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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-18

GooDs Delivered to any part Of tho City
FREQ Of charge. nl5-v6-ly
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-18

On and after August 4tA, 1872, Passso,
trains on this line will ran - follows: j.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-18

. J. ;VANVALKENBUnaH,
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Produce Dealer
Assiin, - - : Miamesosu
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-18
T1NHE CHEAPEST ROUTE EASY
L is VIA THE
Detroit { Milwaukee Raihst:
AND -.
Steamship Zine:

On and after Nopdsy, Nay, 18th, ls73, "a;
splendid Steamers Of this Line viii leave h,
~aakee, twice, daily, from their Dock, ssE ,
Water It,, - folIows: At l:3e p. u.. Is.
days excepted,) and at 300 p. n, (ssturd.
excepted,l connecting 1t Grand haven v.
evening and morning Trsins, respectively
Detroit aud al point East. 49, ,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-18

Aovcrtjse il NJ RvcorD.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-18
THE
THE
TORPEDO PATENT Sury
Roberts W. NiClloias Geyey,

Inc io''o"ing is the decision rendered lv Irs.
McKennan, at May Term of the Circuit Conr, ".s'
above case: F "'
in the Cncuit Court Of the United States In o.,.
the Western District ofPernsylvania.-
kobefts Va. Nicholas Goyer.-No. 1--Nor m Ia
1s73.-h Equity -uA
NovS ber 81, 1872. Bill filed nnd sub,ur,
sued.t H'
Subpoena nad notice of ppcation for rrc,,,,,.
ary injunction served
December 10, 1874 Motion for prelim.r,r
junction heard ard the Court being duly a,,sos IN
the premises; tho injunction awarded as pray.d e..
and decree il,cu.
january II, 1873. Iniurctlon issued and ON ,.
.9ih day Of January Indictment served po,s, ,on.
and by copy.
May -, 1873 rue issued for dscudept 70 .bo,n
cause why attachment should not issue for coatqm,,
in violating INJUNCTION ard duly served
june ID, 1873. Rule for attachment in this c,,
came on TO be heard, ara after argument Of cor-.l
pro and con, the Court being full advised in tb.
premises, the Rule is made absolute and the CO..,
tence Of the Cont is, that the said dof.ncap. yIc.
olasGcycr, be inpiioscned in the common iail n
Allegccny County for and durug the term of Ton
day., and that he ray tie costs of tLi, ll,c.o
ing.
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o"he -u' '''' - "nh'ch' '9'ue"
The irjurcton in thia case was for innirg,ms,
Of IN. po,cr,s, ro..,. ~ No. ma '''''
e., -. '"v hF Tat
oh io' 'ho''"9'Ns 'he po"uo"Neh ehess OF OIL wells.
The act of Infringement for which the defender.
u,s co,pri,,od for oo,,srrt co,sis.,a =. -.'
-, N'"9'''N !" @'crs
AtNahufa haE.'r III 'Spicdlng torpeCoes in d
wells being the same act of infringement for ,yhj,,
uanar WIS also committed II, IN, o.. 81, ~ . \,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-18

Mcrchauts, Lawyers. Justices of the Peace, Land
Agents. OH Deaera and Agents, lnsu rance Agents
Exprcssmen aud other parties iu want, ar" informed
iha, we are prepared to execute to order Il kinds of
BLANKS, busincss or legal, required in This com
munity.
Ionhing ,atronage respectfully solicited.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-18

Cuusunpiion has its origin in scrornle0ns
and corrupt state OF the blood, hence the lalac of
treating lung disease with cough syrup, balsmms
Re &c. To cllre consumption we must purify aud
enrich the blood ana when the blood IL pure con
sumption cannot exist. DrA McClllumd Popt
llloJd Sercher peuetrates the secret ambush of th
hrcm dlsea C ond eytermiuates it root aud NH
? 0s) and you wawnys feel thankful Willinw3
Medic'ns Go, Box 1896, Lst ST persons cured
ssnl free
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-18
Avoid Quacks and Impostere.

