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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
Proposals for Army Trans
 port ton.
Deputy CT. Mir. General, U. q A.,
 Chief Quartermaster.
HEADaUARTEks DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA,


 Office Chief Quartermas'er.
 Whippe BBTacls Ireseott, A. I ., prii l. 1882. SEALED PROPOSALS, n triplicate, subject to the usual cond tons, will be received at this oce until 12 o'clock noon FrIday, May F, 1892, at winch lime and they wlll be opened m the presence of bidders, for the Tran, porta lon of Military supplies on tine fol lowing ribed routes the Department of arizona dur ng the so al year commencing July l, 1882, ana ending J une 3O. l sS, by wagon, VIE:
 ROUTE No. 1.-From Maricopa. A. T., to Fort Mcdowell, Mhipple Det aI d For Verde. A. T. ROUTE No. g. Faom Hon ro0k, A. T:, to Fort Apache 4. r., ad from nearest shipping pom; the A. S r i.rUad to ort Mojaye, A. T., to WEipple Depot, A, T., and to For VerCe, A. T.
 JcUrE No. B. Prom tucson, A, T., 10 Fort Lowell AT.
 ROUTE No. 4-From nearest shipping point on Rail way t Fort Hu4 huca, A.
 ROUTE No. 5 From iilcox, A. r., to Fort Bowie A. IL, aId 10 Fort G ant, ort Thomas and Fort boUTk No 's-Erom Bowie station, A F., to For, Bodie, A. T., aud to Fort Grant, Fort Thomas and Fort apache, A. I.
 And to and between all points not located more than two hundred (2Q miles ant from the route nnes oi their ttImini as above given, Io.pt Tor houtos and 5 which shall not include any territory distsni more than ten e mil,s iso"' the route bne.
 Ali stores arrv. by the southern Pacific Railroad for Nh,pple Depot, Fort Mcdowell and ort Verde, il is contemplated, viii te shipped via Route No. l. All stores arriving by he Allan ic x Pacific Rail- osd for posts in the Dear,ment will be ohIrped via koui NO.2.
 Frrigh by Southern Pacific Railroad for Forts Apachr. Grsnt ana Thomas, A, T.. wll De shipped py Koue No. 5or6-
 The Government, however reserves the right to use Route No the shipment of stores To Fort Apache. ana genera ly, where two or more routes r. ach the same Isst, to ar al of them at its pleasure. PrcIosals fer tram pOi tat t' any or all of th- routes above named will be ec we'd
 Llank rrOp,s sas, forms rae, and printed cir cIiaIs the estimated qu Iti's of supplies to be traEs ported qua gi>1pg Iuik nfImation to the Uf bid ing, d.iions 10 be observed by rd ders, amount of bond to accompany proposals, and terms of cont &C., and payment, will be iGrpish- on appicstiOn Cice or 10 the offices Of the Depot Qnarferm sters at sAii rancisco oai., Fort Leave worth, kapsss, Salnt LouI-, Mo- sanJa Fe, New Mex Ico, AssstaI Q ar,ermaster Fol Lowell, S. T.; lso by the o- ter.: aster's Agents holbrook, A T., and Los .-ngeIes, Cal. Envelopes containing proposals sh0ld be marked "|rUposals for Transportation on Route So.-- -" and addressed 10 the undersigned.
 HENRY C. LODGES,
 lpepuiy Or. Mir. General U. s. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

Hon. c. H. Oury has introduced bill into Congress to provide for additional mem CTS of the legislatures of the several Territories, and an increase of pay to the members and officers thereof. He has also introduced bill to amend section 1862, title B of the revised statutes of the United States, referring to Territorial The first bill was re- fired to the committee on Territories and the latter to the Judiciary committee.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
ELIZA 4. EDWARDS.

