Weekly Journal-Miner from Prescott, Arizona • Page 2

BP 9 '-s jammer. FRIDAY. FEBRUAUY IO, 1SS2. SKbscnptJoii, s5.00 per Year. Tbo Stata of Arizona.

A bill lias been introduced in Cotierosti, for the admission of Arizona as a State. Ths introducing part is all there is to the fciatter at present. Any Bane man ought, certainly, to understand, that although Ar. izona, is prol ably Republican in thclast legislature as a guido- barring of courso, the members who illegally took seats through the Stu Simon fraud. She nevertheless has a Democratic Delete, which ha3 a tendency to lead Republican Congressmen to believe, that the Territory is Democratic, hence her admmission is entirely out of the question, as the Administration would hardly accept a sister unless of a comploxion similar to that of ths stalwarts.

Our last census gave the population, including join Indians, Chinese, fit something less than 42,000. Taking it for granted that rc havo gained 10,000 since. We still have but r. little over 50,000 inhabitants, seventy id thousand less thxn th quoto, uic-: we could claim a right toaduiisi'- With the completion of the iron the northern portion of the Territory, jidatioa will comtou3xap: idly, and it is reasonable expsctthat the iiext Delegate miht, under som cl numerical stronth! bill for the Jrr.T jov '-itt Arizona. At present th is prcu.uture, aaiount to nothing.

hat is bills Ti.iA li over th Tjitk rv. pri." a mint, public highv-ATS, -tnis State question-is ill buncoin, let it havolfidTgnated wire it Our Indiana. Readers of the iliXEK. will remember that our opinion has always been, that the Indians of Arizona should not be removed. Our reasons arc numerous.

YTe beliero the time has not arrived for their removal. The San Carlos Inditus were given a reservation upon which to live. In a short space of time the discovery is made, that upon said innervation there oxists valuable deposits of coal, and the Tucson Journals send out the lamentable wail, that poor lo give way to the whito and become denizns of a barren count? over in the Indian Terri tory. Ju ice is due to all races, of whaterer eik nationality, and tli6 coal upon the Reservation is just as much the -ty of the Indians, as the type is the erty of the Tucson Journalist, i'iia Indians should be allowed to ltase their coal fields, and receive a royalty for every ounce of coal taken off their reservation. The Government agent should watch and guard carefully the interests of his subjects, and everj' dollar received through the sale of coal or other mineral deposits, should be judiciously expended In buildine houses for the Indiana, and ir.

oiherwiso adding to their comfort. Let this bo done, and the Indian question will be forever settled. Tho Ixdian should ba and made to respect the laws, and we believe will be. Monive County Mines. Many interesting accounts we hesr of the art at mininj: revolution in iiohare county From time to time it has been our pleasant duty to speak of our sister county as her merit justly deserve.

But with time new developments spring up, and it becomes our plcasare to note them. In tho Fairfield wc learn Hon. IL ITardy has found an abundance of good milling ore, and proper negotiations have been perfected for working the same. All around the Mineral Park and Cerbat sections fins gold ledges can be seen and purchased yet for much less than their real value, while over in Gold Basin we hear of a most wonderful gold mine, which has frmn lo to tons of $4o ore on the Burfao. rith indications of an end less qusiitiry Let tha tv or.

approach these mineral fields. i revolution in mining matter? v.iii a-sa any ono of the seven wonders, -ouuty is not propeily pprecisted aW id. It is one of the richest mineral sections In the United States, and at no dwtant day these good men who have stayed with the county for so many years, will, as they de aerve to, reap a rich harvest. The Nugget is a little off in regard to the feelings of the Miser in connection with the fippointrceiit of Mr. Tritle as Governor.

Perhatis the Miser knows more about tho appointment and the final result than tLe Nugget dreams of. There are many changes and promotions in this world of progress and prosperity. The laugh may be on the other soma of these fine days. If the press of Southern Arizona have any doubts as to tho standing of Hon. T.

J. Iiutlcr, wc would advise them to communicate with Senators Miller and Jones or even President Arthur. "We know one thing, Stebbius, the Tomb atone pet didn't succeed, and the Citizen's nsg cme out with a broken leg. He" Mexico has Pueblo Literary and Tadf Sehool located at Albuquerque, i Ly the Interior Department and o-yteriau Home Mission Board, for and promotion of Indian chil- the various Pueblos in the Terri-c. -y.

At present there arc 50 scholar in attendance, and tl progress made by thein during tho Lost is said to have been most wonderful. Miss Mary Auld is one of the principal teachers of the six selected Jr conducting the Albuquerque Industrial In-atitution. Why an't Arizona hav a similar school for her Indian children? fM- 1 A Yashingtou dispatch of the 4th inst says the President to-day confirmed the neutcnce of death pronounced by the court martial in the case of the three Indian scouts, De-d Shot, Dandy Jim and Skippy, -convicted of mutiny at Cibicu, and ordered -their execution on March 3d. I The Nebraska fknators want a man appointed Secretary of the Interior from their EA.ILHOAD TOPIC, Route to be Chanrtd. News cemes by telegraph lo the DiviR'on Engineer ef tho A.

P. Ii. i. vtctt of Uaeiberry to suspend vork vest of that point, as other arrangements arc about to bo made in connection with the construction of the road. It is to bo a change north, to connect with the Utah Southern, or south down the Colorado river, to connect with the H.

