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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-03-12
THE EXPOSITION
Nashville Herald.

The board of exposition managers
met last night, heard and acted on
reports of various committees. The
arrangements are progressing very
satisfactorily, and the prospects are
promising of complete success.
May 9th, 25th and 26th were
agreed on as military days, and the
following report of programme was
adopted:
NASHVILLE, March z, 1851
Board of directors of the Nashville
Exposition Gentlemen Your
military committee respectfully beg
leave to report that they have or
ganized by the election of Maj. A.
w. Wills as chairman. and William
L. Randle as secretary. They have
also agreed upon the following pro-
gramme of military exercises, to
take place during the exposition
FIRST DAY.
/. Competitive drill of cavalry,
with prize of 800 for the pest conn
pany.
2. Competitive drill of infantry
companies which have never won a
prize, a first prize of $500, and 5000
to the second.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
Pres q snt Garfield

Our new President assumes the reins of government under favorable circumstances and with chance of making for himself q name which will stand well with that of the lamented Lincoln or the Father of America, General George Washington. lie has started of on the right track. and 1t only stands him in hand to follow his inauguration platform. He should at once look up tue records oI Republican officials who have held office under the Hsyes government. and where there can be found even suspicion of Cor ruption, that mortal clothed with Republi- can mantle should ho immediately shelved ...i iu. piace niieu with an honest man. even if the administration be compelled 10 select such one from the Democratic fold. Our country. although 1t has been managed by S chief of the milk and water stripe, and whose right to the office k questioned by the masses. Is in peace with the whole world, and commands the respect of all nations.
 Gen. Garfield having had great experience in our national afairs and taking the control of government at 9 time when there IS no great national question a: issue, should sl foster and encourage all matters of national hearing as to make the Umtod States more progressive and prosperous than at any epoch since the sigrlin. of the Declaration Of In dependence.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18

In Its District Court of the Third Judicial DisrIe,
 territory of Arizcna, County of hsVsP&i- FRANCIS A. BAsaFoED, Plaintiff.
 -ys.-
 FnF0yRTcK W. WuIIiNs, OLIVE
 Rowe 2. SAMUEL MORE, FRaSk ' S,,rr,,r. No. 5as B -SEYSoIDs, DASfEL HFSA-
 RIE JANFs \. Hcc sSDLEss,
 ana sh- County of Isyspal, ip
 tn. Territory of ArIzons, pefts.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial D!srlct in and for the County of IEvapa n the TerTit " Of Ari1on.
 The Territory cf Arizona sends greeting to freter' iek W. WIllIslns Olive howsrs. samuel More. Frank b Reynolds. Dani hensrIe, and James MeCsn1iess and the eounty of YsIpai, III ihs Ter tory ot Az0as You are hereby summoDea and required to appear iu an action brought sGzIust you hy the abose-namet
 iutiff iu the District Court ef the Third Juial Dls trict i'm an for the county Gf YsysPs in the Terrtcry of Arizcus, and the complaint flied with ih' Clerk of this Court Prescott fin said county. coDl of winch complaint accompanies this summons ~ithI tseuty days iexcus,ve of the day of service alter h -eryice upon you of tnIs suIpons fl served m 'GA county but f served out of the eount: ana Uithn thT isrie lh, within thirty days in al other cases tor Cays.
 and you are hereby rotihsd that if yon fall to app and answer the complaint. above re9ursd he aII tf will "a e default ayainst yoa and apply to the for the relief demanded in her gal complaint and and dis, .urssTnenys in this benslf expended Gwen under ny hand and the setl of sttd D sfri, r. Court at Prescott. this second das of 'LIArci IT, s-l IssI.
 [mhi- cod WILLIAM "iLkEhSoH. Slerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
Application For Patent.
|. ISLAND OFFICE. PKErCoTT. A. T. FER. Hin IsS1

