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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

4 recent letter from Arizona City (now Yuma), informs us that the citizens were well pleased with the change of name Also that the late M MeCartDey's goods were be- ing auctiOned off at good prices.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

The letter Of our Cerbat correspondent, "W. J. B." contains cheering news of the mining interest of his section. Wish W. J. B. would favor us with a similar epistlc every week
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Col. Cany went spinning to the ground, one day last week, from the back of bis fat steed Happy are we to be able to state that the fall iu no wise injured the Colonel
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

party of Prescott dancers surprised Mir. and Mrs. s. C siiii-, vu recent Friday S-S.!:= .s calling and dancing to their hearts content. LiKe all past pleasure parties al the Millcr mansion, ths decidedly recherche.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
A member of the town organization ba; handed us the following:

The orNniEfisn of 'hs town government is completed
 IA.i Monday vsuiug Inc ooIncli approved The uouis oi ib- ire,.n-pr Eg si O, and tbe HsFshai h.S s COO aud vsd the rrgsrt uf Probate Judge H- VI . m
 The statement of The Treasures shows that he has el 4s1 3s iu his hands. The bard uf srhpi trustees gf The Pre.eo'; eo d. iriet Trv.sbtsd petsn ths council asking fa IoF Of land be apart the drct fpf scbs-l pur~s. and he couacil ordsrsd ibA deed he made tho giving t' the district hFever half of hik b~r eleven, situated between Ns Also9a, aud Gafley .
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

it was not the proper thing for us to have said in a recent MINER, that the HaTdyville mall wagon would supply Walnut Grove with mail. We wrote It Walnut Creek" Walnut Grove a- though large setIlemcDt--has 70 mail facilities
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

The Independent, of Stockton, California, has recently oopie much information about our Territory, from the MINER, for doing which service it deserves we'll of Arzonans.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Saturday next, February szi, viii hc tue anniversary of the birth of Washington, and it would be in order for our citizens to cele- brate the event tn some proper manner.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Ed. F. BOwers, of Skull valley, says that hiin self and ncigbbors delighted with the faiI prospects they now have for raising good crops this year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

s. Rogers of Walnut Creek, was in here this week and supplied himself with justice of the peace blanks for his office, just as if he expected business in court
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Mcssrs. C. E. Genuug and Charles Peterson were In town this week, from Peoples valley. Mir. Peterson brought up wagon load Of eggs but ter and other produce, for John White, which sold readily.
 fife informed us that tbe farmers had commenc. cd blowing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

We passed few pleasant hours, at Fort Whip. pe, on the evening of Sunday last, in social : verse with Mir. and Mrs. Cyrus Coleman, Dr. Bai- ley. Chaplain Gilmore. Major Larrabee, Licutcu. ants Dodge and Weiting, anl Or,cr good people. While there, we saw and admired the Bcs style of uniform, which Is much prctticr than the old.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Messrs. A. Wertheimer and A. Barnett returned from Camp HIlalpai a few days ago, and speak highly of Major Criitenden, commanding said post.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Mir. o. s. Fredcrcks has leased the Banning farm, above Prescott, and, with favorable season will make it produce well.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Mess's. II. Bowers and T. Cordis visited the Agua fria ranch this week. and report the ground down thelr as la good condition for blowing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
The Indian Problem.

The following is taken from q recent mum ber of the Union, Wala Wslla, Washington Territory:
 In every farer 'ha, from Ar,na we ccount, of the .ucrrssin working of Genera Crpk peace -cy
 lie has for nontbs been pushing lively yn,er rsgn and keep. th. Apaches moving He d.. not mass his brcs and make bong slew marches with Large boir. uf men b attack small camps. bu; divide. b. nen into small squads sO that they abpui quickly and then sends ihcsc to ,sk tr indians X. t. inans dur log the virier months. sattef into bands uuy few
 ges each these small deiachnents soldier. enough 'O cope Viii anything they The result . flat there have sru dozens of suya frineu. n which ihe soldier. have ano. viihy exception come out victp r0us. Bv this moie of campaign there have rnauy ludian- Killed, their and children captured and taken iu ihe rNaiiDns aud their JtI.ry and pruv sUns destroyed There is B1hiug like one Of Cp-ik [. caufaigns fur establishing permanent peace wfh ih" Indans II the sDdiery in inc MoIJc country would su5 Crooks tares they would hBd d way coax snstny out "f the lava bed. AS those b1~iizcrs probably arrived al the military camp about the 10Th inst. presume Captain Jack and hs band have been sheled if they wred fr his arrival vhich is d0uifful Bu last adv ihe Ini4ns master, of inc situation and ba sipcu 't of he siD,k iB ir Tule Lake country Be. pg thus mounted aud well rr,visiaued sud ihs rig or. of winter pa-, they p macy theni selves and their .iueRtr enemies any uiRht the please. The success which General Gr-k ha. anhisv by hs earnest energy pales he glory Of the sra'eg military hero who ]. completely dazsl ty the general ship of Captain Jack and Shack Nasiy Jim
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

