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CAMPAIGN OF 1874.
Hack & Livery Notice

pELIEVING have as fine stock of Horses and
1t Carriages to do summers business there
is to be found east Of Boston, wond call the atten-
ton of the riding public to it. l am prepared to
furnish any kind of carriage wanted short notice
and reasonable rates, with or without drivers. ANY
number Hacks furnished for funerals we tidiIgs mar
ties &c. Particular attention paid to ca lis for cars
boats, &e. All kinds of Single and Don Bile Teams
may be found at either of my ables Partj es wishing
teams by the season win be dealt with libernliy.
hand Carriages for sale. =
sfabics-No IA Preblc ST., No. 31I Com
grcss Street.
my12deod1m T n IIppy Pro prietor.
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THREE hundred parasols at % cents at
Leach's "a Middle street. NIL 1w
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sender Rros Maronis Robinson, Brunell q Co.
Andrews, Wentworth, GIendenning, Moses, Hender
son, and Chisholm Bros. on all trains That run out
the city.
At Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon,
At Watervil1e, of j. ). Carter.
At Gorham of News Agent.
At Bath, ofJ. Q. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of French Bros. and Stevens g. Co,
At Kennebunk, of c. Il. Miller.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.
SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Removal-Evans s. Mooney.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tuber Roses-Wm. Morton g. Son.
Railroad Tickets-F G. Patterson.
Sandford's Jamaica Ginger.
For Sale or to Let-R. johnson.
Notice is hereby given-Sarah Chase.
Administrators Sale-W. II. Fesscnden.
Wanted-Cook.
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To DAY F. 0. Bailey & Co will sell at 10 a.
m, very choice lot of plants from the conser-
vatory of Taylor & Goodall, Merose, Mass.
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Wbeat p May 2l-Flonr is steady and UNCHANGED
at AZ. er steady No White Michigan 81: No N
Al; seller 1nlv 4 amber Michigan seller June
M hea at IA No Red at a NO hed a. oo NJ
Mixed on n9d at 10 Corn is steady at 7S G h;,
ssc no grade 6sa 1lc seller for Sept low Mixed
Lake E 25e: NO at soc; Michigan So arc s'eAy
81 g. reights dull; To BnffaIo 81 "a 3. to osuao
busi cnp p,a 900 bbls flour. G mn h,,..
'Ss corn, 1000 bash oats o'Voo bush wheat 5000
900 bush corn bbls iour 900 bush WHEAT %
cbanaed AoMMEE, May 21.-F1o,r =. .,..
Quiet at isc for ~ 1os seller for June and I, -, no
6l4c. Rye is dull No at as SniI No Mixed fresh at
2Spring at 60; No Sprine 1rley Is nominal; No
lie lard Is firm ami =. !. 90 Hams in pickle III s
Receipts-4,OOO bbJs flour, 124 900 bnsb steam 1T
hogs. 'sn "heat O,O0o
Shipments 1000 bbls -four. 17SOoo bush whoa,
CINCINNATI, May 21.-Provisions- is firm.
sales at Is 90 buyer May. Lard is quiet and hrm.
steam nominal kettle 10I q 10ic. Bulk Meats are il,
COED demand and firm; shoulders at 6sc on spot; ga
Snyer Ny; elera RIO sides % on spot and buyer for
May clear sides 81 q 81: Bacon is firm and scarce
shoulders sc clear rib sides loo; clear sides at Otc
Wh1skey is firm at 94c.
on DWErhoii. May 2l-Flour is duh and a shade low
b ba WHeat is dul and lower extra at 60 a 81 Am
are dI M al 81 Corn Is dull and lower. Oats
aie 'iuil anu lower, No l at soc.
lake LAKE frelghts-fo Oswego, Wheat, 2N
bnsb cop coW obs Hour, 1000 bush wheat Oooe
y Snipments--l 900 bbis -four Q 000 busb uboo, n
VOo push corn. 000n bush OATS N '' W
upiands III g 17lc. "'i'' '''ou"ns
lands 17!c. o" '""' Aiiuoiihs up
,,i MOBILE, May 2l-Coton dull and heavy; Mid
aNEw ORLEANS. May 2l.-Cotton is irregular. Mid
ahng upands at 175c.
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Daily DOMESTIC RECxuprs.

