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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-30

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-30

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-30

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-30
OFFICE BOARD OF REGISTRATION

STATE OF LOUISIANA, j
Room No. City Hall,
New Orleans. September 3. 1858. }
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28
3t9al Adrsrtiscments
SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT CorBr nm.

IN THE DISTRICT COrpr r,,.
 | Judicial District, in and for ,i iihiHD Of fayapai and Territory Of Arlznno '''' county
 W r. Banning, Plaintiff. rs I c r.p
 HoOpes, and George Burnham. of al ~ LaRard the walnut Grove Gold Mining Cor,,'..'i ,oill losug zona, Deiendants.- Order of Publieaiia,'' '" M.
 Action brought in the District Con-,
 the county oi iaTapai and Territory of ,u9 gu lor
 The Territory Of Arizona sends r,,..,,. '''0l'. C. Fell, Edward hoopes and George pug p.g n J. et al., Defendants. eo Durnham.
 You are hereby summoned and ro.,.,.
 pear ln nn acton brought against yon by ,t 5 ap. naned i,1tnun m the District Court oftfs Tt Judicial District m and for the Courty ~ lAiId and Territory Of .rizona. Co answer ii o la'apai He'd thefcin- la copy of which acror,,s. ahl summons,) within twenty days iesel,igi'' ''s 'lis day of scryicc) aiteT the service nno, '' , ul te summons, if served in this county. bs, is " lhis out of the county and in the Territory tbc,, s,ed forty days and II served ont of ,b " NIlhn then within twenty days, or Judgment i,y 5i'eol, will be taken against you accordipg ,o ~! uehli of said cOmplaiM. "c lulr
 This action is brought to recover b.
 four hundred and twenty-thrce and 40i0o .ItI sl d (s423 4O-lOO), balance due Plaintiff on ar 1,l-Is for work done and labor performed as r@,-lht ,..olht labOrcr in the erection and ronstructi,a lll stamp quartz mill and other bniIdiup. e, -l- herewith, situated on Turkey Greek ,,'''tl Territory aforesaid, and known as ft. -s 'la Bueno MlIn Duly
 Also, work done in opening certain r-..., cent thereto, and belonging io said eo,pte,, lL, known as the Bully Bueno Mine" f'h ~a And, also, for the foreclosure of roasA..t., lien levied on the said described pro,.,.- duly filed for record In the office Of H. G... 4-.
 Recorder for said county and Tcrritory or 4, ! 2Sth day of February, A. D lsG7 '-, ] And you are hereby notified that if you sg |. | appear and answer the complaint as ate-s ."
 quired, thc Plaintiff will take default agan., ,,[ and apply to the Court for the relief de,psns.j- ! his complaint and for costs and disbursems.,. Y ! this behalf expended 1 1T sl Given under my hand and the ss,i ,, ! the District Court, this 3Oth day ofJ,. ! uary. A. D. is6S. 1 , ED. w. WELLS, Cerk. ] JOHN HOWARD. Plaintiffs Attorney
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28
SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. TIIIgn
 \ InIirinl ninfri,t i.. nr.I r- lr

