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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-30


whilst his philosophy tends to upset all estat-
lished creeds, may be personally a conservative
Of the strongest kind, and desire the stability
of the institutions whose vitality he is doing
his best to destroy. Just so Gibbon attacked
Christianity in theory, !but was utterly dis
gusted when revolutionists began to reduce his
theory to practice. Poetry of a certain class
may be comparatively innocuous for similar
reasons. Chaucer, Wordsworth, and Goethe,
were all long-lived poets, because they seldom
INDUCED in violent emotion. Descriptive po-
etry generally may be regarded rs fairly harm
less; and even graceful song writer's, like Her
rick in old days and Tom Moore in ours. may
be long time in wearing themselves out But
young man who takes to writing revolution
AIRY odes, or who shares the passionate impus.
es of Byron or Shelley, might almost as we'll
take to drinking, so far as his prospects of lon
gevity are concerned, 1t is the feverish irri-
liability to which all poets are more or less liza.
BILE that is really destructive; though, of course,
they may occasionally keep their passion within
bOunds.-Good Health.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-30

WHAT agonies must that poet have endured
who, writing of bis love, asserted in bis manu-
script that he kissed her under the silent
stars" and found the compositor had made him
declare that he kicked her under the cellar
stairs."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Catching It.

The newspapers are belaying the |. s. Senate Committee on Finance for having re- gently reported adversely on the bills to abol- ish the Income Tax, to reduce Internal Rev enue Tax, and to abolish the office of Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
 There are, however, many people who won't fume if the weIl-to-do portion of the community are made to pay income tax. We of Arizona ought not to be forced 10 pay Internal Revenue Tax to two Governments American and Indian. As to the Commiss ionership, so long as there is an income tax to be paid, it is folly to think that abolishing the office of Commissioner would be a wise proceeding.
 But, as poor people have to pay all the taxes, Government ought to make taxa ton as light as possible upon them, and for this reason we join in with those persons who have had their growl at the Senate Com ittee
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
All Fools Day.

-p.,.;rg people" w4s a game which was
 -4,y generally induleed in by our joker=, 5,,f..f and we would not blame Judge .,..-, N Wormscr and other well-knoWn ..t,.g. af whose expense roars Oi laughter ,..r. let of. were they to cowhide some ot tbe,r tormeH'ors- .hc r,aru.u-. and going into the store oi 1.crlefl BuFum. Billy" had just fifteen ,.@ rhjcb number hc offered to sell st a re- 9r..3 rr.re. The Judge took the " bargain, .f bv initiation of Billy went into 1,r..on < Tomp6in-', Co have a little sherry .-.ts sn agg in it. The sherry was poured ...t. fine egr parted in the center, when, t1 .l, Jydge'- disgust it was found hard as a -.ckl Tbe laughter that cnsued was stopped I, fbe Judges action in throwing one of the f--Isned hen fruit at Billy, which, striking slr TampAias 0n the breast, slightly bcspat- tered bi, neat nicc-fi,tug apparel
 Ggr cute friend Wormser got badly sold ia esdeayarug to ill holy bottle with un- fo.y hra-water and promised the joker, ,sl.o played h.m. gallon of good liquor if be would say nothing about it, bat it was t,o good tg keep.
 hretiou- boy of less than i2 summers, sent D. e. Mataland tD call upon young ladv wuo hai not expressed desire to see bita cn that day.
 In tbs way scores of men and women were made victims, but all, "grlnncd and bore it
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Town Lots.

This is the day upon which the Commis sloners propose to commence the duty of set ting off town lots to owHers thereof.
 Deeds for the same are now printed and the Probate Judge, whose duty it is to fill up and make said deeds, will, no doubt, have great deal of work on hand.
 The County Recorder, too, will come ir for his share of work in the matter.
 It IS believed that everything, so far, has been done in legal manner, aud we do hope so, as, next to plenty of rain, we yearn for unciouded Government titles to our real es- tate, little though it be.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
New Bills Introduced.

