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POLITICAL.
Press Comments on Lapham'S Elec.
ton.

New YORK. July 25.--The Herald com.
menting upon the end Of the Senatorial
contest. says the whole country. and
particularly the State of New York,
will rejoice that the campaign is over.
The Administration conquered and the
result will be hailed AS d great victory
for it.
The Times says: New York has got
two Senator's of no remarkable ability
and about whom it may it may be alb
surd to indulge in any expression of
State pride, hut it has also got rid OF
two Senators by whom it was cOnspicu-
ousfy misrepresented and in whom the
sense of private proprietorship Of their
office had wholly etfaced any sense of
public responsibility.
The sun says: Roscoe Conkling has
fallen. He stands facing dark if not
rayless future. No rainbow OF premise
spans his sky. nor in the ordinary course
Of human affairs can he reasonably ex-
pect to behold any new moon on his
midday risen. For the sake Of the
country we rejoice over his downfall.
First. because in him falls the foremost
..uemy of the freedom of the press in
america: second. because in him fall.
one of the inventors and the chief pro-
moter of the unconstitutional Elector-
al Commission: third, finally and above
all else. because in Roscoe Conkling
Falls the leader of the Third Term party.
The World says: Long live the SEN
ators from this state. They never con-
tanned the name of SO weak and insig-
nificent a politician as Conkling's sue
eessor, Iapham. Conkling and his
dummy have been succeeded to the
senate by two dummies.
The Tribune says everybody is to
be congratulated over the happy result
OF a long struggle. Miller and Lapham
represent absolutely harmonious
and united party at home.
ADJOURNED.
ALBANY, July ss.-The legislature
has adjourned sine die.
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UNI Err OATH
On HUMAN FLESH

KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
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BUSINESS STAND-for country store
good trading point acres of ground;
2dwellings, store, 9 stables, small stock Of
goods. Enquire AT this Office
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A NJ. SMITH, Successor to ". =. Smith 4
Notary Public, Real Estate and Tax
Paying Agent.

H-s and sell..on commiss makes collections er-
asi. tIe-. furnishes abstracts. writes deeds OF
vlyASse Hsye for sale large tracts Of the most de-
s!rsbie srss lands st low figures either In Adsir
Or adJofnfnG ss::ii-ss. well ratered and can give
pine on psymsuls u ft purchaser with 10. rate Of
b<ing elevated and rolling. also large list Of
1mproved farms in tracts FROM ~ sey-s 10 any de-
range Also town.property and baflsfiir3 STE 20.
Eegistry ACCOMMODATIONS with noa.rsSte.snfs
Qwnjnx lands " town property In ihIs adjoining
c5unties Is rcspey u-,ly solicited. No ehavee with
but sale 3 enteter. A y. SMITH. kirksville. Nor,
Lock B0xs. -''r.'' -.'' =
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SERIOUS But HOPEFUL.
The Condition Of President Garfield
to-day. 8
Steady improvement.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July zs.-The
reassuring character Of the official bul.
letin this morning proved solace to
many anxious hearts, anc business IN
the departments and streets Of the Cap.
itol resumed its wonted state. The
improvement that followed the surgical
operation continued steadily. During
the nigh, the President slept as we'll as
. before the relapse, and at one time DID
not awaken for an hour and a quarter.
He was given beef and tea or milk
nourishment at intervals Of two hours,
and took each succeeding allowance
with increased relish. The usual
febriie rise began to diminish before
midnight. AT that hour he had no
fever. and had none at all during the
night.
Neither was there any re-occurrence
of chills. The preliminary examina-
ton of the patient showed pulse 9S'
normal respiration and temperature.
The wound was undressed at half past
: o'clock, DIR. Hamilton and the four
attending physicians being present. 1t
was found that the discharge Of pus
had continued free during the night,
flowing entirely through the new open
ing. Its character showed AL improve
ment, and everything appeared to be
working satisfactorily. The patient
was feeling better than yesterday in
every way and expressed himself as
easier. and asked how the wound was
progress ing. DR.. Bliss said "nicely"
and the President returned smile OF
satisfaction. He preserves his cheer
fullness and inspires all who see him
with new hope. Col. Rockwell says
he looks fully as well in the face as al
any time since the shooting. After the
fresh dressing was applied outward in.
dicauons of the case were noted. The
pulse had fallen to o6 and the tempera.
ture and respiration renamed normal.
The examination did not cause the
usual acceleration of the pulse. The
President had more beef tea for break
fast, and at 10 o'clock was resting
quietly and said he felt comfortable. ,
DIR. Hamilton will remain at the White
House to-day. He stated after the
the morning examination that the Pres
ident has made good progress during
the night and there was reason for a
more hopeful feeling this m. Or.Rey'
burn says they ali feel better. DR.. Wood.
ward says nothing and DIR. Barne:
seems greatly pleased that there has
been no recurrence of chills. All the
cabinet officers called this morning, bu
remained only few moments.
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POLITICAL.
No Choice.