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THRn \ Judicial District. in and for the Cogr., Of Yavnpai and Territory Of Arizona
 stephen z Pierce Plaintiff. rs. j. C FeHyl ward HoOpcs and Grorge Burnham. ei ,l .9-. posing the Walnut Grove Gold Mining Comt-rT Of Arizona, Dciendanis.-Ordero of Publies,,oz
 Action brought in the District Court. iu and t. thc County of iIvapai and Territory of Ar1oai The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting tgJ C. Fell, Edward hOopes, and George Burnhsr ai., Defendants.
 You are hereby summoned and required 10 ,r pear in an action brought against you by tl,e as. named Plaintiff, in the District Court of tle I.-t Judicial Districl in and for the rouuiy Of Ysrua and Territory of Arizona, to answer the e0mpE- filed therein, Ca copy of which necufusuie. t,, summ0usl within twenty days (exclusige of fi. day of scryiccl after The service upon yOa of th, summons. h served in this county; bpt served ont Of the county and in he Terrisry. ibsn uiihin forty days; and if served out 4 ihe Terriiory. then within twenty days, or indignant by default will be taken against you, according Co tle prayer of said complaint
 This action l. brought to regsver ihe sun 0f six hundred sixiy-twO asd l5-l00 esilaIs s62 i5-lO0) balance due plaintiff upon aB account Of work done and labor performed asd maifrials iErnishsd in and for the erection aud construction of cgr. tain 2O-stamp quartz nin situated on Iurkv Creek, county and Territory siuresaid, and knovl the " Bully Bueno NH, sud also sthef ha.- ing herewith connected.
 Al-p, for Inc foreclosure ot a meclnnct aa levied on the above described property, ioSg'aT with the lands upon which ihe sans s eFscs4 and dnly filed for record in ihe office oi Ihe t0liI Recorder for the said county and Terfitcu t A ! 3lst day of February. A. D is61. And you are hereby notified that h Yca 4l 's appear and answer thc complaint as a'5fH. quircd. tbr Plaintiff Vli take default sezIa'' ieI, and apply Co the Court for thc relief dezas3ra a his complaint and iOr costs and disbUrsEsa B 1 this behalf expended.
 1T s, Given under my hand and o. sal S l' N'I the District Court, this 30,h dlld' 'lR uary, \. D. ls'js.
 ED. ". WELLS CEs
 JOHN HOWARD, Plaintiffs AttOrpey A
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28

ADyERTIsrSG.--The Inside Track says some good things in the following article which may be of practical value to some of our readers:
 Au advertisement is not always valuable ID proportion to the space it occupies.
 \ short advertisement four times is better than very long one once "Brag | good dog, but Hold fast is a better"
 prominent advertisement once or twice will be effective, if followed up by steady card giving your business and address.
 Don't take down your sign in dull times. People read newspapers all times of the year.
 If business admits of it, several small ad- vertisements, with your name repeated every time, will avail more than the same collected, with your name only once.
 Don't you fear to have a small advertise ment by the side of larger competing one. The big one can't eat t up.
 Small advertisements and plenty of them. is good rule We were all babies once, yet we made considerable noise.
 Don't advertise unless you have something worth advertising.
 The easiest way :n the world :0 sccuma- late fortune is to advertise judiciously.
 \ double column once year is not so good as a square fifty-two times year. A furi ous shower does not soak in so well as steady rain. The highest praise Artemu. Ward had for George Washington was that he 'never slopt over"
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28

HEALTH ISsUKsycE.-A thin cadaverous looking German, about fifty years of age, en- tered the office of health insurance company and inquired 'Ish te man in vat nsures te peoples helts 2" The agent answered II at tend to that business" We'll, wants mine helts insured. Yot you sharge l'' Different prices" answered the agent from three to ten dollars a year, and you get ten dollars a week in case of sickness" "Yell" said Myn- heer, "I wants ten dollars yertn The agent inquired his state of health. "Vell, I ish sick all the time. Is shust out of bed two or tree hours a tay, and doctor says he cant do nothing more good for me- '-lf that is the state of your health" returned the agent, "we cannot insure it. We only insure per sons who are in good health" At this Myn- heer bristled up in great anger. "YOu must tink i's fool Vot you tink, come pay you the dollars for insure my helt ven yos Teli9'
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28

