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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15
SAN FRANCISCO.
PAUL.S PROCESS.
NEVADA CHY Montana Territory, :
 Decatubsr 9tth i-1Q


 December 9th, i-7O AtNARIs E. PAui- San Franci-co-- D,ar Sir; Az lei your requrpi. herewith forward syBOss Of my expert ments os ths section with your Electric Dry Ana gafnatHs Process.
 As soon as prnctcaae ser the receipt Of your nstrue tpns had made a small cylinder aud pu, il n operation a, this mill (Couuer Mill, Bruwu Gulchy with which we have made five thirty different ai!Bs that had been worked by the varou. mill prucess. Many of ikese c0utsned Lead all various forms, as well as Copper Antmony Ar.eu!c Iron and Suphr- and n every instance where directions fol. lowed obtained bullion 900 fine. sill partieu. lnfize some of the results
 On Gro Casb tailings thu, had produced by mill working less than s per ton by your process obtain. ed -a, per ton
 Prom Brown Lode" taiIiugs which hnd been vrortr rd by Barrel algamsOn yielding isss than S2O Der iuu. By yoor process obtained ai the Tate oi sls0 per additional.
 Prom Pscidc Rail Road" Lode we obtained some so per ton by process fon aHgs that had been worked over hTse itNes by Barrel Amaigamstioa.
 From hteubsn" Ludr obtained aI the rate 0f t7g per ion from nings that had been worked by Pau Amal. gumaon and yielded by pan process 80 per ton with enho1 only ool, while by your process the b1lloa Amer these apartments { small scale ws arranged (hJugh very mIeffsetly fH trying on q larger one n.l worked several Ous oi go and DO pounds q shary- of which smelling ore and in ey,TV instance ld metal ..DO fine and .O, dosbi, and q1aruyL Inc amount in hr- metal JEr tO1 by your pcsss tha, we Since Obiausd by anal ganlang iB N ieeler I.aus am baAe metal and taking into consideration expense of work ing h far superior Co any iDown practical system of aIna! ganatioa. People aps O forget H Of he far, that bui sna proportion of the gold and silver bearing ores oi ths continent will yield han s20 per ton such being the cheap systems uf nanpuaton mus, e esof's ta So cheap and perfect your syste ths, V must eventually become og general use
 You have orders .Or uf your mills natnrletS t h. orwarded early s the spring others will soon flloV as parties here beginning to realize the rotnue,ee.s d the process. Y9a.f lruly. FsaNE MOnc1S
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N NOTiC E |.
TO ALE wBo1 IT xAY CONCERN

TO ALI WHON IT KAY cONCERT;
 The undersigned, under the name and style of the "soAfEKEf DITCH COMPANY" hereby give nO,io. that they have this day claimed ten thousand (0 OOO inches oi sait ver t0 he taken from said river psu hser The ouihsat Of section tWentythree C nship one W north, range two CD and thence running down rAyine D westerly direction J yards and thsaee A eestcry direction i0 inc northwest of section le ton hshlP nrth, range east. The undersigned also claim The right o' way for their lTgaiing ditch s lus selected and cleared by sad company. claiming Iy feet gn each sis fS S cEtFp lsrgh And the said Montsfsy btrh Company give further notice that they iheDd o0innenee work on the Gid ditch tefofe Japasy 2Oih ls7l.
 J N. HESDERsoy, 4. FAULKNER
 J BOYD, E. k. HUKEE,
 T. hCPhEhsoS, q. FOnsEE
 l.. E. HELLINGs, J. F. FoUTS
 n. HAMILTON.
 PhoeniE, A. T., Jan. :. ls7I. lan2im3
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WANTS IT SropPED.-Mr. Isaac Solomans Q feather dealer of New York, whose wife presented him with second batch of twins, is charged with making the remark to hi, physician: "Ov you bleeze, doctor, it ish better dot schtop be boot to dose ding. Yum bair of quincc dinks is oller riot but more as dat ish plaid owit. don't it. Dot s vot s de matter init me. You know how il ish myself"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15
The Only Route Which Large Trains and Herds of Stock Can be Driven, Without Suffering and Loss, from Lack ~ ~ of Food and Drink.
Plenty of Grass Water and Wood on the Entire Route

