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Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17

Last Saturday the of Cayetano Tnranico indicted for murder for Killing F.. Menmga at Florence. March II, called. jury impanneed and Monday the trial cosed and the jury returned verdict of manslanghte On Tuesday the of T0ney Grswad. indicted fT murlier called and jary apanneied This has attracted much attention during the trial and resulted on Thursday in ;he discharge of the prisoner The cused indicted for the murder Of his brother some time Camp Grant. The evidence positive that with but little rrvvOcaiion he shot his brother in cold blood but upon investigation of the 1t be- evident o the jury that the prosecuting witnesses worthy of belief IL s said that of them is old offender aud the evidence Of the accused showed that of the prosecuting witnesses committed the deed and had upon several previous occasions prOOed io hn and brother to engage n theh and robbery. The ev dence considered sufficiently strong ashinst Charles Grum and Charles Trckuer their for the murfer Ar s;reeter, who defended Gnswald s deserv
 ing of credit fur the zeal energy and ability he displayed in his behalf II o be the general belief that the verdict in this inst. but there two things do not understand. II Gruin aud TTckBer had repeat sdly proposed 10 the Griswala brothers to engage h crime, why did they continue to live with them Alter Grswad murdered why did his brother allow weeks and weeks to pass without causing the arrest of those he knew to be his brothers murdereTs i-tTueson Citizen ApFii 4th.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
NOT CE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That the undersigned, claim, and have ihis day located anu taken possession o for agricultural and gahug pupes n tract of land, situated as followsi
 Commencing at this stake which the northeast eorner of the eluim and running south two miles to stake thence west one eighth mile stake thence north two miles to stake thence east to place of beginning n cludinR what is known as tbe Lake SP1ngs .inaien about one mile southeast of Coneho springs ana on the side of the wagon road going from Camp Apache to the little Colorado river, in Yavapa county, Ar,ona
 ANTONIO JOSE LUNA. July 25 ls7l
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
TUCSON

Tucson. April l3-A letter from San Carlos reports the Ga very high at thst point
 j. J. Miller and Samuel Hughes of Tucson, returned this week from the Serrita mines Mir Miller Is scen. And such quantities of rich He predicts great hi. tnre for these mines Wednesday. look aner mines is the Papago country Abou, a of very rich from the French mine was brought in this week. The intend seud ii ,O the Castle Dome Smelling works hr reduction.
 Major wm. IT, Brown left for San Francisco on Tues day.
 Gen F. A. Car len Camp Lowell last Thursday for California. It roillon accompanied him.
 Col A. ". Evans Inspector General Of the Department Grant
 Weather clear and very pleasant. Thermometer at a. m., 62o.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
N or lC E.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, Tha,
 the undersigned, claim and have this day iocasu Anh taken pOssessOn of fur agricultural and gfahng puP' a tract of land described as followsi
 at this stake which Is the northeast corner of inc claim and running south miles; thence west eighth mil. thence north two miles thence east tS place of beginning including what knu"" as c"asho Springs the head of ConchO Greek, tributary oi ,ss Little Colorado ryer and situated io the west oi me wagon road leading from Camp Apache to the ie So''
 JESUS MARIA LUNA.
 July oJih ls7J
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
NOT IC

KNOW ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS. That the undersigned claim and have his day located and taken possession of tract of land for agricultural and grazing purposes described us follows:
 Commencing a ths stake which s the southeast corner of the claim and running west mile o stake thence north and one half miles to a stake tbepee fourth mile stake thence south to rlaee of beginning including what IS known Mineral spripgs, ituated about fcrytw0 miles northeast of Camp Apache YasRpei county. Arisnns Terrifnry.
 TRANouILINO LUNA. July 25 1873 hoy22yl
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
YUMA.

IImA, April ll.--A saua storm i. prevailing today bu he Wenirt Is warm. thermumotrr being 72 degrees
 To-days Sentinel ln sN'akhg of The Casie Dome Hin' ing region says Ky Mcssrs. Hopkins and Baker who down The other day. have good frHm this uulng t:ion everything Is lively the lodges pro. uruV excellent ihe smelling works nearly rtn dv tu There is excitement about ten miles off The Castle Done mines. Specimens brought irun there h of gold and horn silver rlHnly visible Co ihe naked eye. AS usual few men are trying Co Keep tho matter quiet until they their locations but we win know an Hhuut it
 The steamer cf, ycsteriny fr Ehrcnbcrg which ls as (. she ,-ill 20 this
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
LEGAL
NOTICE.