Receipts OF Grain, &c.
BY water conveyance 900 bush cornmea to Geo
w True & Co.
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CoNUNDRUM. What is the exclamation OF
the ladies after using certain brand of silks
Answer. Eureka.
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PHILIP PHILLIPs.-This evening Philip Phil
lips sings at City Hall. The opportunity af
forded to our citizens to hear him will not re-
curasoon, and advantage should be taken of it.
Those who have listened to him are enthusi-
astic in their expressions of approval. As an
instance of his dramatic power it is related
that in one of the Southern States,s when he
was singing Henry Russelfs song, "Leap for
Life" and while in breathless silence initial
lug the Sinking Boy, one in his audience
wholly lost in the rendering of the song, for
getting himself, cried out, "He's gone to the
bntfoxo
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tSaes at the Brokers Board. May 21l
Boston Il Maine Railroad 7s............ % 1914
Boston 81 Maine Railroad. LOG
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ENTERTAINMENT.
mo0io hALL---PORTLAND, He.
Wards Varieties.
o'" livery evening and Saturday Ma
with a frSt.class Variety Ente
tainmemt.
entire change Of Programme Mon
days and THURSDAYS.

rbns,n zion Gallery 25 cts, Parquette IS sts -
every S Sn,Ls 90 cts, Boxes $500 Grand Mad.
chs;rs os 9s.llery 10 cts., Parquette and orsSss
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Havana NUarkef

Havana Market.
HAVANA, May 21.-Sugar No Il S at 10 a. 1914
Is. Exchange is firm United States GO DAYS cur
ie in al 10 9 W prem do short sight at 90 a
i, ~ prem 90 days gold at 80 prem; do short sight
90 q ., 90 prem on Londonl 81 e So prem; on
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European Markets.
LONDON, May 21-12.30 P. M.-American seeur-
ties-U. S. 10-40s at 104. e''"'-
LIVERPOOL May 21-12.3O P. M.-Cotton is dull
anu easler Nidling upands at SD; do Orleans sgd
speculation, APo- "--"
FRANKFORT, May 21-4.3O P. M.-United States
2Os, 1862. at 9S3.
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COULDN'T AGREE.-The only excitement on
the streets yesterday occurred about noon on
Exchange, Congress, Middle, Fore and Com
mercial streets. The scene opened on Ex-
change street where husband and wife me,
and began to exhort each other, much to the
amusement of the passers-by. The woman
was we'll dressed and quite well intoxicated.
The mall wanted her to go home with him,
but the woman objected. Thereupon the man
started to follow her. She drove him back,
and he started home. This didn't suit her and
she started after him, and when last seen was
shaking her fist in his face, and defying him to
fight. The whole scene was disgusting
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-03
4 NEVADA SENATOR.

NAzi pisasan; Senator ne have IL
The person Of Stewart. No ro.dsr be
can bgili pslzess and furnish then il =
style betting the iisas q sardzuzpzlzs
We hEi y the District Of Colznb52 IL
Vsstizlti5u that k= had hsui IL TIA;
proaiabss lie. Sor il il 10; little re-
uIk4b.s tia: this E.a, NJ. eoutsn;si
NTH ihs profits Il bis position Is ssua-
toriI attorney Of the Central Pzessc, his
pro rzts Of the In IA spoils; bat be nls;
take Dip into the foul intriguss Of the
DIstries q COlanbia. A nice representa-
tive this o. ih= people q SsTais. We
EOn5sr which Prspon1sr2i=s in the
mind Of this Senatorial zisssere a. hav-
ing the greater eizsu. upon his tine at
tsEiiOa and s1srtions. Whistler il Is bis
c3nstii1srcy, the Sss York Custom
H0ase fra7i., the EnmI szindis, or
IL= DistE5e; d Cglanbia's robbers. TLs
Eesut viii probably tell Us, vhen We
Eni ,ha, the S-sn1tor. Who lot long
since vas Eseiy, !. nov b1iIding palaces
aud ad rniBg them Ike one Of Gorgeous
Dwellings Of IIbssias. Senator S:ezart
evidently pats his Fork like Amss did
the money, whers it EiIl do mos: good.
What a pity it IS that the people Of Ne
yaIa sho1II lcse his services, They
o9gL; to reflect saca f.ithfal servant,
b. al means,
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Eastern Dispatches.

