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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03
Proposals for Flour.

HEArQU HTERs Df,ARTA ENT OF ARIZONA,
 Othce If Chief Con missaTy of Subsistence, WMPPIE RARrAcEs, Prescott A. T., Feb. 18th, 1882. SEALED PROPOSALS, in trirhcate, subject to the usual condioHs, III be received Gt this office and at tle offices of the Acting Assistant Commissaries of sll sIstence at thc following named posts Tn srzons until 12 o'clock M. Sstur rday March 25.h, IsS2 at which time and laccs they will be opened in presence of iiJde s, for furnishing and delivery of rour as follows.
 Fort Apache OcV!rs., Fort Bowie, 40 OOOIbs, Fort Grant, 4n,CO0 lts. CrEp uachuca. 35 ,OOO lbs Fort lowell, la.o Ol s, Fort Mcdowell, 2OOOO lbs Camp Thomas. 4o,0 ihs., F,It Verde, 15OJO lbs. Whpple Barrackg, 9',cGe l5s.
 Proposal. InGstl accompanied ty bond with two sure'ics he os SlOCO and in accordance with the Crm prescritei. proposal unaccompanied by such bond will lot be cons ds red. Delivery of oue- half the awarded vii be required within forty- days and balance within ninety days after noti- fcaton Of award No iGs Will be entertained unless samples te furnished. which should not be of less weight than F D ,ds, so marked to be easily identified sl, sd reach tlis office on or before the date for openn ng bids. A standard sample of Flour the q1aljry advertisement con,emplstes VII be f1rnlshs bidders arp faction, which applica- on should be e at the carries prGcticabled te The Government 1es " te right reject ans or all TO- po-als-
 Blank proposals, bonds and full information as to the manner Of aGug, conGiuCns 10 be observed by bidders, and ter Cf contract and payment will be furnished si Ication tO this office to the Con- missaries of the Posts. Envelopes containing pro- posais should be mari ed: Proposals for flour at
 -" and addressed to the undersigned or to tie Comm sGary at the Post.
 CHAS. ?. EAGAN,
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Assessment Notice.

BED ROCK MINING COHPANY-LOCATIO OF Ec pal IlLce If Lu=iness. San Faucis O, Cali fOfni1; Ice .tiOn of works Weaver Mining Distri {, Yav pI cuUnty Rri Cna-Nouce is he tDy gi CD, that at meeting the 5, ard of Directors held the Fi Ceus per levied upon Ihe capital stock of tte cOrporaticu, payable immediately in United States gold c0ir the secretary, at the office of the fOnia.
 Any ok upon which this assessTent shall remain unpaid tn t. rt-eLih Gay of March. 1882 wil De de- luqucnt atiye tised sale at public and unless Ia ems is -Iadv before, will be sOln oE MONDAY, th' third day of April 1882, to pay the CvuqaIt assessment tcgeth with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order Ot the Bvard Of Dire cturs.
 c. II. GRAVES, Secretary. Ofice-No. Pjst street. San Francisco, California
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03

San Francisco is to be congratulated up on the possession of Cremation Society. Articles of incorporation were filed in that city on the 18th, of the first Cremation So- ciety of San Francisco. The object of the association is the erection an1 maintenance of hall to cremate the dead, and by actual trial to seek to popularize cremation and hasten in its universal adoption. There is no capital stock. The promoters are mainly Germans. The Germans generally lead of in scientific matters. Were cremation once popularized it would solve the troublesome sanitary problem that now distresses every large metropolis. The removal of cemeteries would happily become impossible and many other unpleasant features of dissolution would disappear.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03
o dilaance No. 26.