KNOW ALI, MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. Ths,
 the unders gned claim and have this day ieaeu Hnu taken possessioa o for agricultural and gnzing Pofi"~es q tract uf land described as iUlloWsi . --.,.
 Commencinw n, this siake which is in ihe northeast corner of the claim and running south one mile o saAs thence fourth mile Co stake thshce pt'n "n mile to stalk. thence east O place "f beginning, 70 cluding what is known Malpuis spnngs nuVu' Io'l eight miles northeast from Camp Apaehe' in ihNaPm Arache fan New Mexico. MELQUIADBS LUNA.
 Jnlv 25dh ie1J
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17

have retired inc muaiclral auihoses having raid them l0unO0 reals.
 London. April lj.--Adyces from sadrs Abapto of the nihh of Apul tha, Marshal Serfano made pfOpO. 'al for settlement of the dhoulhs'' which ths cnl"s rejected ipg
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17

rg- Bianh Mining and auitciaim Deed. sps.tai aud GesersI Pewsrs-of-Aitornsy etc., for satt St the Miner Onfee.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
PHOENIx.

Phoenix, April l2-Democratc primary election yes erlay was very quiet resulting In ,e election of G. II OiIry and \. B. Lilies as delegates
 Parties returning from the mines discovered ucar Saca tom repUrt n cessation of work
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17

From the Review, of Albuquerque, N. M., we learn that five men have been frozen to death at some point about the San Francisco mountain.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17

The rainfall at San Diego, Cal, for the five months ending March 3ist, shows i4.27 inches.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
Prescott. Arizona, Jan. l4, le'

tfnr Prescott, Arizona, Jan. l4 1874. Commanding General, Department of Arizona. SiIE--I have tbe honor to reply to your com muneation of this date, respecting the removal of the Ilualpai Indians. that am now prepared to receive them the Colorado river reservation, and request that officer with at least thirty mounted 'uen be permanently situated on the res crvation after they are removed. Please advise me when it will be convenient for you 10 make the change.
 Yours Respectfully,
 J. A. ToSSER,
 U. S Indian Agent
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
Executors Notice.
Estate of JOHN HENRY LOUIS woRTMAs, Deceased

ESEste or JUHN HLNhl LUUIb WUhIMAh, UecoaSed Notice is hereby given to the creditors of and all per having claims against the estate Of John Henry Louis WoTman, doceased o present tbe to the dersgned Execuor, ht Prescott Nayhpai County A. T., within months from the date of this notice the will be forever barred and all persons indebted to said estate hereby requested o make immediate payment
 JOHN KAIBLE. EIecuiof. Prescott, January 5, 1874. iaul0m3
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY OF YAvA. | raj, Prescott. Precinct.
 In the Justice Court and for the County o YAvapa
 The PeoPt> cJ ne 7erTttory ef irire.a to Jdi. N TisrHdn
 You are hereby summoned to appear before at my office in Prescott; in said county of Yavapa the th day of May A. D. 1874 at 10 o'clock a to the complaint of Charles A. Luke, plaintiff for the of hfy dollars for money loaned when iugdmeut will be taken against you for the said amount together with and damages, u you fail io appear and answer.
 Given under my hand this lith day of March A. D., 1874. JAS. c. OTIS,
 marl30 Justice of ths Peace of said County,
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT or PRESCOTT PRE.
 cinct is the county Of Yavala Territory of Arizona Jas. c. Otis. ]. F.
 DANIEL TnoHSE Plaintiff,
 agdtnff
 Jas s. THonss, Defendant. Th, Territory cf Arirosa stnds greeting: To Jas. Thomas. defendant
 You are hereby summoned to appear befsrs me ai my office in Prescott in the county of fsvsIai the 2th S lion 2s oAgTl p ,ss ., II & se,ces m in an so. complaint of the above named plaintiff.
 Said action s brought to the of tbree hun dTed dollars money loaned judgment will be taken against you for the said amount together with costs of this sui; if you fail to appear aad answer
 To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County, greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof Givcn under my hand. this 26th day of February, A. D ls74 JAS. C. OTIS. feb27 Justice of The Peace of said Precinct,
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17

Headquarters Department of Arizona,
 Prescott, January II, 1874. Dr. J. A. Tonner Special Indian Agent, Colorado Reservation, A. T.
 sIR.-I respectfully invite your attention to the enclosed official copies of communications in reference to tue removal of the Hualpai lbdians from their present station, and request that you iuform me, with the least possible delay, what ac- ton yen Intend taking in the matter.
 Very respectfully, your obt sv't.
 GEoGE CROOK.
 Brig. and Bvt Maj. Gen.
 Cominanding Department.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
THE RE#oyAL OF THE HUALPAlS