GAUSS or kERosENE LAMP EnPLosfoNs -- Kerosene accidents occur from two causes: first. imperfect manufacture of the article second. adultcrations. But A lamp may be filled with bad kerosene or with the yapor even, and in no possible way can it explode, unless atmospheric air has somehow got mixed with the yapor. A lamp, therefore, full or nearly full of the liquid. is safe and also one full of pure, warm vapor, is safe Explosions generally occur when the lamp Is first lighted without being filled, and also late in the evening when the fluid is nearly exhausted. The reason of this will readily be seen. In using imperfect or adultcrated kerosene, the space above the line of oil IS always filled with yapOr, and SO long as 1t Is warm and rising freely. no air can reach it, and it is safe At bedtime when the family retire the light is eXtinguisbed the lamp cools a portion Of the yapOr Is condensed this creates partial vacuum in space, which $, instantly filed with air. The mixture Is now more or less explosive; and when, upon the next evening, the lamp Is relighted with out replenishing with oil, as is often done. an ! explosion is liable to take place. Late in the evening, when the oil is nearly consumed ' and the space above filed with vsp0r, the | lamp cannot explode go long as it remains al ! rest upon the table. But take it in hand ! agitatc it. carry it into a cool room, the va | DOT is cooled, air passes in, and the yspor be- comes explosive We hear much said about l dangerous g1sss being formed in lamps, but ] this is an error. The whole hazard come; ] from air mixed vapOr.
 : But how can we be positively assured O
 safety in the Use of kerosene How can W,
 know the character of the article offered ui ! by dealers If consumers are willing 10 b,
 put to a little trouble, a simple experiment ! will determine the safety of the kerosen,
 they purchase. Fill pint bowl two-third
 full of boiling water, and into it put com
 mon metallic thermometer. The temperatur will run up to over 2OOdeg. By gradual,
 adding cold water, bring down the tempera
 tdre of the water to lOdeg.. and then pou
 into the bowl a spoonful of the kerosene am { apply lighted match. If it takes fire, th
 article should be rejected as dangerous
 not, it may be used with a confident feelin
 of its safety EgchaRge.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28
SUMMONS.
iS THE DISTRICT COURT, THD | Judicial District, in and for the Cols5 ut Na..I..i aIa I.rrltr.-. ..f 4 rlz..I.a

iN TiiE DISTRICT COURT, HID | Judicial District, in and for the Co-s! of Yavapai and Territory of Arizona.
 John Raiblc, PlaintlE, rs j. G. Fell Ea'fi Hoopes and George Burnham, e al., 0ohfs- the Walnut Grove Gold Mining Company S | ZOna, Defendants Order of Publication
 Action brought in the District Court. is 1i the County Of Yavapai and Territory oi AD-.
 The Territory of Arizona sends gTeeilAs ' ' C. Fell, Edward Hoopes, and George huiA--- et al, Defendants.
 You are hereby summoned and reqnifa !. V pear tn an avtion brought seninst yoa by lla .. - named Plaintiff in the District Court 0 i.s l- -. Judicial District in and for the county CO I.i and Territory of Arizona, tO answer the eos K, filed therein. (a copy of which aecolnlAb n, summOns,l within twenty days (cXcinsh' I. day of scryice) alter the service upon yel, - summons, il served in this county bp. U ,- out of the county and in the Territory lsSh t.,r forty days and if served out Oi the iuiitf then within twenty days, or Judgment s2 ...-, will be taken against you, according lo 'N- i'' of said complaint. --a
 This action l. bFeushi to Tec0fef dl Ius s.-.s five hundred and eighty-two and spip ", .s (S5s2 9O-iOO), balance due Piainiih spoh si count of work done and labor peflolin.-. $, mechanic in the erection and e0nsiruel0n Y. ..l stamp quartz mill and other buidiDs' .,--r si herewith, situated on Turkey Creek eo1. Ri Territory aforesaid, and known as bN
 BuenO Mill" ,,,,,st
 And, also, for the foreclosure oi l,.-fy n.s, e lien levied on the above described DP,'s,s gether with the lands upon "hieh sHs oar, q erected, and duly filed for record m .D. ss1 Tr the County Recorder for the said eou.'i in i-i ritory. on the 2Ist day of fcbraary, 4 -, sI Q
 And you are hereby notified thna .lorss. appear and answer the complaint s..i.., H ,ol quircd, the Plaintiff will take deiau.l i,1asSil s and apply 70 the Court for the feiei u..eae his complaint and for costs and d'souf''"'@ this behalf expended. aths sd
 ,, Given under my hapa a,l,- alN ss,rdl lr
 IL. S'I the District Court, lhis @V'A 1'
 uary, A. D. 1868. w vPILs. Clerk JOHN HOWARD, Plaintiffs Aiio'D'''
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28
From the New York Evening Postl
 The Old Mans Dream.
DY NRsLL DEulNG.