Be t ord lined by the Common Council of tAe Vi lace of ] rt scot,:
 SEC. l That section seven of Ordinance No. II be aid the same $ hereby ameSde to read:
 SEC. z. very m-nsger or lessee of a theatre every made cert singer; every exhibition of any caravan, erie, lec1On of mas, for pay every circus, pc performer, wire dancer rHgh of haGd exhibition, sha pay for each day night Cf such perform Fnce exhibition Il, ense tax of five coi'as, every prrsOn who shall keep dant house wit. III tle limits of the Vill ge sLsn pay in aC- Vance for each Jay night of sIon cing lceuse of tsSei " dClltrs
 SIC. 2. All ordinances Iarts of ordinances in cOt e with this ordinance are hereby repealed.
 SEC. 3. This O.dnInca shall be II bEsh he'd once a week fer thee sJccs ssive weeks in the ARIZONA
 INER, and shall be in fOI from after such pub hcaton. VIM. \. Kk kI.LE, N ayor. Atiect: CHAs. B. RUSH kI colder.
 Prescott, Feb, Il, lsS2. f11-3w
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In the Pr ObIte CcuIt Of h. tCuy If 1ayaOai, Terri
 tory Oi ariZJng.
 In the matt, of the state
 of
 KOBE RT r. HENDRICKs, deceased.
 Notice hereby given that in pursuance of order of the Probate Court of the County of YavapaI Terri tory of Aiizona, made the 18th day of February, + S2, in the mat of the above estate. the under sigLed the adr mist ate of said estate will sell public ciCp, tc he highs st bidder for cash, sut ject to conf mstiOn by said Irob te Ourt nday the 18th day Of Mar, 1SS. in frCnt of tle Court House door FTescot I'd County Of Yavapa,, tbe h0ur of 70 O'clt ck A. M. of said da,, rig ht title and interest and eate of the said Robert P dI icks at the time of his Il, all u right, title and interest q Gt the said Ft has, Op ration of 2W, or otherwise acquired, other tn n in ac- diiOT to thG i tie sau RClert r. Hendricks the 'ime Of his .eath. n3 to the following desc ibed ITOperts ana lreIuises, viz: An m divided one-haf of n anc h tertSin pos sessory right 16O of land nov tie Hi H. ndrcks ranch, situate on the Al qua Frla tIerk river and about egh miles below the anch O. N. E. Bowers. known Bowers Agua Fria ra5 h. iu the c. uIty of YsvHpai. in the ittry of AriZuua tnl ether, wi all slngria, , the teueT ents her dis mens and apIur there unto bVlol giIg O. in aIywise poe, tainIn2.
 Te I'd fCnaiiOLs of sale cas h, i'll lawful money of he UEitd states; dCGd ct txl tnie of the pur- chaser.
 OWN HILL, Adn-nA --ator. Pre- cot, r b. 18th, 1SS2,
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WILLIAM N. KELLY, Register.

There is no abatement of the disasters that have overiaken inc planters of the Mississippi Valley, caused by the overflow of the Mississippi rlvcr, between Memphis and Vicksbnrg For three weeks they nave been battling, not only with the elements from above (as it Eas rained almost daily during this period), but iafh by inch the river has been encroaching upon them until now, there is but q drcary wateiy waste ek- tending fully fifteen miles inland from both banks. The destruction to dwellings, stock and lands cannot ELw be estimated.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03
Never Say Fail.

Never say fail, but be u3 with the lark,
 and turn every stone from daylight to dalk; For the fesle jade Fortune oft hides her face In out of way places, the h.rdes. % trace. If you fall by ihe way, get up with a smile, For through life ycu nut tramp mSny mile Der uneven pal hs which perplex and delay Success winch may be even ihen on tie way. Never say fail if your health and your brain Have bee by the fdtes allowed Co Hcmain; Add energy, Eope, and hearty od-wlll, And you Il soon reach the top of the steel est hil- Onward and upward the motto must be,
 With heart aIid with hand jO'ned fraterna1ly. De ernIned to conquer and weather the gale. You must if your watchword Is ''Neve sGy fail'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03

Society has been aptly compared to a heap of embers, winch, when separated, soon languisl,, darken and expire; but if placed together, glow with a ruddy and intense heat; just emblem of the strength, happ;- ness, and the security derived from the union of mankind. The savage. who never knew the blessings If combination, and he who quits society from apathy or misan- thropic spleen. are like the separated em- bers, dark, dead, useless; they neither give nor receive heat, neither love nor are be- loved. IT. what acts of heroism and virtue, m every age and nation, has not the impetus of affection given rise! To what gloomy misery, despair, and even suicide, has not the desertion of society led, How often in the busy hauats of mcn are all cEc nabiest send gentlest virtues called forth! And how, an the bosoln of ihc reclrse. do all the soft enlotiu:s langHish and groT faint
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03

ii er;l rcs ard wiub- paid to any rerson returning CT yir- , a-gt which vIl ad ts the recovery ll5 horse, DheL disap cd my ranch al out the nidde U1 JguU y. lSS2-
 IPTION:
 lie " wO hO. SC, Ii mt i, wlita nOse, about ninc y,.ts cd, and irdu with J. H. ctet, the I,f hi.d lrz small \ JEa leTt fore sh, uder is lttI.e ,uderl It ftet nom de. eCt- O g. tims oi uI-app-ar4ncr large beli- There ssPpearsd at tae alue tiIne white horse wbi, is also wan;ed
 S. SHU. Is
 Jef Dayis' Ranch, CT Plaza Stable. Tresc tr, Feb. 23. isSn. 2t
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OrdinaneP No. 25.

