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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
How to Cook Potatoes.

BAKED PorAToEs-Potatocs arc more nutri. tious baked than they arc cooked in any other manner and they relish better with tLosc who have not been accustomed to eat them withou, seasoning. Wash the potatoes clean but do no, soak them. Bake them qGiekiy as possible without burning in the least As soon as they are done, press each poiatoe in cloth, so as 10 crack tue skin and allow the steam to escape. IT this omitted, the best potatoes will not Uc nealy They should be brought Immediately to the table as they will soon become solid and lose theIr flavor STEAMED PoTAToEs-Po Potatoes are much more nutritious and palatablc if they arc properly steamed, than they are boiled Wash them clean and place them in q steamer over boiling water. fthe potatoes are of good quality the secret of having them meIly and palatable is in stesinin ,y them very raPidly-as without rapid condcnsa- ton oi steam and q detention of steam in the steamer Jy close lid, the potatoes will be hard and appear not tO be done, however long they may have been cooking They should steam un- til the skin cracks, and a fork will easily pene. trate the cetrc. If not 10 be brought to the table soon, they should continue to steam until wanted as steamed potatoes become solid much sooner than boiled ones do.
 To BoIL POTATOES WITH THE SKINS s-After the potatoes arc proPeriy washed and n nttie oi the skin taken Ofi lIe ends place them in A ket tlc oi boiling water, allowing no more water tl,an Is sufficient 10 cover them. They should boil slowly, as the agitation af water tn rapid boiling dissoiYcs aud breaks tbepotaloes before they are done, aud leaves them insipid and moist They are better left unmovcd 10 boil, and there should always be vessel Of hot water, iron. which thc Kettle may be replenished in ease there Is rapid evaporation from the state Of the atmosphere pot with the top drawn in is better for boiling mo- tntoes than q widetopped vessel. The water should be bored from them before they are quite done 10 the centre. few spoonsful of cold wa ter should then be added and the vessel be placed upon tho hot part Of the stove with clean nap kIn throTed over until the potatoes wanted.
 1T the best potatoes cannot bc obtained (aud no others are really it 10 cat) when about half done pour oil the water add cold water but not enough 10 come to the top Of the potatoes, and finish boil Ing and stcaming them of before. A close cover should never be placed over potatoes after cooking, either in the kettle or upon the table Alter potatoes are about half boiled for variety they are very nice finished off in the oven, either with the skins on or after removing them They will need but short time 10 bake in this manner -Heyaid of HeaLh
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
Proposals for Mules.

Major J. J. Dana, chief quartermaster of this department, has issued circulars of which the following is copy:
 Sealed proposals at L. s. currency rates are in. vlted and will be received at this office until noon Saturday, March lst, 1873. for furnishing lOOl one hundred mules, or any less number, for pub hc serycei to be delivered al Whipple Deuot Prescott, A. T., on or before April l5th 1873 after notification from this office that the proposal is accepted.
 All mules presented will be inspected by A board Of officers, and the following specification VIII be rigdly adhered Co, viz:
 Mules mnst be over @ two years of age not less than tlfl fourteen hands high; strong, stout, compact, well developed animals, in full health' free rom any blemsh or defect which wouId un. pt them for severe work, and must have shed inc four front colts teeth, and developed the corre, bonding permanent teeth, two in each law
 The right is reserved to reject any or all propo. sals, or to accept such portions thereof as may be deefned Advantageous 10 the public service
 Payment will be made at this office for such mules, delivered nt Whlpple Depot, not exceed. Ing tloJj one hundred in number, as the Inspect. Ing board may accept, provided funds are on hahd Tor lhe purpose, otherwise, when they are
 Envelopes should be endorsed, "Proposals for nulea,' and addressed 10 this office
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
Manufacturers and Dealers ill
 Cigars and Tobacco.