Orwhat are you thinking tonight, Athlcnc' Ofwhlt are yOu thinking tonight: My hair is white, know ] an old. Yet. have mot jewels have not gold For you, my beautiful queen,
 Athicnc; For what are you signing tonight, Athcne' For what age you signing tOuightt A queen herself might be pleased Co come To dwell in such @ magnificent home As ta.s haze c.Fcu % tac-,
 AtA.guc. Why turn from my prOaercd carcss, AthleneF Why turn from my proHercd cares Ton cannot expect paisied old man Could pet and cares, l. younger men can; Yet 1 love you, my beautiful queen,
 Atheuc. remember when you were a child, Atblene -. Years ago when you were a child You said f Heaven should spare my iie Some day you would be my beautiful wife. was younger, know Abilene, Yet l never forget it, my queen. This morning they gave you Co me, Abilene, This morning they gave you 70 me; gone Though the fcrvor aud strength Of my liic IS ] will love you forever my beautiful one, Aud nothing shall part us,
 Abilene. You arc strangely quiet. Abilene, Have you no " ord for me: Come nearer. my love- 10 the old mans side, Let him gaze on the face of his lovely bride,
 Athlene. Now give me your hand, my wife, White as the fallen snow, And cold as the ice on tho frozen stream, My God, do wake from lifelong drcams You never have loved me-
 Athlcnei Oh, is it for this have lived, Breaking your heart at lasi, Chilling vour life with sorrow and tears Killing a love ] have cherished for years Forgive me, forgive me,
 Abilene. T. will not be long. Abilene, For the sand, of my life run low; Only the fall of a Withrred oak, Only sigh from a heart, that broke The end, Athlcne,
 Ofa weary dream. 4 leaf from the shore Of Time, wave from the sea of life; Only, Athlene, my name to bear; Only a widows garb to wear shall never 5g old up there,
 Athlene. There you will love me, my wife
  Softly. silently into the room Shadows are creeping. Abilene; The care and sorrow of life are OCT, An angel waits at the open door; The old man sleeps he will gaze no more On your beautiful face,
 Abilene.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28
Itsal Adrertistmtnt5.
SUMMONS.

JNTHE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD | Judicial District, in and for the County of Yayapai and Territory Of Arizona
 John P. Osborn, Plaintiff,
 ts.
 Lewis Rogers, John M Order Publication. Rountree, and \. Boards
 lee Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court in and for the County Of Yayapa, Territory of Arizona. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 70 Lewis Rogers, John Vi. Rountrce, and \. Bcardslee Defendants.
 You are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court Of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County oi Yavapai and Territory Of Arizona, to answer the complaint filed therein, Ca copy Of which accom- pauies this summous.) within twenty days, (aitor inc service upon you of this summOns,) if served in this county, but, if served cr' of the county and in ihc Territory. then within forty days: and if served out Of the Territory then within twenty days or judgment, by default, will be taken agains; you, according % Inc prayer oi said com paint
 This action is brought to recover the sum of eight hundred and sixiy-slx dollars, (Ss66OO) be ing @ balance due upon a certain prOmissOry note for one thousand three hundred thirty-thrce and thirty three one hundredths dollars, drawn, exc cutcd and delivered by the defendant Lewis Kog- CTS bfhflUE Ndtt bi OtAbUtI -'Alis l'Vpt hh pay able on or before inc first day of November, ls65 with interest at the rate of two per cent. per month from date until paid. ] Also for the foreclosure of n certain Deed oi Mortgage executed by the defendant, Lewis Rog ! CTS. on the 29th day Of October A. n. lS6, and duly filed and ccorded in the office Of the County Recorder for favapai County, Arizona Territory to secure the payment of said note, with other notes more particularly mentioned and set fortl in the complaint, and 10 which reference Is hereby made
 And also, that the defendants, John NJ Roun tree and \ Bea-dslee be barred and iOreciosed o all equity of redemption or other interest in tho mortgagud premises accrued since the lien O plaintiff mortgage.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail C appear and answer the complaint, above re quired the plaintiff will take default against yoI and apply tO the court fur the relief demanded 1T his complaint, and for al costs and disbursement herein made.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis trict Court in and for said county and f., al Territory this 27th day Of January, ! A D. 1888
 ED W WELLS, Clerk.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28

THE MINER office is well supplied with Presses Plain, Fancy aud Ornamental Type, and the pro. prielors are determined to execute all work with which they may be favored in the neatest and best style Of the art.
 Work may be ordered from any part of the Territory, and, when accompanied with the cash, Il VIII be promptly executed and sent by mail, or ls directed.
 fersons sending us money for subscription, advertising or job work may forward it by mail or otherwise, at their own risk
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28

Largest and Most Complete Establishment
 -oT THE KIND IN THE TERRITORY.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28