NO Charge Tor Advice and Cons sultation.
Dr. d. 3. Dyott. Graduate of Jefferson lKedica1
C0Hege, Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases OF the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an ehpecih study either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or of how
long standing. A practice of 80 years enables
him to treat disease with Success Cures guar.
anteed Charges reasonable. Those at dis"
tahce can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
send for the Ght7eto he1lth, Price 10 cents.
j. B. DYOT'r, ND, Physician and Saygeoa.
l0i Duane St, New York .
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-18

- Having struggled twenty years Der
tSs{2.A 4H5A tween lite and djath with Asthma or
$>-8Sst2 rhtasic experimental myself by
f4ss9q Icom5Ouuong tootsOnl herbs, and ii
liz 0ys. Ealing the Medicine thus obtained |
! NJ a,SiIHy ortunate'y discovered "a most won
rG-f &23,,~ lertul remedy and sure cure for asth'
Il Il .s4slFA ma and it, l,indred diseases. Warrcn-
lBS} gssN ted to lolicve the sevcle-t paroAy-m
in,tant Y. so the ratielt can lie down to ret and
sleen comGnr uhiv ONE THAI PACK AGE
SyNT BY MAIL FREE OF CHARGE. Address
y. LANGEIi Apple Greek, Wayne Co., o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19
The Public Schools.
(coNMuSicArEp.l

The parents and children of tue Prescott school have been anxious for some months past that the school should be rc-opened and many do not under stand why we have had no school during the past winter The reason is, that the trustees have been unable to procure a teacher or suitable building In Prescott. Now we have decided to build school house, and the town authorities have dOna- ted and dcedud to Prescott School District No. l twelve lots-half bock---n block No. II, for school purposes The lots are beautifully located, $50 feet east of the plaza and have on them sey- cral large pine and Juniper trees, aiiording me shade We have made a contract with MT. w. L. Wilson for the erection of A school house, in size 25x:D feet to be solid frame building, l2 feet from floor tu ceiling and well finished throughout, for thc sum of $l coo We have also engaged a lady teacher who will probably arrive here, rom California, before the school house is completed We are pleased to state that we have at our dis posal sufficient funds to pay for the building aud to keep a school for six months and do not douOl the ability Of the district to keep school, hereai | ter, throughout the year While we regret th' l delay, we have done the best we could, and car l make no other apology Had the trustees, whom the people elected last fali seen ht to qualify ant assume the duties ?i tue office, they might Ina" | dome bettyr h A. BIGELow,
 | for Board of Trustees,
 Prescott Dist. No. l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19
Diamonds.
The Santa Fe New Mexican says;

The Santa Fe New Mexican says:
 While 1t is doubtful if any diamonds have been found in the SD called diamond region 1t is ucstionablc that many precious stones have been picked up there. We are informed by gentleman from Fort Wingatc that par ties from California and the states are con stautiy passing through there, Co and from the diamond country, and that many Of them have in their possession quantities "i bcant' ful and apparently valuable specimens With the opening of Spring il Is expected the ccun- try west of defiance will be covered with prospectors.
 CaLt. Flceson, who was in Prescott in 1872, has left the "dramond fields with a large quantity of garnets, opaIs, rubies and other stones of value. He has one red stone that weighs 4s carats. very beautiful and called a ruby. Capt F. is probably in San Francisco by this time, ard, If the stone proves 10 be q ruby, will be in clover for tue rest of his days
 Mir. L C. Dickson. of Prescott, who, last year. visited the diamond fields, intends tc return this spring, for the very good rcaso5 ! that some of the stones sent by hun ,o eAT | Franeisco, have proved quite sal"asis- hF 1 Tompkins and others also talk oi returning
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19
Local and Miscellaneous.
Recent Departures.

On the 18th inst. Mir. C. A. Luke and vile leit town, on the stage route for visit to their old homes. The evening before their departure, they entertained large number of their friends at their rcsideucc, where champaign flowed freely and Inc parting moments were made as pleasant ns possible. Mir. Luke was commissioned by ooV' sa,,nrd as commissioner to the great Exposition at Vienna and took with him collection oi our rod. silver and copper ores, which will not suncr 6y comparison with ores from any other section of inc world Mir. and Mrs. Luke Will be absent probably six months. .-,.... John Raiblc. the rotund and worthy proprietor orthc Pacific Brewery, left by the same stage, and ,yill also TO to Europe. The night before leaving he gave some of his friends and patrons big sup ucr at the Oriental restaurant, and made the con innts of his saloon free to all corners, to n late bonr. The 23d Infantry band was on hand and made the beautiful night absolutely charming Tor all within hearing
 Dr. q. D. Kendall, Mrs. T. M. Alexander aud others left on same stage for short visits to Call foruia. ,, ,
 On the 18th, by private conveyance, MT Lev Basford and wife, and Mir. O. II. Case started lo New York, uia Los Angeles. Mrs. Bashiord ha been in rather feeble health for some months pas and will remain east during the summcr. h evening previous to the departure ot MT. anu M rs Bashiord, their dwelling was crowded with lrlenu who called and bldc them goodbye
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19
Strange Movement of Maricopa
 Indians.

