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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
Tax Suits.

Some Of the~heavy taxpayers Tn Pima county refused to pay their taxes, and suit was commenced sn them. The de- fense set up that the court had no iu- risdistion to render judgment on ao- count of faults in the delinguen; list as published. etc
 The court held that the list had be en published and circulated as required by law. SC far as the printing and dis tribution was concerned, and that the paper Was probably sufficiently desigHa- ted by the beard sf supervisors, in which the publication should be made.
 But owing ;e the irregularities that the dsllsr mark was absent from all the colunaas save the first; that the oath of tke tax collector attached 10 the original and published list, failed to show the year e years for which the taxes were due against the lands advertised, and that by reason of these irregularities the court had acquired ne isrisdictien over the lands and personal property against which judgment was sought, 1t therefore gave judgment that de!end- ant go hence withep, day.
 The judgment of the cour. was largely based upon the decision of the supreme court of Arizona ey Barnes, judge, in what is known ss the Apache county taxes case, where it was held that proceeding of this character is special proceeding and that the stat ctes must be strictly followed. Pros pector,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
4 Frosty Family,

"I stepped into lawyers office to- day." remarked s gentleman te Times reporter last night, while lunching at 8 Msin-street chop house, "and saw lying on his desk an envelope addressed tc him which bore on its upper left hand corner the business card et oAe Winter Frost, Dealer in General Merchandise,
 etc, stamped there in large purple let- ters. Struck with the similarity of the name, l made some comment, and was much surprised when informed by the attcrney's fatber-in-laN, Ehe Has pres ent, and acquainted with the Frost family, that there were six brothers of them, each bearing chilling name, which he gave me, as fellows: Jack Frost, Winter Frost, White Frost, Cold Frost. Early Frost and Snow Frost. ] felt chill creep up my back and must have shivered. for the gentleman ad- ded They are East TenResseeans and are 8 rm-natured, clever, geoi
 hearted set of fellows, sli tall and pow erIui, with sandy hair and forid con- plexion, and look as fl they coald be true to the name and staxd the cold of an arctic winter. '"-ksnsss City Times.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
Schoo, Recort.

During the last sckool meath of th, Prescott public schools, the following pupils were neither absent nor tardy Louise Bashford, Mary Clark, Gussi, Raible, Netiie Burton, Daisy Stone Minnie Pentland, Nellie Crocker, Lu cille Wol!snherg. Sophia Wollenberg Lucy Clark, Lena Sanders, May Price Edith Weaver, Flossie Cartier, Habs, Genung, Violet Hstz, Anna Schuer- man, Bertha Schue,Hsn, Theresa Fredericks, Maggie French, Charlie Hernden, Clark Hewlett, Tommy Campbell, Eugene Engle, Harold Bash. ford, Johnny Van Houtum, Robbie Van Heutum, Charlie Shull, Alden Will. liams, Ralph Moore, Max Parker, Hugh crocker, June Williams, Willie Blaine, Fred Freder cks, Charles Sutherland EdniuHd Williams, William Crocker John J. Frsdericks, George Parker, Wilimott Pentland, John c. Frodericks, Fred Moore, Julius Redenburg, Clar- ence Spanking.
 The teachers of the pvblic schesls desire b impress upon parents the in- psrtance of regularity in attendance as the year approaches its ciose. Every pupil should have the benefit of the years work, and should be ready for the test fer promotion.
 D. A. LkNBRIGHT, Principal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
SRERIEFS SALE.

