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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

dairying, situated within the District Of Column
bia, from one to three miles from Georgetown and
extending from the Conduit Road near the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal to Tennallytown This
property will be sold in body on accommodating
terms or in lots to suit purchasers, portion Of II
having been beautifully laid OF in lots from four to
ten acres each with good fronts on road, and par
ticularly desirable for market gardens. If desired
will give one.third cash and two thirds in land in
exchange for improved property in Washington or
at our Office STARR METCALF,
Real Estate Brokers,
jeH-n corner New York ave. and 18th q.
i 81 the corner Of 10th street and the canal near
the bridge. Possession given immediately - Ap-
ply to w. u. WALL q CO., Auctioneers and Com
mission Merchants, cor, 9th st. and Pa avenue.
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Arizona miner., 1867-01-26
DIED.
DrAfn or Ma. HARrMAx-It isa.

DEArn oy Ma. HARrMAN.-It is a sad re iec''1n 'o think how many men lie in new conn and are never heard of after by their friend or rlaiiycs. Who can hear of the death of one of our migratory population withogt tlinsing of that beautiful line,
 Do they mss me al Iiorney"
 w. avc been led into he-e remarks hy tn leath Of Mir John II ,rtinan, who Ioot his ] ft in ,he late engagement with the Indians on the 3lst ut. while ting as a member of our Yayapai Rangers. We have also been at some pains to ascertain where he was last from, and find that his wife and family are residing at Austin, Reese River. A gentle man of Prescott, has, we ae informed, kindly written to inform the bercaved wife of her sad loss. In case that letter shall not have reached her, the Reese River ReyelIe will pl ase copy this notice.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

CITIZENS MEETISG.-At a meeting of the citizens of Prescott and vicinity last night, called for the purpose of taking into consider alton the safety and protection of property from the depreciation ofthieyes and burglars. and 10 provide means to keep or dispose of those arrested for crimes, not having jail or place of confinement for persons charged with crimes, and violations of law, it was
 Voted, That one William James, charged with, and held to answer for the crime oi burglary, be sent beyond the bounds of the county, and warned not again to return under penalty of death; and that a description ot the said James be published, together with the proceedings of this meeting, in the MINER of to morrow.
 DEscRIPTIoS.-Name William James, fl : l-2 in high.--weighs leo lbs.-age 3l-darL complexion, black hair, dark hazel eyes blacksmith by trade-light moustache and whiskers.
 All papers favoring the abolition of thieves and criminals from our Territory, are reques ted to publish the above.
 WM J. BERRY, Chairman.
 JAM :. GiLEs, Scc'ry.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

out" rapidly. The Indians were Co be put through, wiped out or reserved" at once The Colorado and Salt Rivers were de Jared nayignblc streams, and lines of sliI,s from Eu- rope, Asin, Africa, and the ut rmost parts of the earth were Co discharge cargo at Fort Ysna and in short, Arizona was to be civil ized in space of time go brief as to put tie other Territories 10 shame. Well, here we are--we old stagers, old pioneers, old ools--- and here is 1867 But where are the other ct ceteras7 Itold you so, some of the eller croakers say occasionally. " This country is mighty slow, and there won't be anything done here until we get another overland mail route established" All chime in "that's son Even the newly arrived from Montana unite with the oldest inhabitant in damning a coun try without mails. The hopeful projectors of many utilitarian schemes, who have hitherto failed to connect, are still striving and proph esying their ultimate success but they also join in the now universal howl about the non arrival of the mails.
 The old Poston management of mail mat
 
 trbuted in no small degree to the defeat of c. D. Poston for Delegate to Congress last year. But now there are more mail routes in operati. than then. This winter there has been, so far, no bad weather here-no deep snow to interfere with travel, and our mails are behind time. Our semi weekly mail from Salt Lake and the great East, and our weekly mail from California, get to Prescott semi monthly. and at intervals Of ten days, or scmi-occasionally And why 7-is esked every hour of the day. The terms of the contract on the Mohaye route. as ze learn from one who has seen the papers, are that an escort shali be furnished on every trip, to the mail carrier. The troops in the Territory are in this section not numerous enough to both garrison the poSts and protect the United States mail, and the e=es.sts stipulated for are not provided; and the contractors do we'll to bring us any mail at all, and the solitary horseman who risks his coming through l60 miles Of country filled with hostile Indians, does well to get here twice a month And we can't see who is tO blame about all this, except the commanders ofthe posts and of the district. and the dcpartmett, and the secre tary of War, and the rest of them. What can we do 2 Onr bn-inlsss. as a community. ]. increasing, and in consequence, our need fI mails regularly is now pressing; and eaei succeeding instance of the non arrival of Af overiue uaii become from day Co day nor, aggrayaiius Iae party Is diSgusted--so | this whole population Information has l,eel rc eise 9'ring thc years past, of tons oi mai matter aa is.e rad, which never reached us We siga, and long for system, regularity -chc''nse time, and faithful delivery Of ,h' mail- il A,izona, as the Israelitcs in the wi derne-~ lot,sed for the flesh pots Of Egyp, The matter gets DO better fast. worsc tbal anffi ifs al~me recorded yonr 'rprre-pon ler. .agefs 70 rcrnesiy No prActi-sl .e~''si can bc expcetcdfn8s
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