Pe it ordained hy the Common Council of th Village Ot Prescott;
 SEC. l. That from and after the 3rd day of March, lSS2. t'e Marshal, Street nd Ii Commissioner, sha'i receive the sum oi S50 per month salary. SEC. 2- Al ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict vith this ordinance hereby repealed SEC 9. This ordnance hall be published in tho ARIzO A MINER ek for three successive weeks and shall take effect be ill force fOn and aft,r su~n publication a ltest: WM. x. KELLY,
 Mayor. CHAs. &. EUsH h cOrder. Prescott, Feb. II; 1882 3W
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03
CHAS. ?. EAGAN,
 Capt. and c. S-, U. s. A.
Proposals for Fresh Beef and Mutton, Z

Proposals for Fresh Beef and Mutton
 HIAD9UARrERs DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA,
 Ohce Of thief pmmissiry of Suusistence WHIPPLE BA RACKS, PRi SCOTT, A. T., M e l, 1882
 SEALED PBOPOSALS in tripIicate, subject 10 lne usual conditions, will be eiy,d at ths office, at ;he offices of the Acting Assistant ComIn of Subsistence at the following n.med posts until F o'clock noon, Wednesday, April F. 1882, which time and places they will op ned the presence Of bidders iur4ishing delivery of such quant.- ties of Beef aud Mutton the block may from time to tna be required at Forts Apache, Bowie, Grant, Lowell, NcDowan, Mojave, Verde and Yuma, and Camps Huachuca and Tho and Whipple Bar racks and San Dego Barracks, ia this Department, from July l, lSS2, to June 80, 1883.
 The Government the right to reject any CT lond with two sureties in the sum of SIOOO each and in accord with inc form prescribed. Each propo- sal must be accompanied by aihdavit setting forth tlat the bidder is not concerned directly indirectly in any other bid than that waich his name is lp- pended. The successful bidder will be required to enter into written with the Urited ~;atee with good anl ap.rUsr1 surety within ten days afe- being Iotihei Of the acceptance O his proposal.
 Blank proposals, bonts and afidavits and full in format' on Is to the of bidding, conditions to be observeI by bidders and terms contract and payment will be furnished plcation to tlis off @ orto Jhe Uomriisssry th rest.
 Invel~pes containing proposals should be marked s. opcS2lsfor Beef and AIuuon,' and addressed 10 the uldersi ;uci OF 10 the respective post Commis saries- JHAS P. PAGAN,
 t7i-d Jl'. aud ,. S, IT. S. \.
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A, se ,Emcm5 No7ice.

To VCLSEY EECrOa:
 To hereby nutifel that ' have cxpended one hundred Ears in lahur aud 'm.-o cncnts upOG he EailbJ de- EIaGk IL us iISir ct. IaFdIa cOgIty, located fe,. tn, 1929. in order nOld sait neIEises, under te ur visions of secdon 2324 Revi ed statutes the United States and if within days liter this no ice by pubcaO you fail or refuse to contribute your propOrOu of such expend.- tlre JNIet your int.res; ia saiI Blll be e5nla the prurtry of til 7@--i- un, saa sec tuI 2S24. JOHN MARS.
 Pre.oo ( Es5 n lSst wg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03

The recent discovery of a rich silver mine ten miles west from DeGdwood, was fol- low ed in forty-eight hours by the creation of West Virginia City, the election of Re corder, the settlement of 1000 persons, and the opening of nine saloons and tEo faro banks. On the fourth day dally appeared, and now stranger entering the town would suppose it was established at least five years.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03
Declaration of Married Woman
BECOME SOLE TRADER.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 County of vapai.
 NOhce l. hereby gwen at L the uu ITS gned, Ma rilla Jane Roger If the Couu.y of Val a in he Territory of ArizOis a married woman, al vie of Samuel c Rogers who So ce- in C saId County of Yavaqa do neIeby -d ty te-s Jres tut- ceCiale and gVe nutice 70 O. wOr u, t at G.' fter the date n, reef, nie-id 70 C-Iy .Usi the COGu- of pal and 5sew-- i ne Lrr.ltory Of -ri- zOng, iu my own r-ht, and a. O. a uaIhe, on own Ouut. CT auC n uI ~Ca-c he rights beneute ani prlvi.vies -ra4tJd he the Leg eIature of Arzuna T. rrt eut4t chapter 32 'Of he rlghts Of marr4ed gotEel aIl th- SC sup plen enia tAereO such mace and provide q The buF mesa which l i-t-ud carry ard in which intend TO engage on my account aIOre- said. thas of Iming. frei ghng, leaning, stock slug deGlinr in and huylI g. selling aud tTad.I in r, al est e. stock and other personal property
 And IhOr5by further gNt notice and decl that the amount of iWs ds iav, 10 commence carry the business aforesaid, zoe not exceed the of five thousand dollar
 Dated at Prescott, YavaPai county, Arizona Terri rsv,, tory, t-ls th Usy of Februa y, D. IsS2, l'l der my hand an. S al-
 MAKILLA J. ROGERS.
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NoGECE!