1. It. R. It appears that Huntington haa a finger in tho pic with Gould, and believo tho latter route will be adopted. Liit the cat -jump ss it may, Tavapai will hare plenty of It.

R. fidelities, endTrescolt Till be the great center, EX-SENATOR SARGENT. The press, regardless of party, are a Tinit at least, in regard to Senator Sargent's sterling honesty, his tm industry, his great ability and unwavering devotion to America's welfare. It i3 now a fact beyond peradvonture that he is to stipe rcede $1t. Jxjrkwood as the liit jrior.

That lie will fill tho place with bono rand credit there is not tha least doubt, for this happy change in rretsident Arfmur's Cabinet much credit is due to Sonatw J. P. Jonas, of Nevada, one of the brightest lights in the U. S. Senate.

1'or Secretary Kirkwoml we entertain none but fuelings of kindness, however, thrj "unanimous -vr-dict'Ais thani'e-ia'entirelv Uo 0ov, MUl'old-'fordsh. Ho r-, the r.t'ormost pits' ft'ie tin.v3ii a pfc None, Jjoh-svci -U uit t-iVnt n.l. in goodness. Quite different -i wntja-rive, proi.it't eud in -ery sense i the word, and not afno express hiniwlf uuon all subjects no iiow grave; just whaf. isjnacessary to a Kood Jiecrotary of the Interior.

Cooper U.T.'SS'. Albnqaerqno Last yeer Jow Mexico produced only half a million pounds of copper, while Arizona's output reached eight million pounds. The year 1882 will show a wonderful increase in the product of this metal in this territory. Tho celebrate mines at Santa Rita, in Grant county, will produce- sefersl millions of pounds of ore this year, while mines in other portions tl)3 territory v.ill swell i he aggregate output to st least ten million pounds. Last year Sfichigan -rras the first copper producing stat, its output 53,000,000 pounds.

Tho mines of Nev Mexico are more ext tnsive than those Michigan, and with development will place this territory at the Lo td of the copper producing states of tho onion. The price of copper continues firm, and gives a fair j.rofu to miners. During th.o past year the cxcei-of exports over impoitB was r.bout pounds, so that the consumption was about 04,000,000 pounds; the stocks at the close of the vear in producers', dealers', and manufactures' hands being probably Iowi than at the corresponding time last year. Very Complimentary. The following complimentary notice ol Miss Liliie Edgingtou copy th.

Washington Sunday Gazette of January 30th: "A New "Stai." MissLilhe young ind talcr.tcd actrrss and a gre.if favorite ef the Pacific coast, recently arrived in New York, and will shortly mako her debut on the Eastern stage. Jlis3 Edging-ton has playedduringtho last cighteoniaontlih at the Baldwin, San Franc-aco, in tae following roles: Kuntingford" in "The World," "Dauphin," in "Louis 1," "Francois," in "Richelieu." "Asmi," in "Leah," "Q-ieen Gertrude," in "Queen Elizabeth," in "Richard "Lady in "New Way t-j Pay Old Debts," Overreach," in the same rlav, '-'Myi-aua," in "Galatea," "Madame de Montilaud," in "Two-Nights in Rmnc," "Pauline," in "The Lady of Lyons," etc in all of which she achieved great success. Jiliss Edgington suported Sheridan in all of his finest parts. The press of the Pacific coast speak of Jliss Edtrington as graceful, self-possessed, an xcellent reader, and for cne who recently before the footlights, as having the very finest conception of tragedy, drama and comedy. It is predicted for her that the blank in tho profession caused by the death of the lamented xseilson win be filledin every particular Merit shoulit iot-.

fc i.tieniir.ifud. and in thh con nection wo welcome the young lady to the East, and bespeak for her those courtesies which arc due to a stranger among new faces and scenes." A Haltbretd Jots. Senator Lapham w3 elected to succeed Roaeoe Conklins by the New York Legis lature, as tho result of a compact of the Ualfbreeds and jnor-opo1- ne was carried in on the s-houlders of paper pulp mnnnmlr Miller, who succeeded Honorable Senator Thomas M. Piatt. As a kind of friendly compensation to Senator Miller for his Assistance in Hoisting mm wio uw ate.

Lanham presented a petition praym thst of should be nrintcd in such numbers as would furnish copy to each family in tho Unitcd States, and had it rslcrrea to tne rmi.u tee. Senator Anthony, frum tho on Printing, has reported back and asked to be discharged from its consideration. Ho remarked that it seeded tw tho co.unut-tec that tho petition must l-ava been gotten up by some eminent papennaker; that the cost of such publications would exceed per snnum. Tha committee was cL charged from further consideration of tho subject. TJiw is of the little jokers" with which "half breed" politicians the country.

If Mr. UUllil lu Conkliujr had been re-elected, it is impossible that such a preposterous proposition could ever hsyc been countenanced by him; but then his friend colleague, Piatt, was notapapermaker, and had no itching pajni to be cured by the spplication of congressional paper ointment as Senator Miller has. The connnitte on Printing estimated the cost of paper and printing at per annum; but tho postage should be added, which would greatly increase that aajppnt. The country will learn by degrees ho muck it has Iwt by the exclusion of Roscoe Conkling from the United States Senate. Post.

The coinage at ilia mint during' January was ten million four hundred and lifty thousand, ot whiaii two rami drcd thousand were standard SanvllTolwT ArM.iir Jow in niakiD" noun cation for the Pacibc Coast. VTno Own3 thoNujgef We are reliable informed that tin TombBtone Daily Nugget is now ownei by men having large interests in the towi. and district, and that John E. Farrell. Esop well and favorable known in Tucson, is the controlling editor.