We publish the following from the Super visor of Internal Revenue of this district for the benefit of those whom it may concern:
 Manufacturers of cigars are cautioned to observe the law which requires them iorccord da'y, in thc prescribed book, at purchases Of stock all sales, and all goods manufactured.
 Manufacturers are also prohibited by law from selling. or disposing of in any manner, any to- bacco scraps, waste or clippings, to any other li- cunscd m1nuiacIurer, without special permit from the assessor oi the district in which sold; and to any unlicensed parties whatever, for any purpose or under any prctcnse whatever, save and except for use as shccp wash in which ease, such scraps waste or clippings must, "befOrc such sale and removal" be "sO thoroughly mixed with salt, blucstonc, sulphur, or other similar substance as to render them totally unit Tor consumption in the ordinary mode in which they are consumed, and unfit for nanuinc uring purposes" All purchases of leaf tobacco to bc accounted for in the taxed products or inventory Of each manufacturer.
 The use Of old boxes for rcdlling with cigars chcroots, or cigarettes, is strictly prohibited by law.
 l All stamps On tobacco, snuff and cigars must b, affixed and cancelled according to the law and ! regulations The name Of the manufacturer nnC
 the date of cancellation must always be plainl, written or imprinted on the stamp. ! Cigar manufacturers must box, label brand ant stamp their products strictly according to th law and regulations, or abide the penalties. T Dealers in and consumers or cigars, tobacco, O snuh, are cautioned to obey the law which require the total oblitcration Of the stamp when the bol or package Is emptlcd.
 Cigars and tobacco cannot lawfully be expose, for sale except in aud from the original stamped
 package.
 Dealers and others are prohibited by law iron dispOsiug or empty cigar boxes to any persoi whatever, unless the stamps thereon are first en t!rcly obliteratcd.
 l Assessors and their assistants and all other In teTUnt Feyeuur Dfiipprs instructed n nat al
 violations Of tbc law and make report Of the sam
 to the proper officers, for enforcement of the le | gal penalties.
 Assessors and assistant assessors are instructed
 to sec that copy of this circular Is placed in tn hands oi every manufacturer, and dealer in thei respective districts and divisions. l.. M. FOULKE, | San Francisco, Jan. g. 1873. Slyerrisor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

DIsTnIcT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT D hArteopa Coaniy. Arirona TsrriiOry.
 NEsrA IiIcEs. Pl.lntiS
 
 RopoLrro HIcKs Defendant,
 Action hronght h the District Court of the Third Jud riOry of AriIOna.
 The Tsrrtory of AriIons send greeting to RosiopAs Hicks. defendant; You are hereby summoned and required appear n m action Or0ughf against by tho above nAned pain6 n Inc Disirrt Court of the Thrd Judicial District In and if me county or AaricuFa in the Territory Arsooa and answer tbe complaint flied wiih the CIerk of thIs Court ai Phoux in sad ssunty Ia copy of which cum pAint aeeompanies this suminons within twenty day, (s1enve Of ihe day Of .srvee) Asr the upon you Of ths knnHons served In this eoanty; but II served out or the county and within fhs District then within thirty days anal n all other forty days
 This aeiisu s brought to obtain deerre f Court o, ina dsolu0n of ihe bouds of natrmony existing yOu and the said ainn and the this action aad you fA o appear aud sad eonplaiu. as abo, required fine painnn will take default sganst you and apply Co ihs Court or the relief demanded in said com Paint.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said District Court zi Fh1nI, this seventh day of December A D. lsT2 X SHAW CI,,k
 tt-sl By K. DARRoCHE Deputy Clerk WI A HANCOCK. Attorney fer Plaintiff f.bItlo.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
PROPOSALS FOR LAND TRANSPORTATION,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF WHITEWATER DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, PHEsCorT, A. T., February l5. Ie73. Sealed proPo'al. in duplicate with copy Of this adv.r sem-n, attached to each, will be received this office uptil noon,
 Saturday, March %, 1873, At which place and lime they will he opened Cbiddsrs having The privilege of being presently the ransporn. tion by land Of military supplies in the Department Ar. 1'ps Tor he , h.sa year eo%,nsasas , Jgy l. is7a
 Route No. |. cSnPri'ing the Poets existing which may he es Of the Colorado River and South of ie 3ih rall. of n"rin latitude which are now supplied which may hereafter be decided to supply from Yuma Dspo; direct;
 Route No. 2. Comprising the Poets now existing or which may h. .. Of The 34th rarel of latitude and Ea., of h. Col S,,o m,sf m ws,e are nov saf!.d or which it may hotea'ef oe decided To supply ria EhrsObeTg.
 Route No. 3. From the terminus of the Southern Pacific Railrad in ibis Department tO Poets cntfaeed iu Route No and including Camps Apache and Mcdowell
 Bddsrs will sate the rate in c. s Legal Tender notes I"rt the supplies. They will give their name. in t1 their residence and Posioice address; bids made by arm should be signed by each member theretA Contractors may be required transport suppe. to and frou points reasoihls distance moi exe.eang I5O mile. outside tae limits of 'hs regular routes, and bidders such transportation shnHd 1t be required will he her. ftsed io e stated separately from fr service with 10 regular limits Of Road o be pot le.s than fen (l0) miles per day.
 Each proposal must be accompanied by a guarantee Sned Dy two responsible persons whose bity must Dc certified by officer of he L. s. civil or military service that n case the bid is accepted bidder will at once eonraet with sa,i.ae,orv bond |. ,ne fourth of iis amount for its fshf eIeeuou and b In readiness for service July lsi. Ie5a
 The ght to reject any or all bids is by the United States. - Envelopes should be endorsed Proposals for Land transportation and addressed io this office where blank forms o proposals and farther information may bs ob. tsined.
 by order Of tho Department Commander
 l. J. DANA.
 Chief Quarteruaster Dept. of Arizona,
 Major and Quartermastcr |. S. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
More Newspaper Opinions of the
 Miner.