ALBANY, July 2l.-In tlr Joint Con-
veniion the ballot for the long term
was: I.apham IS, Potter 45, Conkliny
~. WoodfOrd /.
Senator Forster voted for Lapham
instead of Evarts. Necessary to a
choice. Il. Adjourned.
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England.

wiunLHpox, July 2l-At Wimble.
don yesterday Albert Jewell competed
at 1000 yards against the American.
Dr. Sastt. An American won it in 80,
and ailto,. Farrow. also of the Ameri-
can tean- Won il III g. This year
Frank f,s.ls. American. and Capt.
s;.a1sal. n tss,s Second Bucks Regiment,
.s,eh mad. 1. soA.s of 40 out ola rossl-
ale =. and ,an slEsSing OF the,tle hy1e
,nad.. 1i,rae inills e.Ss against .GapL
s;..o,. al 1880 miners a>s one buns.sYe
,f,u. wiillaHs ihe prize.
aRssqot.f.A TIC SUPTIAIs-
Loxpo. July a.-LordC Colin Ca.+S-
hell and Miss Gertrude Blood were mar
r;ed 10. dav. The Princess Loulse a1q
ne Duke of Argyle were praseet; Ile
lBlhop of Kentucky assisted at sss GER
emohy.
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An Election Probable.
Passed.

ALBANY. July 2l.-Indications are
.b.re vii! be an election held to-day
Passed.
Alisa1y. July 2l.-The Senate recon-
,idereS She vote by which the resolu-
lion m.nlne canals free was lost, and
finally passed IT 10y Is 10 IL.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
GOV. Fremont.

The Tombstone Epitaph is after Fremont
because he does not clean out the des-
peradoes who infest Southern Arizona and
our neighbor friends of the State Of Sonora.
While we do not admire Gov. Fremont = al
,pinistration, and were the first 10 60 after
his scalp on the lottery question, sell we do
not think the article in the EPitaPh is Wrt-
ten in the right spirit 10 have the desired ef-
feet at Washington. 1t is little the Cover
nor could have done had he been AZ his post
Of duty, where he ought To haze BEN In
ordinary matters his presence might nave
been Of benefit. but when it comes to run
ming with aud capturing Texas cowboys. ~e
believe he would prove himself 70 be IS IL
everything else. failure
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
LEGAL.
Sheriff. SPIe.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TqE THIRD IT,
die.al District Of the Territory Of Arizona County
Of YAvEPai-
Levi BAshfcrd Robert II. BurInistsr and
william -. Bsshforyl. surviving psrtnsss Of
The IA ara. II l.. BashlorI Co, PiEs-
Meredith slarldg.. E.izabe,h H. Alariage.
Ms wife, Geo. T. BECK and CL-Ea beck
err, bis ale, Defendants
Under an by virtue % an order Of sale and sx ecuon
ss OUT % the Dlstr.ct Cour; OF the Isrd Jdi ei-i
Dlstfict Of The Territory OF ArIous, IA and ior e
CoGn IF lsAapai u te anove entitled act N ~ is
Levi BzsEtord, Robert II. Burn sfer and VII 70
Basklold. surviving Partners OF the kte nrm Of L
Ba-hf0ru Co.. ta- ab uau=t plstnth-, obtained
r1eut ard decree Of T. r,cosure agsiEsE tie aaose
Alhrid hs wife, G-o Beckers and Clara Becstrs
h. ne, which sald iuEiea, lid decree Is recor1eH
81, s9 35b, 5si, 81 ala $50 an cOIzcAade1 = Eel
inst certain ErcI-.-y- t--slt:
81 and singular -arrirua- ptecr. parcel or u-'
q 4a continuing one hualrsi and -IAi! aer- st.,--
Lt , living aud b--Es o. e valley u she Lover a+uE
IA i.Eas IN ths county % lssaai, ia tEe Tern oy
Of Arm sna u~-.Tib~d a, being - s.'o-EN5-t
gusrlsr - o. Section ye.te.u 10, Leal-sllP
fI-vau l-Ig, No-sh - EalEs hr-e, 49, hss- % tie
t1a and t Ilv-r base ana me ssl- tcsetltr win a.
AMI -fnguar tie tele-gtl'-, hsr i-tau@its I'D az
Iuy-euarcts thereio lrleugfl IN viae - Pr
iailrr y - 11T tlsrees a. may he uscsgry st
sfy -ti judgment the Of S5i5 J-l'i, VITA 4Ef'r-
tle u per Ter mn frusa to a. -
decree and or taxed costs 81 6llO-lO and tbs sum q
so -leu c uISgl fees
Puulc Notice i hereby gwen that on
1dl E>DA1. JUL 1AH-s AooArAA l. ~
OF that day, IN front OF the Court House
door. il the Village Prescott, county OF NVspai
vii sell the above dsscribed real est &c -
Public Auction The CHEST bdder for cash. &c satisfy
said execut. aud al COTS.
Jos. Z WALKER, Sheriff,
Per L. b ST. JAMKs, Deputy
Prescott, June nd, lss1. ia
POSTPONED.
The sale IL hereby Postponed until the dag
Of August, ISL ut rhe same time and place.
JOS r, WALKER sheriff,
BY L. b. ST JAMS, Deputy.
Prescott. July }, losl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
r ELE r A HIC!
THE FLOOD.
The Railroad under Water
The President has a Relapse,
but is Again Improving.
Trains Running on Time Again
on the S. p. r. r.
The Condition at Shenix.
THE FLOOD.
The Railroad under Water
The Condition at Shenix
ESPECIAL TO THE MINER.l

