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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
EXEMPLARY.

EnIruR ARIZONA MiNgs The term excm
 plary forms very good text, even ir [ am
 not going to preach sermon. Ny otiect i,
 simply to make few remarks that nave been suggested Co my mind since my arrival nn
 Prescott First, coming as did, from min
 ing region, ! was surprised q, the inact,ity may say apparent lethargy ths, rervaded tbe so called mining community On enquiry various reasons were offered, such as tack u capital, CT credit, witch is the same thing. some said the Indians wer the prinipa cause. pcrsucd the subject -iill farther al,d discovered From actual observation thul theFc were individuals in the community Lat ,le termiaed to set all the aforesaid obstacles a. defiance snd go Co work with will allusic to Messrs. Spanlding. Bickie, Buchanan and Lake, of Lynx Greek These gcntlc,neh. were to Ey certain knowledge, not ovcrbar- dened with capital, and yet they have con structed wagon road couple of miles Iong, dug an cxcellen, ditch Cor water power, bull, a twenty foot water wheel and arastras, aud are now actually engaged in grinding rock. Now if some man capable of blowing Ais own horn, had obtained quartz mill and erected t any where in this region, he would be pretty sure to receive Acomplimentary notice m the columns of the Arizona MlxrH. so Mr. Editor if you think these remarks worthy of insertion, you will agree with me in saying that the gentlemen named in this cosnrnuui. cation, arc as my text implies, worthy of imi. tation. u.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

day. No excitement on the suffrnes o..'.' . in Washington, although several n.,1a a-'.''a impartial suffrage. a'a
 The proposed appropriation Of s,-o,n ~"rk done and to be done by the C,,,, rNV V ci Washington city, across the t,,,s-sa '''sa property, was refused by Senate ,,,, to l5. Surrst's return was bnmo,,,.', ' bsted by Schfvld and stcsens.. yA. trcduced bill for holding a s,ate - 2 in North Carolina, the memle,~ ,,, MY Isr only by cisizcns who can rp,d ,.a a " ''d This does not look much like usi,,,1' " grb mapgr, srpysially ,ominr from n. 2 and front of the party skocatisl ,s., [" \ Urine. The survey of new route lsthnus Of parien Is recommsnd.S !, can be done without expense io ,A. e'. mont. Tennessee Senators and M.m, the House will be paid from the o,, mcnt of Che present Congress. s,s. appropriated to supply the dsaciene, ( ' sisting iclcgraphic commun,sa,ios the Atlantic and Pacific.
 Inc Stnate has passed ire s,a,.....| for the District of Columbia, wh,ca " -I sequently ccncarred In by be iIo... educational qealsa.ssl..a siass-s "a. u.,.. a,els las we dsem itl omitted.
 
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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
CONGREss.

Washington dates 10 December 1, give u. nttle Of interest ef the doings of Congress.
 In the Senate, the District Suffrage Bill, with the reading and writing qualification, was discussed. Also, motion to print the Land Commissioners Report in foreign Isn- guages, for distribution at the Paris Exposi. non. Mr. Stevens would renew his proposi. ''on Tor an increase Of currency at an carly
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
PRESCOTT, JANUARY ia. iso7.

DRowS PArER.--Wo have no apology to make Tor the appearance of the MINER, this week print. cd on maniila paper, of rather asomhrc hue. We make another heavy charge to the in;crnas, who are the dread of all travellers. The last we heard of our stock efpaper, was this side of ia Paz, the teamstcrs having come to stop. waiting for a guard through the Apache country
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12


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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
EX1ITING NEWS.

Mcer iNDf,S oUTRAsEs BETWEEN PRESCOTT AND THE coLoEADo. TwgSTY-THREE KILLED. ONLY ONE OF THE PARTY ESCAPES 10 TELL THE STORY SEVERAL HOUSES AND LARGE AMOUNT or
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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

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Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

Horace GreeIy is said to De ''' million.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-02
Aayertising Agents.

