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Arizona miner., 1868-03-14
SUMMONS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT, TEE| | Judicial District. in and for the cd Of favnpai and Territory of ArizoDa
 John Raible, Plaintiff. rs. J. c. Fell Ed iioopes, @nd George Burnilam, e ll- eori.' the Walnut Grove Gold Mining C0mtsnJ q n loha, Deiendants.--Ordcro Of Puticafioa
 Action brought in The District Court b 's4 the County of fayapai and Terriiory oi Arl'
 The Territory Of Arizona sends gre..las % G. Fell, Edward HOOpes, and Ge0rgs Ssf-S'- q d., Defendants.
 You are hereby summoned and reqai.a pear iu an action brought against yoB P iaf-- named Plaintiff in thc District Court e ', Judicial District in and for the county @ ln and Territory of Arizona, tO answer lAf filed therein, "a copy of which aecoinI.21i suiamOns,) within twenty days leKeilst day of scryiccj ter Inc service upon summons, q served in this county; b4i out of The county and in the IeTf.torf, i.-- -, forty days, and if served Oui Of tht iuts then within twenty days, or judgmcm will be taken against y0u, according 70 'N Oi s-,id complaint,
 This aei!on is brought to ree5fsf .-.- '.- five hundred and elghiy-twG and s-l lSJ'Z OlO0) haiance due PiaiBih sl.- count Of york done and labor pefiofl 5 AiAAaAAAAA iil AalE tftfAlth AAla stamp quartz mill, and other buiiding' e - herewith, situated on Turkey Greek eg-s Territory aforesaid, and known as uf BuenO Mill" t.r
 And, also, for the foreclosure O. 3 A--~r lien levied on the above described R'of.,-s gether with Inc lands upon Wbich lI oe. erected. and duly filed for record ID u. 'rl lliH ihe County Recorder for the said eo1,Y n is- riiory, on the 2lst Jay Of febIuar' S A ,,- ,a
 And yon are hereby notified ma. J ,sss appear and answer the complain. -',,I-, and apply to tbe Court for the relief del..--,s bis complaint and for costs and dso1 ihis behalf expended. Itbs fa
 Given under my hand ana t., ,,, n
 lL' S'I thc District Court, thi' 'O'I uary, A. D. 1868. wptIs. Cst
 JOHN HOWARD PlaiDtlds Au'''"'
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

ToSics.- They make one feel bettcr--for a while give us an appetite for more than we can digest, and it being impericctly digested, the blood which it makes is not only imper- feet as to quality, it is too great in quantity {; but 1t is in the body, and must crowd itself somewhere, always selecting the weaker part which in most eases is the head very natural, that-and there is headache, dulness hay ing no appetite, people usually betbink them selves of tonics; the reckless take wine or brandy. or vulgar beer; the conscientious dc wor-e and take phy,ic, calling 1t btters, tan sy, dogwood, guininc, and such II you have no appetite, cat nothing till you do; do not attempt to Whet it mp by stimulating food. by exciting drinks, or forcing tonics. but bring it about in a natural way, by moderate and continuous exercise.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

CHEMISTRY has just revealed one of the causes which may lead 10 the deterioration of bottled wines, and this, strange to say, Is the glass the bottles are made of. Glass, we all know, is a combination of silicia or white sand with either soda or potash. Now this combination is effected in large crucibles and powerful fsrnaccs which require an immense amount of fuel, an article forming conse- quen,ly an important item in the prime cost of glass The more, however. we increase the proportion of aikali, the less is the heat re- quircd for the fusion of the mass and hence the tendency to effect a saving of fuel by this means. This advantage it has now been proved is not without it- serious drawback for the glass SO obtained is subject to dssolu- ton, in the long run. by the fluids 1t contains, especially by wines, which are always, more or less. charged with tartaric acid. itis thus glass will soon become cpake, and contribute to the wine it holds, certain ingredients, rem dering them quite unfit to drink.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

A SUNDAY PAPER iS TRorBIE.--The Troy (N. Y. ssn,day Herad published Q matri- monial paragraph, which was pronounced fictitious and slanderous' by the parties whose names were mentioned. The para graph appeared in the Herald on Sunday. On Monday morning the brother of the young lady involved in the scandal, appeared in the HeTald office ant ,hrashed the editor On Wednesday the editor was arrested for libel and locked up in the COhoes jail. What fur ther troubles awaited the persecutcd pur- veyor of Sunday news we do not know, nas- much as the Troy papers of Thursday have not yet come to hand.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14
gsGal Adrertisements
SUMMONS.
x TIE DISTRICT corpr m,