Mr. Fareli is one of the brightest men of iiis age. He is well verseed in all allairs, and particularly known by all Arizonians, as- 1- ,1 A sued. nuer ins ni magemenc me in ujjufu will doubtless become one of the most reliable journals as to mining matters, he having for s.everal years had persona' superintendence, of large raining proper ties, and it support the light niei. and measures for the good of CocLis count', ehe we will be much mistaken in the premises.

We surely hone mud for the paper under his charge Citizen. Well we don't believe the Nugget is owned by men of Tombstone. We ih believe that it is principally owned by r. gentleman of Prescott. Ed Miner.

Hon H. Oury introduced the following Bills in the House: A bill to establish a branch mint in the territory of Arizona; which was read first and second time, and referred to tin Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures, and ordered to be printed. A bill to enable the iw-K Arizona to form a constitution ami State govei i ment. an 1 for the admission of such Mate into tii" Union omtq-jai lootiiiq with states: -vjs read a and second r.inf. referred the Com on 1 ann oruereu to ue J.

fj. A bill tostablisli an assay office in the Terrilory of Arizona; which was read a first and second time, referred to the Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures, and ordered to be piinC J. The city of Durango, in Mexico, has in its vicinity a hill that is aliribst pure iron. It is two miles long, one mile wide and 700 feet high. On its surface, uncovered and visible, are, acconLug to esti mate, 200,000,000 of tons of iron ready to be placed in the smelting ovens that it is proposed to put up at the foot of the ill.

A large part of the ore yields from 70 to SO per cent, pure metal, and is easi- worked and converted into steel. vVood for fuel in unlimited abundance is to be had near by, and good water is likewise accessible. Altogether there seems to ue no reason wuy xuiau i- should not be a Tittsburgor liirming- ham in the near future, or even cast those cities of iron and flame entirely into the hade. A grand boom is rapidly approaching this county. Why? Because the capi- tilists of the Eastern States are just beginning to realize the true value of onr ich mines, and the mining experts are coming this way for the purpose of ex- xming them.

They are open for in spection, and mine owners willingly invite them to do so. Not only is Yavapai county the, home of tho miner and pros pector, but. is also the home' of the stockman, farmer and ranchman, and there is room for many more. The late snow i i storms have gladdened ine Hearts or many, and prosperity is sure to follow. It ic now almost certain that Lieutenant DeLm? and hose of his party who eiiVctcd a lauding at tho western nioutn ot the i.ena Imvf.

noiishcd. The neus from Lieutenant Danenhower loaves just a lint hope tint the party may be rescued, but tne com aim hardships have been so severe that it would nln.f.st a. miracle if anv of tho men lived through the winter. The voyage of the has been one of the least satis factory ever projected in search of the North Pole. If another attempt is to be made the start should be from tho Siberian islands, ample stores of provisions and clo hint; being tstahlished on tnem aim uiu nain land, at the mouth of the Lena fiid other prominent landmarks.

There would have been little difficulty to surmount it DcLong hnd found supplies on the coast when ho landed. F. Po3t. Beach, of the IiIiSER. has undoubtedly remarkable influence with the President aud the departments at asnmgton.

Witness the abandonment of Whipple Barracks. Yuma Free Press. Thanks Sam. When Whipple Barracks are abandoned, it will be because there no longer exists a necessitj' for them. However they nor Headquarters htve been taken from as, and "if the Court knows itself, and we believe it does," they will not be.

We do ii-it blame Oury for anything He is not guilty of having interfered. Arizona matters are managed by McConnick and Joiibs. I Tf ia rnnrted that the manager of th? Fish Commipsion is going to Washington on jfiicial business. Dedtieth the eipmso vvi-y de! gidful trip, t.ie com fusion will have about money enough Itft to stock a with suckers. Ii the mantime, for tenr of accidents, we have written delegate Oury to mix a quantity of spawn with our garden seed.

The Free Press staff, trom this on, ill bo a self-coustituted, illegitimate fish commission. The public is asked to conip ire results. Yuma Free Press. Tho freight receipts of the Atchison, To- peka and Santa Fc road at this station ior the past month sm'uts IP. Thb is for tho town aWnic and due3 not include material used in tho construction of the Atlantic and i'aeiSic road.

Albuquerqc Journal. IIi.ji. Ufixry Woods hss mverrd hi con- result-red daving his many yai-s of oiFeidl duties iu tlii3 Five conncr mines in Arizona produced Yi b.luO.wU los oi copner iakfc iicnvlv 5.000.000 lbs br tho Copper Qnoen nnv.inniv. This OoiunanV S5S5 soon to i 1 IWA ii.r niitiH prouuee Guil'an don't seem to relish the idei of being (after death) p4Wed up by the medi calamity and having hi. uuy ton put on exhibition iu cunoSity.

hop- 1 1" I minnr 1 I Jjla oujjbt to bfl cremated alive. neetion with tho Tombstone Nugget, and i- Jt is asserted with great now pasaes into manAgpinent. Ilariy to iB deputy slit-riff under our old and s- ip tivenes. by tn. i.

ho a.o in IUmn to teemed friend, J. ii. Behan, to wlinai abut th recent piuv.i.ue ci tlio hnif: owea much for vidiiaWo services in thu A. P. i- n-lt That was a left-handed compliment paid John Wasson by the Courier.

