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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

AaAufif Il Gllt nNuE IN dii Aiffiil tNt MaAli
Flu e, accompanied By inn ORCHESTRA.
Al tha close the Who'll orchestra rose and
applandea.
Madame Arabella Goddard was warmly
welcomed on her first appearance In this
country, and played piano solo, "The
l. so Rose Of Summer" After an inter
ri sion the Glenadier Guards Band,
under Tie lead of Dan Godfrey, made ihtir
Appearance, nndwere received With cheors
hN the audi,hce, thu organ playing the
FIN eh anthem. Madam Rudeisdorf1
was led TO The .ostrum by Mr..
Gilmore. The British National An
them WAs PERFORMED, The final chorus
accompanied by the Grcnadicrs and all the
hands and organ at fall power, while the
bells ct the city and cannon was brought
into rculsilion. The enthusiasm WAS i'm
mcnse, and Gilmore resigned biz. hatcl TO
Golfrc5, who cCnd uctcd.ihe plrfo. mane,
ava Nlucttd The GrCnadier Band
if IA ths "S'ar SpLngled Banner"
III, Ii full cannon accompaniment. The
"AuNil Chorus" was next performed, and
tie concert closed with the singing Of the
mis- sonary hymn. There was now no doubt
Of ueperfeet success of tho enterprise.
The third day Of the Jubilee wis de-
voted to- GERMANY, and thr Coliseum Mas
vel fl led. thp Tpu'oui, clement prrdom-
" ting. The concert opened with the
choral from Luther. "a Strong Castle Is
orr Lord" followed hy Marner's over
tu.r from Tnnnbauser. Mendelssobn's
chorus, Yet doth tbs Lord.p. "FarcNUl
10 iHe F9'fst 81 anss. MorSohniaite
'.in , FTawz Brnj,ll' all Of Which w,rc
rendered in tine style, and elected great
tp luusc. The German band created i'm
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

ANA1Af sDlNtNVu
This is a million less than last year. A
Committee, consisting of Messrs Charles
Brown, Il. A. Cummlns, j. AlpN ander
Fulton, Henry Todd, Serick f. shallgr'ss,
Edwin h. COrhrah, William Folk, r. G.
Grinhh pnd John L. Cochran was IT,
s'rdclBd 10 make III needed arrangements
for the transportation of fruit for the
season.
The practicabllity and advantage of
sending fruit to distant points was dis
cusscd by Messrs. Cummins, Townsend,
Fulton, Hayes and others. Several dis
tant cities, among them Buffalo aud Pitts
burgh were represented by commission
men, who, on invitation, gave very en-.
couraging accounts of their respective
mar cts, and throw out seme valuable
hiuts.
Mr. Marshall P. Smith, OF Baltimore,
on leave givcn, went into a lengthy state
mCut 10 show that he was the original
patentee of the Alden process, and that
the latter had no tight to usc II without
his permissicn. AS this was personal
an legal difficulty many peach growers
took niue / lutort II IL.
The meeting VA, very cor 'ial and hlr.
mOnious. Among the rcportpriil corps
we noticed Mr.. Coleman, sc The Luiycr
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22
NEWS BY TEL EGRAPlI.


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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
The Comstock Mines.
irr,,a .s. yirriuia City Enterprise. Arri lal


 ifrosn the viryiuis City Enterprise. Arsl l2I
 It is needless to inform our home readers that we are in the midst of one Of the noss profound stock settlements ever experiehoe,, in this state Ever since the mighty oe'ei- opments in the Crown Point and beicner, few months ago, the tendency of all so'ch' along the line of the Comstock has been up ward. and during the past five or SIX "eess' they have advanced in the aggregate fully thir- tv her cent. These stocks seem to be high to-day: but the impression is that many of them are destined to reach largely advanced figures. and capital in California and Nevada is seeking investment in them at the rate of millions of dollars daily. There is something almost bewildering in the magnitude of oper- ations in washoe stocks to-day; and what renders these operations the more remarkable is, that they are based upon the supposition of absolute merit in our mines. Cool business men are purchasing our stocks with view of holding them for dividends and the future of our state is resplendent with promise. The market value, estimated from yesterdays re- ports, of eighteen of the leading mines of the Comstock, is as follows. And let it be under stood that the stocks mentioned are daily changing hands in large quantities at the iig- ures given:
 r.... - r,. Worth in the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
PROPOSALS
 FOR. LAND TRANSFORMATION.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF COMPREHENSIVE, }
 DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, A H Ianuarv 3n lS1o N


