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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-25
Died.

QUIN.-At the residence Of his parents, 1886 Lex
ington avenue, Brooklyn, Of cholera infantum,
GEORGE BRUCE only son Of George Henry aud
Louisa Quin, aged months and days.
Funeral on Saturday, at three p M.
For other Deaths see StLth P11eJ
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Died.
QUIN.-At the residence Of his parents, 1886 Lex
ington avenue, Brooklyn, Of cholera infantum,
GEORGE BRUCE, only son OF George Henry aud
Louisa Quin, aged months and days.
Funeral on Saturday, at three =. M.
For other Deaths see StLth PdgeJ
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Corns, BuniODs. Enlarged Joints.-Au
Diseases Of the Feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE, Union
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured with
out pain. CORN CURE by mail SOC.
DR.. RICE 2S Broadway, corner Fulton street
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water, changes any hair TO golden color " oo LIZA
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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-17

or,,,,a h. t,a 7 or3 ba-u knock You
-. -, 1o,,tn And clasn-
;nn on. ur;s+ l;to vi.a the man
LA hor f,s+ wbile with tbe other
bord no tnrncd on the Egbt from a
sr,ou lon+or, .l,ro at his side She
Ef,e1 bor avos slowly as fearing
whom, sbo mich. Soc. hnt tbere was
,;++Io ono,,-.t, ,7isib,o If ,ha b,,~olar,s
faco w;da lot thick reddish
laora ora = loose ,,nrh GRAY coaf
were All she saw
Now said he. ~you'ra Dluckv
enough for = woman bu. I can't
vast all the ni,rb. ta,kinr IL you."
and then lie gave her a look that
made her shiycr from head TO foot
anew. Bundle those two byats of
yours into one bed, and come and
get us what we want"
She seemed powerless now, and
her soul tainted within her as she
crept after the tall dark figure. over
the landing into Rosie's room.
"On, my child.' cried the poor
women, and essaved to run to the
little bed where Law the small figure,
pinioned down bv the heavy grasp of
a taller, darker man than her own
captor.
Hands Off missusp erowled the
taller while Rosie ntterino cries Of
,nipolad f,.i.rb, and iov vritbad and
+r;s+aa III an oal - sli,, INTO bar
motbor,s aims
.uands of. nowr Inst mt that
otbor one IN bara alo,g of this one
and IN take and tnrn the key on EN-
hotb while Won take rs wonder -
whs+ u.o,ro l,ol,in, of,oru
No choice aaa;n Int 70 obey. two
nassiopota kisses and low "God
kaop r,p - oDd I,traan tha two
mon .ho u.os marched from, IN. room
fol}owad hv tho ch;llren,s pitin,j
cries their wild f,iobtered sch.
A. She nassad ont .NTav ~, shc
asked cafab;pq ~ . shaw which
bpng over q chair They sssan1e,l
shortly and h wrann,sd it round
her shirerino fionre and nrrnsrcd n
faLa them to whore tbcir hnotv Iov
She led them then down the first
short firht of stairs to the door
which rs we have already said was
partly oyerhung with a curtain. This
door opened into q room which had
been used bv Mr. Ferousson's Drc.
dccessor a. IN oratory. In 2 i, er
recess. AT the further end. had heen
rlaccd 2 small altar, unon which had
stood ? tali BRIGHT cyucifx But pow
tie room was bare and almost empty
! The doors-for there were two-t..st.
ened with a spring on being pushed
TO- and cou!d only be oDcne5 bv =
hand accustomed f. the task and
they also were furnis ac3 with heavy
hollis ON the outside. one door onened
ON tho landing. the other = smallr,
one. in one side Of the recess at th,
further end. led into a bedroom.
Here a. the kitchen clock below
struck the hour Of three. stood the
strange trio-the muiiled. disguised
men. the trembling. whitc-faced
woman.
But one Of them carried q LIGHT
the other had left his lantern out
side.
Now" said the darker of the men
"here's the room. YOU say. Wen fin
| ish this business pretty quick" and
he added, with a rattling oath to hi.
comrade. that they'd been kept too
| long by half already.
The small safe let into the wall
|
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-17
lFrom Harpers' Weekly.I
a TROUBLED NIGHT.