New YORK, April 1.-The Diario Of
Havana is publishing editorials supposed
to be inspired by the Spanish party,
urging the special advantages to the
island that would follow the restoration
OF peace. The object is believed to be
to prepare the way for a manifesto. from
prominent Bispano Cubans, demanding
truce between the loyalists and insur-
gents, to be followed by formal treaty
OF peace on basis which includes that
| the island shall still remain united to
the Crown Of Spain; that the people
| shall elect representatives, to the Cortes
that slavery shall only be interferred
| with by consent of the owners, and in
case emancipation should be decreed
the owners to be UNIDENTIFIED; a general
pardon to be granted for all political
offences, and all embargoed property to
be restored to the original owners.
New YORK, April The Produce Ex-
change will close on Good Friday. The
Cotton Exchange will adjourned from
Thursday to Monday.
Calender, e1.Bank Examiner, is re.
leased on bail.
Fears are entertained for the safety of
the ship Wellington, of New Castle, not
heard from since she was spoken on
February G.
A bill passed the Site Senate au.
thorizing the executors of the will of
Edwin Forrest to compromise with his
widow.
The faculty of the medical college for
women tonight conferred the degree of
NJ, ID. upon fourteen ladies-eight from
New York and one each from New Jer.
sey, Maine, Massachusetts,, Rhod Island,
Wisconsin and Missouri.
BosTos, April 1.-The eighth ballot
Tor Senator stood: Dawes, %; Hoar, "A;
Curtis, 70; Banks, 6; scattering, Z.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 1.-The State
election resulted in Henry Howard being
elected Governor by vote of u, 229, to
l,6l6; Charles c. Van Zandt, Lieutenant
Governor, 9,697 to 1872. James Madi.
son is reelected Secretary of State, VIM.
sales Attorney General. and Sam'l Clark
Treasurer. The new Assembly is largely
Boston, April l.-Itis reported that all
Of the laborers and watchmen ofthe Bos.
ton and Worcester Division of the Boston
and Albany Railroad struck to.day for an
advance Of pay, and were promptly dis.
charged.
Tom orrow is the annual feast. and the
Legislature and Courts here have sd.
journed. .~ {
PIrrsBURGH, April The loss by fire
at Millersburg, this afternoon is 1893
700. Insurance, $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, April l.-Gsneral Os.
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Al LAsT--A lob5yis: has been caught
and made TO mediate On the mutations
Of human life in the privacy Of cell in
Jail In California one Converse ha.
come to grief for of=ring q member Of
the Legislature money consideration.
Converse 10 evidently not fitted for the
srdaoas profession be has chosen. He
either approached the wrong man or else
did not offer enough. In any case, he
committed what Ialleyrand said was
worse thar Z crime-hs made blander.
Vale Converse. SsIt time you will prob
ably be little more careful as to whom
you seiec. as purehasable
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Pacific Coast,