Notice i5 hereby given, eniEg al persons sgains urcH1sing th- Leyia' han NIne, former.y owned by C F. S Gnttu) We-v, District, YavspaI county, A. IT, resOcaed the DeaOnCt mine, ty the mdtrss ned. Persons re further warned against esIat nR the property they w.l be prosecuted according to wa. JAN MCCUS Antelope Hill, Jan. 23, 1882.
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NOTICE
Dissolution of Co Partnership.

oiice is hereby given that the copartEersnp here tofore existing batw he undefsigned, Unser the and styly of Br, cht < smith, doing and ryng the business Of blacksmithiDg and wagon making rrescot. Arizona Territo y, this dy dis solved ry Iuutua, consent The said ~. Q. smith re Tipg from said col artnership. The said G. BrCcnt all the ind btedness against the said co-part nerhip and Is to receive and collect all debts and de- mahds due tO said co-partEership.
 FRED. u. BRIGHT.
 q. x. SMITH. Prescott. A I. January IA. 1882. av
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Ore from the Blue Dick mine, which was shown Us to-day, just-iez Us iu sayin@ that the ledge is oIe cf tho best in Ar1rna. The fortunate owners will become bonanza kings in reality
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RARE CHANCE :

! des.rc .o sell my half inte est in the PRESCOTT KEG FALCON ana LoDGIHG EOtaE. Im."rtant bIsi nes causes HIe To ni4ke tlr cha. le.
 f2--.f A. i;. HEti ".
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Valuable Mining Property Houses
 SIG. for Sale.

terest tuud'v.ded) in two original lt c~toIs on the EbeI hlrdt lcGe Lynx Greek. hs pro- erty IS Iros- pee, ed y .-ree hhi lr eet of shaft, and tunnels The Ggs Is three feet Ie sIyer and gold ore, wa.ch a.sgys from fIuU ar ton. so' the whole i..toresr iu two h, ai.d sIabe For p&Iu GlarS iEqdIe Of ALBf.- hELNlcr- ,
 Upper Lynx. Lreek.
 February 9, 1882.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Rent q. safe.

The undersigned off-rs hs fii Garfen, with l't House Hos disd at feast 5U ton of ice, fer R. I or 1ae.. ! parI cClars enquire at ths Uar D, ,u South Mont, zuma st., F. es
 m'ch2-.f- A. T. LINDSAY.
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NO;Ice to ItIe Publ C.

he urd rs'g ed hereby al from trus ing aly his account N4tl-at nj ;on al hJl rom uG after hs date, h. Wiil ay leLts con- tracted WI, bout sucn Nri teu authority
 ALBERT HtLNICK, Jt IyGx Cr.tk Feb. 23. 1892.
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Trims on Thi'd DNIslon will be run between Wnsio' aId CanyCn Hiail only ultI further orders Tor tulthsr lniorm-uoA aIIlV 10 JOHN N. A4Ass, General Freight au.. 1Ic4eC Aae.., Albuquerque, Aew Mexico. r M SMITH,
 Gencrel Superintendent. JoHE ". MASS,
 General Frelgh. and Passenger gent.
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,

Ouuty Oi -NaIai, '
 On this Ssh d.y Cf Fe IuaL,, l3S efOre me, Ed. W, Wells, Notary Fu hc, in a. d lr sald County of Yavapl duly commi' siou-d nd swOrI per onGly ap- peartd Ma fila Jahs Roger, ally flOWu tO me to be the indiNi, nal descrl sd iu V eXcruted the foregOing il suumei, whe on eXaminatlI epa ate apart and from vIfhOut he be i- of he said hus band, after frst ha Ing be- Gc lua tec " n th c0ntelts of t1e tn Cut icrnCvl tset 70 m that she executel Ire freely and founiali E and for the uses and urYO ihsr in 1led, aud tr~ out fear com u,slOn Uniu- l hu, nc- vf Ter said hu band. aud that sLe Nish feict tns e. C cuuCn Ofthe sane.
 h wines whereof have hereuutO set my hand r, .d atix,d tEe of ny CGce, tae day and l'I year in li- certificate hIst b, ye r uen. If ID. w NHLTS,
 Notary Public, Y4y1pai ouniy, Arizcna.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03

