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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-08
sherin,s Sale.

1 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE THIRD JU.
 dicia District, of the Territory of Arizona, County | of YAyapai.
 | Levi Bashford, Robert H. Bur1nisler and) William c. BGshfosd, surviving partners of the lae firm o! L. Bashford Co.,, Pins. ys. Meredith Aldrdge Eiirabe;h R. Aldridqe. ! his wife, Geo. T. Beckers and Clara Beck CTS, his wife Defendants. Under by virtue Of order Of sale aud execution issued District Court of the Third Ind czl District of ihe Territory of ArzOna in and for the County of IaAapa in the above entitled action wh re- in Levi Bashford. Robert H. Burn ster win am C. bashford, surviving pArtners of the late firm of L. Bashiord Co.,, the above named plaintiffs, obtained judgment and of foreclosure against the nbovs named defendants, Meredith aIdridCe Flizabe,b R AldTidge his wife Geo. Beckers and Clara Beckers his wife which said udgroat and decree is recorded ln |ufEineEt S7Ok of sad District Court. PSCes 5S s6s a5O 37l 372 and SIS, an commanded to sell that certain prOper'y, to-Wit:
 Al and singular tha; parctla- piece parcel GIT tract Of land, containing one hundred and sixty EcIes stn stsd, lying and being in the valley of the Lover tra River, in the County of YayapSi, in the Territory of Arzons, and described as being the southx,ast quarter IL Of Section venteen 17l To,pshin EieNsn GIL, Nor.l of Range Three, f3 West of ne Gl4A ~ salt kIver base and meridian, together with all and singular the tenem@nts, heretiItAments and ar- purtenaHcez thereto belongin~, ia any wse apper tanning SO much thereof may Dc necessary sat- isfy said Idgmsnt- the sum Of s94aSIlO0 with inter est at he rate of per cent Ter month from date of decree and for tsIed costs s s67.I0 and the sum of s94 5 100. osuDsel fees.
 Public NotIce is hereby given that on
 THURSDAY, JULY 1TH-, 1881 AT l2 M. of that day, in front Of the Court House door. in the Village Of Prescott, county of Yavapsi will sell the above described real est4ts at Public Auction to the highest dder for cash to satisfy said execution aud all costs.
 JOS. WALKER, Sheriff
 Per L. B. ST. JANEs, Deputy Prescott, June nd. 1881. j24
 POSTPONED.
 Ths sbov. sale Is hereby posfp ned until the 3.t day Of August, lsal at the same time and place.
 JOS. R, WALKER, Sheriff, By L. E. ST JAMES Deputy.
 Prescott, July 3, ls5l.
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Admin tratOr's Sale of Real E4rate
h the Trobste Court of Mohsve Coun ', Te ArlZoAE. In the matter of the estate
 of THOMAS RAIITON decez sed

