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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-06

And In accordance with law and an order OF
the board Of Trustees. made on the LIST day
Of May, 1874, 30 many shares OF each parcel
public auction. at the ONCE Of the Company,
Room No. 4, No. 40l California street,
san Francisco, California, on THURSDAY,
the soth day OF June, 1874, at the hour OF
? O'Clock r. n. Of such day. to pay delin.
qucnt assessments thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses Of the sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
O~fiee-Room 4, No. 40i California street, ban
Francisco, California. iu6td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-06

TuEnE seems TO 10 no visible ex'
element In Gold Hill over the Dolly
Warden connublation In Virginia City
We presume, however, that 1t Is due
tn our distance from the seat Of war,
IL may possibly arise from the absence
Of several leading Gold Hill statesmen
who, out OF curiosity, have gone to the
..show.v
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-06
NEW

MINT GOLD AND SILVER
Mace Of bu.lness, San Francisco, California
Location OF works, Virginia Main. District,
Storey county. Stats Of Nevada.
Notics.-Thtre are delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock, on account OF assess'
ment No. 8, levied on the lst day. OF May.
1874, tho several amounts setoppositc the names
ofthe respective shareholder, a. ollows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-06
CANNOT SAN. ~ TuE SAME suIr.
A Warrington special to a Chicago

II NasnluHtoh sP'Si'' w S"'N'h~
paper has the following
When Il was represented TO General
Bristow that n very strong pressure
WAS being brought TO bear TO retain
sawyer a. Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury. the General very promptly
aud dccicively remarked III MIR.
Sawyer does not 20 | will not remain.
We cannot sail In tho sans ship"
The result, was that after a hard strug.
gle Sawyer has agreed to resign, and
Will send the President an Informal
letter 10 that effect tomorrow. so that
the last 81 the Sanborn crowd has
finally withdrawn.
IL Bris,ow really did make the re-
mark above attributed TO him, the
country eau take heart aud hope that
at last we arc again TO have a Sscre-
iary OF the Treasury both competent
aud honest. A man who cannot sail
ia the same ship with the Sanbsrn
crowd starts In upon his new duties
under favorable auspices. We rather
guess the new Secretary will "do to
bet on"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-06

EIour persons have been rendered
Insane through loss OF property or
friends by the recent Massachusetts
dlIaster.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02

There is Dick Mccormick, whom they say Miss Thurman, the Senator's daughter, is 10 marry this winter, just turned forty -one, fresh in face, straight in figure, gentle and win ming in his address. He is yet able to get every two years the suifrages of the rough miners among the Apaches, who make the sin, qua moa that he shall travel two thou sand miles by stage, annually, to let them see him. A few year. ago as he was returning in this way across the desert, the stage driver, drawing his long whip lash suddenly back To reach the leading horses, struck Mccormick in one of the most liquid black eyes you ever saw, and with the pain he iaintcd. The des- ert alkali, glistening in the burning sun, so irltated the orb in that part of the journey remaining that a long and dangerous illness followed in darkened rooms, and when the young delegate reappeared, his hair was gray, and one of the eyes which looked at gladdcned friendship bore a slight resem- blance to the Right Eye of the Commander in Bret Hartes story of that name. At this period Richard--foreign traveller, editor and Washington pondent-tound favor in a pair of good eyes, as bright as his own, and we shall soon have a contradiction of the ad- age that marriages are not made in-Wash- ington.-i New York Graphic.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02

The Prescott ARIZONA MINER Is now issued daily, Instead ot weekly, as heretofore, which speaks well for the prosperity Of both town and people.-lV Virginia (Neyada) Enterprise.
 THE DAILY ARIZONA MINER has been issued by J. H. Marion tS Co. and the weekly Is made up from it. Now telegraph line has been estab. lished to Prescott daily paper Is necessity We wish the best fortune for the neat little daily and its enterprising proprietors.-l Virginia (Nevada) Chronicle.
 THE ARIZONA MINER, hitherto a weekly comes Co us as daily, but contains tho usual amount of sand and alkai lt Is neatly printed little paper about the size of the Reveille, and contains a great deal of live local matter. Reese River (Neyada) Revellle.
 We have received the initial number of THI DAILY ARIZONA MINER, published at Prescott Monday evening December lst We were awar, some time ago that brother Marion entertained ar idea in this direction on the completion of th, telegraph, and we now extend 10 the first daily O Arizona a cordial greeting. The DAILY MINER l, \ "liye paper."-( san Diego Daily Union, Dec. IL
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02
The Berry-Hardy Cotroversy---
 Mr. Hardy's Rejoinder.
HARpYvuLE, Mohavc Co.,, 4. T., ,
 December 22, 1878. |

