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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
I FL E G R AP HIC.
SPECIAL TO THE MINER.
MCRDER.


 ASTORIA, Or. April 2G.-J W. Robb, a prominent lawyer, was shot dead in his office to-day. An inquest has been held and the jury brought in a verdict that they believed he had been killed by J. G. Robinson. a former partner. Robinson has been arrest ed and IS now Ill Jail.
 THE MISSOURI SILL RISING, ST. LOUIS, April 26.-The river Is rising rapidly and fast approaching the danger mark Old steamboat men are now predict ing flood of great magnitude, and say if the present warm weather continues a fresh- ct equal to that of 1844 is sure to come HANNIBAL, Mo, April 23.-The levee broke at 3 o'clock this morning at point about one and half miles above East Hanni- bal The crevice is 130 feet long and is still widening. Other weak points are liable to break and give way at any moment. The river Is nineteen feet and one inch above low water mark.
 STOCK QUOTATIONS.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-Mexican, 9i; Utah, 9; Union, 6f.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
A SERIOUS ROW.

ST. LOUIS, April 2. II Yesterday afternoon, as Michael Reyerr. farmer, Valentine Wal ker, half breed Indian, James Williams, a school teacher, and an old gentleman over sixty years age were in the saloon of Jacob Blimer at Bridgeton, 20 miles from here, Walker and Reyerr got into dispute, and Williams interposed in behalf of Reverr, when the Indian savagely dragged him out of the saloon, threw him on the ground, killing him instantly Reverr attempted to assist Williams and was dangerously wounded Walker immediately fled and Is supposed now to be hidden in this city.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

Brady, of 'staJ route fame, has sent a dispatch la George C. G0rham, saying; You will please say for me that all charges, direct or indirect, affecting my integrity as public official. are absolutely and unquali- fedly false.
 And on top of all of this 1t IS asserted that Brady hsz gone into mining ranching. rals- ing blooded stock. iacluding the celebrated Berkshire pigs How this mas. Erady re minds us of another highly honorable, sane timoaious individual, who lived at one time m Nebraska
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
PEt,K MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal place Of business, San Fran cisco, California
 Location Of wor-s-fsytpai county. Arizona Terri tory.
 Notice is hereby given that al meeting of the Board of Directors, held the lsth day Of April ise se-sment, No. ,, of one dollar p-r levied upon the capital stock of the Corporst cB payable i'm Inediately In U. S. Gold cJ, to the secretary, ofnc- of the Company, No. 234 CAlf0rnia ret San frsncisco, California
 Any stock upon which this a~se~sment shAH reman unpaid the z3d day of May, l5sl ~l be detBqueut an sdve used for sale ct publis s1ctiOn and nusss payne If. mad. before, VII be sold en Tue-tay the 9th day O. June. issl, to pay the senqnent sut together sh oosts of advertising and e1pense. of sale.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 CHAs. T. BRIDGE. Secretary. OGce-So. 224 California street, san Francisco, al.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

The migration Arizonaward continues though there are reported to be alsrge mum Der of idle and ''dead- broke, men a, Tomb stone, the chief Arizona camp. Other mi grators are bound for Mexico. New Mexico, Montana, Idaho, and few are even looking toward Alaska--S. F. Alta.
 We are aware that the Tombstone camp, although a good one, IS overdone. Such hossyer is not the case with Northern Ari- zona. Two .s three thousand men can tnd employment on the lins z. the S5th Parallel R. R. from 45 to 100 miles north Gf Pres cott, ED. MINER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

Tn the District Court of the Thlrd Judicial District
 Territory of Arizona, County of YsSApsi. GEORGE VI. CUkTIs, Plzndn,
 