SIN Francisco, April IA dispatch
from Austin, New, tonight, gives the
particulars of horrible tragedy in Smoky
Valley. Chris Ecksten had been for
long time jealous Of his wife on account
OF attentions paid her by young man
named Morton, and they frequently
quarreled about him. Yesterday man
named Osterhaus went to Eckstein's
house and found the door closed, and
there being no response to his knocks,
be opened the door, and on the floor
laid the naked body of Mrs. Eckstein
cut to pieces, and her head split open.
At her feet lay her two little girls, their
heads severed from their bodies. and
near them were the dead bodies of Eek.
stein and young Morton grappled as if in
q death struggle. Eckstein held a large
bowie knife covered with blood in his
hand, and Morton a dragon revolver.
with four chambers discharged. There
Is no living witness of the terrible affair.
San FRANCISCO, April 2.-The San Jose
Mining Company has levied an assess
ment OF 80 per share, delinquent May 9.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
has filed libel against the steamer Co.
lima on account of the services of the
Arizona in towing her into port, asking
that the United States District Court
award such salvage as may be proper
Under the circumstances.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
las filed complaint in the Third District
,ourt to-day against Alvah K. Clarke TO
'btaln possession of $50 acres of land in
>ontra Costa county and 50, 500 dam
ges.
The present champion, Morris and
'erry will skate for the championship
md $3.50 aside on April 4.
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A MODEL OFFICIAL,

Here's another Of them. One of these
patriotic cases that are dying for an op-
portunity to show their devotion to the
country and its spondulicks. There is
IN enterprising youth of the name of
Clark. He never did anything worth
mentioning in times past, except that he
was stated by a lying board of canvass.
ers to have received sufficient number
OF votes to elect him member of Con.
gress from the third district OF Texas.
His term expired. He again trusted to
the mendacity of the returning board,
this time he was deceived, but the carpet
bag Governor Of Texas, who stuck at
nothing, even if it included murder and
perjury, gave him a certificate of cleo
ton. The fraud was too gross, the swim.
die too evident even for Congress to
swallow, and the gallant Generals Cd.
ponent was seated. Clark was thus left
out in the cold, and in order to comfort
him. he was appointed Postmaster at
Galveston, the most important Federal
appointment, south of New Orleans. All
who knew anything of the man were
aware how this would turn out. Sure
enough, the end has not long been com.
ing, for by recent report OF Postoffice !
Special Agent Clark is defaulter to a /
large amount. OF course he is. and tho |
only thing that would surprise any one
acquainted with the man, is the news
that be had settled honorably. This kind
of a man is not guilty Of any such eccen-
tricities as honesty; yet to give this mis-
cradle swindler place, decent,
man, Postmaster Mckee,
vas displaced. Such are the kind of
'fficials that are preferred by the men Of
be Grant wing Of the Republican party.
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NaAt ries TN. il VII have in dsfsc5-
iEg sri ks1lng the rseori q its pets.
fsi SIC rE.h folks ssy it j. going 70
uslk- tae ATTEMPT. ws..h i,joy.
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THE Carson Appel Is p-s--lns ill lie
e1uuutaiiou Of JsLnry steT-ris ser
tsres Of death. 70 i-prlscr-sl; ior LIE.
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DELEOUEE SALES.
,,.la and Mining Com

a-a .Y...-,-r' q Iriacif=l pl.cs q bus',
psnS - aalifor1is Locsifn ~
-. -, Nini5g Dissaet, Linooin eo anu,
-. -xotio-Ibsre srs deAnqeenl ", =,
=, e--,0.i5s d.scrlbed stock, On .eoount .,
- :. 10 p lsvied On he IN g! -
s.l-..,r- lss4, the several I1cln'- ~ :.
- -. 4 To- rgsIeoiiFs s-A'
No. q No. Il
Nh .r---ses,.s Sbar-- Az Z
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TIE Beaver Enterprise does not like
our str.ctlres upon the injurious strife
nov going on at Salt Lake between the
Federal authorities and those o. the Nor
mon church. We are sorry that the Bea-
yer Enterprise does not agree with Us,
but cannot help it, aud reiterate our
opinion tina. there are grave faults on
both sides; and the best thing that could
Be done would bs to'make q fresh start
With Just Laws, impartially administered,
the community would feel confidence
and security to an extent that has not
been experienced, and these senseless
chickering's would entirely disappear.
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EVERY DAY,
FOR BULLIONVILLE.
BILLY THE MILK BOY,
VIII leaVa T5.L- at 10 O'Clock a. IN. EVERY
DAB. carry ing ,Iail and Express,
FOR BULLIONvILLE.