A correspondent of ths San Diego Union writes from the capital of Sonora, enclosing copy of state document showing that m February last dcputation ot eight Mir'co- pa Indians waited on the Preiect oi res anu pctitioned for lands on which the tr'oc misn five stating that they wished to get out oi A,,zooa and away from the Americans
 Their petition was referred Co Governor pe.aueria and he hss taken no action n the matter. This is singular step for the Mar'copas 'G take and 1t is the first we have heard Oi IL ] One thing is certain, we would all bc glai to | have the whole tribe go to Sonora or any ! where else.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19
Bad News from Mcdowell.
A Mexican Killed by Apaches who are said to be Armed with Needle-Guns.

Under date of the lith inst, Mr. John Smith, of Camp Mcdowell, in Maricopa coun- ty. sends Us as follows:
 The news has just comc in that the Apaches have killed Mexican about five miles below this post It seems that three men were com ing up here with wagon and four mules. ana when little this side of the |" divide A they were attacked by some 12or l3 Apaehes, and one of thelr number was killed at the irst fire. The other two got away and brought the body of their companion with them. The commanding officer, Capt Hamilton, immedi. a,ely detailed Lieut.. F. D. Thomas, with 20 men. to go in pursuit of the murderers. Capt Hamilton is making every effort to overtak' the devils, and sincerely hope he will mce ' with success.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Heretofore, it has not been safe for per son to go anywhere in Arizona without being armed to the teeth, and without being always on the alert for murderous Indians; but now we have gieat faith in the nearness Of the time when such precautions will be unneces- sary. as Crook will see that the Apache' be- have themselves and stay upon their reser'a tions. As soon as this state of affairs become; known abroad people will flock here, anc the Territory will then make rapid advance l ment.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19
Yuma County News.

The Sentinel of Aprii | in commenting paragraph 10 ,c ,tizen narraiing inc feeling in favor oi Vg lance c,,pre ia Tucson eungratuiaies the pnohc that tfe E no ,ch com nittee needed Yuma and neniions ihe seu,en.s of criminals last Court one murderer se'h sebiencei to be hung May 2a- ,,.
 The Cnlofldo steam Navigation Company hAs o'-'t'l ,,l M r, of rues,n merchants freights against ,he ,inaymas route and Is not likely that another .'
 Nil be made do much business by inc Guaymas fon" " n long time to come. ,..., s.. .,
 Judge Porter Is now holding U. $. pistri"t Court al Yuma. ,t--, ,r.i,o
 pun Jac,i,n naneO has made geographical eNa'hna , T inc Colorado River from forp Yuma o %, 'n"nt s,,bs M,rican Government and has gone Co Mexico " report ,.., Nf .,c, n wh, bathing in the COloradoi having Nen'ufN '" 'A in the treachefous cnrrenL ,, - ceo Tvny sheriff of Yuma County has resigned an'
 Thomas Hughss will probably be appointed tJ h Inc va cancy. .,. ,a t,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19
A Tribute to Moral Worth.
CoMauNIcATED.


 As the Rev Alexander Gilmore, who has been inc respecteI chaplain at Fort Whipplc for over two years, and for some time past the only one in this Territory, Is, owing to failing health ana in keepinr with the counsel of his medical ad- yisors on the eve of his departure to the States n meritcd tribute Is due from those he has so nithiuliy served and Is about to leave
 Our chaplain, coming from New Jersey to this far oil poTton of our national domain, Iailed hot to bring with him that stock of knowledge ana grace. of ready wit and klndlness of heart when have made him welcome guest Of those oi every class This was observable In the numbers "hlcn gathered in the courthouse at Prescott, on las, | Sabbath, March 30; when and where he preacheu ! an ohle and effective "Farewell." All present seemed to feel, with regret, that aiter lew dAy | thev would sec his face no more" Aiter the ser | mon he aided Rev. G. A. Reeder in "the coni l munion service" which was the second tlme th | sacrament was administered in Arizona by minis ters of the M, F. Church. ,., | Now that he goes forth not to return' ""it feelings of charity for al and malice to"ar' none,n so he bears with him the hate of nont the resueet of all. And when rom ocean to ocea he shali rccross this continent, 1t Is 10 be hope that he may ind hoUe as pleasant In which spepd the evening of his days, as the one ne
 now leaving: and when "the lengthening shadow | of life" shall hGye reached their fullest neasur and "the setting sun" shall disappear, may lt ri' in more healthful cllInc with brighter skles, decline, neuer, DO nerer.
 Tine foregoing should have been printed in Ia F l.sue of the MINER, and would have been
 printed had it not been for the great quantity
 good Indian and military news-ED MISERl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