The Phenix Parrot goes after the MINER because of statement in regard to the Red vein Rover pinching out from five feet to four inches. We received our news from the gentleman who bonded and intended t. pay two hundred and fifty or three hundred thousand dollars for the property. Did the sale come off! Is the mine sold! Did the brilliant writer on the Herald go out and examine the minel We only hope that we were in error, and that the Red Rover may widen to fifty feet, instead of pinching to four inches. It was publicly announced here in Prescott that the mine had pinched. Now, MT. Herald man, if you are on the fight, We will answer every time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
SA@-

SEA BATHING GooD FOR THE EYEs.-Dr. Amat says that sea bathing ''has proved of great benefit in many cases of disease of the eye. The improvement appears to be due to two causes: list. The influence which such course has upon the general health, by curing anaemia and e.evating the tone of the system, since sea bathing is in tte high est degree restorative 2d. Sea water and occasionally, also, the atmosphere of the sea has a local irritant acton which should be watched, since it is most serviceable when there is chronic, torpid and indolent inflammation, while it is exceedingly danger ous when the inflammation is cf the acute kind"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

DYNAMITE.-It is said that the l5 dy- namite manufactures now under the con- trol of M. Noble (the man who intro duced nitro-glycerine in its varied forms into public use), turn out about 5000 tons year. In this country and in Eu- rope it is estimated that the production of explosives containing nitro-glycerine is between 1000 and 5000 tons a year, and this quantity has the energy of at least 45,000 tons of ordinary gunpowder
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

We believe that the Southern Pacific owners will, so soon as their line IS com pieted from Mohave Station, in California, to the Needles, and thence to Prescott and on south to Maricopa, will abandon that GOO mile stretch between Mohaye Station and Maricopa, which, at present, does not pay for the dope that is used on the car wheels after leaving San Bernardino. From point opposite San Bernsrdiuo to the north they can build branch to COltOn, Cocu- mongo or some other point, which would supply Los Angeles, and, in fact, all Suuthern California, just as well as by the present line. Evidently their intention IS to make their trunk line through Northern Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

A boy in New York recently lost his nose. At Belsviue they grafted a new one on his face, an now he knows how it Is himself, Some one suggests that the Democratic party have head grafted on it. What would be the use, unless brains were also sepplied. Without that quail ity it's head would be as cnipty as the New York Tribune's, which makes the suggestion The Gazette, Washington, D. c.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

The Hon. George M. Chilcott, the newly appointed Senator by Gov. Pitkin, of Colo rado, to fill the vacancy caused by the resig- nation. of Hon. H. M. Teller, has repre- senteo Colorado in Congress one or two terms as Delegate before the State organi- zaSon, and he has also represented Pueblo county both in the Territorial Legislature and alsc since Colorados admission as a State, and is ona of the oldest settlers of Colorndo He is said to Ire a very pleasant and genial gentleman. We think Gov. Pit kin has made fortunate choice for the sue cessor of Hon. H. M Teller
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
TS1eSraph1c.
SPECIAL TO THE MINER. l
APOPLEXY.