IN THE DISTRICT COt-pr
 | Judicial District. in and fnr ., lhiRD ol lavapai and Territory of Arzon. '"e Ooun,y
 w r Banning PllinuT rs.JGr.,
 Hpopr-i and George Burnham. of .i NH Ldwafd the Walnut Grove Gold Mining ( .,' .vpinp0.Ins zona, Defendants Order of PuLlic'i.'!' oi An.
 Action brought iu the Disiric, Cons,p
 'hc 'oun'y oi favapa and Tcrrtory os a9d fot
 The Territory of Arizona send. o,,,,,' ''''>'hi. V. Feii; Edward hoopes, and Georss H'is n ,. ct al., Defendants. S' Durnhan,
 l"u arc hereby summoned and reoui,,.. pear u ln action brought agaiust to, t..t1 70 ip. named Plalntti in the DistrIci C9,,, ,he abois Judicial District in and for ihe Cont, s s.e Third and Territory oi Arizona to aus,sey ,I ~ VI lAtaiai hlcd therein, fa copy Of which ,c.o,,, ilh hplaHi shinmoneD "slLn twenty days lcxclu.i-"''' 'hs u'y oi stINie'J mtet the service upon yor ~, e ,Le summons, if served in this countr Is s"l p Us ont oi the county and ln iir Tcrrio,,' ',s m ser'd iOHy days aud II served out of ti, N .r Ail1a thcn "nhin twenty day=, uT judemrp, t' ,''t, vii iy taken "E"iIst ron. according to ,i .'iazi of -nii complaint TIE fiaj,r
 Tll- action is brought to recover ,t.
 four hundred and twrntythree and An iao slm N t5i2J 4O.lOD, balance due Plaittis l. .D' a9Ar Tor work done and labor performed .. a '.g'lh hhorcr iu the erection and cou-trns+ilu 'll.f ili stamp quartz mill and other buildipo. ' " s- Herewith, situated on Turkey Greek --n.,iei Territory aforesaid, and known as u.. -s 'ad Bueno MIL" "s bliiy
 Al-o, work done in opening certain r,...-... cent thereto, and belonging To said cofer-,. known as the Bully Burno Mincp !-'!' aid
 And, also. for tue foreclosure Of 1, nod. Hen levied on inc said descrted prors,,, duiy hlcd for record in the office Of th. f-| Recorder for said county and Terri,at, " 2sih day of February A. D. isG7. 70 OA lS
 Aud you arc hereby notified that fl Ton sa appear and Hnsvcr the complaint a. -t.- 'y- -- 70 quircd, ihc Plaintiff will take dclault a.,,.- ''' and hppiy Co thc Court for ,hc raiirl d.r'@- ~, this behalf expended ''
 IT. %1 Given under my hand and ,t....,.,
 tlc District Court, this R;h a.v,.,tN uary. A. D. lsf,S VI 'Aa
 JOHN HOWARD, Paiutin-s Attorne,. ''''1
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

RAILROAD MATTERS AB JEFFERsOS CrTT. Members from Southwest Missouri, held a caucus on the night of the 10th, and agreed upon a course of policy To be pursued, in re- gard 10 what k known as the Southern Branch of the Pacific Railroad, recently for feited by Gen. Fremont and bis associates The plan is to sell the road again for one mil lion of dollars, to be paid back 10 the pur- chasers in installmcnts by the State, as fast as the road is extended.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

NOBLE AsswER-A kind hearted lady was once reproyed quite sharply by q friend for giving money 10 a stranger, who seemed to be very poor, when be asked for charity. Suppose he spends the money for rum P said the suspicious friend The quick and noble answer was, 'if you must suppose at all, why not suppose that be will spend the money for bread Why suppose evil when you may suppose what is good and nOble9
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14
A GOOD FAMILY PAPER.

IL will contain carefully prepared Market and General Commercial Report, giving reliable prices current Of alI leading articles or country produce and family supplies.
 THE WEEKLY ExANISER is furnished 10 suh scribers at the low price of Five Dollars per am. nun, and to clubs Of five or more, twhen mailed 70 one afdress) Four Dollars each In all eases payment in advance is required
 WM. \. MOSS lS co.
 553 Washington street, San Francisco, Cal
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14
DEMOCRATIC ORGAN.

