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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-13
COrnS,

norrc How they sting, throb, ache, smart
WI AAos and burn upon our feet. In vain
we beg, we threaten, we curse, we flourish the
sharpest knives above their heads, we burn, we
cut, hack, hew and fell, and still the pesky corns
remain thing of misery. Useless are entreaties,
tears curses, groans; nothing can remove our
corns but Briggs Alleyiator and Curative, a sure
cure for Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, and all
ailments of the feet. Sold by druggists.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-13
w GOD LAND FOR SALE.

2J5 acres of swamp land, belonging to ii
tate Of tho late Charles Linsley.
said land is situate in tho towns Of Middl|
and Cornwall, is within miles of the Wild
Middlcbury. and ] mile from the Otter Cree
mostly covered with heavy growth of Il
wood, timber, hoop poles. &c, and will b)
entire or in large sections.
For particulars enquire Of T.. VALLET1
VIM. X. REMELE. 45;tf
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Ayers
Cherry PectOrs

For Diseases of the Throat and Lun
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopinG
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-01-17

adoption, which motion prevailed, by a
unanimous vote on the call Of Ayes and
Nays:
Rcsoiced, BY the Board Of Supervis-
ors of Van Buren, County, that the
members of the Legislature from this
County he and are hereby requested 10
introduce bill at the present Session
to repeal the law creating the office OF
County Superintendent OF Schools. 1t
being the opinion of this Board, after
the experience of the last four years,
that the Office has served to largely in-
crease the amount OF our County and
School Taxes, and to double the price
of Teachers wages without cores
ponding improvement in the efficiency OF
our teachers. And that the County
Clerk be directed to furnish each OF said
members with a certified copy of this
resolution.
On motion of Supervisor Monroe tie
Board adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing at eight o'clock.
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FRIDAY, Jan. 10, lo73.

Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ment. Roll called. Quorum present.
Proceedings of yesterday read and ap
proved.
Committee or County Buildings sub
mitted the following report, which, on
motion, was adopted
10 Hc Honorable Board Of Supervisors
~ Van Barea County:
GENTLEMEN Your Committee on
County buildings would respectfully re.
commend that there be some improve
ment made in the Registers Office by
putting up some additional shelves,
patching, plastering, &c. Treasurer's
Office by patching, plasteriug and pur
chasing new stove, and by putting up
more shelves. County Clerks Office by
putting down new floor, and also by
cutting through the petition, between
the Probate rad Clerks Offices, aud also
10 extend the pigeon. holes OF the Offices.
Repairs on Jail, fifteen dollars. Aud
your Committee would further recon
mend that the Sheriff be instructed TO
see that tue above mentioned work be
faithfully and y9!!.. due due and the pur.
chase Of the Stove be made.
All of which is most respectfully sub
mittcd
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PROBATE OkDER.--State OF Michigan,
County OF Van Buren,, is AT session OF the
Probate Court. for the County OF Van puren,
holden at the Probate Office, in the village OF
Paw Paw, on Monday, the sixteenth day OF
December, in the year Ono Thousand Eight
Hundred aud Seyenty-tSo Present, Geo: w
Lawtou. Judge OF Probate IN the matter OF the
estate Oh James Lowry, deceased, on reading
and fling the petition, duly verified, OF Her-
man b. Huse, praying that an instrument
herewith fled anu purp0rtng to be tue last
WIN and Testament OF eald deceased may DC
admitted to Probate, aud that administration
OF the estate Of said deceased may be granted
20 himself, Executor therein named; There,
! upon Il is ordered. that Monday, tue Ihhd
day Oh February, 1878, at ten O'Clock IN the Iorc-
nooo, lie assigned for tue hearing or saiu peti-
tIon anc that the heirs al law OF sald deceased
! and all other persons interested in SAID estate,
are required to appear at Il session or sald
| Court, then to be holden at the Probate Once,
| in the Village OF Paw Paw. and show cause II
any there be, why the prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted: And It is further Ut
dered. that said petitioner give notice 10 tie
| persons interested in said estate, OF the pen
dency of SAID petition. and the hearing tnereoi
| by causing copy of this Order TO DO puDIisheu
! in the True Northerner, a newspaper, printed
and circulating III said County OF Van buren,
| Tor three consecutive weeks. at least, previous
to said day of hearing.
GEO. w. LAYTON, judge OF Probate
| Ca true copy.) GEO. w. LAWros,
92St3. Judge OF fropate'
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On motion Of Supervisor Briggs the
Board returned d vote OF thanks 70 the
Chairman Of the Board Tor the able and
efficient manner III which he has con-
Quoted Its deliberations.
On motion, the Board adjourned S'"c
dic.
G.. G. i. lECKLEY,
SAMUEL HOLMES. Chairman.
County Clerk.
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MORTGAGE SALE.--Default having been
made IN the payment Of an lndentdre OF mort
gage executed on the fifteenth day OF October
A. D.1S7O by jeremiah Plummer to Peter Lab
erteaux, and recorded in the Office OF Register
OF Deeds for Van Buren, County, Michigan. on
the thirtieth day OF March A. D., 1872 in Liber
II of mortgage on page III, which mortgage
was duly assigned to Milo ID. matteson, there
beng now due upon said mortgage tho sum OF
one hundred fifty four dollsrs and eighty two
cents and an attorney fee Of twenty-five dollars,
and no suit at Law OF in equity having been ia
stituted for the recovery OF the same. There
fore notice is hereby given, that by virtue OF a
power of sale in said mortgage and the statute
in such Gaze made aud provided, tue sheriff OF
said County will sell at pubic auction to tho
highest bidder, on the twentieth day or Jahua .
ny AID, 1873 st one O'Clock J.. NJ. at tho front
door of the Court House in the Village OF Paw
Paw in eaid County OF Van Buren,, tho south
west quarter of the south east quarter OF sec
ton thirty-sIx IN town four south range hiteen
west State OF Michigan.
Dated October q, A. ID. 1872. 9l1tl3
MILo ID. MATTLsON, Assignee.
J Foster& Coleman, Attorneys for Aasignee.
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W. Il. TOLLES. !
+. O. BRIGGS. I Com
Il. NUTTING.