 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
 DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA,
 PRESCOTT, A. T., January 90, 1872. SEALED PROPOSALS, in tripicate, with copy of this advertisement attached to each will be received at this Office until Noon, Wednesday, May l5, 1872 at which time they will be opened for the Transportation by Land of Military Supplies in the Department of Arizoua for the fiscal year commencing July 1872, from Yuma Depot Arizona City, A. T., from Ehrenberg. A. IT, and from Camp Moiave A. T., tor from any other points of shipment which may be established previous May l5 lS7 the Colorado River between Yuma Depot and Camp MojaveD to any posts existing which may hereafter be established East of the Colorado River in the Department of Arizona and also in any direction by the nearest route between any two of the points posts above named.
 Proposals will also be received for said Transportation from Santa Fe, New Mexico to any of the posts above mentioned.
 Bidders will state the rate in U. S. Legal Tender Notes per pound per hundred miles, at which they will transport the supplies give their names in tu their residence and Post Office address bids made by firm must be signed by each member thereof -.. Road travel to be not less than ten Q0 miles per day. Each proposal must be accompanied by guarantee signed by two responsible persons whose responsibility must be officially certified by officer of the U. $. Civil Military Service that in the bid is accepted the bidder will at execute contract with bond in fourth of its amount for its faithful execution, and be in readiness for service July l, 1872
 Each proposal must also be accompanied by saisfac- tory certified check note payable to the order of the U s. Assistant Treasurer San Francisco Cal in the amount of (Sl 0OO thousand dollars to the validity of the bds this deposit will be returned to the bidders respectively except in of failure to execute contract by the bidder to whom award made, who in such event. will forfeit the deposit
 The right to reject any all bids is reserved and bid ders requested be present. a the opening of the bids Envelopes should he endorsed r PROPOSALS FOR LAND TRANSPORTATION" and addressed to this oce where blank forms of proposal and further informa ton may be obtained.
 BY ORDER OF THE DEPARTMENT COMMANDER:
 J. J. DANA,
 Chief Quartesmaster Department of Arizona
 Major and Quartermasier U. $. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
.S46,769,0O0

Total. Sfo, 'o',oV"
 Add to this the aggregate market price of twelve or fifteen other mines ofsmaller value, in the neighborhood of the Comstock, and we have the tremendous sum total ot not less than $50, ,000, ,000-the value of mines em- braced within the area, on the surface, of a quarter of milc'in width by two and half miles in length. Is there any other like space on earth containing such riches2 We spoke of the "mighty developments" recently made in the Grown Point and Belchcr. "Mighty" is the word which best describes in breath, the bodies of ore now within sight in these mines and awaiting extraction. No two such bodies of gold and silver in eith- CT hemisphere, and as they lie more than a thousand feet below the surface, they author ize a reasonable supposition that the Com stock is rich and inexhaustible Assure, and that depth alono is all that is required to de-
 velop valuable bodies of ore along the entire line Hence, the developments in the Crown Point and Belcher have given new basis of value to all the mines of the Comstock, and an advance in the prices of our stocks has been the inevitable result. Let us see upon what this advance is based-this sudden revival of confidence in the permanent value of the Con- stock mines. The Crown Point is selling at tue Tttc LII TUT thC ih'uc' This seems like fabulous price for six hun drcd feet square of any portion of Gods earth; but the mine is worth every dollar of it, and more, for it will yield perhaps twenty five millions of dollars in gold and silver du- ring the coming three years, and within that time pay back to the stock holders in divi- dcnds the twelve millions of dollars for which the stock is now selling. The managers of the mine think they will be able to show gross yield of million dollars monthly for the next two years. What we have said of the Crown Point applies to a greater or less ex- tent to the Belcher. These are now represen- tativc mines of the Comstock, the mines that have given new value to the entire line. From Northern Virginia to Southern Gold Hill rumors fill the air of important dis coveries and approaching developments Tn the deep levels, and it is a matter of no surprise that capital is finding investment here for millions. As we said before, the market val ue of the Comstock mines is about $50, 100000. This is large sum, but scarcely large enough when VIC consider that the gross yield will not be less than So0,000,000 during the next twelve months, with perhaps an annual in- crease thereafter. At one per cent per month the interest on the S50,000, 900 invested in the Comstock mines would be $6,000,0O0 per annum. The dividends of the Crown Point and Belcher alone would more than pay this interest. Whatever may be the excitement, it will be seen that there is really no insanity in purchasing Comstock mines at their pres
 ent rates, or at figures considerably beyond.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, ]
 CHIEF QUARrERMAsTER's OFFICE,
 PRESCnIT Ariznnn EehrIiarv II lE10

