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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-08
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M}itglieo oer oeutl6en &ei9sta9es, tuur0e
beute friib perbaftet, >ueil ct ii@ luei9erte,
ben Gerfalier ge,ui1er 9lrtifel 5u nennen.
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reits flint an6ere &e6attcure ber 3eitung
i'm @efdn9nilie.
2rn b N, 80. 9ug. Cine 9epel9e
aus Berlin meloet, 6cb Die Gul fen 9e9en
&botano in's Tel0 9eriidt leien. 9ie &e=
billion bot @ib bereits 6is 5u ben liioli=
6en 9iltritten ces rullil6en STRIP tan
perbreitet. Sic 5toot @pjeno lit in ben
9anoen Der Sniur9entcn> oeren@eiit liden
einen beiligen &rie9 gegen Die un9lau
bi9en proclamirt.
9}aguI a, 20. 9(ug. Gin touicno fer
bil6e 5reiluillise, unter Der Tubrung bon
3eiers, Daben Die 9erSe9olplno betreten.
Me6omet Mli 1T auf telegrap9ii6enl
@ege abberuftn ,uQr0en uno 1T na@Gon=
ltantinopel 5uriifgefebrt.
g. sebt 6as &erii6t, oob in sl6anien
cine &epolution 9egen Die tllrtilde &e9ie'
rung ous9ebro@en lei.
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selonoet inb, Daben N&aion .obne 0in=
0ernib errei1t. .Yiertoul lenO @erben lint
in oas tHrtil6e 5crritoril1m cin9eorun=
gen uno logern bei 9ioui, no lie Die Sc
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ben. SIM Balfan9ebirge 1ino 8onocn
bon @erben erl1ienen uno perl lu6en Die
8ul9aren 9e9cn Die Pfprte an6ulpie:
geln.
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n0roiibe Bosnien liD in poNer GmpOrune
gegen sic Yforte befinoct. 9ie Snlllr=
9enten in Ser @er5e9oluina Dobcn cine
9(atiunol= &e9ierung erri6tst. Montene=
oro uno @erbien lin0 Dolltommen fir oen
&rieg porbereitet. Sic ofii5ielle Yrelle
BON Montene9ro 9ibt ibrer @ynrpatDle
nit Den Snl lur9enten nnpcrboDlen Nus=
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6ferreidi16es @ebiet 9eFo6en ino. Der
qan,e 81 ltritt, bon Sen Bergen bis su ocn
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0cn Gbrilten perlailen uno BON Den Sir
fen perwii ltet. Gs 9cbt Bag freili9 un=
auuerla1li9c @erii9t, oos Tiirit O{ilon
bon @erbien ab9eoanft babe. N. &itta
bon Montenearo luuroe. sum @enerolilFs
mus ser bosnii idcn Sn1ur9enten ernannt:
2onopn 30. 9(u9. Cine Spe5'al=
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Gs lit trin 3weifel porDonosn Dag oas
9an5e n0rolibe Sosnien ldngs oes Tlul=
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8ootn 69ub uno 3ui ilu6t 9elu@t 9a:=
ben, aGGlcn bereits $4,000 uno llno jap
.gQe gGeibcr un6 &inoer BON 0tebellen, Ole
i6re @Drfer perlalien uno f@ in olesSer9(
be9eben Daben.
Sn ser Serseeorpino babsn Die Snlur:
oenten cine 9iationalrsgierl1n9 unte1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-08
NO+ l2N. .

@ynbobrati6 9ebiloet. Sic 6ubrer oes
9uf ltanoes ,1ino our9 lire Treunoe in
@3ontene9ro benabri9ti9t tuorben, oaB
in furser 3eit gang Montenegro gu i6rer
Siilfe bereit lein miro.
Sn @erbien oauern sic NI 1tungen fort.
9os &rie9soeportement in 8el9rao bot
8efe6le erlaHen, Die 9an5e Nusriiltuns
Ser Milij inclllipe Der 2a5aretbeinri6=
tlin9en unuer5ii9li6 in 9ereitldoft SIT
Ieben.