D. ! Sullivan, nlsIatiS. ys. Pagriek FoTi,
 Jerome |. ord. Celia Ford, wisn her hus-
 bs1d, the Egic Patrick Ford. defendants
 District Court Judgment. Decree Of lore.
 closr~e and cTder of sale.
 Under and by virtue Of an order of saie and deer . Of foreclosure issued out of the District Coari cf tne Third Judicial District of fho Territory Uf Arizona, in and for th9 County Of NaYapat on the 2ist day of March. A D. iSs0, in the above entitled action whsf e. m the sbOve named plaintiff, D J. Sullivan, Ohfsined leg cni aud decree a sNnst Pat rick Ford. Jerome P.E1rG. eiis Fore, with per husba ad, She said Patrick Ford. she above named defendants, oc She 2j-h day of NoSem. her, 4. D. lssg for the pt neipRl euol of One Hundred snd SIX and Ftfty Ons- n rndTedths D liars tSso6 59j, with interest thereon at the rate of two l2l per cSnf. nsr month from tbe 2sd day Of February, 1888, sia paid. to sethsr with costs taxed Ht sHteen snt Sixiy-nYs one bund rcdths Dollars and aii aecrnfns costs. which said judgment ana decree w ts on Inc I7tb Gay ol March lss3i. Q 7 recorded "a Judgment Book Three ,sl a{ pages - Of said Distrist tC lurt. I an com mnaBdod 10 sell ail that certain lo' piece Or pelcol Of land situate p the City of Pro eot.. County Of Nsvspai aud Territory Of Arizona, an Do sn1ed aud described as fviiows, to-wit Lot numasr seventeen gf7l in block nun beF lsur tl. fo a a. ore particular and definite descr pf on of which said lot reference is hereby had tO the oificisl map Of said City of Prescott (, now on lie in ths sfiice of tae Re corder os tna s2i1 uuiy of avapats to- eelheT with ar and siugu ar ths teuemcHts neTeJitalaeptg and 1ppuftsDances ereurto D@iongiDg or fb ans H 50 aPpertaininE.
 Notice 1s hereby given tn st oL
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
proEresslye Euohre.

Judge and Mrs E. V. French enter tainea large number si their friends at their residence last evening very pleasantly. Progressive eachre was tue principal feature of the evenings ea- joyment until towards midnight, when the assembled guests were invited te partake of an elegant cellstion, which was amply discussed and en jeyed. NIT, and Mrs. J. N. Rodenburg were she winners of the first prizes, while the "besby" honors were awarded to Miss Emily Horne and E. J. Austin. Among those present were the follew- ing; Judge and Mrs. J. H. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Martin, HT. and Mgs. J. L. Fisher, MT. and Mrs. c. ". Culver, MT. and Mrs. j. c. Hernden, Ar. and Mrs. Robert Brown, Mir. and Mrs. J. N. Rodenburg, MT. and Mrs. Ed. Austin, MT. and Mrs. J. W. NcGowan, Pref. and Mrs. Ludwig Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. ". Moor, Mrs. and Miss Emily Horne, J. NJ. Aiken and A. 4. NocIe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
SHERifFS SALE.


 By yi.tne Of an execution issued ou ol Justice l.. Andrews court. Of Prescott Precinct, County 0i Yavapai, Terri .ory Of Ariz 5na, dated the 10th dey Of February 1890 in a certain ac.ion wherein Wiiism Dulin, as plaiauG, recovered judgmen: against the Arizona Union Mining Com- pauy and Standard Mliing and Reduction Company, dsie" dsnts. for tue sam of Three Hundred and Sixteen aud Forty the Hun dredshs Eollars (SSiG 40). with interest at seven per cent. per snnpm from date until paid, ogether with A,l costs, on the 18th day Of August iSSS,
 ! hsve leyieJgpoR the following described property, to wit: All tbs right, file and in- Ter est or The above named defenda ts either at law or ir equity. O. iD a 10 Lot ST-B in section 27, Township 8 North Range 2 sit uate on Groom Creek HassaYampa Mining District iu yavapai County, Arizona, des - cribed in tn led States paEent to May Beaa MI ing Company. dated February 2G, 1881, sometimes known as and called the sztlan nill-sits; also one ten-stawp quartz mill, oue boiler 9 feet ioag with ;d flss station ary in furnace, sne 20-hnrse power engine. 2s-iBch stroke, with sil pss, belts, pumps ete, connected herewith; also the Adele Aiae, situate in said Hasssyempa Mining District, In said ( nnty and Territory, with all sppur.eRsncss belonging thereto or in snywise GppeFssioiuR.
 H.sF. R..
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No 2ssl APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