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, CHIEF QUARrERMAsTERs OFFICE, PRESCOTT, Arizona, February l3, 1872. Sealed proposals with copy of this advertisement at ached to each will be received at this office until SATURDAY, JUNE lST. 1872 when they will be open ed for supplying the following named posts in kis De partment during the fiscal year ending June 3Oth ls73 with good merehaniable WOOD, in quantities, or less, as follows: .r. e
 Camp Apache--Had Wood. 29o cords; son wood, 79o cords.
 Camp Bowie-Hard wood, $50 cords.
 Camp Beales Springs Hard wood 80 cords; so wood. 900 cords
 Camp Crittenden-IIard wood, 270 cords.
 Camp Date Creek-Eard wood l50 cords soft wood 530 cords
 Camp Gmnt-Hard wood 270 cords
 Camp-Hualpai-IIar wood, 5e0 cords.
 Camp Mohave-IIard wood, TO cords soft wood. l5O cords.
 Camp McDoweil-Tard wood, 94O cords; soft wood $50 cords
 Camp verde-Hard wood. lJo cords; soft wood, 5io cords.
 Camp whiPple and whpple DepO.-Hard wood, BIO cords soft wood, l,09o cords
 Fort Yuma-Soft wood, 20 cords.
 Yuma Depot-Soft wood, 200 cords
 Tuscon Depot and Camp Lowe-Hard wood, e90 corsis Ehrenberg-Hsrd wood 10 cords sof wood, 90 cords. Proposals may be made for either all of the Posts Prices to be stated in U S. Legal Tender Notes. The right to reject any all bids is reserved. Each proposal must be accompanied by the c (s 00c thousand dollars in U s. funds satisfactory cheque or of hand in amount to insure the validity of the bd-;o be forfeited U S. by the bidder to whom award is made should he they fail contract with satisfactory security In other be the bidders respectively when under this adyer tisement are finally made
 Each proposal must also be accompanied by guarantee signed by at leat two persons whose responsibility be assured by the official erecate of a civil military officer of the U S. that in the of the acceptance of the bid the bidder will at execute contract with bond which they will become surees in onefourh the amount of the contract, for its faithful execution.
 Envelopes should he endorsed, Proposals for. Fuel " and addressed to this office where blank forms of proposal and further information may be obtained. By order of the Department Commander
 J. J. DANA,
 Chief Qusrtermaster Department of Arizona,
 Major and Quartermaster United States Army.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
AGENTS FOR THE MINER.

g sA following named gentlemen are authorized to receive al snoscrpnons advertisements presents testinoniaIs etc. that may be rendered them fer the MfSrR and t ~ so everything of value that may be given them on od. frdnetscc-L. F. Fisher Rooms 20 & 2l Mer 1Sanss c, Exehange California street C. S. Eaton. Music Cea,ef Monfgomsry street. Thos Boyce No 20 fseooad ncoe. merehanfs Exchange; Jos. Young ll6 Folsom ''ree'' nsan ( Co, 40 Montgomery street. Eli Downey's Block Main street. '1 A''N No r Saa BerHardina. Caffornia-Wof & Folk. street. "s"e'''' 0"A i" VI %So
 ARIZONA
 A''sna csfy-Schneder. Greisson < Co p 1".snos.g-Hoopsr, Wm- B. A Co. J. Goldwater & nteSssosrg-Barnett Block ana A. H. Peeples. 1aIuse'1s--Jas- F. Bull and Vim H. Hardy.
 ns0dpos Assiss Listric.-L c. welburn W. T. Han. [Aeaas-Jack- w. SwilIng and J. T. Alsap. 1aH PAdnfs-w F. HeIings Co.
 fs0reses-Peter R Brady and w. O. Colliagwood
 s-c H Oh D A Bennett, McCaffry. 1s,ary Pasfs.-D. P. Foster Camp Hualpai ; Geo H Hi.oslL Lamp Date Greek; c. P. Head Camp v.ras {. '. A. aominson. Camp Mcdowell,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
Agricultural.