- AN- CNeooCl SNeuilg, Tie
WIND t#lrling and rushing up the
snort drive that lay between the front
door OF the house and the gate in the
shrubbery which divided the grounds
fr IN the 70 d; dashes of rain beat
against the window; and underlying
all came the faint mouotonous break
OF the waves upon the shore, some
half mile distant.
Mr.. Ferguson was puzzled over
his work-bothered by it in fac,; f.
nally he sought assistance of the in
terior order of creation-to wit. his
wife, who sat opposite to him busily
knitting children's socks.
kate." he calculated, in an in
jured tone.
"Well, John?"
The knitting-needies kept going,
though the plier thereof moved to
her husbands side and stopped to
glance at what troubled him.
These accounts are a frighofal
nuisance. | wish | had never under
taken such piece of business; it's
no work for me and not half dozen
people will thank me for it after all.
Mr.. FERGUSON perfectly reveled in
all sorts parish work; clubs, schools,
"feasts, fasts and festivals, nothing
came amiss to him if he thought he
saw his fiock's welfare furthered there
by; but he was a man who delighted
IN good hearty grumble now and
then, and his wife, understanding such
moods well, always found it all ex-
cclient plan to treat them nomeopatn-
ically; 50 tonight she proceeded on
her usual tactics.
suppose You shut the book T.,
John. and let Us chat for All hour.
You'll be sure to make your head
ache and then You wont sleep proper
" if YOU go on. The people wont be
coming up for their money before
Thursday or Friday and l.. is only
Monday
"The people will be coming up for
their money, you most procrastinat-
ing woman answered the hushan.:.
Suppose you were to help me, now.
instead OF going on with that eternal
knitting. We might manage this be-
tween Us and nave the gossip You are
longing for afterward. Now, then.
who is Simon Green-the one on The
Common; and did he nave MS money
out in April to buy pig: Now y,
shall get on perhaps"
The knitting vanished and the pain
were soon immersed in club account
NJ, Uou,.--,,,, oo,:4-l o,,..,,.,
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carelessly kept accounts admirably
An hours work brought them to 5he
=,
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iaf9ei iiooine'
w men 'iie "'S was 0oi'e "'i" :, =,
Two emu 'reh were a0ieeP, 'ne '''iAe'
OF thelr parish' ILeii cI"'cn, 'ne'
nome anu the-r cii'l''ieh anu u La
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD Judicial District Yavapa County. Arizona Territory JAMES GRANT. Plaintiff. yAx c. SAITH and F. c CHRISTIE, defendsuts,
 Action brought in the District Court Of the Third Ju dica District in and for the aforesaid county of Yavap Tue Territory Of Arizona sends greeting tD Van c bmith and r. c. Chnstie. DefeBdants
 fon hereby summoned and required to appear n an achOn brOagh. against you by the named plaintiff In the District Court of the Third Judicial Distct In and Tor the County Of favspa Arzna Territory and to AL swer the complaint filed therein Ca copy Uf which aeotn panies this snmmOus) within S eDty days (e1elusve m the day of servioe) Aer the service upon you m this mons, served tn this county; bat served O the county and within ths dis,re, then within thirty days in all other forty days Judgment by dssut viii t taken against yOa scOiing iO the prayer of sad plsint.
 This action brought to the of sir hundred and sxiesp and O6lOO dollars (s66 lO alleged Co be due and owing from you the defendants plaintiff upon joint and several prOmissory note executed abd deliver ed by you the defebdAnis at Prescott in the aiesaid eonniy and Territory the 7th day of November D. le1 tor the aforesaid made payable plaintiff or order one day ser date, with interest of two per cent Ter mOnib.
 And you hereby notified that you fail to appear and answer the complaint above required the plaintiff will take judgment by default sainsi you fr the su o sin hundred and sixteen and o loo dOIlars and interest prayed for and fr his and disbursement. bis behalf expended.
 Given under my hsnd and the seal of said District Court this 2d day dt February. A. D. 1872.
 lLsl ED. ". WELLS, Clerk.
 auRl6g
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