to Ahnrque p pr ahnle road: the the kwers miles shorter nur r,ownss fent nindli 0 lH0 band i old touc. piled wthw thai wlt r,iuthed edryct aon
 
 nomt gnpmA KansPu )unrr weua
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X DEFAuLrER AND BoLTER.-The Los An geles Stdr has the following on a "man and brudder:
 We hear it whispered by some 'ob de orreliA. ble wite trash that not many Sundays ago, col ored gemrnan' known as Riley, and deputcd to take up the colleciO2 In the African church on the hill, took it up and 'defaulted' through the door with it. and has not been heard from since"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15

\ VIGILANCE COMMITTEE is regulating men and things at Virginia, Nevada. The members recently choked culprit until they made him confess that he had set fire to the Opera House. He also disclosed the names of several ellow.incendiaries.
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Our t,ctie. for purchasing and arrangements hjr sell tug fully completed and now offer 10 rhE TRADE Fuu Stack of Merchandise in each department, com pr,ng al article. .uqured for and saabe throughout ,he Territory.
 ". .Il a, small advances FOR CA-H and po-iive The beu.ht of every Interior Merchant ,o buy of us-irsead of in Francisco sl-ewherciherehy avoiding The expense. and annoy ahos. of long and ,eIou journey anl ihc loss of r', noNI itne nrce. iry receive their purchases enabling them o Increase their profits with inc les, capital invested
 orcrs by letter receive careful attention the sine as though ,h" rarie, themselves present
 in d word Ne GUARANTEE sNrsFNcrioN In prices quality quantity and assortment of go,sis.
 Currency and Bullion received at iaes; San Francisco quotations or sold tur accuun, of owner may bc de .red HOOPER, WHITING & co.
 Arizona City A. T. Sept. ls;, ls70.
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TIE Mexicans have been at their old tricks. robbing and threatening foreigners It is said they feel quite sore concerning the movements Americans are making on Lower California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15
NEW LODGING HOUSE.

The undsrgned desires 70 inform hia friends and ,l public sha, he has htlai up in good style E E. Eir. house 'n Montszuma stres, iW dOprs nurh uf D Hen dsFsoh & br.s Brick Store and is rrsIarcd is er. oommodaie rfze.s sna flTsrgsIs rih ol Cem O. d. ai Reasonable PTc~s. :. .:- 4;e. .. '.. 7. '
 hs lllcc is Oi.f o' t1- ,tt.4. in ',.se.' t " '
 af NEWTON COiG.
 iTescctl December TO- lsI1. .-4.f del0ma
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A. T. STEWART, of New York, is credited with having sent S30,000 worth of four to France, as free gift
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TIE new census gives New York City a population of 94i,0i7, gain of l.,7OG over the enumeration July last.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15
The eMlner.
SEEKING SYMPATHY.
BI ABIGAIL MOSES.

BI AiuGAIL MOSES. aint a.dcin' no;hin' else, But waikin' paths that '. thorny; For him ns meets iny weary souI Has gone to CtiiiorEy, And now l'm len to bear the bruni or life with Hiram Moses, Who s just n- different from me As pOppic- i- from roses. He cat., and drinks, and works ard sleeps, And lin't bad providcr, But nectar all the same to him AS SO much beer and cider. I hate ih.s way ot doin' life, In sums of vulgar fractions Ny spirit ycnru- for sympathy, And passional attractions. My spirits na'ur's innard self Has gone and been divided; Of course can [ be nothiu' else But tnnardly iop..ided keep graspin' aricr things, That s neither here nor wonder, Just like q goose that 8 yokcd for life To him that eiu't her gandcr. know we meet ip spirit vet,
 But somehow huinan natur', Let 's try to squench il all we can, Develops soon or latcr And if il s true all flesh Is grass" t's time old Hiram Moses Was grcenin in the pickle now
 For that Metempsychosis. He hain't got ID ideal life,
 An "pivoted revolvin'," He don't begin to comprehend.
 Or even think of soiviu'; sometimes wish my views of things Was all confined to wiitals, To making bread and pumpkin pies
 And scourin' pots and kitiles. And then l should n't feel SO bad,
 Because ain't rcweaiin' To some one eisc's totber half
 My undeveloped feelin Iwonder when the time II come
 That In Association, A siudyin' of the beautiful,
 lfli fDliDU u vocation
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS For Gyuin 0nd UOy.
OFFICE CHIEF QUhRTfRMASTER !
 DIrAEiNTNf or tEiIpNN 4 IInl-N nAMn AIk. Inl- MAIrh II. I-al. J