No. s7.
 Notice |, hereby gwen tat Alexancer Gilmore who's. postcfce address is F1''soo [. Isvapai County As has this day zled application patent for thou sand linear feet l0i 7ltes hfh north extension O: the Ed rs-,, ;e earius precious metal Nth sur. fyiy I. .sO nun dred .JA feet in width, situats pst Come, eng In Plne wys Mining District, Va.a- ss1 Arizona Territory aud desigusssd hy ts-r No s $ % S oh cI1I p--s9TTf1, ssid iof No Jp being 5sss--ISe ss follow toN1t: lecliHAiiOp iegs sS ,nius | . commencing ct elaErt osk tree 10 inches J;.,sr benp eptre mouuTE ent of claim souh- @ bonrsary On which DO ice Of location s posted and stuate on oatcfopp nys or Ven s2 des 2U ntns W :, n feet to monument slate rock 4x~1I- inchez s., half into ground srd marked ]; V from a., ai,,. uIirer tree, Se inch-s dismeter, bears oS d.gs F feet staEt iso au oak tree 10 iOches diam ter bears de. W rXl feet disfacf. Thence dess % ruins L, leoJ Tee io monument No l. slst- rot se feel in the ouu pruls pg 6xl21 is iaSb-s .na rusrk.d N II: $ V rom this pCint oiazed O ire Iu inches diameter. sas- g fags Ji mins N, ss feet distant sis al sk tree bTzei, ars 2i \ Nssr-, . "a h.e- Ais-Aat- Dcloe s2 2 % mins sx.st worptn.tt No l. sfF stone st fec in ground ,rsscting IK~xIG incie- ll mA-Aci M III; E. iro,ff,n.. corner o1E .s inches 9iafL a1d u.ake,T bears G deg e nns @'.s -,si uIstsns; ; : \ e1 d Ca V tI t--B 70 ti.c T. \. Mineral Mounlne..t No. I. P. C. ], a-s 5J cegs f, l2i5 lee d,-tsut l-fi sst IFS sy Inins M l'0J fee. 70 Nj ,rulnaat ", -late 4ssei & Inches n the yT gnd Y,roi.ctjt.c s1 xIs augt-- s4l nsrEed M " V F. tfoIu this C rrner Cak te yaZ-t o s4 !ESnea ID diameter b. ars V 2s O. ~ -o feet dlstsn {: aso L'-zsa oas tr-s 1 iuese:'aLn-5er. b ars g degs $ feet istaut: tho - G lcrs! MJ-Uncllt o !. P G. L. tear V te 5yssJ IaiH {. houce 8 dsSs 2J rnin~ w. 1J ieet t0 Iis af teei41l-g containing
 5g-itC scres.
 tnyau1 sL rer-1I. 5 e Ing adyer-ey any portion sf sad n!tn DOT x;s-lsfi ;-e fciiPse Lode Or surface
 grouud ase rsJutr-d 70 l r zd'erse ciai1E tG 'h- Register of the C "a DGic-, 4t Prrsoott, iu s1s
 Territory of ATisor. dt-E He -sy-y dsys nf us -- csricu hereof tilr s ls 0szred uy v4rt1e of SGe v,roy.s.olIs of stztu'v
 nILr.B \. KELLY, RcSister.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
Border RI4tlsas.

Our Mexican neighbors are making great complaint Of depredations by American st ok thieves. who cross the line into Mexico and q i've otfcattlc, mules and mustangs by whole sale, and bring them into Arizona. We dare say it pays great deal better to sell stock in American markets than 1t does to steal American stock and sell on the Mexican side of the line. Stlll, if butchers could be found who would purchase stolen Arizona cattle and retail the meat without scruple 1t would seem hardly worth while for thieves to cross the border after their live plunder. The time is fast approaching when this stock stealing and other bOrderuutrages must he put an end to, and 1t will be. IL IS hintsd that the Stock Association of Southern Arizona contemplates assuming the responsibility of breaking up the systematic cattle and horse stealing now going on this side of the hne by summary measures, unless 1t be soon demonstrated that the legally constituted authorities are equal to the task.-l Tomb stone Gossip.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18

FoUK NEcBo MUEpERERs HANGED BY 4 NoB.-A Republican Little Rock special os March llth says: Information has been received that four negroes implicated III the murder If Mss Matte lshlnael. near Jones horo few days ago, have been lynched by a hand of masked men numbering two or these hundred. The lynchers suddenly sp- peared from ti.e woods, surrounded the house where the negroes wese te12oraI1 y placed. overpowered the guards, ;ook the Tr;soners cut. hanged them to tree n ths vicinity. and disappeared ss quickly and silently as they gathered Ii is claimed that uIior 70 their execution the negroes made afull confession, giving detailed ac- count If their crime, alleging that Miss l>hinael vas killed fir refusing to disclose the hiding place of large sum of money which her father had received a few days before he tragedy occurred
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18

