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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-15

A Boston man, says a Kentucky paper, ,
recently paid n debt of six hundacd dol
lars, with interest, and handsome bonus.
to man in that State, though the whole
sum had been forgiven him over sixteen
years ago.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
Territorial Dispatches. Lightning Playing Between Tucson and

We give, below. congratulatory dispatches in the order in which they were sent and re- ceived;
 TUcsoS, Dee. 2, 1873. General Gsorqe Crook, Commapdtny Depart meat of Arizona.
 Please accept my congratulations upon an- other magnificent achievement with your limited forces during your administration in Arizona. JoHs WAssoN
 PREscoTr, December 2, 1873. Joln WaSsoR, Esq, Tnc@n qHEf Please accept thanks, from self and the troops of-ihe Department n1 rrs The rate for dispatch news to the Press in Arizona will be one-fonrth of cent per word. GEORGE CRCoK.
 TUcsoS. December 2, 1873. General J. J. Dana, Prescott.
 The Arizona military telegraph is com pleted. GEO. F. PRIoE,
 Captii1 5th Cavalry. Mir. Ellison, the operator at Fort Whippe, sent us the following, this morning: "Line o. K, to Tucson. Too late to get MINER any news from there to-day.n Ali right. We viii wait until tomorrow or next day. This is glory enough this time That " Still Greater Event." is aceomp. | lshed The initial military telegraph line which unites Arizona with other States and Territories is completed, and the MINER i. happy.
 YUMA, Arizona, Dec. 2-Captain Whea tons youngest child died yesterday.
 Steamer Newborn arrived at the mouth o the river Nov, 27, and left for San Francisc' | Nov 20.
 Steamer from mouth of the river arrived here December lst. The only passenger were Captain Montgomery and wife.
 An Indian murdered on the night of De cember lst.
 Col. Rockwell leaves for Prescott, on ul river steamer, on the 9th. | Captain Burns and command arrived a Yuma last night. Did not find the Indian they expected.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
Attention, Deserters.
At the request of the military authorities, wspublish the following order and comments;
WAR DgPAgrsssr,
ADJUTAST GEsERAEs OFFICE,
 Washington. October 10. is73


 WAR DgPAgrMssr,
 ApJuTAST GESERAL's OFFICE,
 Washington, October 10, 1873. General Orders No. l02.
 The President of the United States com mands it to be made known that all soldiers who have deserted their colors, and who shall, on or before the first day of January, 1874, surrender themselves at any military station, shall receive full pardon, only for feiting the pay and allowances due them at the time of descrtion and shall be restored to duty without trial or punishment on con- dtion that they faithfully serve through the term of their enlistment.
 By order of the Secretary of War
 F. D. TowYsBsD, AdJt Gen. General Orders No l02, effects several thousand men now living on this coast
 Nearly two thousand five hundred enlisted men of the Army have deserted from their regiments, stationed in the Pacific States and Territories, since January, 1871. Printed descriptive lists of these men, and all others who have deserted while serving on this coast, will soon be placed in the hands of marsbals and deputy manhals of districts sEerhs, magistrates, and police officers.
 IL will be thus seen that many of the de serten who do not deliver themselves up un der the liberal terms now offered by th, President will surely be arrested or live il peril oi arrest and punishment.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
Agricultural Implements.

1T the demand fJr Agricultural Implemenii ihe comng hsfvesi says the Rural Press iskey corrtsPond wiib the Increased number of under cuy aUa there eU be lively times anung tbc San fmncsco dealers n such Implements during the Several firms. t s under stood have anticipated this demand and have prepared themselves accordingly by early shipments l is said that one single firm (Ireadweil Co., who still occuPy their old and vellkhown siand) have contracted iot above twenty five loads of their harvesting chnes thus early in the seasDn Co secure low rates be sides large amount uf smaller Implements. lt wOald al ths with what shipments they probably have already made around the Horn snd with the stOcss of other houses that there ought to be enough Good niges iA such maiiers however sH predict tbat the sapp will
 not equal the demand. SepoD3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
On the goth day of December, A. D, 1873.
SheriH'S Sale.