The gold productions of Georgia has ncreased from in 1675 to nearly in 1881. i 1 The railroads built last year cost at ieast $100,000,000, and probably Most great singers-are accused of taking slight stimulant, but few know how much it xakes t- prima dona. Dr. Holland.s poem, -'Ritter-sweet'' had the largest suile of any pown evu. published in thib country opies.

A voting lady being asked by a ricl bachelor, nty -uvcii, who would you rather be?" replied sweetly raid modestly, "Yours, truly." A slave has but one master; tho nun ha many masters as there ersons whoso aid may coiitribure to tht of his future. A negro once gave the following toast: 'De Gobernor ob de State he come in wid berry little opposi Jon; he goes out none at all. A printer was convicted in Dubuque, Iowa, the other day, uiit.er an old and for ml' State law. for lishinsr on Sunday. ved him right, nc ought to have been w.r!c on a Monday pper.

VV Peter led the first crusade, a foreman wooed an Arab maid beneath the t.oj.ic moon. And as they cood to-. ther there, it makes one think of silverware namely a desert spoon. a man after my own heart!" exclaimed an impulsive young lady, sometime since. "Pshaw," exclaimed her practical old father, "he's a man after the monoy your Uncle Jabob left you." Mr.

Farwell, member of Congress from Illinois, has introduced a bill for publishing a list of nil persons rrceiving or claiming pensions, or to whom pensions have been refused. "Chinese barbers shave without lather." This reminds us that our old t.chcolma.-:. er used to lather without shaving: One is said to be as painful an operation as the other. Twenty-nine railroads in the "United States, with a mileage qf miles and an apparent investment of in bon Ss and other indebtedness, have been foreclosed the past year. The Nevada State Journal says that an exploring party recently found in Death Valley the relics of a party that perished thirty-two years ago.

The only traces that survived were a pocket-knife, a wagon tire. spoke, some bolts and a wagon The Prize fi'ht between Ilyan and Sullivan, took place yesterday at Missippi city, and was won by Suilivan in the ninth round, Ryan failing to put in an appearance. The fhrht was witnessed by hundreds of people, ani thousands of dol-lart; changed hands. Tlie Tu.sou Citizen, a few davs IfaVcMfs a stTTCfo ir.liifjg over ui-nsara to the supposed, removal of Whipple Bar racks. Nov, lilr.

Gitizen, that editorial was not by Mr. B-ach, as he was on way to Prescott from his Eastern trip; the in vour brilliant di orial amountetl to uotii- The practice is common among the en-irravers and watchmakers of Germany of hardening their tools in sealing-wax. I'hetool is heated to whiteness and plunged into the vex. withdrawn after an instant, and plunged asain, the process being repeated until the steel is too cold to enter the wax. The advantages claimed for this method are that the steel becomes almost as hard as the diamond, and when touched with a little oil or turpentine, the tools aie superior for engraving, and also for piercing the hardest metals.

STOItMS. Loxnox, Fob. C. Tho British steamer Cosmo has foundered in the Black Sea. Ten persons were washed ashore from the vessel new Kilia.

Boston, Fob. G. A number of wrecks are reported off Xantuckes. Considerable damago was done to property along tho beach. A portion of Xaniucket beach.

The The rail ay was swept away. The saow storm was very severe throughout Kew England. Trains are seriously delayed and the roads blockaded. A passenger and freight train collided At Nantucket. Seve ral passengers were lnjurrel.

LAND Fob. C. Tho Land League! Association requests the Leapue throughout the countrj to take action in their respective districts and urje mvliibeiE of Con2rcss bring the consideration of cases of imprisonment of AuionVan citizens by the Brit-isii Govenimeiit in Ireland. TRAIN' NOT lIEAHU l'ROM. FuedeiiIcksbolu, Feb.

A train on the Piedmont narrow gauge railroad, which loft Oi-ans-o Couilheuia laut uiht with 20. hands, incbaro of the lo raise tho snow blockade, has not been heard froiii since. a. r. 1:.

is. Fob. G. Tho Tribune has York men -u thirds tha iiv djuided that sun: iniwtbi roadlUl 111 readied in to fiuom ToHcyof this mad and its 1 OrSnllS l.llO UUUIIVl mo Ul tuu -f aan pianciso nuip.iu i i .1 I formed tho Uoston eoir.ny mai is is ue: shw: u-vo a aeiue.i.ui., h- before nuy allotment of niaue tho luein. be -t II.

1'lUilu nji 4v TATAL DELEGATE TO SITED STATES. New York, Feb. The Hem'd's special from Chicago s.iys it is announced th; he Pope is about to appoint a Papal Delegate to the United States. WHAT THE TOPE IS ABOUT TO DO. New York, Feb.

The Herald's special from Chicago says it is announced that the the Popo is about- to appoint a Papal delegate to the United State. A moriei railed last evening on Caidinal McHrskey M. R. G. Quinn.

Viiar-Gunci-ai of the neither having had official inti i.uiim that such an appointment was contemplated. r.oEunr.v. iiarlestos, A.T., Fob. 5. Ti.o stores oi am c' this plce, wen robbed hist nicht for the secmid time.