APoPLExY. SACRAMENTO, April 12.-Hon. w. B. Prev, ex-Controller of State, and one of the Democratic candidates for Governor. was to-day noon stricken with apoplexy His life is despaired of
 CUT TO PIECES.
 SANTA CRUZ, April 12.-John Myers was cut to pieces ly falling against circular saw Tn Cbass's mill, Boulder Creek, 15 miles from here, yesterday morning. VESSEL BURNED-soME OF CREW PICKED UP.
 SAN FRANCIsco, April 12.-A Whining ton dispatch says: The American ship Re public" from Liverpool, reports that, March 21st, ? deg. 10 min. North, and longitude no West, she picked up a boat bel nging to the British ship Navarro" of Yarmouth, from Shields, with coal for San Francisco. The boat contained P J. Richards, 2d off cei of the Navarro, and tour men, who re- port, that on the 18th of March, in latitude If North, and longitude IA West, they left the Navarro nn fire fore and aft which was burned to the waters edge before losing sight of her. The ships crew left in her boats as follows: The first contained tie Master and nine men; the second, with the first officer and eight men; the third, with Richards aud companions. All the boats steered northeast, and kept together for 24 hours; the list and 2d boats having the hest sailors were then lost sight of by the second mates boat. When last seen they were steering northeast. The second mates boat when picked up had good sup ply of bread and water, and they had only suffered from heat and exposure and were in good condition.
 SENATOR TELLER's SUCCESSOR.
 DENVER, April ll.-Hon. Joe McHil- cock, whom Gov Pitkin appointed to sue ceed Senator Teller, is lawyer by pro fession, was elected to the Territorial Legislature ill 1861. having also filed that position in Nebraska in 1856, and siLce that time has represented Pueblo county in the State Legislature. His ap pointment to the U. $. Senate gives gen eral satisfaction.
 METHODIST PREACHERS IN FAVOR OF JOHN.
 PHILADELPHIA, April Methodist preachers have appointed a committee to draw up the proper papers expressing the satisfaction of preachers at the veto of the Chinese bill by the President.
 A DESTRUCTIVE STORM.
 JUNCTION Cry, April ll.-The wreck made by Fridays storm at Fort Reilly was simply beyond belief That there was no loss of life is miraculous The wind pursued the spiral course, destroyed one building in its course and stripping the uext. The commissary and quarter masJermaster storehouses were unroofed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

.Dos Cabazas Gold Note" is the name of Fays paper. Queer name isn't it! ''Cabaza" is Spanish word meaning large or wide cloak with hood and sleeves. Probably our friend Fay intended to name his paper Dos Cabezas"-Two Heads.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
T. o. HOWE, Postmaster General.
Proposals fr Military Sup
 plies.

HEADQUARTERS DFPARTMT NIT OF ARIZONA,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ouARTERMAsTER,
 WHIPPLE BAREACKs. REscorr, 4. I. March l5, lSS7 SEAI-LD PROPOSALS, in duplicate, subject to the C usual conditions, will be received at this ofic, until I2 o'clock noon on Saturday, April IS, lss, which tim anu place they will bs opened in tue pres euce of bidders, for furnish ng and delivery of Military supplies, during the nscal year ng the 1si sy of July, Ss2 and ending the seth day of Juie Isss, follo~s: .-t
 FUEL-Hsrd and Soft Wood and Chsrcos FoRAGK Barley ars Bran, Corn, sLd Hay; STRAW tor hay) for bedding such of said ,uppli may be quired Rt Fort Al ache Fort Bowie Fort Grant. For Huschucs, Fort Lowell, Fort McDoWell, Fort Mojave. Fort Thomas, Fort Verde, and whipple Depot, A. T. and Fort Yuma, Cal
 Proposals wll elso be received at the sane time b the Quarternsser st each of tn. above named post except whipple Depot, A. T., for furnishing he sur plies required by that pos only.
 Proposals for oragt and straw rcquirtdat Wilcox and Maricopa stations A. T., wIil ie received snG opened the same tme the foregoing, at inc office of the Chef Qusrteimar CT of the Department. Proposals will also be received st the offce of the Chief Quartermasrer of the Department and opened the same time with the foregoing, for the delivery the of the 5. P. R K. at stations between Los Angeles and o ton Cal, such quantities Of Barley and hy rostaticIres ed bsled Barley Ha, and Straw as may te required during the fiscal year comnencin July l, lS-2.
 Pro! o-sls for e thtr class of the mentioned for aplr iti lees than h whole qured, wlli be ceivAd. The Coy eILment tie r-qht rejec any or all Irouosals. A pretertnce will be given 10 articles of domestic production. Blank proposals and prIncd circulars stating the kind and estimatad qusn titles required st each post gvlnE full instructions a- To the manner of biddI g, nCitions to be ob- served by bidders and terms of pa men, will furnished application thus office or to the Quarermasters at th VariOus posts named. Envelopes containing proposals sho be marked "froposals --at---" and addressed to the undersigned or the respective post Quartermasters.
 HENRY C HODGES,
 Deputy CT. NIT. General, U. g. A,
 At Chief Quartermaster.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

The Army and Nary Register, whose editor has special facilities for obtaining cor rect information, says: 'We have infor- nation from trustworthy source that Gen. Sherman will sorn place General David S. Stanly, Colonel 22d Infantry, in command of the Department of Arizona, relieving General Wilcox. The 12th Infantry will, in that event, exchange stations with the 22d."-[ Tombstone Nugget.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
Dissolution Notice.