IS JUSTICE COURT PRESCOTT PRECINCT, Territory of Arizona County of Yavara VIM. J. SIMMONS Plaintiff
 
 JEssE JACKSON. Defendant
 By virtue of an execution .sued of Justice Court Prescott Precinct Jamea C. Oiis F. in and fur YayaJa County again' the goods and chaels lands abd teue msns of Jesse Jackson have levied al the right title aDd interest hk ;he sad Jesse Jackson hsd he l7ih day oi November A. D le1J to md n the follow ug property wh shall expose for sale (betwsen the legal hour of .aley the law drecs al ths Court house d 10 Prescott
 On the goth day of December, A. D. 1873. To wit An undivided three. fourth interest, in asd certain four stamp quartz mill situated To Bradshaw Min. ug Disirct Yayspai County, Arizona Territory. and known as ihe Del Pasoo Mill also thirty tons Of quartz, or less ai the NH.
 JAMES s. THOMAS Sheriff. By VIM RyBERrs Deputy. nov2yiI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Administrators Notice. Estate of A. c. WILLIAMSON. Deceased.

Notice Ia hereby given by inc undersigned, Adniuis iraiuf of the estaio of A. C. Niasb eosased to the oredtors of and al pers5as having elaine hgnst said de ceased Co exhibit Inc same with the necessary vouchers within month, tbe hrs pub of this notice Co the said Administration ai the ofcs oi the Probate Judge ia Prescott Arizona
 THOMAS WHITEHEAD, Adpnins,faor. Prescott. A IT. November 2i, lg73. uovSri
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05

RAIL RoADs.--The San Diego Union states that the affairs of the California Texas ! Railway Construction Company are in excel lent condition, and when the results of the late panic are toned dOgn and confidence in American securities reyiyes in Europe, the rapid construction of the road will be resumed. The first section of lho road from San Diego will be completed within inc stipulated time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
LEGAL.
SheriRS Sale.

IS JUSTICE COURT. PRESCOTT PRECINCT. l Territory of Arizona, County of NavaraL
 WILLIAM J. SIMMONS, Plaintiff,
 
 JEssE JACKSON and SOLOMON JACKSON, Defendants. By virtue of an execution issned of Justice Court, Prescott Precinct James C. Os j F. in and for iava' pai County ngan.t the goods aul chaes lands and ten of Jesse Jackson and solomon Jackson have levied h the right title and interest which The said Jesse Jack and solomon Jackson had he l1th day of November A D. 1e73 in and following property which shall expse for sale (between the legal hours of sale), As law directs, at tue CSuf, house door, h Prescott,
 On the 20th day of December, A, D, 1873. To wit. An u-diyded thresfpurin interest in and to 6 certain inur-staup mill situated in Bradshaw Mining District Yavapa County, Arizona Territory, and known tho, Del Pasco Mil also thirty tons of quartz more CT less, at the fniil.
 JAMES S. THOMAS, Sheriff By WI RoBERrs Deputy. upv9gH
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05

And n accordance with law and order of the Board of Directors made the Hh day uf November 1873 many of each parcel of such stock may be necessary will he sold at public auction the ofcs o the Company ia Mineral Park NohAvs County. A. T.. The 2ed day DeestBber isSJ the hour of lo o'clock such day to ray the deDquent thereon together with the oo,t of advertising and expense of sale.
 VIM A. MIX Secretary. OFFIcE-Mperal Park A T. noy29i4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
NOTICE

KNOW AL, MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That the undersigned cim and have this day located and taken possession Of for agricultural and grazing purpose a tract of land situated As follows;
 Commencing al this tske, which is the northeast of ihe claim, and running .Ouih two miles stake thence vest Oneeghth mile 10 n stake thence north two miles a stake henee sas, iO place of begnBiBg in. eiudpg what Ia known ihs Lake Epdngs situated about mile southeast of Coneho Springs and the side of the mad going from Camp Apache the little Colorado fiyer n Yayapa county Arizona
 ANTONIO JOSE LUNA. Iniv 25 Is19.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
N NOTICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. ThA, the undersigned claim and have this day located ard taken possession Of for agricultural and grazing purposes A tract Of land described as follows:
 Commencing at ts stake which s the northeast corner o the claim snf running south two miles thence west one eighth mile thence north two miles; thence place of beginning including what is known as COneh0 Springs the head 0f COnchO Greek tributary of he Little Colorado ryor and situated to ths west of the wagon road leading from Camp Apache to hs Litile Col. 0rado rVer, in IayapaieouniY, Arizona.
 JESUS MARIA LUNA. July 18th 1873.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
Lone Star Mining Company.