us. LAND oBrlcK, Parse TT. Aalz9sA, ]
 February zlh. issss NOTICE .H hereby given ina 8ackhsrry lN N gnipg Company, sy ]. J. Wifiiaws, fs Prescott. AfixeUs. has thi- day n!sd his ap. plies' ion for e patent for iffo linear feet Of inc II ack berry mins or yeiu, heariRa copper gold and kliSef Wit5 surface fronua GO feel h width, situated ia~ls'g Bug Mining District. County of fGvapRi aGd ferTifory cf Arizona, an 4 desis aatsd 6T tho eld- r etsr s1d Oiiieial piat Ou fie su GAs uslae Lot Number 8. the exterior bouotiarles cf said i9t Ne. az being as foiIOws.
 segianfng st lait al Haonan1ent at center ol ela nl, where ia set slsfe stone marked M ii No. 1, ' s. Mineral Monument No. I bears s8 dee. eb u4in. El51s feet. thenc8 S .sa uos @ ni Sio feet Co cenftr end Of eiaini, where Ia nlafkfa Il No 2ea N W lace V Sao fee t0 wntre is set slate ssone n4erk ed Y No. S. thence < g feg O mia " tff0 feet tc whore is set siae stone marked ~ No. 1, thence 54 ds S' min \ S.0 fe q so sentsf end cf claim. ana to where d No. . is marked on " face Of slate rock iu place. u0l feet to where Is set slate stone mark aa II No. s. thence D cs- % min I 8is feet to where k e slate stone marked Fl NJ. q thence N bs deg s9 fn " sEp feel co monument and stone No. 9 place Of beginhiss o-t ont boundaries Of cisiIo.
 Magnetic variation, l3 log 5s ln in east. c tl~ ta'ning 70 @ acres
 The ioesuoa snd reios alton oi this ynine is rec QFdsu ID tBe Recorder < Ofi,ce or lATRpel County, in Bjoks II iltt 9 Of Minss.
 Any and all psrEons cialistng adversely y portion Of said n Sck berry mine or sar ace ground are required to fie ihBiF adverse claims wlfh tue tsogtsfer Of the United st ates AriEons. ourinR he sixly days period Of pabii alton hereof, 0g lhs y Wsli be barred py virtue 0fihe proFisions of the statute.
 'i2wto Y. BURGESS, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION
Some Interesting Items for All
 Glasses of Readers.

|
 stonewall Whisky at the Monte zuma. If
 Fine stock of Saddles at osenburg Bro. dln
 Cowboy outfits speciality at osea- ourg's. dlu
 Schooner Beer at the Montezuma cts. glass. u
 Lord Fountla-oy Caps and Collars al Mrs. Biaine's. ti Does yeur tooth achef Call st Noun tain City Drug Store. If Cexe's GlyceEine Lotion at Ross Corner Drug Store. nlgtf Very Rough on Rats" at the Moun- tain City Drug Store. d All the standard patent medicines ct the Corner Drug Stere. u sterling's Royal Remedy at Ross Corner Drug Store. n9u
 All the standard patent medicines at the Corner drug store. u
 Fine stock Of diamonds just received at Nj. Goldwater t Bros. u
 Try boti,, of Tolsnd's Tonic, for sale st tLe corner Drug Store. u
 Three meals for sl at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hats's hotel. The genuine Sterling's Royal Remedy fo' sale at the Corner Drug Store. ft
 Reduced prices have caused great rush of business at the Corner Drug Store. If
 Congress, Apollinaris and vichy mineral waters in stock at the Corner Drug store. tf
 Everything found in first-ciass harness shop can be had at 0senburg's at bottom prices. dlti
 Ladies Fall and Winter Hats, latest patterns, just received by D. J. Sulli- van & Go. u
 Saddle horses and single or double rigs for hire at Sloan's stable southeast corner of the plaza. fl
 X large assortment of drugs, chem icals and toilet articles for sale at the very lowest prices at the Corner Drug Store. t
 Rubber oyershees, rubber boots, rubber coats, and arstics, in endless quantities, st J. L.. Fishers. d5tf
 For sunburn, tan. and the effects of bleak winds, use Espey's Fragrant Cream, for sale st Mountain City Drug Store. u
 Take your prescription to the Noun tain City Drug Store, to be filled by licensed druggist of Illinois and Min Gess0ta. q
 Good work and low prices tell. Osenburg Bros. are always rushed. When you come to Prescott call and examine their stock of harness, saddles, etc and obtain p ices. dltf
 Full line of Ladies requisites for the complexion. including Camelline, Bloom of Youth, Magnolia Balm, Lubin's Vio- let Powder, the standard Face Powders, and elegant Cold Cream, a. Mountain City Drug Store. il5-ti
 Miss Le Leyier wishes to announce to the ladies of Prescott and vicinity that she will take charge Of the Dress making department at Mrs. W. c. Burdge's Millinery Store, and do all kinds oi fashionable dress-making satisfactorily Patronage solicited. Re memember the place--two doors north uf Postofiice, st Millinery Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
NOTICE UF FORE FE!TvRE.