"A man who detected piece Of bark in his sausage visited the butcher shop to know what had become of the rest of the dog The butcher was so affected that he could give him only part of the tale.
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The Durango, Col., Herald, has trust worthy information from headquarters that a large force of men will at once be employed on the extension of the Denver and Rio Grande railway to Slyerton, which place it Is expected will be reached by June lst.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03

The co-parnership heretofore existing between b {. C. n, ,rl-e and J. PierCy, under the nm ahle or h rle z lie cv he IestaUrant business, ls thls 4 N d s-ovei ny mutu,l consent. all bi ls due 10 O. owed by t-r late finn vii Le st.ted by the continuing DC. THORNE,
 J. PERCY.
 .cott', TIt. 9 h, Iss2- lSwl
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.'The bad spirits psychological ne and ! couldn't help 1t, said a New York woman when caught in Q compr' missing situation. Another who believes in inspiration.
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GOOD NEWS.

Major1ngalls, Agentof the A. x F. k. R. has official information as follows:
 March 1st, coaches and fine horses will be on the route from the R. R. to Prescott. Passengers tickets with coupons will then be issued to our city.
 The following is a list of the Stage Com pany's property received at Albuquerque for the liEc: Six coaches, for 6 persons; one coach for'thcre persons; two buck boards; 40 set harness; 80 horses; set blacksmith tocls, and one set harness makerss instruments, carpenters tools, etc,
 Mir. McDonough, Superintendent of Con- struction. will be iG Prescott in a few days.
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The bill to provide fer the support and civilization of the Sioux Indians provides that com.nission sha,l be appointed by the Secretary cf the In eIior to treat with said Indians for a cession of all of the great Sioux reservation which lies north of the White Earth River, in the Territory of Dak"t ta, and that the money agreel to be paid for the cession of the said reservation shall be ex- pended under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior for homes, farming implc- ments, etc. The bill also provides for the allotment of lands in severalty to such In dlans who choose to remain upon that DOT tion of said reservation to which, as a tribe, they release that title.
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MILITARY. Captain J. $. King, Twelfth Infantry, has been appointed A. c. $. in connection with the distribution of rations to the Haulpai Indians on the 7th inst. and will proceed to Willows, <. T., and theie make the authorized issues on that date.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03

The convention of Texas stock raiseri have passed resolution to arrange with the railroads for through rates to Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City.
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The Indians.

Governor Tritlc has received the follow ing telegram from Mir. S. D. Pangburn, acting agent at San Carlos:
 ''The count yesterday shows all the ln- dians on the reservation excepting Es-kim- in-zins band of 16 mep, 50 women and chil- dren on the San Pedro; Chiquito's band of five men and eight women and children at Old Camp Grant. Total, 1'3. These and military scouts and those under surveillance at Camp Aprche, accounts for all the In dians on this reserrati n. Tue three bands above mentioned have been living in those places fer the past two years.
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C. :. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT. February 27. 1882.

PRESCOfr, rebruary Zl, Ioo-. Received at this office this day the follow ing township plats and field notes: Township l4 N R II, East. |" 15 N R II, {" 5NR1I, [" gN R l0,' |" ION R l, |" l4 N k 10, |" GN Ril, |" lINR 1,
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RIGHT To LAND CABLE.

OTTowA, ONT, March IA bill is before the Dominion Parliament to give the Ameri- can Telegraph and Cable Go. the right to land cables on the West Coast of the De- minion, with the view of making Asiatic connections.
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Probate Notice.
'. KELLY.
 hegister.

In the Pr obate CcuIt Of h. County If YavaDai Terri
 tory Oi arizJns. In the matter of the state
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.uc,ta, T,t. c5 n, 1892
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us. Laud Ofioe, Prescott, A1i ona, !
 Feb. h, ioe2. [
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RICH WATER.

NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-The GIissis- sippi River, at Lake Providence, is now higher than ever known before.
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LAND FRAUDS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-By advice of the Attorney General proceedings will be begun to cancel to the government alllands located with scrip stolen by parties to the Missouri
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HIGH WATER.

MARIcorA, March 2.-Salt River is im- passable for stages.
 Freight-Buffum, 9, 100.
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Big Bug, Feb. 27th, 1882
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ili.sn-,lIinn NoliCe.

February 9, 1Ss2.
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Liberal Reward '!

Prescott, A. T.. January IA. 1ss2. 3
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owners are believed to have been implicated in frauds