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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

NTHl ABOVE SALE Is PesTPoHED until
III uRsDAi psesmber ~. 1873, sa.ns hour and
gKoSsE v. sriGKhlY,s Trustees.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

10y IATIMER q OLEARY,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsyvania ave. and 18th street
Star Once Building.
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Board OF Public Works Of the District Of Columbia
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RY KELLFY . GArCHELL, Aucsionsers.
lJeouthsast 81 ilth aud streets morn Invest
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17

that a secret organization exists in the town of Cerbat, organized for the purpose of aiding the officers in the fulfilment of their duties. and known as an anti-vigilant committee, and that several of the county off CTS are mem bers of this society. We believe that socie- ties of this character are a bane to this com munity, believing as we do that very large majority of the people are good and we'll meaning citizens, and ever ready to assist the officials of the county in the fulfilment of their duties
 Complaints have been made in regard to the killing of one Goodrich, by the Mohayc Indians, in the autumn of 1872; and since the adjournment of the last court, the sheriff and posse of citizens undertook to make the ar rest, but as the proof was crcumstantail, and from Indians, it was not deemed sufficient evidence to commit in case of arrest. We, however, indorSe the action of the sheriff to- gether with the united efforts of the citizens in attempting to enforce the civil law. While the Indians under charge of the military or Indian department, are allowed in the inme- dIate vicinity of the citizens, a repetition of such acts may, from time to time, be ex- pected.
 We return our thanks to the several county officers for the courtesy shown us in making a full exhibit of their books and records, and such other information in regard to the con. ditOn of the county affairs, as come under the head of their respective departments. We also return our thanks to his Honor the Judge, District Attorney, and officers of the court, for the aid rendered and attention shown Us. All of which is respectfully sub mitted, J. E. CECIL, Foreman.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDER No. |.

TT IS ORDERED BY THE MAYOR AND CoUS. ell of the village of Prescott;
 fIRsr-The village Marshal is hereby authorized 10 ap point one or more deputies.
 Snch deputies shall qualify before the Recorder Of the village, before entering upon the duties of the office
 sECUND.-fhe Marshal is hereby appointed Fire Com. missioner, under authority of Section 2J of Chapter hfy two of the Howell Code.
 THIRDfhe Marshal shall receive for his services as Street and Fire Commissioner Forty Dollars per month
 The Marshal shall receive ger of a taxes leced by him. and shall be entitled all other fees al. lowed by satdc, provided that tn all fr violation Of village ord nances such fees and all shall be charged against each defendant and in against the Village
 fouETH.-The Recorder as Clerk of the Council shall receive Five DOlar for attendance each sitting of council and shall further receive for each tried him, for violation O' any village ordinance he allowed Justices Of the Peace ff sitnal services by Territorial laws; provided tha, in shall such fees be ehargeabe aaiust the village but shall be be charged and collected in each case hnes agalns parties convicted of violation of village ordinances.
 The Recorder may also charge for all copies of orders Or ordinances the Of hfy cents per iDio and the
 further of fifty cents for hs certificate tO such copies Such charge in all to be paid Gin advance if de- mauded) by the parties making application therefor.
 fIFIH.-1he village Treasurer shall receive three per cent Of all money. Id Hio the Treasury n full fr his services as Treasurer.
 SIATHrhe Village Assessor shall receive for his ser vices to making any assessment M village property, the sun oi seven dollars pct day for the time actually employ cd iE making such assessments provided that he shall dollars
 Passed In the Common Council Of he village of Prescott May l2 is7J l.. E. JEWELL, Mayor.
 Attest J. C. OTIS, Recorder.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17

SAN DIEco, May By the steamship California, we have later news from Mexico Lozada is now safely intrenched in his strong hold, in the mountains back uf Topic His forces are estimated to number 1000. About 6,OOO Federal troops are in the field against hun; but 1t is believed that it will take at least two years to quel the insurrection. as Lozada has plenty of provisions and ammuni- ton in store.
 IL is feared that there will be general revolution in Sonora, immediately after the Gubcrnatorial election, which takes place on the ith of May.
 It is said that the Apachcs have killed over one hundred persons on Mexican territory during the last three months.
 It is feared tha, general uprising of In- dians on the border will take place about the first of Juuc.--S. F. Chronicle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
ORDINANCE No. ?.
IT IS ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CoUN- l cd sf ihs village sf Prescott
 pr.arhss sg ths Pear.