One of J. M. Bryau's freight trains passed through town this week, on its way to Fort Whpple, with supplies for the troops. The train came from Ehrenberg.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
Latest from Tucson.

The bin for the removal of The capital Prescott tan-kea, shy high, H tl,@ House. The v0is stood iOr 10 against.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

D. Hatz, Oi the Oriental bakery and restaurant has just received more supplies, from California
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Ten head Of beeves and four head Of hog. were, one day this week, slaughtered by C. Hathaway, for Jack Johnson.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

See notice of warrants for redemption of which there Is cash in The treasury
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Messrs. Purcclla t LoisiIlon have on hand, at their brick store, choice stock Of such goods IS are used by our people. Give them q cali.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Passenger travel by Jas. Grants stage lines from California and Tucson, has increased.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Messrs Jackson & TOmpkius have just finished improving and beautiyng their premises, on No Itezuina street. Juin Jackson has joined them iu laying dowu . new plank sidewalk, which is the icast of the Improvements alluded tO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Burnt Ranch and other property belonging tc
 the estate of Adam Rcisbeck, will be cold Marci
 lst, as per advertisement of Mir. John kaible, ad minisirator.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Mir H. A. Eastman, special agent for the Wal lapai Indians, returned from Beale Springs Wed nesday evening last, and reports all quiet dowf there
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

The machinery of the burned government saw. mill is being hauled from the mountains to Fort Whluple
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Mr. Baxter, citizen employe Of government, arrived here recently, from thc new military poet at Mt. Graham. and says that the post ls provided with q saw-nilI.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
Shooting at Mcdowell.
The horrid news given elsewhere, in tn

A named Harris recently shu' si Camp Ne Dowsl letter thzt h ui
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

A. $. Clough has, at last, struck good thing ln the shape Of excellent Bne rock. IT you don't believe Us 20 and look at the lime he has made from said rock, which (the lime) is for sale at Brooke and Llnns livery slable
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Yesterday being St. Valentines Day, many val. cntines were sent through tl.c Prescott F. O.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

l Eight or ten men started for Bradshaw m ines Wednesday last. and among them Mir. O. II. | Casc. who goes to survey quartz claims
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
From Wickenburg.

a' snlth expects to have his quartz rAm ready to run sy the .o,h. .,.... t.-. 2,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

squads Of cavalry have just returned from scouting The north Of Prescott h s reported here that a few To daus captured.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Mir. J. C. ous is turning out excellent photo graphs from Cooks gallery.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

SIelgh-rdng and snow-balling were lnst week indulgcd in by several Prescott people.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

l.. B. Jewell X Co.,, are making some splendid jewelry out Of native gold
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

whipple. -.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Mir. D P. Poster and wife, and the wlfr of Capt Wheaton, U. s. A., came in from Camp hualpai early in the week
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
Latest from Mohave

Business Ia slack win county recorder Wells
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Mr. D. Henderson has started for san Francisco via Phmnix.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

W. B. IIelIings left for East Phoenix this (sat. urday) morning.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-05-28