Delegate Mccormick has introduced three bills into Congress-one cnlarging or more clearly defining the pardoning and reprieviDg powers of Territorial Governors; one provid- ing for adjourned terms of the Territorial Supreme Court to any time and place ma- iority of the judges may agree upon; and an other amending the United States bankrupt law, so as to let Territorial District Courts have the same jurisdiction in bankruptcy cases as the United States District Courts and Territorial Supreme Courts. So We learn from the Tucson Citizea
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
A Beautiful Garden.

ie many very pretty gardens in and scott, bat tine prettiest of all is p. Nl BuTum's, which has Of late
 great changes for the better. The lrant of tine house has heen laid ti> of various shapes, surrounding brick. tastctully laid by Nrs Eut
 hands. whose taste for gardening of praIse aa1 deserving of emuia-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Indians

Are said to be quite numerous around Pres cott, and recent acts of theirs go to show that they are bent on mischief. Guard well your lives and property, citizens of Arizona, against the blood-thirsty wretches into whose hands the Government of your country seems to be playing.
 On recent Sunday, John Townsend, of Lower Agua Fria, was dogged by party oi the savages, but they knew him too well to make any thing like another attack upon him
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Looks Well.

Sinoe the placing of the large frame build |Ag (which George Ionnt has So successfully Raeyed from our portion of townl on the Iosta side of the plaza, Gurley street has ealfe city air, or, rather, look. We have keard said that Mr. BasLford, the owner of Fhe building in question. intends to permit Pas danccrs to trip the light fantastic IS sooR
 the building IS ready to receive them, Fhleh time cannot be far distant.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
The Weather.

"moist," owing to numerous light showers O hail, snow and rain, which have fallen during the week. Snow on the highest mountains is said to be from eight to twelve inches II depth, in places. Farmers say their agricul tural land is now in pretty fair condition.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
John 4. Rush.

,S Us to be able t0 announce that has again resumed the practice oI ion, at this place. He Is a good u honest, straightforward citizen, izonan who has proved his abiding Territory and its resources by . great deal of cash, much time in developing mines, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Hh..E-..

,ers of Fort Whipple gave q dane Saturday evening last, at which present several ladies and gentle eScott The music was made by [ tbe 23d Infantry Band, and was, good. An excellent luncheon was aken oG The party is said to have ing effect upon all who partieIpa- ,nioyments.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Arrivals From Wallapai.

WM II. Hardy, WM. Cory, A. E. Davis, J. H. Behan, Jos. W Knott, c. A. Luke, Cal. Jackson, Wm. Walch, Jos. Voshay, M Nc Williams, Frank Deiderich and numerous other gentlemen arrived here recently from Wallapai District
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Arrival of Soldiers.

"A," Troop, First Cavalry, arrived at Fort Whpple, Tuesday last, from Camp McDowell. The officers of the Troop are Capt. Thom- as McGregor, First Lieutenant Max Wessen- dorff, and Second Lieutenant Thomas Garvey. A Troop bears splendid reputation in and out of the Army
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
A Good Appointment.

The MINER believes that the appointment Of B. Block, as Postmaster at Wickenburg. in this county, will give, (if it has not aI- ready given), the people of Wickenburg and of the entire county, better satisfaction than 1t can possibly give the newly appointed gentleman, who, like other postmasters in the Territory, will find that great deal of work and very little money will fall to his Iot
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06

Messrs. Sheckles and Cole came tog town Thursday last, from Bradshaw, where, they say, there is enough rich ore in sight, to de- fray the expenses of next Presidential cam paign. Oh, for mills of the Gods to grind the Indians, their aiders and abettors, and quartz mills to grind our quartz.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Little Colorado.

3 some talk among certain persons gard to settling the valleys Of the )rado river. which stream affords water for irrigation. These valleys fertile and convenient 10 the route posed 35th Parallel Railroad. The )rado is abont l20 miles from Pres i easterly direction.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Good Yield of Gold.