The following copy of correspondence was forwarded to us some time ago by Dr. J. A. Touner, Indian agent at the Colorado reservation. At the time of its receipt we looked upon it as a matter of no interest, and laid it aside, but since that time inti- nations having been made that the MINER favored only one side of D.. Tonner's case, we give bis papers for whatever they may be worth:
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17

HEAD QR's MILITARY Div. OF THE PACIFIC,
 san Francisco, Cal, Oct. |, 1878. CTelegrum, w, U. Linc) To Comm6nd,ng OGGeey Department of ATIEona, Prescott, 4. T.
 Operator Los Angeles, please maiD Adlutant General Army telegraphs that Indian Department reports it's Intention 10 have HuaIpai Indians removed to Colorado reservation, but thinks 1t desirable that nothing be done until agent Tonner, now East, returns to Agency.
 J. C. KELToS,
 A. A. General. Head Qr's Department of Arizona, Prescott, Jan. l4, 1874. . OFFICIAL. COPY: .4.. JoHS BOURKR,
 2d Lieut.. Sd Cavalry, 4. D. c. and A. A. A. General
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
HEAD QR's DEr'r OF ARIZONA,

Prescott, September IF, lsI3. Asst. AdjatGnt General, Military DirisiOn cf de Paeife, San Franeisco, Cal Sg.--I have understood that the Indian De partment eontemplates moving the Hualpai lndi ans to the Colorado Indian Reservation. The Agent of that reservation, Dr. TOnner, promised to advise me in regard to it, but has gone away without doing so. The country they occupy is filled up with miners, collisions occur, aud the condition Of affairs may at any time become crit cal. l have therefore to request to be advised as to the intention of the Indian Department in this matter, and that be furnished with the infOrma- Iion with the least possible delay.
 Very respectfully, GEORGE CROOK,
 Lieut. Col 23d Infantry, Bv't Major
 General, Commanding Department. OFFICIAL:
 JOHN c. BoURKE,
 2d Lt 2d Cav A. D. c. and A. A. A. General.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17

July 2Sih, is7o.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11

Eg HARD ON AIoRaAsrows. The
Martinsburg &atesnlan is inclined Ia
be severe on Morgantowu !; but probn-
bly, not half as severe as the circum.
stances warrant. Ina recent article,
tho Salesman says: THE people Of
hlorgap.oWn aud vicinity are becoming
somewhat nervous about State aid for
the University located at that point
Well, people of other sections Of the
State are making the enquiry whether
it is a proper location for the Universt,
w A people who can give an ova ton
to man who stole seat in Congress,
is not a very proper community to rear
the youths Of the State in"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11

Sur res DAMAGES, the Fair
mont Kest Hryiaiaa learns that Mrs.
Roberts, of Riversville, whose husband
while on a drunken spree. shot and
slightly wounded Mr. Miller, her father
has brought suit against the parties
who sold her husband the liquor,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11

Eg Roar TooLs.-In pursuance Of
an order Of tho County Court, the
Clerk thereof has procured and has
ready for distribution. to each Justice
in the county, one sledge. one pick
aud one erow.bar to be used ii the
repair Of tho roads.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11

ET DR Dayissou. OF Jane Lew.
has sold out his drug store TO Messrs
Norris q Neeley, who will conduct
the business. Dr. DAVIDSON will here,
after confne himself to the practice Of
bis profession. aN
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11

NJ The town Of Grafton wants to
borrow $4,000. in bonds payable in
not less than ninG nor moro thantwcn-
ty.tvo years, with 0 per cent interest,
payable annually. They ought to
have no difficulty il obtaining the mo-
ney upon those terms.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11

Rg- Tus NBw Yosk sw1sDLsa,
who recently sent a letter to Mr.
lIriikman, Ofthis placc-a copy Of
which We published, has been dipped
in tie bud by the police Of that city.
Mr. James G. Bastablo sends US this
information.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11

N UpshUR county has appointed
delegates tolhe oapital-Noving- Con
vention, 20 10 held at Grafton on The
27th Of May.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11

Ir DG GEoAsr b MoRsIs, Dea'
tist, will DO at the Bailey House u
Weston, june lst. and will remain 10
days.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11

EE MARRIED, at the residence Of
che brides father. in Braxton county,
byDr. John L. Rhea. Mr. Lucian N
Hopkins, to Miss Malissa ]. Lloyd, all
ofthis State.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11
~ A OarlIollo CnuAca n Mon

