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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-10-14

Or. p. T. Kirby will visit Sutro
every Wednesday. Office hours from
l Is 5 o'clock P. NJ.
N. B. No visits will beimade on
Wed nesdays except to mem bsrs OF
the Hospital Association.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-10-14

Many wonder how Psrker's Gin
ger Tonic can perform such varied
cures, thinking 1t essence Of ginger,
when In fact it 10 made from many
valuable medicines which act bene-
ficiary on every diseased organ.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-10-14

RNoNCoRD coaches are run from Dayton
0Jto VIRGINIA, by way OF Silver City and
Gold Hill, returning the same day.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Stages leave Dayton at O'Clock A. u.
Leave Silver City at . o'clock n.
Leave Gold Hill at o:s5 o'clock A.. NJ.
Arrive In Virginia at 10 o'clock An.
RETURNING:
Leave Stage Once at 2]5 Pm.
Leave Wells FHrgos a 3O0PA
FAR ES.
From Dayton to virginia. ....... ...... %
From Dayton to Silver City............. ~
From Silver City TO Virgins. %
From Silver City TO Gold Hill ....,..... ~
From Gold Hill to Virginis. ............ 10
Parcels carried ct nominal rates.
Tickets. good until used. sold ct either end
Of the line.
Virginia once at Cresby's. opposite the
International Hotel.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-10-14
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NJ Office IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ time for this registration of the qualified
electors in the Conn election precinct. Lyon
county, Nevada. prior to the general election
TO be held on the
Seventh Day Of November, 1889.
Will expire at O'Clock p. NJ. on the
TWENTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1881.
THos. HILL. Registry Agent.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
Application of Patent.
[. z LASD OFFIcT, [ PkE.CyII T.. Nov. lS. ls-l ,


 Notice + hereby xiv P tha. Aqus Nebeker, sZen, ehoss post1rlCe s6dTSss Is S..S i-s City, pta of rit, rs, Lss dsy brd hs application ter pa' C.,itu.LG nItcrB hundred i5Jt ls-; o tLs Red Cloud mIuIDy claim. ycjD, iOde mineral crpOsIt bearing cosr-r and silver. wtn Su face groom s;, hundred G,S f q III wih, laying, bIng and .l Ua;e within the tH1uty Cf C!ayt, aud IeTrIto-y . Ar- rona. cIa. is fu.Iy described L. Iue'os and bounds the ofcial pST. and by Ire field lIue c. .-rv.y rnoreuf hei the or of IsKs of tk5 DisrT1Cr Isias. bjsct t0 sale FIess errltOIY. wn'ch isd nuis of survey describe the pOundarics cI sail claim tne surface 11h nnasrs,c rArl-,i al l. Gtgs t4 |, follows. t, wit: Beginning q he .!IscOyery mDsurnsnt of said cislm aud running tl.tIce . - CCgs Urs I seven hundred ana nfy 75) feet 10 point in the centre of inc soutnsr'v end lhe Ot inc csir; th ne e iegs ss iaL, " t5-re hundred t3D D feet tO pot No. I, rsa:ted ,. zua.'|r uIS, sua -. .uitisI ro'nt c. sGI.S- boundary .! gid ciA.G from rnIca .. :. iirrr. houn!rent No. bears North Io aer- 5 ru4us hun !1ci gni seventy two (f79, feet cls.-pt: ihercs - dsg- mius W seven hundred ana n.ty t75 t'ei tO poet Q j. Tl"rked C
 g1 Ao 5. ra-rr,. 6F d.g- I3 luiI V seven Eund .ri ift. Ia ;s-t iis.At.t [. e. 70, g. thence :. G de1s = T. -i1 htuuf ''sH let to corner No {. che IL u1uuTueut msrsaf ' K. ST, No. (; theaoe deg, I3 Il.'is s"y'n nnnrr snd tfy feet to post z, nLrsci |. .. 9 No. 5 thHrce 22 No. c. s,S: T. -. rs. ',i. . ti -' . = a=g7 "S mins niucfei . r ir-t -p 7aln f"st 2. si4 l:,., s q. g-,.,.la- .l.iI i>4,d Sen c- ne ssiG ,.,i,.,. . t!,-y z 70 TG ha 'ilc- rf Re- Ter ,.f t,e ( ,,rtv ot Mchsv-. sI tLvTI ttr-, ArizJua Ta--t..r. r-, ueeret Fl l0"l 10 0. D ing tHe ,-,,r ..,., |. ,.t..., Neu.. h ani toI,.' Eea6 An
 li t. = M -...5-- .t,--=e.y suE l,f'lCu ~aid Red t,or. l.r'. sr sa i isI.ia.. i.Ll G. i7'H.rre d> h. . ---r- f IGi-t ~..t,-s l-ll cc- e Prescott Ter ,or- %. alz5ua, -uc.1s ie s-i. 4ays roi pi rllsc-i.l .-r1f. i..y Vi- Ce tatse, "y virtue oI ,Ey E.yy:s;r-s vf the Sia.a-e. VT. ,...,-.
 Prescott, :; ". ,sta is1 i''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