OFFICE CHIEF QUhRTfRMASrER.I
 DrrABtNrNr or AElpNN {
 DRtN BNgR\CX> Cal March 27, l>7i) NEALED PROPOSALS m 'rplica'e, win copy "f thi' V advertisement attached will bc f"''iV"d ' ts once 'il u,"n May li ls7l (ohcn they "l ." "i-nrdh iof ,he delivery a' the foviug named military rl.'' dur ing t.oil year commencing July i'7l o' Hay ant Grain specified below, viz:
 Camp IIuaipai. Arizona, ri.h, hundred and .evcn'y.fye 'lrousani t-75 eN' rounds or e--) of C.ru Barley and on" million ihrc" hundred thousand c oo o pounds lnore or le'' of Hay.
 Camp Date Creek, Arizona. Pour hundred and rcn,vave ,,.ani li25 0ssp gonris nor. or les.) of Corn Barley ,ud -iN hundred and sny ;hou>aud .t'o ouo pounds more of es') of Hay
 Camp Mcdowell. Arizona. Pour hundred and ,wen,y five thousand i2i O pound. (u,or- or Ic,.l pf Corn ~ Barley and huudrcI thousand g'oo Ono) pound. tnore or e'') of Hay.
 Camp Verde, Arizona. One million ,hr-o hundred and fHv thousand q go OOJ y-tnds (nore lcssl pf Corn Barley and million and soveufyhve thousand (10750oo pound. (inore or less) of Hay.
 Camp MOiave, Arizona. Sixty tbou.and 1o oo pound. noe or ie.') of Corn gr Harley. and hundred aud hf,een thousand Nli GOO pounds ,nrre or ess) of Hay.
 Fort Whippie. Arizona. Four hundred and my ihuusgri i.HpNi pound. inuTe or ess of Corn Barley and sx hnndred and .evoniy live thousand ,65j 1pl pounds nore essj of Hay. Bids will hs received tr al, the Ts iu- any reasonable proportion of Ae Grain o' Hay required a' either of the t--i- The Grain he delivered iu sack and The Hay in .iark either hailed The prices wi o. stated Iu | = Legal Tender notes Further in formation be hai this office that of ths ,his Di.hursug ofrer Northern Di,;ric; ot Ar!zoaa For WAppe, A. T.
 CHAS IT TOYPKfNS | ;.-Col and DcJ'uty c NJ Gen. [. x. Army. ! Chef . NJ Dept. of Arizona.
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Fort Whippie. Arizona.
PROPOSALS or Army Transportation.
OFFICE CHIEF UARTERMASTER
 DEPNi.T1WNT oF ARIZONA

