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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

Laus Deol-The income tax is done for. No longer will there be chance for rich men to establish their poverty, nor for poor nen to acquire slender reputation for wealth, while honest men everywhere groaned under the weight not only of an oppressive but an odio,is tax. The Senate has been more re- sponsive to the wishes of the people than the House, which is more especially the breath of their nostrils. That body hemmed and hawed about it-was rather inclined to think that the tax could not be remitted, and finally compromised upon an increase of exemption to S2,0o0 and reduction to three per cent The vote by which that compromise was car ried will be heard from again. The members of Congress who were so unlucty as to vote for it, will have to stand many fusilade. The thing was dead, for tue people were de- ternined to stand it no longer, and they should nave been wise enough to have recog- nized that fact.-San FfaHcisc0 Aita.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

TIE Government anticipates more trouble from the Comanche Indians on the border of Texas, who are combined with several hostile tribes of the Indian territory in raiding upon the white settlements. They have already gone on the war-path, and reports of out rages and murders by them are not unire- quent occurrences. There is difference between army officials and Quaker Indian agents, regarding the permanency of peaceful relations. The former are satisfied that we have, in the recent feasting of Red Cloud and his people, by no means sverted a general Indian war
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

SAS BERNaRDINo ITEMS, from the Guar dian of the I'd inst:
 Win. \. Ballard, Esq, who has been an invalid for the past two months in this town, took his departure for Santa Barbara county, on Thursday afternoon. A special stage was prepared with mattresses, etc, and accompa- nied by his devoted wife, he will, by .easy stages, we hope, reach the place of his desti- nation. We sincerely regret the state of his health, and hope that the genial climate of Santa Barbara may restore it.
 On Wednesday last the new coach destined for the San Berna-dino and La Paz route, ar rived in town. It has been fitted up in a superior manner after the Concord style, and will convey passengers with comfort to their destination.
 The Arizona Stage arrived on Tuesday, crowded with passengers. Among the mum Der was Judge John 4. Rush, of Wicken- burg. He left next morning for San Fran cisco, ria Los Angeles
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

BADLr MIxED.-The San Francisco Alta of recent date, contains the following "reli- able {" letter from its correspondent at Camp Date Creek, in this county:
 hr. Kelly who keeps ranch in Kirkland Val ley, near Camp Date Dreek, was attacked at his ranch. when all alone, by seven Indians. He killed one, fought desperately with the remainder sometime aof eventually succeeded in repelllng them. The Italians ia their illght-and pursued by Keliy-passod through q neighboring ranch, and in 60 doing encountered the proprietor, MT CullumbeT, who immediately attacked them and killed three more of them. The remaining three escaped tO the mountains.
 Those who read the facts of the above eases, as published in the MlsEr, will, no doubt, enjoy hearty laugh over the ogre grious blunders in the Alta's "letter." Quit manufacturing "priyste letter," Granny. You ain't good at it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16
Sale of Placer Mines.

The Washington correspondence of the Sacramento Uaioa, under date of June 18th, says:
 The Senate has passed Sargent's bill for the sale of pLaeer claims, but hurt it somewhat before doing so. One amendment offered by Cole, cuts down the size of a mining claim for any one person to ten acres, while it all lows an Association to take claims of any size, ten acres to each name. This would prevent any one miner from holding claim large enough to justify the sinking of shaft or running a tunnel, while 1t would enable an association of capitalists to take up an entire county. On his motion, the section which allows aftidavits and proofs of ownership, etc, (for use before the local Land Offices), to be taken before any officer authorized to admin ister oaths, is stricken out, thus remitting the miners to the old expensive system of taking their witnesses many miles to the Land Off ces, even to make formal affidavit. The feature in regard to joint entry is also knocked out, and several other changes made for the worse. The House however, has refused to concur in the Senate amendments; and q Committee of Conference has been appointed Stewart, Cole, and Casserly, on the part of the Senate and Ferris, Chairman of Mining Committee, Sargent and Johnson, on the part of the House--rather singular Confer encc Committee, isn't it All from the Pa cifc Coast. save one; and four of the six l from California. But, as the bill affects Cal ifornia perhaps more than any other State, this is all right The confab will take place tomorrow or next day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16
Mail Matters.