The future fr this county al the pio'ent ,ime Is bright and cheering, and will, m a short space oi ume. L. pictured ID glowing terms hy the entire press through cat these United St,to. Yayarai County cannot iail in showing up her vast wealth; i; iies in tue ground, and prospecting IS the only thing required tn ind II. and after Il IS found II requires machinery to take out this quartz and extract the tons O; lsiuersl there from but thu. can never b. done without the assistance of capitalists snd proper ma chincry. It only awaits the great American ,irilizer to make its irpid strides along the track, of stssI to rove its true value. there bv causing ife capitalist to travel by rail, doing awsy wi;h stages and freight teams. and l,s.cnirg ilc rates III both travel and freight.
 Already a grand change Is [" bs seen. and ,he nearer the R. R. approaches, the travel .pposrs more extended. With the railroad in tie ,,r, heart of inc county the tide of immigration s.,rc te for this way, gaining f.r YAyaIai not oniy q large population, but hel,s considerable 1T making business lively. Iut.ad of thss county going down hill. 1t will bo going Ur 'hs hill, and will continue ,o do.. SD until 1t las reached the height of it, pro,ps:ity, which IS sure to he lasting.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

THyELow WEED oN DRINKS When 1 wss a printer in my earlier days, ras an sh- stainor from all beverages supposed to be intoxicating, even from beer. This was not because I regarded total abstinence as a virtue. but because had nc taste for drink. l used to see my feliow-woIkmen take their beer. and never thought Il ny business to find fault with them because they liked II, and didn't In later years l became an invetera:e smoker, and the caricatures of IIe always represented me with big cigar m lnv mouth l never used tobacco in any cthcr form. Abou, twelve years ago had d spell ,f sickness. and when ] was getting w,n ny physician advised me to leave of smoking. haze not smoked siace. h fact l have !eli llo desire for tobacco since.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
Application for atent.
USIIFD SIA1E- LAND CYFI'F.
 lu--..-n e. .-.- { :