ET Al Cariioi,c CnUscn At Mon.
olls uouar Housl during The war
ths Catholic churchin Summersyille,
Nidholss county, was burned since
which tune the Catholics have held
Divine services in the Court House and
private residences, according 70 cir.
cumstunces. One Of the Catholic cler.
gymen o. Charleston visited there re.
gently and gave the contract for the
building Of a new church TO be finish
ed by the .Iirst Of September next.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11
DIR. DEHANNIO.
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
and his wife,
rup INDIAN MEDICINE WOMAN,

formerly Of Wheeling Island have permanently located Piedmont West
Virginia and will be found at tho BAILEY HOUSE WESTON for
weeks from the First Of May
During the past years the bis wife consulted by
thousands patients aud have performed wonderful Their celebrity
can be testified by hS ao.' respectable citizens q the States They are
Chronic 0phalma Eyes Waite Srg Pies Scrcula Aha
Cancer Liver Complaint Failing ScEnesi Eta Rheumatism Lumbago
AeiaE Disease OLD Sores SAT- RhuW Eysipoa Da e Heart
Whites AmerOrrAaa GenoThga, Syphl', and
all Diseases the Womb Diseases peculiar to Females Mauon Self
abuse and fact all ills human flesh heir They you
eOg When tho Great spirit created mankind he created
leaf shrub all tho diseases which his should DO subject
Let those who suffering from Consumption the Lungs call on tho Indian
Medicine Woman and cured Fever and Ague cured Shake
but and the Indian Medicine aud DO cured She
dseeas dugseures tho Indian pnpo-uo matter how
long have had the disease she will We such ams
strife with nature the laws hands with blood never
STAIN poison their pain TO THE LADIES would DO
treated by who perfectly understands your construction
and tho diseases which you subject and what yon Her Suffer
longer but call the Indian Herb DOsSs and be cured Her remedies
never fail Cancer positively removed without tho knife The Indian Me
attends the ladies' and tho Indian Herb Doctor the gentle
men The Indian Medicine raised among tho Cherokee Indians
where she obtained all her knowledge Of medicine and has performed
Of diseases than any regular practitioner the country
That terrible monster TAPE WORM, positively removed within
twelve hours Come tho Doctors office that have been taken
by him. No charge for consultation advice.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11

E5r ExrSA Roar WntK.-At The
lat term (AptiD ofihs County Court,
thc following order was passed:
oapEREp. That all the hands
belonging to the different road pre-.
eiuctsiiu this county be required TO
perform sic ertra dayslaJor, IN their
respective precincts, 10 addition 70 the
number Of days (two) required BY law
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11
LleSse Tlskst.

EIoenee TtokOt,
Mayor-A. q. Hale-BB,
Recordsr-o. II. P. Washburno-65,
Aldermen-J. II. Clifton. Sr. ,-6S
Jacob Nicholns-70,
Thos. Bradbury-65,
Chas. pritchard-6s,
Jesse Woolter-66,
sereeant-J. IS. Wilkinson.
lin accordance with a suggestion
made by Tus DEMOCRAT some tins
since, Mr. Wilkinson was. reelected
without opposition, and received the
ullyote.ct both parties, although be
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11

The thirtieth Of May, decoration day.
viii soon be here.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11
obituary.

Died. sther Au.baud's residence, in
tho City Of Lawrence, Kansas. April
18th, 1874, EnzlBErn, wife Of Hon.
TnoMAs worPIspIs, aged So years.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11

kg ri. westfall, member Of the
Texas Senate, and . rising man in the
politics Of that State, Is nativoof
'Upshuf county
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11