h the Trobste Court of Mohave COun V Territory o ArZonE.
 In the matter of the estate THOMAS RAILToS deceased
 Notiee hereby given tha; in pursuance of the order the Probate Court of the County of MOhsve, Terri fory If ArizO Is ma the 25-h day Of June, A. D sse, the undersigned, the adm pistrsOr of the -ad estat" W sell by prIgAte ds. for essh and subj conf Ipaticn by sad Probate COur', Thursday the 2lst day of Juy, D., lSsl, st 2 o'clock, office. iu Min 'ral Park -aif County and Territory, all the right title interest and estate Of the aid hos Ration at t1 time of death, and all the right title and h th- -aid es,te has by opt ration of other acquired other han in addition 10 of he said hoIu- kailtJn the time of l-ah In and tJ th- following Teal estate. tO-vltl
 .Ire ,hird tll plrtus--hiI iugo'e-t h the 'IX..' niae iG Y X In.uo ULJalnug l5tJ feet ID length by cli Zee width.
 Ous-fourth rsr,neTshp interest in the " itIe Chief nine, sad L--e Ch4-i n- containing l,es' feet ir Ie g-n
 Oue-fourth pa uer-hip interest ia tne 'I.Ailtou" mine, saiI Eait0n mine s-ig l59. feet u length b, 70 fee ip yif:h.
 One hslI psr-I4ers sP Iterct in the "Fresao' Iain@ said Fresno mine containing 50 et ID length. g-e-te'sd partusrsEIp interest in the "ACoEbean" u.l- -at MO1abeam mine containing S1 feet in length and oue-halI iu crest ia curing of water IB0xn Pa ring; q mines aud sprnx of water being s'u- s.ed not far from the mining mp Of Stockton, ID W 4Ilspa Mining District, MohaTs County, ArisOuA Tern Ory.
 Ierms uGi conditions If sale cash, ten per cent to he paid on hs day Of sale balance on confirmation of sale by sad Probate Court deed expense O: pur- chaser.
 JOHN K. MACKENZIE, Administrator Of estate of Thomas Raiton, decea-ei Mineral PaEk, June 18th, I5-I. lyp
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Ex-Governor \. P. K Stafford, of Arizo na. who. with Hamilton Disston. of Phila dcipAla and Aii Mm Parsons, If Arlzona have made purchase of 1000, 900 acres ot Florida lands, arrived here last evening, ac companied by Wm. Ii. Martin, General Agent oi the California Immigrant Union. They pronose to visit the lands lately pur- chased, with view of establishing a colony of European settlers, as well as settlers iron, the Western and Northern States of Canada. lIr. Martin has been engaged for the las; twelve years in locating colonies in Califor- mia. and from his experience and success there has been selected to attend to the col oaization of the lands lately purchased by NesS5s. Satrord, D;sston x Go We hope tleIr examination of the lands vii! encour- age them in placing a few hundred families within our bpriers-Jacksonville (Florida) OlIon. June 24th
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Assessment Notice

