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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Tha Madnna

At latest dates, tEe Modoc Indians of Oregon had not been dislodged, and Major Green, IT. s. A., formerly of this Territory. was censured for not having attacked the red desperadoas.
 Poor Green Colycr and whisky took all the fight out of him at Apache
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FIRES.

There have been but two notable fires dur ing the past year One at Hardyville in No yember, when the principal portion of the town was consumed. The other occurred in December, when tho Government aw-mil was burned. November 20, barn near Pres. colt was fired by an incendiary; loss about S5OO. November 29, q small dwelling in Prescott caught fire accidently, and burned. Loss, about S6O0. j5 .tl.,. X. N
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As near as We can get at the number Of votes boiled in the several counties, by study ing the foregoing returns, Yavapai county boiled 133 votes. of which number Mir Me Cormick received 600.
 Pima boiled 1l6, and gave Mccormick 65s.
 Maricopa volled 527, and gave Mccormick
 Yuma polled 36s,- $50 of which were given to Mccormick.
 Mobave cast her entire vote-3i9-for Mccormick
 This gives us total vote, in the Territory, Of 2,693, of which number Mccormick re. ceiyed !, 222
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
The Sufferers.

A recent letter from, IIardyvilIe, county seat of Mobase county, informs us that Sam. Todd < Go. and Jas. ?. Bull were the heayi. est losers by the recent fire. t .s..t',s :: ..
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Indians.
From Ehrenberg---Quick Trip.

The steamer CooopaA, Capt Mellon, recently made the trip from Arizona City to Ehrenberg in three and half days, bringing up IF recruits, who were in command of Lieut. Weitng. She took down silver orc, from Mohave county, 39 bales Of wool, 10 bales sheep-skins and $50 hides, which were sent frou. Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

The Santa Fe Gasete of recent date re- cords tho death of an Apache boy, of Ca chise's band, whom ex-Goycrpor Arby had raised. f - %. ,c.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

p '"' maams are scarce in this Territory. T'' '' -''ns us to learn that a man in Yums '''''y 'a about to wed his countys only acHrl W t'am.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
vote of tlis Territory, 2,G93.
Federal and Territorial Officials.
FEDERAL

Congressional Delegate. R. c. Mccormick. Governor, A. F. K. Stafford, Tucson Territorial secretary, Coles BasEfo.d, Tucsou.--s -superInten- dent or Indian Afbairs, Herman Bendcll Prescott. Chief Justice lst District, John Titus, Tucson. -AssOchlte, 2d District, DeForrest Porter, Arizo- n Sny.-fhird District C. A. Tweed, Pb9nIx.-- ur $, Attorney, J. F. McCafrey. Tucson.--U. <. Marshal, I. Q Dickason, Prescott 8. sarycy- or General, John Wasson, Tueson.-Registsr Land Office. Win. \. Kelly, Prescott. Receiver, t.sorge Lonnt, Pfescot;.-U. S. Collector Internal Reyepnt, Thomas Cordis, Prescolt.--U. |. Assess or, Ht A, Blgelow. Prcseott--U. $. Special Mail Ageir, |. N. Dawley.-Dcputy Collector of Gus. tetm, r. II; Goodwin, Arizona City and J. W. Hopkins, Tucson.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Elections of former Yeaya

We will close this rather lengthy article with the following statements, of the votes boiled for candidates for Delegate to Con e'f~- - ..---------' cfsvs',-.. isefd ffs,tn the orga 'zation of the Territory up to and in. ciudine the general election in ls!o: Votes Rolled at General Election Held
 July la 1BGA
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The iadepsndenf, Eiko, Nevada, has started upon its sixth volume. It is live newspaper.
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TERRITORIAL.

Attorny General, ]. F.. McCaffrey, Tueson.-- Treasurer, John B. Allen, Tucson. Auditor, C. II. Lord, Tucson.--AdJutant General, Samuel Hughes, Tucson.
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Vote of Pima County.