Kindness
"Those gentle charities which draw
Man closer to his'kind!
Those sweet humanities which make
The music that they find"
Col. J. S. Cothran then deliver
| ed the following remarks:
Mr.. Chairman: I had not intend
ed until this moment to say anything
upon this occasion, though feeling
deeply the loss that we have al
sustained in the untimely death O.
our distinguished tellow-citize
and friend. The allusion made BY
my friend who has just taken hi;
seat, to the brief military career O
the deceased, as Colonel O. the
First Regiment Of Rifles, remind:
me that 1 am the only member o
the bar present who belonged t.
that battle-scarred command
Raised and organized by.him at tn
beginning of the war, although l
was rot the privilege Of its frs
commander to lead 1t into battle, !
never lost the impress Of his higl
fatalities of administration and dis
! cipline. And rs valuable as woul'
have been his services in the field
his wisdom and political experienc
were required in the councils Of th
struggling Confcaeracy, and h
was very soon elected "a Senator i
/ Congress. This position he he'll
, until the close Of the war. An III
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-05-28
ABBEVIILE. S. c., WEDNESDAY. MAY 2s 1878:
The Humming Of the Wires.

Over the telegraph wires
The wild winds sweep to-day,
And catch a musical humming
AS of harpers at their play;
AS of distant bells slow ringing
At the dying Of the day..
Many the message, shooting
Along each slender line,
And it seems as if every message
Must have left some voice behind;
Must have set the bells to swinging
That I hear in silvery chime.
Tidings of death are they sending?
So hushed the sad refrain?
Now it quickens, merrily quickens,
And it peals a blither strain!
Of its ioy some heart is telling;
Ring, o bells, glad bells, again!
Here by the track am asking.
These varying sounds so blend >,
Whether God, who Wills tor his ehll
All events toward good shall tend,
May not hear our joys and sorrows
In like harmony ascend. :.
Over the marsh by the railroad
The wild winds sweep to-day.
And they touch the telegraph wires,,
And a strange, weird tune they play
Till the air is sweet with harplngs
And with church bells far away.
..''' Boston Journal.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-05-28
WuITNER SYMMEs,
Secretary.
The Story of a Rose.

A rose with SO pretty title and
so full of romance as this ought to
be beautiful, and so is the Cherokee
rose. Here is the story told of it:
An Indian chief Of the Seminole
tribe was taken prisoner by his
enemies, the Cherokees, and DOOM
ed to torture, but fell SO seriously
ill that it became necessary to wait
for his restoration to health before
committing him to the fire. And,
as he lay PROSTATE by disease in the
cabin Of the Cherokee warrior, the
daughter Of the latter, young,
darE-faced maid, was his nurse.
She fell in love with the young
;.chieftain, and wishing to save his
life, urged him to escape. But he
would not do so unless she would
flee with him. She consented.
Yet, before they had gone far, I'M
PEELED by soft regrets at leaving
home, she asked permission of hes
| lover to return for the purpose OF
bearing away some momento OF it.
So, retracing her footsteps, she
broke sprig from the white rose
which climbed up the pole of ner
fathers tent, and preserving it dur
Jig her flight through the wilder
ness, planted 1t by the door of her
new home in the land of the Sem
inoles. And from that time to this
the beautiful flower has been
known between the caves of Flor
ida and throughout the Southern
States by the name Of the Chero-
Loo rnsn
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-05-28
Rosadalis R0sadalis

TOR the cure of Scrofula, in it's
various forms, also for the cure
Of Chronic diseases of the Blood,
Liver and Kidneys, for sale at
W. T. PENNEY'S.
March S, 1873, 47-tf
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SH Il RIFFS SALE.