There Is no better way Of making accession. 10 our party than by The dissemination Of correct in sormntion, and certainly the proper mode of doing that is by means of newspapers; an l. therefore every Democrat who Is attached 10 the principles Of his party, and enferains a sincere and earnest desire io see those principles triumph should feel t dniy 10 contribute in some degree to the sup port Of the Party Papers
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

DR. BreckinFidge, Of Kentucky, is ready to prove his do;trine orthodox, at ten pace., if his language is 10 receive the usual inter pretatiop. "lf any man don't believe what say he knows where l live" Such are his words used iR q coavocatioH of Presbyterian diyines assembled at Philadelphia.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

A YASKEEIsM.-"Gentlemen,r said ped dler, ''these razors wcr- made in cave. by the light of a diamond. in Andalusia. Spain. They can cut as quick as thought and are as bright as the morning star. Lay them under your pillow at night, and you will be clean shaved in the morning.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

PRrDgsT WrYE.-"I shall die happy said the expiring husband to the wife, who was weeping most dutifully by the bedside, ''if you will only promise not to marry that ob- ject of my uncsasing jealousy, your cousin John Make yourself quite easy" said the expectant widow, T am engaged t0 his brother
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14
,Ordcr Of Publication

!. C. Fell, Edward IIoOpes,
 and George Buruham ct
 al., composing the Walnut fo1oer oi FubhcatiOn- Grove Gold Mining Com
 pany, Of Arizona Territo-
 v, Defendants
 Action brought in the District Court in and for the County of YaFapai and Territory of Arizona
 Tine Territory oi Arizona sends greeting 10 I d. fcil, Edward Hoopcs, an1 George Burnham, q al., Defendants.
 You are hereby summoned and required to ar- pear !n an action brought against you by the abote named Plaintiff, in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County Of Yava. pal and Territory of Arizona, 10 answer the com. plaint hled therein, Ca copy of which accomuanies this suinmons) within twenty days fexclusiye ol Inc day Of servicel after the service upon you of this summons f served in this county: but if served out of the county and ln the Territory then within forty days; and fl served out Oi the Territory. then within twenty days, or judgment by default VII De taken against you, according 70 the prayer Of said complaint
 This action is brought 10 recover the surn Of siv hundred and ten dollars ($GlOOO, balance due fIalntin upon an account Of work done and lah0r performed as mechanic in the erection oi a 20 stamp quartz mill and other buildings connected herewith, situated on Turkey Greek. county and Territory aforesaid, and known as the "'Bully BucnO Mill"
 Also for the foreclosure of a mechanics lien I't,cu Vh lhe aDoFe described property, together Nilh Inc lands upon which the same is erected ana dnly hied Tor record 10 he office Of the County Recorder u and for said county and Territory on the 2lst day Of February. A. D. ls57
 Ana yOn are hereby notified that if yOu flil to appear and answer the complaint as above re- qnired, the Plaintiff will take default against you ana apply 70 the Court for inc relief demanded in ms complaint and for cOsts and dlstarsemenf. in this behalf expended
 Usl Given under my hand and the seal Of
 the District Court, this 3Oth day Of Jan
 ,,,,,. ,,o..,.. ED. W. WELLS, Clerk
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

DENVER has voted for taking sjO0. 900 bonds of the Union Pacific Railroad, and for s branch line. H-r people were urged to come promptly up to their duty, as General Dodge requested. The county cast I.2jI votes, of which ], ,203 were for the bonds and the railroad.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

THE New Reconstruction Bill, the peculiar feature of which we believe is that, 1t piaces the entire control of the military districts of the South under the command of Gen. Grant. without responsibility or reference to the President, has passed the lower House of Congress, by q vote of l23 10 45.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14
SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY EXAMINER
ENLARGED AND isiPReyED.

Nor Eqaal to Any ,Jo"rnol P,5lislsd On the
 P4eifc C0aa.
 !; stcmmed the torrent Of bigotry intolerance and persecution, fearlessly bearing mp the OLD DEMOCRATIC ENsIGS through the dark period or our couniry's misery, until victory was achieved and the principles it battlcd for were triumphant To do this incurred a very heavy expenditure which, however, was eheerfully borne under the confident belief that tine opportunc time would come when the party would reimburse us by con fTibHting generally its patronage. That time has now arrived, and VIC ask Democrats to do their part in sustaining this
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

A LErrER has been safely delivered 10 the person t0 whom it was addressed in Iowa. which had, besides the usual superscrip.ion, these words. There is a ten-dol.sr Jill fold cd in this letter and if you want it worse than ny mother does, take it."
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14
Arizona 5Ninrr.

stN FHANCI-Co AGrSrr.-Nr Thuma. B1ycc c. Che only authorized agent for thu MINER iu San Francisco. Orders leA at bis oiiice New Nar- chants Exchange Building, room No 20, Ca.i.5r- nia street, will bc promptly attended Co.
 SAS BEHNAKDiNu AGE>cT-F. C. Sghr news alor is authorized Co act as agent for thc MtSLI. at San Bcuartmo, California
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