PsLARr-Mas Saof-sERvKD HIN RiCHT - ursday night, about 2 o'clock, two men, kennedy and wm. James. attempted 10 en- store of John Lansberger, next door 10 eteH, bT forcing P,snk fToga ihe rear Of the f-, and As they were in the act of removing fond board, Kennedy received A shoi from
 which passed entirely through his leg @fhe knee, innletibg a terrible wound from d of which the man instantly fell to the
 The character of the charge fired renders ton Of the limb indispensable. The pro of 1he store was abs at at the moment, at
 the Ranger meeting at Council Hall, but eae essss, iefi in ttr Etor0 couple Of very
 hawk eyed gentlemen known as our sher, his dGPuiy, vino, it appears gave the rob Fecepiion they liisle expected. Kennedy is Yer, from Los Angeles, lately in the em our Post Master White. James is black mployed at Reesc's establishment, whcr, Ant.y fed on the sound of the gun, and wa' iew minutes ailer-fss; asleep.
 Since the above was In type we learned ny has died from the effects Of the terrible received while in the act Of committing | lme What shocking lesson to the wrong
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

ee years have passed since the organiza-
 'h's Territory became practical fact Pe who were the inhabitants at that The Territorial officers took their re- X stations, and there was for time a
 among the dry bones. Early ir 1864 number of the MINER was issued,
 writer we'll remembers the congratu
 which passed among the old residents days. Aye! We were going to have " and troops-protecton encourage 'nails, coaches, immigration--develope
 the country. Both the mining and TuFal portions were going to "come
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

MnHAyE CorST BI tD- f ii zcns of Mohaye Count, II arly 3fa made the county town fpr hoid8 s,r the public offices HartlYy ,d on the east bSnk of the Colorado, miles above Mohayc Is one of the most sutifnl sites for a town Co be found on the river. nd s'iFf,'sin'iiesi ty very grand mopmsin so,nery. Ten miles east of Hardy vile, istAe San Fran cisco Mining District, the location Of many tsf tho I.est mines inls,FsaeTa AFizonai among theta fA4 Assse MsslAAr psiE t'ss~s v- wh.rh issg~ nnsonns s'f lases has bsen sste. fAcfoais sxfsasdsd wsttla gsy lzst sear
 t irr tte sasxfiniess ar sf sass ed No vaia scqus'nss~s~ .nsssss |. SGs s. Gould \ Carry s.:..s~E, ssTy fin. quartz mill has been erected at Hariyville for the reduction of the quartz from the Mos lode, which promises rich rrsnits. If the mine contains the precious metal, the experience and indefatigable perseverance of Mr. Strong will cause it to be forthcoming.
 The persistent prospecting up the sever al mines a; the head of Silver Greek, by W. II. Hardy, Esq is producing great contdcnre in the value of the mines now being opened From the Sacramento District, adjoining, we hear fattering accounts. notwithstanding the late Indian murder of several miners, by the Wallapai wretches.
 With the development of the rich mines ir the neighhorhood and the proper cultivation of the soil in the valley of the Colorado, liar dyyille must become large and hourishng town, even if it does not prove to be at tho :. head of navigation" on that great river.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