Notice !s hareJT .vcu thst the Peck Mining Cora yuy. ,Oi lDT4O c:-.lI i .sId rAI-t.ig under the i-w- fl tae Sta'e Of 'fl:'cuia, v chs. r. } gan hyse Cs'Oio. ..,cat~- is frc-co 1aNsI1 Co.n-y. ArlsOua ItEI!tcry- has t!, day !lDd yp. ca In T a IuttIf for i5F0 ntryI hundred uuesr fr- cf tlc
 -sk .sU Ne!r ..e, O- Ei.nera! deposit. bearing s- eLg situate s.iliin fti- Feet Ai-ltC pl>iric. orrty "i l~saptl. aud TefF".ry tf rz-H-, he, l- nor, f7l :'ssr.i'~ iy ne etH'ili pi Ei b, iA t.I sIivy t Tenf ti- ,i..c- 1 fi, ,rs.r- Il the Li>tr.c; of IaI-. -rt i.ct to - ar reoi Afi1oHs, "Il'h hrd |. tee %i rrIve. ce-cs.c lie Un1aIies and extent 'i s-i. calm tar sGl.a"e, Siu nssg r'lc yas!at!Uu at ia 0 s !5 :ss B., fy.- lUNs, tO-Rt'
 E giuh.l. I.oI.r. ut Lt c,n.cr C.: !c.g, st sur her. D d.r vi ca5in. TuLu.us -liC nee \ sJ dag. in-ls Wet, hlI-at.. - ii les, Ia sa,; t. ct No ,, cst-J .-lt rIo .4l fy Go To. r. ui :. yL- in it, -.1 la-4- -C \ ace, set p n the Efouh lsi'ts ol- j- >NC Hos- i4r.eG F. "A. -'c.l in ilj-in -1i Q -' ne It .--E. I.i- cO-'e- l. also thl su Ger .lr-.- s..I o' tae r-t uosth eI'eDsiyr t ;r. i'--E ,'.-, -.ii cor'.r g.Lg r.!,'.a. lE .i. i, Or utia cjsIr, Ist-ute -,!,-- % u.~ - q, ., 2: S 53 2 j' l. i ' st -,!- -.,fti, extension o: ;.e re-E i 0, e4-- --a,s :. 8. u. nof'nU si c,rLT Di lIr. ..-. t, Y ,o dtGs c l-ls - D % -. ,-. .. lt <er 'z... si'l t.il-, 'l 2. -- % .4..- : -l2l t3 : ( .nor .'. 'l.- ..-s .l-s- 1" deg n as N -.u4g .-.....: -l e.. i.E Y 10 tss " ir Aules' Ao H. t u -t--' 'f tia.i.,. El4y;i 4, i-..te- aaj i'ri '' .-. Q. eG ;ock {; AIg! and II q. i ..., s.a..l.s 5,e 'ssterH -lOle e: El. .ae e. erl n =. 52t -EcLes, al t.ie lrtr-> [. H. >" j.. Fro ;9- c,rDe. a MA. oak 'r is Ib.a-s .' .-..,- 70 zj, -.EeI z r--N $ .- t... a--ssr. .-p |. Hcs so,... Co. . a s. ..r -sa il.rk-
 9 "c.
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 ... -g- 4t -, ... .,u-- r.- 70 -.u z. ! s.-. -.- 70. -. .@EI s.C.e e! .- Q: - .t. a, pi:, anI 5. i.e .4-;:." s'-... 2.Sx> inches, u.-r--:- r. ', | .. V -.-l --;a. f
 TEIs coIue. ls .-,u ,.s u; p3-l,. lt.. north eHtei.si,n Uf Is cc .itEcr . ,.s C-se n-lns aO.s orR-:!. --.- : ,r I.-r ., moDurn ui o4i ccLire 1i - ; -:.:~;-. th- .f bVginn.Lg, comp -..s An! all pere"ns c.-.nl!.;, &IsS:st.y ,'r nI- .n- RroCnI, vsiD Ioae. pTei,es iftC:n "A rtot -O deso-bed survr ed, pat ed s.G Pp.c1 io'. here by notified thst uIess IhCir Gvcise c.aiIs "dly filed as according 10 law, the :egu theIe- under, vItEln sixty days from the cate hereof, with Rez!-'er of ihe IT. Land O:ce Presco q, n he TerrItOry of AH-oHs they will be barred. in virtue Of the provisions of said statute.
 W.N. KELLY,
 REGISTER, First publication Nov. 2ath, iaal. I-s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
LEGAL.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