The BordeTer Of Los Cruces, New Mexico, has been pleased to say:
 The PrescOtt MINER starts out on its tenth vol. ufne, and gives yefy interesting chapter of In. dian dcpredatious AlsO statistical editorial upon the geographical features Of the Territory and it's varied resources
 The MINER Is an excellent paper and we wish N abundant success
 The Independent, of Independence, Inyo county, California, says:
 This sterling journal has entered upon I,s tentI, tbth yoar) volume, and, As we are gralided Co Snow, under tue mOst favorable auspices The niAce ss complete in all it's fittings, With the cx. ception that faster press b needed in order to suP'ly the fast increasing demand for Inc paper The MINER 1a deserving Of the highest success
 With your permission, brother Independ. ' ent, tue MINER k now iu its tenth year, hay. ing first appeared early in 1864.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
SUMMONS.
Is THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL I District, YAvHpai County.
 Joseph Arou PianiiG.

int THIRD JUDICIAL I District, Yavspai County.
 Joseph Arou, plaintiff.
 
 fAwr.nes c. Gray. Charles F. Biiehcoek < Robert Cole dsf.ndaRfa
 Action brought In the District Court of the Third Jodi- ea District n and for the county of Yavapa the Ter ri,nry of Arizona.
 The Territory er Arsona s,nd greefiag ts Lawrence C. Cray Charles F. Hitchcock and Robert Cole defsu. dants
 You are hereby summoned and required appear In m action brought against you by the above named plaintiff In the District Court of the Third Judicial District In and for the county of Yavapai the Territory of Arizona aud answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Prescott in said county "a copy ef which com paint accompanies this sumnons within twenty days sxensivs of the day of servcs) be service upon you Of this summons h served in this county but if served ou of inc county and within district thea riibn thirty days; n si other forty days.
 Ana you are hereby notified that if fail appsAr and answer inc complain; above required the pIantH VII take Judgment by default gsinsi you the sum Of nineteen hundred hytwO and O. loo dollars gold coin slsJ9 6tlOOl aEd inieres thereon asked or in the complaint hseih to which reference is hereby made eos, and disbursements In this behalf expended
 Given under my hand and the of the said District Court Ai Prescott, this 3lst day of December, ls72
 tanils lI-s ED. W. WELLS, Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
The 0xyhydrogen Furnace.

At Garrett's foundry there is now to be seen In operation Levi Stevens process for generating heat by the decomposition of water and utilization of the oxygen and hydrogen. An intense heat is procured, and it's application to the reduction of ores, as tested on Monday was pronounced very satisfactory by he Judges present at the trial E I0H
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF CrRBAT TOWN. ship n the county of Mphave. Territory of Arizona
 D. c. REMINGTON Plaintiff
 dgatnft
 JoHN woHui, Defendant
 The People of the Territory Of Arizona send r,s,lnS 10 John Worth, defendant. Of the county aforesaid
 iou are hereby required to apIear before at my oce Ia Cefba precinct township n the above county of hohays in an action brought against you by named paiutn and the complaint n ssd aciiOn on He in my Oce within forty days (excnsye of the day Of seryicel afser the service you of this SamOas The said action is brought from you he sum oi one hundred and thirty dollars in gold labor dope and materials furnished and supplied by plahiiR st your eeia request and order. See bil filed To my office. And you arc hereby notified hal if you fail appear and answer said complaint above required said plan. n VII take Judgment against you for the said amount of slJoOO tons hundred and thirty dOars together with costs aud damages.
 To tho shern or Constable of said county gFeeng
 Make legal service and dne return hereof
 Given under my hand this 2eth day of JanusFy, A. D. lb13. EDWARD r. GALLAGHER
 f-hs Justice of the Peace of said Townshig.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
DEPOTS AND POSTS.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ARIZONA,
 CuiFF QUAKTTRNAsTER's OFtICE,