On motion of ". ". Bass, the re
port o. the Committee on Claims was ac-
copied. On motion the same was
adopted
The Committee on Printing submit
ted the following report, which, oil mo
ton, was accepted and adopted
To tic HaocoJL Board u Supervisors
of Van Buren, County:
Your Committee appointed to make
arrangements for the printing OF the
Proceedings of tue Board at this SeS-
sion, would report that they have been
to the printing offices OF this village to
learn their best terms, and that the
proprletors of the Paw Paw Courier
offer to print said report of proceedings
in pamphlet form and il workman like
manner. at the rate Of - cents per folio
for 1000 copies, and would recommend
that the printing be awarded TO said pro-
prietors of the Paw Paw Courier.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
JUAN McKEYES. Con
2. r. STREATOR.
The Board then allowed the claims
OF its members for travel and attend.
ance at the present Session of the Board
~ fo1lowS viz
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
made in the conditions OF certain mortgage
whereby the power therein contained to sell has
become operative, executed by Thomas l.. Ross
and LYDIA j.. Ross. his wife, Of Van Buren,
County, in the State of Michigan, to Thaddeus
Il. HARRISON, of the same County and state
bearing date the 1wenty-third day OF Novem-
Der A. ID. Eighteen Hundred and Slxty-nine
and recorded in the Office of the Register OF
Deeds for the County OF Van Buren,, Aforesaid
on the Twenty-fourth day OF November A. ID.
Eighteen Hundred and Sixty-nne, in IAber
~" Of mortgages on page 424, upon which
mortgage there is claimed to be due and nm
paid, at the date of this notice, the sum OF
Twelve Hundred and Eighty-two Dollars and
Forty-seven Cents (S12S2 40 and no suit or
proceedings at law or in chancery having been
instituted to record said sum OF money or any
part thereof. Notice is therefore hereby given
that on Tuesday the FIRST day of April next, at
one o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, /
shall sell ut public vendue, to the highest bidder
therefor-sale TO take place at the front door of
the Van Buren, Circuit Court House, in the VII
lage OF Paw Paw, in said County and State of
Michigan, the premises described In said mort
gage or so much thereof as shall he necessary
to satisfy the nmount due on such mortgage
with interest at ten per cent as coyenanted for
therein and legal costs Of this foreclosure with
an Attorneys fee Of Fifty Dollars (S50) a.
also stated IN SAID mortgage-that is TO say
The following piece or parcel Of land described
in said mortgage as All those certain lots
pieces or parcels OF land situate IN the
village OF Paw Paw, County of Van Buren, and
state OF Michigan, to-wt: Lots one CD four
(4) and i've 90 IN Block 1wenty-one CID in
SAID village, according to the recorded plat
thereof"
Dated January let. 1873.
927tl3. Moitgagee.
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.sOuN PATTON ~ son,
G.. =. wORMER a son.