----SorE.--Mr. ]. q. Campbell was in New Mexico O, business at the lime oi nanination and sst,n an o nos generaly voted ka on that aeenIiIi - V,
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psrintsndents of Indian AffAirs--Ssla-
 " per Aunum. X2 OOO

Chas D Postou, Of Kentucky, from 1883 to lS,4 Gee. W. Leihy. Of Se~ York, irom Iss, to November 10, lsGa, on vhIeh day be uas filled .! Indian. Ia Bells canyon. Geo. W. Dent, ol nlss"ufi, rom i'oI io lss', when be resigned and ws. sueec-dcd by Col Geo L. Anirsws of m. sith U. \. Infantry, wbo served from ls6s to 1871 when be vas relieved by Herman Beudsli. of New York, present incumbent
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Secretaries ef the rerritory--saiary per
 Annnm. S2 1G3

K C. MtCoruisk of Ne. York. from ,sss ,o l-'S. Jamvs r. T. Carter, of Tsnne.sce. f,on, l~s, ,o i%D. Coics Basbford Of wl.consln. pt,.. ent incumbent, auuoiutr4 tn tsGa ~' f
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Delegatea to Conuress

Shafies D. Po.toB, of Kentucky. from iss. ,a l~sl John '. Goodwin, of Maine. from ls.,. ,,, lso'. Coles bashfori, Of Wiseoasin. from Iss, To ls'" R- c. NcCormick. of New Yo,k o,,,,, 1872 10 isTl reelected for the tcrm cotn March |, 1871 and cndisx March is5S again r.. elected for the tcrn froln ls13 to 1875
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Pima County.
The Vote by Counties.

cincts and counties, in table form, we yiIl now give the vote by counties, leaving such persons as may feel an interest in the matter to figure out majorities for themselves, at their leisure.
 The names of those elected are printed in Roman, while the defeated canddatss names appear in italic:
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Governors of the Territory--salary pc
 Annum S3 OO0

JSbH A. Gariey. from Ohio, Appointed March. is,1 h.rs a; hss homs iR Ohio, Aagnst IS, 1883.
 John N. Goodwin. ffon Maine, appointed Angnri, is"a Resigned iu isc5 and took his seat in Cougrr-- " Delsg,ir s..
 Richard (. MeCormiek. from New Yort. sr. pointed hsfeh, isS. Resigned Marrh, 1899 and look his seai ln Congress as Delegate lstiu FFrsrnt I,rt,ut.a.., VI ''~~
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Votes Rolled June 3, 1868.
Votes Polled November 6, 1870.

ta' vote of Territory. a,oa3.
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July Ia. 1864.
Votes Polled September 5. 1868.

al number of voiss oA-s 10 ihe Terribory, s-s.
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Number of yo,<s

Delegate to Cyngress-R. C. McCoranak 600
 Legislative CanReI--JosR C. Camybcu .... s.0
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Surveyor-General--.Salary S3, ,OOO.

Levi Bashford, of Wisconsin, from 1863 10 1864. John A. Clark, Of Illinois, from 1884 to 1866. when Arizona was included In the Land DIstrIct of NeS Mexico. sherman Day, of California. From lsG6 10 1870. In 1866 Arizona was annexed 10 the Land District of California. John Wassop. oi Nevada, appointed 1870, present incumbent
 me Territory or Arizona vas made separate
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

Almo1 Gage, of New York, from is02 to IS C. " c. Roweil, of Arizona from lsG7 to Is succeeded by Jas. F. heCatiry, of Arizona, pr ent incumbent.
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Delegate t0 CongTess--R. C. Mccormick Legislative ttouucll--Mnrk Aldrieh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30
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200 Pianos and Organs

New and Secondhand, Of First-Class Makers will
be sold at Lower Price for cash. or on nsta lments
In city or country, during this financial crisis and
the holidays, by HORACE WATERS & SON, No
Sal Broadway, than ever befOr4 offered in New
York. Agents wanted for the sale o. Waters Cele-
brated Pianos, Concerto and Orchestral ORGANS
Illustrated Catalogues mailed. Great Inducements
to the Trade. A large discount to Minis ers,
Churches, sunday Schools, etc. decl54W
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Steamboat Eiaes.