l.
 December 22, 1878. r. M, Eiiw cf hc .dri,ona Miner:
 DEAR SfR--In the Arizona Sentinel of the 9th inst, l find q leading article devoted 10 Che misrepresentation of me, personally, and of thc inhabitants and interests of northern Arizona in general, which seems to call for arcpy.
 much regret the necessity which compels me to introduce to the notice of respectable people an individual 50 peculiar as the editor of the sentinel, but people at a distance might imagine that the tatulent indiyid- ual alluded to, whose name appears at the head of that sheet, is a responsible man, and so attach undue importance to his asser- tions We, however, of the northern part of the Territory, too we'll know the peculiar itie. of character which distinguish his corpu- lency' from all animals, except the swine, and are quite prepared to consider where it came from"
 The statement, in the article referred to, which most needs reply is that which charges me with trying to "create a sectional feeling" Now, when Berry penned this, be knew he was writing most malicious and deliberate lie. Speaking, not only for myself, but for the citizens of northern Arizona, generally, assert that nothing is farther from our in- tentions or wishes than to obtain additional mail facilities, or other government patron age, at the expense of any other section of the Territory. do not believe that Yuma, or any other county, has more mail facilities than are required by the necessities of her inhabitants; but do claim that northern Arizona is unjustly discriminated against in this regard, and is fairly entitled to direct communication, by mail, with central Cali fornia and New Mexico. That Mccormick is responsible for this state of affairs is fact too patent to require proof. He could not induce the proposed contractors to divide hence his misrepresentations to the Postmas ter-General which caused the abandonment, of the route.
 As to the other portions of the article, viz the senseleSs drivel about the candidacy foI Congress-is mere drunken phantom o Berry's brain, which, his acquaintances be heve, is located too near the seat of his pant aloous to be proper subject for discussion As "Scroogs" was haunted by the "Ghosts oi Christmases Past," so perhaps was Berry pur sued by the spirits of the year 1864, when he had the enormous impudence to announce tC the people of Arizona that he was candi date for Delegate to Congress, and to solicit their votes for that ofice The history o that little circumstance is too recent anc we'll remembered to need repetition now Let it remain embalmed, as it is, in the mem ory of Arlzonans, a very monument of pre- sumptuous folly and ridiculous self-assertion
 Yours truly, WM H. HARDY.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02
LEGAL.
Application for Patent.
U. s.LAND OFFICE.

.'..". us. LAND OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT, A. T., December .. le'J } NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WILLIAM \ H Raymond by hi. authorized agent and attorney John VI. Murphy. whose pu~oHes address is CetbSi' Muhave County, Ari1oua Territory, - QjOj) hnrar feet of tho Hope Lode bcarlng gold sod silver aud designated ss the Ibrfnan Mining Claim; the sanie running hheen hundred QJuJ feel 10 souherly direction rum point of beginning monument between the south boundary of the Daisy Der Company and the north boundary uf he Ibernan Company claim. wrh surface gunud six hundred (dJ) feet in width s'uAs in Cedar Valley Nuiug District County of MchaNs and Territory oi Arizona and described in ih. plat aud bel notes file In this office A. follows NS
 Commencing n nuuument uf quartz float rom The Ledge feet sS inches high. N fs' 4J Last Tom the xna of the Daisy Dean andli ib-ian ella ms. x iJ' F. S1j chains from the initial I-ini b.ing the apex of high pont of rocks in sharp bend Of Eag Canon short distance below where the Ledge crosses and below the liberuian camp; Thence \. J2 "a W J'
 links to shan Oi the Daisy Dean mine, and N links Co Daisy Dean monument t3j chains gulch io monument o quartz rock A, the \ cor n-r thence 577 i3 Eas, 22 !! chain. to monument o granite being the S. W distant from very large granit. boulder in the Gap a rdg. whtr. the trail crusses under Rhnoreros Peak 2j' 6 West N' chains this ruck hearS from the summit oi burrh eak 2 " D. thence J2 4J r.. ,as.ing D. Nur.lsnds Cut A chains moRunent <, 397 .W r.. +i0 chains from The main shaf and works of the henan Mine iheHce9O O- chains iruu monument of granite n raVns (S F.. cotnsf) tbsuce 55o lJ We, 22 72 chain, crossing deep raNiue Co nonu meut of Granite inp oi ridge. thence S i2 e W as chains to point oi b. ginning fruIn which the water u Eagle Canon bears \. sJ' w; forge bears s-9 " w Containing 90 J9 Said location being recorded II book of Mining Records folio 9O of County of MohaNe The adjoining claimants pou the North Dais, 1 Dean Company and upon the south Regina Company all being locatioss upon the Hope Lode.
 dec5,lO WILLIAM N KELLY Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02
The Hub" of the Gila.
FLORENCE, A. T., Dec. Is, l87