Dy virtuTe Of three several executions here
4 matter described and to me- directed, I have
levied upon aud will sell to the highest bidder
for cash in hand at public auction AT the Court
House door in the town of Dallas county of
Polk and State of Oregon between the hours of
. o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ, on Satur-
day
THE 18th Day OF SEPTEMBER
the following described real property to-wit.
All of the right title and interest of Ezra SEQ
viii in and to the real estate described as com
mencing seven chains and seventy links east
and fifteen chains and fifty links south of the
northeast corner of Section sixteen in township
seven south Of range five west OF the william
cite maridiAa, running thence north nine
chains, thence west eighty -seven chains and
fifty links, thence south forty nine chains and
fifteen links, thence east forty seven chains.
thence South thirty. nine chains and
eighty five links, thence east eighty chains
thence north eighty chains thence west thirty
| eight chains and sixty three links TO the place
| of beginning containing nine hundred and
| twelve acres more less situated in the
| county ofss'olk aud State of Oregon, 10 satisfy
| first execution issued out of The Circuit
| Court of the State of Oregon for the said
| county OF Polk upon judgement rendered in
/
| favor of ). w, Smith and against the said
| Eara Scovill for the sun Of one hundred dolls
| lars and sixty cents, and interest thereon from
| the said 29th day of May 1873 and cost Of and
| aceruing upon said execution. Also To satisfy
| an execution Issued out of the said Circuit
| Court upon n Judgement rendered by H. Ninyard
| Justice OF the peace in and for the precinct
of Dallas in said county and State, which said
| Judgement was rendered III favor ot Samuel
| Parker and against the said Ezra Scovil on the
| I'D day of May 1873 for the sum of frty-
eight dollars an fifty cents, and To satisfy the
further of eleven dollars and twenty five
| cents costs and disbursements thereon, aud iu-
terest from the said 23d day OF May 1873 TO-
| gether with the costs Of and aecruing upon
assigned TO the said 5. W. Smith the 10Th
day of July 1873 aud Transcript duly fled with
| the clerk of said county and duly aoeketed in
| the judge ment docket OF the said Circuit Court
| prior to the issuance of said execution. Also
| 10 satisfy execution issued out Of the County
| Court oi the State of Oregon for ths county oi
| Marion upon judgement rendered IN said
| Court in favor Of Mallory 4 Shaw and against
said Ezra Seovill ON the 7th day OF July 1873
for the sum Of ifty dollars. aud also To satisfy
the further sum of nineteen dollars and tity
cents cost and disbursements thereon aud inter
est from the said eth day Of July 1873 togetbel
with The costs OF and aecruing upon said execution
which said judgement was daily assigned to the
said 5. W. Smith the 9th day O: Angus
| 1873,
Dallas August 9th 1873
st. BURCH
Sheriff OF Palk county Ogn
NA
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-23
Ghs Iib2al 8rpubliran.
DALLAS. SATURDAY AUG. %
DCHDME FOR A GOVERNMENT
RAILROAD.

One Of the most significant of the
recent movements looking to cheap
transportation and an equitable
adjustment of the relations between
railways and the producing classes, is
90 organization formed among the
@erchants of New York. The object
ef this association-which sprang from
the grocers' board Of trade--is to
prevent the diversion Of trade to
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
already formidable rivals of New York
City, and to secure for producers and
consumers througout the country an
economical system of transportation
A New York exchange says it is
pAsAable that in furtherance of this
desirable object an appeal will be made
% Congress to authorize the building
By Government of a national railway
from New York to Chicago, the road
10 be Of the very best class, with steal
rails and double track throughout,
and to be devoted exclusively to the
forwarding of freight, This same
scheme was suggested by Ben Butler,
i'm hia Fourth of July oration at
Birmingham. The New York HearId
saya of the projects
Is,s suggested that private compa-
MES or individuals shall be allowed to
place theta own rolling stock ON this
road, and to pay toll therefore,
precisely as the canals are operated.
BY this means the actual cost of
transportation could be discovered
which is now an impossibility. The Gov.
ernment would have to keep the road
10 repair,as the canals are now maintain
ed BY the States to which they belong.
Practically, the great public highway
would be to the people of the whole
country what the Erie canal has
proved to the State Of New York.
means of growth and wealth out of all
proportion to the first COS,
great though it be.
The merchants consider that the
question of the hour is: Shall the
Government run the railroads or be
run by them ?
Practically three fourths of the
State and National Legislatures are
controlled hy the enorn Gus railawy
interests of the country, and it is deem,
ed important to press the issue iu al.
points at once, whether tho people
at large shall be further oppressed by
railroad rule, or whether that form O
tyraey shall be displaced while th,
chance for doing it remains. Activ,
preparations or making for a public
demonstration by the New Yorl
merchants at Cooper institute, wher
the case will be formally submitted fo1
popular examination Oregonian.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-23


