the Com pany to make certain prospects with few men. during which time the mill will be idle and undergoing repaIrs.
 The District Court for Apache County will be opened by His Honor. Judge Freuch. on the first Monday in July. The trip from the Capital to St. Johns, q distance of 2J0 miles. k extremely tedious, masn.uch as tLe Moeo!lon turnpike has to be crossed. Judge French. however, Is equal t. the emergency.
 The rer,ort has been current in Presc9t, that the man shot by Samuel Dennis few days since, at the Nuiture. had died in the Phenix Jail Deputy Sheriff T. C. Rogers. a very upright and good officer of Ma-lcupa County. now in Prescott, received tel.- gram yesterday, stating that the report l. unfOunded.
 Mir. C. E. Foster came in last evening from the Tiger. where he has been in charge for a long time. He, like all intelligent mining men. speaks highly of the property, and Is sanguine that II will eventually be 8 grand dividend payer. We will probably know something definite soon about tms propertys development.
 The Tuscumbia mill of NIr. JaIue, GL Nee is completed and stands, to-day. one of the most complete in the Territory. Sat, which should have long since been upon the ground, has not vet arrived, and the stamps are still in consequence. l. will only be two to four days before the salt will reach there, then NC expect to see bullion by the wholesale.
 The masquerade ball on Friday night next promises to be the grandest affair ever wit messed in Prescott. \ great number of tickets have already been sold and the dress makers. tailors and wigmakers If Prescott find their services in greater demand than ever before. Spectators tickets at < 50 for reserved seat can be had at the principal stores m town and from members ot the class
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
Good Leather in Him.

About five miles above Steamers $, on Ash Creek, hardy son of old Deitchcrland has been cleaning away sonle of the creek bot tom land for a ranch. On being questioned as t5 what he was going to raise, he said: -.Nel, you see the railroad vas conin, and raises podajyss for dem to eat. But sup pose the railroad fails. ''Vel, den l makes living any ow.
 Plenty more such places in the mountains Chronic gro~lers cut this out and put 1t ill your scrap-book.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

3lr. Sims, R. R contractor, who passed JLr ugh here a few days since on a trip to Eastern cities in search of men to work on the line north of Prescott, upon reaching Albuquerque, \. NJ, met Mir Price, an other contractor, who was going East on the same business. consequently 1t was not necessary for him to proceed further. Mr.. Price nill visit the various large cities, and, as fast as possible, ship men to the ''iront ' fIr. Suns had made up his mind t. employ JUO Chinamen in the absence of white labor, ant through Bashford d Co. of this city, Jelegraphed Jones tE O., San Francisco, to send tle said JC0 celestials. l. Is nov har- vest time m the Golden State, and China men a-y all employed The answer came ba.t from Messrs Jones X C.. that they were unable to ind the requisite number. We would suggest that they next telegraph Denis kcaruey and see if he has any starved brethren Hho can find e,r PioyIncnt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
District Court.
.IrSr IGth- 1Sy

JUSE 10th. 1881. Court opened this a. m., for the trial of Berry, for the killing af Old Tex az Tiptop 8 lew weeks since. The following gentlemen were selected to try the cause:
 K Cornell T. Il. Rutherford, E. J. Ben nett Coles Bashford, F.. NJ. Sack9tt, !. G. Wiley, J. E. Rones, C. F. Kathrcns, T. \. Saunders. ". N. Moreain, I. N. DeBord, T. T., Ralph.
 3lr C. E. Rush, who was employed on .he part of the prosecution, opened the case by telling the jury what the evidence would be in the premises.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
TEAMS TEAMS

Wanted. immediately, by L. Bashford < O.. teams. small and large. 70 freight from Prescott to the csmls on line of railroad San Francisco mountain country. Apply to
 L. BAsuFoED b Co. Prescott, April IT, 1881.
 Mr. K. E. Harrington, 9 gentleman well known in ArizonG for his honorable dealing with his fellow man, and now engaged in forwarding at hsricopa, has resigned the Postmastership at Mericopa,
 For fine China tea go ,o Sing Chons' 5 China store. For silk haadk-Tchiefs and Japanese curiosities. and all kinds of China merchandise 90 to Sing Choug, Granite St. Postofice box :33. jel5-1m Liberal wages will be paid girl-of-all- work in a small family. APplya this of fee.
 Lost. bunch of small keys onIing One small brass key, ? q esk keys, one flat Yale lock key. one patent spring lockkey, Finder will please leave the game at the office cf Churchill G MastsIsop.
 Sam Baer superintenGs the grand supper at the Masquerade Bal this evening. Sam is an excellent caterer, and his fancy dishes, no doubt, will be highly re-ished by those in attendancc.
 W. M. Krider, formerly Supervisor Of Mohave county. is n town. Upon res:gning his office. Hon. W H. HaIdy vas appointed in his stead.
 Ten-pin rolling appears to be the great  full blast at Murphy & schoieys saloon. P. (. Craiqs tells Us that considerable work Is being done on the Davis mine by C. C. Bean and that the ore Is Of a high grade.
 