We seldom receive favors without
making some acknowledgement there
for. Ingratitude We regard as extreme
" reprehensible, and should deem that
man unfortunately constituted who
would render no thanks for benefits re-
ceived. In token OF our deep gratitude,
we desire to express in this public
manner our obligations to Messrs.
CARRo1I. and FuRGUsON of the West
Virginia Legislature, for their services
in extending the circulation OF the
REGISTER. As advertising agents
they are emphatically n success. Since
they have been giving this paper
the benefit of their time and atten-
ton, it's circulation has been large
ly increased, and in the counties
of Cabell and Wayne where most in
terest is felt in their welfare, subscrip-
tions have been pouring in upon us
with unprecedented rapidity. We trust
we will not be deemed rude, when we
say that we recognize the services OF
these gentlemen as advertisers only. 1t
will hardly be necessary to say that all
persons paying them money will do SO
at their own risk, but nevertheless we
say il.
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tinue to point out as heretofore, wnas. w AZ
ever abuses and evils may characterize
West Virginia legislation; II we deyi-
ate a. ali from our past course 1t will
be merely to correct any errors into
which we may have been led by
charity and spirit Of forbearance.
Those gentlemen who expectsbys leg
islative enactment, to deter the expres-
sion of such censures as they may de-
serve, will probably find our columns
about as lively and interesting as here
tofore. The material for historic Incl
dent and reminiscence is quite .abund-
ant, and until the supply is exhausted
or the necessity for its use ceases, the
usual quantum will be presented. We
shall, as in the past, make no state
nents that cannot be verified, and II
any of our Radical friends desire to
avail themselves of the proposed libel
law, we may be able to render them
some aid in getting snch Justice, anu
Just such, as they deserve.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-02
COAL SHAFT FOR SALE.

DY REASON OF THE DEATH OF TWO OF
ID the partners. there will be- sold
On the 3lsf day Of January, 4. ID. 1867,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises immediate.
ly below the city ~ Steubenyille, Ohio At pub
lie auction the entire Coal Works, known ~ the
property Of the Union Coal and Coke Co. Said
property con sists Of abOut ten acres Of surface
lind. and eighty acres of Stone Coal. There arr
ON said premises an excellent Coal Shaft. two
Coal Screens and Tipples, 10 Coke Ovens, rail
road side track that will accommodate twenty
Ave railroad. cars; also all the necessary ma.
chinery. fixtures and buildings for carrying on
an extensive business In mining Coal, &c. The
Wheeling branch Of the Cleveland & Phtsburg
railroad and the Stcubenyillc aud Indiana rail.
road pass through said premises, close by the
mouth Of the Coal Shaft. said shaft Ia situate
about hundred feet frUm the Ohio river. from
viii; are railroad track shute and tipple 10 load
boats There are also ON said premises good
two-stOry brick house. good double dwell.
ing frame house and orchard. The Coal
IL Of a superior quality, and used extensively In
furnaces for irun purp1es. The Shaft is In good
working order, and is one Of the most desirable
Shafts along the Ohio river. Persons desiring 10
purchase said premises az prirsk saLe, would do
well 20 examine the same before the day Of saie.
Persons desiring further In formation concerning
said premises viii communicate with the under.
signed. or with MessrrL Trainer * Martin. A.
tOrDeya Market Street. St-nbenyille, Ohis. or
enquire at the Office Of the Union Coal and Coke
Company. ON the premises.
Terms made known on day 20 sale.
OWNERS UNION CoALk COKE co.
Steubenyille, dan. =. 1885,. f.rs. laR1Sfa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-02
Morning, February ,
Repre.en,n.ion &. the Lesi.I.iaro.

