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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
NOTICE !
oFFfcg OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
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ffNh of buAhD OF SUPERVISORS, or yAvAraI COUNTY. ARrz. Prescott, ArIz, July %, 1889. THE following named persons having been notified to appear before the bosrd oi Equalization ef Yavapai county. and tu show cause, If any, why the,r as sessments or valuations should not b.. added to, and having wholly failed to an pear Tn answer to such notice, the said board took ac,ioa in each case respectively as follows, namely; Chas Bishop, added $euo tc value of ranch C Hathaway, added $soo to value c,tx lo,s G A Dake, added $9o tn value city lot. Jas $ Brown, added $soo to value ranch Zoo to value impv,s Daygs bros, $ioo to value req estate MS . Davis, S8oo to value ranch. Auzona sa1tistone co S4, 1000 so val real es, John II Ehie added $500 to value ranch
 Wong Leo added Saso so city lots T ] Eaman added $500 to Improvements kirwagen X Haskell, added $7oo so rsnch Stayen C,rndron. added q, 900 to ranch
 Adam Scott, added $4o to city lots
 Henry Stoddsrd added $joo to imprv.s
 50 stock cattle $e4o D Whitney. added $i5o to impv,s
 \ Ragers, ZIG, to city lo,s
 Vim R Als,n. added 5o stock horses xf. GOO Cnue ehran. added loo stk cattle Ssoo G Dillon, added 8 cattle s2sO
 ihos F'aurnoy, added g cattle saoo Geo Iinm. aidei ao cattle s4oo
 A NJ Akerd and son loo cattle ss,,o James Alien, added g horses si5,o
 ] s c Aksr,l, e5 cattle ss0o
 Al Doyle loo cattle q. .soo
 Mrs Carrie Fsin loo cattle ssoo Phillip lluii, Iao horses $s.OoO
 jno H Hicks, added loo cattle ssoo Tim Hsnnon, added 5o cattle saoo R E Johnson, added 40 cattle ssao Geo Msrlow X bro added ,,o cattle si,o MeMliian N Goodwin 2eoo sheep t3.ooo G.o oonnell, added Zoo cattle q. Goo M NJ Harris, added loo cattle ssoo John W Kerr, added IS norsss s3,o w W Lowe added f5 horses tiso W " Lowe, added 5o cattle sioo ] T Martin, added Is cattle $500 n J Mar, added 25o cattle ss.ooo l. ID Miller, sdded 60 cattle s4o,
 Neal x Dcwd. added 4o cattle's3ao Chas Yates, added B cattle seS0 io9ert x Cannon, added 5o cattle taoo E Kirkland, added 5o cattle s4oo K NJ Rod igers, added % cattle saoo Y l. Rodgers and Co 2oo cattle al goo E a Riggs and Son, added n cattle ss,o Ii X fsiggs and Son. added To horses 5000 Jake Miller, added s,o cattle a 900 Mrs A Stevens, added i5o cattle si ooo A | Williams, added 75 cattle s6oo. -. E Hanless, added Ia cattle sSo. ]ohn Woods, s,ided loo cattle $500. X NY of the above-namsd persons who Z. were unsblc to appear before said Board In JULY may appear and be heard n, lhe meeting on MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1889 .nd the determination then had shall h. | insl Fly order of the beard.
 E. J. F. HORNE, Clerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
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..Do you carry these Shoes z Why yes sH Also .ne Largest and stock of mens Boots and Shoes m Prescott r me Sbow yn my immense stock of Furniture consisting m mart of elegant parlor Sets Bed Iounges all styles Extension
 es Bedroom sots Warob Easy Chairs Rockers and other chairs endless variety, Mirrors. Folding eeds Cots pThs sr ~ and hair mattresses Best and cheapest line of Car ps Desks and Office Chairs wall paper, etc rE See tn' ockerv aaa these elegant Dinner and Tea Sets Also the stest Designs in Glassware Ornaments Lamps on ths se NC have cur Crs Blackwell and other fine brands o assorted Groceries which selling at prices to defy compe
 on On the D other side the varied and complete assort snt f Gents Furnishing Goods bankets notion etc. and m bat not east step the and catch to the Ie Ass9rent every description of Fine Old wines and Liquors and MIw aukee beers, champages which We dish u sho ee together with cigars of the choicest brands The brick store repenshed with every description ot Gram Flour and canned goods which import carload lots
 m delighted with your varied Assortment and your Low Prices asgoaish me May inquire your terms ?
 SPOT CASH
 Well gooa-bye, cold day. J. L. FISHER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
Mining Application No. 2l5.