MYSTERIOUS MURDERs.-The Sacramento Record, of March 3lst, publishes long ac' count of the mysterious killing of a man nam ed Coates and his little daughter, aged about II, in Placer county, California, by some un- known person or persons. The body oi the girl was found in an old prospect hole, some | l9 days after her disappearance from Ter Hath CTS house, by parties who went out to search | for her. Coates was found dead, some dis | tance from the place where the girl lay Al latest dates mystery yelled the authors O these terrible deeds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19
Man Killed at Cerbat.

Our Hardy yye correspondent seod' us the following Dad news in a letter dated April l4
 ] F. Ridgway Killed ai Ceroai te" days Ns', p. ,, t,st sr ,yho is now under it seenis iha Rigwav had been aner Fred during The day and fs' ar,nud town with pistol threaisning Co MI him fte - ,hs evening procured a shot -gun and shot the Tor af Ri5ywny's heal uG. It is said that NdgwAys lAs
 ,ls ,x,r. ..I-U Nil Pred Hunsaoker on sight My 10 or,nant says the general opinion Is that hHns'eAs' "" g,.tIded in Killing hitn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

The proceedings of inc board ot supervisors will be found in full, elsewhere. The ahus'on therein to Justice Fleury and Sheriff Thomas concerning the discharge Of certain prlsohc! ss called forth by the fact that, 10 say inc least both these officers made mistake in permitting n prjsoner to leave jail before he had paid cer tain penalty They will know better next tune
 But we started in to remark that, athousn @ tue ms a cent for having printed last election Teturn in official. table form we still look upon them a inc best and most capable sups. this county ha ever had.
 No charge for this, and no fivors asked.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

We haven't the remotest idea oi the doihss oi our village council but have been requested 10 re- aues, to pay some attention to the condition oi Goodwin street between MOntczuma ana Irahie, which Is in very sad plight. Again, the c""mch shouid move i'm the matter Of preparing hltches to carry the water of next flood directly in'o Granite creek, SO as 10 prevent it-the ~'tcl from destroying any more property anu Hnuoy 'ns dwcllcrs on Granite and MontczuIna streets
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Houses are scarce in Prescott. Cannot some
 wealthy citizen or citizens open their eyes 10 the ,,i s,,,lotion there Is and would be in erecting nnd renting suitable dwelling houses llad we money to invest, the chances for making moro Ill this way would not long escape us.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

The year 1872 was a bad enough year " for disasters, but 1873 promises to eclipse it, in this respect. In Minnesota and Iowa, scores of people have perished from cold. ous and destructive, and now we have the news of the loss of the steamship Atlantic, with 500 souls the news of terrible storms which have recently swept over Georgia and other States, and the swamping of the Christian" craft, Credit Mobiler. What must the country co Co be saved2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

MT. R. Mcacham and wife len this piAee TOT Oakland, California, Sunday last They came he'e during the latter part of ls65 and have, oy srlc. attention to busincss accumulated sufficient money to keep them in luxury for many years to come. which inct goes to show that freseou ls good place in which Co amass fortune,-that is' for some people.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

WANTED.-Miners, farmers, stock-ralsers, me- chanIcs school teachers and other good people in come here, settle down and "grow up with the cou,tryn which is, just now, entering upon new and progressive era, owing 10 the conversion ofthe Apaches by saint George Crook and to the fact that railroads and telegraph lines are going to be built, right of.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Rodeuburg & Co.'S new brewery Is now com pletc in every particular. It has cost considerable money: and is one of the best institutions of the li,d this side of San Francisco. We have tasted of the first beer made in 1t, and pronounce II real good.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Dr.J.I. Pierson, superintendent Of NIT. Grants stage lines, came up from Wichcnburg and re- turned. this week Ere long, he proposes to have all stages, mail wagons, etc, butt in the Ter ritorV
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

