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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-18
-ne BOSE PARK OF NICE.
A Garden in France Nhsrs ASess ArS cr,,,.n on . vsrT Large Scale.
 oAN An1 nl-.Ansinr.

. France whsrs ROsSs ArS
 c--'-.-' on . verY Large Scale.
 Ihave several times had occasion Ao visit the famous Park of ho0es s' E,ca The flowers there are the roa4 beautiful in the world.
 8oth banks of the Var are DOT dered by a line of hills of some height which are prolonged as tar Ss the sea The hills on the left bank aid in protecting the whole plain or Eioe from the northwest wind; Toward the southern extremity 1i these hills. on very rich, slluVia sou, is the Carras quarter, in which are the ur;ncipal market gardens 0t Nice. In that quarter, aiso' . n.1e higher up the hill, IS the 'oSeli'A"o villa or Park of Rosee.
 Ears noses arc cultivated exclu- siveiv for sale in winter as cut now ars Out of the twenty eight or thirty acres which the property com nrises about ten acres are devoted to the purpose of forcing the rose trees, and arc covered with very numerous small greenhouses or extensive hot he'd frames, one or the other of these being always in use for furtherng the production of the flowers. The total surface covered with glass ex- ceeds 5000 square meters, or an acre and a half.
 Naturally it is during the months of sctive sale, from November to April, that the principal harvest co CUTS, but even in the spring and sum mer the very beautiful roses grown under shelter arc in demand by the dealers. These roses are the only ones, or nearly the only ones, which show 8 purity of perfect tint exempt on the outside petals from the discol- cwation, the veintng and folds, which are caused by the bite of cold, too warm sunstrokes or prolonged hu- mtdity.
 During the summer the movable aides of the greenhouses gro taken away, Rnd there remains only the glass roof which protects the flowers from the rainstoTms.
 The proprietor and founder of the establishmentSis Mfr. Antoine Mari It may be said that the most striking feature of bis mode of cultivation Is the simplicity of the means employed and their perfect adaptation to the eod to be attained, which Is to obtain Gn abundant and continued produc- ton of flowers without great expense and without exhsusting the piants-
 4 rosebush, as Is known, does not require a high temperature. Certain varieties, hke the saffron rose, con- snue to put forth buds and flowers all winter long in Provence and well developed roees of that variety can be picked at the end of November even in the climate of PsriA AtMr. Msri's place the rose trees are planted either in three lines parallel to each other, for the bushy variety, or tn the case of those with flexible st2lkS. each by itself, something like grape vines, as, for instance the MaxeoAal Mel. They are sheltered by frames just high enough above the ground to allow 6 man walking about insHdA. At the height of the season, fron Dec 1S to April 1S. the Park of Roses sends away sn average of 800 dcaen roses 6 day. Henry de vfmortn in Revue Horticole.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-18
EnAmiusaE rruis b s1aaa~.

The most thoroughly frightsned man tn Auburn was 6 Gray 1sxmez who brings blueberries Co market. From the story he telis it Is no won der. He wss driving down the street at the gray of dawn ard just c suspi.
 3on of the red and blue tints which herald the lord of the day was ttne. tng the east The old farmer was thinking over the fat pocketbook be would return with when he had sold hts fruit, and the old horse was &m- bling lsisurely along when, horrors out from behind 6 building sprang four blue coated policemen.
 Their white helmets and brass but tons gieamed 1n the morning sun, which just then looked over the horizon Ar1ns gleamed oninously hum their belts, and the fierce look they wore caused the old man tn run over his past sins like lightning. One grabbed the horse, two seazed the farmer, while a fourth proceed cd to examine the cargo. It sp- peared harmless enough and the man was allowed to drive on.-Ban- gor Commercial
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-18
City Warrunts.