U. \. LAND OFFICE, PRFsCoTr. ARIxoNA.l Juuo ipth, lSSa Notice is hereby gwen mat ihe Vniied verde Copper Company. hy r. F.. Murray tta attorney iu fact, whose pnstpisice address ts fresc.it, Arispna, has made applic ation for a patent Tor .ab linear feet on thH Gln tniatnq clain, bearing silver aud copper ores, Slsuais Tn Verde mining district. YavapAi counfy Arizona. and described in she official n at ana held notes on ie tu this office. as fo,iows,vfx:
 BeginniuR at initial monument at ceulnr ot southern portion of claim where 1 M (. No. IS marke on nur herp face of araafta boulder, U x M A No. bears south 2 deg a4 man west 2,els feet; thence south, & deg east feel to south end C csuter of claim and tp granite rock marked c No 2s thence south si deg 8i min west. 300 feet to eranite ro,,s mar et C No. z, thence Bor6h, & deg west i,s91 feet io limestone mar cd e Noi. thauce notth. AS deg .S min east s0O foet to nor D end center of claim and 10 limestone marked e No ai ouO Feet tn sttndstoae marked G No c; tne1ce sputn, dH deg easf. i,13 fact C. graniIss rack mafked C No '; theuos soul h. 9 ueg gl mn VI st. s0teet tb monument aud stone marked t No ?, pl zee of beginning on cut nonhHsr'S oi ciatm-cOniining iAt4 forss
 ihe location and re acntiun of this mine Is recorded m tho recordet's office of IasapAi county. Arizona, on pags Ils. of book F G. anu page aSi of bouk x. au joining claimants is the United Verde Copper Company on the south.
 All parsons holding asversa claims thereis are required iu present the me before tbis office within sixtyd ys ftOm fhs first day Of puhiissti n hereof or the ey win ha barred hy Niftns or tna provisions Gf the st stutc.
 x. BURGESS, E3ster.
 rst public ation guns "a. 1885.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
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In the Dstriet Court 0f the Third Judicial District, Territory ot Arizona
 County oi Yavapsi

In the st-iet Court of the Third Judicial
 strict Territory ot Arizona
 County oi Yavapsi
 Adouiroa J Head Plaintiff.
 Nexsus
 Louis Wolitneurg and lteury Asher DePdtN
 Sunni 1as No. lftf9. Action brought ir tho District Court of inc Third Judicial ntstr vt, in and for the coan, Y of ssapai, Tcrritors 3f Arizana. The Territory of AriEpna Acnds greeting to ieats Vols nharg aiyd Henry Asher. You age heteby summan | and require q to anpear in an ae Ion brought against vnu hv the above ueBed plsiut if in the District C, urt of the Thifd 1ud eisl A strict. in a d for the couasy 1i lay spsi, in The 1Prrftarv oi Afizeaa. and answer the complaint fil-d with Inc clerk oi this CdHi at Prescott. ia saia slunty. ta cosy of which omp amt accomea nes hle mlnens) witata ten d ys lex ;n. sive of the dsg oi saryiee) after the efyicn upon you ei this sumufuns, fl served iu tb,a euusty, hat ery d out ni the county and within this district, then within twenty day.. ln all other cascs thirsy dsss And yau srf hereby notified that tif you fail to an ear an !, an-wer thr complaint ss above required. tbe plaint,il vii take judgment hV dcfsult a,-,inst you and costs sud disbursements in this h, half expended
 t',yeu under my band and tba seal of said lsEAhjCo Tt thlsaad day of Au,aist, A. '. tSesn
 WILLIAM WfLKeRSoN. CT K ROBERT Baow Attorney f r aintiii e2s,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21