To W. A. FULLER-YOu hereby notified that ! have expended for the years ls7e Is79 I55 hundred dollars each year in labor and improvements in the No Na1tum Mining Claim, in Green Ood Mining District, County of Mojavs, srrirory of Arizona, in order to hold said claim under the provisions Section 2,32s Revised Statutes Of the United States and if within ninety days after this notice by publication you fail or refuse contribute your portion of such penoitures roowner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber his legal representative, under sad Section 2,32i.
 \. P. PIERCE. Prescott A. T.. June 10th. 1sSI IA.
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WAsBI>GToH. July ;. The President's $ condition is more favorable. Inflammation has been kept down. and there arc no bad sympiomS. The wound begun to adhere, and chances favor his ultimate recovery.
 Mrs. Gariieli is hopeful. The President i. cheerful and taIks freely. When asked about how he feels, hc answered: "No ou keep heart, l have no; yc: lost nline,r
 Arthur is suffering much grief and anxiety asto,he case. He talks but little. and last night shed tears in relating his interview with Mrs. Garfield. and said fatal termina- ton would be the greatest calamity that could happen 10 the country. The Cabinet utterly scout the political significance of the crime.
 men was arrested thu, morning, on Penn. Avsnae. whot said he had come 10 Washington io kil Blaine. He had on rev"lvcr. and Is supposed ,o be crazy.
 LATEST
 WAsIIEs.g.S. July b.-S:31 \. N.-The President I,s->s5 3 Inp-, comfortable night and has remained throughout as favorable as when thc !s-, bulletin was issued. Pulse growing less r l, now "-. temperature se. respiration =.
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The oid sensation of the Stewart grave robbery has been revived by New York paper. which asserts that the body has never ''..-.. recovered, because Jm1i--e sil!ton would I-,t accede to the terms of the robbers. of course this case will always remain mys- --.y Uu-. Hilton sees it to tell the story If the negotiations with the men who invented ja.s ingenious revenge upon the dead millionaire. T. has been said, however, up- co. the best authority, that the remains ,trc recovered soon after their removal and that the price paid was large. with Do questions asked.
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CHICAGO. June 5-JOUnals Washington Special says: Physicians greatly encouraged this morning and generally say there Is hope. Surgeon General Barnes maintains that the President cannot survive. Secretary Blaine was with ;he President all morning. The anticipation of the Presidents physicians that the Lad symptoms were transient seem to be correct. He slept more quietly this morningthan any tune since he was wounded. There may be a reaction to nisht, but it l, not likely to be permanent.
 NEW YORK, June .. Surgeon Hammond says the crisis IS past.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Washington, July 2d.-President Garfield is now lying in a private room m the ofilcers quarters of the Baltimore & Potomac Depot. Dr. Bliss. Susgcon-GencFal Barnes and Dr Haryis arc in atteHdance. The shooting was done by a slender han live feet seven inches high, who refuses to give hts name, but il IS said by poIaons who know hIm that his name is Duuly Tho prisoner was ar rested immediately after firing by officers Tn the del,nt. lie was first taken to Police H.adauarter.. and subsequently, remanded to the District Jail The shooting occurred in the ladies room oi the depot immediately after the President entered, walking arm m arui with Secretary Blaine, on their way to the limited express tram, which was about ,eadv f., leave Secretary Blaine, on hear ing the uisto! shots. t~o in number, rushed in the direction from wh,ch thes came, with a view of arresting the wouid-be assassin Before teaching lac man, however, the Sec rctarY returnel 10 ,he President and found him rrostrated. both shots taking effect, nrSt i'I i4-flt ss- i4i 'tis.t bti' f7i'A J''1' right hip, near the kidneys. The physicians have probed f,r the ball. but unsuccessfully.
 IArEE-I0.20 s. ".
 s.sz-..s.ss.s -LeiAs.. e2nyeyed to cort "t the Metropolitan p"ite.
 Great eAci,,nent prevails, and all the streets are througed with anxious inqulrers, eager to learn tlc condition of the President. The shootiu. occurred in the presence of some ffty or si1;y ladies. There IS rumor that the shooting Va, done by the cI-Consul 10 Marsoilles. john E. Gould, who was re- moved from office.
 The pistol vith which the firing was done is California weapon with extremely heavy calibre. better known as bull dog The President hes been made as comfortable as possible in his chambers al the White House, and all persons are excluded from the grounds surrounding the manson. Immense crowds surround the grounds. The physi- ciaus are now holding consultation.
 LATER i2 NJ. - Reported by telegraph operator tl.at Garfield jus, diel News not authent!ated.
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| doing business under the firm name and style | of Spru4nce, staIley Company, p.sin;iffs. L. P. Nash, defendant.
 By virtue Of execution issued out of the above CD titled Court the sh day June A D. lsa1 upon judgment nteTet and dOcke ed in ssi Court and County onday Of June, A. b. lS0 favor of the above named plaintiffs and against the above naue1 defend ant, aud the abyv- entitled Gcion for the of Sl 59- l6.IVO srd sccrUiug co-ts, com ! maud!ng satisfy sad juIl ment cut oi the Ier-onal prOpery of said judgment debr OI fl sufic!en; peTs ru property be found, then out of the real property in | svApai County bel nzng 10 saC jUusmeut debtor, the 18th day If November. lse have duly levied upon, as hv requiret t-Is owned. P sd or held by the said L. r. Nash ou sI 18th day Of November 4. D. 1-5I, in and the folOSiug described D. Ioperty. to wit;
 That an u.uiLg CiaiLa O.. lode known ss ihs cousiicous ? zee uP Inc ] cge, aud luIng seven hQudTel and q! Y i7-uI feet uO-iLeriy and seven hundred and tit! 1a feet herly. u.ak fifteen hundred l5 o feet the veru together wta three haui-. l5nJi feet side ot h. and lOcared D L. r. Nssh he Ilh q. of rtenber, A b. 1879, being tVO sud -fa m- sou hVe-rFriy from Birch and NcUou iGs rU,h iL Gr-tu Vale 7, u onto Basin, u Naya-sI County. 4L tra TIT0- t.lcgla. being tEe came pl0C,rty st-t.' at te lI-raLee of psiHtds iI th- aooye eu let ac.iou sa b. l5 Iy of Soveub T. b. - her with al tA- teue-ErIt-, here1 ia meuts and sYgTTt.' ths srr1lta te.oua1ug in any wise arf orta.u.lE. tA-.epre hereby eve public notice that oH the
 Both day of July, \. D. 1881, al the hour Of lo :ro.t court lou'e in yre.cos .a sss Goa r. aud Territory, l. I-seph l. ;he rshf '. ant interest ovuej po-s.-- or h-d ty tha said L. NJ h the 18th Of ', vember, A. D. ls-O ID and to t. above described prop t Eign bidder ;or csA !sEf! Toucg of he United states
 sHERITT, Pr.-o,t. Irrr sch 1881
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The l6tn Day of Ju y, A. D. 1881,