Wilson W. Jones, one of the former own CTS of the Nulture Mine, has discovered a new district on Cataract Creek, sixty miles north of the San Francisco mountains and fifty miles from the survey stakes of the At lantic and Pacific Railway The canyon IS abort 2,O00 feet deep, and the ere IS ten feet above the creek. Carbonate 'Ie so, Galena s5O to $500 per ton: coco inches tsr. with S0-foot fall. Surface IS sand stone and fossil limestone Surface ores are leached, carrying huor spar; carries iron enough to make perfect smeltlDg ore. It is considered one of the nj Et important dis coveIies vet made in Arizona.
 Here is a love letter to lovely actress stated to have been recently received:-
 "NoRwoop. Please do T be cross at my taking the liberty Of wriGng to u, my dear Miss -. 1 have been wanting to for ever so long, but could never make up my mind. You are so awfully iolly,and have fallen in love with you. Don't laugh, please. IT is quite true, and very silly of me, know. I scarcely ever l ok at any one but yoa,> II you are not crCss at Iny writing thls, Will you please throw two carrots at your mother in the scene where you find yourself a' borngF
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
Sticks in tho Judges cray,.

The organization Of the House upon Re publican Independent platform has always been mystery to our friend Judge Tucker. ( of the Democrat, and thing that sticks in ( his craw and seems to cause hin pain I-
 soul and uneasiness of 1nind; ar''
 the subject becomes par~- --l the with the Judgey-' = whenever of the p,- ..l.ount to all others r. .nen poor McCaiegty, one
 lest and most able of the legis.A- Jrs. ha. to catch blue blszes from the caus- tic pe:, of the former Surrogate If New York City The true inwardnoss of the whole matter never seems 10 bTeak forth on the usually keen miud of our contemporary The House of the late session vas eonl- posed of, according to the way the taIng terminated, eleven Republicans and thir- teen Democrats Now, Judge, nf your Id Democrats, five held their seats Illegally, and had the Republicans so wished. at the com mencement of the term, these live members all from Pima, could have been rejected and Republicans, legally elected, called t' take their seats hence tiie hoDSe Aiiio A have been overwhelmingly Republican, m stead of Independent Republican MT Me Csferty was one of those Democrats wh' inew well that some of the gentlemen iron hi. county were not entitled in county t' th.ir seats. hence h.. k-Dt stlli ana let 'h' House organize A. near as possible wlthou marty. The San Simon fraud made the dlt ference in the five members, and we ventur the assertion, that there cannot be found Democrat or Republican in ina county bu who will concede the farce a; that preclne on election day to have been the most dam n.ble. Of IO4 votes claimed by the re returns. there were really but four legal Of the I04 as sent in, I03 were Democratic IL is not disputed that the San simon pre- cinct va. all wrong, and We cannot for tn life of us see where the Democrat md yrounds to blame Mr. McCafterty m tn t,r.rpises We think he acted cunnngly T the whole matter By keeping lus mout closed, the patronage of the House, so Ia s, it. aitzchees were concerned, was abou equally devided betw cen Democrats and ke publicans. when 1t might have been all R' publican. q "a Council Reflect, tr1en Tucker. before you 20 after your party, wh ver. holding the majority when really the were III the minority.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
The Rornsnce of Mining.

An Arizona correspondent of the Los An- geles Herald gives something of the TO- nance of mining in this country. He says:
 Six months ago middle aged man, for Iner resident of Gospel Swamp, had to bor- row money to buy burro to go to Santa Catarina mountains, prospecting. He sold, the other day. mine for SIS 0JO, and has better mines still for sale.
 Another former resident of Los Angeles discovered 2 mine inths OsaSaon mountains, apI kindly placed a friend Ia. ~, su :. after a while he was offered sIo.ooo 4,. ioI .''
 d. l---af VNllSI, uiSSOh cred he was in an advanced stage of intnxi- cation. The whisky-eyed individual, who had not put up a dollar in the claim, con- cluded: ''Worth a million if it's worth a cent. Won't sell fer S75,0O0. Our wives will be dressed ID silk down III Los Angeles. U The result was, the parties bought out the sober partner, and are now engaged III freezing out the would-be millionaire. Another instance, and will leave mining matters: \ certain miner here owed mer chant Sll0. and on coming t' pay hls tt had only Sl00 The merchant tore up thC note. rcmarking; That is al right. Fu' me on some claim that you discover' TAs miner did II, and the claim Las since beer sold for SJo,00o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
The Les- Ell introduced.