More printers are in the House Of
 preseatatives than members of any ser single occupation or profession, cept the law. Amos Cummings, of v York, was a tramp printer, and
 he has set type in every state in ., Union. Senator Plumb was first . inter, then an editor, and then a aker. Galliuger, of New Hampshire. < a printer. but he afterwards studied
 iicine. Farquhsr, of New York, is | only printer, but was twice presi- IL of the International Typograph- Il Union. "Tim" Campbell was a .apositor on the New York Herald ,.n he was elected to the New York
 slature. o'Donnell, of Michigan, med the printing business and has ays kep. at it. Dingley, of Maine; ID, of Ohio; Nicoll. of North Caro- t; wickham, of Ohio: Hudd. of .eonsin lost, of Virginia, were all aters.-N. Y. Tribune.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
Mining intelligence

The boiler for the Mockingbird com pany st Cherry creek WAS shipped to- day.
 Robert Cartmen had acme specimens oi excellent ore in town yesterday from Lynx creek mine.
 The sale of T. W. Beggs interest in the Big Bug Reduction and Develop neni Compsnyto F. F.. Murray was announced to-day. While the pur- chase price is not stated, ii is under stood that MT. Boegs gets gsed round sum for his stock. ]. J. Williams, one of the most indsfstigstle and untiring workers that has ever visited this country, will take charge of the com pany's properties as general manager. and F. E. Murray will remain as super. intesdent. A. HI. Mitchell, of Cs.lifor- nia, is foreman of the Boggs mine. and ]. H. Boyd remains aS loren SD ei the Blackberry The company will con time the development oi their proper ty, and their intention is 10 eventually erect plant for the reduction, not only of their own ore, bat of the ore from adjacent mines. This company hss now been operating in quiet way for nearly "a year. They have not made any parade of what they have been doing or what they intend to do, further than was stated in their srti. cles of incorporation, but have been in a quiet way working in such a man ner as will not only prove rernunerative to them, but will be felt with beneficial effect on the entire country surround ing
 The Kansas City Mining Company which recently bonded the mines cf A. J. Rubert and sons, on Groom creek, are pushing work on their properties. They have eighteen or twenty men st present on their pay roll, and have also lei work by contract. The Hun tington mill is running on free gold ore, while a portion of high-grade gold sulphurets Is being sacked for ship meut
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
Board of Supervisors.
WKDHEsDAY, August

WIb8ESDAY, August IA. Board met August l4th pursuant to adjournment. Present, s. P. Behan chairman) and Morris Goldwater, su- :,ervisors, and the clerk.
 The following resolution was read ud adopted:
 WHEREAS, Some of the same persons elaim that they should be assessed }a Yavapai county, and have asked this card 10 dictate the matter,
 Be it Resolved, That the clerk is ':ereby instructed to write the Hon. .goArd of Supervisors of Gila county to :. he effect that this board will claim all le taxes which may be collected in I'd Gila county but which should aye beenpsid in Yavapai county. and ai Fl refus- any taxes collected in Yava- la. whic;i should have been paid in lila. AEi, furthermore, to ascertain Il -.s- s--. said l&s,d of Gila county is ss.-s..,,<s ,o join: this board in definitely lrssy ing and determining the boun- .,sry line heiween the said counties of .:.ls and fa1apai.
 Accounts ot Supervisors Behan and 'oldwater. having been approved by 1. ,e probate judge, were audited as fol- ws: -~.:.. *s.. -:. 'S P. Behan, salary. mileage. .$2O2 60 ;orris Goldwater, salary. 145 OO
 Bill of E.J. F. Horne, as clerk of .e board of equalization, was allowed :. S75.
 Bill of c. ?. Owens, as sheriff of pache county, for mileage in Tewks- try case of $t3l. formerly laid over, IS again taken up and allowed for DO. ...
 On motion, board adjourned until tgust 26th
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
Fkom r'Rlpay's DAILY.