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
 DEPNgT5fFNT oF ARIZONA.
 DgtN BARiihCks Cal. February !, l-IL SEAIFD PROPOSALS which must hs made in qua. V druplcAtcs win be ed ths vrc" until May J l-7 l3 o'clock NJ. for the transportation of Military Supplies tr tLe I.riod n,ing July lst l~7i and ending June Duh. ls7l NuuR Dc;1t AfI1uua Ter riory ihs posts of M,ay. UualIsi Date Greek Verde Thomas Bowie. Grin; and NcIoNell 10 ArnJna Terri tory and such other I's a,e, may be established tu s,d Tsry and supplied in whole ia Eg,r from inc Depot named. Bidders will state 'he in T. Legal Tender notes per Iound Ter hundred CuDJ miles ai which they will 'rau-prt sad supplies and Hust give ihef in full with place oi residence and Post Oice addre,. firm, the bids HHsf bc .isr.d by each br thereof The pcrSon psrssns [, whom any ward ,s made h rrTaF-d to execute oor'rlst. and give 'he required tnds with sai,fiury surei. once and bs in readiness fE service by July l~1i
 Bds vl Q" opened at the named and bidders have h. privilege to be pr,>sat
 rruI..4. HHf conf with the term. uf the ady.f- 'ise~n:, and inc righ; reserved reec, any or all bid. offered.
 pgrrInsut and Div sion Commaudcrs
 puI-.A. to be plainly eudor-el 'ProTn-als for Army Transportation, and addressed |" thi, office.
 Proposals vlil also te c Er said transportation from Santa Fe, New Mexico any oi the Io.,- above named in ATizpna Territory.
 Road travelled 10 be guaranteed Do, less than ten O) miles Ter day, by all bidders.
 CHAS H. TOMpKtNS
 L;.-CoL aud DepUiy C. Cen. L. s. Army.
 Chef C N. DeI, of Arizona
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NOTICE.
70 wAox 1T NAY coNcERN,

20 WHOM IT HAP C0NCERH;
 The sndsfsigBe under the name and s,ys of ths Salt RiyeI Farming Ouch Company" hereby give ooce that ihsy have ths day claimed Heen tbofsard l5OO inches to e measured under tWO inches IrcssuTe,l te waers of Sa River Co be taken said river n lOwnhp No See 2 on the norh side of said river sRd ths said Sat Rive. Farming Ditch Company further give y.ooe thai they Intend Co commence work Gn tho same 5a ;he rst day of February, A. D. ls7l. -..:.
 q. A. CBENowTH IN BROADWAY, ' t IT, CAFE. B. T. RIGGs, ''.. A. b. slhEELLs. . !. 4. YoUNG,
 A. ii PEEPiEs, .IosEPH PIE ..
 J A' BkfAsf t.. q. GEO. BRYAN,
 J. MCMCLLES. .. ..,." D. t.. q Ph@niE' A. T., Jan. ist 1871. janlim3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15
ARIZONA STAGE LINE
 La raz tO Prescott.

---s.-JFS Rsguiar Weekly Trips, . s.s- iesg by Stage, with the Man will bs made
 boiEeen La Pas ard Prescott 4 fOur. horse rssssngsr stage w leave Ia Tar every Saturday, commenting with the the stages e California end O5 the line from San BcTuariino; arriving ai NekenbrR AOndays- and at PTs-Cnit Tuesdays. Passengers turning will arrive si Ia paz Fridays connecting with the stage for California hai departs Saturday morning Eg- Packages, &e. foFSsrded fsssonsbs tsrfns.
 JAMES GRANT, Contractor. Prescott October 2 ls69.
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LEGAL.
Administrators Notice. Estate Of GEORGE GREEN, Deceased

Notice hereby given io the creditors of and all per. son. having claims against the above named estate Co pfs sent The Co the undersigned Administrator with the necessaEy '1uhers at his in Prescott within year from this date, they will be forever barred
 LEVI BASHFORD, Administrator. Prescott March 2Oth l-7l.
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Es A full supply of all the P atent Medicines S. Al DE. EENDALLs Pioneer Drug Store
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wood and water plenty, grass scarce, wood, water and grass plenty.

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rHiRTY-FIFrH PARALLEL ROUTE.

The Shortest Route the Southern souheas
 tern the States and Territories of the Pacific
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BUTTER.

Coed Butter in aa n. cana Ss sale ., s cents per ib
 ... MILLER & JASTKO, Sp.~ P C H E OD LIy nf l., hv-4sss T. ... Al DT. Kendalls Pioneer Drug Store. y.,c. HosTE ETTEBs LETTERS. Es--@ A, Dr. Kends!ls Pioneer Drug Store.
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CY Blank Mining and e"'.aeAt,e Special and General m., etc |. for sale at the mihe' .a .s
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Camp IIuaipai. Arizona,

Eight hundred and seveu'y.fve 'lrousani (-15 ep t.uul. nur. or le..) o' C.ru Barley aud one mlo inrc. hundred thousand c J1 upW pounds tnore or le o' Iisv.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
BlLlIAR DS /!