The copsrtnership heretofore existing between John Kirwagen and Geo W. Sines has t is day been dis solved ly mutual consent. NIT. kirwag retiring and Mir Sines retaining tine business; All bls due the nrn or owed by tn up tG date will be settled the remaining partner,
 JOHN KIkWAGEN,
 GEO. N. SINES All perscns knowing themsel es indebted d to the h firm of Ri wsgen SInes art nO.lhed that sn IL ntt ate settlement is required.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

The citizens off, San Bernardino held an indignation meeting lately, had speeches, aud an efhgy of President Arthur hung up by the neck. A rousing fire was built aad the remains of the Chinese guardian was burnt into cinders
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
Asse smnent NOiife.

To VoLEEY RECTOR:
 To. are hereby notified that have expended ne
 hundred dollars in labor snd 'mlT' inte upon he Rsmbo Lode. HIeck Hill- lJstrct. O saI county, Auzona, located Eco. Ssh, 1878. m 10 nold he
 said premises, under the visions "t sec,i'n 2S4
 Revi ed statutes the United states, md If w1thn
 ninety days fter this noce by pub, ct ycu fail or
 refuse to coi tribute yuIr propoIOn of ch e1peDpi
 ture ce- wner ycuT interest in said caiin V Il te
 come the rroperIy of tbe Shsc-hs- saG setlon 1924. - JOHN MAhS. prasco-t Feh n lssa W9
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
Notice of Publication

LAND OFFICE Ar PRESCOTT, A. T. |
 April 7th, 1882. Notice is hereby given that the following named set tier has filed notice of bis intention t0 make final proof in support of his ciaim and nal entry thereof at the U. \. Land ofioe, at Prescott A. T.. on the 10th day of May, 1sS2 ster j. Monroe, D, T. No. 105s, for the Ll of W T. and W l4 of Il sec ton 34, l2 north range east, and names the follow ing his witnesses viz: C. Bancroft, H. ee, e.. l.. Piphany G. Beckers, all of Yavapai County, A. T. apl7-5w W. N. KFi LY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

A 4-year old boy went into saloon at Dallas City. H., tossed five cent piece on the bar, and called for glass of beer, as he had seen his father do. Being refused the drink he went out and smashed the window with a stone.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
NoTTCEs

Notice Is hereby given, warning al persons asains urchssing the GIta Levlailan AIne (foruerly by C. F. antOn) Weaver District, YsyBpaI county A. IT, relocated the eadnot mine by the undersigned. Persons further WaIled against sspss sing the ssid property they VIII Le prosecuted according to JOHN MCGUa
 Antelope Hil Jan. 23, 1882.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
DELINQUENT NoTiCE'
BEDROCK MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal place of hSss- Fran CT co California.
 Location of Works, Weaver Mining ss+.., T svapAi County Arizona Territory.
 Notice-There are deiIq quent upon the following de- scribed socE on account of assessment No. levied on the 9th day of February 1882, the amounts set opposite the of the respective
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

It is good idea when climbing fence to poke the gun through first. It IS often dis astrous to pull it through muzzle foremost If any one of hundred who have done this were alive he would emphasize the in= junction.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

Archdeacon Dunbar has harp music per formed during service at his church of St Barnabas, London. He says that the harp is distinctively the instrument of religious worship
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