FLORENCE, A. T., Dec. l5, 1875.
 Thinking that few items from this valley might not be amiss, will give them:
 First, will notice the death at Adamsville, last March, of Wm. Richard, at the head of the firm of W. Richard & Co., of Adamsville, and with him died all the enterprise and bus- ness of the place. Since then Adamsvile has rapidly descended in the downward scale her steam grist-mill, where was ground nearly all the flour for the territory, now stands idle; her stores, blacksmith and carpenter shops, and her "whisky mills," where are they Knowing rats desert a sinking ship and one by one, the inhabitants have left, until, now, there are only four white men left in the place; it's rows of buildings stand epmty and unoccupied; the silence of death reigns in them, broken only by the hootings of the owl and whip-or-wil. Even teams, that used to load and unload here, now go round, and do not even pass through the place, if they can avoid it. Mir Collis, saoon-k keeper, is still there; Mir Somers, Justice of the Peace; Mir Knowles, and Old Stephen Richard. Old Steve still hangs out his flag, and presides over a skeleton store, mum grist-mill, and dried up whisky-mill It takes Somers all his time to take care of Steve. He will break the peace by getting into muss" with ia ngle leg whisky, and always comes out second
  Chas Mason told me that he was over there the other day, and the whisky-mill was dry, and Steve had a face as long as jackass The glory of Adamsville has departed and gone to Florence, her fair, young rival, three miles farther up the valley, whose inhabitants show more laudable spirit of public enterprise.
 N B-l am told that the grist-mill which has been standing idle for nearly year, has recently started up again. think it is the last kick of dying calf
 The mining interest in this section is be- ginning to liven up some. A party started from Wm. Long and Thomas lryins' rancho, this morning. to work the Globe, a silver lead, said to be very rich. While NJ. Rogers, of Florence is out with a party, working the Sil- yer Queen, report has it, that they have re- gently struck it very rich, and Silver Queen stock is on the rise. May they continue to rise till gold eagles fly through the air as thick AS blackbrds. Down at the SacatOn mine they are putting up furnace.
 Born, on the 18th inst, to the wife of John Simmons, "Dutch John " son. Now, there may be nothing remarkable in this but when we state that 1t weighed seventeen pounds you will allow that 1t is a little above the common; in fact it goes far into the extra Come to the Gila river if you want big babies!
 Your young Daily MINERS arc bright little chaps. The people here seem to be favorable to your new enterprise, and wish you luck. May they flourish like green bay tree may they grow to become a power in the land.
 l will try and have more news in ny next communication. BUMBLEBEE.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02
NOT ICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That l. be undersigned claim and have this day located ard possession of for agricultural aud grazing purposes a tract Of land described as follows:
 Commencing this stake which the northeast of the claim and running south two miles thence wes, ne-eighth mile thence north miles thence place of beginning including what is known COnchO Springs the head of COnchO Greek, tributary uf he Little Col0rado river and situated the of ,he wagon road leading from Camp Apache o the Little Co. orado river, in Is'aTai county, AriEona
 JESUS MARIA LUNA JulY 2Jih ls7l.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02

July g, lsT5.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02

The Springfield Republican, commenting on the incarceration of Wm. NJ. Tweed in Blackwel's Island Penitentiary, truthfully says:
 it is pitiable speetace--all the more pltiable for the contrast with few years ago; no humane man can view it uumoyed. But no honest man, no just man. no man who loves his country, no man who believes in God, can help rejoicing that retributiOn has oyertaken a great public plum. derer-thst the original boss" is to-day, a con vcted iel0n. It is the grandest and most aus Tweed, in his striped clothes, ls q sign and a warning 10 the significance of which even the most obluse Of the younger "bossesn cannot be wholly blind or wholly indifferent.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02
NOT CE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. That 1 the undersigned claim and have this day located and taken possession oi for agricultural and grazing purposes a traci oi laud described as follows:
 Commencing Ai this stake which is in the hor;heas, Of the claim and running south mile "a stake thence west one0urth mile 10 stake thence north one mile stake thence east tO place of beginning in euding wha, Is known Malpais Sprngs about forty eight miles northeast from Camp Apache In NAVapai county. AriEoaa and the leading from sad Camp Apache "a New Mexico. MELQUIADES LUNA.
 July 18th ls73
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02
Music and Musical Instrumes