a he hour of tsn a. m in front of the Court House fr re~c0tt Tn said county and Territory, I, Joseph Walker Sheriff Of Yavspai county. ArzonA, will self as. apd kisrs%ss % nsns HSsssssed Hs & 1E held She1 the transcript of the docket Of judgment wa. hied ln the office Of the Recorder Of YaVapat county Arizona tO-vit: The 10th day of January A. D. IssI at tune therssft@ in and to the above esribed Dropery to the highest bidder for cash, lawful money of the UIite. States.
 JOSEPH R. WALKER. Sheriff, Prescott June 22, 1881,
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TEE FEELING.

The sal Jau.s, >o thoroughly circulated, ot Prcs.len, G,.d,ld death, has caused al expression ,i sysnps:i.y L. go forth from the lips ot ever, person ia Prescott, and We ean- not believe that there lives in this free and enlightened community. "f patriotic souls. cne who c.u,i he sr destitute If feeiIdg and love for ;he.r country. as u express him or herself otherwise .han deeply srieved and ,cIy ,aIrvvrl-l.
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THE PRESIDENT IMPROVING
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HONEY. THE BLACKSMITH.

''As oft in my smthy I'm blowing ny fire,
 An ot earth, q and water baking my shoes, All the wor like the spa k see ul ward aspire, And to "raw this reflection csruc put choose, When the anvIl my work have got. Never fail, sir, 10 strike when the irou is hot. | searching my heart should hnd intend
 some good to myself or ano'her to q, To re ieye the dis stressed mH self to amend.
 Oh! w.cA the brgHt time when tn, Urpose shall
 glow;
 For haTriI Iess hangs on the moment wet, Ii l il not strike wnIle the ircu is hot. When'er by my su,itby you happen to bass,
 Anf hear on tn anvil my hammers loud lang, This truth your ulnd d. not IaI tD rehezfsr.
 T.a' hesrG from blackeTr in tlilhely he sang r good be yaar Gia,. b. tchatsrsr yo5fr i0t; NEyLR FAIL, sIE, IzIKE IRCS HOT.
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James Fine. Defendant

James Fine. Defendant
 Under and by virtue of order sale execution issued out of the District Court of the Third Ju5ic District of the Tertors of Arizona. in and fer the County of Yavaps above entitled aetion where in Asher Noi-aberg. the above named claiutae ob- tatned tudgm- nf ana decree of fer, against he above named defendant, James Fie, ~hich iudg- nent and decree is duly recorded in Jcdgnenl Book l. PAgrs &ss, &59 45o, +6, of said District CoGrt, commanded to sell that certain property, to-vi: Being undivided interest Of enc hundred feet in the first north extension of the Var Eagle oJe ledge vein of rock containing prec metas situate and being in the Bradshaw Moun i,ls in Bradshaw Mining District, in Yayapai County, III ArZons Territory. Public Notiee Is hereby given that on
 SArURnAY, JULY 9TH, 1881, AT 12 M., that day. front of the Court House door, in the VII age of Prescott sad County of Y4yzpai, will sell the above described real est1t at Pub c Aucfon, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said exeuoa and al costs.
 JOS. R. WALKER, ShsrIf.
 Per L. B. ST. JAMES, Deputy. Prescott June 23d, lssl. j2t
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A DARK DEED !! i! THI N -ATaIoN
 ExCT.TED.
President Ga,Jtetd AS-
 susSin0ted /!
RUMORED DEAD.
FIRST pIsPATCH-Io:l5 A. M.