fEgscOtf. A. I =, Nov. 1, loei.
 So;ie. is hereby given that the Peek Mining Cen pzny corporation organized and existing uncer tke hss %. Inc >ta-e of CsiiforE by Chsits r. ksgsn, Shoss po.-o f sc1r. is Prescott. YsvaIa county,
 patent for lisNj nit haHdr.d A.-sr fee; of the lvcE niL', being Ffr.t North | ensi n Of the Pees Lline, SetE, de cr In,r,l tpo-I- tearing .l- Yer, Eith su-iac- ground hundred ldSe) feet iB sdh. iyEg snG bsiHg stu t. SisiE th- Pcs. Mining bistE e, CcEu lsNaI-i LIt 1e-TiIOry AT whra l. u-'re fu, 1et , Iy ts fLc.i "a aid ty the hesd sarvey thsreJf nt on ne il. tIs. otce Oi The ie-isr the Dirfr Lands. subject to sal. eeti, Ar1z ns winch fed uo,.. of s,r Ney desc-he the boasdaEiS- and ct of said laIn Oh ihe suyfSc VI magnetic yarlSicn st ls deg. l5 Eiln- eAst ss fo-iO~rs, To wi.:
 BesnciLg M nODurneI' At ceuer O. ledge surface n sou.E-sE houud4rs Dc Of cain, sh To notic- of lccsti' l. Tss-ec s- 2i min. W so-s ksrn Jo-r-s B Ea SoJ f.e' Q rlsr No. I. s'U.hw s, coz e. Q s-' . -ss>2. o e.''sr4 sie pe O. mi by ''~s ~ -s- .zt.5 t, "s } tort In oi p Esi sat ..
 70 '--..f-- -K ,--sAr-- % 'ra ;. -r a,- ,se. s- ave s- -.~-. ..-. -l., sA-Ay "a. . n ID sul sey .. i1 'h groULe. \ '- -.s , a'-- ElzrKsd S. z. d.. N 4i, iI = s' 8. r.oaes ; fes hlsh. from tais es-- T. O- e.--A psien,eI silver nl4Be, bes-rs ''.e l. aa A-t, .;sl feet dis'sa'; nom sl rs-si Led ni.le, 6ezrs 5. drs. .s nin. r., 7is fe-s c--tA.t- Inence 6S deg a r'n- along nor h. -TH bo'.dAr ns Of clam 6e fec, io u0rhe.si corner oi claim esAb.hed on west slope of bill ey dsPos-t st Es lSI!X2 ,Lches, ulArked surfsce and ss ID The ground, siA rock iSxl4Is inches and buid inJLunleiII vt stJle fee hIgh from thu. inc inOlIlIeni hxins h. south of tks Oriel. lode and establishing he locus monument No. bears s 10 dFs- s* A n r. SSs icet distant; from this ooruer shse oak tree inch in dismster. blAkcd west eide, and markedly SPN, No3w [ bears s e5 de. t5 Inin F. 6s fevt tis'knL Thence 5S deg ye min W, ans eastern bo. DdsIv line of clsG isos fs~ sour esst corner ei ca by deposit stone sxGrS inches, uzrkr, rUrfsc. n bot of Dit and In the ground slate reck xeE Ss inekrs, ksd I N r. VI. No. (, and hnId monument of stones 2 feet hith, 10 trees nesr. 1aeiios e deg f r along northern line Of claim. so feet. ts the of beginning, cuu,siuiBg 3o.sJ acres.
 Any aud all persons cltilniDg sdverssly the rrirIug GrJnud vein lode. premises any portion thereof dercrtbd d. surveyed psied and applied for, h-I-uy no:ih.d 'A%i unless their adverse claims duly klai ss .ccOrdIg 70 law md tLe regulations thetsund,r NfrI. SIy days from he date he co., vita the Regis t.r o tL- C. La3i office st Prescott is the Terri toy ci ATIzouA tEey wiG be bsrred. virtue of the provisions of s~Id statute. WILLIAM x KELLY, AN3s7sd Res star.
 lIssf publication Nov. 18th, lSfl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
stninZ Tides