Tw. men entered the store at ulH.ut half-pjst iqn with drawn revolvers, demanding the clerks to ktep quiet, while Mr. piingei was forced to open the hufe aud take out y.iit oi mi -f t'uro xls 01 Inn I. am m.ii in to about $00. After securing it they joined a man whom they had left on guard out side, and quietly rode away.

It lily becomes more evident that there i3 no pro tection for life or property here. There is not an officer heru to go in pursuit. FREIGHT. Feb G. of St 275; Sorg 540; Campbell Wurth 870; Son 2080; Fisher 1115; 3G10; Ariz Pub Co 1210; per Waiwortli Gowett, teams ters.

TUT OREAT PRIZE TIGHT. Mi- siasirn City, Feb. 7. A big crowd of people are here from New Orleans to witness the prize fight between Ryan and Sullivan. The fight commenced at 1 o'clock, and the first round was a knock down for Sullivan, Second round After considerable struggle the men clinched, Sullivan being thrown by Ryan.

The third round ended in Ryan be nig knocked down by Sullivan, first blood for Sullivan. In the fourth round Sullivan was knocked down in Ryan's corner. Fifth round After clinching Sullivan was thrown by Ryan. Six th round Ryan fairly knocked down by Sullivan. Seventh round After slurp fighting, both being severely punished, they fell to the ground.

Eighth round Ryan knocked out of time by Sullivan. In tho ninth round Ryan failed to oomn to time and the fitiht was declared in favor of Sullivan. Time of fight 20 minutes-. AFFAIRS IS WASHISGTOS. Washisgtos, Feb 7.

The Grind Jury is now inquiring into the so-called straw bond cases, in tho Postofiioe Department, which has occupied the attention of the po lice court for the past three weeks. The Secretary of the Interior has modified the ruling of ex-Secrctrry Schurz, by which any useful timber hereafter excluded can now be plauted under the Timber Cul-lure Act. In the IIou39, Burrows, of Michigan, moved to suspend the rules tfnd the bill defining the qualification of 'LVriitorial dek-tpites in the Iiousc of Representatives. The bill provides that no peisoii wlv is guilty of bigamy or polygamy shall not be eligible seat in Coiigresi as delegate ut iu aii Territory. The House was in a var.v ilwt- entire uwou, wi.en Fr horrdrer declared the motion a'nc the Uill vraa ped.

It was only then ttht lmrst of laughter apprised many membe.s ul the- nature of the me-asuie, which been adopted. Bsevci Cesiei.il Quarter-mastr-Cutie-rd eJenenit W. Brown. Paymustei-Otiicral, were placed uMin the retired list to-tkty. The President sent the ing nominations to the Stn.it'.-: Col.

Daniel 11. iluckur, Assistant General to bj Quartermaster vice General Sleicgc. etircd. Mj -r Win B. liocla-ster, Paymas ter General, ve Brown, retired.

Colonels Shatcrand Lugerbill were retired The retirement of Surgeon General lianies is in abryance, pending the probable action of Congress in retiring him with advanced rank. The Senate confirms W. S. Armstrong as Commissioner of liailroads. Also, Geo.

A Tritle, of Nevada, and Geo. Warner, of Arizona, as U. S. Attorneys. WOUK ON" THE 1.

P. TO OO Chicago, Feb. 7. AH parties interested have decided it best to extend tho Atlhntic and Pacific road to San Francisco, to pre vent the routo from being taken by some other company. It is also understood that the Union Pacific shall extend it3 Utah sys tem to connection with the Atlantic and 1 a nro rata of through bus iness.

rASSEN'G EES AND FKEIGI1T. MABicorA, Feb. 8. Wm. Gall, C.

F. Mickell, James F. Thompson r.nd H. L. HerzhiL't-r.

Howey, 5oo; Ci, ICo; E. 32o; CO'io; 25; HI Cdduell, ISo; 14oo, per lorbett. WOllK TO GO Sax 7. Uhas. Crocker day received a dispatch from Stanford and Huntington, from New York, requesting liim to at once begin the construction of the 1 ns cf railroad from Mohave to a point on the Colorado lliver.

The precise point is to be agreed upon by office-is of the Southern Pacific and Atlantic and Pacific companies. 1 1 contract has already been drawn men will ne sent, ior.varu ui-v" TOMUaTONi: IIT.5IS. Tombstos k. f'eb. 7.

Two men just in i f. i i from Bi-ajton iloiiutam? conaiin ine ro- iivi.f viiw.mi" li-mds of Indians tlure tWed man, named Wetzel, who was cm-; d-'ntly stonud to death and his Hone, en. Vet2el had been en'a-'eti Vetzal had been en'a-'etl in, i. Wis ViUUU 11IIU iuiiiu.nuuv. :1.

IOunu near nn loim.u s)u', I jj, fTOm the city. Seventeen Indians vcrc seen are supposed to Ue trom Kwen1ltiou, IJB rou A i route to'oitt creating tad i t. havoc tne conora mouni-uus. xui and as uromptiT as liOSible 500 china- Th iocoroparable Great Encl." it ha. aim aa in uiujjvij i rJreaily.

hieJed a world-wide reputation lor. its la- Illlill and a lar-'C number of skilled WOIK- not a patent medicine, but a pre- companies of soldiers arc at Camp nua. chuca, but are in no danger, being 25 miles away. Marshall "Williams, "Weils, Fargo Jb Agent at this place, has left here suddenly, leaving several in the luivh. U.1S account with- the are -quare.