Board adjourned ill Monday. Angus, A 1873. at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Doard met Monday, Angus, {, 1873, s, 10 Q. m. Present, Hull Board and Clerk. Minutes of pre-. ceding meeting read and approved.
 The following accounts were audited. allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the prymen, of the same. J. J. Buckmsn, juror fees. si4 Levi bashiord' Juror fees of Chck, s22 J.E. G. Mitchell, repairing hand cuffs, &c., 6.
 sherih's requisition for stationery presented and allowed.
 Ordered that the Sheriff as tax collector b. al. lowed ten per cent on the amour, of taxes col. iected on property, as fees for collection.
 Aud that the amount of bond required of bim as property tax collector, be fixed at s2o.Oco.
 Petition of F. ". Williams and o,hers oskin0 for appointment of T. M. Alexander as constable was received, filed and laid over for future action'
 Board adjourned till August IS, 1873.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

LATEST FROM MoHAvE.-One of our cor. respondents st Cerbat writes the following good mining and other news, under date of the l2th inst:
 The Hibernia is probably sold to San Fran cisco parties for several thousand dollars.
 John Boner sold bis interest in the Dean for s5, 900. This mine is about four miles from Wallapai Springs.
 Mir. Cummings brought in the first lot of bullion from Cedar district, last week--soms- thing over 100 ogacss--taken oct by sras- tras. Several arastFas are running in this district, but this Is the first clean up.
 A new landing has been established few miles above the Needles, called Hope Land iag." A road is being opened up from there across che Sacramento Valley 10 haul ores from the Hiberna and other mines in Cedar district to the river. The distance from the Hiberpia mine to ths river is 47 miles,
 Patnam Bros. are sinking for water on the new rosd ct the south end, Of Union Psss range Of mountains. '... e
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

FIREs.-The recent fire in Portland, Ore gon, destroyed twenty-three blocks of build ings, about one-third of the city. The losses foot up Sl, 800 ,cO-a greater loss, compars- lively, than that at the great Chicago fire. Only one fatal accident occurred. Incendia- ries were busy. during .thegprogress df the fire and several men caught in the act of spreading the contagration were lodged in jail. Many poor people were left homeless and without food. The mayor of the city notified the destitute that tickets for food would be issued from the council chambers, and Ben. Holladay offers to aid working men with tools and materials.
 A fire in Carson City, Nevada, August Sd, destroyed 5000 cords of wood and half mile of railroad track. Loss, S43,OO0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

Our Phenix correspondent devotes most oi his letter to accounting for the causes which led to the killing of the last Mexican. any of which causes would have been suffi. c'enf, in our mind, to justify the act of the pose m killing him. But, the assertion tha, the victim was concerned in the wickenburg stage massacre is one of those sayings we can not believe, knowing, as we do, that the mas. sacre alluded to was the work of Indians.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

CHINO AND WILLIAMsoS.-We spent part of Saturday, all Of Sunday and part of Monday last, ir tbesc valleys, which are not far north of Pres; c91 ln ChiDo, farmers were cutting their bsrle 7 and alfsfx. Corn on all the ranches made a good appearance. Crsss was good, and the dsircs, for vhich the valley Is noted, were making great quantities Of excellent butter. Nine ten cheese seen by us on Nr. Banghart's shelves, gave proof Af success is the business Saturday last, he sold all he was ssie to bring to town. Leaving Chino. early Sunday morning, with Mir. and Mrs. Bzag. hart, Mr. and Mrs. F. ". Wells, Miss Flora and Jennie BaBghart, ard several younger representa- tives of Arizona rode over to Williamson valley, and met with a cordial reception from Messrs. Donabugh < Cornell two, good, industrious yosng men, who are doing we'll In the stock Sssiness, a business that Is already of consider. able inportance in our county.
 Williamson IS the great hay producing valley of ttis part of Arizona. Cutting had already com acpeed. The crop Is light, this year. The com. bis Ebsoe recently formed was, some time ago, bceLea up. and we learned, with satisfaction, thS ebe contractors for supplying Government had offered to pay sIi per ton for hay, on the grsund- A fair price, people appeared to think.
 ssoaid have been pleased to visit friends In the upper portion of the valley but for threatening cssseS which warned us to turn our face homo wx-e-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16
In Bankruptcy.