@' y" SAsH N5 WAs hAsASA
above the ankle.
As wo are about TO 60 to press we
we are Informed that VIM. Andric shot
David Yanscoy, inflicting q severe
wound in his thigh. We have not
learned all tho particulars of the Of
fray, but from what we have gathered,
it appears that there has been feud
existing between the parties for some
time.
@ NorEs TRoM WEBSTER.
friend Bernard Mollohan, writes US as
follows ave have had plenty Of rain
for the last month, and the rivers have
been up to pretty good logging stage
for some time. Parties frOm Charles
ton are having saw.logs cut aud put in
in Elk River above and below the
Court House, II was out last week on
a surveying tour 10 whats are called tue
Yew Mountains, at the head Of a
branch Of Elk called Burgoo Greek. in
company with two gentlemen from
Center county, Pennsylvania. On an
examination Of the pines there the
strangers pronounced them to be the
''Balsam Of Fir" The pines grow
from 90 to 100 feet to the first limb.
They are ycIy straight, and stand so
thick that you can't SEQ the sky above.
Sigusof bear were abundant among
the pines; and tho hogs will suffer in
that neighborliood this summer. The
people Of this State are very much
dissatis6eG at the idea Of having three
prosecuting attorneys, oil active and
operating Ut the same time. Should
you have anybody in your county
who need prosecuting, just send them
over herc--we can do the job, The
settlement Of this ycxa,ious question, il
is understood. will DO referred to
Judge Brannon at tho next term Of
the Circuit Court, which convenes on
the 26th inst. Plenty Of trout are be-
lug caught in Elk aud its tributaries.
Peaches and apples are not hurt
much here, and tho prospect for goud
crop throughout the county is very IA.
vorable Several new buildings are
going up in Addison .
Eg- TnE TowS ELIoriox. The
election for corporate officers aud
school commissioners held in Weston
last Monday, was one Of tho most
exciting days. among both men aud
women, that has ever occurred in the
history of the town. Alta meeting
Of the Temperance Society. held a week
previous, a ticket. composed Of men
pledged TO oppose the granting Of Ii
cense to retail liquor, had been noni /.
natsd and this tickct tho women had
endorsed and pledged themselves to
support The license men also
brought out q full ticket Of their own
with the exception OF Town Ser.
geant-and for several days prior to
the election, the excitement ran high.
Three tickets were ia tile field for
School Commissioners, and u great
deal II interest was manifested in re.
gard TO sAOm by tho yo.ers still the
license question overshadOwed all
others.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11

NJ PuiLLIPPi.-We clip the fol.
lowipg items from the phillippi Pain,
REV. N, B. johnson is reported to
have been drowned recently, IN Cheat
river. We have no correct intorma-
ton.
There was man drowned this week
somo miles above here, in the Valley
river, He was taken through to bis
home in Pennsylvania.
On Tuesday, as MIR. Job H. Glls.
cock, was standing on the cnrriage.way
Of his saw.uill. tie carriage was run
backwards by the sawyer, kn Ocking
him from his position, and catching bis
his leg under it. His leg was broken
above the ankle.
As wo are about to 90 to press we
we are Informed that VIM. Andrie shot
David Yanscoy, iuaicting a severe
wound in his thigh. We have not
learned all tho particulars of the Of
fray, but from what we have gathered,
it appears that there has been feud
existing between the parties for some
time.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-11

OUR LAMP DEPARTMENT
Is largo, and We sell at Wholesale and retail
Ne shall receive constantly new supplies o
LAMPS, CtGNlNEYs, 10, aud will dupli
cate free of freights any bill of Lamps pur
chased 10 Wheeling.
Fay CHURCHES SUPPLIED AT COST
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18
The Convention met this morning

The Convention met this morning. All
the nominations were unanimous For
Congress, L. W. Davenport, a farmer.
twice member of the Legislature: fol-
Governor, Thomas T. Campbell, President
of Monmouth College and editor of the
Christian Messenger Secretary of State,
}. II. Doughitt, farmer, and ex-Presi-
dent of the State Agricultural Society;
Treasurer, d. Beach, mill-owner; State
Printer, William NJ Hand, publisher OF
the Nountaineer. Wasco County; Super
intendent of Public Instruction, NJ NJ.
Oglesby of Douglas County.
The platform sets forth that there is no
hope but in the people to correct the ex-
travagance and corruption prevalent in
State and National administration. Off
cials paid by the Government should de-
vote their full time to the Government
1t asks for the building of the Portland,
Dallas & Salt Lake Road, the improve
ment of rivers and harbors; the compile
ton of roads already begun tavors the
proper encouragement OF transportation
companies, corporations and persons en-
gagged in legitimate business, all under
subsection to law that freights and fares
should be fixed by the Legislature; re
turn of the salaries of State officers to the
constitutional limits; the reduction o
Clerk and Sheriff fees to fair compensa
ton for the services performed: for lib
eral system of schools; condemns th'
monopoly in the sale of school books; i
opposed to the State leasing the locks o
the Willamette Falls condemns the act
of the Legislature enabling spectators +
get large tracts of land to the detriment 0
settlers; considers personal character th
criterion for fitness for office; that tn
General Government should pay the losse
and damages of settlers by the Modo
war; favors the local option and civ
damage laws; indorses the Granger effort
against extortions and monopohes.
The Oregon Statesman and Willamett
Farmer o. this date hoist the independer
ticket. The Oregonian follows suit tt
morrow. One-half of the press will il
dorses the ticket