will pay general fund warrants. city of Prescott, up to No. 52l. in. elusive, on presentation. Interest ceases from date. Holders of gen eral fund warrants Nos. 469, 472 and 477, advertised May 9th, 1892. are hereby notified that unless said warrants are presented before Jan usry l, 1893, ths funds set apart for their redemption will be used in payment of warrants next in order oi registration. GEo. S. PORTER,
 City Treasurer
 Prescott, Dec. I5, 1892.
 IIy.,, fThe Holiday Season
 ~, H! De at hand before we are aware bsN' N' Persons who eontemplate do mH work done in my line would w;tbotn bSon to arrange for their sittipgs until st.m much delay. Don't wait do [ stormy weather sets in Tfro,' in time. Ro.oe Foo be able to finish work If ERWIN BAER. ShoaS' e, Photographer.
 Ladies, missas93 mi1n9esl Shoesi ne largest stock and loodliIi eniidrens'. In the city come and sea aVIest west prices VIII be sure to buy. Fifty m You Of men and boys shoes. Tta varieties selection in town. You arc e hnest oe pleased in style, quality pvre 9 I9 Prlee by the Bashford Burn ana ana Company, n'i'ter
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-18
simnIs Enengh

4 certain New Brunswick clergy man had occasion to visit the Pro vincial lunatic asylum asylum m the city of St. John. Passing through one of the wards, he was accosted by a patient. individual who could hardly lay claim to any but the most mundane cast of countenance, who gravety said to him, 'I am St, Peter:
 The reverend visitor expressed his qualification at meeting so famous q character, and passed on, presently into another ward. On returlng, a few minutes later, he was again stopped by his piously inclined friend, surprised him by remarking: "i am St. Paul.
 But" exclaimed the clergy man, you told me a minute ago that you were St. Peter"
 An. yes" exclaimed the man, but that was by my first wife.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-18
No. 25a. Application for a Patent.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

Prescott. Arizona, December si. 1872. NOTICE 4s hereby given that ' Spear. at- 1s torney ir fact for the Ora Bella Mining Co. v.sose posloiiice a.idress Is Bayard Aria. has tsi-igrn hundred and thirty-Gge 70 li5ji linear feet of tlle south Orc Belle mfne or sesn- bearing go'd and silver, with sgrface ground SIX h1ndsed ,esa3 eei in width. situaied in ieeer mini nsS district 1.nfy of Navapai aad Ter tory of Ari- zpua and tassgnziei hv fha eid tsfFs and oifc ial pist on fife in this otice Lef No S- sad loi number aa being desoribed as foiiows, go Nat- Eeginnin, at the initial mon mentioned in inc ficafion nstice a.u marking the North and renfar of claim where ,et siae stone 2sAlakb ins lls ft ia ihe srollnd and s0rronneed s1ine with mound of stones. Stone marked | M $ B No i same mon marks Souta end center of Uro nonfin EIinipg Claim Lot No O. U hin Mon No Tiger mining district brs ss deg dsoo C Eilnufe \ 70 deg 2 80 Q @ toc mon where mark s R No 2 on slate rlck iu place pf0ieriing aOoFe surface ilsxi9 9s - ft and bnila moaod oi stones along aide Same rock is marked Q B No for s E g,r to Gro bUnito Mining Claim. Thence x s des, fa min V f.ss5 feet te $ F DOT Of claim where | get a siafe stone 4aNczt ms tt tH tte rfoond and surrounded same vita mound oI eteaes Stone marked p No q Original i.ratian rsou lsrs K % tieg F 24 ft Thence N 52 de-. W 30a e Co location mon Tor end center of elain where | eet slate stone 1uxl-xB ins ff in grouna and build mound of siOfleS 2 s ft hieh ou $ side of marked stone. stone marked S B No 600 fl ts s " cor of claim where l set q sl..ie sfoni a0xIlzi2 ins ft in ground and sur rounded sanle with mound oi sioees- ,stone 4bee,,e N deg 90 mia E 1885 e to location mon ent to st,ln., marked o 2 No 2 fer W cor to Gro Bonito Nining Claim where l set slate stone ldstixf2 ins ft in ground. Stone marked Nee An cut 10 lhe face of siate ledgs e fi hiah by soo ft lone ir \ e deg Sl ft. Thence s2 dess E s0e C to inltlal mon | M . No place of beginnlng.
 Magnetic variation il deg min. Econtainins I3.es acFrs.
 Tho location of this mine isrecordefl ln the Effofsisr's office of Prescott. fn book l3 Of Taines. ct pages 510 and 52l Any asd ali per. sons clasBinE adversely any portion oi said S.5uth Ora Beils mine or saTi ace ground are reauisel Co ie their adverse claims Nlsh the Register of the United States Land Otnce ai Prsscott iIl the Coaaty of Yuvapai, Arfzone Ter rif1ry darlus tae sixty days period oi pulllca- ton hereof or they will he barred by virtue sf the prosisiuns og She statute.
 J. C. MARTIN. Register.
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Application fer a Patent.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