This s Co give notice That q the 2sth day of July A. D le73. wsrrsot in Bankruptcy issoed against the estate Of Hertrt Bowers and Nathan BOwers co. partners under the hrm Of Bowers Bro of Pre-. s B the county of YsvaPai and Terrriigy of ArzonA who have been adudged bahkug;s their petition that the payment Of any debts and the delivery o any properly beiongfng o such hansrups to them for ser use and the transfer o any property by them forbidden by law that meeting of the creditors of sai bAnkrups prove their debts and Or mors of their estate will be held the COur District Court st Prescott favapsi county AribJna Territory before Hon. Chas. A. Tweed Judge of said District Court. on the Eth day cf October 4. D. ls73 al 10 o'clock A. M c. DICKINSON
 U. s. Marshal and Messenger.
 By T. w McIsTosH. Deputy Aar.hzl and Messenger.
 Prescott, A. T., August C. le73. aag9slO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

"ReqSies cal iH pace," is our mournfui theme The beautifully variegated yellow Thomas cat that has kept the mice in the MINER office from knawing the type and things, went dead yester. day morning, which sad act was superinduced by the infictlon upon the body of said cat of wound caused by bullet, which penetrated the cavity of the chest and gave vent to an cffuslon of blood which proved fatal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

There certainly is an error in Dr. Williams advertisement, asking for proposals for fur nishing the Verde agency with supplies, but as it is according to copy" we have no pow CT to correct, and. indeed, it would be hard Tor us to decide aright whether the person who wrote the advertisement meant to say that proposals would be received on Tuesday the 18th inst, or Thursday, the 2lst.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

The 23d Infantry Bant will play the following selections this (saturday) afternoon at o'clock Twenty third Infantry March. Amor Polka.
 Song-The Church of Our Fathers. Hungroise March.
 Dream on the Ocean Waltz. Chorus from TraOcatta. rirst Love Polka RedOwa. Matrimonial Joys Galop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16
Application for Patent.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

U. S. LAND
 PEEscOrT. A. T.. Angus; ls. Is73 Notice s hereby giveh tba; J. F. Hargrave and Con pany an unihoorIoraied acaiion o persons by their authorized agent Joseph r. HaTgrave whose Postorcs address i- Prescott YsvaTai county Arizona Territory have made application fos U. a. Patent for sxtssn hundred iiD--f -- of the brutOn os. bearinR silver known the dsesvery leatoo, with surface groaDd bundred tp feet la width situated in Brs1sbaw Mining District, fAVHsai county Arisna Territory, and described Ia the plai aod beid notes file tn this office via folows Beginning si Aonunsnt No. al the s. ". ifoth this nOBnmsn be tO secons 2 @ 26 and I c! Township TO- N. K. w. Gia and Salt River Bass and Meridian, bears s. 9 4P EAst lsi2 feet distant thence N eOS East sixteen hundred O60) feet MOna- Deni NO2 thesce o2 EaSs two hundred feet Aouu. ment No , thence s. s0o West sixteen hundred (6O0 feet ,o honnmsn, No. {. Prom this the Co sse;ssas -, 23, 2s and g. Tow Bsaip io N R. w.. Gila and Salt River Bass and Meridian Js East seventeen hundred and eighytwo 7-2l feet dis Ani; thence N ez' West go feet to place Of beginning containing 7-34. loo scres
 Sad location being recorded Ia Vol. of mines fo z7 of the County Records of Yayspai County ArizOna Territory.
 auglG,i0 WILLIAM x. KELLY. Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16
gseal < Misesllaueons.