FROM FRIDAY's DAILY.
 No mail from the west to day.
 H. 0. Moe, of Big Bug, was in town to-day
 K. NJ. Sanford left for San Diego yes terdsy.
 Probate Judge French is visiting wslut Grove.
 A railroad wsshcut yesterday near the Seven Mile House.
 Mrs. ). J Donneiiy arrived on to- dsys train from Denver.
 Judge DeKuhn is shipping supplies to his Cherry creek mine Western express arrived to-day. but the mails failed 10 connect Kay Barrel was purchasing goods to- day for his Minnehaha store.
 T. W. Bogg. left this afternoon for Big Bug with load of supplies. J. J. Van Hoatum will open saloon shortly at the City feed yard corner. Hon s. F. Webb will deliver the opening address st the Phenix fair. Judge and Mrs. J. H. Wright gave a progressive encher party last night. Sullivan, kilrain and Referee Fitz- patrick have been indicted ky the Mis- sippi grand jury. J. l. Gardner has deeded one acre of ground ness Prescott io Julius Band man, for $SSs s2 DoAne Merrill, yesterday, shipped L. H. Wilson's horses 10 him at New York. by Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s exprsss.
 c. l. Mosher, the founder oi the Arizonan, has severed his connection with that paper. and has gone to Los Angeles.
 The Globe Silver Belt gives an ex- tended biographical sketch of Alice Dicke ason, who is contesting for the Blythe estate. IL is estimated that Pima county bee keepers will produce 25leoo pounds of honey for home consumption this year. and this ie . low estimate.
 Frank Reed, one of the leading jour nalists of the territory, who hss resided in Phenix Tor the past eight months, has gone 10 Los Angles, to marry
 Emma Abbott has just received q $4 900 dress from PArisiaa dress ma ker. IL is intended to take the shine oa Sarah Bernhardt's $l 200 costume.
 David Nagel, the deputy marshal who killed Judge Terry, Is well known in Arizona, having formerly lived in Prescott. He was also city marshal of Tombstone.
 The case against J. J. Donnelly was dismissed to-day by Judge Andrews, on the grounds that the district sttor- ney cannot file complaint on inior- nation and belief
 Trustees deed fr om the St. Louis Ysvapai Mining and Milling Company to Albert Arnstein ct al. for all of the property owned by tue company in Yavspsi county has been filed for rec ord. consideration named bel ng $50,- 900
 \ bill of sale from A. H Mofiett 10 D. Levy and L. Wollenberg was filed for record to-day The instrument conveys title to about one hundred and fifty head of cattle, together with brand and iron, the consideration being $l 800.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
Hoilcs of Forfeiture

To Rassrio Croou, your helrs. assigns and
 legal suwF se1 tss;.Vesl
 IoO are hereby h5aAed inst the unsler- sig pcG, hp is c9-ow8eg with ycH in the Han Ia mtaiRg eiatfN, aas expended the sam of thsee hundred dollars in taH8r and Improve. nenfs apoA ssid i0lniug ci Aina, the said ex- Penai urts sad iw pfussu1 enfs being made hy me iu the ears lss6 SE ant iSSS in c,as : pfance with tne NBitea States nafntng laws fsltiftns annual SXpe stufes 10 be isi ssie on ifAess sisims. The nwtd llama minfng islsis ef l5@ fcsi ia ioagth by so0 wide sitCRte in hlstk Sucs nalnink district, in the esu s5y oi ayapGi, Territory uf AT . go0s A nAeona e he lpc tsau of the said Han. aeh la' iIlE clam is rnato in the Record ct Ainee. 60 the alice of the County Recotste of said NeyRpai oaaafy. EB book "a D ages G aad 2 And yea are hereby flrtser notified that II, ai the exptrai ion Of ni sety days aftet the public ftaucf Dts uutise, you fs q or refuse ta contribute or pay to me yoar proportlt l of iae said ss spend ituf es toge her wtth the cost oI th pubile tIt sn ot this notice. the interest of yao iu ssa1 hthna EninlnE oiaiFa will ta forfeited and be some she property of the un- Il rsiEuHd. JAMES NAfioNEY
 tftSco V A. T., i0iy II. lSS9. jy ylstipj
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
The Value of Hot Water.