The jury in the case of HiMy the Kid, eharoel with murder, has been out two davs. FLOODS. GALvesrtKf. Feb. 8.

Disastrous Hoods are reported on the P.razos Itivor. TltS ALBANY DEADLOCK. Albaxy, N. Feb. 8.

Tammany Assemblymen withdrew from the caucus to-night. The caucus nominated a full line of officers in the House, which cannot be elected without the aid of Tammany. TO ABOLISH THE WHIPPING POST. Hichjiosd, Feb. 8.

The Read justee have decided in favor of the abo lition of the whipping post. CALIFORNIA GRAIN San Francisco, Feb. 8 At a meeting of the Produce Exchange a report of the call committee was submitted. A com mittee of seven was appointed to make rules for the conducting of business; and the Beard of directors asked to establish standards of produce as mentioned in yesterday's report. The minority report by Horace Davis and E.

McNear, opposing the call system, as tending to introduce a gambling feature into the grain trade, was rejected. FREIGHTS. Maricopa, Feb. 9. Prescott Herzog, 111; Otis, 1085; Mee; 108G, Head, 1105; Fisher, 800: Bufium, 2900.

MJSCELLANKOuS. GOLDEN UTILE GTJSII.Y GL-CDWIN STS. Te arrive ly tt 15th iiistmt, cosrpiUiug fu.1 aottinent Elegant i ir t. lu STANDARD POETICAL St PROSE WORKS; and tbe Cnt iiuci; of- jS HOLIDAY B00ES i v. bit iigbt tbi irajk Yeaie and Cards.

WlOfeaBER i HUB, 1320,, ana n-oitYcbirtlffo toek of CK5i'i'S Fitmitethj Goodx, Woolen Uwlenccar, Boot, Shoes, Ilatg, Buck Gloces, overoroitatlite comriisea full line of Stationery, Fancy Goods, Pistols, Guns, Fixed Ammunition, Lfsal rans, Tp1c). C'gt, Bird Cisei Garden Se. hie. PliJuSCOTT, Alii ZONA. I)f oemocr -TO UN FORTUNATE SK.

GIBBONS' Dispensary C32 Erarny f-treet, corner of ComerclI. an esli-blisljul 3W6, for the treatment of Bemini-I and diseiM-s nch as io ciet-t. f.tilctnre.pn- i ail 1 fornv, w-muiai ert tuo IiokjiI'sI" lliriv, ont-ming a Mve.v In nrope at al 'f Ta'uaWe Information ur. uiuoon wm n3 i course nitUm he affects a cure. Persons at a lii'ti-iueiD yliec red at ht-me.

AH corumouieanont nou'd rirtl ccufl Je. UaL Ten see io ne bnitht -nii-. --o it wnlins the Ioctor enc state theiuinf of the mper they the this lev tisement In. 'h all or rite. Addnw, It.

J. F. Ilox 1357' cod iu lor a i cage mcu- lcl- IPEGIFIG" NEVER FOR ARnWss. Nervous Debility, ESSKAL HBWSNC7, rnysicAL mm. loss of manly PRSMATDRS EXHAUSTION.

AnJ Ktany evil and skemj constjuencet cftrty indiscretion. it IS Kliauioie ill rravrwx v.v. wwnit lapralewr, sickness, or old age. fcufferets may fully tely oo this. We have no agents; Specific sent by-jmiI, securely scaled, with full directions and rulei.

Gl. per pkgo. or 6 pkges. for 8, EuEdeat to cure most cases, Address, WHEELER SOS Kaal litli 2ferr Tork City. nhv warila all rerons agii- e.w.averni.tri i.

lava I a. 8WiH-d. WtlO IS tU4 laWlU! O'TLCr '1C dd of tliene 1.AHM MAuXI.m v-oi). iiut. Jaa ia.

1 1 ryn-t-rrn- rlwo Mr. 18. P. IUelw wH act rev u7 trans ct al busiws for 1 1 111! I 1 1 it neakne, Imrciency, nlMht Vv'jiayif-v. loss of ifair.a, i-naplts on fare and Ixwb cf mubod -u PMUt.

ly oe enred The X.3SpaPts5w wve'ivin Fnrope an'Unsr'ct- Lvl-ii Ji. Application foiy Patent. FOR RAVF2? MINE AND MILL-SITE LAIM 'Tatks lasd i luwti. A et. J-i, lZf.2.

Notlrp Jw tilt. ti9 U. Mj i oia- i-mcj, a ormt i rj a aek t. tun -it Ji Jjrei. by m.ir jff-: r.

'-T'M Pre-o 14jpI Couij, r.z 'in. li sljls J) H.od ipplic 03 iri lisun' fur lnve Luut.rrii Mi itirt; iirfsrll at "Ee i veu Mlii or vln, bexnii koM n-d Tor, wtm kariact-Rrucud five Ltn.iL.eU u.ti i5SS) It tu -wiuili, Ki lu iinyanip 11! 111 Cmn'y, Arizona, Ld dmlgiict-d br C'ld it. aud elbcul plt aie.u tlus Lotjk. 47 i lot No 17 A Iwioi; demented f. r.ovrsB- ilasuttic vorUinu 13 dtgs 3 oiisa L.