MANUFACTURERS MD DtAIfhs IN
Carriages, Buegies, Sle'ghs, &c. &c.
The finest Assortment in Michigan. Eatab-
hshed in 1872 Factory corner Woodbridge
and Brush streets. Repository 226 Jefferson
Avenue, Detroit GIG.
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ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED t
y. HUFNAGEL G CO..

Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room Suits,
AND ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE
Also Spring Beds and all Minds or Mattresses
213, 215 and 217 Woodward Avenue. Factory,
30 and 81 Monroe Ave. GIG DETROIT.
Feb. 1, 1872, We commenced making
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Il. NUTTING. :
G. VAN RIPPER.
{. j. MONROE.
q. IL. BARKER.

The Committee on County Poor Farm
submitted the following report, which,
on motion of Supervisor Wise, was ac-
cepted
70 tie Honorable Board u SpperGiSors
nj Van BuyCn Comfy:
Your Committee to whom was re
fcrrcd the matter of appriaal of the
County Farm, and the appurtenances
thereto belonging, and report their judg-
mcn5 as to their value OF the same,
would respectfully report that in the
main they coincide with the County
Superintendent of Poor in their esti
mated value as per report of October,
1872. aud would further report that as
to the advisabslity of selling the same,
your Committee are unable to agree.
All of which is respectfully submitted
W. Il. TOLLES.
G. +. HEATH. Com.
Il. NUTTING.
Supervisor Briggs moved that the
Board adjourn at ten o'clock she DIR.
Motion did not prevail.
On motion of G. j. Monroe, the
Char appointed Messrs. McKeyes and
Streator a Committee OH printing the
proceedings of the Board.
". W. Bass offered the following
preamble and resolution, and moved its
adoption, which motion prevailed
WEEBEAs, The term of Office OF the
County Drain Commissioner expires IN
April next, md the duty Of appointing
his Successor deyOlving upon this Board /;
AM WHEREAS, twill be matter of
much expense to this County to convene
the Board for the purpose of appointing
a successor to said Commissioner
AM WHEREAS, We recognize the
Importance of completing the unfinished
work of said Commissioner
Ann WHEREAS. We believe it is nol
competent for this Board to appoint Il
Drain Commissioner until there is Va.
cancy IN said Office therefore,
R.soiesd, That \ NJ. puasley be
hereby removed lroM said Office If Drain
Commissioner.
On motion Of Supervisor Wise, tie
Board appointed \. NJ. Pug.ley to com
pletc al Drains LOW under process OF
construction, and that he is not author
lzed 10 commence any new work.
Which motion prevailed.
The Committee on Claims presented
the following final report:
To The Honorable Board Of Supervisors
IF Vdm Buren, County
Your Committee beg leave to make
the following final report
CLIMB. AIL'D.
Holm AI,liay Juat;ca Lee A 10
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In one-half gallon lots. We now make it by
tho barrel, and are vet unable TO fill our orders.
Why is it thus Simply because it is the BEST