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 You are hereby required fn A4ssaA4.s sr EefaH broHgh; against you isy ihe shovs Ts-s-1sII in the D1slrict Court of the Third Judicial District county Of Yavapai. Territory of Arizona, to answer the complaint fled therein la copy 0f which ac- companies this summonsl within twenty days tex elusive oi the day Of scrylce after the service upon you Of this snmmons n served within fhis county, but If without this county tben forty days.
 This action l. brought tn recover tke sum Of i've hundred gsJnN doliars with interest. npon ceT- tain prOmsssory note executed and delivered to paintid by you on the seventeenth day Of Febrn. ary A. D i~s5. And to iorrciose a mortgage oi same date. given hy vou 70 secfire fhe payment o s@iA nese shs iTs1iyiifgi ii 0neweifrh interest 10 that certain Quartz Mili 'tlq'cd on Lynx Greek in the county and Terifory aforesaid, and known as the -lszai4=on Thana-fifcls Mil"
 And you arc hereby notified, That if yon fail 10 appear and answer inc complaint as above re- quired. the plaintiff Will take default against you and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in plaintfis complaint and for costs Of suit Given under my hand and The seal 0f said court It. & this 10th day or December A. D. ls66
 [. w WELLS, JA.. Clerk. J. r. HARoRAvE, atty for PrG lt5
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Esfa,e Qf Lsfoe Jev, 3eoeassd.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned duly appointed administrator Of the above named cs- tate, 10 the creditors oi. and an persons having claims against said deceased. to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within one year from the date of this notice to King E. Woolsey, at his residence af Agua Frio Ranch, Yayapai county Territory Of Arizona.
 By wM J. BERRY, Aitosnes.
 Prescott, Dec. II, 1866. 2SH
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

TnE deepest coal mine in the world, that of Montwearmouth, England, 1000 from the surface, was visited party, among them four ladies. The workings extend two miles. The heat at the bottom is so to 90 degrees Fah- renheat
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

SEW pnK.-The anticipated amputation of
 r.edy's shot leg this morning, was hugely en- La hy an experienced surgeon, resident of Pres
 laie Of the English Army. When intelligence |. from Fort wbipple hospital that the man
 ,.r was dead, our worthy and esteemed sur. | ] Dropounccd the cnsca "grand blk"
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

wn,r.. up 10 Q day or twoslnra, has been F'on F'.''',,y rlea.ant Thu lay rignt. soon afler
 F'sp'iab t,n.,bt upon caeap Johns premises, we | I,obt "sprinklng of wlte, just enough .,,'' our efficient police Co track tie robblng
 ,Se. "sD. |, they had attempted to lscape.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

are indebted to the politeness of val 'end, better posted in Arizona than thu
 In the last two years, for the follow Feresting and amusing OF A CRoAKER.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

k,,pyny.-Lasi saturday n .ht ihe private res r of Mir. Mckinley the manager of the The 1 Troupc. was entered in the absence of the Sl,,. and robbed of several valuable i'ems--a
 nngpet. diamond ring, &c. The perpetrators {'.alnow,,. but the suppositiou Is that the re | edr Kennedy was in it.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

.,,yy,r or MR MedISLEr. Monday night
 NJ, Mckinley, the cnterprislng theatrical I.g,, takes a benefit. The popularity of this Iemap is strongly evidenced by the list of vol
 rer. on the occasion, from among our distin-
 hed citizens. to bc found under the Theatre 1 advertisement. Judge Berry Is star Of 1, hr,l,laney. and will doubtless attract large
 krnee. We hope to be present. being partlcii-
 desirous Of hearing Nr. McG's speech.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

! ksArgIoAi--we have 10 announce to the
 s nf Theatrical zmEssfnshts, thaf Ar Astsln E,uanagrr of the company lately arrived here ,be east, has commenced in good earnest krestiOn Of building. SC by 100 feet, on Mon. ,na street, opposite the Plaza. for Theatre Musical Hall and tha, he will shortly aid 10 |resent company several of the best perform 7bn ihe Pacific coast Such a building. to say
 ras,. ls much needed iE Prescott, and wiil oi- Rc found a great convenience Co our people,
 in constant use for Theatrical purposes. We J t Is intended to open the House with a ld Bail tn bouor or the birth day Of Washing. <,pn the sed of FeeruaEv.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

R,SeERs AoAfS. Two meetings have been during the past week for the purpose of add 1 |,o the fund for the support Of Captain Hodges s,,any of Indian huRters. That these menhaye | good service DO one questions bat the abil- kpf our people, single handed, ia''oring under srrible scarcity of money. to sustain this en' sri.e. seems al present very doubtful. We fear
 ,any will soon be compelled to disband.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estaie 1f RyJer SiOn ieceastd.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Ad- ministratUr of the above named e-tate. 10 the creditors oi. and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within ono year from the first publication Of this notice to the undersigned, at hls office in Prescott.
 SEE BLAIR, Administrator. Prescott, Dec IS, 1866. 24ts
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