lI. S. LAND
 Prescott Arizona. December 5l. ss.iI. NOTICE is hereby gwen that V K. Speer, a. ~ torne,y in fact for the Ora Bella Mining Com p.lny whose post office asidiress is liaFar, Arizona, has inis day flied his application for a patent Tor 6ftaea hnnslred ll50al linear feet Of the Grey Engis mine or yein, hearing gold and silver. with surface ground ssx hun drcd l6e0l foet in wia h, situated m the Tiger ,,ir,isg isstrirr c,p1tg of favapai and Territory .f Arizona and designaied hY the held notes and official plat Die in q . oihce as Lot Number 5i. Said lot nuRlher si being described as fol- ows, fq wit
 pez.aninr af the in..ial mon. mentioned in locat.on notice and TasrkiDg the north end cen ter of rlaim Whero ] set a syenlfe stone ieAltho fls. ft n fne ground and surrocnsied same Nit D mound ef siaags. sfslne marked l. D. 1s E, s ss NO. [. An off- 2l in. dia. brs- n deE ' 2 zs r. \ liee ins uia bFs x e3 deg W 55 ft- Trees bazei aui marked | N C F No B T. ; Min Mon Nn bfF V = Geg F S-i3 C.. Thence ; $, deg Iniu q a0 lf 70 point where set a slate Ttus.t. Zf-1N5 ins { ft in the ground and stirroun- te-t sline with mourd 0f stOnfs- Stona is mar had li E No 2 An Cak ms dia hrs N ls deg W Orig.fsi loeafion mon prs deg | 70 n. Thence n deg s6 min W 1905 ft Co road bFs N VI 1nd S k is00 it Co point where l set o granite stone 2ixI2xs ins c in the ground and sQrroun- defi same with mound of stoDeS. stone ls mar .oI q E Nos. A Pine I6 ins dia brs $ 5l deg 90 lri 2 r ss fl. free blEIei and marked 6 r No B q OrieiaBl location Mon brs S g deg E % ft- Thence \ .s des min V 50 ft to \ end center oi clam whsre se. a granite stone 20xl2kl0 lns T A- ID iilf hfNiihi aAt t2fEOunue1 same Nttn monnd ot stcuss Stule marked C E No q tlr nal luc2fiGn mon b-s S deg s5 min W s ft spl 'o 1poiri where 1 set a granite ssone 3tx ie5 itIs C. l the gro 1,ld ua sarravude1 same E1ch mound st stpnes. f,I ne is marked q x No ! a. brl1 nai icVAilpn moa 'e-s 2 deg w 90 ft. 1 Hence dfg 5i mn E es3 I. to road hcs F and W S W i-9 is Co ioc mon where l set a slate ' s one iexisX4 iEs ft in tas ground and surroun- ! ded same with fror 1d of ones. Stone is mar ! ked x Ao g. An Oak % ins dia hrs 70 deE < ls ft- Tree hla. n and marked c E No 6 B ! Thence ss deg nii E ,5 t to tTanivay brs and i W W So fi O ini ial mon and stone 1 N c | ! No and place of teginu.ng
 ! Magnetic variation IA deg 5 min. E containing 1 -u 6b acrgs.
 l The location Of this mine is recorded in th' l recorder oihce Of Pre- eS.-tt, in book K 10 o ! nsinee. at pagrs 1ss and S.f.
 1 Any ana ait persons claiming adversely an,
 portion of sid Greg r. gle mineor surface gyrounl ere raauspd Co hle their sdver-e claims with thS 1 Register of the United SfAles Land Office a 1 Prescott. in tho Territory of Arizona during tn, ! sixty days period of publication hereof. or the. ] Wih Ea barred hy yirtRe ol the provisions of th'
 statue J C. MARTIN. Register. iattt0
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sA.E1as H..4. .. r..ssA psa.r~s..