The Report of the Department of Agri- culture for February has been received by us. The officers of the Department are J. R. Dodge, Statistician, and Hon. Frederick Watts, Commissioner. The report is at the service of the first farmer who will call for it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, (ss
 COUNTY OF MARICoPA. The people of the Territory of Arizona to Augustus L. Coleman, greeting.
 You are hereby summoned to appear in the District Court of the Third Judicial District n and for the County of Macopa Territory aforesaid within twenty days tex elusive of the day of service) served in this county out of this county but in this District thirty days in all other forty days to to the complaint of Mary C. Coleman, wherein she prays for decree of divorce from the bonds of matrimony from this Honorable Court When you fail to appear and herein required plaintiff will take judgment for the relief demanded. To the Sheriff of said county make legal service and due return hereof
 In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand this 25th day of March, A. D. 1872
 c. c. McDERMOTT. ap6 Clerk of Court.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04

All articles mus, be of the best quality t |. - the adjacent Territories. Califorua: npJ -ss sackesisach sack to contain loo pounds net w,,s. f liverics in time and quantities. upca can. C, bs posits, certified check. secured note oS A..a t in one fourth the amount of the hid mus, a,r -s- posals Prices to be stated in U. s. Curreocv !Ie pies to accompany each bid ~ The right is -.serred e rsject any aaS sl i,l. Further particulars as to conditions. forms of - etc., may be learned upon application ,o ,Ae NiIit s quarters. Santa Fe Forts wingsie Seld.n er a..... M., San Francisco. Cal. at any posi in Ar;ass Envelopes should be endorsed PROpOSlts FLOUR and BEANS. Cor SALT,) and be sddr,..sSs ' the undersigned. BY ORpER OF TIE DEPARTMENT Cosx.xrx,, A. W. EVANS
 ls lafusE Major Third CavalrY.
 Acting Chf Cons 'sy eis.e.
 Dcpartmsai 9 Ar,.. HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ARIZONA, OFFICE ACTING CHIEF CoM'sr or Syh
 Prescott February 2S, ls72
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
Colorado Miner.

Our namesake, of Georgetown, Colorado,
 has been enlarged and greatly improved, otherwise. Alex. Cree has 1cently pur- chased the Miner from Mfr. Barnard. Stephen Decatur is still its able and industrious editor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
Territorial Judges.

Washington, March 2Oth. The Attorney General to day issued circular to Territorial Judges, calling attention to representations made to him that some of them lived outside their respective districts, and informs them that it is q violation of the law, and they must reside within their district, .ad not leave 1t, except upon leave granted by the Attorney 0eneral-New Yok Herald
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04

Bids will be received for all of the posts or for reasonable proportion of the Grain or Hay requreu a' either of them the Gran delivered in sacks and the Hay In stacks either basi looss- The prices wil De stated in U s. Legal Tender Notes Each Did must De accompanied by guarantee signed by two responsible persons whose responsibility must he certified by an officer of the U S. Civ Military Service, that in ease the oa is accepted the bidder will execute contract win satisfactory bond fourth the amount of the contc Each proposal also be accompanied by satisfae tory cheek or in the amount of S Oo0 made yaoe to the I S. Assistant Treasurer San Francisco, Cal to ensure the validity of the bids be returned to the pro posers repectivey except in of fure to execute contract by the bidder to whom award may De nade, in which case it will be forfeited. if e The right to reject any or all bids reserved oy the United States and bidders requested to be present al the opening of proposals - Envelopes should be endorsed PROPOSALS FOX FORAGE and addressed to the undersigned.
 Blank forms of proposal and further information may he obtained this office and of the Post Qusrerinasters at the posts herein named.
 BY ORDER OF THE DEPARTMENT COMMANDER: f
 J.J DANA.
 Chief Quarterrnaster Department of Arizona
 Major and Qaartsrmaster, U. S. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04

Our facilities for purchasing and arrangements for sell ing are fully completed and offer THE TRADE Full Stock of Merchandise in each department com. prsng all articles enqured for, and saabe throughout the Territory.
 We sell at small advances FOR CAs and are positive that is to the benefit of Interior Merchant to buy of us-nsead of in San Francisco elsewhere-hereby avoiding the expenses and annoyanoes of long and tedious journey and the loss of three months time sy o receive their purchases enabling them to increase their profits with the less capital invested
 Orders by letter receive careful attention the as though the parties themselves present.
 In n word GUARANTEE SATISFACTION in prices, quality, quantity and assortment of goods.
 Currency and Bullion received at latest San Francisco quotations sold for account of owners may be de- sired. VIM B. HOOPER, & co.
 Arizona City, A T.. Sept lst, 1870.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04

In ancient days the prscept was "know thysclf. In modern times it has been sup planted by the far more fashionable maxim, Know thy neigh,or and every thing about him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
FORWARDING.