 Messrs. Hines (S Newcoulb. Of Washing ton. D. C.. left for home to-day. They think of returning here seon.
 Gen. Wilcox departed yesterday for Camp Verde and the summer station on Oak Creek. Will return tomorrow.
 Rodenbure and others have four men working out assessment work on Turkey Creek.
 High grade copper ore from Castle Greek Is on exhibition in Prescott.
 Ackers tl Smith make 8 speciality of fat untain beef. m2otf. Wall paper 10 cts a roll at Geo. :. Porter's -so to Geo. :. Porter .S Co.'S, cast side Of Plaza. for furniture and everything needed oryour homes.
 Miners picks, sJeelcd, for Sl - cash by J. Howey. mh' Howey for horseshoeing. Iah1  To parties in need Of Blacksmithing that don't require credit % to J. Howey
 1nh7 Choice dairy butter, maple sugar and ma pei syrup and Thurber's doublecream cheese at F. B. Brannen & Co. 5. al9tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
DIR. SPINN l. ', NO. .IlKEARNEY STREET. Treats all Chronic and SpeCiaI
 Di-eaNes.
TOunG IEcn

WHO NAY NT sTFl E-,ltt' TLoW THE TTr -r Is Eau tlf44 fr'.irs l- fr srra'frl E. l v. -. flr1--s.VaS rf t4f- ile s-ra Tst urr.~ te --- sl-a- cf sUr~ruR LuraAuI-y. HI.- stlNALi V-l guarantee Go fHrts.t ' frr ev-~1 r7-s sf seminal .tH.s cr l~Iva-a s.'-se ai say E3ll 1- als--trr e..i p l- u-.s,stst.- sHf t4'.- % core
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Fred Ma.r,ott of the San Francisco News Letter goes flying through the air. ,n q machine invented by him, and called an AI,opiane, on the 10th of next month. h., ., 8 aa; the incorporators of the company say. and without the saving clsuse-thelaw of gra'ltat.oa ie1uitting. l. he canget as much putting in LIS machine a. hc i.,s iG h;s paper hell do lt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

E..ef. That the resignation of W. \. Langley, late Treasurer, is received by us Ri,I great regret.
 That the duties of his office since his in- cuabrancy, covering period of about three wears. have been administered with great care. iryuptness, aud strict justice L. all. Ind .l5t the thanks cf the county at large. as well as this Board. are due to Lim.
 L. (. WELEoUEN.
 Chm Board of Supervisors.
 W. r. GRoNNE>,
 Wv. II. HARDY. A--.-- F. Bucksbaum, Clerk Board of Su- I.r.'- r, of Nohave County
 U4red ta.7 18th day of June, lseI. s,u usuta white shirt for Sl % to T....-. jlO<
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Eagel Cate. who left here some ,.He sLy t,r inc Eastern S;aes. in coInpaHy with his wife, IS expected home this cy,nm. We uorT-ta"d that Mrs. Cate IS toremain Vi n friends during the sulnn.ui. s2d then return :, nl..cAit
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Cheapest and Lest mems and women |, hose 30. Fishers. iIC7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

r.ss5ug Uup5sery In the urine. and Uau9 Uter t4s eases that isl.t 'o iu -au't, ALc a.ste.
 DT. INVITE a. s.lns to forfeit s-'' for . csFe ot .g,. kind tle Vital Restorative isv LIs sfecia Af-!cr and '-eaiusi-t VIII not cure for aUyil'ur .rliJre CT Injurious found u it. Is. NuCs trc--s a prisa.. pf..s- su-cer-.J.l.y without i--c.y. Con su!atior free. Thorough eIaIuiLat.ou and Aiv~s l- cui.r- aEay-- cf u-lte g. Price ot Nital fesJ,Ts- ..se. s5 Ll..s, Q. fsyr t'~-- f" Hl-f' Si3' cent ;y sry siirrs- ura,i Te-tit oi poe, C, e. 2. C-c from observation and il !r77a.r EaL-e G ess-,!
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Funds A, !. l.. Fishers to buy JuIy Ger ih--'.s at highest rate
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
Wv. II. HARDY.
Letter Lis-.