 Defendant.
 Acticn brvugh, in the District Court Of the Third Judicial District in and for the County of YRyspa in the Territory Of ArixOna-
 Tern ory of Ariz send. greeting to the Cunber land Gold and Silver Mining Cor uzuy:
 You are hereby sunRon-d and required to appear in an .cIion br usht against you by The above named pAirfn. in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and the County IkSapai in ths Ter rltory Of ArizOns and the complaint filed with the ClerH of this Court st rcreot in sad Codnty copy Of which complaint aeconpsnies ihs summons ]. within twenty days texc!u.ve of the day of aft<r the serstc up0n you of his summons, served in this county, but If served of the county and within this District, then within thirty days all other cases, forty days.
 And you hereby notified that if you fail to ap- pear and answer the complaint above requrvd, the plaintiff w take judsment by default against you foz tue sum of six hundred ard thirteen and T7-I00 dollars s6l3) 4nd costs snd disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the ssIl Of said District Count al Prescott, this sth day of February ls1I- IL. e. WILLIAM WILKINSON. Clerk.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
Summons.
In the Justices Court Prescott Precinct County Of isyspai, Territory of Arizona.
 H. VI. FLErRr. J.P.

In the Justices Court Prescott Precinct, County of
 fsyspai, Territory of Arizona.
 H. W. FLECEI, J.P. V. N. BUYFUN, Plaintiff.
 
 JOHN A. WALSH and P. O. FRAzISsE, partners, doing business under the name and style of the ! st Line aAil and transportation Co.,, D.fts. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to JOhn A. Walsh and P. 0. FrAzinss, partEers- dOig business under the name aud style of the Line Mai and TrsnspOrtstIon Company. Defendants: You are hereby summoned to appear before ne, At oce, in Prescott Precinct. in he County YAva- par, the 25th day Vf June, 1881, a 0 o'clock N., in . ton brought against you by said plaintiff answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff. Sad action s brought to the ef T~O dred and ninety nine ninefy-nine one hundr~dths dollars. s192s-lesll, for gOsds and merchan- disc, sold and delivered by plaintiff defendant be- tveen July ls,, i-s and April Is,, 1881. judgment will be taken against for the said amount together with co ts of this suit, if you faf to appear. To the sheriff. any Constable Of said County, greeting: Make lessi and return hereof. Gwen under my hand this lsth day of April A.. D 1881.
 H. V. FLKUEI,
 Justice of the Peace of said Precinct. Prescott, April 2sth 1881.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
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In the Justice Court, Central Verde Prseino. co1nty of favspa, Territory of Arizona
 JoHN P. SOEToS. Pisiafa,I
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 JoHS \, N.Iss DefeDdAnt, Of the Star Line N s.l aud Irsnsss1rztion Company. Tse fSrtasoEy ef ArIzOns sends greeting Co john A. Walsh, DefesadaDt, proPc1stor Do the Star Line Mail t1d Trsnsportstl0n CoEnpsay: You are her-by sunmoned and required 10 appear in an staou brought asinst you by tb. sboy- nas tau- tif in the yu<tces Cour- of CenErsl Frre pr,ri,c in ana Tor the County of lsvapa Te rif0ry Of ArfSaaa June lesh A. D., 1881. at l2 ocsoek, noa se .asxer eomp4.Int nIed by the shvye Rsad pskstiG; aud you are hereby Dooned TOa faa i0 ApPsar and complaint ss .eoyf frsaIrsd, the p zinEf sIH take l-1srt sfsSDsfyOe b de. salt for the hun led and Iseen ol@ss SlIs togesber with interest and costs 0f sQif.
 osvsu under my hand and seal this llth day of Mafen A. D., lssl, st Cen' rz Verde precinct, County Of fsvspsi. Territory of ATiEOns.
 6.W, HULL.
 Justice os the Pss,e,
 CsBtr.l Verde Precinct. lspiD
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
DEATH OF A CONGRESSMAN.