PHEyIx, Augui l6.-No trains have
arrived at Markopa for four days. a
wasLout vest of Casa Grande prevents
the arrival of trains from the east, and
west Of MaricoIA the road is under water.
1t ha, rained almost constantly for four
days and 10 river is passable.
Hayden's ferry boat sank yesterday.
The Salt, Venie, Santa Cruz and ella
rivers are all oserhowed; the Grand canal
at this place is all washed out. No
mails or stages arrive or depart. The
Black Canyon stage, due Yesterday, has
not yet arrived
Unless change comes soon considerable
suffering viii follow. Repairs ON railroad
cannot be made for four days. A new
boat goes to Salt River this afternoon.
All teanIing is stopped.
PHESIx, August l7.-Phenix is now re-
lieved from rain. but the condition of sur
roundngs Is fearful. The MaricOpa canal
broke yesterday and caused much excite
ment. There has been no loss of life, but
the loss to property owners is considerable.
The city is without wood, sugar ceffee, etc.
c. f. McClintock is lying veay low with
henorrhage.
MARIcorA, August 18.--The President
has had a severe relapse, but again is i'm
proving Dr.. Aguew, who was summoned
from Philalelrhi.a has returned home.
The repair trains were within two miles of
each other, working both ways. and will be
able to pass over the last washout this p. m
We expect to getaway west during the night.
T. J. BUTLER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19

The modesty Of people living in the states
beyond the Missouri river is most remark
able. Here is specimen
Ed. MINER:-Please send me two num-
bers of the MINER for sixty days. one for
myself and the other for friend, and if. at
the expiration OF said time, the paper suits.
we will subscribe for the period Of three
months.
Good enough. We will comply with the
request, and send as chromos horn toad,
tarantula, rattlesnake, wild Apache and a
full-grown skunk, which he can. if he So de
ires use as An atomizer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
The Pioreer
ia THOMAS FITCH.
The gallant Pioneer. He is the noblest
type ot American fraternity, for he has
Honor aud courage;
Quaint - tina. esgl@-plums mems sous
And = IheIn for the sun"