List .t letters remaining in the PosJo.iice .' Prescott, \. T., for the week ending lem. f- 1881
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

ta- San Francisco Post says there are ty actual count ont the railroad lines of California i-.Os0 car .aads. CT ,'20. 600 tons of wheat '.t et"p. This does not include any If the --- '.HaE convenient to rhe Sacrament,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Wanted, immediately, by L. Bashford d O., teams. small and large. 70 freight from Prescott to the csmls on line of railroad San Francisco mountain country. Apply to L. BAsuToRD tc Co. Presc.ft Ar.lil 1t lnsI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
TEE GREAT EHausa RgMEDY

Isa pCver-f.tLlg Cure f'T Nervous D bihfy, rza4I-tad Ni;atr,. Seminal Ne4 sl4a-- SyCrr4zt0rgh1rs, i".- E.ssf.- hood, ImTutsru., i1fa'y-I, and a.. He tcgr.s.- elects s, self-Atusr. youi.fGl islli-- X eHc,<-e- Iu Els-.r.-- ytz1--, -Such ss los- ~ Memory. I1ssitalF. N0Cta-ral ILls- son, Aversion ro >ag1rty. B.lIess of Nigcu. N1ls 70 iu tto Hest; tne vi-ai 1ait
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
Resolutions.

Nuk punches at the Cabinet jel3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Mr. K. E. Harrington, 9 gentleman well known in Arizona for his honorable dealing with his fellow man, and now engaged in forwarding at Maricopa, has resigned the PUstnastership at Mericopa,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

For fine China tea go tp Sing Chong 5 China store. For silk haadk@rchiefs and Japanese curiosities, and all kinds af China merchandise go to Sing Choug, Granite St. Postotii..e box B Jel1-lm
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Lost. a bunch of small keys ouTing One small brass key, desk keys, one flat Yale lock key, one patent spring lockkey, Finder will please leave the same at the office ct Churchill d NastsIsoI.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Liberal wages will be paid giri-oi-all- work in a small family. APplyat this of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Rodenburg and others have four mel
 working out assessment work on Turke Creek
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Sam Baef superintenGe the grand supper at the Masquerade Bal this evening. Sam is an excellent caterer, and his fancy dishes, no doubt will be highly relished by those in atteudaucc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

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18th Section for Sale.

by virtue of an order received frosu the
~ State Auditor, will sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, between the hours
for Sheriifs sales, on Monday, LIST day of An-
gust, before the Court house door, in the town
OF bellevue, Bossier Parish, the south half of
section, and the west half of northeast quar-
ter, section l6, of township ~, range IL, North
West Louisiana, containing four hundred (400)
acres, more or less. Will be sold in quantities
not less than forty, nor more than l60 acres.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-tenth part of the pur-
chase price is to be paid in cash; the balance in
nine equal annual miscellaneous, interest to be
paid on the whole amount annually, at per
cent. per annum from day of sale. For credit
portion Of price, the purchaser is to give his
notes with approved personal security The
vendors lien and mortgage will also be re-
tanned on land sold to secure whole credit por-
ton OF the price. No bid less than the ap.
praisement will be entertained.
b. A. KELLY, Parish Treasurer.
Bellevue, La, June 30, 1884, LUIS
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SAD DEATH.-Weare deeply pain
ed to announce the death of Johnnie
Brownlee, a most cstimable young
man residing just across the river,
in our neighboring parish of Bossier,
which sad event occurred at the res
idence of his mother, on Thursday,
from Swamp fever. He was a young
man of bright promise, Of a most
amiable disposition and kind heart,
and was greatly beloved by all who
knew him. He had just entered his
21st year. BE leaves a widowed
mother, many relatives, and hosts of
friends to mourn his early death
His romans were brought here and
inferred in our city cemetery
[ Shreveport Standard, 23rd inst.
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ESTES & LAURIAT, Boston.
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PRESS NOTICES.