Sic ierbii&e Mili5 1T an9epielen NOR
oen1 Ii6, fails lie auf9erufen >piiroe> NIT
8ropiant fir orei Sage gu perleben. 81.
ser Teitung ,ueroen 9labrun9smitts(
aufgeDduft un6MaBregeln 9etroffen, unt
iid aQer 9ecr0en in12anoe bemd4ti9en st
fDnnen.
Das 1tetise Wo6stbum bes Mufitanoes
tann aus folgenoem Pallus oes offisiel=
len neutrality-suspicious. Sournals .ocS
v@los Gernagosu" erl leben weroen: :
Scr Nufltano nimmt ungebeure 9i=
mem lionen an; Die @vmptome BON ern'
Feltem Gbaratter meDren F9. 9as Bplf
oerlon9t na6 SSries uno Die slatte 3un9e
oer 9iplomoten fat ni1t 0ieMa9t, 0cnz
lel6en 5u bnoern. - 9ieles Mal miro
sic Grbebun9 lt@er surTreibeit fiibren.--
sli@t Die 9crrl6er, lonoern bic gfationet
weroen ent19eioen, mas 9e1d)eben loll.
QBenn oie Grbebun9 all9emein miro tuerz
ben @erbien uno Montene9ro ni@t mil
Bi9e 3ul9ouer 1ein. Sebt ooer 9liemals."
paris, 81. 9lug. GinPr!patbrief aus
G9Ypten meloet, oob BORT groBe Nertpir=
run9 uno gufrc9un9 in Tol9e militari<
l9er &ultun9en berrl@t> Sruppen ,per-
Den nadlber abDllinnil6 ren5s!9eI9idt.
Ser &9coipe er>portet 5uglei9 cine Nufa
foroerrung bon @eiten Set Pforte umltnz
erltiikuug 5ur l1nterorudun9 oes 9(uf=
ltanoes Der &ebellion in Set 9er5e9otsina.
9lQe beurlaubten Offi5iere tueroen su Scr
Q9affen berufen.
-N1i II It r. u. Mu9uit. 9euteMors
gen Inn 8 ubr eri6en, Dem vWeffdl.
Mferf." 5ufol9e, auf DEM @eneralpitariot
Ser Gesierun9slefretdr, nit Dem Poli5ci'
commit lldr &oltmann unb einem Poli5eis
oiener un0 perlan9te Die MusliefcrunG
ser Ncten Oct BEL l9lo9nabmten Pfarrfclz
len. Inter Yrotelt ser 9errn @enerol7
pitars uno oes &e9iitrators begann oie
9ur6lu6uns ser &esiitratur. Na9mit7
to9s lebte Der 9err &e9ierun9scommiii iidr,
|jeoo9 Dime. Yolisei, ieine9fa9forl6 l6unge'r
fort, am 9lbeno lieB er 5u 9anoen oe5
6errn @enerolptars cine Quittung ii6er
oie mit9enonmen Mctenitide 5urid i't
tpel6er audi Der pom 9errn @enera1pifar
erbobene proteit 9egen bic 8ei6lasnabme
oer Mftenl ltiide, ausoriidli6 ertudDnt mar.
Berlin, /. @ept. Cine miniiterieQe
Werflsun9 ,uuroe erlalien, pel6e be-
1timmt, ooB Der Bii6of bon Paoerborm
| feline Biir9erre6te oaour9 eer,pirtt babe.
oaB er pbne @rlaubnib aug ber @taot
ent>pi9, in pe16e er per6annt mar.
9ublit,, 81. Mu9. Sic @Dnooe Der
irldnoil@en @r5bil@6fc Der totbolil9en
&ir1e trat Deute in MaDnootb 5ulam=
men. cardinal Cullen fibrte ben 8or=
1ib. Mie man D0rt miro Die @r5iebun9s"
frase ben 9aupt9esenfano Der 9ebat-
ten biloeu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-08
45o,t,eroD, =. ben 8. @eptember 1875,

lin6 9enei9t 6ieGr5dblun9 oes @ebiilfen
fir cine er1onnene 5u balten. @onoerbar
flin9t feline @n9abe alleroinss> 6ab bier
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9ren3e bis in Die W}itte Der @tabt 9e=
l6leppt baben, obne einemYoli5iiten o6er
einen Meni9en on5utreffen, ben Der &C.
buIfe Inn, 8eiitano anrufen tonnte.