 SECTION i-Auy I-rs.n sho shaii drag exhibit To a rude and threaisuiug tgssrd any uthrf Pefsn within vilag. hlts any kuiir Iasio gsn of u'her deadly W-ayou ero~ra to uec~ssary seds-ase. or Ah ufi VI making shall uIu conviction iesre it- Recsr-r b. fped n any eHe-edag slOD iu the q scre,sn of the Cour.
 SEC. 2--Any p-r-yn who shall di~ehArEs ahy rsiol gan ur any oheF ht-sFm uFra Gay street lane alley p11a iot within the iRhate hHsts of the vi- iar af Prescott unless necesssfy ssfdeeuss of hy enlcef ia discharge of h. da'ies ss ufua ooGs'e tson tesae Recorder b@ haed in aay uot sEoci ing slOO ia ihe dtscr-cisu of ths Court
 SIC --Any y-r-Du hO shall within the village limits innd drunk usn the s;nsess any person wsn sha by oud boi.terit. laagagu disuFb tbs peace, m any I-sfsua who shall ucs spy Affay or rod sbai ug.n ctiyicioa before the RsrurieT bs hnrd Co any uof exceeding 6iOl in the discretion af the Court
 SIC f-Auy persan who shall silfaiiy and maicioasiy rde drive any hogse sul- other riding animal ui.a any porch sidewalk under any awning n ifoni ei Aay Pfivais dwelling place of business. or Into any dwelling stor sais5n other basines- house hefeny terrifying fhe occupants thereof and endangerhg lie ana proI~rts or who shall drve de through the paEzs streets lanes alleys within tbe village iins n ore' .s and reckless iable to injury o lie Of pr,efiy shall uIon ooaviciioa befTe the kecfder be hue,i any exceeding slu0 in ihe dscreion o' The Court
 Passsl n the COnmoa Council of th. village ef Pres eett May l2 ls73 |. B JEWELL, Mayo~
 Anesi J C. OTIS Recorder.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17

Our correspondent at Camp Verde says that general regret was felt by military and citizens at the departure Of Capt. Carr and Lieut. Hein. Capt. C. ha. been nearly seven years stationed in Ari- zDna and has well performed hts duties, winning the respect Of all with whom he has come in con fact. N. K. Lcrly has sold his ranch, below Camp Verde, to Mcssrs. John-Ou, Stubblelield and Max Sc!i, for si.2jo Corn Is up 6 to inches hgi aud looking well.
 The Indians on the reservation arc above the post, located in different places, each tribe scpa ritcy. The agency Is about IS miles above the post. and rations ssucd every third day. The redskins arc quet and seemingly cohtented.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
The Wreck of the Atlantic"

HALIFAx, May l.--Thc steamer Laekwanna arrived to-day from the wreck of the Allan tic. The wreck has been almost blown to pieces by gunpowder. Large quantities of goods were recovered yesterday. Forty-one bodies have been brought up, mostly women. They were frightfully mutiated and were immediately buried. The total number of bodies thus lar recovered is 349.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17

The weather in Yayapai county averages pretty dry, though on Saturday night, sunday and Mon day we Ind light showers, accompanied by very heavy thunder, and the appearance of much ram Co the north of town. Sunday evening about nine o'clock a most perfect lunar rainbow was visible for half an hour
 Monday great deal of rain fell near Camp Hualpai. much to the satisfaction of the farmers in that vicinity. Tuesdhy and Wednesday were warm cloudy and showery. Thursday, clear, cool and windy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17