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-30

@Dr. TUFTS Pills are composed Of many ingredi-
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Wild Cherry so united as to act together, the one
through It's admixture with other substances purl.
Tying and purging while the other is strengthening
the system. Thus these Pills at the same time
tonic and cathartic, desideratum long sought for
BY medical men, but never before discovered. In
other words, they do the work of two medicines and
do It much better than any two we know OF, for
they remove nothing from the system but imputi-
ties, so that while they purge they also strengthen
and hence they cause no debility and are followed
by no reaction.
DIR. Tutrs Pills have wonderful influence on
the blood, They not only purify without weakening
IT, but they remove all neXious particles from the
chyle before 1t is converted into nuid, and thus
makes impure blood an utter impossibility AS there
Is no debtation, so there s no nausea or sickness
attending the operation of this excellent medi-
cine which never strains or tortureB the digestive
organs, bat causes them to In perfectly natu-
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all Impurities are being removed, the combined ac-
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and invigorates the body, and . robust state OF
health is the result of their united action.
Price 25 cents box. Sold by all druggists,
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WRITING MACHINES !.

5000 sold IN THE LAST THIRTY
DAYSI
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06

FINE GooDs-Ono OF the largest and
most elegant AssOrtments Of cloths, CASH
meres and vcstings, as well as gents iurn-
ishing goods, ever brought to this city can
now be seen at the old reliable and pOpu
lor merchant tailoring establishment Of
Thomas Hughes & Co, corner Of Water
and llth streets. This firm is the foremost
hrm in their line OF business IN the State,
and they probably do as much bust
ness as any other two houses COM
bincd. Their great success is owing
to their fair dealing and great re-
liability. Whatever they sell is Just as
they recommend. Their line OF goods at
present will be found to embrace every
thing that is stylish and Dobby, as well
as everything plain and substantial. Their
prices are always as low as first class
goods can be sold at II you are in need
OF anything in their line do not fail to
call on Mcssrs. Hughes Il Co., and in
spect their stock. You may rest assured
hat you will be pleased rs to style and
price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06
CITY BOOK STORE.
NEW BOOKS.

TUE HAY FEyER-llluttrated by Happin-Por
taying the suGefings OF Mr.. a. Wiper Weeps
q Victim, s. %.
LIPE or RHY ALPnED CooKHLN-Cloth 81 90
LECTURES AND sERHONs-By Rev. WIN. Pun
shUn. l. L D., cloth s? 80
A PAIR oP BLUE RrEs-By Thos. Hardy, cloth
81 as
PTCKwIrK PArERs- Household Edition, Illus
tratcd hY Tn Mast, cloth g. so, paper 81 90.
TUG uNlTY or NATURAL PHENOHENA-By N
Rmile SRigey, cloth 81 50.
OUTLINEH % MIN, WONEN AND THrHGs-By
Mary Clemmcr AmeS, cloth 81 so.
LYNX HUSTRG-"CampinR Out Series Vol
g. cloth 81 80.
Ny LITrLH GmI.-PGper TIC.
Too SOoN-By Katherine 5. AaeqnoId, paper
Soc.
lNSccENT-By Mrs. olIphant, paper 75c.
TmI WItEED WOODS or ToBEEGEVIT-Pape'
f5t.
Rorzs or SASD-PApcr T5e
FIFrT YEAEs N MAINLAND RIrcmES-clotl
81 50
Scott, cloth g 30. =,
TIKI FIsHISG ToURIsT-BY Chas. HAlloeE, IT,
Go A FisHINu-ByW, Q. Prime, 81 80.
A dns assortment Of Ladies' Stationery, Porto
MonnAIes, Autograph Albums, &C, always or
hand. ,
,,ts r,r fg,h and Market StFepts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06