WsArHER-RAIs.-Tbe weather has been cool and pleasant since last we wrote about 1t. satur. day last gave light sprnkles of rain. Sunday was dry here, but rainy elsewhere. Monday gave us about four hours of heavy rain, which flooded this entire section. Since then, it has been cloudy, but no rain has fallen here. Heavy dews Tell on two or three nights of the week. This section of country Is now pret,lcr than a big sun. ho"er. Nice, green grass, and lots of 1t, every. where
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

Mrs. T. NJ. Alexander arrived hsme Thursday evening" from visiting friends and relatives in Cal iioruIa. She came In company with Messrs. I. Bockman, T. Yaegcr and W. A. Browning. The latter gentleman Is in search of a sheep range for several thousand sheep which he will drive here from California. He Is well pleased with the country, and thinks of locating on the Pres. cot, and HardyyIiie road
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

C. A. Tweed. associate justice of the Supreme court of the Territory, and Mir. Mcintosh, under. sheriff of Maricopa county, started from thi. place, Tuesday for their homes iu Sal, River Val. ley. The Judge took with him many ffne blooded animals, etc, etc, from this vicinity. with which to stock bis ranch. His stay here was agreeable to himself and the numerous friends he has iel behind.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

Some employees of the gentlemen who have the contract for furnishing Indians on reser. 'atIons with fresh meat, undertook, recently. to drive cattle from San Carlos to Verde, over the mountain trail, and failed, owing to the rocky nature of the country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

letter 10 Capt. ]. P. Hargrave, recently re- ceived, mentions the death Of John M. Rouutree, formerly of Prescott Mir. Rountree was a pic. neer In this section of Arizona, coming here early In the isll of ls53 and at later date bringing his family here to reside. Mrs. Rountree died In Prescott about two years ago, when Mir. R. took hts children and lefi the Territory, and has since fhat time until his death, been engaged in the practice of law in IllInoIs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

Prescott Is far from being dull, as will be seen by visiting saloons and business places. at which moneyis daily and nightly put In circulation. Going down town Tuesday evening last, we were reminded Of old midnIghts ip California by look. ing at the games and gamesters in three or four of the principal saloons. Of course, men might use their time and money in come other way, to better advantage, but they can't see 1t in thls light.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

S'eo. W. Barnard & Co., have received from San Francisco we'll selected stock of wines and iiqnors, aud ehecred this office, last Thursday, by the presentation of bottle of cocktails and an. sA,her of Jockey Club wbiskey. Long may they wave their lights.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

AsoTHEsT TirLs wAsTEDc--Mr. ]. P Hnrgraye x Co give soilce of application for title to 1900 feet Of the Benton lode, In Bradshaw district, otherwise the discovery location. The Benton is one of the best mines that ever filled crevIce in Mother Earth
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

NEW CoMERs.-some i7 persons, mostly men, arrived here early.this week, rom Kansas. They brought with them several good teams. We have not spoken with any of these people, but have been told tbat they like this section of country
 We beg old citizens to show them around, and tell them of the chances for business. Witt their fine mules, they might do worse than arasira.
 Many other emigrants are coming via the 35th parallel route.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

NEW SrArIos.-Mr. T. s. Graves has quit keeping hotel at wickenburg, and will here. after devote his time and attention to keep ing first-olsss s,stion at Agua Fria, on the road from Wickenburg to Phoenix. "Old Dud," is Toms kitchen engineer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

Miners and prospectors still hold that the mcr. chants and traders of Prescott have no public spirit aud will not risk dollar to develop the mineral resources of the Territory. What cay the accused!
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

FLoUn.-Hellngs & Co. have train load of their first quality -four es route to this place, which they propose to se!! at @ the hundred weight. Salt River people cay this four is as good as need be desired. This reduction in the price of flour is a grand thing for this section.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

Dr. J. H. Pierson, general superintendent of Mir. Jas. Grants stage lines, arrived here Monday last and left for Wicsenburg by Wednesdays mail stage. He informed US that a fine stage sta. ton, corral, etc, have just been completed at Pbenix for MT Grant
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-16

Messrs. Wm. Gavin and D. R. Polnnd-two ahcient prospectors-cnme to town this week, when Billy told us of some rich silver iodes he knows Of. His theory Is that most ledges in Big Bug district are Of this nature