Grants stage, with mail and passengers, aarriyed here Wednesday last, and started back again Thursday noon. Mir. Grant came up on the stage, and informs us that his entire route, from San Bernardno to Pres colt. is now we'll stocked. Hereafter, the mail will arrive in Prescott every Friday, and depart every Saturday morning at s o'clock. It is hoped that the service will soon be increased, and we have good reason to believe that It viii. Next maff will, should nothing happen, arrive here Tuesday next.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

THE Boise City Qdabo) Chronicle, of June 22d, comes to us in mourning on account of the death of Hon. E. D. Holbrook, ex-dele- gate to Congress from Idaho, who, on the evening of the 18th, was shot and killed at Idaho City, by Chas. Douglass. The shoot ing grew out of politics. Douglass was i'm mediately arrested. Mir. Holbrook's funeral was attended by over 1000 persons, headed by l23 Free Masons.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

FITCH, of Nevada, and Mccormick, oi Arizona, have found !, necessary to deny alleged corrupt practices in the House. Both are trcky.-Sae- ramerto (CaI) Ners
 While agreeing with you as to the tricky" character of Mccormick of Arizona, we fall back on the telegraph for proof that it was Mccormick of Missouri, who was charged with selling himself to the Cuban rebels. "our" Mac. has sins enough of his own to answer for.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

A DISPATCH from Sioux City, of June v, says Spotted Tails " favorite wife, who was sick when he went away, and about whom he was much concerned during his absence, died last Monday, just before he reached the Agency. He expressed great grief. All the presents he received while away, including those from the President, he placed in her grave. He says going to Washington was bad medicine"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

MILITARY CHANCEs.-The San Francisco CaU, of the 2Gth ult., says that Col. John F. Sherburne, Adjutant General of the Depart ment of California, has been, or will be trans ferred to the Department of the Columbia, which embraces Oregon, Washington Terri tory, and Alaska. Colonel Thomas Wright was married yesterday in this city to Mrs. Adams, nee Tenant
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

TuE Pueblo CColorado) CiJtain learns from John D. Perry, President of the Kansas Pacific Railroad, that it is the intention of the Company to keep on building their road from Kit Carson towards New Mexico. They expect to reach Lyon next spring,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

AMONG the most recent discoveries made by Gen. Belknap, Secretary of War, is that there are not less than ffteen thousand mules in the sup posed service of the Qnartermasters Department most of shich are engaged wholly in the business of "eating their heads ofi."-Er.
 Wen bet trihe that there are twice if teen thousand two legged asses in the em- ploy of the other departments, most of whom are engaged wholly in the business of destroy ing the substance of the people.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

FATALLY disabled soldiers and sailors will, should the bill which recently passed the House become a law, receive monthly pen sion of twenty-five dollars, from the time they were made helpless. We hope the Sen ate will pass the bill
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

A SMILING old patriarch in Florida, aged eighty seven, has fifty mine children who call him "father,n besides one that isn't old enough to call him anything.
 Congress should reconstruct the old fel- low; else appoint him Governor of Utah.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

IT has recently leaked out that the " saint ly" Brownlow, and his associates, stole, while reconstructing Tennessee, the sum of s3OO, 900, belonging to the school fund. And yet the old thief, Brownlow, is U. s. Sen ator
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

THE Episcopal Council Diocese of Wiscon- sin, in session in Milwaukee, has adopted the following new canon:
 "Evefy communicant of our Church marrying. outside the Communion, or being married by any other than clergyman of our Church, shall stand ipse faoso, accommodated"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

GOLD AND GREESBAcKs.--The Los Angeles Daily Ns~s of the third inst, has the follow ing telegram: l
 "Gold In New York, July 2, noon, III 7-s; legal ing"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