4 most painful custom ct French funerals is the posting Gt the ex3t door of EAe church wherein the cere- monies take place of tho male head of the deceased persons family, the w1dower or tho eldest son or hrother, whose duty is Is to shake hands with every person who has been present as the obseQuies, when once they are over and people ara going away. It iEnok etaQuet*e for Me gentsaran to speak Co anybodS. but fl he ts moved Co tears bis weeping is considered Q most appropriate action. Paris Let Ner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-18
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION.
Some Interesting Items For Al
 Glasses Of Readers.

Call for the PAT cigar al the Montezuma Saloon. q
 Toys, tea set and tin bugles at Jones'
 When in need of a razor strap, go to the Yavapai Pharmacy. tf
 "Stargo," Orange Blossom and Mercantile Cigars can be bought only at Aitken's Cigar Store. If
 Imported cigars l2l cents each, at the Keystone Saloon. Charles Rice, proprietor tf
 \ bunch of keys was left ou the desk in the Postoffice. Finder will please return tothis office tf
 Anthony & Kuhn beer on draught at the Montezuma, cts. per glass. Schooners l2l cts. If
 Ge-whiz Ain't it cold. Go to J. L. Fishers for cheap parlor stoves. If
 Try one of the Champion" Ci- gars at AitkOn's. A new brand and daisy. tf
 Fresh Candies received each week at Aitken's. Finest assortment in town. tf
 For nice Buggy, PbRton, Spring Wagon, or anything in that line, call on Brecht k Throne If
 Fine Imported Cigars just recoiv ed at Ford's. These cigars are ex cellent. tf
 1 will not be responsible for any bills contracted except on written order. Wm. Dulin. If
 Protect your family and your old agewith a New York Life new ae emulation policy. If
 School" shoes for girls and boys in endless varieties at low prices go to the Bashiord-Burmister for your foot wear
 The only place in Prescott that you can buy the genuine Douglas shoe Is at Geo. $. Porter's. on the east side of the plaza. If
 The largest and oldest fire. acci- dent and life Insurance Companies are represented by c. A. * J.S 5. Green, Otis Building. If
 The New York Life Tontine poli- cies give the largest cash results of any policy issued by an- other com pany Tn the world. if
 Desirable residence property fo sale. Apply to Wm. Dulin. Monte zuma Saloon. As good we'll of water as there is in town is located on the premises. if
 The New York Life Insurance Company has Sl30,OOOOOO assets. 1 that can be turned into cash within l an hours notice, in NewYork. If
 II there is better cigar sold in Prescott for bit than the Par. at 1 she Montezuma, l have never found | It: So said Lieut.. Palmer, formerly ! of Whipple. if
 Before placing your fire insurance. | come around and consult C A S | J. ,. Green, who represent inc Largest and Oldest Insurance Com panies in the World. if
 You insure iu order to protect yourself ys,9 You do not protect your- self unless you insure in a safe com pany. The New York Life is tLo safest eompanyin the world, and inc sSehts are prepared to prove if Charles A. Green, agent. if
 Come and see us, and we wil, ox Riain our methods of doing bns;noss We are located here and intend to stay We represent safe, sound and reliable Insurance Companies and are are now ready to do your business Before placing your risk elsewbere consult us, at Otis building c 4.
 ioen' tf -SSl5,,0OO'OO0 paid in death ,Iaims so95,OOO paid every 50 days S3500003 m the reserve fund. The rates are one-half what they are in old line companies. While in good health take a policy in the Mutual Revsrya una Life Association. Don't mi pm what you can do today, what Tou 'dhhot do tomorrow. Apply to.
 G. w. Fo.n
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-18
No. za Application for