~A ArsDusss ia seed cf Mu~r.l lusl .,Af0A ' raents Sheet Music etc. vii ssd I \&A%Uf their irtsrsst Co srn.S or,iesa te CHAkIi VA ys, EATON, les NoaisOusry svss, Fraacison, Cahforpis- Shs kseTs ts> lAsgssi sk ! variety op ths Pacific CoAst rS
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02
NOT ICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. That the undersgned claim. and have hs day located and taken possession of for agcutra and grazing purposes a tract of and. stua.sd isilONs
 Commencing this stake which the uortheas, corner of the claim, and running south two miles tO a stake thence one-eRhih mile stake thence north miles stake thence east to place of beginning In. eludinR what is known As ID. Lake Springs situated about mile siutheast of Coucho SprnK- ;he side of the wagon rad going rom Camp Apache 10 the little Colorado Tiver, in Yavapai county Arizona
 ANTONIO JOSE LUNA. July 25 1875.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02
NOT CE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That the undersigned claim and have this day located Ahd taken possession Of tract Of land for agricultural and grazing purposes, described as follows:
 Commencing at this stake which ia the souheas, of the claim and running west mile a stake thence north and One-half miles to stake the east onefOurth mile tO stake thence south place of beginning including what is known Mineral Springs situated about iOrywO miles northeast Of Camp Apache Yavapai county. Arizona Territory.
 TRANQUILINO LUNA. July 23, ls73 nov12yl
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02

How doth the mighty eagle squirm, And squeal and squirm again, And look, the while, to Spanish eyes, No bigger than wren.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02
Probate Notice.
IN THE PROBATE COURT, COUNTY OF YAv l Apai Territory of AnIona
 In the Natter of the Estate Of JOHN HENRY LOUIS WORKMAN, DECEASED

The 7srrttory of Artford Sendi GreetirS'
 In pursuance of order ot this Court made and enter cd ihs 26th day of November ls11 Au,ce is hereby given that Friday December the 2bh ls73 at 10 o'clock A N. uf said day, a the uf this Court iu the of Prescott County uf lavApa has been appointed for hearing the application uf John Raihle pray that document file in this Court purTprting Co be th' last will and tsstamen, ot John Henry Louis Norimau deceased be admitted 10 probate and that letters esia msniaTy be ssued thereon Co said John Raibe, who u named therein sSecutor which tim. and place al persons interested appear and contest ihe
 HENRY W. FLEURI, Probate Judge. Prescott, November 26, ls7J. noy294
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02
SUMMONS.

In the District Court, Third Judicial Dst.iet in th County of Maricopa, Territrry of Arizona
 John smith, Plaistf l
 against
 Daniel Curran, Defendant
 Summons: Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judi. ca District n and for inc county Of Marcupa n the Tern. tory of Arizona:
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting Daniel Cur. ran;
 You hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff u the District Court of the Third Judicial District n and for the county of MAreopa in the Territory Arizona and the complaint flied with the Clerk of this Court at Phoenix in said county, copy of which complaint ae companies this summOns) within twenty days {exclusve Of the day of servce ssT the upon you of this if served in this county but if served out of the county and within this district, then within thirty days; all other forty days.
 And you hereby notified that you fail appear and the complaint above required the plaintiff Sill apply the for the relief demanded therein and and disbursmens n this behalf expended. Given under my hand and the seal of the said Dis rct Court at PhOenix this 18th day of December A D le73. dec26iiO C. F. CATE Clers
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02

The Reedsburg Iowa. Free Press employs wo men exclusively. It says: "We have calico foreman two dimity compositors, and the sweet est little devil in pink muslin to be found any where"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-11
nr 1 Walkers California Vim.