NEw YoEx, July 2-Bulletin special says President Garfield was shot twice at the B. & O. R. R. depot, ill Washington, this morning No particulars. Garfield IS dying. Dr. Bliss says the Presidents wound is not mortal.
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Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing Hs Rhodes, is by mutual dissolved In fuure the business will be earned oh by l.. Hall and Poe undsr the firm name of Hall Poe, Mir. Poe having purcha<ed Mr. Rhodes interest, will, with Mr Hail. assume and pay ali liabilities of the h-m of Hall Rhodes, and ta whom all debts due said nrIn must be paid.
 J JL.HALL,
 VI. l.. RHODES Prescott, June I3. IssI
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Notice.
[. s. LAND OFFICE.

U.s.L LAND OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT, A. T. May 20th, 1881. To James ". NeGianes, Greeting You are hereby notined to appear at this office on he 27th day of July lssl. ct lJ o'clock to show cause, if sny. why your Declsratory statement No. Inp4, for s.. of NWi and VI. of Swl. section ?s Township 70 R : F, saSn no; be cancelled for non compliance with the Pre-empcon Laws.
 w.. N. KELLY,
 REGISTER
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MANMnHD RESTORED.

A victim of early IupTudeUce. causing usry oUs de Uy, premature decay etc. having tried IL vain ever! KnoNu remedy. ha- discovered simple means Of self which he viI s-ld free tU hI- fel ow suG erer= cddre-s II. REEVES, 43 ChatsIn H.. '. !. m--lI
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NoTICE.

THEREBY GIVE NOTICE HaT THE MANAGE l melt of ny business heretofore under Nm Corey, ceased on SatUrlay the lIth Ia t- AT- Corey is To longer in my -mpsOy. JOHN c. CAMPBELL.
 Prescott, uus II lSsl
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LEGAL.
SheriG,s Sale.

In the Distinct Court of the Third Judicial District. of the Territory of Arizona, and for the Gounty os Ysvapd-
 Henry Asher and Louis wolenberg. pzrt-l ners doing business under the nrra of Asher Wolenberg, rlAintins,
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I FL E G R AP HI IC!
SPECIAL TO THE MISER.l
POOR 10 AT HIS WORK AGAIN.

-AN--A~-N
 FL PAso, July GA party of Americans, travelling in their own conveyance from Paso Del Norte to Chihuahua, came suddenly across, at sand hills forty miles south of Fl Paso, thirteen dead bodies, all Americans, portion of surveying party of the Mexican Central R. R. This party originally num- bered thirty, under command of locating en- gineer c. c. Upham. It is supposed that a remnant of VictoriO's band committed the deed Mexican troops have gone ill pursuit of the Indians.
 ASSASSINATION BECOMING A MANIA.
 WASHINGTON, July 6. The man who threatened to shoot Blaine Is Doll McNamara forty-two years old and insane He has been sent to the asylum.
 Another crazy man went into the Adju- tant Generals office and slapped General Drum on the back and said that he had a revelation that he must kill President Arthur. He was promptly arrested.
 THE PRESIDENT IMPROVING.
 WAsHIsGToN, July 6, 8:30 ?. M-Presi- dent Garfeld's condition very favorable. He passed comfortable day, taking more nourishment than yesterday. Pulse 104; temperature 100; respiration g. There is now strong hope of recovery.
 WASHINGTON, July :, 9:15 A. M.-The President passed a most comfortable night and continues to steadily improve. He Is cheerful and asks for more food Pulse 94: temperature go; Respiration g.
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Debtors take Notice.

All persons knowing themselves indebted 10 the un- degsiR ed will peAse come forward aDd seitle other wise ther accounts will be- .lzc the hands of my attorneys. lmy3u JUL N. RODkSBUk6.
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T1e unasua.tv o; fhe press in declarin. t,.e, rl, act y: Guiteau was destitute of any political relations is very marked and Is vor.hv v- s..tc. r. 's one ct the few things s,hici. give any crusn'ar5rn in this dePlor- .bl, ;,e.,ig-
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Notice
[ s. LAND OFFICE, PEEscOTT, A. T., May 2Jth, 1881. ]

To James M. AldeTsou, Greeting:
 You are hereby uotiaed to appear |: this office. or the day Of August next, to show csse if any thsr be- why your dec sratOry statement, No. s.2 for \. W and V. ". \. of S. -. !; Sec Is and V. E !. of N. W. A Sec 22, Twp ls, \ K. L, shall no; b, cancelled for noncompliance with the Pre- -e.nptioi Laws.
 Iou w.S. KELLY, Ioyis;er.
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DIsSnIuIloh NOT GEL

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTIy6 l between John G Csmpbe and ank Delaney, in the mercantile business At Chino Valley, has been ds- solved by mutual cons-nt. JNO- c. CAMPBELL,
 Prescott. Jane I4, 1881. FRANK DELANEY.
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Shrrinos Sale.