Prescott, Arizs.. Notice IS hseeby given ls .:, L. Girogx and E- I. PTss,,c torney, Fhose posf0f7iea s3i apai souniy. Arizona. hsE sss. F plicatiOn for a patent f1sr f5. Warrior mina or vein. ks.. with surface around e[B fs.- Verde mining distriei e<..s-1 = Territory of Arizora. and ...s| x notes and official pIat on fl. hufntfer --... sAid iff ar--. < scrihed as follows, to wisS-
 Beginning at NV corner ., a sard stene, surrounteI stone marked W No q fosl lnouuMient No. Il. V l1 her-.a : 2. 3sslss feet. Thence k D. 1s, a, [, to SW corner ol claim. vse.. surrounded by mound oF ,,''. z W No 2 fO7f A- JhenceS < ss E conner # claim. uheoe Ia e,- rounded by mound of esc.' " No. lult iE Iheur, N f-< feef Co NE corrsss ol cisim stone, ssrr6gAdeli bF 1I,r..,s.s marked VI No. q. 1a7t4 Y feet ta corner No. f I0ll4 ming. Ihis elaim is .r i.-f =, .'s. '.| Shelter HiiL
 Magnetic yAriation li ,lee i,.. ib-S7 acres.
 The iosation eE this nina . recorder $ oi.lce uf fasal,si e-'.' the book e9 of mines.
 The adjoining clasmanfs s.n Glited fer,ie Copper t.o1ar'sr.. Any ant all peraons ciail1.,. s.. tion of slzid Warrior mine s- 2, required 10 hle lhGiz aIIve,,s. Register of the United 8fsres i ], Cott. in she coH Bty of fagar'a, days' peris,d Of pahileafIan k.s. be barred by the virtue fo <..s Statute. q C. n4I
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AAanAA

As l have heard that a dentist travelling in the neighborhood of Walnut Grove, claiming to be a partner of mine, is having certain indebtedness charged to the alleg- ed firm, hereby state that I have no partner, and no one is authorized to do business or contract indebted- ness in my name.
 DR. F. H. WArrE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-18
waIlis' Reasoning.

Papa, what is dynamitein asked Wallis.
 "It is powerful explosive" re- turned bis papa.
 What's explosives forf' the boy asked.
 'Io blow things up, was the an Swer.
 I guess my nurse must be an ex- ploStve, then" said Wallis. She's hlowtn me up all the time. liar per's Baxsr.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-18
olela a. sAa a.~4~u,

4 Dutch painter, in the picture ot the AAsd worshiying the infant Saviour, represented one of thsn booted and sp1rred tn . largo white Snpdce. and bearing in his hand e So cnecsng to the babe a modea of Q OoNcn nigate.-D0ercat Free Press
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-18
H&elfnlfky,

Ilt.le Ethel-MHmmA, may I invite Lkicy Locke< tn to dsuneri
 Mamms-Why todsyi
 Little Ethei-Cause I wants her to come when I can be reel hospatahaA, and can today. We is gnan to ksvs . adeBeEt 'ssI dont Hka Good News.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-18
Netioa 10 R.ttl.

Parties indebted to the prd. signed are hereby notified that e1- "n less settlement of the same is mSdo ao on or before January lst, 1898, thav will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection.
 dec Al92 JOSEPH DouGHERrv
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A Natural Question.

Highwayman-Throw up your bands and give us your money.
 Cumso-How can I do that. you idioti Do you imagine I am a con tortonist and can get my nose into my pants pocketf-Life.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-18
Notice so c,,- N

ws,aIp An parties art desiring to uss c;tv Water are requested to m mats use ! Cl5! cation at my office. Watoe Ske aPPh- turned on to applicant. Hoer o will be Der ist' lSs2 R. N: FsrOrns,oDSssc n Dscem-
 Prescott, November 29, Iso5 Isot55ector.
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Key Pound.

inc so'y = straight brass key belong. cs5 b.S at' or night lock. Owner office. Seme by calling at this
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-18
SUMMONS.
In the Justices Court, Prescott Precinct Yavapai County. Arizona. Before HENRY T. ANDREWS, J. P. J. L. FISHER, Plaintiff.
 Versus W. E. PFDIFY nefsr5o,,..

w. E- PEDLEY, Defendant; Action brought in Justices Court of Prescott,
 Precinct, in the County of Yayapai
 Territory of Arizona. Territory of Arizona sends greeting to ". Pedley. ~ You are hereby summoned and reouirad .o appear m an action brought against yop hv the above named plaintiff in the Justieefs Nourtof Prescott Precinct. in the co1nfv of hayepai, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed in said Conrt af Prescott, In sad county, within five days Iexelaslve of the day of servicel after t6A service upon you of this summons. if served m thss precinct, buff served out of the prs- cinct and within the county, then within ten days; and if served out of the conntV then within fifteen days; in all other cases twenty days. N'''>' Said action is brought to recover. the snu Of one hundred and twenty-one and 3O-IOO dollars.
 And you are hereby notified that if von fall to appear and answer the Complaint. sS above required, said plaintiff will take insisT- mept against you for the amount denande,l Ss aforesaid, and for all relief in the DreD,- ises. and for costs of suit.
 Make legal service and due refprD bsreof Given andeT my hand this s6tb dav of August, A. D, 1892
 HENRY T. ANDREWS. dnstlee ot the Peace, Yavapai County, Ariz.
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TIME -:- TABLE
CONNECTYONS.