IoiaA4 A ogrpsl La.i Sunday morning ''5 "' h'r ot tar r'l1 dEvIlE came wItnin a mi. oi tae et i.ne Of Prescott, and ioar asble horses heiga inr ome an n, lately srrssa Fe Toe le
 pa3 ~itA salE boog saeg Aneoun- s'gn6.ug one of tte cwn, se a.y 'Slsnt them with yfefs ag mannnition lasted W -sa A
 tAe wvands r,ocivcd ir 'he eotfl | arc
 esPe 'ally az tas.. .s...i is.::..::ss k tae best working men we have known
 eountry--one If the $500 kind VI s;;ca iB our last. Dne oi the animals !, belonging to very gentlemauly Ger was valued at 5 or sGo0--of Blackhawk
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

bS. LEVI BAsmFoRp This gcntlcman, well bn io many of eur early settlers, has Iart re Id to our Territory, with his family. Mr B. kisit here was under an appointment as Sur i General of Arizona, haf subsequently thr Of that ofiics were assigned to Gen. clssA-, Surveyor for New Mexico. Hence n0thlnl frn done towards the surrey of this Territo. g do we hear any accounts of the progress uefai Clarke towards work % siially i'm b. io our lrop'e. Had tsc nrst api,o.ai- been perm ftea lo eoaiinue. we should ncw,
 hare bn iile 70 designate our oaa.
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 fsAs1t er4 .s Q. fache
 Bishp h 4y pg9s,s or tntea gatsh tef hfsaaa EE- or ihe seterasa ai s8mi wc ,slnk lule w | rata sas opic in sA. &ui ind.ta r Mabss ifes ean iif'0n o' ounty A ar elagw NsHs io kuoR General " saes cora
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

Ps-soon after January I VII ase nsse - ogpsrly occupied by Jsceb Eiiss isu
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
The Only Company having iiaiaifiaa'
lions throughout the Continent.
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GREAT EASTERN, WESTERN, and
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
Annexation Of Territory TO The City
of Evansville.



IN h,s feamo.i d@aaaeTi a1faa ajty' II
EpsNsYitisl ~ pursuance ~ lha provisions
~ 81 aei al lile LsAafai Assembly ~ tic
saiinM N"42ns'sa9f"ftss amend Tie essasg
ats. 1ae,iga n Al 10 entitled A. Aa,
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Maten, laaTT, present % lk,s Hiard Affnsn.
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gaegad' isd k.,I Nv -, ne sa se,f i.ad ~ =
tasf sfsa settling tgflh iha faasa,s iat sgpi,
anAesatieal We Al ine lst}italt situated
vast 81 rsnti Street, aesatissa as III
i.eas ,.tl5; hsAinntna ~ ,ha N'laaia 81
WIN - q ti.s 'so,,,,i l.imast Tslaa ~ lie %siies,
#liah saIhtataa Bakers Addition az s3sld
ella trAii the Territory herein thsn.iheai
said aliel, sasan hundred q tltittfs
aiRli tfaal ieet, mote ~ laas, ~ The Htiadie
~ featl. street thauee patauai Tith
ihs miiiis ~ isith streai, ID said street
we're asteuaadl three huaated enh nHy-
aiue tShDi fsst, more ni iess, "a the itafth-
Wesi side ~ tle Wabash aah hlts ianat
thence aiaha the north " sci siie al said
eatai i've haadrsi aai tNsptAstapi tsgh
!i,a .aidaie ~ iaiei,.n Street. as he same 10
. .s.. a., a said s1iiie Il i lie ss se..l,. a ses he.
assssii,,ss sa rs s's4e IBd' Y Tas' . saa ,Tf" ~ ls.s, ppesea.
raint. where .bs miasie, II sata iaishih
scots eith the satiais al ss.ii. Eighth Street,
~ the snittiiarn hsis raeiaent, aud thsnps
hN sail itasie.n FnlafAsHiHnt aioisA The
Hliaaie al said hishih Street, sis isunalpd
and seventy nVa aud th.fees innFths tafa54l
tset, ma.s 81 less o. The place ~ Il.sai,s.
ninR said territory naiiiK eanttaNa,is "
.he, atti af hvanspiis, ns.1 act plated as
iait auis W. ia h NIT Maf0ts
Attest. A. NJ, Moaa,ss, 6isrs'
10 Thomas II, aarvin, John inaie, irt ant
iaia hh hartin, aud tai.ps ~bh.fehiii,
guardian, ana lie halis aNd legal repre-.
ssaialteas at Hugh haeaidsl asas.sea,
sad all either aWasrs y. aiaiHiahts ~ taa.
estate aoi.sisfisii,a tie Tertiary hesDfihad
IA tie tafasoias aatine, Hasftn NV
Haiies is aarehg aisan that Tie petition
fefegrea 90 ia The ahaye naiige Was iisss
scented 10 tia, Heard at tlauntf tlasafiiss
einnHfs Of NA"ndnfhtirati County GA tue
Az, siaa 81 MA rsi,, inhff ansi that the sataa
was veesi sHd aud ea%tisiiarBd ant ~ was
ns'iafaa hA saii nesfa that ths further
hesFlsk and Gssusidsratipl az said arniiNa-
lion he continued until tue nfst aaf at Tie
i"ne tHggs tihafl 81 eaid naspA, asia that
s.aline be AiNeu hf ths tauptf Anditnf, ny
PUBLICATION Ia iiiB Evansville Daily intFB-
A that sait application 10 new Iettiaa
'isIsla saia HEART, aea that 10 viii tia heasd
aHa a~steTlainsa az ti,a said del aat ~ the
Iuua term af salt hnari,
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
Annexation Ut Territory 10 The City
OF Evansville.