A minister had a negro in his family.
One Sunday, when he was preaching
he happened to look in the pew where
the negro was, and could hardly COD
tain himself as he saw the negro, who
could not read or write a word, scrib,
bling away most iDdustriously. After
meeting, he said to the negro: "Tom
what were you dong IL the church 2"
Taking notes, massa all de gemmen
takes notes." Bring your notes here
and let me see them" Tom brought
his notes, which looked more like
Chinese than English. "Why, Tom.
this is all nonsense" ~ thought so,
massa, all the time you was preaching
it.
This comes from Ohio;
"Under this sod
And under these treesG
Leifh the bod
= y of Solomon Peas.
He's not in this hole,
But only his pod
He shelled out his soul
And went up to his God"
The human heart is like pickle. jar
-~you will get nothing ont of it If you
shake it in hurry.
A good listener Is as needful to o
wittyltalker as steel to flint. It is the
sharp contact of the two which makes
the sparks fy.--Anon.
If the whole world should agree to
speak nothing but truth, what az
abridgment it would make of speech
--Sitlimdn.
If there is any person for whom you
feel dislike, that is person of whom
you ought seldom to think AMI never
TO speuk.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-23
MEDICAL.
For restoring Gray Hair TO
It's natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
HAIR IS soon restored
to ats original color
a0iM the gloss and
freshness Of yo~tA.
Thin hair L. thick
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-23
23d DAY or AUG. 1879
ESTR AY NOTICE.

UVAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER
living between Monmo 9TH and the Lucki :
mute in Polk county Oregon on tho first day
of August 1873 (but come to my place the
last of June) the following described estray
property, to>wit One white horse with gass
eyes supposed to be fifteen years old no markes
or brands perceivcable appraised at $4,000 and
one dark gray marc supposed to be six years
old no marks or brands perceiveAble appraised
Mt $4,000 by Ira r. M. Butler Justice of the
Peace, tho above named estrays arc very
breachy.
August 1st 1873.
JAMES +. ELKTNS.
Aug f-w.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-23
Aug3d fw


Justice Court Monmouth Precinct POLK
County Oregon.
A, Il. Robinson PHI Civil action to recover
ys money
J. Paige Deft To j. Paige said Doft
I'm the name Of tho State Of Oregon you are
hereby required to appear before the under
signed Justice of the Peace for the precin CT
aforesaid on the
23d DAY or AUG. 1879
Mt oo'clock in tho forenoon Of said day Mt the
office of said Justice in said precinct to answer
Plf in an action on promisscry note Del
will take notice that If he fall to answer the
complaint herein, plf will take Judgement
against him for$62, gold coin & for costs. Given
under my hand, and order for pubicatio
Danted, this July lst 1873.
II. BERNARD, J. p.
6w.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-23
THE aoth DA, or AUGUST ie.a.

All the right title and interest If u Bah
cock in and to the following described pr.meses
10 wit: The Donation Land cIalm of y
Habruek claim M 5s In Township South
Range west in Seet,un Of said Township
except fifty acrcs sold to q c LtehdoId -said
prem SOS being situated In the County
of Polk and State Of Oregon with all the appur.
tenanees thereunto belonging To satisfy hrst
a Judgement in favor Of L. X. Bahcock against
A. D. Baenek far the sum OF Five haudred aud
twenty four dollars with interest aud tho luther
sum Of two hundred and twenty three aud
OF Eve one hundreds dollars costs and
costs of Execution: and also for judgement
in favor of :. NJ. Babcock and against A. ID.
Babcoek for the aum OF five hundred dollars
and interest and twenty three and hty-hFe
ono hundreds dollars costs With costs OF Ike
cution. and also for a judgement in iavor u .
NJ Babeock and against A. d. habeoek i1r
the sum Of four hundred and nine dollars anu
interest with thiriy-one fifteen ond hundredth
dollar with costs ri execution.
Dated this July the Both isis.
). T. Bureh
Sheriff of Polk Co, Oregon
r.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION issued
Dout of the Circuit Cour, Of the State OF
Oregon for tho County of Polk and to me
directed have levied upon and will sell nt
Public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash
in hand In front Of the Cour, House door in
Dallas Polk County Oregon between tho hours
Of oclaak A NJ and . clock + VI SAT
TKDAi
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-23
J.B,M. ID

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