I OCATiOS OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUsf- l. bess and works Mineral Park. Mohave County Ad- zJna Terrory.-Notce There are delinquent upon the
 following described stock account of assessment Nc Q
 levied the g7th day of September, l.73 the several amounts set opposite the names Of the respective stock hotd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
NOTICE .

KNOW ALL MIN BY THESE PRESENTS. That l. the undersigned claim and have this day located and taken possession of tract Of land Or agricultural and grazing puTposes. described as follows
 Commencing ai hs staks which is the southeast of the claim and running wes quarter mile stake thence north aud half miles tO stake ths nee one fourth mile to a stake thence sush to place oI beginning inending what s kbOWn hinsrai Springs situated about tFy miles northeast 0f Camp Apache YayHpa county, ArzonA Territory.
 TR1NQUuLEo LUNA. Juiy 2s, 1873. nove2yi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
On the goth day of December, A. D. 1873
Probate Notice.
IS THE PROBATE COURT, COUNTY OF YAv. l apai. Territory of Arizona.
 h the Matter of the Rs.as of JOHN HENRY LOUIS WORTMAN, DECEASED.

n, Tsrrftory of IrtSold sSnds Grce,ingi
 Tn puruance of an order of this Court made and enter cd ,hs 26ih day of November l-73 so'ies s hereby given ha: Frday December the 2G,h ls53 10 o'clock A. A oi sad day. ai the Of shs Court in the town of Prescott County of Iavapa has been appointed fr hearing the application uf Jobn aibis, praying that document file tn this Court purpo-ting 10 be the last will and testament of John Henry Louis WOr;man deceased. be admitted io probate and ,es,a msniary be issued ihereon to said John Rable who named therein as eNecutO at which time and place all persons interested appear and contest ,he same
 HENRY W. FLEURY Probate Judge.
 Prescott, November 26, ls73 Bov2qtl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
NOTICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, Tha, the undersigned claim abd have this day located taken pq4ssssSn Of ff agricultural and grazing purposes a tract of land described as follows:
 Commencing at this stake which s h the northeast of the claim and Tupning south mile stake thence one.fourth mile stake thence north mile o stake thence east to place of beginning in- elnding what s'kn0Wp Napais Springs about forty. eight niies nor.hsas; from Camp Apache in Yavapai county Arizona and the road leading from said Camp Apache 10 New Mexico MELQUIADEs LUNA.
 Julv g5fh lsT3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
NOTICE.

The Co'partnsrshp heretofore exstsg tssS~ ~ss Jna. Smith and Daa CHFran. 10 the fust Trt igfig Joe zee si Camp AeDoseg, A. T.. hs sis.olvsl no under signed sssuHlss all ths debts of The Arm, ssd vii collect ssssis thereof JOHN SMITH. Eta Imass
 tamP AsDoVen A. IT., Nov. 2J. ltIa svv.J
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
Lone Star Mining Company.

I OCATIOS OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUsI- L ness, and works Minssal Park Mohave County Ari. Territory -Sotee,-There delinquent upon the following described stock account oi No levied ,he Gh day of Augu, ls79 the several ie' opss ihe names Of the respective stockholders, follows
 Nsmes No. Certificate. Shares. Amount. J. W. Mum ...........45 loo S2f ee J. W. Mann ,...----.4b 4O B % And in accordance with law and order of inc Board of Directors made the 20th day Of November 1873 many of each pscei of such stock may be necessary win be sold A; public auction the Ofes of the Com pany, in Mineral Park. Moave County. A T. the 22d day of December 1873 al ihs hdSu Of l2 o'clock N. of such day ray the sad delinquent thereon together with cos of advertising i'd expense of sale
 WI. A. MIX, Secretary. oYTcE-Ainer Park. A. T. nov29if
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
Company I, l2th Regiment Fort Mahava Arizona Territory,

Gen Vim. Vandever, United States Indian Inspector, who has been making tour of Arizona, arrived in the city yesterday and is at the Horton House. The General, with . companion, descended the Colorado river to Yuma, distance of about two hundred miles in a little open boat, in forty eight hours.-fSan Diego Union, Nov. %
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05

x.ALL TIE PATENT PILLs, FaEsH
 h>srs ard gesgins, Ai DR- KESpALLS Piossa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
Music and Musical InStrument

AOA AriIOnzns In need of Musical ins;rs .1tf@R ments, Sheet Music. etc. win ind < s \Ah~Areat their tntsfes. 10 seBd orders 70 CHARLEs NA Js. EATON. l3s Montgomery Street sss Frsneso0 California, vbo heeps the larges, snd b.s variety on the Pacific Coast. ly5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05

ya.-.s->P >PpRE con LIvEH oIL tsAd.Es Al Df. KssdslTs PiosesT Drug Store
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-12-13