"The soothing effects of hot water are not fully appreciated" said phy. sician the other day. "I recommend it to many of my patients who suffer from insomnia, produced by nervous irritation of the stomach, and also for certain forms of indigestion. Many of them object to it at first, but soon come to like it, and are generally much benefited by it. A glass of hot water now and then will work no spprecisble good, of course, but a steady habit of hot water drinking once formed, and sustained regularly for few months, works wonders with certain constitu- tions. generally recommend its use just before going to bed. It is great soother."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
Notice Of Forfeiture.

n F. N. short. your hears. assigns aud legal
 rtlass-se at atiFgH.
 NssG gre hereby nufiteu tbgt sae under stTae, wh0 ss st,3yrflgf wit yean iH the Morgan kil YaisiaG claim, has expende4 the Sunl ol one hsB.isea dolgaFs h lasaF and inlansVa, meats upac satst miniak clam, the said exi peustsiIreS and Improvements being made by me 10 the year iSss io camp4Iaaea Nsth ths lHitsd sSsafsS aat0fag iaNs, rcauffi c afnnaai ex xntcd ituTeS sss ee sn afie eh Wsnirg eta ms. The gekd AC ssn hsd tltnF tfaiFss ct, sStsts Q. lesc fset n ssaEth hs CO Sisse. ate in Tar Rev Greek tul0ina diS&Ttct, ga te enBfy ol Navepai. EcfrtfGsy nf sT sppa. | record al ths location of the said x organ Kla mining cl ssn iE 1assiein fl4e Eeeursi ef Mines. fn the off ce Of The Ccumts Recorder sf said NAvSgsai counsY. Ia honS 2i fssEss N3} anu s2s.
 q nd you are hefees f9r.hsr gotilisssl that if RI tde sn eiEatian ef uBneiY days after Inc pdhs icttsttH of lbs se'fce, ynu f&tt refuse to contn eate 0f pay to me your pr0partaen of the said oEs estditnres, fnketheT Slth the St of you 10 sssid Morgan Kid mining claim wtil te legfeskass sba oefoipe the propersy vf she unGers aes,. JAMAsS A ART.
 sresSois. A. J.. Jpne ia.h. rSss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
Terr,sorla, Board of Equalization

The Territorial Board of EqualiIa- ton met las, night at the office of Ter. riterial Auditor Hughes. Present Thomas Hughes, Auditor and ex- ofiicio chairman of the board, and E NJ. Mills; MT. Cook was absent.
 Black Ryan appeared on behalf of the Southern Pacific Company and asked the board to fx the rate of assessment of the road, including all personal and real property at 900 per mile.
 Col. c. s Masten, manager of the Phenix & Maricops railroad, appeared for his company and asked that the assessment of the road be fixed at $5 300 per mile, including all rolling stock and real property.
 Judge William Herring appeared on behalf of the Bisbee railroad, but at his request the hearing was postponed until this evening, when it is expected full board will be present.
 The board took the other cases under advisement, and adjourned until this evening at ' :30.-Star, Aug 13.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
WEDNESDAY. AuGusr q, 1889.
sN THURSDAYS DArLy.