In the District Court of the ThIrd Judicial DistrIc, Of the Territory Arizona in aud for the County of YayapaI.
 John spruancs and s. L. Stanley. partners doing business under the firm name and style of SprI4nce, Stanley Company, plaintiffs,
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T. ". OTIS. MERCRArT A. T
NOTICE,

NOTICE "a HEnERg GIVEN, TO WHOM IT NAY ~ concern, tn we v5l not be responsible for any olDs n'racted for goods CT supplIeS furnished so either sSb-eonrsctoFs sny oth pvrsous snpIo, ed on the Atlantic and Pacific Rairos unIes said parties have sn order from of firm or their bris manager. JOHN K PRICE co
 Flagstaff. June l, 1881. Railroad Coutractors
 lDemocrat please copy.] smos
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c. W CrGns, 3ls P.ae s,. Roo4 t", SIE FraAefSeo is sOl< Agesf for iae ARIZONA MINER n taat e.fy. Hsf Sn.oTlEss Co ;aE: SroHeg5 da> fais ssiGbiiEl mort faEs ordsrs for adcsris.ag and attead e aEy othsT bsrin1ss derolsHs ayea h'n tc rePreseHfaties er ti< FrJlisA>r.
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Teams "anteds

PRICE, KING & Co.,. Railroad Cour,Ars- ors, near Flag Staff, want freighters imuediatrIyt carry supplies from Prescott; their cA and VII nay T1CO Cents Fer Pound :! for the same. Apply to L. BAsHFoRD co, Preseo
 PRICE, KING k co. Prescott, June 3, 1881 d
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Various Elevations,

TLy following barometer elevations are practically correct and worth cutting out for future references.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE OF SALE!

IN FIRST DISTRICT COURT, ARIZONA TERRI Il tory, County of Pima.
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POEM,

Delivered before Prescott Hook and Lad der O.. No. l, July 4th, 1881, by Hon. T. J. Butler, who, on being introduced, said: LADIES AND GENTLEsIEN'--On occasions like this, when all is joy and happiness and I,eGce, and as l see many in this large audi ence who have come from remote portions of the county. some not only by the high ways, but by secluded by-ways, without the leAsl fear of molestatIon, il has been deemed meet and proper, if not an absolute duty, that something be done in recognition of the services of those who did so much to rescue this land from savage domination, and rem der this security possible. l have. therefore, with tine consent and apprOya! of the Com mittee on Literary Exercises, decided to recte two stanzas, selected for the occasion, and to devote and dedicate them to "Arizona's Dead Pioneers." and especially 10 those, whether civil or military, who laid down their lives in the laudable endeavor to conquer a wilderness and add it 10 the domain of American civilization.
 He then rec ted the following slanzas:
 Ho~ sleep the brave, who sank to rest
 By all tbe;r Couutry's wishes bic ,sed?
 W nen spring, win dewey fingers cold,
 Returns to deck their hallowed mould.
 She their shall dress a sNee:er sod
 Than fancy's feet have ever trod.
 By fairy hands their knell is rung;
 By forms unseen their dirse is sung;
 There honor comes, a pilgrim gray,
 To bless the iuIf that wraps their clay;
 And freedom sha.I awnLe repair,
 To dwell a weeping hermit tnere,
 The band then played drge-Pieyel's Hymn after which, Mr. Butler, continuing, read the following poem, entnled
 The Land We Live Tn.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE THIRD JU-
 dical District, of the Territory of Arizona County of YAyapai.
 Levi Bashford, Robert H. BurmisteT and William C.. BE surI1yine mariners of
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wla r.n.y May l-,to .Ic BrOsdvay S.