SEND NE YoUn PAPER" - Many
times in the year is this request made
by friends, casual acquaintances and
even strangers living at distances from
us, without seeming to give a thought
to the difficulty of collecting the small
amount of the subscription in q distant
place, or the serious loss to us of a
great number of such subscriptions, the
payment of which is never thought of
unless personally solicited. We have
hundreds of dollars of such accounts
standing out against men of unqestion
able responsibility, from which We do
not expect ever to realize dollar, and
the men who made the orders would
have deemed it a personal insult had
we refused to trust them for the paper.
This is one of the penalties printers
are compelled to pay to other peoples
tlloughtlessness. Who would think of
travelling through the country and get
ting his hotel bills all on credit, to be
paid if he ever happened to go that
way again? Many do not hesitate to
ask a printer in n distant town to take
the same risk, and never give the mat
ter thought Acknowledgment.
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carefully avoid committing itself to the
proposition that the seizure was ille-
gal.
ToroxTo, Dec. ga terrific gale
passed over Oshawa yesterday. Several
churche md many dwellings, we're I'M
rooted. \ number of buildings were
prostratc and the losses by the recent
storm here and in this vicinity will prob
obly rcauh 500, 900. Reports from va
rions points indicate that the storm was
of q most destructive character.
MADRID, Dec. At is reported that
that the Spanish mission ct Washing
ton has been ordered to Figueras.
At the bombarlment of Cartagcna,
400 houses have been destroyed. AT
the request of the Commander of the
Government forces, foreign fleets have
withdrawn from the harbOr.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-The regular scige
of Cartagena has been Abandoned.
Religious War Brewing i'm Mexico.
CITY OF Mexico, Nov. 17.-Religious
disturbances have occurred in Tezcoat-
Ian. The Catholics attacked the Prot.
estants with shouts of Live our reli-
gion," and "Death to Protestants. y
Troops have been sent to arrest the
rioters and prevent further trouble. A
Rio Vista dispatch says the rioters
burned alive the Alcalde of Augufer.
Tho revolution in Yucatan continues,
but rs the Government has sent troops
into the disturbed district it is thought
it will soon be suppressed.
HALIrAx, Dec. 6.--The missing steam
er Piciou is supposed to have been
burned at sea and all hands on board
persisted.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-12-13

ORGANIZATION OF San JUAN CouNTY.-
On Monday, the LIST inst, the day np-
pointed in the act creating San Juan
county, the Commissioners met at the
county seat, NIessrs. Chas. Mccoy and
J. A. Merrill, being present; Mr.. Tru-
worth absent. Mr.. Warbass received
the appointment Of County Auditor; S.
V. Boise, of San Juan, Sheriff; r. H.
Frazier, of San Juan, Treasurer; -.
Bowman, of Orcas, Judge of Probate;
VIM. Y. Deere, of Lopez, Superinten-
dent of Public Schools; J. L. Shcrer,
of Lopez, Coroner; - Gilbert, of
Blakely Surveyor; J. NJ. Flemming, of
San Juan, Wreck Master. All the
above officers filed their bonds and
were duly qualified. The next day the
Commissioners divided San Juan into
two election precincts; with Thomas
Flemming Justice of tho Peace for
North precinct, and D. w. Cakes for
South Precinct; C.. Rossler Constable
for both. Lopez, Shaw, Decatur and
Biakelf islands, were set off into one
precinct, with W, Y. Deere Justice of
the Peace and ), l.. Sherer Constable.
Orcas and Waldron were made pre-
cinct, with Paul Z. Hubbs, Jr., Justice
of the Peace. and Joseph Fridge Con-
stable. The Commissioners also di-
vided the island into read districts, and
appointed Supervisors md having trans
acted other necessary business ad-
journed. ~ aaa,..,s, ...5a,.,, s,o4sI
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-12-13
For Sale.