BULLOCK pald the Washington Chronicle forty cents line for inserting editorials in favor of his plan of robbing the people Of Georgia of their rights.-Ex.
 Forney, in this case, took the bull by the horns to good advantage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

fouR MINERS KuLED.-Manuel Alameda Patrick Doherty, John Kennedy and Ralph Hanson, lost their lives by being caved upon, in the Yellow Jacket mine, at Gold Hill, Nevada, on the night of June 28th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

IT is said that the word robbed $ has fall en into disuse among the people of Georgia and Tennessee. In the former State, people when relieved of money or property, say they have been bullocked;" and in the latter, brownlowed." Is itnot disloyal. We take it for granted that it is.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

RECORDER HAogErr, of New York chL said 10 be pretty fair shot Hetreqnen1y kaSya SnS tbe ashes off the cigar which some cSSn.i cSeSSs.,i, friend holds in his mouth, and very cr connu', ,,om friends sometimes allow him to shoo, alue o'enr. between their fingers. It'sa very ordinary 0 t inc renee for Mir. Hackett and young Bennett o,so. ol Herald, to play William Tell togeihef'--I Free Press.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

LARGE NUGGET.-Not long since, there was exhibited, on Montgomery street, San Fran cisco, lsi ounce nugget of pure gold, valued at S3,400. It was unearthed in Shasta county.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

TIE railroad news which we publish else where is quite cheering, but, as we have been too often disappointed in matters of this kind, we have concluded not to crow over it yet awhile.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

As Eastern paper informs us that Congress has levied duty of two cents per pound on all imported peanuts. They should now Ego for" the Pea-hens.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

THE Fremont mines in California, are, it is said, yielding at the rate of about Sl 900 a day. It does not cost over dollar ton to reduce the ore.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

TnE mining town of Grass Valley, Nevada county, California, has population of 6,50o, Nevada City, which is in the same county and State, has 4,500 people.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

NEAR San Juan South, California, recently, two highwaymen stopped coach, and got for their trouble an empty treasure box.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

Ar latest dates from the East, the .O'. ing men were greatly excited on the cn'n... ... question. The shoemaker of h.s'acnu'' ,,, were waxing wroth against John ana p' introducer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

Ricu gold and silver mines have besn dis covered in the San Jacinto Mountains, San Bernardino, California So we learn from the Guardiaa of July 2d.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

QUICK WoRK.-Postmaster Clarke, of Los Angeles, and his assistant, MT. Small, recent ly distributed 800 lbs of mail matter in l2O minutes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

NEW GERMAN PAPER.-A. knohach is about to issue from Denver, Colorado, a weekly paper, to be entitled |" German Pres ?I@e Wfe'." Subscription Sj per year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

ATTENTION is directed to tbe letter of Syl- yester Mowry, which appears elsewhere in to-day's MINER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

LEADING newspaper men of California have formed Press Association" Their object seems to be to protect the interests of pub fishers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

A QUARTZ mine in Sierra County, Califor- mia, was recently sold for s750.000.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

TIE Senate, in executive session, June 30, rejected the San Domingo treaty.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

Coop ADvIcE.-Keep out of debt, and never be',-unles, you have "dead thing"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

slnslc copies of the NrvsR can be purchased at the poschce.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

san Francisco Agency.-.rHoNAs Bofch the authorized agent for the MINER n San fnncisco ores len at his oce No 90 second Aoor Merchants Exchange California street below Montgomery VIII Dc pe"mP"y attended to.
 L. T. FtsuRR rooms 70 and 9l, Merchants kNehange, California street san Francisco, is au'horHed '' "e ~ agent for the MINBn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
THE DANGER OF STREET CROSSING.