Newark Silver Mining Company.-
Location Of works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county, Nevada -Netice-There are DELINQUENT
upon the following described stock, on account
Of assessment No. 81 levied on the 18th day Of
February, ls14, the several amounts Sc; Cd.
posite the names Of the respective share.
holder ls follows
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AZ Earska- DIX Gz5=rs1- ar Pete
Es;srlsy lzi = 10 al ir.sd - get Ip
u1ss, bat did uot s1sez-l II mixing
s1ccsss Ct Il.
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MOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNorrycr TO
w the Public that they have opened 4
hrst-class Dancing Academy at Browns Hail
CLASSES will form as follows: For Ladies
aud Chiidren-From l to 8 O'Clock D. m. Mon.
days and Thursdays.
For Gentlemen-From 3 to 8 o'cloct and fro,,,
'aU to 9s3o O'Clock p. m. Mondays and Thursdsya.
- Having thorough knowledge Of the irt
Ierpsichore, Professor Piqua is prepared to
teach all the most popular dances, including the
Lanciers, Polka, Union Medley, Portland Fancy,
Horse Guards and Waltz Quadrilles,
Advanced Pupils can here complete their
ballroom education, Is no pains will be spared
TO make all accomplished Dancers,
none but Scholars will be admitted to the
Hall during school hours. " 'Ae
For terms and particular applv n IN. u.u
p. o. boz 226. sq1a'
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ASOTHEA LANE DCCK.-The California
Senate Committee, in their report on the
College Of Letters building, give DR..
Merritt, who controlled the matter, par
ticular fits. Thus one by one, and some
times by twos and threes, come these e1-
hibitions of official corruption. This
kind Of thing IS about to have a sudden
stop put to it, This habit Of saying
your another won't do much longer
The people will shortly step in and kick
the disputants out, and install men tina:
at any rate will make an effort towards
honesty and decency.
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Ard in accordance with Law asd an order Of
the Bard Of Trustees, made Oh TIE Ism day Of
Frbru.ry. l-7i. 20 many shares Of each par
eel q such stock a. may l. Necessary VIII q
odd at public auction at the s1lssrUlm Of John
Middleton 50. No. SO Montgomery street,
san Fraucisc0, California. CT saturday. the
Eighteenth day Of April, ls!f. At
the hour Of twelve O'cloc. II. OF such day. to Pay
aid delinquent assessment thereon, togethsf
With coats q advertising and eXpeuses Of sale.
DAVID 7. BAGLEI, secretary.
Office Room No. l, No. al California street.
san Francisco. California ap3-td
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BI CIR sIeAE-Szs - is-r- i-li t-s
storm q a.; Sz11sy IS Esrg -S'sis
t-ro5Skolt The E=sizr1 Poru1- @ i-e
site. II Ausl- All E-rsks -cc-
s-os feII. ard curs-5=rzt,= dIuEss -
doue b. falling ruot., etc
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Foreign n ews.

LONDON, April 2.-The Bank Of Eng.
land announces that its rate Of discount
remains unchanged.
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Dividend II office.

TEE STOCKHOLDERS CT THE STATE
i BANK OF NEVADA A. -frebT lc.---
TIA; a. the regular u.c-tkly netting q TIE
Beard Of pir-ctors, held q At eys-lLs' ne
REGULAR DIVIDEND as -=-lrs1 f5' ne
month Of Msrch, q
Two and One-half Per Cent
On the amount Of czpt:al SIX Fa-io.s 81 Tie
Bank in United states sod Ga q Fr.la!'
the 10Th inst.
Nv. WRIGHT Ea-E NlIisfF.
Pioehs, New. April :, ia aP1-id
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And In accordance with law, and an order of
me Board OF Directors, made on the 5th day OF
February, 1874, SO many shares Of each parcel Of
sueh stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
puohe auction, at the office Of the Company,
Rooms &c and o. Merchants' Exchange
california street. San Francisco California
on Tuesday, the 3lst day Of March.
1874, at the hour Of one O'Clock D. m, Of said
DAY, to pay delinquent assessments thereon,
toetther with costs Of advertising and expenses
LOUIS KAPLAN, Secretary.
ofhce-Rooms &c and ~ Merchants EXCHANGE
California ST., San Francisco Cal.
m2l.td
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NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE.