Under the title of Tides the Mining Re view says that the tides of human though, and action are as marked iu their movements and results as those of the ocean. though their direction may not ie 20 easily oompre- hended.
 Now, when s new ,oiut has been made known m the mining sections, it seems to totally lay aEide the older ones, until tie ljde of adventurous people who rush 60 that direction and Hho desire for new scenes .i novelty have been satisfied aHd lis | l.t g hllel. Then for @ sesSyn everytLin. .ayz dormant and dull, until some othe. ad- remturous spir.t starts out again and ma. .s another movement in some otAer direction. These spirits sf tide of the human family are the valuable qualities that .o to fll up a new territory and make t blo.som as the rae. and these are the qualities that are made use "f in many different WAYS. for there are always left after the tide of eI- citenent has gone some gosd that will take root and form into eyeflaStin. good and use fulness.
 In the yesrs oi lS!s and 49 this clas, of tide, rushed across tho plain, and landed their barIs If expectation uPon tine shores of California. The material If this tid. consisted ni bu; few men who laid broad and deep the foundation of great State, which, to-day. rings loud and long ~ith in- dusiEy and prosperity, and the fruits of these tidal wares fl human enterprise have been sech agsin m the stsrt of all terntores, ss BEs in Colorado, which, for long tIHe. occupied the centre of attraction m mining industries. and the tide of capital fuat.d to- vaId her as q matter of course. Owing tO the amount of emigration and the develop neut of her mines the result of the huIaau tidal wave IS inly seen to-day. Mines derelored ia her almost ianumerable camps have been place3uPon paying bass, End business has thus been strengthened by her ou;pu, of bullion, enabling her to hold up her head ss great Ioinins state. But is # always in accordance with th,s LTlaan tide ts draw of aud travel in an ether direction Tor whi.e and leave tho old place to work cat with tLc good tlat has been left
 Arizona wiT probably be the next ar traction. d, already the tide af emigration IS pointing ,his way. and those wlo come te stay will find 8 vast field o; operation open fu,. tl..a fo start in with on every side. The an.a.rsi ,c.rs uf Ar.zrna sIc rich and extensive. aut v..! weld abqudaEc, of prof ]: when properly worked To-day Arizana stands ahead .u the dividend question. and i> t..e lil"st noted bullion producer of tins vas. mineral country. southern Arizona, with what help rh, L.s got from thc North. l.as showed up during 'hs iast year as n" f>thoy territory of its age has ever done, and wl;L ,he approach ri the F. E., and ;hc great advantageous ta io gained therefroni, Northern A.ilp;.s vi. be, 4 npt now, the the cen:le fl attraction for the great tidal influx that build, rp territory and makes the State With tAe bright prospects that have danued ul"n IFS wirh ls-2, VIC hope ,o be able. iu l,,;:. Co hold up our heads and knock fer 4.ulm.ttauce to nc.e Sam Jar !, | ,ls
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
NOTICE Dissolution of Co-Fartnership.

oioe is hereby Ven hst the co-psrfLersIp Ee-.- t1toTe eIi-tln- LstN he uoiofs!snc1, uuds: tas nED- same sId sty y Er-cLi itA. doif s,.i EIlns on the bT-u Of Elsck.Githfug aIt wagon rsAIg Pre-co t. Arizona Terrio y is ths i.y dis solved ty TlttCa consent; The .Sit S. .. rIn.ih tlfing from reid COL srtrer.A,. he sad G Br cn; s-stiu.s al tir i, uif Hgsi1st the said cu-pAr- hers hY, Ic L. rsC-,s .B: collect all debts snd 1% Iaa;.d- GGe IS .S.a 'a-I -.r;'l FhII..
 FED. G. BRIGHT.
 G. =. sNIIH. F:e-co.,, 4. T. ,.iUEry Ii. i~Sz au
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
kOT,cE !CR PUBLICATION.
Land Osics st Pr. srrrt. Arizona.
 

Land OGics st PT. .rrtt. Arizona.
 December Ie. lsSi. |
 Notice s hersby gwen that q s follnwinyEEruei -.t ter haS d notice Oi h.- lu.eutIJu to uAie sl pro Of iu sIr.r Of h. ca,i, FuI final .utry thereof ar tlt- [. : Land plErcat tFsscui., AIizons the 2otL day Of Jsuuar', lS2. VIZ. hoe R. EIcur8oy, II. L. NO J2. for thN NW ]! NV is, section ls Ad ME ], of %@ oI NJ i., township I6 north rsnss, !. s,, aId uarss the :oil' sarg hi. -itne-s.s Norm II. 'isTiOw. L'eei l. Nari,w, IhOs her.dsn a, Eert II. Ciaek. s, of wIia,n-on Valley, 4. T. WcE WILLIAM N. KfLLY, Ee.i,t,r.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

T. is mow arl.,rae,d. o'. authority of ''an e5l:neii; physician. that it Is not healthy t. re l,,t.re eight o'clock in the morning. Tl.-- a,I,.ss an,y ,o men. Wives. It .s sal. caa ,;,-..s early as -eyen, sl.d start tAe ire as hlr,.. fore.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

p.c.,t. r -~.. N,tco i~ h,sruy s,ea h ...- setter As- Led ,.oItec ,t l.e .t--... '.s -u "a. rriol , ,r!,rr yt h. ,i ,I-. a-H ,. ,..' -I. ' fhcr scf at rre '-. I.rIG r-- --- at fg-- T. the a.r ciy ci s-.fl.--. l-s,, .-"-rr 1- 2; f., .. No. q+. tor tLa ' j. .T = .- 2, -.c iu, t-g -., , 2, eac usI.,a- the f5l.EIuF ~~ H- -s a-' rH! ph.lbI i.ai. IlsLE tIsr+. .' +rc'' -A laIi, Ai Q! ssai.-i |. u-Iy, \.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
-;ow t5 se,ure 1 F,rfun, VI. ;,...e