ST PrrERsBuRG, May 5.--Junes Orr, American Minister here, died today
 SAN FIANcIsCo, May o.-Tlie telegraph informs us that Chief Justice Chase died to Washington yesterday, of appOplcKy. li is also reported that Oakcs Ames died yesterday afternoon, Of paraly- sis.
 No movement against the MOdocs Is reported tbo troops nre awaiting rclnforcemrnis. it Is be- licvrd tbr accession of warriors to Captain Jack, since the Lost river massacre, arc a nnmbcr Of Flutes seen to Surprise valley, well armed and in war paint, about Inc utue the troops came from Camp Bidweit, and whose trail these Indians foi. lowed. General Sherman will send all the rein. forccments that can be spared 10 Gen. Davis, ln the MOdoc country.
 Preparations are being made ai the county Jail for the execution of JObn Dcvine, the "Chicken," tomorrow. Tbe gaiiows will be erected in the jail yard.
 A Washington special says as soon as the Pres idcnt returns there will be a Cabuet consultation whcTeat the Indian question will be fully discuss cd and sotue plan adopted 10 meet any outbreak that may occur this sumner. proposition has been made to hunt the ModOcs from their strong hold in the Lava Beds with bloodhound-, as was done in Florida during the Seminole war This, however meets with DO favor from Gen. sherman the War Department.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17

The GcrrsaniA society, which, year ago, was a 1outishing institution recently dissolved. At the a.t me c,ing, after paying all liabilities, surplus unauirnops vote. donated to the Prescott School District, uud on Monday list Julius Rodcnbcrg, President of the society, deposited that sum in the hands Of II. A. Bigclow, one of the school trustees. That donation is placing funds where they will do ihe most good"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
Administrators Notice.

Notice hereby given by the undersigned sdmi1sirator of ,be estate o William Bichan deoeassd 70 the cred tors og and a persons having claims against sad de ceased exhibit the with the neeassAfy vouchers within ten from the first publication of this noics 10 he undersigned his once u the store of W. Richard A Co., ht Sanford. iu the county of Pima
 AZ. KNOWLES, Admipstrttor. Sanford, A T., APrl 3o. is73 msiTtli
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
Lo.o.F F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. |.

,s<z.s Regular Meetings Of this Lodge on Wed sW<TSE ne.day Evenings, ai Masonic Hall. Mem >SJsfnf'SS bers of tue Order in good standing ars invited ,o attend. BH WEAVER, N. q. JAMES COUCH, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
Meteorological Register at Camp Me
 Dowell, A. T, for the Month of April.

Mean of minimum Thern0un.ter fs bs usotth [. fjiU. Average of the Tbernounster f-f the nl0ntd s 9 D. Latitude. Jl7 sI' Borfh. Longit8ds lli9 37 wes'. Aliitade above ths level 50 feel. Vsriasns f yssss. Ig9 1y, EAsL NIJIAN B. STRoN
 Hospital SteSArd [. & A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17

". z. Wilson, while at work raising the rafters on the new school house. last Saturday fell across .ringei, the raftcr he was raising falling on top of hilu, aud brasirg him considerably.
 TIr school house Is bcing built rapidly, and will be ready for occupancy about June ls..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
POST OFFICE. PRESCOTT.

Mails arrive from all points Tuesdays Thursdays and Fndays. a
 Onice h0urs from g A N. tobP. A
 Money Orders issued every day oi the week etseP' Sunday. ohLASpo AbhhNi IT. h'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17

Psymastcr Nelson, Capt M. P. Small, A. C. S., and Surgeon E. l. Baily, accompanied by c. c. Warner, left on Sunday for Camp Mcdowell.
 J II MARION, editor of the MISKR, arrived home yesterday morning by stage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All the incest, freshest and hest HAIR PREPARATIoSs Ponadss Oils Dyes and Invigorltors, Lnbins Genuine hs mad a, DIR. KENDALLS.
 iansT72 Pioneer Drug Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
Information Wanted

Of MICHAEL. SMITH. who. when Last heard from in August le7l minng in iinnke pors uines Waliapai District ArSoHa. Any information or i ,ssdsnee or of his death will be thansfuly re- oeived by his brother PAIhck bMi n;
 tInlisd States Hotel Cor. Beals and fsisam sis
 rosi1ts RAu Franoiaso Caiforua.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17

HsAx sell known fact that dysper>a snd indigestion fhe causes of nearly all the dses that the butaAn tfy s heir tO then why ray doctors bsi By using Dr Heneys ceiebrvted l. Biisrs they can be thoroughly erad,e from the system and n@N He in' Tars sufferer Read physicians certificates 10 ad vertssmsni iu anoiher eolumn. matmJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17

social party given by the soldiers of the garrison at Fort whipple to the members of Co. A, First Cavalry, leaving for the Department Of Columbia. Although an iuipromptu affair, its get mp and general management was very cred. ft.I
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
TO S A l. E {.