Honor and courage;
! Quaint - that esgl@-plums mems sous
I And d tneIn for the sun
H. climbs Ike huge fly upon the bald
skull of some lofty mountain, and the
rrn4evd hills welcome his footsteps He
taps with the pruspectors pick at the ad-
ainantme doors Of the earti's treasure
chambers, and at hi. demand they reveal
their shining secrets. His glittering AK laws
low The grecn-plumed forests monarch. and
GA the surface Of the emerald-hued prairics
he marks the sites of cities vet to. be. Not
/ for him the science of the school, not for
4 hlm the graces Vi culture, not for him the
: iays II home, not for him the sweet solaces
II HE. but he reads the story IF the ages
written on the rocks, and hear. the tale Of
mysterious forces whispered by the mid
night stars, and the priest-ru mountains.
aud the smiling lakes. and white Tipped sun
set seds are his palaces and his kindred.
Southward you shall behold him, undaunted
by the roar Of the Colorado, or the stealthy
step Of the Apache, pressing onward and
stlll onward 10 listen 81 the wash of tropic
waters HqItEward his resolute face is !
Turned toward the wooins mountains of
crystal, until the North Star CLEANS ike ,
G'ssAty diamond IN its gold and crimson |
setting Of northern lights, and the sullen !
sun bat for an hour hangs upon the verge Of !
the polar night. = faint reminder Of tho lost
southern cine. while the booming artillery
of the Ice king halls the Pioneer Of polar
s,as. Westward there Is no longer a !,
west. The iron lace with which progress
frlnges her garments reaches now TO where
the Golden Gate swings back upon her
hinges. Asia aud the farther Indies are
a.. hevond, and the Orient of Europe is the /.
pccldeut 81 .H...Ica
And still from the silver a4.a .hs orange
blossom Of caetus-fringed and snow-crowned
Mexico. northward 10 where the iceberps
-iltt-I s2alnst an Arctic sky, our Pioneers ,
are marching a,.d toiling. In the track which
their fierce feet are breaking, oyr country is
marching onward to her greatness The a..
army o: civilization swells upon their path I
way. Art, Science, Progress, the Wealth 81 7
Nations. the Power and Glory of the Re I
public, follow. All honor and all hail 10 :
hose DraYr hearts who lead the vanguard. i
Arizona people have much 70 feel proud !,
or The one Item paramount to All Others a
: "a. i>a""ful condition Of our Indians. t. II
GENERAL Ni.c"A egd his brave officers and y
oilers IS due the credit in great measure q
or the continued friendly actions Of all :,
rr Indians dl
W. n,Geye II giving credit where and y
hen due and IN ,ii< connection We believe a,
e. strike the naIl on the head when Sc say 80
, General W,lcoNs watchful eye is due an
uch for the tranquility Of our red brethren. -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19

People travelling through the Salt River
Valley are often amazed al the inmcnse
ruins with which they come in contact, and
many are the opinions advanced as to why
such lnanmonth Improvements should have
been abandoned In our time we have seen
the river outside It's ranks. IN the way
back history of the Territory when Indians
cultivated the soil in the valley Of the Salinas
extensively, it FAUST be remembered that the
ri,er was not near 50 wide as AZ present ana
consequently no doubt the oyeItioW' IN those
DAYS were more numerous and devastating
than at present. In our mind, there Is no
doubt but what the settlements were aban-
doned in consequence Of Oyertigvs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
A ssessssieBf Malice

10 w.A.FULLER-You are hereby notified that I
expended for the Of ISIS Is7g Iss0 one
hundred dollars zach year in labor and improvements
In No zntum Mining CHIN, in CT Mining
District County Of Motave, @rTtOry Of Arizona in
hold sad claim under the provisions Section
S24, Revised statutes OF me United states; IL
within ninety DAYS after This notice ty TubhcstOn you
fail or refuse 10 cOliIbut YOU Portlol OF such
penditure- 6o-OWner your Interest IL said calm viii
become the property Of the rrtscri lis legal
representative, under said Section asa
=. P. PIERCE
Prescott, A. T., June 10TH Isl ia
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19

Notice l. hereby given " HON "a ulay tEstth
partnership heretofore exist ng Eu known The Brig
ham City Co or Lake Co, coins bss.nes- at Brig
ham CIV Apachs County. Arizona, has This day, by
mutual agreement been dissolved and az PARTIES having
claims against sAn CCmpsny or ia iebsed 20 II,
hereby notified present sgch settle With
Vim. Ballard before September lot, Issl, Who
sutho-i.sd settle all outstanding of said
Company.
VIZ. BALLARD
Business Agent 81 said Co.
Brigham City, Apache County, ale 18th, 1851
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
n %;
Il Application Forfa Parent.
UY IT'D sIArEs Ikrp OFFICE,