ITO r. MURRAY, YOUR HEIRS. As ! signs aod "a gaf te press C3a C ses
 You are hsttby notified that the under signed. who are CO., wueTs wttn you in the tiorenc'a mining claim, basesex pended ibe sum Of two hundred dollars ia labor and 4i. prcyenents upon said mining claim. the said expenditures ard sTnprovem euts heiDe msao 10 The yeats iSSs ard fss9.,in compliance with ths United states mining laws, reqgir- log ar nusi eXpend 'fures io be made on Inin- ing claims.
 The said FtoTcncia tni 1ins eiairn consIstg oi tsS0o feet iD ieps | bJ 500 feet wiae sltu4 ie Q Verde mining dis .fist, Ia The coanty of Ysv- apa., II ths r Tsrr tors og Ar.Eona. record Of toe Ioc 7t'pB Of the said Florencia mfnins ola m is made 10 Inc record of niiLes. in thC office of fhs onunty re order of said YaVapai county in Book 23 page S1.
 And you Gce hereby fgTt6er notified that if ai ths expiration oi nineiy days alter Inc puhiioa lon Of this notice, yoo fail Q refn c tc en otrioate or pay tO us Four proportion ol the said eXpenditures, together with the ouEi Of the publication of this notic5 the interest of you sn said Fiogeneia mining cisIm wlil be forfeited and become the pro Peity ot the undersigned. !. KUHN.
 HENRY WUHZBU RG. Prescott, A. T., March I iSg0.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
want lsenYr nsnages.

skcfia o'Neiil has isst returned frsm NAinsL Grove, where he went fer the Purpose of serving H. s. Van Beuren, president of the Walnut Greye Water stsrage Company, with summons ia fourteen damage suits, sggregating in ansust s9S,ooo The cases grow cut sf the recent breaking eF the Walnut Grsye dam. and all the parties suing gre residents ef Msricops coanty. in the ceUrts q which county the eases have been commenced. The following is lis: Of the claimants, sad tke
 snsesnt which each claims ta have lnst
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
NOTICE OF F0RFflTnRE.

IT'D LOUIS BYRNH, YOUR HEIRS. AS- \ sig0s and iegal representatives
 You are hefery nuIGed that the under signed who Is co-Jw1er with you h the Bellevue mining csaim, has eNpsr led tne suH, Of one hundred dollar. la labor and i'm . rrgSenehts upon ssld mining claim. the said expenditures aa q isarTovcnn euts being m asie hy me in the year 1888 tn compi iancs with tae United states mining lave, requiring an nual expe idisCFes to be made Oa mining clairir.
 The said Beiiesee minigg 0iAiuI eonsls's q I.so3 feet in ieBgtb by SoJ feet wide situ sts i; Martinez ibiug dtstricf, sa the county of Yavsps', ir The Territory Of Ariz0na. ] re cord of the location of the said Besie vre min ing claim is m sde iu the Record of Mines. in the offi of he County Recordec of sald Yav- apai cou1iy, in Book A. page S1S.
 And yon arc hereby iurtker p0.ified That If. st the ex oiFaiiOn Of ninety days sfter the publication Of his notice, yeal "a q or refuse 10 contribute or pay tc ne yoar proportion o: She said expenditures, together with the cost ef the puhiicttiOn of tbis nctiee, tue interest of you in said Bellevue mining claim will be forfeited and be, ome he property O. Inc nn> ieTSignes. JAMES o'lIAkA.
 Prescott. A. T., Feb. l. iS9o.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
l have received a carload of elega

l have received a carload of elegant Anheuser-Busch (St. Louis) Lager Beer, which l propose to sell ice-cold, at reduced prices, in kegs, bottles. or any amount. l have refurnished my lodg- ing house, and will rent rooms; beds can be rented st two or four bits. am ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pine and juniper, cut to all sizes, split and delivered st house for $7 per cord Leave orders here or through poetofiee. Martin Maier. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
SIS Reward.