Hv1gssr so nEaFaF assEa4 that
IN The tuIaHIgn t7tUtGit. ~ Hhb 'lff ~
~ I" Aafdfnls 1ela al Aasetibig ~ lhs
EIals al fsaia.a, approved March ., is't9,
satiiiea 2 "a ~ o si.saa taa slssassi
p,aatias "a lHs ~giti4e,sa ~ ltss bsra %
Tsgsasy Die, ia lila es,iats ~ ssDahshs.eh,
. GIts ibsftssf aFFfaYsH ta1tta's ~ lsfi
a,,d IL adj saEtfayssstti 4seti4"h ~ said
Anl,u wfll. aa H0adaE the fib day ~
Hs,eh, ih4n t,sssaut ~ tt,a h':asd ~ tpsHs
~ Ds.,. "a isiassss at sands'biifsh ts.his
said ails sfiIs f6iiariesaa as esii,ei tasfts
lasy, aila settling f9Ftlt Et,H s%sas'a'ia. h,i a,.eis
aaasssii9st yit,' ~ that JAIL II sss
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ta.fsH aasHf5 asssFlfsi 90 follows, eif;
baaT.4slDa altGa asiuftl y sat atsi saaS ~ said
ssstiei ~, a.sa sanaiHs thsi.as ,;9.ih i",t
hundred atid thlsiss n ~ ita9l fsat more -
less, a. ttas ,aiddie al ti.s aitA4 separating
tho saalharu Enlargement ~ me sta ,9f
hyansgiiis fsa,s tEa tssgitoik isfsitF he.
o.. ibad; ~i,s,sss sasf along U.a i,.iaait ~
said ailas iwa iisns,sas:d ST. hundred s.a
nstts fAt1Di fest, si8Eti ~ iesai ts tae iaif
suiia ii,.a ~st.aHias aasii. a,,a ssstii ti.sasssii
the asiiais at said ssstta themes sigtI. hs
s.iid half ,niia iiae hauf bendtea saa Isir-
@iinn"sa ~ Assfi2 %s.saliann sad ihsi,as wssl iva
liiaiisa.ai si& IanaFsa ana thl.tf 90 sa..
nlss1l ieet, naYfe ~ isssi e he phase o. re.
e sha az ~ ef hs@H4g vlfa klFeas'' e,s a
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MINERS u, aiainla ats at 1881 estate COS.
prislna iiis lutriisfE described ~ the hsf'
eaias Hatlen
hsiteo 10 iisTat,p ~ Ysta that the petition
sefersea 90 - TBS above Hstias, VIE pre-
sanlad a. tIis noasi ct taaaiF i0inniis-
alas,afs al FaadariatHis bfi'stiki smiths iiti
aaS az hfaggt islf5 sHst itat tie Same vas
sisgba tgk ssia isaatai tiaat tie ft,fthsg iisals
las cad constellation II said application
na asstt..,'al Hittit .ts net naf ~ the Iests
ha ~ Fais ~ tiss COUNTY Auditor, hY publ
eatian ~ tho hyaasgiiia Daily iesifnai
tiiat saln snrlIaalls'. - peN lsshinA ha,
a,,d determined asl .,a eata fifst ia az tiss
tsne tssln az SAID ttaa.a,
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Annexation ef Territory 10 tbs City
VI Evansville,

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