4 MAMMOTH WELL. The chief supply of water for the city of Cairo, in Egypt, s de- rived from a single well of mammoth propOr- tions-30O feet deep and fifteen feet in diam eter. Mules are employed day and night in raising water from this well.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD \ Judicial District in and for the County oi Yavapai and Territory of Arizona.
 John r osborn, Plaintiff,
 Lewis Rogers. John VI. IOrdcr Of Publication.
 Rouutrce. and V. Boards
 lcc.-Dciendants.
 Action brought in the District Court, in and for
 the County Of Yayapai, Territory of Arizona The Territory of Arizona sends greeting tO Lewis
 Rogers, John NJ. Rouniree, and N. Bcardslce.
 Defendants.
 You arc hereby summoned and required Co ap pear in au action brought against yon by the above-named plaintiff, in the District Court of thc Third Judicial District. in and for ihc County Of lavapai, and re. rtory Of Arizona, Co answer thc complaint filed therein. fa copy Of which accom- p1uics this summons) within twenty day., la!tcr the seryicc upon you of tlis summons.l if served iu this county, but, if served out Of the county and iu hc Territory. then within forty days. and f served ont Of the Territory. then within twciitF dnys, or judgment, hy default; will bc taken against you, according Co the prayer Of said com pliiut
 This action is brought 10 recover the sum Of eight hundred and siXiy-siy doiars. (ssGG OJ) be- ing a balance due upon a certain promissOry note for one thousand three hundred ihirty-thrce and tbiTty-three one hundrrdths dollars. drawn exc cuted and delivered hy the defendant Lewis Rog- CTS. bearing dafr of October 39ti, 1StB and tay able on or before the first day of November l-.i7 with interest at the rate of two Der cent Der month from date until paid Also for the foreclosure of certain Deed of Mortgage executed hy the defendant, Levi. Roy er- 0n tli" 2lth day of October. A D. lstH. and duly filed and ccOrlcd in the office or the Count. Recorder for Iayapai County. Arizona Territory. to secure the payment Of said note, with Oiher nOte-. more particularly mentioned aud set forth in tha complaint and 10 which reference is hereby made.
 1 And, also, that fhe defendants. John Ni. Roun- tree and N Bcagd-iec be barrcd and i0recloscd of ail equity of redemption or other interest in Inc m0figa@od premises accrued since the lien oi plaintiff mortgage. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above re- quired- the plaintiff ~ill take default against you and apply to thc court for the relief demanded in hia complaint, and for all costs and disbursements herein made.
 Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis. : trict Court, in and for said county and
 Territory this 27th day o. January, H. s'l A. b. lsg5S
 ED ". WELLS, Clerk.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

TIE Times says arrangements are being made for another prize fight between Tommy Chandler and Billy Dwyer. Five hundr,d q dollars forfeit money was put up on Tuesday evening. Time and place not yet named.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

VERSATILE. A correspondent offers his services as letter writer and warrants the epistles to start parents tear, stir the ex- piring embers of waning affection and awak- en the full ecstacy of a lovers heart"
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

THE Commissioner of Pensions reports the death of the last Revolutionary soldier The war of l77G, therefore, will hereafter exist only in tradition and history. Tue last of it's living witnesses has disappeared.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

WHILE California is prolucinC < tJo)0 100 in gold, she produces SGD,OJoOJO in farm pro- duets, and Sj0,OC0OU0 in manufactured goods.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14
The Weekly Examiner

WW coataia Fittg-!Six Columns of oyigiaal
 aad reH selected matter, Not Political exclusively, for we design it not only an efficient party organ lon, also
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

THE Hon. Albert C. Green. formerly of Providence, Rhode Island, died in Cleveland, recently. Mr. C. was the author of the wcr known song commencing "Old Grimes is Dead That Good Old Man"
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

TnE tallest spire in Europe, the Munster of Strasburg, is 4C6 feet high; the great pyra- mid of CLeops is 4s9 feet, but is said to be exceeded in night by some of the Australian forest trees.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

Ono and Kentucky are now united not only by bridge but by a horse railroad Car, run across the great bridge between Gin oinnau and CoyingtOn, starting every ten minutes.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

worth of milk last year from his farm.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14
5oo,ooo SHINGLES

EOR SALE CHEAP, FOR CASH Il Apply to JOHNSON & ZIMMERMAN. Al their Ranch, on Indian Greek, 9 miles south '' i''7"' dee7
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

THrY have fog in Stka, Alaska, 30O days out of the year.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