remedy for
COE-SszsS AND COLDS
that was ever driven into a bottle, as thou
sands OF Detroiters will testify. EVERY BOTTLE
II WARRANTED, and we renew our offer to re.
fund the price when IL does not cure.
FRED'K STEARNS, Wholesale Druggist,
9l66m Sole Agent, Detroit.
COMFORT BROS, Druggists. Prop, bet.
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cL'M'D. ALL'D.
P. T; streator, Fees as County 90. az
Canvasser, 81 Oh
W. Il. French, Fees as County
Canyasser, fOo no
X. w. Ketcham, Fees as County
Canvasser, on GU
W. W. Bass, Fees as County
Canvasser, 10 'o
+. o. Briggs, Fees MS County an ~
Canvasser, IL Il
Juan McKeyes Fees as County -.
Canvasser, 10 'o
- C. Canvasser. w. 5 40 40
@. G.. b. Yecley, Fees as Coun- no
ty Canyasser % 20
Il. Nutting, Fees as County Gan On %
vasser. ~ ~
G. Van Ripper, Fees as County ga %
Canvasser, o. u
A, Van Aukon, Bill OF Goodsper .. Or
Sheriff. 70 20
w. b. Hathaway, NJ. d.. Profess
sional Service and Witness
Fees, 10 w - w
Josiah Andrews, NJ. D., Profes-
sonal Service and Witness ~
Fees. 10 w II w
John B. Upton, = years salary,
Prosecuting Attorney, and 80, -. 49,.
additional services, @oo w %JO w
AN'i inS " W 90 90
Henry Brown, boarding prison
ers, and charges claiming ~,
paid, IOl % IOl 90
J. II, Keables, NJ. D., Services
ON Post Mortem Examina-
ton, ~ w
II. w. McCabe. Constable Fees, 20 %
". w. Bass, Examining BOOKS
Of County pool ST. erInten-
dents, w w
Juan McKeyes, Examining Books
Of County Poor Superinten-
dents, w w
Dennis Cooper Burying Lyman
Taylor. Deceased, 90 OO
Charles l.. Heath, Visiting Coun-
ty Farm. by order OF Board
OF Supervisors, . ~ . ~
Ransom Nutting, Visiting Coun-
ty Farm, by order OF Board
OF Supervisors. Do oO
W. X. Tolles, Visiting County
Farm, by order Of Board OF
Supervisors, DO 90
VIM. NJ. Kirkwood, Deputy Shef-
lf-Referred back for cor
rection and explanation.
VIM. Il. SHRINE, Sheriff Fees,
board and travelling ex-
penses, money paid ont for
use OF County from January
/. 1872, to January l. 1873, 1868 45 1868 ID
All of which is respectfully submitted
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GIN ID. ALL
John Miller Justice ices, % 20
Geo. W. Wilson, Constable Fees, 10 IA ~ Ii
Charles w. Stamp, 1" 90 90
Wheaton q Iced, Stationery by
ordor OF County Clerk 40 30
Henry McGoldrick, Witness Fees
and Travel OF OF
IL. w. Botsford. Constable Fees, 40 e 80
y. +. Heckert. Attorney Fees
Case, People W. flager, lO % 10 90
q. W. Rowland, Stationery, Post
age and paid Express
chargers ana recording GER
titicatos or County Canvass
ers, y 40 - 80
-. ". Rowland. years salary
as County ClcTb. 2OO w zoo OO
y. y. Chase, Fees as 20. Can
vSs12r 81 81
". Is. lOlos, Fees as County
ClnYarser. Il Il
a. ID. Eno-. Foee az County
Cluv1sser. Is -
H. II. Howard, Fees as County
tanvasser. 10 IL
D. D. WISE Fees os County
Canyeeser. 81 Al
G. T.. Heath. Fees as County
Canvasser, 50 80
A. Heath. Fees as County Can
vasscr. '''''' SIC 10
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-08
DEPOTS AND POSTS.