.tes: rsctsso cf Czop.. srr:s..Irg r,aa.u: qdAntity t0 lFeteTVe che :. o-ss7d e c.y, v. .hs, Au les n uiol oE, vll t- zls .n receipt 0: g. h!- achIs. 2 II a.s Ia ,pi Ec,I, 70 tuffnS -'iy l"e CT tests <l, sE a-rI. d, .ir sl" hus s-tsfy hirs- 2; tc tit..r, r,:it, O. zone ' -F--s.Na-.No SIts: bsVlL. thug tl.a'sh, Srd is. tJ !Jc- ;bs hs ever "a S,t,r n-lIi- what h. NEtes Co co fE.ur,-vh.ih.r ts sei! the article 10 vik.rf. CoufH, iG sl. e~u "a, or ST! ether lire cl IOIc! which be.; 5s;-t ie kiu sEd nIs township C"u.fv-sr vi s,t.r t,;o .. .r rsnssInent win h.l sst will make tor.ur. for hIyn sG -ifS us good vrott4 V. vil giv, c1c.r.tv. syr sni or county Ir'!lrges tO the responsible .c; can: Tho CTc"Tt 'E fsc ser md desires to cont o the ousoess Ill his locality. The man who sssure. control or Ozone for sry special territory Will enjoy a monopoly which r.u .urefy enrich him.
 Do- | Tel day rsss -1iI! yea have orier,i . Te.t FAoksget 6d yOu desire 10 exclrsiys priv lege " assure you th't delay nay piiye ven of r Tor the applications cone i'll to score. every mai man! b, telegraph "FEs; cone sI., s,rvrd' i. orr rule.
 1T you do not care to send in sdvane. fer ,ss tst iscis ue will send II C. ID but rstyoH 70 inc eTIens" Tor of ron.y. Our Corre.roud- erce ls very large have all can do "a .,-suo |. the tnl; iiLs oi orders and giving at-a:ioa to suf uorking sSeEts. hsrecT., give any r.,sn- uon fQ rt;eTs vi'c dv order Ozone. If you tknt Si s friIc!e "a ycu dUEbtfu! Ozone pre- ser'lns, el! bs- GrsrsE:.s that will reserve r no nlsttsr what !t l..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

SAy FRANcIsoo, Jan. l8.-lrish societies anu residents here gave O'Connor and Healy, the Irish onvoys, a rousing reception at the Grand Opera House. President Toohey. ot the Land Ls-sue, presided and made an ad- dless of welcome, followed by 0Connor and Healy. who spoke at length on the object of thsir mission.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
ECT.tE D2 lEL =! r:.

Lsad Of1ce a. IIe-c v, ol'..
 Soi,co | h. ev '. lf4' t. 'r' 'rH, W't set il D. Q. h. claim ard -,'4r :is.. as ecl = I-- | r. Lau' a.'- ' Pre.'9 .. =. v "- i''h "a ,.r "r..4 ' l7-2. J-II- E.. -t.'-' N.t, ?. -.- A '', -
 r.I- -ssE. - .... c.. u,IA-a:, .--.., drk. .- - ,lcC.Lurt WILLIAM S k Lii, - S- FsF<t..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
GUITEAJ : TRLAL.

WAsHING1oy, Jan. IS.-The trial of Cult. eau is approaching is, close. There is much speculation that the jury will promptly re- turn verdict of guilty, but there are tho.. vine ciaim tnat they have soen certain signs which indicate that the jury will disagree some % so far 2. tosay tsat they now stand nine for conviction; three wavcrius, ,nd sven naming the latter. There is for ,his suppositinn Doi t4e slightest kind of foundation Ii tls doubt that should the verdict be guilty he rlll spend several moushs in jail before execution. Of course defendants counscl yill take the case up to the next general term of Court, e.nyening ueA. Monday. The case will % to the April term. rh:ch runs to September. In thi. case the prisoners execution may Le it't- poned t.ll next fall. If the jurS set tt. case this week and find verdict of guilty the execution rill take place in the spring.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
tGTECE FER FuBiI.kTI0R.
OGca F: Pre, colt. Ariz ns.