We called attention few days ago to
the inequalities existing under our pres
cut system of representation. We show
ed that according to the present basis a
majority of the voters in the State,
living in the Northwest, are represented
in the lower House of the Legislature
BY nineteen members, and that the re-
mainder, a minority of the voters, have
thirty-seven members, a representation
nearly twice as great rs that of the sec
tion mentioned. Some of the practical
results of this inequality. ,we. limited,
might he shown i'll the settlement OF
the Cnpital question, and such seems
likely to be the case. On one OF the
ballots for location, taken in the
Honse on Monday, sixteen votes were
east for Charleston and thirteen for
Grafton. We took the pains to ascer-
tain the number of voters represented
by the supporters of each place, with
the following result: The sixteen gen.
tlemen who voted for Charleston repre-
sent lust S,I22 votes. The thirteen who
expressed their preference for Grafton
have constituency of 1858 voters.
That is to say, every ballot for Charles
ton represents a popular vote of 500,
and every one for Grafton repre-
sents Il popular vote of 1000. There
fore, according to our present system of
representation, these 500 voters in the
Kanawha Valley WELD just as much in
tuencc in the settlement of this Capital
question as do 1000 of the Northwest.
Clarksburg, With her five supporters In
the Legislature, is shown to be the first
choice of $500 voters, and yet they are
balanced by 956 voters in the counties
of Greenbrier, Monroe, Mercer and Fay
cite, represented by five delegates in the
House. Ii, as the members of the Leg
iSlaturc have professed, they favor bas-
ing representation in Congress upon
the voting population, We cannot see
HOW lutN Cdl bS 'VhpioN'htf ""o
vet fail to apply the same prin-
ciple in fixing representation in
their own body. There is no just rea-
son, that we can see, why one voter in
one section should WELD twice the po-
litical power exercised by the voter Of
another section, and the people of this
end of the State are likely to witness
a forcible illustration of the evils of
such an arrangement. The system is
wrong in itself, and its results must be
detrimental to the men of all parties.
Radicals and Democrats i'll this region
are equally injured by it, and 1T is the
interest as it is the duty of all men OF
the Northwest TO secure a speedy correc-
tion of the evils arising from the pres
cnt basis of representation.
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State OF West Virginia,

Circuit Court Of Ohio County, DeoembeT
Rsles, 1866.
william Bennett, George W. Yokum, Zen
jamin l. Phares, Benjamin PhAres and Adam
Crawford Complainants. Jos-ph " Ne
whorfer uditor Of the State Of West Virginia,
jesse Y. Phsres Squire B. Daniels, and William
c. Chenowifh. Defendants In Chancsry In the
Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO EN.
i join the said Auditor and ell oficsrs agents
and attorneys Of said State, from prosecuting the
motions now pending at law in the said Court
against the aaia e0mpiainants as sareties Of the
defendant Jesse y. Pharcs on his official bond
.. Sheriff Of Randolph County. and from pro-
eeeding In any way 10 collect from the said com.
plafnants al oE any part Of the taxes. licenses
Interest, damages and costs claimed In said mo-
tons and further 20 obtain . decree declaring
the said complainAnts forever discharged fru,u
an liability for all or any part Of the said taxes
licenses interest damages and costa
And IL appearing from an affidavit fled IN the
eause that the defendants. Jesse r. Phares and
william e. Chenovith, are not residents of this
State, On the motion Of the complafnznts Il IL
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after the dne pnbEcstion and posting ot
this order and answer the bill cf eonplzint in
this eGusr. and DO what Is necessary 70 protect
their interests.
A copy. Teste: JACOB BCRKLE.-
decNdlav4v Clerk.
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the critter fair trial. Hear him before
you hang him. became general
The rude court was opened without
any needless formahties. A jury OF
backwoodsmen ranged themselves
around the maple stump on which sat
Schwartz and Cowell, my self-chosen
Judges. -
.Now, Nick Bates, what hev you TO
say for yeHrselff Hyars the letter, aud
hyar's the check, and there stand You,
the cunningest rebel alive; but you're
treed now, i guessfp asked Cewell, eye
ing me with no friendly gaze.
Rallying my faculties, protested that
/ was George Hepton, and not Nicholas
Bates. appealed to the testimony OF
the lieutenant commanding the escort,
who had known me in Europe, aid i
exhibited the written instructions OF my
employers, and the pass granted me ut
Jefferson, at the same time giving a plain
statement Of the means by which the
Quaker's hymn book came into my pos
session. For q moment my judges seem-
ed staggered; but, unluckily for-me. at
that iuncture some one who had been
lingering the roll of notes that ! held in
trust for Mrs. Jones, shOuldered his way
forward.
They're the notes of Hackett's bank,
that broke ten years ago-Susquehanna
and Pittsburg Consolidated Bank they
called t,"-exelaimed this man, whose
snit Of rusty black was patched with
blanketing of fincongruous colors.
.'It's all deceit and bogus talk, that
about Quakers and legacies," bawled
another. "Cassius Jones is just rs ven
omous n Copperhead as any alive. He's
got three sons in the rebel army down
South, and his missis is no more Qua
ker than / am, western men"
Again rose a fierce clamOr of ven
geance. Twas loaded with threats and
curses, and in the midst of the noise and
hubbub the verdict was given-Death.'
Call the exeeutioner. Lucky chance
Senator Lane loaned him to u.s." said
Cowell, looking round; and almost i'm
mediately dwarfish creature-whose
disproportionately long arms gave him
the look of human spider-a half-breed
Indian, with the narrow cruel-looking
eyes of his race, came bustling up, car
rying a coil of rope and some strips OF
hide, with which he proceeded artistic.
ally to bind my arms, while several
strong hands held me fast.
Conclusion on Monday.
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GConcIusion on Monday. !