COUNTY COURT. "A considerable
amount Of business was transacted by the
County Court, Judge Cochran presiding
yesterday. The following is a synopsis:
Ellen STANLEY, indicted on i've count
Tor selling liquor without license; cOunSe
demurrcd to the indictment, The demur
rer was sustained as TO two Of the lndIct-
ments, and Overruled Us TO the other
three.
The case Of George Forbes, indicted
for adulry. was continued.
The case Of Patrick Connolly, indicted
for assault, was tried, and the jury re
turned verdict OF guilty, and assessed
the fine at 8 cents
The three men indicted for running .
"wheel OF fortune" on the Fair Grounds
during the races, pleaded guilty, and vert
fined by the court $40 and cost each.
Aug WeidebuSch pleaded guilty tc
an indictment for selling liquor TO minors
Two counts. The court fixed his 1ne NJ
$40 and costs.
Fred. Shipley pleaded guilty to an in
dclment Tor selling liquor on Sunday
The court fixed his fine at $50.
The case Of ]. ] Forester, indicted on
Jour counts for selling on Sunday was
argued by counsel on demurrer to in
dCtments. The demurrer WAS sustained
on three counts, and Overruled on one
Tho case OF T. Laramie, indicted fol
selling liquor TO minor. was tried. This
case was brought under tho new liquor
law, being the first ever tried under the
law IN this city. The jury brought 10 a
verdict OF guilty, and assessed the fine at
SEQ, leaving the imprisonment discretion
airy with the court. Counsel for defend
ant objected to the verdict, arguing that
the jury should fix the term of imprison'
ment. This point had not been disposed
of at the hour Of adjournment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06

BEAUTIFUL SToCK.-Our attention was
called last evening to the elegant stock Of
iewelry and silverware displayed by j. A.
LASH, Jeweler, under tho Grant House.
Mr. Lash certainly has one OF the finest
stocks Of goods in his line ever brought
to this city, and persons wishing anything
in his line cannot do better than by giving
him a call. The prices will be found rea-
souAble, and whatever Mr. Lash repre-
scn,s can be tied TO, as he Is one Of the
most reliable men in the city. You can
find everything at his establishment, from
a tooth pick to an elegant gold watch. II
you do not wish to buy call and inspect
the stock. 1t will give Mr. Lash or any
Of his assistants pleasure 10 show Their
goods
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06

TE1sEYER.-TEs following deeds
we're left Tor record a. the Otacs Of tho
eek Oi the County COCrt during the
week ending yesterday. September ,
Deed made August 20 BY Peter Vested
ADD vile 10 Adam YesIed. Tor % aEres Of
land % Browns RGn. Admitted Augcst
%, 81 900
Deed made July by Henry Schm1l-
bach 70 George PelleT, Tor north hall d
lot I5l, ChEpiiDe street, Centre Wheeling
Admitted August 3; $500,
Deed made August - BY Andrew
Wolf and wife 10 Benedict OoeTgiel, iOr
one fourth Of lot No 2I3, E0ii street Ad-
mitted Sept i; 81 go
Deed made Nay % by W. ~ Cnnp
" J. T aud w. q. Shorts, Cor lOI No 81
10 West Liberty. Admitted Sept ! tCDJ
Deed made June q by w. e. Smith
and Others 10 J r. and n. O. Shorts, igr
/ rood and ? $40 pefches o. land IN north
part o! Weal Liberty. Admitted Sept ],
60.
Deed made Sept. 10, 1872, by III g,
Bell aud otheFG TO John Hall, for ll9
acres Of land on Little Wheeling Greek,
south side. Admitted Sept %. 1872;
s. 800.
Deed made August II, BY G. L, Gran
mer, Trustee, and RhodG s. GIL 10 John
Z. ClsloF, for lots 1865 and 1871, on Zane
street, 10 q. A ZAne's addition. Admit
ted Sept 2, $3.50.
Deed made August 30, by HAnnibA!
Forbes 70 James Cummins, for 30 feet ot
the north part Of lot z, IN square 10
Chaplinc street. Admitted Sept. 2; ~ 900
Deed made August 30, by james Cum
Minis TO Hannibal FORBES, tor part OF Io'
Al, Main street, Centre Wheeling Ad-
United Sept 2; $3.50,
Deed made August 4, by J. l.. Hobbs
and others, Trustees, 10 Edwin Horn
brook, for lot 200, corner ChApline aud
goth streets. Centre Wheeling. Admitted
Sept 3; 81 800.
Deed made August 20, by Edwin HON
brook and wife 10 Thomas HOrnbroOk, ioI
above lot; 81 800.
Deed made August 90, by Robert
Burkett aud vile to Adam Vested, Tor Z
acres Of land on Browns Run Admitted
Sept g. t205 So
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06