BILL to establish a Navy Yard at the
 mouth oi the Santa Cruz River, and to
 make an appropriation therefor
 Be if elcctol tg ,i, L.ai.'lf'-' ssa't.y e' L. r. gTj'o,g g' As.-ona:
 SIC. l. That the suta oi $lW2.O0D 10 hereby appropriated from any funds that may ever be in the hands of the Territorial Treasurer-vhen the TeI11t " Is out @: -s.a.s--s,.. s... ...l ....ae Is h,re6y apPrgprl, this Territory. to tae end that the "ancieni and honorable" pueblo Of Tucson may be protected from the Tavagea ot t,ie Cow Boys" of Cocliise County
  CTS, by and wlth inc consent ot the 1aVapal delegation. to dIsburst Shd funds, VIZ: Hon. M. K. Lurtey, to cisbursc the sum of S;},S5. :Ss3. 33 for the Hog-e Marines to bc mount .6 on burrus-for the special protection oi Rarbacomari Valley; lion. N. sharp, tu disburse the sum Of S3.33. 3-j,3.33 for the pay ment of an especial corps ot Old Hassay- ampers. to enlist under his direction, to pre- vent the interruption i the flow of water m said Santa Cruz REe- and the Tempe Ca nal by Indians hsthing therein: P'oCb7ei, That F. J. Bolan shall have the right to bathe in said Tempe Canal and be entitled to act as Treasurer for apt. sharp.
 SEc III That the sun Of S;33, ;;>l;lS}. g shall he paid to the Hon. John Haynes, as the Att rney of the foregoing officers; Fr.- ridef, That the Hon. J. E. Barton shall be allowed whatever sum the aforesaid legal gentleman may wish Ia pay Co the said Hon J. B. Barton out of the sum aforesaid for his services as his 1uit ds csaabH.
 SEC. IV. This Act shall take effect and be in force from and after the passage of the Capital through Phenlx to Tucson.
 SEC V. All Acts and parts of Acts vetoed by the Governor and not passed over his veto. in conflict with the provisions of this Act, are hereby repealed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
go SELL YOURSELF FOR JUNK

wRI ETEz Azp coEPosEo sV 8I LT BILL AND DIDlCA zKD EO z4FEy DA- 01S s-T-i Some th.nk hat b!s-SorGs are plsye1 out, Bgf I've got one th2t's ncsr And Il yJG VIII juss }ssea I'll slug O; U 70 ysu- '-Toss the TUGE'is getting st2les Jhey'ye sid e. il ta- trunz, The latest E1d sas gfals 70 ss ''Go -e4y curss-. fer jlak."
 CHORUS:
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 fad It 1 spe.s. then thsy sl cry:
 ''SJ sel J.r=su Tor !InA." l -cEd.r hat thry n.~an 1t all " zUci. !ulny WOsd-- "6o sci yourz-1 lcr Jgnk'- - I 1zi's ghe wcr-I 1 eve heard, Pie n Ter Irr, s.ag his uIos, He's of hlS Rs'- craEz; A. l go D then t1sy al eTy: G. selI y0Ura ell Tor iuuE. Of course D to stand t sI Ana ever s-y & word. Lut st l 60 not CaIs dang To Gs happy .4rI. So let tAe ioys h.Ee thsir goO6a tin e. Ihey tuink aul 3 Iuuk-- guess Fl gJlake thelr sdXIce, An sell Inyself for junk.
 -Asso York Clipper
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
Aaninisira.o.'s >aIs.