And m seeoFdance with laS, Se- si as-er O. 'he Beard of Directors ma tee -7ft 's-S Oi FvbsJ- ary, l8S2 mauy share of ch ySr el oi such It az may be necessary, will be sold at Puh auction al the auction house of Cobb boyee, 53l Mon gUmrIy St. San Frsncisc, Cal. Monday ihe th I'd day Ct pril, lsS2 he heur of ? O'ccck of sad day, to pay said Delinquent Assessment thereon, togehs with costs i advertising and IpersS ci tDc sac.
 EA. II. aHANESs Beer etarS. ofhce, No. $. Post street, San Francisco Cal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
NOtlce of Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PREsCorr,

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, A. T.
 March 3, 1882 { otice is hereby gil en that the following settler has filed notice of hIs intention to make final D. oof in support Of claim, and final entry thereof, the T. s. Lano Ofce at Prescott, A. IT, on .he sth day of Anril, 1882; George Blot: E N 7s for the W A ec. 33, H, k SW W, and names the foll" ing his witnesses, s. C. Miller, Andrew Whitehair, H. M. Herbert, and John Dixon.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
Dissolution ,NOtice.

The heretofore existing between Boyd < Boswell in the Prescott KCg Saloon has this the 22d day of March. ISS2, dissolved by mutual con- sent, $. Boyer retaining all right to the DusIness All bills que the firm w1ll be paid to $. E. Boyd
 $. l.. BOYD,
 JOHN BOSWELL Prescott, Mlrch 24th, 1882. 3w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
Notice fuI Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT PREscorr. A. T. :
 Aa ch iO.h. iS ?. Notice is ereby given that the foIl wipR named sett Ter Ina, filed n ice of hIs nuou n1akt rroof in support of his cain, and ule final thereof af the |. 6. Land Ofhct, a lItsoCr- 'f tho. % h day of AIlll, 1892: K ] It1Iis: ; lf9 fo. the K of Il ano F of F. A ec ITO II Wet and nsnes the f,llOW,Ig s~ his {, ness E. viz: George Naodeil, piran J fepn Henry NJ. Herbert, hai es ylor nd Grilio 70 HAi V, y. all of HaNaIai G unty, A. T.
 hI0-6t WILLIAA A $ eglstsr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

Mrs. Sanruels, mother of Jesse James, the red-handed highwayman, says her son Sis better of in heaven than he would be with us..''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

Chicago has the largest Hebrew popu- lation of any other city of equal number in the world There are fifteen synagogues Tn the city, which have an average attendance of 300 each.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

bill appropriating S2O, 900 for the pur- chase of seed for the Mississippi sufferers by the 3yerfox passed the House.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

Prairie and wood fires have been raging in Southern Arizona and western New Mexico recently. The territory burned over is reported to cover forty miles square, and the damage done is immense. The origin of the fire IS attributed to the Indians.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

Mr. Cameron, of Wisconsin, has pre- sented memorial in the Senate from the Good Templals of his State protesting against Logan's liquor educational scheme.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

The preparations for increasing the pro- duction of petroleum in the Pico district, Los Angeles, are on an extended scale. New wells are being sunk with great dispatch.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
Notic. for Pubi ca,rou.

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, A. T.,
 March 8, 1892. NotIcr is hereby given tha the following n-med settler fled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of bis claim, and fnal entry thereof at the U s. Land Office at Prescst A. T on tn. 9th day of ATril lsS2: John H. Dickson: H No. 90. for the E ]. of W E and " E of A 33. Township IA, R. W, and na the following as his witnesses viz George Blot, Henry Herbert and Beach WILLIAM N. KELLY,
 m,c EeQister
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DissO.utiOm N"tlce-

Notice is hereby given that the hr'u known as V. p Psyton Go. is from this cate, dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be carried by W. D. Paxton J. Walsh, who will resume all 1T debte. ness aSd cole # all accounts of sad bIU, John A. McCIsckin retiring
 w.D. PATTON,
 J l.. WALSH s.. JOHN A. McCRACBIN. Bill William S Mountain, Feb. 2Oh, 1882. n2s4.w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