PERsoNAL-Prol. A. S. Roe, late OF
East Windsor Hill, Conn, arrived In
town yesterday. Prof Roc has Tor many
years been associated with Prot A. j.
Clark He will NOW assume chsrge Of
the vocal music department Of the
Female College. The Professor is
somewhat noted as an author, being the
author OF some very popular music. He
will probably preside ut the organ at ST.
John's church tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06

ARRIVAL or KING WLLIAM.-ktnS
William arrived in town yesterday, and
Is stopping over on the Far Grounds. he
WILDE present at the picnic to day, AS
Bill Is very fond Of dancing, they have
concluded to continEC the picnic until 10
o'clock tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06

SMASH Ur. - Yesterday evening the
"dinky" engine No 70, OF the B. " o. r
r. was badly used up while switching in
the yard, just below the passenger depot.
The dnky was going down, and 1877 was
backing some cars up on the same track,
They collided, and the dinky was badly
used up. Fortunately no one WAS injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06

B0ors ASD snoEs-To close cot my
present stock will sell Womens Last.
BalmUrals At g. % worth & 20; Womens
LAST fUIci BalmOrlls from g. % 70 e 90,
Womens Nor BAmorlIs e 90 to g. 30,
worth 6 90, and all other goods at coz
respOndingIy low prices l.. Y. BLoSD,
lOj AAin street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06

BRroRE ESQ MCCoRMcK.-JamCs big
,;ns and John LAuhAu were arraigncd on
Thursday before Esq. Mccormick on Iwc
charges o, disordcrly conduct. In the
frat case, Herman Renner and son being
complaiuanis, the parties accused wer,
fined each five dollars and costs and were
nloced under bonds to keep the peace. lr
the other case, the parties being accused
oI ,umult and disorder at GoclzG's saloon
they were each fined five dollars and
costs.
Ernst Otto was also brought before
ESQ Mccormick on complaint OF w II.
starke, charged with having Obtained
pair of boots by false preienses. The &C
cuscd paid for the boots and paid The
costs whercupon the suit was withdrawn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06

ATTESTIoN-In order 70 reduce my
present stock Of Boots and Shoes l will
sell for the next 30 days al prices that de-
ly competition. Gail early and get the
best goods at the lowest prices ever offer.
ed In the city. L. V BLOND
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06

The EsTEY ORGANs-A splendid new
stock Just received at Shcib's Music Store,
Washington Hall, comprising all styles
from the cheapest TO the most expensive.
Every Organ is accompanied by steel
guarantee from the makers Warranted
the best and the cheapest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06

L S. CoURT.-The September term OF
the United States District Court should
commence in this city today but the
Judge, having three days to open, has de-
cidcd not to convene Court until Monday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06

Jusr received and for sale at J. W. Fer.
rcls, Main street, Centre Wheeling, 1900
yds superior Brown Muslin, at Sc per I'D.
Also, one case Of good Jeans at zoe per
I'D, 50 pairs No home made Blankets,
Call snnn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06

ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED = The
County Court yesterday appointed James
McCuIly administrator upon the estate OF
Alex McCury, deceased. Bond $1,000
Also George Godfrey administrator upon
the estate OF Mary Blres, deceased, Bond
1880.
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