Jesse Jackson arrived here Thursday last, from the Del Pasco mill, with seven pounds of gold, worth about S1, 100, which sum was taken out of Del Pasco ore, by the Compa- ny's four-stamp mill, during run of ninety six hours.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Peoples Valley

cnrv ami John White--two old of tLe right taup were m -owu nd gave us good news from Pee and WalDut Grove, sold news feet that farming and miu.ug pros highly encouraging.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, lss
 COUNTY OF MARIcoPA. The people of the Territory of Arizona to Augustus Coleman. greeting.
 You are hereby summoned to appear in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County of Maricopa Territory aforesaid within twenty days lex elusive the day of service) served in this county of this county but in this District thirty days Tn all other cases forty days the complaint of Mary c. Coleman wherein she prays for decree of divorce from the bonds of matrmouy from this Honorable Court When if you fail so appear and answer herein required plaintiff will take judgment for the relief demanded To the Sheriff of said county. make legal service and due return hereof. 18th day of March, A. D. 1872.
 c. C. McDERMOTT, ap6 Clerk of Court
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Prescott Town Site.

Notice hereby given that the Board of Commissioners have on this day made their decision all ques Of title to town and have set of said lots o thse who are entitled 10 the appears from the eviaehce brought before the Board.
 Certificates embodyng the decisions of the Board are ready for delivery and aer this day to lot owners on application to Henry A. Bigelow Clerk of the Board Holders of these certificates will present the same to Henry w Fleury on or after the 18th day of April and payment of the assessments therein specified VIII re- ceire from him. deeds for the mentioned in said tifcates.
 By order of the Board of Commissioners on Prescott town site. - =
 HENRY A BIGELOw, Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Outgoing Passengers.

Miss. Alice Dickason, A. L. Mocller, Hugo Richards and Fred Williams, departed for California, by stage, on the morning of the 26th ult.
 It was Mr. Williams intention, when leav- ing here, to visit his people in Michigan.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
one into the Mountains.

y Mitchell a good printer and 7orkman. who has worn himself king in this office. has gone to
 W weeks with friends ou Lynx ere, we hope, he will soon gain all lost by hard work 0n the MINER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Sold Out and Left.

nty has lost and Mohave county good man and citizen, in the Capt. Chas. AtchiSon, who has sold ltc.. at Williamson Valley, and re- Nalapai Mining District.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Defeated.

Congress has refused to pass the bill grant ing subsidy to China Mail Steamers, and some of the papers of California are disconso- late thereat.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
MINUTES OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Board met Monday April 1st 1872, at 10 o'clock a. Present-Supervsors John G. Campbell (Chairman), G. Brooke and Ed. w Wells Clerk.
 Minutes of proceeding meeting read and approved
 The resignation of A. O. Moves. J. F. of Prescott Pre- inct was received and placed file and the Clerk order d notify Justice Moves that upon examination of his Court docket delinquency of so account of fines, was ound.
 md placed on file and the Clerk directed to furnish she gerk of the District Court copy thereof.
 The several accounts for care etc. of ndigent sick in the IL Hospital were referred to Medical Director Dr. Bailey with instructions the Clerk to communicate in reference to the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Pack-Train.

Mr Simmons pack-trajn arrived in town Wednesday last. from Bradshaw, where it mployed in packing Tiger ore. Mr. Is afraid that the Indians will soon lim for another "diyidend.n Not
 ths ago they robbed him of eleven
 ules, which number was all he had
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Gone to Whipple

Mrs. Stcmmer have gone to reside nipple.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
News Stand,

Tinker & Leonard make known
 . F. - .eH
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Carl Balow.

This gentleman arrived here recently, from Eai'iosnia. md has taken charge of fha busi- Fsss house ot Mr. Coldstein, on Montexllna
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All the incest freshest and best HAIR PREPARATORY Pomades Oils Dyes and Invigoators Loubins Genuine French Extracts Soaps Powders and Cosmetiques. can be had at DR. kENDALLS, ian27'72 Pioneer Drug Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06

W.. d..
 The resignation of wm. J. Berry. District Attorney 10 take effect the 18th ns received and placed ou ne
 Ordered that the monies received by the Treasurer on account of delinqnencies of exSherh Taylor pe PAce in the General fund.
 The Treasurer was allowed antii the 18th inst to com plete and submit his quarterly report
 Communication from Judge C. A. Tweed was received and placed on e and the Clerk directed to cause the coHpanying propositiou of Messrs- Langdon & Cafk. proprietors of private Asylum for insane persons as Stockton California be published in the ArzonA M1nsf
 Messrs. Langion Clark say:
 "we win provide for such insane persons ns ray = delivered by the authorities of Arizo0a eno N nisk them with suitable board. closhng and medoal .s tendance for the of elD5o per week, raysble men ly In the event of the death of patient the
 funeral expenses to be refunded to us In the event q - discharge of patient the authortss arc b allow - excecd thirty dollar except by special drseuon . said authorities F sIJ
 We iearu that our Board of Supervisor are Plea u'h the ssermu of shis proposition. and stsf IT. Cairmss of sbs Buard vho stsxss fsx Ca1irnn h1nys VII sAke shs easy iass.s psses nev = tns h1 . ss eovnty
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
Bnbbitt- MetaI.