Lost. January 18th 1890, about 200 yards east of D. ". Thorne's ranch, g box, belonging to the United States goverement. Box weighs 204 pounds 1; is marked stationery" and is address ed to the quartermaster at Fort Verde. J. K. Slack, whose postoffico address is Prescott, Arizona, will pay sl5 reward for information leading to recovery of box. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
\ oiice ls hereby given that on
"Wednesday, ihe 18th day Of April

1890 si twelve o'clock noon nf that day. in fro | os The noytn deor nf The court honse. in ihe city of Prescott, County ot favapN aud Territory of ArfEHue. ] Wt'l, in obedience 10 ssid decree and order 0f sa e ae!l thg above dee bed property. CT so iauch thereof ss may be Ee. 5ssagy to satisfy said plsi tigs' decree and orfer af sale. With interest there on Rod costs etc, tU the highesg Rad best bidder for cash, Tn U. s. oaIreuey,
 NA. O, O'NEILL.
 Sheriff of Ysyspai cou ty, Arizona, B. NJ Mcineruay. Under Sheriff.
 Ozted st Prescott. A. T.. March 20.h 1890
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
Madnasaar. iha l6th daY of lnIiI

fss1. at the hour fi2 o'clock nom Uf thai day in front of the north daOr of ihe C1ur, House. 10 tho City of Prescott. County oi NEvapsi and Territory O. AIizpnE. wiii ID ob diencs toihe said judgment and decree and order of sale. seit the abovo described property. or so much thereof Es I8aY be necessary to sal1sfg p.aiufin a judsInent. with interest thereon and sll costs. 70 the highest and best blddcr for cash in Uni. cd States currency.
 WHO. 0'NttLL.
 shafim of Navapai Co, Arizona Ter. By n. McISEBNAY, UndsI sherlG. Dat sd Prescott, A. T.. March 2i, 1,sJ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
Tuesday, the 18th day of April, 1886.

at i2 o'clock m. of that day, in front of the north door oi th5 Court House. in the Jity ol Frescclt, County of YavsPai, will sell all the right title sRd iDteres O! sad deiepd- ants Ariz3ns Union Mining Compaoy and SEsndafd Milling and Reduction ompary in s to tho above cescribe4 property. at pubic anctio0, Tor easB Ualtei .ates cur rency, to the highest and best bidder, io sat isty said execu ion and al costs.
 Dstef at IT )ti, the r3i day Of March, 1890.
 VIM. 0 O'NErLL, sherIa. BY Ii. MolN sRNAY.'U der Sheriff
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
Aottco.

cVttCps Having closed out business at Msier's Restaurant. all parties having my meal tickets will please present the same for payment at the Tragic meat market.
 tl HENRY SPAULDING.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
SHERIFF's SALE ON FORECLOSURE

". c Bash'ord and F. H BrrIniater, suryiv
 ing partners of the fir n of W. z. Wilson 6
 Company. firm formerly composed Of
 said surviving partners end w. z. Wilson, now deceased, pialnllus
 Standard Milling and Rsdgct.9R Company. degendant. D. stfict Canrt Orper os Sale and Decree of For closure Of Lien.
 unaer and hy virtue ot an order of sale of the District Court of the Third Judicial District. of the Territory of Arizona. 10 aud of March A. D. is9e, in the Rbove-enttled ae- ton, wherein ". C. Bashtard and S. H.. Bur mister. surviving pa tnefs Q: the firm of W z. VI tlsoR q ConiQan Erm formerly com posed oi said surviving partners and w. z. Wilson, now deceased. the aoove-nancd plaintiffs obtained Judgment sRd decree Company defenuapt. oa tha iatn day ot July A. D. 1888. vhioh said (atKment sod dc rec recorded in Jadgnent Book Three fSl si pages SI2 and SIS, of sad District voafi for the su;a of f,sasssn ssa- lars, with legal interest thereon from the illh dEy Of ApTii, A D. is2s 70 aals amounting n tbs suin of Thirty-tse and so.i0o tsSa ssi potisFs. at coats oI suit taxaG al Twenty seveu kSZ) Doiials, snoustiug in ali Co the sum of Nineieen Hanarea and S!ne ard si. i0e gslss2u pailars. together with interest thereon anu all costs. ! Hfn C9tnmaDded te sell ali thai certain loi, piece or parcel ot land situate, !ying and being in she County of YavEpai, .nd Territory ef Arizona. snd descfI bed as sollogf. 10 Hits-Ai the right, title aud interest 01 tJe ee'd orfeAuRhts Standard Milling and Reauciion Com mpSny, of. in apd Co that eerta.n mili site known aud pateni cd as the May Bean nllii site, dcscFibsd as I.0f Thirty. seven fS7i. township tts'tsen
 Isl north of aauge TS ; szi, west of G!ia and salt River Meri ian, tn the G1r nty of fava- pal Rnd Territory of Arizona the psteit whereof from the Coitcd states to the May sesn Mining Company is of record .n Book 23of beedas At pages bSl to J5a tuelnslve, 70 which reference Us made for any oetteF O. fuFtheE descriptioni together with the csr tain ten stamp se u. building. axturts sp breaches nn stebiaery and t-amWAys thereto connected, and that certain on co and dwell ing house thereon situate and sii iooefnenta. appurtenaDces a id hsreditasasnts connected herewith or To ans wise appsrt@lHlns there
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
DISsoluTl0a NOTICE.