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" The Davis Sewing maching
sun takes the lead. Our friend
Foster Carter, of Shreveport, is get
ing them by the car load. 1t should
70 remembered the Davis has no I'm.
aer FORKS to be looked after, and
se@s any way, forward, backwards,
|" toe right or left. Carter offers
siO Tor any machine that will dupli-
cate the work of that acoaderful Da.
VS. We would advise all our lady
trends to examine the Davis before
purchasing a new sewing machine.
carter offers all other machines at a
reduction.
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hey, vis Iulf Aufkeyifiu w.
Tlhe undersigned is novs ready to receive snb
Il scriptions for copies of the above named
important historical work, the last volume Of
which is passing rapidly through the press
The great interest which is ielt in all parts of
the country to read what the distinguished
head of the late Confederate Government has
to say about the causes which led to the war
between the United States and the States
which seeded, and the results of the great
conflict. is already manifested By MANY thou.
sands in their desire to receive early copies of
the work. The work will be illustrated with
portraits of Mr.. Davis, his Cabinet, Aides and
Generals, and with illustrative wool ents
The following extracts from Mr.. Davis. in
production to his book will give an iilea of the
work from the authors standpoint: "a duty
to my countrymen; to the memory of those
who died in defense of a cause conseerated by
ton; and to those who. perhaps less fortunate.
stakea all and lost all, save fife and honor. in
its behalf, has impelled me to attempt the vim.
dication of their cause and conduct. For this
purpose hayedeeided to present an historical
sketch of the events which preceded and at
tended the struggle of the Southern States to
MAINTAIN their existence and their rights as
sovereign communicable creators, not the
creatures, OF the General Government.
TO the parents, the widows. and the orphans of
the Confederate dead, Dffor the consolation
that those for whom they mourn, died for the
right-a willing sacrifice on The altar of their
country, where their memories, enshrined In
the hearts OF their people, will 90 down in ira
dition TO posterity, immortafized nv valor in
defense of home, and martyrdomi for liberty
GEO. ID. MOORE.
RED LAND, La.
ti9lv - Sole agent for Bosaier Parish
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~ The Young Ladies's Journal
w August contains a mammoth
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sumner fashions from Paris. 1t
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:. r00nan painting or embroidery; also
Tue commencement of a new story.
-aa Iour complete stories By popular
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Issued. Price, for single number,
'ue'adlng all the supplements, 80
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!, ,1e International News Company.
y Deekman street, New York;
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HoNoRED AND BLEsr.-When {


HONORED AND BLEST.-When a
board of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery
that by combining some well-known
valuable remedies, the most won
derful medicine was produced, which
would cure such wide range of
diseases that most all other remedies
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and to-day the discoveries of that
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~ Messrs. Henry Dreyfass & Son
are among the most popular dry
goods merchants of Shreveport
They carry a very full line of staple
and fancy dry goods, carpets, cloth
Ing, boots, shoes. notions, &c, and
are doing an extensive business.
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HOf true success in life, that
man only is successful for whom his
world mourns when he dies; who
mas been so useful in his life,
mat his kindly ministrations will be
missed; whose gentle words and acts
VIII receive the incense of grateful
hearts, when the earth has kindly
received him to her bosom. That.
and that only, is success.
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q For young children no maya
zine is better than Our Little Ones,
Issued by the Russell Publishing
Company, Boston. 1t is finely and
suitably illustrated, and is supplied
With short, clever stories for chill
dren of from four to ten years. The
publishers deserve to be praised for
It's many exceliences. The August
aamber is especially attractive.
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Education.

propose TO give course of lessons in
Il COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC RooE
KEEPING and ENGLISH SYNTAx. during
my vacation of July and August. To those
who know how to multiply and divide mum
bers. good knowledge of the above branches
can be acquired in from six to eight weeks.
Terms, per week, So so for board and tuition.
L. GRISWOLD,
ooIy :, Iocl, itsi Fillmore, La.
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I have in active operation Steam Furniture
4 Factory, and will sell Goods of Home
Make to dealers and consumers at q saving on
former prices of from Is to 40 per cent
warrant Better Goods than those now general
ly sold, mostly made in the North and shipped
here at high rates of freight
In addition to HOME MADE Goops, / keep
constantly on hand full stock of fine Furni-
ture of latest styles and designs. Also, Glazed
Sash, Doors and Blinds, Wall Paper. Window
Shades, Mattresses, Childrens' Carriages, &C.,
at lowest market prices.
VIM. ENDERS.