CHARLESTON, April 27th.-Congressrnan 0Connor Is dead. THE PIMAs AND MARIcoPAs 10 HAVE AN AGENri
 WASHINGTON, April 27.-The President has nominated Roswell Wheeler as Indian Agent for the Pima and Maricopa Indians, Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

John A Chandler. on the 22d of April. in the City of San Francisco. was assaulted by Thomas W. Cunningham. a commission mer- chant on Front Street, and brother-in-law when Chandler drew pistol. firing SIX shots. killing Cunningham, receiving himself sc we're wound Tn the arm Family difficulties !, as the cause. Chandler was arrested and a charge af murder entered against him on the prisonkeejes's docket.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

In the District Court of the Thlrd Judicial Dstrcs of the Territory of AzoDa fn and for the County O, Yavspai-
 NAroAErr Moc sTT, P,siars' i.
 tas -Gfn11ous VI. bYSIAAIS r. NoCARfS, Defesidant Action broug, the District COur Of the Third Ju- dcls DstTc and for the County of Ysy1pAi, Terri tory Territory of ArizOra sends greeting t0 nj4mII I. McC4rty:
 You hereby sumuou-f to appear in acton brought you by the above named plaintiff in tkt Di trlct Court 8f the Third iuCis pstr a.sd for the Couny layaqAi. the TeIiffy oi Ansous, sud answer the comp led EIfh the CierE of this Court e-tt. said Iouuty. copy of which oomflaEr lrVanies fHs summons E1th.u twenty days. isI- Uf the { service ter the service upon you g- -uuTuuus. if served iu thl. County: but if served of county, and within this Dirric- thea al @ thIr-y dave iu al other ca-es, forry day-- And you hereby noiIsi i'm; f yol fzil appear and the complaint atov required, th- plan q siu rake defAu against yuH su6 AsIy tf Court foT le r.sf d.rlaHdsi iE ssa ecr1Il4r., and costs and q s,lT-. insuss iu thi- behzlf szp@aded.
 Gwen under my hand and th. seal of sea sad District Court As Prescott. this eighth day of April. Is.l.
 WuLrIAN WfLEEEsoN. Clerk,
 Per r. fl. CAHTTER, D-Yafy- Prescott Ar-fl 1t... l--'.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

Judge E. J. Lewis, of Red Buf, rehama county. California, died at his home on the goth inst, of consumption He was one of the founders of the Red Bluff Sentinel, his interest in the same finally passing into the hands of its present proprietor. Abe Town send. He held many offices of hOn"t aud trust in California. and was held in great es teem by all classes. irrespective of party r,,li.i>s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

Speaker Knapp reports [" the Lus An Selp. Her.,l.l that he iutr"luceithe memorial in the Eleventh Legislature vi.ri lrssei l) se.:r-,atinc the Terut"ry of Arizona and annen,r. ,he southern portion '" Southern California He mean; he introduced the smcsnurIal that lIdut bass.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

 CHARLES W. BEACH. PiAtntin,
  Cumberland Gold and Silver Mining comr any. DsfendAnt-
 Action brought in the D.t cs Court oi the Third yu- ciA District the Territory of ArizOnA, in and for the County of YayzpAi.
 Territory Of AriL0ns sends greeting to CuEocri2nd Gold and Silver Mining Company.
 You are hereby summoned and required 70 .pg~ar in action brought against you by the AooSe-nArned pAntfn Disr1es Court of he Third JudicA Dis- in and for he county of Yaupzi, In the Terrl- tory of Arizona and answer the complaint nled with the Clerk Of rh Co1F1 Prescott, said ooun T. "a copy Of which complaint sccomo nios fhs suntnonsl within twenty days .xeasye of the day Of serc-l Af ter the service upon you of this sGmmons fl served tn ths county but served out of the county and Nith- u this dstricr then ifhin thry days; ia all other eases. forty days
 And hereby notified that If you fail to sppe4r and complaint xboy. required the plain tf vll tAk def.u and judgnsnt against you for the of hunaret and fortyOne s2sll dollars, and interest thereon from the 7th cay of FebrUAry A. D. 1881, st per cent pr and ests and d1sourse mepts tn this behalf expended-
 Given under my hand nd the seAl of said Dstriet sEAL Court, Prescott. thi- sth day of Fshrusry lscl- NILLIAM NiLkEkSON, Clrrk- Churchill Mssterson. Attorneys for fiAln ia.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