/ PRrscorT, 4. 7! .uyrr,t sth, iss1.
Sotlec J. hereby given that Gorge v. Tower. who's.
fo-'e.-cv aidre J. Erad-E a. 4asaI4l County, Arr
<5nA. Ia a day 81 nj apr! c,iou for plc.t for
n-'--- hundred $500 linear feet u the Gree. Nf,5T
i.r or ven, tetrIrg gold AID - yer viih sulf .re
ground six Luucrrd .0o feet IA width -irUaii ~
1f--st-" Mining ID --T.'t, l4yspsI COUNTY Az iona
r. To ~. AID de- grated by il. led a., = q "A ,.-
''. ' he To tvs Office ~ io' No -, said 1t S,.2
--,--' 80 o, i1-'"- o. el,: 1t~:le ic v4ll-t.ai
cog % o. .i.t tr- - -.t . "a TIE -o4..- q. 49,. -,
t--, maze 81 g. g. No. /, --I or = ...te h.
bi. i-. ID 81 -ur --. - l. H. f-Or1 which Z zine ~
iHr.-- eli a.l -.rra4r- y 3 deg = s. en- =,
lut..- ll t-.-- -sr. tc.5s y A. deg T. - H.. s-.
m -ll- ' - leg 3 II 10 r. -IT halfr-d .sa. t. -
tAi4AI' H.ci@-- irark'c q. y 80. - -l.l ON :
-'ir iH Hailf mount OF see n -. a..
S,fA'r a. 1. ; Mineral Monument No. / B-45s,,.,,
"i-I-iE brtr'cf- hears q isEs : min fhf-- .-
hlnH - and eisLrye.Ch; ,Eg--l feet ,fi...,t
y - oe5- % min fifteen h7uI-ei IJn0 fee 20 \ 3
corner of ain. where IL So s. ir to ,-, \ -
stone ltNJ+N-i chss, marked O.. Il. No L ana - =
hhie - bIit mound Of stJIe . Il t.r1 f-C,, III
pine - inches diameter bears y 81 a.. ~ ., a..
- pine = Inches iA diameter, bears - dsg. " a.
- AZ Gas - inches dIam.ter. bears q deg
" 81 let distant; theuce 50 des 30 min W stx br
- 'Y' ie-t 10 - corner Of clA m, vhare il s..
~ In. Rrvund granite lszl4T4 inches, market G. NJ
AMI On y Iie Is built . mound Of stone q fe.,
hisi from an oh oak IL inches diameter 49, a.
utRs 4 % feet distant TO ~ niche. IN diaT1et.
- 80 aegs ", y iert distant: hence % d.gs 81
"a IL " nl'een hsndred tlSJOl fest monument W
" corner OF claim and place OF beginning coptsinng
he location AID relocation Of hi. mir. q. r.coA.
u the Recorders Office Of Yav.pai County :, s,-..
- 10 BOOK Z, Of Mines, Page 3fs and IN Booi
L. . ~ ., nine ne .s Pages 425. IA aud 49,.
y, Ia Co.. psrsons claiming adversely any portion
- W 20 aoantaip hibe - ssIfsce GROUND Az.
eqqlrsd " ale thet adverse claims with ia. R.s.
ne hitea States LAn Once Prescott in the T.r,S
Org OF Ariz ma during the sixty day. parios =, III.
alton hereof. thy will be barred hy 49,, Peo'i-
PROVISIONS Of this Statute e VI me
W.S. kziLr. Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
N0ficr 10 Creditors.

Estate Of MEIvIS sHEgPAED, deceased.
Totire &c aerehy given by the undersigned adrins-
trsror of Ihe ate OF Mess SheT PAID deceased, 10
the CT III Of, and al persons having Gains aesnst
the aid Gecsas. d 10 tXh IL them VIII the necessary
ucher-, within n-hs afr the Publication
Of this notice TO the =d.i-ls-rEto pzc. Of bust-
in the Cy of Pre- cott IN tAs ColEy Of lava
pal.
NtTEAS BOWELS
Dated PrefcJtt A. T., JGiy asa, ls-I. 10
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19