Jacob O'Brien, Plaintiff, j. c. Fell. Edward Hoopes, and George Burnham, et o-a.r o,p,,,,,.sti,,, al, composing the Walnut Grove Gold Mining Com pany of Arizona Terrto- ", Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court in and for the County of Yayapai and Territory Of Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to ]. c. Fell, Edward HOopes, and George BarDham, et al.. Defendants.
 You are hereby summoned and required 10 ap- psyr in au action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in the District Court Of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County Of Yaya- pal and Territory of Arizona, t0 answer the com plant filed therein, fa copy Of which accompanies this summOns,) within twenty days (cNclusiye Of the day of scryicc) after the service upon you Of this summons if served In this county but served out Of the county and in the Territory then within forty days; and if served out Ol the Territory. then within twenty days, or judgment by default will he taken against you, according to the prayer Of said complaint
 This action Is brought io recover the sum of six hundred and ien dollars (S6l0 OO balance due Plaintf upon an account oi work doue and labor performed a mechanic in the erection Oi 70 stamp quartz mill and other buildings connected herewith, situated on Turkey Creek, county and Territory aforesaid, and known as the {" Bully BueuO MllN
 ! Also, for the foreclosure of mechanics Her levied on the above described property, togcthe with the lands upon which the same Is erected and duly filed for record in the office Of the Count Recorder in and for said county and Territory, oI the 2lst day of February. A D. lsG7. And you are hereby notified that if yOu iuil t appear and answer the complaint $ above rc quired, the Plaintiff will take default against you and apply 10 the Court for the relief demanded il his complaint and for costs and disbursements il this behalf expended.
 1T ., Given under my hand and the seal e
 h. ~'i the District Court, this Both day of Jan uary, A. D. 1858.
 ED ". WELLS, Clerk. JOHN HOWARD, PlaintiH's Attorney.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28

JNTHE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD
 | Judicial District, in and for the County of Yayapai and Territory Of Arizona
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28
Arixona 5ainrr

sAS FgANcisco AGrNcY-Mr Thoms. Boycc is thc only authorized agent for the MINrH u Sln Francisco Orders len at his office, New Mcr- chants Exchange Building, room No. "J, Cahor' nia street, will he promptly attended Co.
 SAN BERNARpINo AGESCY.--F C SuAr. news dealer Is authorized oact as agent for the MINER a, san Bcruardiuo, California.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28

ED. W. WELLS, Clerk.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28

Low RATEs.-The price of passage on the opposition line from San Francisco to New York, is $50 for first cabin. Many persons are taking advantage of these low rates and
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28

TIE Omaha Pacific Railroad Company have notified the Government that they intend to construct railroad from Denver to the main road, distance of 102 miles and have it completed in October next
Arizona miner., 1868-03-28
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD | Judicial District, in and for the County Of Yayapai and Territory Of Arizona
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-29
Distribution of Wealth I'm this Country
and In England.

From tables lately published By the
Statistical Society of London 1t APP
peers that 1854 persons Ia Great Brit
ain return incomes TO the aggregate
amount OF s112, $40, 900; one seventh
OF the entire amount returned, and
one-fOurth of the total yearly income
derived from property in Great Brit
ain. Only 1864 persons return in
comes exceeding 81 600 a year, while
], $3.50, 600 return incomes less than $500.
The number of persons who own more
than ten acres OF land apiece is but
80, 600.
The United States Commissioner of
Internal Revenue reports that the num-
Der of persons in this coantry whose
income tax last year was less than $40
SO O85; of those whose tax was between
$50 and $50, ~, 947; between $50 and
500. %, 936; between 500 and $500,
"a, IT'S; of those whose tax was
more than $500, 50,388. The number
of assessed persons whose income was
SO small as to be exempt from the tax
was 220,036. The returns from some
collection districts had not been receiv-
ed at the time the report was publish
ed.
As the tax is five per cent. on eli in
comes over one Thousand dollars. a tax
of $40 indicates a total income of
81, 400; a tax of $50 indicates total in
come of $4,000; tax of 500 indicates
a total income of 50, 900, aud tax of
$500 indicates a total income of SILL
900.
The receipts from incomes exceed
ing $4,000 were considerably less than
one-hak of the total receipts.