wHIpPLE DEPOT and FORT wHiPPLE.-Baricy. eJ eO lis Corn. 5-j O0J he Hay, 1Oa UUs lbs W"d jlO cords hard. OgO cords SDft.
 YUMA DEPOT and FORT YIfMA--Barlev lgJ UOC Ib~. Hay, G1y.OOO lbs. Wood, dfJ eorls ~on TUCSON DEPOT and CAMP LOWELL. b. Barley, 0l1 OO lls Corn, DO ooO lbs Hay, lil6 GO lbs Wood. .UD cord. spn
 CAMP APACHE.-Corn so ooO ih. Hay. 1 9sl. .oOo lhs Wood I'O cord. hard 79O cords sUn. CAMP BLAI.E SPKlNGS.-I,arlsy. 3G OO0 lbs. Hay, 72 OOO lbs WOd. s0 ourl. hard. go cords sofi. CAMP 30 ME Barley 2ls DO lin Corn o2s OOC lbs. Hay, 7D9OO0 hs Wood 80 cords hard. CAMP DATE CREEK.-Barley. 3l3OOD lbs. Corn. go cords sOn.
 lbs Com fO OoO He. Hay ,9J7 OOO lbs. wnpI, gu cords hard 96O cords ..n
 CAMP HAULPAi-Bsrley go OOO It- Corn 22s OO0 lbs. Hay 7Oa.OOO lbs. WoHi 5-O cord. sol. CAhi McDoWEll.-Barley, l,cOoOOO lbs. Corn. -7l 0O lbs Hay, sis DO lbs. Wool 4Oo cords hard s,O cords sJft.
 CAMP MOJAvE.-Barey l59 Ooo ib. Hay. iJo ooo ib-. Wood 3OO eords sDn CAMP vERDE.--BArey, 4?2oOs ib-. Corn, 4s2 oOg li%. Hay l,2sLVOJ ll~
 Each proI-Jssl be accompanied by a guarantee signed by two responsible Ter.ons whose responsibility must oe certified by officer I the q. R. civil military servce that in inc bid is ncceped the btdef uiil ai once ts ,niac with satisfactory bond fourth inc ams'in of The contract
 The rgi io reec, any all bids is reserved by The United States. obtained from this office and frotn tue Depot and Pos, Quartermas'srs.
 Envelopes proposals intended for this oce 10 b. ep. dorsed Proposals for forage and fuel and addressed o the uudsrsgu
 Leal proIosas under general orders No 57 to be ad dress 70 the Quarirrina-ier of ihe Depot or P. for which inc bid s intended and endorsed as above. By order Of the Department Commander.
 ]. J. DANA.
 Chief ouar'eruas'er Dept Of Arizona
 Major and QnarterInasier [. <. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-08
Order by the President Prohibiting Fed eral Officers from Holding State, Ter ritorial. or Municipal Offices.

wAsuISGToN, January 1.-The President has is.ued the following order
 WHEREAS it has been brought notice of ihe Prssi. dent that many persons holding civil ohir q. by appointment from him otherwise under the Cuusfi-
 iun aud laws of the United States while holoK F.-f. al position. accept offices under auboiity States and Territories ia which they reside municipal corpora tons under charters and ordinances of such thereby assuming duties cf State Ter,iiaaI or municipal onee inc time that they chafged u inc du. ties of civil office held under [ eleral authOrty;
 dHd, Whereu. lt s heiievrl that wi'h few exceptions the hodng If tws offices hy the person nconpat. hlr with dne and faithful dscbarg- of the dutcs of either once that frequently gives rise 10 great ncn Venrnce. and ohen results in dstrimsni o the public service and moreover s not s harmony with the genius our government;
 hereby to give public notice that from and aer fhe fourh day f March 1873, except as herein specified persons holding any Federal civil office by appointment under the Constitution and laws of he United states will be T-ctei while holding snch office, io abstain holding suy office under any State Territorial Gov efnmcn oF under any charter ordinance of any muui eipl corporation. And further. that the acceptance continued holding d any snch State, Territorial uuni- ciPAl "oe wheih.r eieoiive or by appointment by any person holding civil office aforesaid under the Govern neni "f ihs United States other than judicial officer under the Consultation of tue United states will be deem ed vacation Oft- Federal office held person and wiii be taken and will e treated a resignation iy such Federal oic.r Of his commission appointment In the United States
 The office. of Jus'ice Of Inc Peace No'aHes Publc and Commissioners io take .f deed. o- M bail administer oaths shall be deemed within the purview of this orer and excepted from iis oI-rn and maybe held by federal orc.r. The of Depaty Marsha of the United States may be confered ufon sherin. and D~Puiy sheriGs. And rsmssers the emniunenis uf whose office does exceed stao per also exempted from ths operations of this order and may accept and bold appointments under State r"fia muairiTal authority provided the sam. b@
 found no' o interfere with the dscharge of their duties Pusimasters
 Heads of Departments and other officers uf the Govern ment wh" have ihe appointment of sul,Drlinai. required take no,ce Of hi. order and to ace t m. ent,rceinens of is provisions and terms within t. sphere of their respective departments office relates io the several persons holding appointments under them spec;ivey.
 By order of the President.
 HAHtLtoS FIstI. Secretary of State
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-08
Route No. B.