Of the Territory 0f Arizona in and for the County Of
YsvapAi.
John sprusnce and a. L. Stanley. psrsnersl
doing business und-r the Arm name and syis
Of spraance, Stanley Company, psasotsns'
l.. p. Essh, defendant
By virtue of an execufon issued ont Of the above
titled Court the s1h day VI July A. D. ISL. upon
Judgment Inferred and docke,ed In aais Court and
named plaintiffs and against the above named defend
ant, and In the above enticcf scfi0n for the
sum of 81 sse le.ieo and sceruing costs, CON.
msnding satisfy said judsmrnt out o.
the personal property Of said Judgment debtor. os
sufficient personal property cannot be found then sas
real property in said YAvspsi County bensins
70 said Judgment debtor. the 18th day Of November
lSse have duly levied upJu By required, this
sth day Of July ISL: al The night; n,le and n,sres,
18th day of November A. d. lssl, In and TO the
foIo~iug described property. 'o-~it:
That mining claim OF lode known - the
1Colden woLder'' commencing at notice posted In
conspicous pllee upn the Ldge, aud running seven
STndred and sft 7sS fee, .ousheriy making hfseen
hundred 5sU feet Aoug the vein, together with three
hundred 500 feet escn side of the Vein and located
BY l. Z. Nash The nth day OF 3 ptrmber, ID. 1872
being one-hAh miles souhwesteriy from Birch
and Mcuonsa's ranch, in Green Valley in Tonic Basin
in Yavarsi ounty tie Territory of Arizona being the
same uroper1y attached st the instance of PLAINTIFF
the ABOVE emit led action be 18th Gay Of November
A d. 1870. together with all the tenements heredta-
nients and sppurtenADcss thereuntO belonging in
anywise appertanIng. therefore hereby give public
notice that on the
3Oth day of j uly, A. ID. 1881.
at the hour Of 10 IN front ofthe Court Eouse in
Prescott. IL said County and Territory l, Joseph T.
Walker, sheriff OF YAyrIai County AriEDa. viii sell 81
the t it'll, and interest owned possessed held by
the said L. Ma the 18th iay % November, A. D.
I5s the abb described prop ry tn high
est bidder cash, Ia gfu money of United
JOSEPH Il. WALKER,
SHERIFF,
Prescott, July sth ISL.
POSTPONED.
The above Is postponed until August -, 1881,
same time ard place.
J.R. wALKER, Sheriff.
BY L b. ST. JAMES, Deputy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
Probate Notice.
In the Probate Court, YavsIa County, Territory @,
Arizona. Va
IL the matter Of the estate

IN 'le fIOOae court, 1avsl TAI County, Territory al
Arizona. - VI
IL the matter of the estate
Of
AARON NERTHEIAER, decd.
hichaei WcrInsef the administrator Of the .s,,. n,
Aaron WeTthemer deceased having ,h;. ds, r,po.r.,
AHd presented for settlement aud nl~s In .his our ~
maj account Of his administration the psst. Of saId
d"cesed ard having nled his petition eating thai he
mas Med his said nnal account for settlement ana
abcr mat all the expenses Of adni..r,io,
NJ TO the Ming of said petition raw, -
paid except a. in said p-titiJn forth and
am ng other things, for distribution and p.ym-n, =,
the residue Of ssid esat- the person entitled th,r.,
a. IN said utOn set forth
IL Il ordered that SATURDAY September Eth 1881
De ng day OF term of thi- 1ur to-xii: Of m. JI
term, ISL at 10 O'Clock of said dsy and the .ar,s
= HEREBY appointed for the settl-nent s.a Ans. a.
'oin' and IL further orde ed that al p.-.on. t,,.~
III SAID estate be- and appear Def re aid "a nh !.
ald tiEs' - tue Probate Court room in Pr..eo,t in
- County OF fsTsr~, then and there 10 show can..
WY IN order Of Distribution and payment shout not
De ade OF the residue Of said among III. credit,
ors Of laid dscess' d according 20 law
l. uTihsT orde Ell That copy the ab We D. uub
ns-td Tor four weeks suecsssivrly in the AHIlnx.
~spArer printed and pub ned IN Prescott
IL sAId county Of iAvapsi,
albert u. NOYFS.
-. fkobATH JUDGE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
PRESIDENT GARFIELD.

We have had news for twb or three days
past that the condition u President Car
field was anything but satisfactory How
ever things have changed for the better, and
to-day the President l. considered safe, not
-ithstanding tlIer-poIt currel. On cur streets
that he Was dying. Two days since there
would have been some truth in the report,
but nov il is unfounced.