THE estate of the late A. G. Dunn was this week settled by Mir. B. A. Hussey, administrator thereoi It paid 40 cents on the dollar.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Gen. J. J. Dana chief quartermaster oi th's department, is having the buildings, fences, &c, that 20 to make Fort Whipple and Whipple Depot painted and colored in way that ~nl greatly aid in their preservation, as well as ada to their good looks.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Los Angeles new postmaster, Mr. Bent, has, the Express informs us, made many good improvements in the office since taking pos ession thereof. .s"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

General Crook, Lieutenant Ross and one or two other military gentlemen, started west, via Mo- have road, Saturday last. The General travels without an escort.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Mir. Lambcrson, of Walnut Grove, informed us while here, recently, that the frost injured ms peach orchard. 1t also touched some Of the gram In coming up, he saw some Indian sign.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

WEATHER charming, as usual, m thls part Arizona. A snow-storm or rain "ouid' however be hailed with delight.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Mir. Joseph Melvin returned home oy stage Tuesday morning He has been absent TOT seN eral months, visiting relatives In Pennsylvania
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Mir. $. C. Rogers and family have come back 10
 Prescott, from Walnut Creek, and are now hVing in the house formerly occupied hy MT. Robert McuChim.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Mir. C. c. Bean, who has the contract Tor inr- ntshIng Camp Verde with hay, will be pleased to give employment to all Indians on tho reserve who n,naV he willing to earn an honest dollar.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

MORE ISDIAss-Mr. G. ". Bowers, lately from inc Verde, says that some 200 hundred Indians had arrived from the mountains and joined their brethren on the reservation, previous to his ae- partnre from the fort.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

We do hope that the project of boring Tor ar'e' sian water has not been forgotten by it's old auNo eates. A trial of this kind ought to be made' anu we for one wiii assist.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Mir G. Cornell, of this place. has been Spenu' ing some money on his cottage home, whicu '' one of the neatcst in Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

We sympathizc with Mir. Rambo, of Wiekeh- burg, whose prospects for raising peaches anu strawberries were dispellcd by the late irost'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

CP Head X Co. have opened one instaIlineh' th cir spring stock of goods. Jake MaFhs' ohc the firm, informs us that trade Is good
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

NEW P. O's. AxD P. M.'s.--A post office has been established at Camb Bcalc Springs. Mir. B. II. Spear i~ postmaster.
 Mir Geo. W. IIance Is postmaster of the recently established oli at Camp Verde.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Mir. F. J. Cook has everything set for new house and some one to love.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

IscREAsISG.-Travel by Grants stages has, of late greatly increased.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Sheriff and Tax-Collector J. c. Thomas h pre- pairing to assess property.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

The Twenty third Infantry Band will play the following selections thi. Saturday, afternoon Q, o'clock; No. l. Federal March. 9 SOdaien Polka 3 Ballad-sInder the Daises l. Pearl River Quadrllo. 5 Parting Waltz. G. SOng-O Ye Tears. q First Love Polka Redowa {" s. Galops With joy and Love.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Our gardeners are hard at work. The late iros' damaged some of their green things.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Read Squire X Becker's advertisement They keep Phoenix Wells Station, on thu road from Salt River to Florence.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Eplzooric.-But little is now beard of this malady, SD we take it that it has let go it's hold upon the animals of our Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

The hill on the road leading from Prescott to woodside needs "interyiewing' by our village council. ..h
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

In the San Diego Union, Arizona has an able and fast friend. Its zeal for the good of our Territory should have it's reward. Sub scribe for it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

The Hudson River was recently quite high. Our "rivcr, ,'-Granite Creek, is in fine tune for a fool.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

The plpers announce the death in SaXony of Mrs. James Gordon Bennett.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

sam Miller has not vet started for Arizona, his teams being afflicted with zoot.-i Los Angeles Exprcss, April 2.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Sections of California have been frost bitten,' and the fruit crop will be short.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

TuERfsE or GoLD.-For several weeks past gold has been steadily advancing, and iu our latest New York date. !. quoted at ll9 Is. During the present month thc Government will cell siN mil lion, oC gold in New York, which will, H Is thought reduce The premtum.