ALBUQUERQUE AT. &s.P P. F. R. for all t,ainis east and s0uth.
 pItlssf' 'DTf JUNtFF10N- Prescott 6 Arizona Central railWsy for Fort Wlipnle asid Prescott. EAi.SrON NaiifurIin Southern railway for isos Angeles. san Diego and other s"uthern Cali- foFnia Bointf.
 MOI kyE-Southern Pacific for San Francisco safsfan,ento and Northern Oalifernia points.
 Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars No shanl., i= made hY alesping-caF passenenls isetuaen SAN FRAN tsl'0 and KANSAS CITY or SAN DIEGO snd Ltls ANGELES and CiilaA- GO.
 The Grand Canyon of the Colorado. HeFesafsre inaccessible Co tauFists can ca f,e reached by this line. ria feech sprlngs an Aiare rifia from thence of bat euiy-thrfe mli This CANYON is the GlsANDiSl aud MO WONDERFUL of NARU RES NoihS.
 Stop or at Flagstaff! And hnnt aest. taar and wild turkey. in the magnificent pino f8rosts og the San Franeisso mountsins. or visit Che anoief ruins ot the
 Cave amt Cliff Dwellers. IT. <. NANSfF4h. W. A. BiSSElL
 Gen 7sIsf Gen. Pass. As5't-
 a fs GAbhia Gqnffal Superintendent,
 hGri1Qrl .QuE. A- d
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LADIKs' NURSE,

M RS. ROSA A. MILLER IN THE plNFss. IN nI south Prescott on CertaE Street will n,,F-s iadiee and can provide tllem with d nice 1,,;ss nome during their illness. Terms reasopabi
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INFORaIATIoN NAMED

f! tRi. vantpa to sssist 4. x. Btra the tailor " and Co learn tl,e taiiors trade Apply at q R Martintali's office
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Subscribe for the Arizona Weekly Journal Miner aud get the News.
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Mountain CitI Llrna Store
Classified Advertisements.
ROOMS TO LEr.
nELr WANTED.

HOUR nicely furnished rooms suitable fo + housekeeping. nquirn of Mrs k A. Baker
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PERSONAL.

I lNt0RMAT9pN WANrED. -knvene irno,,;,,,, the whereabouts of ROBEltT A. NFEIN
 wln c9nier a great favor by writinf, to Dawn NEhiN' Denver, Colo. general delivery. a55ff
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FOR SALE.

GOOD STOCK RANCH FOR sAI.F.-Plror, VI ot water and grass. ranre has never b,sss, oseFstoc kei; can cut plenty of hay within threq miles oi water; range smooth with hpt liitle 1rusl plenty oi land suitabla for raising wh,,al hay; climate warm; no frust For fuFther rsrf;-. aiars apply to the undersigned by l6fter at fon- gress, Arizona, or in person i the Marine eaheh. J. l.. HALL.
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is dead,
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Atlantic < Pacific

RAILROAD COMPANY fDA
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-18

ID Y. CAltlWiGlir has heen aissins and :, A' knowle,lge of him can be ai sinrs A.. is@. whom he left Holix. taiifornia. sos san iliego. He was about 5l Years nf age Ii.. feef eleven inches ln hcil,llt. hEht eompleziOp. bine ey''s and erippled in the lelt arm Any inforfna- uOn concernlng him, either eiive or siga will he thin kfulsy received by his wife MARY I.fAIsTL WRIGHT, POMONA, CAL
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-18

(fO1h comfortable room to lai. nicely furnisbed VI lady preferresi Apply to Mrs. R. Al. NIIIrS m the pines on South tOrtez strcct.
 4 NiCkLl furnished room. Apply Go Mrs. H. pretrotf ''7'
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DR. F. H. WAIrE.