ALL TEOsE ISUEETE 70 W y IL
"A plea-s .sffle LzZ=1-I.a-y. = gc--F .
zEOs4 eos- AID sET---zs- 1880
Ip[-l1 : ALLA1AAs1H-
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Public n otice.

TIE GRAF NCNEY ET-El IA, lLCJ'-
i srrd. szd l. aEa-- - sl----i--- - i-s
E-tsl de A. Akin MAJ street.
ASA
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BY TELEGRAPH!

SPECIAL TO TIE PIocHE DAILY RECORD.
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FHIDAH,--.

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zEc1z5 I'll ss-s2e-s- - Il IT, 90 q z
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IzE Earth es-Eu=l his tzr=se-- o.
IL Uo1th & ME-cA. AS szys . : z-ii
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LOS

a LADYs GOLD BLACK EAALLLD
"A BRACELET. CO Zzl- . Nsi- as.
street A sair,tfs rsEari wll h. pa 2! -=i''
IA u sa-.s a; ne EEr.E. - ~.
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NJ Q II Z Q Il
Notice.

Notice.
A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A to be indebted to the estate Of The i.ts
John II. Lynch are requested to come forward
and liquidate such indebtedness without delay
JOHN L. DONAHUE,
Attorney for Executrix,
Meadow Valley street, Phoebe.
"usus' O. 40 au9.u
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-06

m behalf of the people of the Territory, do we implore the Senators and Representatives of California, Oregon and Nevada, to assist our Delegate in fighting this grievous wrong.
 Rev c. A. Reeder preached in the court room, yesterday. We learn that he will soon visit the people of other places in the Territory. For quite while past he has de- voted great deal of his time to working np- on the building that is to be church.
 One of D. Hazards (mule) freight trains passed through town yesterday afternoon, with immense loads of lumber from the Quartz Mountain saw-mil, which lumber is destined for Camp Verde. Mr Junior, who was with the train, informed us that the road between this place and the mill was, in places, almost bottomless.
 Mir P. c. Gaycty is doing every fair thing in his power to develop the mineral resources around his station, on the Camp Verde road. lt is but a few months since he settled near the old Government saw-mill site, on Cherry creek, and built station, out-houses, corrals, etc., yet he is, to-day, running said station, working mines, fencing some agricultural land and advertising the resources of his sec tion of the country, all of which proves that he Is not "waiting for capital" Fred Williams thinks he owns and "edits'' the handsomest saloon in Prescott, and it is an orderly place, too An immense mirror, just received from San Francisco, several fine, chaste pictures, etc, are the latest attractions of the place.
 SNow- An inch or more of snow camC down late Saturday afternoon Had 1t kept up its lick for couple of hours, we would have had foot of snow, it caine down at such rapid rate.
 | Nelson, the Wickenburg assassin, was last seen near Smiths mill, and was heading for Sonora. J. M Bryan and Vanduzen are in 1 pursuit, and it is very probable that the wretch will be caught and killed. Mir Frazer has arrested a Mexican who is supposed to have been an accomplice of Nel ! son.
 Mir George Hogle has returned from Wal nut grove mining district, and speaks well o it's mines, especially the Vesuvius, which, ac cording to him, is yielding rery rich gold ore
 Mir c. Y. Shelton, an old and lucky Lyn, creek miner, came down with the gold dus few days ago. He has recently been exper imenting with some gulches east of the creel and is satisfied with his treatment.
 Wm. A. Linn arrived here from Tucsol
 this morning.