The undersigned informs the people of waliapai Dis ee Prescott snd -ntsrnease pop!s that be is prepared ois raaes and in prompt manner.
 WOOSTER N. HARDY. hardyville, Arizcna Dec. l, 1871 dec2sf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04

A Texas eoitor oontends that Clark, mem beT of Congress from thst State, has right to his seat because a he bought 1t.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
FLOUR, BEANS and SAI,

SEALED PRofosALs. |. srspsses.
 until ls a, wsdns~iay. Nay l,sH isss ssss msnt ia Anscna. during the ysar Julr h.. - hes. 30sh- ls.S. of the hIhving 9nAn,ifss. . 1S s:s FLOUR, BEANS and SALT, vz: ~kss
 To the A. S. Flour Beans q.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
Sympathy with Murderers'

Tho sa.r.mento fCalifornial Record has the folloyr;ng iustcomments upon the position taken Inv it's cotemporary, the Union, on the Apache question:
 rTha T,,;ou of Saturday had characteristic o-,;cIo o,, the Indian question, m which the
 aat;.a settIers who suffer from raids of the
 sn.cbcs are denounced as s border-ruffians, !" wb;le the sayages are held up as much injured victifns of American brutality and barbarism. The sympathies of the Union have always been with those irreclaimable and bloody minded nomads, and it has lost no opportu- nity of insulting and slandering the white set tiers whose lives and property are exposed to the incessant attacks of the red skins In face of all the facts which demonstrate the cruelty, treachery and implacability of the Arizona Apaches, the infamous sheet contin- ues to black guard and lie about the white Arizonans, and to cosset and pet its ruffianly proteges. Should the author of these articles ever visit the Territory, we will wager that he would travel with his haIr on end and his teeth chattering with fear, and that hls assum- ed confidence in themild and gentle disposi- ti0n of his Apache friends would not prevent him from going armed to the teeth. Ihere Is a baseness and shamelessness about these con tinued fasehoods and representations that would disgust the very worst of the " border rufians 5 of which the Union speaks so filpp- antly. A man who will go out of his own way to islander and traduce his own country men in behalf of the most villainous race of savages that ever cumbered the earth, ought to be sent among the Apaches he admires so greatly, for he is not fit company for honest white men. Against such conscienceless cal umniators the blood of every one of the thous- and victims of Apache brutality cries out, and the tongue of every infant in the Territory should be taught to curse them.
 The Texas authorities have utilized the ln- dian braves. Last year Santanta and Big Tree were convicted of murder for the killing of Texas citizens. It being deemed impolitic to hang them, their sentence was commuted to imprisonment for life, and they are now at work in the penetentiary at Huntsville earn ing their daily rations by making cane chair bottoms. If Colyer could have the disposal of them they would still have been on the war path leaving blood and desolation on their tracks. What have the citizens of Ari- zona done that such a deadly distinction is made against them by the Indian Department
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
U. s. GOVERNMENT.
PROPOSALS
 FOR. GRAIN aud HA F.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER.l
 DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, }
 PRESCOTT. A. T., January 90. ls92. SEALED PROPOSALS in tripIicate. with copy of his advertisement attached each will be received af this office until Noon May Is. lss2, at which time they will be opened for the delivery al the following named Military posts during the fiscal year commencing July 1872 o good merehaatabe Grain and Hsy in quantities more or less as specified below rir;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
] us GovERSaEsr,
PR OPOSALS

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
PIONEER BOOT AND SHO] MANUFACTORY, kiBH
 MoNTEzUMA STREET, PRESCOTT.

On hand and for sale, an excellent assortment of c Ready Made BOOTS, etc, for Ladies, Misses, Children and Gentlemen.
 Boots shoes etc. made to order Repairing promptl, attended to- Prices reasonable. JOHN LAUGHLIN