TOWN PROPERTY IN OLYMPIA, VIZ
Lot Block So. near the Swantown bridru.
Lots and Block 80, on Third Street tnpo.
site Sparks new building. aa ,Gt1l
:. LOT Block q. on Second Street. 6npo~ita
the STANDARD Officc.
Lot Block 10.
The above known as 1.-The Mason Proper.
ty."
Lots and Block IL, east Dettman's ola
store. "a"
Dwelling. house and part of lot on WASHING.
ton Street, between Second and Third Street
nearly opposite the STANDARD Office. y Ji1t
49, Dwelling house and two lots on Joffcsror
Street. east and adjoining Williams' Add.
Lots 1. Q and Block 10. north OF and al.
Joining j. n. Gales residence, 40 feet ff6nt
on Main Street. This property Is offered for
Lots 2 and 7 Blotls 81, adjoining T. h. Rob.
Grts place, and running form Tenth to U1ison
Lots and Block S. qof r,fv
Parts Of Lots and Block 1, on Main ST..
with buildings and improvements.
Lot ~ Block 2, Mill Addition to Tunwater
corner lot, cleared. fenced, and orchard on
same Good water. aT7 .'"7--1',-> - - vas
.s.,' ,5a<- 700 31u J9as
\
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MARRIED:

On the 22d ultimO, by tho Rev. John Hemp
him, Of Calvary Church. Mr.. JOHN F. PUaH Of
Port Discovery, to Miss CASSIE FRAZER, of Tat
magOuche, Nova Scotia.
On the 7th instant, on Duwamish river. by
w. NJ. York, Judge Of PrObats. Mr.. JOIN T.
STEELE to Miss LIZZIE A. GIIKEY, both Of King
county.
At Tumwatcr. on the goth ultimo. by s. G..
Ward, J. r.. Mr.. WNsLow LorKA to Miss Jo-
sEPHINE IlHAN.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-12-13

- 1n consequence Of the prolonged
absence Of the Vice President and
Treasurer, in Nevada, the Directors Of
the Olympia Railroad and Mining Com
Company did not leave San Francisco
on tho date announced TO, visit this
place. and inspaet the coal mines md
contemplated route, A late! letter says
they have just returned and will sooa
leave for this place. @ ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-12-13

PERSONAL. Mr.. Thos. w. Presch, of
the Tacoma Tribune, arrived by the
zphyr yesterday. He appears much
elated over the present prospects Of the
terminus.
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@ The United Order OF American
Mechanics meets at Cleveland next
year. ..I1 8. UNfEOaag. - -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-12-13

M Tacoma ! is Boosting over an ex
port OF sixty bushels of saw-dust.
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az The payment Of small debts will
do :. more to keep business up thar, any
thing adse. Al y" li,l " = ,s4, .',i ~ e 80
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q Thsre is considerable opposition
fin the Senate to Williams con6rmo-
ton as Chief Justice. 'i.:'' o,..4 'D,i
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-12-13

AZ Nearly three thousand miles of
railroad have been completed This wear
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On the 2lst ultimo, on the Snoqualmie riv-
er. Mr.. ICEAB DAVIS HoNEs; 9 native of Hop
kintOn, Massachust It's, aged IS years.
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81 In Japan there are said to be
trees 400 or 500 years old which pro-
duce teas worth Ave dollars per hound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-12-13

Eight inches of snow recently
1eil at Sacramento. ,iAtaa'. ,,Eoou ,'shs
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-, y The wheat crop for 1878 viii be
22O ,OOO. 900 bushels. .ts,'-
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cup that cheers. ~'~Ane
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The Waddell Place. e

- ~ ~" - ~ .MIIN1IIID
about 700 acres, mostly fenced. Xsmail log
house on the place, good post barn 800 be2r,
ing apple trees, good we'll OF water, SD&Cxni OF
good meadow land, about 20 ocrcs seeded
. ,. ,Ico-r iyd .4enauiF
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THE GRAHAM CLAM :,

In Mason county, over 800 acres or lan3
fronting on the mouths Of Oyster and l6k6o
KUN bays, including the Arcadia TDwn, sjtc.
soil first quality. plenty Of water f6r ifriTa.
ton back Of claim soil secoud rate timber
supposed to be good for two million faot. n,
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The Littleiohn Farm

In Sec. 5. Township 10 Range2 west, Fwen
ty-tive acres in meadow, about Cd serearDf
good bottom land, house, barn and improve-
menus = tnH0 ,fti+ III Ihoo,fhSiSs
Also in Lewis county, the farm kh oxunaia
KING DONATION CL lilI1 Maias
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-12-13

New goods always on
the way. by every vcs-
sel from San francisco,
Strangers or new conf
ers will find it to their
advantage purchase
..,ek and outfits Of us.
'rhc demand for goods
having increased, We