MESSRS. PHELAN < C0LLENDkh'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-16
mo. 81
Kansas and way stations.
EDWARD A. STEWART,
Secretary

After long march we find q hotel
where they promise that we shall have
same accommodation at night, either cot
ar mattress, and we are thus easily sat.
flied. We get our breakfast and stert
for the Fair ground, which is some five
miles from the center of the city, and
will endeavor TO give your readsrs a brief
account of this immenRe exhibition. This
fair has been carried on for sixteen years
nv the St. Louis Fair Association, a pri-
vate corporation, and has every year beon
great aucoess Their charter does not
allow them to make any dividends, con-
scquently all the profits (Which are very
.rgp) are expended in the improvement
Of the grounds and buildings. Every
thing is on the most liberal scale.
The fir grounds consist of about
eighty-fve scres. In about the center is
vast amphitheatre, where thirty thou
sand people may be seated and witness
the races, which take place on the track
inside of the amphitheatre; under these
seats are the refreshment stands, which
face outward from the track, and are all
we'll fitted. There are numerous other
large building scattered over the ground
the Ladies Cottage, the Mechanical
Halls-the Machinery Department, the
Mineral and Geological Department, the
Cotton Department, and several large
open buildings for the Agricultural De-
partment Then there is the Deer Park,
containing about eight acres, where five
deer and elk may be seen, and the Gal
liuasium' of wire, with hundreds of COM
partments for the poultry. and hundreds
of sheds, stalls and pens for horses and
stock. The mechanical hall is foil of in
terest to the mechanic, -wstehes are be-
made here, and all manner of new ma
chinery is on exhibition.
St. Louis ia striving hard, and with
good success thus far, to attract the cotton
trade to the city. Large premiums are
offered on the various grades of cotton,
and very fine display is made. But the
vastness of the display of agricultural
implements will be noticed by all. Over
twenty acres are covered with mowers,
plows, cultivators. cornshellers, farm wag-
on so wers, thresbing machines stump pull
lers, and other articles of this class. In
this department we saw fine display of
Howe,s scales, made by the Brandon Man
ufaoturing Company, who have a ware
house here. a champion" Reaper and
Mower, in this department. possessed the
finest aud most elegant finish that we
ever saw on a mower. Before we have
seen much of the exhibition we find it is
growing dusk, and with the crowd start
oityward. The heat is intense, and the
duet, driven by high wind, is intolera-
BILE, but there is an end to it all, and af-
ter good bath, and excellent supper, all
iiscomforts of the day are lost sight of in
the smoke of real Havana. G.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-16

PASSENGER FAREs.-About a month
since the Boston & Albany Railroad re
duced their passenger fares, which il
showing good results, and increasing the
business and profits of the road.
The ticket sales at tho Pittsield depot
during the past month, the frat month Of
the reduced fares, exceeded by several
hundred dollars the receipts for October
1870, under the higher tariff, when tic
ket to Boston cost so cents more than
now and one to Springfield 80 cents more
The day is not far distant when all
railways will reduce their passenger fares
and it will be shown that the increased
travel will give more profile. Many roag
now would show larger increase of earn
ing if they would reduce their passenger
rates.
We spprehend that our railroad cor
porations pursue a mistaken policy in
keeping their rates so high. We trust
that the time is not far distant when they
will see the wisdom of such a policy, and
thus benefit themselves and work for and
in the interests of the people.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-16

A horrible murder was committed near
Usage Mission, Kansas on the night of the
9th inst. John P. Flanagan, the rerpe-
traitor, had recently suffered a pecuniary
loss and resolved to dispatch himself and
family. He administered ohloroform to
his wife and two little girls, aged two
months and two years. About 4 o'clock
in the morning Mrs. Flanagan awoke
from the stupor and discovered her bus
band driving tenpenny nails into the
head Of one of the children FLYING to
the rescue of her babies she found them
expiring. She succeeded in disarming
her husband and gave the alarm. Flana-
gan was taken into custody. A letter
found tackled to wall, addressed to some
relatives, that in consequence of bis mind
being in such condition, he could not
do apything and had determined to kill
himself and family except his son Clsr-
ence.