The largest library in the world, at Paris, contains many a curious volume. Among them may be found Chinese Chart of the heavens, made about 600 years B. C. In this chart l, ,46O stars are correctly inserted, as corroborated oy the observations of modern astronomers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

Recently Fred Jones, young man with high connections in Salt Lake City, was shot and killed by Mexican rough at Albu- querque. John W. Young, son of the late Brigham, went in a special car to get the body of Jones
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

John Beall, Jr., of Oroville, Is six feet, eight inches in height. His father and two brothers are also fine specimens of manhood. The aggregate height of the four Is twenty five feet five and half inches
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
MARRIAGE OF wHIrELAw REID.

NEW YORK, April 27.-The marriage of Whitelaw Reid to the daughter of D. O. Mills took place last night at s:3O o'clock. The presents were numerous, and the bride received s5,OOO,OOO They sail the latter part of the week for Europe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

Santa Clara Valley. Cal, sends away an- nually for machinery the sum of $500, 900; and project is suggested whereby manu- featuring works may be established and the money kept at home
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

Some one says the skin of boiled egg IS the most efficacious remedy that can be applied to boil. Peel it carefully, wet, and apply it to the part affected. It will draw otf the matter and re ieve the sore ness in a few hours.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

The total value of church property in the United States IS s;}54, 463, 531, an increase oi fifteen per cent during the last ten years, which goes to prove that Christianity Is ad vancing with the growth of the country
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

In AFiYaca tt Is claimed that vein of ore has been discovered assaying sl0 to the pound. There Is no statement of how many pounds the ledge contains.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

X recent New York dispatch says that the Hudson river tunnel works. ill which several Californians are interested, have been mort sased far sll, ,i.isl, ,fsl1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

The Car has sent a circular note to the powers proposing common measures against the anarchists.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
Well, Not This Evenlpg

'TSas bright and moonlight evening AS they ~sudsrcG ca The shore. And she gently pressed his e1at-sleeys, Az she eft had l ne before. An they talked about his college,
 While she charmed nim with her looks: Inn she ca led him very naughty,
 Not at all well u, In books Have you ever read. ," she murTnured Q "Squee-' Me uoIr7 vi n you would" "Teli, since you i1 sist," he whispered, Il V1n try and be so good" Take your arm sway-you monsteri From my waist. you awful man! That's 9St ZhAt meant al al, sir.
 There, you're breaking n. new fan. "TwAs the Life of Joseph quees, sir, And think you're aEful bad, Am Angry? Take me home, sir,
 Yes. aJn, tu-i fearful mad. Twas a brishl moonlight evening.
 AS ise wandered on the sa0rei But no maiden pressed co4t-sleevs Az she used in days of pore
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

The Democrats affect to despise Mahone's strength. yet they resort to the most con temptihle devices to prevent his active par, ticipation in the coming campaign in Nn- ginia.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

FATAL RAILROAD AcCIDENT-A dispatch from Pueblo, Col, April 22d says: This af- ternoon passenger coach, containing four teen passengers, on the Denver and Rio Grande train which left here for ChaIna last Wednesday, jumped the track two miles east of Rock tunnel and rolled 15O feet down an embodiment. No other cars left the track. Five men and women were killed outright, three slightly hurt and three seri- ousiy injured. No employees of the road were injured, except fireman who vas rid ing in the coach. It is impossible to give list of killed at this writing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

The California Senate, at the extra ses- sion, has been having more trouble over tie appropriation bill than if they had all been elected from Maricops or Yuma.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

The Canadian Government has sent to its collectors of customers list containing the name of every American exporter who has at any time given invoices under value.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

OS ToURoF INVESTIGATION A St Louis dispatch of the 22d says that Hon. Theophi- lus French, United States Commissioner of Railroads, arrived here to-day from Wash ington. He left tonight on d special car on the St. Louis and San Francisco road for the West. He Is accompanied by Henry Blackstone, Railroad Engineer, w. F. Me Lennon, Chief of Warrants in the Treasury office, and J. w. Griffith, also clerk in the office of the Controller of Currency.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
hAI'er1 SHnlson