From he terminus Of the Southern Pacific Ealrlad in ihs Department, Co Pss emyaeod in Route Nu. , and including tamT- Apache and NeDowe.l. B,dder- will s'ste the in |. Legal Tender notes Fer isnnd Tof hundred miles which they will trans Inr the supplies. They will giv. their names in full thetr residence and Psisfoe address; bids made by Lrn should be signed by each metgb-r ,her-,a Couiraeors may ba required transport sapplirz and From IS1nis reasonable distance exceeding JO miles outside the limits O, The regular routes and bders requested Co specify ib their proposals The whca such transportation, should t be required wil Ter iorSed 10 e stated separately fa aa service with in regular limits of route Road travel be nd less thau fen (l0) miles Ter day.
 Each pr'IOsal musi he accompanied Is gisranes signed ny two TesYonsbl. persons whose Responsibility must De ccrtte by officer of the L. S civil ar military service that in the bid s accepted tbs bier wi a once execute egiract. wh satlsfaetOty lsBd n aE. fourth of iis amount or 10. tsifu execution and br iu readiness for sefyic. July ls' ls7J
 The right 10 'ere any Eil bids Is reserved by Inc United States.
 Envelopes should De endorsed proI-@ais L,r Land Transportation, aud addressed i0 t. oos where biank frtns of proposals, aud farther isfsnat0n may be t.luoI.
 By order of ths Department Commander
 J. J. DANA
 Chief QuartermasteT Dept. of Arizona
 Major aud QuartsrnassT q. $. A
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-08
Does He Believe 1t.
UNDETERMINED

Our friend Judge -, has lately been amusing his mess-maes by the recital of q wonderful bull story. He claims that when boy, GO or 90 years hgo) this curious animal was on exhibition at Bal. iiinore. The fact of seeing ,bis bull at au early age has made decided impression on ihs Judge. and those who have heard his story are convinced that he firmly beiieres it From a deseription of this wonderful animal, he was well adapted for farming purposes, aud his species should have been prop0gsted ia all countries lack ing fertility oI ADL tbe Judge Is unable to give thc pedigree ef thls animal-sas he Durham or, or sonora sieerY If the lattcr t is advisable for beef con. tractors, who are anxious to furnish well nOur- tshed cattle, not 10 Invest in bvNs of this kind. iss beAks of hatnrs are wonderful, but how this bull escaped RarOuD, and the society of Ihe cos tiye owl .esasins for the Judge to explain.
 Fort xhiPpie, A. T., Feb 1, 1873.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-08
Ghe @ Miner.
Died.

Al Fort Wbipple, February list, 1873, of heart disease, JOIN LElDsgR, native Of Germany, aged about 43 years.
 Al the time of his death, deceased wns leader Of the band Of the 33d '. $. Infantry AS mn. siclan, he stood high in the opinion or all who were capable of giving an intelligent opinions as a man. his character was above rcproach, and his untimely taking off regretted by citizens and soldiers. Thursday last, his remains were taken from the hospital, at Fort Whipplc, conveyed to the post burial ground, and were there en,ombcd with military bonors. The funeral cortegc was large, consisting, as t did, of the officers and their wives, enlisted men and their wives, citizen cm. ploycs of the Government, and many citizens Of Prescott: all Of whom were deeply impressed with the very impressive funeral discourse Of Chaplain Gilmore, and the mournful strains which a sorrowing band sent forth as last tribute to their beloved leader.