Notice is hereby giylsa that n co psrtnRr ship heretofore sxistiug between C. ". cuiVer and c. k0emer t 2s cen dissolved, tlls in- teEess of the latter having been rurcb asad by A. ". Edwards. Tine frga wIll hereafter b. who sill ms sume siI obligations and collect all debts due the former nFm.
 Cu.-VE8 < EDWARDS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
The Modern Eaiie.

There came tc New York poor exile
 of Erin, The deT on bis robe was heavy snd chill {; h 8 fortnight he wac a police uniform
 wesTiRg, And HOW he could lend you ten-dsl-
 lar pill. -Te1as Siftisys,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
Price List of Rubbers at 9. ]
Pianos on ,ns,a,,mon,s.

Pianos sold on easy installmenIs First-.iass, fine toned instruments B. A. Goldwater, Prescott, Ariz. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02

-Atti'aF 5. Echshes tguardian) 5V,VJs VU
 all ef .ae above gre for damages to rancbsz and otssr property except tke last asmed. which is for the loss of ihe Haynes family. hr. Feushee, as guar sisB, bringing suit cE beAalf Of Carrie Edelia snd Ada Eiis Haynes, the sniy survivors oi 2 iaraily oi eight. The at Ssrheys for ,he plaintiffs are Clark Churchill and J 5 Woodward. Mr. EaE Berrsn has retained ceEDssl azd syl. rssisi iAs suits.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
MAIL LETTINGS. Notice to Contractors.
Posr orsIen pnr.nrnssr,

Posr OFfgaE DErARTagST,
 WAsnEoTOS, D. c, FEg. l, ls90. PROPOSALS wul be received at the Con- tract Ofilce Of this Department until ( ?, m oi April 10th, 1890, Tor carrying the mails Of the United States laon the routes, and according to the schedule Of arrival and ae- parture sperified by tho Department, in the Territory Of AFizons, from Taly is,, 1890, to June so,b. is94.
 Iists of routes. with schedules of arrivais and departures, instructions te biddcrs. with forms for contracts aud bon6s. sud al other necessary information. wiil be furnished Dpen application ts the Second Assistant Post mastay Geaer2l
 JOHN WANiMsKER,
 Postmaster General.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
letter List.
A Game Of snt,auyty.

''-7 WI P'9-f VT 50 the statement is made, Since the time when the flood shut the laEs frCm the sky For while in tho ark. So the Scriptures remark, The dove was by Noah "Put out ca a fly" -Er.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
Rooms ,c Let.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET- 1N at inc corner of Apntezana and Willis Street. Nrs Biaekh lru
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
A MAN
ChiCagG, Rock Island & Pacific Ry.

Including Hines Easz and vgext of the agfsso,arf River Tic Direct Rcuts 10 and from CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND, DAVENPORT, DlS MOINEs COUNCIL BLUFFS. WATERTOWN EIoVx FALLS MINNEAPOLIS. ST PAUL, ST. foH- EPH. AICHIsiON, IRAvEEWoRTH. HANsAs and PUEBLO. Free Reclining Chair Cars to and Irufo CHICAGO, CALpNTEL1. HUTCElESOE and DODGE CITY. and Palace SieapinE Cars hss t,-cal l-ElArralhl Nriril