H..;.~ ,.eerslv received sos Of new type, ve havs iel TT any psnnds of old tyre. whach we ncu oler n s1s . niIl.usn snd cthsu whe msy nsed ha aue IT sss1tax tuE,aA &s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
MARIC0PA COUNTY.

SALT RIVER FIGURING MILL. SALT RIVER VALLEY, ARIZONA. Our Mill now being in full operation are rgrpared to furns, the marks, with quality of Flour which we will guarantee fur superior to any manufactured in the Territory and fully equal to the very best imported from California We will keep constantly hand al the Mill and at several agencies
 se 25, 50, and IOO-Ib. Sacks,
 GRAHAM FLOUR, sEMITELLA. CORN-MEAL,
 BRAN. &c., Sc. For the present we will sell Flour the Mill for s6 S and So per hundred liberal discount will be allowed for large purchasers Alter the coming wheat crop is harvested we will sell at sl less per hundred Agents will sell mill with the of transportation added. All orders will receive prompt attention.
 AGENTS. FEELINGS & VEIL, Prescott. BARNETT & BLOCK Wickenburg, MOORE & CARR Maricopa Wells. F. N. FISH & Go. Florence. E.. N. FISH & Co. Tucson
 w. B. FEELINGS tS Go. Phoenix, Arizona dec307l w. B. FEELINGS. GS.............E. E. FEELINGS. New Goods, New Goods! w. B. FEELINGS & CO.,, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
 MILL CITY,
 SALT RIVER VALLEY, ARIZONA, Have just received direct from New York and San Fran cisco large and complete m assortment of goods
 shipped to this Territory,
 Consisting of
 Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Woodenware, Queensware, Mining and Agricultural Implements.
 Of every description, And general variety of all kinds of YANKEE NOTIONS For cash, selling at approximately low prices and will guarantee that the closest buyers will have cause to complain.
 Call and examine stock.
 WI FEELINGS & co. Mill City. August 90 1871. augo6tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
FORWAR DING.

The undersigned informs the people of Wallapai Dis trc Prescott and intermediate points that he is prepared 10 receive and forward freight for the interior at ble rates and in prompt
 WOOSTER M. HARDY Hardyve, Arizona, Dec. l, 1871 dec2n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
AZTLAN LODGE No. 177, E. &AM.
I.O.O.F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. 1.
POST OFFICE PRESCOTT. Arrivals and Departures of Mails-Posta Rules-Money Orders, &c. &o.

Mails arrive from all points, Mondays and Thursdays Depart, Wednesdays and Saturdays
 Oflce hours from9 A. M. to r. N.
 Money Orders issued every day of the week except Sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN, P. NJ.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
III

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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-10-19

All. a ROUND.

There are about 60 mutes in this
State. five Of whom are lndiuns.
A bill anncxing portion OF Jackson
county to Josephine passed the Sen
ate.
A kiln conta ining 100000 brick
is now being burned at the Penitenti-
airy.
The total number Of entries at the
State Fair was l ,034. Of these $50
were horses the remainder stock and
mis cellaneous articles.
The Legislature adjourns to-day at
midnight.
A man entered house in Portland
dagger in hand, while the occupants
were eujving the sweets of slumber,
and extracted thereirom the sum OF
$50, one day this week.
Jackson held lis county fair this
week.
Catherine Shertz. lady preacher
delivered a dicourse at jacksonville on
Sunday, October, 9.
A COW has been poisoned by eating
peach leaves in Yamhill.
Mr.. McCann: of Roseburg, has a
young bear which he is training. In
some of their tussels it is first him AMI
then bear. and then the bear and him
At one time bruin came near causi NJ
Nc. to be bare of any clothing.
\ Wasco county farmer from two o.
tatoes has raised l53 POUND of Ir is.
apples
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-10-19
WHAT THEY SAY.