wIiiPpLE DEPOT and FORT wHtPPLE.-Barley 5eJ OOO lhs Corn 5Sj oC ls. Hay 766 Ots lb. Wood BIO cords harl OsO cords s,t.
 YUMA DEPOT and FORT YUMA.-Barley, laJ OOt lbs. Hay X9 coo lhs. Wood. 600 cords snn TUCSON DEPOT and CAMP LOWELL. Barley el7 OO lh' Corn, OO0oo bs Hay, ltl6O OOo lbs Wood Osg cords snfi.
 CAMP APACHE.-Corn. s40 GOO Ib. Hay. | 2Sl .ooc lbs W"od. SD corls hard. 70 cord. soft. CAMP BEALE SPRINGS.-Bmley, 35 ooo Ib. Hay 9.OOO lhs wn1d 90 cords hard 2.SO cords solt. CAMP O"IE.- Barley 22S OOO lbs. Corn, 22s Oot bs. Hay. 7JJ OOO lbs. Wood JiO cord. hard CAMP DATE CREEK.-Dsriey Jl3 900 ibs Corn lj5 O0O lbs Hay 7A,Ooo ii-. Wood. i5O cords hard ssD cords son.
 NEW POST m MT. GRAHAM-Bariey. sto oo lbs Corn 4so coo lbs Hay l.o05, 900 lb-. Wood 27' CAMP HAULPAI-Iiaripy. 2cH OOO Ib. Corn. 22s ooC lbs. Hay 7Oa0OO lhs. Word 5-O cord. sni CAMP McDOWEfL.-Bariry. lCCO 600 lbs Corn s7lOD Tbs Hay, sis OO0 lbs. Wood, .Oo cords hard 50 cords sof.
 CAMP MoJAyE.-Barsy lso OoO lbs Hay, I,O ooc lb. wood 30O cord. soR
 CAMP VERDE Harley, 422 OO0 lbs Corn, 422 oc Each proposal must be accompanied by guarau,e. sgned hy two responsible persons whose resFonsbi,, must be certified by officer Uf the L. s. civil military service that In the bd s accepted the bidder wi at once execute a with satisfactory bond n one fourth Inc amount Of The oonirnct
 The right io reject any ali bs is rrserysd by th' United Siair.
 Blank urns of proposals and farther information may b- obtained from ths office and from the Depo, aad Pc. QuartcTmas'cfs
 Envelopes proposals intended for this nce ,o be CD dosed Proposals for forage and fuel and addressed inc undersigned.
 Local proposals. under general orders No g. to be Ad dress"d o the Qoarierma-ief Of the Depot Pos, fb which the bil is intended and endorsed as above. Ny order Of the Department Commander.
 J. J. DANA,
 Chief Quartermn,ter Dept. of Arizona
 dnlor aud tluaTts master q. S. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

We have seen in recent Alta California, story about son of cx-Lieutenant Bealc, which story is that young E. left the Federal army, joined the Rebs, lost everything, and was recently found shovellng dirt on a Colo rado railroad, and given an easier position by Capt Berthoud. The reason that the MINER believes not this story is that Ned Beale, H as all old army officers call the brave officer who, many years ago coursed over the waste places of North America, is, that said Ned, T who i' well off in California would not per. init a son of his to "scratch gravcl' on rail. road for poor living.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
Administrators SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Net'ee hereby given that in pursuance Of an order of ihe froAte nri of the county 0f iavapai Territory Arizona made the 7th day of February, lsTJ the Ad. mBisuaior VIII ID accordance terewih offer Er ssie- either Prra'e or pube--ihe following Ranch. wit:
 Tbe Ranch formerly owned by Adam Rsisbeck. de eeaeed and known as the Barn, Ranch" located mall route o both khrenb-Tg and Aohavc containing leo acres with house barn. corral crib good we'll and fence --ahpui three miles from Prescott.
 SAid Itneh be sold at private sale and offers will be received 6y the Adminisraior John Rsible hi. place of bushes. Cor they can be len a inc oea of tb. Probate Judge) or win be sold public auction on Sat urday. March Isi ls73 the premises. Terms cash
 JOHN RAIBLE, Administrator. Prescott February ' ls7J febst4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Money Is good servant bus dangerous mas ter- Bonhours
 A light wife doth make heavy husband.- Shakespeare.
 The very worst use you can put man to, is Co hang him. Wilkes.
 Nature creates merit and fortune brings 1t into play La Rochcfoucanld. If thou art master, be sometimes blind if servant. sometimes dcaf-l Fuller. As charity covers multitude of sins hefort God, SO does politcncss before men.--IGrcvilc. Tine hatred Of those who are the most ncarlS connected is the most invcieratc.- ITacitus. It is the greatest possible praise to be praised by man who is himself deserving of praise. The seeds of repentance arc sown in youth bN pleasure, but the harvest is reached in age by pain -lColion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
ARIZONA STAGE LINE
Regular s,mi weekly trips by stage, with mail, will bs
 made between Prescott, AriSOV0,
 ..and.. San BernardinO, California.