btsinn tut at out.ter ot tlifl -ud of cliim; theses -N CC tlei Ii tbrtie kuiidrtu tb 10 t. 01 cLum, wntro is set lti (be uud fill ttone riil-ix lc, marked feKo 1. z-d 011 nil" la Uc-Jt moaad cf 8(jk3 it ijtx; frus ttii cor Ite Mlurrsl lloac- Uol; tb. 10 I9dej! 49 mills tb Iinndird ind liar j- ad ihirtv ouonnnlredtjj 3U.HO. ft toS r.

cot ciiu.vrhtrii Uet milt grcuudasreea ji-rphjrjr rcct 0ilMI6 tu, nurd Ilhul, and 00 It- im rr.oubd ot toi 'Jii fc rugb; tieace8S five iiikU ea ind tra (SiO) it 10 tWtorof "tl Ji 111 ihe grcti oailstestone I.irl4 10 iut, ild It 3, aLd on Kide ttiilt m.Al ct btouH ft bitb; tbeiice 24 deuf tuelra AE-dred and utj (liW) ft to cor of clam, wbrrs ret In 1I10 gtoaiul a a ate i'one 12xl2xl'i lc, nmtid lt.N tluluu smc is built uud of at-tue ft gh, 66 de.s il ibree Uandrcd t300 ft tnltia voim and flice if bi.uiiiiig, couuuiii 15 07-1 i-U es 'ibt iccati. of the miue la recorded la tLe KecoTd-er'offl6ol at A. Xn. hcuK 12 of Mines, kt Pa 2, 29 ind 3U. And notice It inHber niv-ii that the aald VoitM Mimng oon.panv bvi llui Ufa appl'iiiUcn for a lt-tul for 5 teres of nou-mineral land not coudjuou to taul liiTcn mlnict; claim as and for a mlil-aiie coa-n cllou with iitd for tLe pn: of wor.iaj; the orca aid lUTvn rniuiDC cLiim.

MraUvI in MiniLg Diitr.ct. and design ird oy the field no-twaua vli ciat at oa tie in tbia oBc. as Lot No 47 jd Jot No 47 IS btliig destnld a loUow to-wit: Iccati in eudorcUlai; thence "-i. niiua oaj tm a rd ana niuet j-lvro 192 ft to cur of whe-e ia ret in the ground a a ate aton iGxli'lS inB, marked 1 11 1 2, and on tiaeia tuLt mound cl Etone 2 2 high; frum bu or monaicest No 1 on Ji cor oi nun.ii ciaiiu, in coacctaa v.lih which tin mill-tite ciaim 13 taken, SI dega 13 n-iiiS tcu uunared and eiif-i'y- hree ili3) it tbe-nen 2 depa r. tlx Lonurea It to cifleWi caiin, htre a Iedfceof siate projei-tmt IS las above xnuaa by 4 ft square, which at point of cor ia niaried 4x ins, and under jne h3li Mo 2, aud es ft nuc built n.ount stone net b.tju; tbr.net It Cfga J5 tJtrre btm lred and aightx-CTa ard sixiyiah: c.e hucieiihs 6-100) It to cor ui Ih ett in the ground a slat atcna JxlAxl2 iur, marked K.US 3, uid ou aide is bt mound of tt-mn 2, ft Cfgh; from lti ccrU.eP Jtincrai 2, uaajampa llinlnt: Di tnct.

bear 2 dtus io mlD tbrte liusuna zrtl ikij- srveu(347) ft airt; ih. nee 2 a i (Vaixhacitrad It to 8 if- cor wfcrn- i-- rer u'uuo lnxrrxB in marked 4, ail idr is built 11.01m 1 of st ne 2Vt ft tigj; the! diss 13 mina V' one hnndreu ana i sixti -a Lb. one Lcndnuihe (13- G-ie, 1 to iCl mouKinsut and 11 ac UK'un nr. rontaimtig T-. locaUi'u ol 1 1.1.- BKe u.iu tor.Hl in tUcotdvr'ti ottccof srapai Ccutiv, at rtbeott, in Bock 1 of iiill cited and Water Uihts, at Pi-fil 17 and If.

Any a-d U-erni9 caimlnr any said Iiaven m.ne 1 ure laniumi to liie liieir am erte cirlnis wlia tne i uv i th Uuited states Land OJQcc at Prescott. inj i'rr iv ci Atuona. nnijiir ta sixty cm naol pun i a ion tereot, or th-y viiii be barred uy Tirt ue tbo 1 rovuiona of the Statute. W.X.KLLLr, l'Bi-i Ai)lication for latent FOl- IDOSORIS XSD lIlLL-STfl LLAI3I. Vxtza States Ta5i Orncx, a.

i el 3J, 1SS2. 1 No.ice hereby (tiven that tho ttosoris Mill a and exia; the la of th Kilo ot N. ia P. A. Ura'gu" li(M PoeufileeX avLl a.

ha tint uj Llr I Wild ll.lUe or L'rl Ci tnoj uroaiift 6jx lm d' vOJ: fet a llier pa uij jnd eriio 11. im file h.e tScei -iC, da tilboti aa I wi 'tne i ar; ii. aco. Sti ii.ui.- u. uu: mlfi.y uoi if caun; Ihc: ti 'Mi ji It.

ti- un 1 I -eetto i cr cl WKre I tut 51 tn ths HU.C. a a tne, inarK'd I JKs 2. and ou s.ae l't lij 10W) fiet io A i. cor ini, --njre 4 ifffinTimud a BUtvrU'na Huu Aiiit. i and" cfi e.