aN THURSDAYS DAILY.
 u T. Andrews has resigned as sec re'ary ot the Zulick territorial board of equalization.
 1ochlse county pays bounty of SIS for hon scslps, $6 for bear and 6 for timber well
 Stock men complain of ticks and screw worms being very Lad among steck al present
 Mrs. s. A. Logan surprised her hus. band and other relatives, by her xrri- val on to-day's train.
 Tickets fer tomorrow eve ning's con cert can be had at all the principal stores Price 50 cents.
 O H Bennett reports heavy rAirs Wednesday afternoon and night at hi. place on Banning creek.
 Under Sheriff Moinernsy and Dep uty Gee E. Brown left to-day to arrest the Walnut creek horse thieves.
 Among out of town visitors to-day were, T. w. Roggs, Big Bug; A. schepp, Skull valley. Kay Barrett Mianehsha.
 The round trip rate from Prescott, Junction 10 the Albuquerque fair has oeen fixed by the Atlantic & Pacific rsiiroosi at Slo-o
 Miss Flora Williams accom panied Mrs. Jennie Oliver to Chino valley yes terdsy, where they remained last night, taking to-dsy's train for San Diego.
 Blake & O. have re-opened their assay office in Prescott, and are get ting plenty Of work Assays made by taem can be depended on As aceu- rate Office in Wells, Fargo & Co.'s office.
 sn itemized account of Fourth of Jaly receipts and expenditures was Pn iished in the Weekly JOURNAL
 ,sER. showing balance on hand of -sS5, and unpaid subscriptions amounting .9 over S70.
 The rece nt washous on the Prescott k Ari7ona Cer:ral railroad has been rep; :. Q ths -ains run through ct pra s--- Herel5iore it has been neces- sar.ss ee transfer at the scene of the xasLout, having one train on each side Q
 : c. R. Mar.indell received . very ilieasSat surprise yesterday, being . photograph of his three sons, in a group. They are aged IS, ls and l4 years respectively, and are 6ne, hand some looking young men. of whom Nr. Martindell may well be proud.
 Philip Miller, of whipple, and Miss Anna Bruce. sister of J. r. Bruce, acre married st the Methodist parson- sge this afternoon, in the presence of . ew intimate friends, and took their departure on the train for Washington ie-ritory, where they expect to make heir future home.
 About twenty young ladies and gen. lemen went out last night for . moon ight picnic at James E. Wings ranch. They enjoyed themselves immensely, .articularly on their return trip when their vehicle collapsed, and the entire aarty was compelled to walk into town, eaehing here about o'clock this morning.
 It will pay you for the trouble it costs to file home papers. No volume .n your library will afford you more pleasure, more lasting benefit. It con- tsins dates of local events which you cannot get elsewhere, mar riages, obitu- sry notices, etc. In short, your paper as 8 h;storyof the world in which your friends live and occasionally reminds YOU that you are year or two behind m subscription.-N. c. Herald. (Salis-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
Arizona officials have received i

Arizona officials have received the following from the U. s. marshal oi Utah: cone thousand dollars reward is offered for the arrest of the parties who committed the train robbery at Thompson's Springs. at 9 30 p. m. Au- gust 9th" Four persons are accused. One of the party has large, broad shoulders, is six feet six inches in heght, dark moustache, grey eyes; the others are smaller and were dressed as cowboys. They are supposed to be green hands at the business. They may have gone down the river.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
0o0Td-lu0cneS.

The undersigned has leased the res taurant adjoining Martin Maier's Ex' change, and is furnishing good board or $2' month. Meals and lunches at ali hours of day and night.
 Cool Coffee, Chocolate, Cake, etc.
 OTFo HALMER. Prescott, Feb. tn, 1889. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
Mine Owners, Attention.

The undersigned is prepared to make maps, sketches and drawings of mining claims, and also to write up descriptive reports on mines. Can furnish as many copies as desired, at reasonable prices. JULES BAuMANR,
 Room No. l, Williams House, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
An elegant silver trumpet has bee T

An elegant silver trumpet has bee T received for the Toughs hose company and is on exhibition at the Sazerac saloon. Itis gold-lined with the mouth. piece also set of with gold, and is in every way the finest trumpet in the department. The inscription on it is, Presented to Hose Company No. l, Toughs, for the best fire record for the year ending March lst, lSS9." It is valued at about $50. and will be pre- sented to the company Saturday even. ng, August 24th.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
Q. PentLand, Dentist.

Office and residence opposite. the Will jams House, Gurley street. Keeps thoroughly informed upon all new ion provements in dentistry. Every oper- ation carefully performed, and satis. faction guaranteed.
 Prescott, Jan. F, 1889. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
Motlca-

Al. Aiken is my authorized agent to collect rents and have charge of my property in Prescott during my abseno. LEVI BAsHFORD.
 Prescott, June 4th, 1889.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
Wanted.

A situation, by a respectable, middle aged woman, to do general housework. Address, Mrs. K. w. Burke, at Joseph Ehle's lodging house. je29tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21

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 For Tickets. Mars, roldsTs;s s''ssss s oss ton. apply at any ccnpo. p..s efoG] e. ST. JoHN, Sens e.s rss sp
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