Adam ForepaUgh has at last picked out his exhibition beauty He found her at Nonongahela City, Pa, and her name is Annie Pauline Scott-a first-class name for a show. She is described by 6 gushing re- porter as possessing a bosom 'full and un- dulating" her waist :c said to ''il! her bod les nicely her eyes, of course, are large and full her teeth, double row of pearls; and to top off with, she is said to possess the American feminine nose" To make the romantic part of the business complete, ''she comes of poor but honest parents. '" When Forepaugh gets through with her she should raffie herself of Lots of unmarried men would take such a prodigy of beauty ''for Weal ol for s,e, especially if lowered with the lottery cash results. Prescott boys should De nn the alert for the young beauty
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

''They say" two men simultaneously fired at each other in a Salt Lake barroom, the other day, and the bullets came into col lision. There could be DO doubt of this. for one bullet dropped to the floor between the antagonists, who were ten feet apart. and the other was turned upward to the ceiling, while both were fattened
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

THE BosIoN ExCURsIoNIsTs.- KANSAS CITY, April 22 The New England exeur- sion to California, swhich left Chicago yes terday, arrived safely at Kansas ely tonight via the Rock Island route. 4 number of Denver journalists met the party and left with them for that city at eight o'clock to- night.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

The simplest method to remove the hulIs from corn Is to make a weak I've from clean wood ashes and soak the corn in it,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

Glass can Ire readily and neatly drilled with small drill operated by bow and kept moist with spirits of turpentne.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

Seal hunting is becoming one of the in- dustries at san Diego. Within year past over Sl0O, QUO has been realized from that source.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

Mrs. Relva A. Lockwood has sent to the President an elaborate application fur the mission to Brazil
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

Miss Hattie Duell has encouraged the boarding house keepers by practically Gsni onstrstins the fact that people cannot live without eating.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
MAIL LETTINGS.
TO CONTRACTORS.
Post Office Department,

Nos OUSSN l(t1fbsS Sbttftt
 WAsHINGroN, D. C., March 10, 1881 r PROPOSALS will be received at the Contract Office of this Department uLtil 3P. M. of april 2, lssl, for carrying the mails of the Cnited States upon the routes, and accord- ing to the schedule of arrival and departurs specihed by the Department, in the TKRRI- TORY of ARIZONA from JCLY Isy, 1881. tc. JUNE BOTH, Iss3.
 Lis; of routes, with schedule of zrriyafs and departures, instructions to bidders, with forms for contracts and bonds and all osi,er- necesssry information, will be furnished upon app licaiion to the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
 THOMAS L. JAMES,
 Postmaster General. N reh 18th. lssI.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim Of saTiy inprudstes. causing ~Is dc bfEy. pfoTaasE dssy, etc. having tired b ev7y nI0sa remedy Gs~Overed . ssuyI- nc Of ssii cure. <hlch he ~hs end free ;o al. felsJv ersr- ssdrsss !. H. REEVES, c Ch=tSE st., Y. |. lvEs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

II Is reported that Assistant-Postnaster General Brady and several mali e5qfraotors will be indicted and also pTosecItsd c'y'lly for restitution. Walsh should Ro; escape He victimized many hard working man in thi, section.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

The New York Herald describes the Ad- ministration as in bad condit ion; says It has gone aground before crossing the bar
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
Notice for Publication.
LAND DHFTCE sT PKEsooTT. A, T.,
 Aurtl Iaik. I-S1.

L,sD OyFTCE sI PKEscoTT. \, T.,
 Apr lafh. ISL Notice fs he--uy given fh1; the folo~fng-naued settler he, uofs,- 5f Ai- ft-Bti1n t0 rsks final proof ssIpC-t of hts Ciainl. and secure nna euts5 thereof on tAe g7h day of May. Is l. st the CRited S;Atcs Land Oa2ce at Presc0tt, ArzOua Territory, Al1-rt Q. Moves Homestead my No. s2- for the D. "a --C :. Isy- s. V. F ". and nar-ss tSe fel- lowing Es his z5tnlsse~. viz: C Cr-e opsyfe Cart< (. Bean. V. !. TompAius and Geo. W. Curtis, sI of Pfe=c5tt, AT1z Jna.
 v.S KELLY,
 kTGfsTER
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

A kind of sandstone strongly impregnated with petroleum has been discovered in south rrn Utah.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
Report or the AtchisUn Road.