Extra copies of ths ARIZONA MIBER-iOldsd in wrappers, when 50 dssired-aways on hand at the 'Os Moutsrama street. Prescott Prlce 25 cents per copy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
Local and Miscellaneous.

N L. Grtiln and "Tooy" Ferris got home from CaliCornia Saturday last.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17

Any person who shall fail comply with the foregoing requirements will bs subject Co severe penalties sIecatax payers throughout the United states are re- minded that thoy must make application to the Collector (or Deputy COeeiofl of their respective districts aud pre- cure proper stamp for the Special tax Year commence ing May l. lsl3, without waiting fOr further notice.
 THOMAS CORDS.
 Collector Internal Revenue. District Of AhEona- Application may also be made and stampe procured of T'HOAAs CORDS, Collector. Prescott, A. T.
 mal7ta
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
United States Internal Revenue NOTICE TO SPfCiAl.TAx PAYERS,

The law Of December 2l ls7a requires every Pers0n engal any business ayocaon employment which renders him liable t0
 SPECIAL TAX. Co pror, and place eonpieuoaSIS "a h' establishment or pl0cs ef bastHsa.
 A STAMP denosing the raymeut of said Special Tax before com ineneing business The taxes embraced within the provision, of law above ouofed are the f.owipg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AzTLAN LODGE No. IF, F. &A.M.

A Regular Meetings nf this Lodge on ihe last M - Saturday Of each monta, al o'clock P N. x sojourninS brethren are fra,srnaIly invited
 w. CURTIS, ". NJ. HARGRAvE, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17

Gen. Schoiield received despatch from Washington May lst, saying that the 10th Infantry. now in Arkansas under Col Flint, will be sent 10 reinforce the troops now in the Lava Bed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
Tue Twenty-lhlrd Infantry Band will play the following selections this Saturday. afternoon, at

No. I, Liberty March. 2, Tiger Polka 2. Ballad.-GO Forget Me. |" I, Rataplan I.a lille du Regiment ., Teri Waitzes. 6, Song--Than Art so Near and yet SO Far. :, Free Love schottische. s, Bride of the Wind g,op.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
A MAnnIloe.-On sanday, May lIlh, 2. J.

Cook of Prescott, and Mrs. Hattie F. Stehr were united in Inc holy bonds of mtrimOny At Skull Valley. The ceremony WIS performed by Justice j. C. Gus, at the house Uf Ed. r. Bowers.
 The afiiir was intended 10 be strictly private and confidential, We presume, but it happened that Capt. Small, Surgeon Bailey, Paymaster Nel- son, from Fort Whippe. and Capt. Warner from arrived iu time Co assist. and the result that gay old time was had.
 The happy pair arrived in Prescott Monday PM.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17
PIMA COUNTY.
  F. N. FISH & Co.

Desire 10 inform the ple ihfough the medium of the MINER that their extensive stores and warehouses at
 Tucson and Florence, Ia Pima county Arizona always filled with ful lines of gO-is needed n the Terty and that their ample facilities fF purchasing and receiving goods enable sell better articles less than any other aun in Southeastern Arizona.
 In addition o regular store articles they keep ou hand PINE LUMBER AND SHINGLES,
 ALsG
 BARLEY and CORN. Mir Fish at Tucson, and Mir Collingwood al Florence will be pleased receive calls from such ci,Heps sf Northern Arlzona New Mexico and California as may visit, pass theEe places. mh22-1S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-17

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT ixutsx AFFAIRS 4. T.
 PaEsoOgf, AIr lgzh. lea. SEALED PROPOSALS, ia triplieAa tEth copy ef ths iveriseIneu s'iscsd Co es0bl. vii De received ~ ihs ofHse uHfH twelve ocir~k N co HusdHy JIbs 93 lr3 ff supliyng Joe suug articles - ,h- places ssd a th. aHsgInts as tsiisus. vsgt
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-04
SEPTEMBER.