DIR. j. Walkers CALIFORNIA VIZ
esar BitteTS arc y purely Vegetable
pTeparation, made chiefly from tho IN.
tiyc herbs found on the lower ranges OF
tte Sierra Nevada mountains OF CaIllor-
mia. tic medicinal properties of which
arc extracted thcrclrom without tho use
of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause of tho
Unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
TERsln Our answers, that they remove
tbo cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They arc the great
blood puritlcrand q giving principle,
n perfect RcnovatOr and lnyisorator
Of the system. Never before in tho
history of tho world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
Qualities of VINEGAR BlT"rERS in healing tho
,jck of every disease man is heir to. Ihe!y
arc a gentle purgative as well rs o rome;
relieving Congestion or inflammation. Of
the Liver and visccral Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties of DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BlTIERS are Apcrient, Diapnoretic'
Canninativc, Nutritious, Laxative, Dlure'lc'
Sedative, Counter. Iritant Sudorihc, Altcra'
tive. and AntiBiiouS.
II. II. MCDONALD 6 CO..
Dr,cris.s and Gen. ACTS, San Francisco California
and cOn. Of Washington and Charlton SITS, n. Y.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-11
Scene IN court.

"h that you?" inquired bis honor as
Catherine Shay was brCugh. out.
a wish it wasn't" she replied, folding
Der arms across Der apron, aud carefully
studying the knot.holes in tho floor.
well, L.! The swearer swear" be con-
tinued, as the officer held up bis right
hand; and as soon as we &c. at the facts
10 the case you can tell whether you've
got to pay rent ibis sumner, or whether
you'll 60! your board for nothing"
It was disturbing The peace. She dis
,arbed 1t just little-just little, she
admits, but II was all on account Of
another woman who called her o grass
widow. There was no whoopiug and yell
ing, no pulling hair and rolling down
stairs, aud Catherine would not do 50 again
for fifty dollars, che says.
"Cathlrine," continued the Court, as
he carefully poised the peu.holacr on bis
finger aud got i. to balance, you arc
growing Old Upward Of sixty years o.
struggle with the world have made your
hair gray, your cheeks hollow and your
eyes dim. You cant expect TO live many
years longer, and why don't you 90 home,
cit down in q splint.bOttom chair, bring
out your old clsy.pipe, and calmly drift
down the river ofcontentment to tho ocean
Of eternal happincssH'
Catharine squeezed several tears out Of
her loft eye, and they fell upeu the floor
with thud.
go, poor old woman" continued the
Court, go home and be happy. 1t af'
fccts me TO sec the agcd cheek trickliug
down the briuy tears; and il ! should send
you 10 The work house couldn't expect to
yet a taste Of STRAWBERRIES and cream this
sumner"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-11
A Humortst,s Idea Of Cremation.

A Humorist's Idea Of Cremation.
hardly think, upon the whole, that |
am 10 favor Of cremation, The process
seems to mo to be so frightfuIly wastcfu|.
At the same time, I am ready 10 admit
that the dead nigh! be used much more
probably than they arc now, II a man
must be buried lot him be planted where
he will make something grow. | remem'
Der that Casselbony, Of Vinelaud, New
Jersey, once laid bis grandmother under
grape vine, aud, by carefully watering
her twice day, be secured crop Of
fifteen bushels Of Black Hauburgs. The
subject came up in the agricultural society
subsequently,, and there was question
whether grandmother was the only fe.
male relative that could be effcaciously
used, and whether it should be paternal
or a maternal grandmother. Cassolbeny
explained that he had known maiden and
aunt or second cousin to do equally well
and he had bis step.father among the roots
ofhis mammoth gooseberry bush with
every prospect of superb crop Very
particular inquiries we're made by several
members concerning the availability Of
mothers.in.law and man named johnson
said he had been married four times aud
had used all Of bis mothers law in i'm
proving the asparagus bed; he took the
FIRST prize for asparagus OF eight county
fairs. Then the meeting suddenly ad'
journed, and fifteen mo!hers.in law in
Viucland died during the succeeding week
Mac Adelcr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-11
Nianev q Bladder Complains,

Urinary ami Womb diseases. Gravel Diabetes DropTd
SupIayu OF Water incnntInrnca OF Urine, Brshrs DE-
ease. AibnlnnurIa md in all case, where ihsrc ar
brirk dust deposits or tina water sihIck cloudy nIsl
with substances Ike Tho while % cgs, or threads ks
whiu ,lE. or there Is morbid dark, bilious apisAr
snrc. ami white bumc.duSi deposits, md when there
prckius lurun. sensation when passing water, AID
lain l.. tIC small u i,c Back aud along tho Lo!nl