Two-hor.e wagons carrying the |. s. Mail. and rs. sengeu, leave Prescott, ant san Bernsrdino every WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, Making the trip in six dAys passing route. ERREN. BERG, wiCKESBURG and CAMP DATE CREEK Parties wishing transportation 10 Arzoaa via this route can be furnished the same in
 FOUR OE SIX HORSE STAGES. On private contract by giving weeks notice Ad. vance 'o Agent of Arizona Stage Line San BsrnardiDo hs rates for same will bs la pnPorion the daiiou required.
 Regular Rates of Fare.
 CsrysRes From Prcsoott o San Bernardino. -......... sT5 O From Prescott 10 Wiekenburg g......-......... 2D % From Prescott io Ehrenb-rg ............. e % frum San B-rpardiDo Ehr-Bbers .......... 1s % From San Bernariiao to weksabnrg co co
 Local Agents:
 ,, san Bsrnardino. n " 1HAsI Prescott n%NA IsoAd Superintendent
 JAMES GRANT, PROPRIETOR J. II. PERSON, SUPERINTENDENT .sp2s-72
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

Frame ia 10 picture what the dress is to A person both must be well made sDd Id Keeping with The character Of tue vearer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
ARIZONA CITY.
VIM. B. HOOPER & CO, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS General Merchandise. San Francisco, Cal Ehrenberg. A T,
 IND
 Arizona City, A T.

Having closed our retail department shall. from snd affer this date attend exclusively to the wants of our ohbng customers throughout Ariz,na Territory and Souora- Mexico.
 To inierior Merchants. Small Dealers Station Keep. ers, Saloon Keeper, Ranchmen Freighters Etc. who buy in quantities wo now offer entire stock of goods
 AT COST, io make room for large invoices arrive We guarantee satisfaction in QUALITY and PRICE and those desiring anything in stock will regret CT aminiHg some before doing .o in spy other market Orders from parties a, a distance will meet with the same care and attention though hsn,elye, present. Highest Prco paid for
 Bullion, Hides, os any other marketable article produced ia the county Consigned merchandise, machinery. etc. will be promptly forwarded usual by ear.fai and competent freigh,ors. at current rates.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
AGENTS FOR THE MINER.

SaR FraHeffoo--f. ?. Fisher Rooms 20 4 2l uer chants EEehange, California street. Th's Boyee, No. 3O (seeood hoor). Merchants Ex. change
 C. s. Eaton, Music Dealer, Montgomery street.
 ARIZONA. Arizona Cfy-Sehniedrf Grsirsou k Ca. EhrsHbeTg-Iiooper wm n. & Co. aod A. FrAnh WfekeHbErg-Barnstt & Block ana A. II. Ps.pie. HaTdysdte-Jas. F. Bull and Vim. II. Hardy. WaiiaPai Mining Distrie.-I. C. weIbourn. w r. Hall. " - PboHfS-E. Iryine h Co, and J. T. Asap. Eah PhGHfz-w. E. Telling, Co FioTenoe-Jos- Collhgwood. T4e'OH-J. F.. McCanry A,htdry Poiit-D. P Foster, Camp HuAlpai Geo IT.. kimbAil' Camp Date Greek; c. r. Head & Co., Camp verde; John Smith, Camp Me Doseli.
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N or IC F. .

The undersigned will sell ali the pefsDnai property longing to said estate day and same place as above sad property consists of mule wagon two sets of harness. blows saddes cooking utensils &c JOHN RAIBLE, AdmiBlsrator.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15

whsnyou marry take n, dasghlef of. good GnOther."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-15
PRESCOTT.

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 ~, The Weekly Arizona Miner" tNow in the Tenth Year of its cIi.tcncc) Is the OLDEST, LARGEST and HASDsoxEsT Sews paper printed and published In tho
 Territory of Arizona, And nothing that s proprstoFs do 10 way of sd. ding to its ussftness, as the
 Organ of tho White People of Arizona, And the exponent of Truth Justice and Sound Morality will be left undoae
 Relying solely uron the patronage of the honest. hard working and thinking people nf tbs Territory. ka a hnuanse d that support which in the has onabird not iranmsled by this that political schemer ofce seeker, ofce holder shall lab1r faihflIy to keep tho MINER n lie old place the head of its con.empora nes.
 Although the paper considerably increased in size the subscription rates remain as before, that s One Year. ...... .. .S7 %, Currency. Six Montha, ..... O. Three Months,.... 2 50
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