The Grant papers. since tie recent
elections, say, Greeley stan Is no
show for election" Well, if that be
so, Why do they take so much pains,
and what the necessity Of their Occupy
ing their time in writing and publish
ing SO many lies about aiw?
The Granlitc= say Grant is sure -
be elected. We venture the assertion
that if he is, it will be by the votes Of
the negroes who know nothing Of the
government undcr which they live; BY
the votes of the straight outs, com
posed of the rebel element Of the
Democratic party by the votes Of the
drunkards, gamblers, robbers aud out
laws.
The personal government men say
that Greeley can never be elected.
That may be so, but mark this, -Hor
ace Greeley will receive the majority
OF the white, honest, temperate, moral,
peaccablc, industrious, law sbiding and
sensible citizens and voters Of this
country, on the fifth of November next.
If the substantial citizens Of the Uni
ted States will permit themselves to
be drawn into the support of an indi
vIduaI, who has sprang up among them
like mushroom, purely creature OF
circumstances and chance, without the
least merit in civil life, half knave half
fool, drunkard, gambler and debau-
chee, who has degraded himself to the
evel of the brute mingled his blood;
when rioting in drunkenness, with that
Of the filthy Indian of the pecfic coast ;
who has left behind him on his march
TO greatness, half breed prodgeny un>
tutored, unlearned, half fed and unclad ;
who, after being raised to the highest
round in the ladder of fame, will spend
his time away from his public duties
at Long Branch and Pullman's Island
pettips pups and squandering his
money, your money, on fast horses
who hath redness Of eyes from tarryipg
long at the wine and thus defeat an
honest, capable, moral, temperate and
worthy man for President, the cnrses
that may or shall fall upon this people
resul lting from such conduct, will be
upon them. We warn them that while
we may be powerless to prevent, yet
for all this, the unerring Ruler of the
universe will ultimately call them into
Judgment.
o %
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-10-19

dollar. So, the privileged individual
gets twelve per cent upon the ninety
thousand, which this most generous
Government gives him the use of for
nothing, so long as he viii allow his
bonds to lie in the safe of the Gov
ernment, instead of his own safe,
drawing, of course, just as much inter
est deposited in the one place as the
other. The result of this personal
privilege then is, that the individual
gets his regular seven per cent in gold
semi-annually upon his hundred thous>
and dollars and twelve per cent and as
much more as he can make on the
ninety thousand which he receives
as present from the Government,
making in all nineteen per cent. So
much for the personal privilege.
In addition to the principle Of per
sonal privilege inauguratoG by the said
act, the people ars swindled by de-
preciated currency. The ninety thous~
and dollars when issued by the banks
are worth to the public, to whom it is
paid, from eighty>fve to ninety cents
on the dollar only. Now mark, this
paper currency is the money e. the
Government struck off by its authority
and loaned without interest to these
privileged characters, who loan it to
the people at an enormous rate of in
terest and the people are compelled to
scarifice from ten to fifteen per cent to
get rid Of it, and yet this whole system
is based upon, and has for its founda-
ton, the bonds Of the United States
which are worth their face in gold
at home and abroad. j system like
this is rotten to the core. The aboli-
ton of which should be accomplished
without delay. But this is one of the
pet schemes of the present administra-
ton, and SO long as the people submit
and wear the yoke, it will be perpetua>
ted. The Liberal Republican party is
opposed to this swind)e. and are fully
aware of the fact that they have this
gigantic monied monopoly to fight in
the present campaign. 1t excerpts the
duties Of the hour with manly courage,
and will fight it out on this llne
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-10-19

The Bulletin has become the lead>
ing journal n Oregon on the Grant
side. However wrong it may be in its
advocacy of this blind usurper, the
Bulletin is sound on the dam Lock
swindlc. Mr., Omeara has so far outs
done the balance of the Grant papers
in Oregon in his laudations of George
Ii. Williams, President Grant and
Ben Holiday, that many OF those
journals are becoming quite rational in
tone.