X large bed oC oysters is said Co have been recently discovered within few hours sal from the Golden Gate
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

ALAsRA.--The present population of our new acquisition is said to consist of 1DU Am ericans and 1000 Russians and half-brceds.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

LASD near Jacksonville, Florida, is oiicrc, at fifty cents per acre.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

BY the annexation of ~t. Thomas We gain the sweet boon of having santa Anna for q citizen.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14

J,urs GoRDoN BE>NrTr Is 7l years old, Aud is worth $3,WOO00
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD | Judicial District, in and for the County of Yayapal and Territory of Arizona.
 -Iacl.L. nlRrior.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14
A Us O.
SIMMONS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD \ Judicial District in and for the County oi Yayapai and Territory of Arizona.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14
CHARGES MODERATE.

AAAifrtf PUBLISHERS ARIZONA MINER.
 PREscOrT, A. T."
Arizona miner., 1868-03-14
ARIZONA CITY,

The Larqesf aipl .M)si GsHcy0l .Sock et Goods m he Terriiory, or iH aay one house
 south of Su. Francisco,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-17
sssEssOR,s ADVERTIsEMGN T.
U. S. Internal Revenue.

EIFTH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
+ District of the State of Nevada. comprising
Tie county If Douglas. Notice is hereby gwen
that the valuations. assessments or cnun:erations
Of subjects liable TO duty under the Internal Rev
enue Laws of the United states. made and taken
by Richard n. Allen, Assistant Assessor for -it'd
Division and returned to lie M tn. ANIMAL list f'r
Nav 1865. will remain open for the examination
of all persons concerned for the space OF 1 IN
DAYS from the date hereof, at TIE othce ul the
Assistant Assessor of said Division. in the town of
(ienoa between the hours Of 9 o'clock a. Nj and
p each day and after the expiration oil SAID
t IA DAYS to wit: the 9th day of May, A. D.
1865 at my office in Carson City. NeFadt.
I will receive and determine all appeals rel
atiye to erroneous excessive valuations, assess
u,ents ,r enumerations made and taken by said
Assistant Assessor. All appea.s to the Assessor.
As Aforesaid must be made in writing, and specify
the particular cause, matter or thing. respecting
which decision i, requested and shall moreover
state the ground or principle OF error COMPLAINED
Of. WARREN W ASS IN, =. .. Assesso''
Genoa, April -, 1865.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-17

be entertained with safety to the party
The organization being smaller in th'
other counties, and its members being
removed from the ghborhood anC
immediate influences of the principals
in the strife, are far less influenced
thereby-are much less demoralized in
fact. Looking at this matter in the
true light and recognizing the vital
import of the questions Involved, it
seems imperative that something should
be done, in strict good faith, to ailay
the too fervent antagonism of the oppo-
sing factions. If the Senatorial mat.
ter canno: be held in allegiance until
after the perils of the campaign are met
and overcome, why may not an honor
able compromise be effected? We may
vest assured that the Nevada Democracy
are as much a unit with regard to all
their local movements as the Union
party is upon the one question of Grants
nomination. They allow no Senatorial
aspirant to distract their harmonious
action. They are determined, ener-
getic, active minority, disciplined to
move in a mass upon the weak spots in
the Union lines. They have agreed
among themselves, as Union men should
so agree, to have no contentious with
anybody but the body of the opposing
force. They know that they cannot
afford to quarrel with one another.
Unonists throughout the State should
remember the close contests had IN the
past with Copperheadism and come to
ike conclusion. If we all move to-
,ether we shall sweep over the ramparts
IF the Democracy as irresistibly as
Grants united legions swept to victory
over the rebel earthworks at Petersburg; |
f we prolong our wranglings, the fate
waiting US is like that which befell the
-nion army at the second battle of
Manassas.
P. S.-Snce the above was put in
ype we have seen, in the Trespass of
asst evening, a plan for settling the
senatorial squabble, which we think an
dmirable one.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-17

OTTAWA. Canada, April l3.-The funeral
eff McGee to-day was one Of the most impos-
ing ceremonies ever witnessed IN Canada
Eighty thousand persons were in the streets
and 81, 600 in the procession.
New YORK, April l4.-Havana specials
state that General Bacz had been rccaptnred
Just before taking passage at Caracas for ia
IL aica on the United States steamer SaCo.
The floating Off OF the Monongahela has
been twice unsuccesSfully attempted at Santa
Cruz.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Consul at
Porto Rico reports that the cholera had
ceased at st. Thomas.
Earthquakes were of daily occurrence at
Porto Rico.
LONDON, April Is. - Official dispatches
from General Napier have been received
The health of the troops was good and the
army still advancing.