To me EditOr Of The IribHHe
SIR: Cannot something be done to lessen
the dancer ~ present attending effort To eros any Of
the principal tecsi II l. much "a ones life IS worth
to attempt Broadway, Fulton, orany Of the down
town streets; ami tn upper avenues are not much
better The danger not much from the crowd OF
vehicles passing the cupahle careiessness Of the
drver- who seem To care human life or limb
than for : much cattle.
never nave any official list of fatal street acct
dents here, Published weekly in London, butt
have rpa beeye the comparative statements would
be greatly against York. There are Two reasons
which TO account, ia part, for this suned
excess. FIRSTLY in London the Police Magistrate before
whom q rIiHunG down driver j. brought, tells him that
the made FOR the convenience of the foot passen-
ger well the horse and driver. and Furnishes hin
If proceed aud secondly there are erected
N the confluence of busy thOTOughales. "cLcs or re-
fuge IN tine center. which, dividing the distances, also
compel driving H -tTict"r and moi 70 eccentric line,
enabling the btsicged 10 make short Oart when an
opening present, it>cif Wing should few Of such pro
teri un, not br erected herrl
Uppn granite foundation nine feet ~ diameter ana q
foot high erect IN ornamental gas lamp and resting
place ~ once provided for the sole Of the foot and At
night niue needed light j. atiOred Place one such
al fr corner Of CInast. and Broadway for experiment,
ana il viii relieve The policemen, who ere obliged 10
convoy every minutes crowd OF trembling women,
children aud Cri lples. W u. NJ H.
Mr. ORR. October Il, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

ter would seem like calling of the names OF Demo
cratic committee On tho accession Of the testimony he
lore the second Grand Jury the which FOUND the @
WINCH has led 90 the prcent trial for murder Va te Itt
degree he said of the witnesses must have eured
Themselves There has been undeI-cufrnt IN ths
matter that has not been brought out Some one must
have committed deliberate perjury. There ought W DC
explanation of f. Was IL the Witnesses tDenHeves
or uhO did IT, tell this Court with all due esPcct, ta'
politics must be taken ont Of the Judiciary Oh tS ooun
Recorder Hackett-The sooner the better , - -.
Mr. Graam-I am called a llnatlc because ean Pn
my hnger upon certain Judges. who ART ",n Poh'
teal influences. There Is Que Judge IN ms ,oMt c.
Recorder Hackett-I will not permit IN 'n,' ~ i
while sit here, the motives of any Judge W ~ ~ n
pugned by any member OF the bar In that wHy. -
honor 10 you Mr. Graham, To do II, and wou hV' po
proper Tor me 10 allow il. . -
Mr. Graham-I can prove what say. In the newspar
pers-
Recorder Haekett-The newspapers do AZ they piease
don't mind the newspapers. mn,
Mt Grahani-But they make specific charges iney
say thou art the man" -, -.
The counsel on both SIDES having informed the Conrt
that they had further testimony 20 present. III wa ~
ranged To commence summing ny TINS morning. anu 'ho
COuI 9diourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
A FATHER Of TRIAL TOE THE MURDER OF HIS
CHiID.

The Trial of Michael LOveti for the murder
az hi. infant daughter came up in the King County
Court of Over aud Tcrminer yesterday morning. The
child we killed on the 1th o August last. al store AZ
No 2s7 van Brnnt-t when Loyct, who during the day
had been drunk QUaIlelrd with b. vile AMI threw a
uise At her which missed he. aud -ruck the infant IN
e brpat causing instant dc I. Tie ID Stricj-AttOrnry
apprarpd FOR the pro- utpn and Mc-7f Spencer and
Ready for the defendant TIE prosecution called Jaue
~. it in her arms; she did NOT any m me
STORE or back room when the child was hit she did not
Lear the child cry -he passing ny the up'r when
The child was struck; did nO kno" vtllng about the
quarrel. -
August O'N-l the Policeman VINO arrested L9retT Tea
tilted thai ne heard ry -, Murder while nd
saw the baby dying iu tn arms Ol the gli. The gri
handed hin. thr knife. Lpret said thai ne meant 40
harm 10 hs child bat meant 10 Kill hi wife. a" wax 4
~ the station house and rerT much excited He
talked wild Y. ana had wild expression. Coroner " he-
hin testified t. having held fhr inquest.
For fe defence CbUa-re. Ready p~3 Les that the pii-
orr did no. AT ~. time know ns, me doing; th.t
he was suffering from dcrluu tIc nen-, ANA EO'
sppnsiblc Tor hi .fons.
Thc witnc Sc. John GrOree. Michael Mahou. and VIM.
Cody ts,tii a i1 TIE io.n"- good ts't-ro' o." li.
one. 1uI iHtt rncI j. tD-iW ifl In Hc Ia WJ- ~ th
H.-. 5. go. Cd. d.'.rt .'u ,l..Usu-.
Dr. Aw.lI-. i.-. ,.I ti.t '".n De f.u ', b" va
o. "a, otinuA ,.at ~ l ~ 20 !l.h "a -.i-ts H. ii'r
fine ana Ig' T.-..YI-. I'. .Jr fi' killing.
M spencer -i.pd up '1r ne defence, and District
I AGJ!ncy Morris fpr Lc people.
Iu. u.v h.Ougi. il verdict of guilty ~ nausau-htcI
ia the third degree, and Judge Iapru srntrutr LOvett
10 three veaIs imprisonment ia The State Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