 Notice is hereby Ci,en tA.t is psrs12las of ae or6s- he Probate iiTr; .n sad .oT the Ca-aig % AIohaye Territory of Ar1oEs, made oa 'Ae d A ass
 h the Matter of tae Es'''s
 vILzIsx C%-E, Dsesas-c
 The undersigned, tae anis.is'ratc- Oi sad es,A'e' ,gii s. e. g ivale sas, ezsA wei s'-err- - g. st he onion cf said adrnIDisrlor asd o'ieos 70 s apr 0v4l aud c1nnrin2''cn Of tle sad Iro&'s Io14 ali the right title SnG IuteTest GLd esrEte of the sid \, ilI sro Tose al the of biS destr, and sH te .iaht: : and irssEest that the sa d etsss hs- tcri th-- t.i . or in sciOn to that oi The sald Ml-i@n Toy.ie ai tIs tune d-a b, in a0d 10 thai oeft-ln lot tier CT reI ot la lytlg ahd eg!az in the Town fl Mineral Park, h stlG Couy oi M"n-Ne- a-d bounded ss1i'ed sIoloEs, to-Wit;
 Co,ameA eng at point feet wesieliy O. toe Neet corner t st uf ih~ DOT of the house stsndinS tIe town lot being described herein, and thence ees eriS H fesi to sCutn of let, tbenee st ght @oe i0rthetiy rack to keystone rif'et tLehee al r.s angles westerly aong said reel -o ieef, eiiee al ais ice place of beginD tae same neinS - o' Gand 25 feet -rth sde of sistn sF aAd SS- on Which is built sLnal frame hoHse A1oNA A' ..Towie'sf' hou, e Bow oo-pi tea by Mrs br'idh.
 kIs,, ths following scrIbad matns eLsIfo t1~li' I'll certain claim known te "Juu0, consisting ci In :er feet upon and Of that c=Itan Nen- 4ois o' lesCs of quartz for iulsrly known fs the Katy to- get win sl0 upon ach side nom tAr celr' Tse-eof said elsiun lies aboCt hG mile try froI s.Gr.utte SpTfnCs, and sbou, mile noTIRss-' eri! fror1 of ChIor de, and IL "si-tal A.ll DisfrIcf. Mchsve County. -rTlory cf -IlSSna ss s l,.ars of record in book '.D" Page ois. cf aia-r ! Records of said MohaYe County, and was fcrmeii. kno~a as the' Katy Nine. Oaers iA lti1g Tor tl' uu ,ba-e Of either O. both of ;fe above ceseElbe' properties ~fn be reeeIsed by ne u9deIrist5 A1 h p,ace of bu.iness, in Mineral Park Nohs.e County r.rritory of Arzonl on aud after twenty days iron | the 3Ase Esreof. ,,..-,,.. 1 Administratcr. 1 A. DAVIS,
 ! TX Attorney
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18

The tin mines of Cornwall are looking well, and producing large quantities Of tn ores. from which considerably increased dividends will be pad in the year 1881. for there is a strong teelin" among those well able to fonn an 'plmon that the price oi ,in in the next L. month, vill advance -t least 25l ,o 3ol Der ton. There is at the present moment great demand 5y capital ists for the investment of money m good Cornish tin mines. both ot a dividend and lTarreSslve character
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
rcrruoy 10 CARL scuvRz.

Baltimore. March 1.-The German American citizens, irrespective of politics gave reception al.i banquet tonight to
 arl ScaurL. Sclurz, III closing . sa rt address. gave as sentiment the ne" fresl- dent If the United States. l. Was heartily rhccral
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
SUMMONS.

n the District Court of the Third idicAi pis;ric,
 Territory of Al zons, Couny of Iaytpai- 1KoaSE ". CUKTIs, PlaiaItf,
 THE CUMBERLAND GOLD AND SnvEz MINING CO.,, Defendant
 Acti D brought in the Dis rics DoGrr of the Third IuGcial DsirIct and for County ol layapzi, i ;as L-rrIt.Iy An onA-
 IerI uTy of AriZ ads greeting 70 tEe CgIGter- l. tSuii and Silver Mining Cor auy:
 You are hereby suInInOn=d and r1q . t3 appear in iil ac ioa D ugh s42inst yCu b. above uaInsd p arI n la me district .-our. h. IniId JUdic1l D., rcI la and Ih- C,Gn-y or \, vspz, u h r. riscry O. Arsou4, and the lalut EIed Sith ha lerE rf this Con l. st re-cBs iu CotaI:. Ca copy ol vh cogi isint aL!es ihis 1IObs ~llnIu twenty dNys eNcln-INe of zl day oI Gel aft ne up0l .u If hi- sun uOnS If rSTVe1 ID ,hia cOunty. II served out tc- uut= and i m ths I,. Jr {, th. Il Sithn thI l. days: i1 al Jtilr- c-s-e, -ott. oG9--
 And you are .rr-5y iee4 thai ii You ia e ei- .tar ana the aiIt a1Js1 l.t.l .c- .ist ll u u l i-E g.,e',t Ly Gr aut $ -f.U. --f %
 @ aLri uf -Ix uYi-dr. ;. ta.rt.rn ll Id cl.sr ,sSI3 n ud csss md I4RyI-rr la-ts iu t1l ol-.a-f Gpru-sd.
 tsi.,a Uu1cr nl hand and t1e Ee : ss.ii J ssr-r C a e. a iIe. cot. tgiI- h ca. 'f kes.I. 1-oi-
 is 5iLLt tI VI K -sl,L LlSEk-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
THE wHTTAKER NOTE.