NAT tlme OF year, you know, when the summer
beginning 70 sadden,
Hh-mooned and silver-misted, glides from the
heart of September,
Aourned by disconsolate crickets, and iterant
~ ,grasshoppers, crying
Al 'ne sun nights long, from the ripened abund-
ance OF gardens;
linen, ere the boughs of the naples are mantled
win earliest autumn,
But tne wind OF autumn breathes from the or
chards at nightfall,
Fun Of why perfume and mystical yearning and
And In the MONDAY wood you hear the foraging
squirrels,
And the long, crashing fall of the half eaten nut
49,. from the tree-top;
"hen the robins are mute, and the yellow birds,
haunting the thistIes
Cheep, and twitter, and fit through the dusty
, lanes and the loppings,
"hen the pheasant booms from your stealthy
foot IN the corn-feld,
And the wild pigeons feed, few and shy, In the
scokeberry bushes;
When the weary land lies hushed, like q seer in
vision,
And your life seems but the dream of dream
which you cannot remember,
Broken, bewildering, vague, an echo that an
swers 10 nothingi
From ". ID. HopelPs Poems.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-04
Uses Of Grapes.

The London Garden has the following
words Of praise for this delicious fruit,
which, Notwithstanding its ease OF culture
and afkfptability tO'our climate, is too little
known amongst us = BY covering the vines
in winter, the Sleord may be ripened
even as far nort Is Minnesota:
Men can liye1dnd work on grapes and
bread. The peasantry Of France, Spain
and Italy make many q satisfactory meal
in this way, and of the wholesomeness OF
the diet there can be no doubt. Medical
men constantly recommend the use of
grapes for their patients. To sit under
ones own vine has, in all ages, been con-
sidered the acme of rural happiness-an
emblem of peace, a symbol of plenty, and
picture Of contentment. That pleasure,
though perhaps not in all its fullness, may
become the heritage of thousands I'm these
temperate climes. Neither our latitude,
longitude, nor erratic climate forbid the
growth of the grapevine throughout the
larger part of the country. In many dis
tricts its fruit will ripen perfectly. In al
most all it would ripen sufficiently to be
useful for eating. Ripe grapes are univcr-
sally esteemed. No one tires of them. IL
any one declined to eat their own grapes,
or grew more than were needed for home
consumption, there is a ready market in
most neighborhoods for grapes, AT from four
pence to shilling pound, according to
quality.
Thus nourishing vine on the gable end
or front OF cottages might make or save
the rent many times over. know many
cottage gardens In which the vine or vines
are not only their chief ornament, but the
main source of profit. These might be
multiplied up and down the country to in
finity. There need be no fear of an exces-
sive supply; neither are ripe grapes so
perishable as most other fruits. Cut with
piece of wood attached, and placed in bot
ties OF water, or even suspended in dry
room, the fruit will keep good for months,
and even improve by keeping.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-04

For some time past young gentleman
employed on the Evansville and Chicago
Railroad has been troubled with cough,
for which he has been taking medicine
from DIR. Newell, but without any good ef-
feet being apparent. A few days ago he
was taken with severe fit of coughing,
in the course of which he coughed up q
gold dollar, and since that time he has en-
tirely recovered from the pain in his lungs
and the irritating cough. While wonder
ing how the gold coin could have got into
his lungs he recollected that some months
ago he had two or three gold dollars, and
when going to bed one night he remem-
bers to have had one of them in his mouth.
When he came TO look for his money the
next day, or perhaps later, he found that
he had one hess than he supposed, and bis
opinion is that he went TO sleep with the
gold dollar i'm his mouth, and that while
asleep it got down'his throat.-Ecansritte
tLad.) Jossnat
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-04
NUMBER 25.

have been expectingit. Imust run across,
and see what can be DONE" And she ran
across presently, and ran up stairs, as the
weeping Nora babe her, to find Roger
Gregory PROSTATE on the floor, and clasp
ing the wax white hand that fell over the
side of the bed, as if it still would help
him, and Laura lying before her with her
little dead baby on her breast, ready Tor
her house on the hill at last-her house
on the hill a narrow, narrow house, III
which there was no room for Roger!
For, truly, "WhO waits mt the house OF
By-and[by shall stay at the house OF New
er."-Harper's Bazar.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-04

A MAN in st. Paul sued for and recoy-
cred the sum. of two and one-half cents,
Illegally collected from him as toll ON the
bridge. And now comes the man who
drove him across in his buggy, and wants
to recover twenty-five dollars for having
been detained a quarter of an hour. The
courts up there don't seem TO remember
the maxim, dc minimis non curat tee. si'