It is reported that Gen. Hmlburt, late minister to Peru, died suddenly at Lima on March 2Sth from disease of the heart.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

It is reported that half the silver half dollars circulated in Montana are counter fefts, containing only 1G per cent silver. It is believed that they are made by Chi nese.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

Oxford won the University boat race with Cambridge.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

"Old man Bender is alleged to have been captuted for sure this time by the police of St. Louis.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

Wabash, Ind, druggist gave little child dose of laudanum, mistaking it for paregoric. The child died.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

Mile Sara Bornhardt is looking exceed ingly ill, and it is thought in Paris that she cannot live much longer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

The California Iron Company, Clipper expect to chop 25,OOO cords of wood next summer which they sill convert into char
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
RE" ARD.

The Territory of Arizo, offers a rews of s4O0 for the arre ad cOuvioii of the parties who stopped he stage ear lagst fl the B. h 7th If April, TWO huLdred for he rest ad conviction of those wha oL- bed the slass ei,her oi aaid dates.
 F, A. T. ITLg, Governor. The County of Yavapai also offers additional ward of S4OO for the arrest conviction of the parties. J. <. K'p tNBUkG,
 c A. CblNE,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

Judge Hunt, of Louisiana, has been nomi- mated Minister to Russia.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
For Rent or Sale.

Tie undersigned offers hs fine Garcen, with Toe House led vi at feast 5O tons of loe, for Rent or pLruculars enquire at the Gard h. on So Ith MonJezulIla St., r esfOtt.
 H mt H LINDSAY
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Spe ial T rm of the Dis ,rict
 Court.

pc ia Term of the Distric; Court of the Third Ju .i~al Distric5 hs Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Yavapai.
 Whereas il has been made to apDar satisfactorily to the District Judge of the above named Uourt by the Attorney prosecuting for sad county tUst the Iubhc justice den apd that ptcial term of said Court shousd be held for th trial of criminal a ses the rsnsactiOn of criminai business gen CT al y and hat the interest of public justice in hs, said Dis ricr Attorney judgment, demands lt. Therefore, by virtue of the statute in such cases made and plOvid d, the undersigned, Judge of said Court hereby directs that special term of said Court be he'd Prescott, in said Count, for he purposes aforesaid, commencing Monday, the hrst dsy of May, 1So2 at lU 0 clocE, AM.
 The clerk of said Court hereby directed to pub fish notice of the in heSspsper of general circulation said County, for the period of not lees than twenty days, before szid first day of May. Prescott, A. T., Ma oh sth. 1882.
 c. G. W. FRENCH.
 Judge of Third District Court, IA true copy. VIM wILKERsoS, sEAH Attest: Clerk, District Court. Indorsed
 Filed March 18th, lsoa
 VIM. wnkERsoS, Clerk, Prescott, March 24th, lSs2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

The Pest flee apartment will give reward of S20O for he and 'nviciion of each the parties gagged s.Opping said ages.
 Apll2 r. W. OTIS, Pos master, Prescott.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MAIL LETTINGS.
Notice to Contractors
Pest Office Department,

Pest Office Department,
 WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 1, 1882 PRoPcsALs viii be received at the Contract Office of this Departm'n Ut unt P. M, of April 2s. 1882, foi carrying mails of the United States the routes pecihed b. tht DeIarment. in the Territory of Ar- zona, from Jul! !, 1sS2 to June 30, 1886. List oi coetes wihd schedules of arrivals and departures in structIons bidders with forms for contrsctssAnd bonds and all necessary information. will be furnished upon application to the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14

Subscription, S5.0O per Year.
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Esiray Horse.

Tame to my ranch. on tie head Of Tanning Creek in Ju le, IShl. irCI-cIiy lose, without brand Sald horse is between five and seven years old T owner will com forward, pro property pay charges and take he animal away
 spI4w THOMPSO