La fl Ofic= 2. Pre- colt, Ari3 na.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

4kiswc,k to Flrz ' shu Porter. and demands that Congress should lirdIcate hI:A uf The cha--,. made a.ulI-- L:m Lr rtinstatIrG hiIu !u tL, .ui.E. an0 lH the same article 4;r.,>.s inc ilag.n- f C,,. Grant ou the zt,ic.i ..,. ,f ;..e army.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
FnTh ENEnLR.

SEATTLE, Jau. l3.--Last evening Geo. E. Reynolds, an o..in.able young man, was shot dead on the stree; by foot pads, whose demands he Is..sted Crest indignation prevails and q viSilanc. comnittse Wa, formed and patlollsd tie town
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

There is no better ilace in the world for invalids tLan lIssc9tg Consumption 2 disease almost uns .oEl.. and with tl,' bright sul.Ajny dfre, aG,. ,Ae pare, dly atmosphere oi tle ,as 'y ,1 la ;sin'c-. H. possible for col.,lL.. tive 70 tali to ic- cover :i Ls i To. to far gone with tao disease.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

;>,v.:. in...-,. t.,ou,a-. people came to' An.,i:.. '-.;.. ...,rZ. .l-a> last y.tr [" Il,:,S. '.e,r ..a.-- rI'H v-. a.e..a-e citizens ,:i ar E-gan.'.., sl., d., :stlcl> l.d rlathyI-
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
R References:

We dtsr7 to cal yoCr ai:euton . c.r,. cf refer. snc-s which no enterprise or hrIn based say hirs 0u: the soIndest eusioeEs sute>s xsd shest cis' merit eIBid ss-Crc
 H.rI'E, by perm ssion q. to cur integrity and to tac ycius "f the r. stsE the following gentleman: kcSard (. Iyc,. Eemter EoSr5 c. nh. hc works; E 0. LsLt.iy, City Co ptrolIer; Amor emI'h. Jr., CoIs ctcr IL e-nsl Revenue; vuIsin < WOTthing'on Attorneys; astrin H. Hzrre'l .nd B. r Hops4ns. tOLuty CoIaInissicners; V. >, Csp.ril.- , Co2uty ArfbfJri all of ClIclLrst, hshitol Ceunfy Dti2- 1H-se gentierlen are ssch feniisr >iA tas nari's cf our pre,ersatys ana know fTora sctal Sefy,tlCn rh.: Ee have Vl kca. 1Hest;oB
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
Deficit ...... co. ...Sj.976,0i7

This record is correct so far as all the incorporated companies go, and the cal culation ia made by the San Francisio Stock Exchans.. The largest assess ments (S5, ,3j5, 6O0) are from the ffty-four mines on the Con.tock lode, and not one dollar Of dividends has come from that lode during the year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

Miss De~,ie Grau5c. .nc Co; the h"st P3pu- jar youug ladies of this county, is visiting alr ui.ry rrcscrt. friends.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
People Who Whine.

There Is class of persons in this world, by no means .niali. whose prominent psculiarity is whining. They whine because they are poor. .f ]. rich because they have no health to enjoy tseir riches. they whine because they hays uo luck, and others prosperity exceeds thsins; they whine because some
 friend, have died and they are living: they whine because they have aches and pains, and they have aches and pains because they whine: they whine no one can tell why. Now, word to these whining persons; First. stop whining g-it Is ofno use complain ing, trettins. fault finding and whining. Way, you are the most usluded set of ersa- lures that ever hved Do you know that II Is reil-'ct',cd principle of physiology and common sense that these habits are more eI hans,ing to nervous vitality than alIaost any oth.rvioia;iap of physiological law And do you know th,; lie is pretty much As you make iti You can make itbriQht and sunshiny or you can make 1t dark and shadovdy. This life is meant only to discipline us-to fl us for hie.er and purer state of being. Then stop wElnining and fretting, and go oN rCUF NAV IClalCIpy