insured Before the writteniappeaon was sent intel
nEence was received that the steamer ashore the
nherdan, and the Manhattan Company dee lined IA grant
the policy and the plaintiffs brought suit the
amount OF Zoo with interest.
Inc defense OF conccalment M in the an
sWe out the defendants asserted thai the contract
~, complete, and that they had the right dec line the
sh AT any time before the plaintiffs In the written
, .ipIncauon The only question OF fact whether
Ic had been any oral contract made and the question
pl law was whether II made 1t valid Judge Ingra-
charged The jury that oral contract Of insurance
a. bInding and after few moments deliberation the
jury decided that the contract WIS actally made and
eetrhsd verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount
.iaimen WIN Interest, making total OF ts429. For
plaintiff James {. Carter; for defendant VIM d. Booth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Before JHdJe BeRedtci.-ln the case of Ray
lnond /. LltoIr. motion was made few days ago to
nuash the Indictment the ground that 10 ape
ellie Yesterday Mr. SrXas, who h. acting Wth ths Dis
trr Attorney, handed u brief with specifications, and
coliruded that the Indictment Was By itself specific
enough.
Tne case OF David Herring, charged with attempt to
mas. counterfeit Uil-. went over lug tlr term.
Z, The a. 90 OF y. ". J. VISION bail. who char yed with
G.'rlud ng pdeTs ~ their bounty mpnev. W.. called.
Iagi- MOI AT s JguiLtpcr was forfeited.
Tue Court sad tt1f 10 tho prisoner appeared Tomorrow
tns forfeiture would be RENTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
SUPREME coURT-Crncrrr-PARr II.

=, before Judge Brddy-MaGldG Moody agt.
ueorge A. Osoood-The defendant in this case, Janu-
One Hundred andtxentv.fonrfh-st' when lie ran over
tue palh'n who had just aghted from Eighth-aye.
car ana was going toward the west sidewalk Her in
several weeks, and permantly injured her bodily and
mentally she AYERS. She also claimed that Mr. Os
good drove carelessly and neggenty" her, and
brought suit for $1,000 damages. The defence
GENERAL denial and charge Of concurrent negligence.
The ease tried and u verdict given in favor Of com
plalnan bun upon appeal the judgment OF the lower
court was reversed, and a new trial ordered IL was
reached on the calendar yesterday and the second trial
begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CovPr

BcCgye .JHdqe Biatci NcbOiosdr lbs C1sos
apt IN S'egmSr Ajgbtl0 mn tir N'r0RfUg G0merJc'
Tae Cout his order I'D, u , case, mat order be en-
tered srtn aside the report, AID referring tIp a.
m. COmmi -si0ucr anu compare the amount
oil the damage 10 appellant by reason o. the collision.
Tie Pi0f Bout JOsi0 Johnson 80. The Ni DOer FGhGG.
While the schooner Wilett wa on hei pi-s3ge from
tn, pDri 10 Charleston, she INTO ana sunk the pilot
boat Josiah johnson BJrurgtf Light Tho owner o.
the pilot boat trOu s ,I iDr - 0iD. JId2" Ba'chfpri
ha. gwen decision in ayOfOf The piIuiil hOd.n- that
the schooner was to blame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
.-rm. pAcKAGEs ror the PRES.

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