The age Of sheep may be known by
the front teeth. They are eight in
number, and appear all of Il size. In
the second year the two middle ones
fall ont, and their place is supplied by
two large ones, In the third year q
small tooth on each side. In the fourth
year the large teeth are six in number.
In the fifth year the whole front are
large. In the sixth year the whole be-
gin to get worn. In the seventh year
the whole fall out OF are broken. 1t is
said that the teeth of ewes begin to de-
cay at FIVE or six; those of wethers at
seven.
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priation of Office property to private use

tpriation of Office property to private use,
was passed.
The House Bill in relation to jnries,
was passed :Jyeas "a; nays 10. 1t pro
vides that "no person shall be placed
on any list of jurors prepared by the
Board of Supervisors OF any county, OF
serve on any jury In any Of the courts
of this State, unless he is . registered
voter in such county; and all jurors for
the trial of causes in any circuit court:
including eases Of felony, shall he select
ed by drawing ballots from the box; and
that writs of reaire facias shall hereafter
issue for thirty-six jurors, instead OF
twenty-eight, as now required by law,
unless the judge of the circuit court
shall order greater or less number.
The House Bill appropriating So3l.H
with S6375 interest thereon, for the re-
lief4of Leonard LaIRb, of Upshur coun-
ty, was passed.
> The House Bill authorizing the Trus-
tees of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
in the town of Buckhannon, to convey
their Church lot, was passed.
The House Bill prescribing how the
general school fund shall be apportioned
to Braxt0n and Hampshire counties In
the year 1867, was passed.
The House Bill providing for the reg
istration of the qualified voters OF the
State, was taxed up on its'second read
ing. On motion Of Mr.. FURGUSON, 1t
was referred to the committee on Judlc-
iary. IT,
The House Bill amending the law re-
lating to corporations, was passed.
The House Bill incorporating the vii
lage of Barboursbille, Cabell county, was
passed. .....
The House Bill appropriating $4,000
to defray expenses that have and may
arise from building the penitentiary at
Moundsyille was passed. ~
The House Bill amending the bill re-
lating to the boundaries of the town of
CeredO, was passed. 1t provides that
the corporate limits and boundaries OF
said town shall be as follows: Begin
ming at the mouth of Twelve Pole creek,
thence up said creek forty rods south of
the "old military line," thence due west
to the lands of Georgiana Cooke, thence
following the eastern boundary of said
lands in northernly direction to the
Ohio river, thence up the Ohio river to
the place of beginning.
The House Bill relating to Prose-
cutting Attorneys, their duties, &c, was
passed. 1t makes it the duty of said
officer to 60 before the Grand Jury,
when the public interest demands it,,
and makes provision for the appoint
ment of an Assistant.
The bill providing Sin what counties
certain actions may be brought" was
amended by the addition of the follow
ing Actions for libel published in a
newspaper may be brought and prose-
cuted in any county in which the paper
containing the libelous matter is circu-
lated" So amended the bill was order
ed to engrOssment.
A number of bills were read a first,
and others q second time.
House adjourned.