New York, March l2 David V. Carvello, an expert in the employ Of Whittakers s c unset. said yesterday to a Tribune reporter; ''The so called discovery that words have been erased fruan the te of warning IS ao- surd IL was photographic illuslon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18

s'Well should slobber," Is the latest, hightoned, refined. brilliant, beautiful etherial and elegant slang phrase introduced into refined circles ill the East. It IS just too awfully awful, excrucistingly, heavenly sweet for anything. An, yesr'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
Floods and snUw Cmpene Travel in ths
 NCrth--sr

Floods and SnOw Cnpene Travel in the
 NCrth---sr
 An Omaha dispsteh oi the 12th instant says: At numerous points between Omaha and the North Plate the country Is flooded with surface water, in many places loot deep, presenting the appearance ot vast sea In many places the tnion Pacihc track is under w,.ter for miles, so that trains cannot run. Oue east-bound express train has been bid up at Schuyler since yester' day. and another has been delayed at Plum Creed. One west-bound express Is delayed at Grand Island No trains have arrived here from the west for two days, and none were sent out to-day.
 With the completion of the 3oth Paral Tel route blockades on the c. P. R. R. will not affect travel;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
Subscription, s5,0O per Year

C. v. crss<. 3l5 Fias sf.. Re01s lo, Sea FTss>is5 :, s~< Ls,s.6sT ..< ARIZONA NpsEE is l.z. eily. ut sStsSyiSsi Q ;O.lss: noeyE das na sys4t2is' sake oy5eys y0y adver+lsEs5 asI dI,sz& zas slAsr S.sscss d<rSiVrs Ips4 hIla fhs y.pT,.ea.1tr. 9 i< Pvbsfsher
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
Dis>oImOn Notice.

The ,-r,s-tnsrs..p D. -ofJ.e existing b-tssesn the ,5.-.,e-te1 yuovr. s .e GrIn cf HaGc- NcInernsy, Is tbts fsv tszolyeI ( uutus! cons -ut. All plrtss h.ying ci.irns agsiEl the firm VIII prcsvut the rne at once ro- plyLi, zad all parties oslng eGl JOHN UANCE.
 MURRAY AcISERNAT. Csna va-ls !. ! e6. l4.-; ls5l. f-s In
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18

The fares un tHe >aurnyn facihc hsai- road have beei, reduced between san Fran cisco and Yuma ta S.ii lh. making 't tl MsricvIa ab,J- >l6 lo Time VII also b. increased.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18

Probate N0Fiee r4tOIy Of Arizona.
 h the matt of the Is.ate,
 Of
 NICHOLAS Moon. q co sa TT rsuant to an order ,f sG Court n.z ou .he Igth day Of Feb nay, s b. leoI, notice is here, ll,-u to = credit r. of, sad all persn.ls nayi 10 .l.rs saihrt said oec.sse 10 exhibit the same with ihe nee ssary vouchers Sthi six mon hz .r.rn th- 6r- pnblcation of this notice, unde-sicnl t rerr, SFee~, or 10 the robais Judge at Prescott Yayapai CoLn.y Arizona TerriEor.. Prescott, Feb. issh, 1881 f55
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18

NOiI'F.-Fhe pubic are hereby informed that John ~ holnes i- the awfl agsnt to take care of alI the proportyslf the Goodwin Mining Company and t1o- stamps mill, on Turkey Greek, 1rizona and ths said Holmes has full right protect the -ame .gaiI st every one trespsss!rg the same.
 MCRAT HtsTERSON ,.. supt. Goodwin Mining Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18

Betting on the Kalloch-DeIoung mur- der trial Is lively, with three to one that the jury will not agree. although It is cone lel on all hands that the defense is lame one and 8 good deal Of the tea- t:Z,oav is exc=-l.i5gly t---::-.-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
SATURDAY, TIE ETvFNTY-SIXTHDAY
 O. ERTAEY ISS;
PRtponad.

The above sale is postponed untn Saturday, Apri 18th, at the same hour sId place.
 JO5. R. WALKER, ssEE.r.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
...n.i.l. - rnn tell lce vnu sometiIoes

"Snith. didn't you tell me you sometimes wrote ttr the uaperf' ''Yes, did. Its strange. 1 never have seen any of your ar .iclas in print" "Oh. they never publish them. lou See, don't nina telling you, .,- editor told mc ccnidentially that my articles arc SD solid he used them for paper .ights