iun of 2' est a.iudi-ea 15 -0) ts set tLe crocs SSfuitSnSrilflTxtUlucSes. uiiiL-e No. 3.: B.oo i baiK nign; tuen 'it jiiics ux linncreil iU-oi toe' to i mi fi te groiu.d bU.e t5 u. 4. uliUli kuiamoMUdors it iL-iri-: oiu tJi corber ti.e Jiiroielltoc Ci.i.t -2.

ii.fcwmj-a Jliujig fi-ntlct, beats Sj JJ iiuut n-re unnurea a-it rtnt nie IM t'ert dutaut lliClue A 6 Cef miua h- aeveu hi uredaid lutj m.auo on side oocnaary of caiui. w'W acres 1 he lucjt-on 1 1 tiua culu i rrcuiceu lu tne liC-e r' oflljeo: Vaaiai coauij, -i ip- ioit A. iioot 1.11 ol llinea-at PK'w 471, and 573. Ann m.uoe lui'her k.ttcu -hi the Doo Mli iMir Companj l.as nJtd i-ae pUcati- fi-r a en. for uve awes ol um-aiin-ui i.ot ccnu ui to ewd ilium clauu.

as anYiO. a riirini iH.iiii. xitaai-d fo. tne of tnauu in Ha' sa- HjIiJ-k Uuirut. aud dis.guaieit ly t.

Ai sad ottcuil plat ou Hie in Uii "the as Lot). W. saJt Lot -10 1 being locnbsd aa Ifcllcrs, SaayceticTar's lon 13 dt a niUs teglnn.ng at iocjU. niu.iunientt eud of cUiiu; tteuc-i 7- tei -i mo and nine i-slx 19S' feet roc of t-I jo', -vvnern set in. grouna a lnf, marted DMsi J'o 1.

and ou. iV suieis bn.it uiound oi bum fc high; thect 17 Orgs 15 tutus la live hnndttd anil fifty 55" IrW cor ol ciiim, nliere Is ef fj in thj grounds, slate atone HiU'ilo ins. mariteu DMS Ho 2, and tin aida bnllt niuuuu uflatone ft high; theuca 72dts 5 mins thiehtiUdrtdaui. ninety-six (39) ft to II cor of ciaiuit-seri is se ii In the ground a slate' sten iUxllxI'J icsSniailted 1S 3, and on side is nllt moond uf stone 2ii ft higu; tfcei.ee 17 dga is nil. a flvo hnndred ai.d fllty 6i0) ft to cot claim, where stt in the g.ound a slate ttone fPlS if ins, marked lialn 4, and on aide is bud; mocn.i ot atone 'I't ft high; from thia cor the 8 Mineral Monument Xo 2.

Uassaiampa Mining District oeirs 10 deg fifteen hundred and eight il3us) Si dwt, and Monument KotonS corof Dosoria miniujF ctim, in connect.on with which this mtl-site claim is (akeu, bears 'J deis fiC mins fifteen hundred and eleven tl.illift oi; thence 72 di as lt luius nimcuet it to location monument sua phpf bcginnlrg, contauiing 5 acres 1 ne I. cati not this innWte claim, im recorded In taa llec 't ouice of Yavaj ai con ty, Prescott, A ii look 1 or M.U aud aier liiehts, at Page 1'. Any ai.d aU i-ersoun claiming advsely any portion of said I) aorlH mine or mill-site claim, or stxrface ground, are required to file their adverse claims the Hi gister of the U. S. OISob at Prescott, 1A'9 Tertitor of Arizona daring ths srxtv days publlcticn hereof, or hey wiU be barred by Virtue et tne provuion of the tatute.

WILLIAM KELLS, Register. LASD FOR SALE. The 'aid derartra-nt of 'he Atlantic Taciflo Hail road Company is now and its oftcc eitab eh- iio-r tlie Aim lo iiguie, ew A.ncqaerau;, JNtw llex'co. All i-otn-nnnioftoui coxcernlnsr lanJz owreil by 'ha mpany monld ad.lfefl?d to J. A.

WilliaisBon, and coot'Dlrttoner oi saia company. Th-Ka of land ina.It the mpiny ciF. iTthd-w 165, and the of tie crmiary lo hulK.d atn. mm r.tli, 1372. since wicc Jul Uim to an ih uomo red ctiocn -cli a- one.

ipf, nd e. can ra acvr ed crone iti'in ftf- aach sUle jf thi ha fir tiia mi deli-i hr una-tiom wil Tiowfce ncivil fer th- ny tDd eugf 16 the oowrauy ard j.r icfAi-w-x re nrued. to (ai-diM all 11.ua: cil-i'lim io. J. V.

WILLI VM-OT, Lan4 Couiinlsicner A. fc P. Sew Albnq'-e'--nv SI ixlco. FeJt 7 It- 1 -vv- Dissolution of otlce Khere' given the co-rartnersiup heretofore exNtiDir bfw e- iho undefsismed. nrde- the nna nam- and stvly of Urcht Smith, doing and csr-rviD- on the bnnesa of blacksmithing snd vraou aiakinir at rrco.t, Arizona Territo is this d-jdl-olved by mutual eousent.

The aid O. mltp-tlriug from said oo-rartnershln. The said 1 G. BWis aumes all the tndebledne against the said co-part-nerebip. aud ia to receive and collect all debts and de-rounds due t3 a-id Q.

recht. Q.s.snrrii. rrescoit, A.T., Jinuirj 11, 13 3vr mm a.