Al the annual meeting oi the stockholders of the Atchison. Topeko and Santa Pe Rail road Company, held at Topeka, Kansas, oil the 22d inst. the following officers were elected: T. ]. Coolidge. President; ". B. Strong, Vice President and General Mana ger; L. S. ThorI!dIke. Controller; E. F. Wilder. Secretary and Treasurer: G. L. Goodwin. Assistant Secretary and Treasurer. R x Whitehead. Auditor This company is now operating more than 25O0 mjles of railroad m Kansas. Colorado and New Mex leo. valued at S25 .00O,VOO. During the past year they have constructed over 100 miles of nss mad, purchased Sl50O.OOO worth of rolling stecb agd expended SJO0, 600 in i'm proving the lines already built
 Disrseli left directions III his will that he should be buried beside his wife in the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

New Mexico IS to have TerTItnria! Fan held at Albuquerque this summer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
Netsce Notice!
INSURANCE.
 HUTCHINSON < MANN,
 Cash !Assets, Represented, s23, ,Gl3,sIs.

l4Oa Fire Insurznoe coE1psuy. of London Girs<d InsuraDc- COsnpsal, of Philadelphia st- Psa lD-ur4ncs Company. Of st. PsBl. Ns'srt0sn Fir- flsurzlsre OsnT.zny. of NSz TeIl. Se~ York Ct'y InsarABc~ Compagy. Sf Nsw TUEk. Nss oTi ans insur~ncs A4sa-tANOn. of NsE Orses.is f-lpies lpszFNnSf CoGpany. Of SsssrE- FeTtTs InsarAncr Company. of Boston, TeIoEltA ltIsurxncs COD y~ny, Of New Dris~n.: Ds.lsing H0si.e Undarvr1tsrs, of Nee furk. Ia Cantsao- IBsHrAD~s Company. 0f F4Fls. BeriTa CososBe ln-srHzioe Company of B@rhu. Fire insuranoe Association. of LoDdun-
 FRANK MEADuH.
 AeEST, PRESCOTT Fr.zcS-r. Nsrgh lgIl. isrI.
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>i> newspapers m N.rrh Car",'na are ldited Y nesrres.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

There are l5,0J0 wh,rc families m Ala blma zithC ut Bible
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Remit Money or Bank Draft in letter, or send by Express. DoN'r SEND BY REars- TERkD LETTER OR PosroFFIcE ORDER Or ders of s5 and upward, by express, can bs sent al our expense.
 R. M. B0ARDMAN, Courier Journal Building, LOUISVILLE, KY. or T. J. COMMERFORD, PIP Broadway NEW YORK
 Prescott. Nov. c. lsso
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LEGAL.
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h the dstac. Cuar1 of the Third Judicial District. Territory of Arizona County of NASspA-
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MISCELLANEOUS
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Popular Monthly Drawing of the COMR0NREALFa DISTRIBUTION 0 AT MA -AULEf'5 '5 THEATRE,
 In City of Louisville. SATURDAY. APRIL 20. 1881.

These drawings occur monthly Sundays exeeptedl under provisions of an Act of the General Ass. mbly of Kentucky, incorpo- rating the Newport Printing and News paper Co. approved April 9. lss.
 s@fhis is Special Act and has never bsen Repssls The United states Circuit Court March slst Pen. dervd the following deeisi@ns:
 1st-Ihat ;he Commonwealth Disexi- bu-ion Company is legal.
 2d-Its drawings are fair.
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In the District Couit of the Third Judicial D.tric. Territory of Anzons County Of Ysv1psi.
 George $. Foster, Plaintiff,