2ouis &ebm, Der an9ebli9 iiberf fallene
uno uerluunoete MiIiten5 oes &aiiirers Ser
bieIigen Planter's 9}otional 8anf, bot
ein9eit eitanoen> baB er lelbit bic 8ant be-
Fraubt uno oab ct obi9e Q(n9aben nur er'
Ionnen babe. Mnfon9s leu9nete ct BART
nddig, allein als oieSnoicien bsrauf Tin.
tuieien, baB ct Der 6Gulbi9e iei, batter
li9 cine 5tunbe Be6ent;eit aus ,porauf
ct Nhenos ben v9etectipen" ein9e 1tano>
oab ct bic Bant beraubt uno oas erlan9te
@elo unter ieinem@o @obnbaule ein9el@arrt
babe.
Sic Planter's9}eional Bant bat beute
i9r @el@aft tpieoer er0ifnet.
9 It H. 80. Mu9ui. @etern sins
Elm 16jdbri9er &nobe, Ndmens MOrris
&Dan in Sopfinton nit einem gelabenen
@ewe6re Die Sreppe i'm 9au1e ieiner ST.
tern Dinunter, I'm cine &abe Su t0bten.
Seine 15jdbri9e S@>peiter M}arp, >uel6c
Der &oke bos 2eben retten tpollte, belt
i6ren 8riiocr an Der @6ulter feI, I'M
i'm auridsubalten. Sn oieI IemWugenblide
tamen swei iiin9erc @9lpeltc an bic
Sreppe, oas @e,pebr entluo 1i6 uno
MarD, lo,uie eine Der anoeren SGwe'
ltern ,purben erl9o1en. Sic oritte@6we-
tier lpuroe am Mrme uno Morris omYeine
oermunoet. 9ie Mlutter Der &inber lit
cine @ittlpe.
N1usfosee S. s., 80. Nu9uF
6eute I'M II llbr BART etipa 5lpei Meilen
n0roli9 bon Gaooo cine fur6tbore @ai=
lerbo}e, uno 31pei @tunoen binter einon=
oer eoB es in @tr6men. 8ei ser &reu5~
una BET M. 6. unb s. @ilenbabn itieg
oas Malier in 5,uei @tnu6en I'M - Sui,
rudte, Die ;lpii@en @oooo unb &aneD be-
finoli9e Briide BON Der @telle uno iiber-
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leile. Ser Yerionen5u9 erlitt eni9e Der
a09erung, uno bic Tra4t5ii9e tuuroen lte=
Zen sela6en. @s mar unm09li6, 5ebn
SUB melt pom 3u9e gu ieben.
@olumbus, g., 80. Wu9uit. Nm
lebten Greitage 9erietben Sames Sunn,
Elm &atbolit, uno &obert Coulter, Elm
Yroteitant, tpelbe bel in Der Mal5miiDlc
bel9dftist tparen in elmer Mortitreit liber
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serest unb bSie BON chamber. @eitern
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in bic Seite. Coulter ,puroe lcitoem er
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9efsrn.in sSSadlon, 9iortbampton Gountp.
ipesen Grm6roun9 oes 8riidenani iIebers
in Meloen gebdnst. 9as Terbre4en
,puroe i'm Snni 1874 be9on9en. Ser
1inri@tl,ig moDntcn Elm SaulenoYerlo=
men bel. Wi0iams belt cine &eoe> Die l6
Wlinuten oauerte, uno le9te Elm oHcnes
@eranonib al.
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g8a jbingt o n, 80. Musuf. 1875.
Wo{bin9ton 1T 9e}tern bon einem perbee,
renoen Orcans beimse|u6t tporoen, Der
einen 9r6beren @3aSen on9eri6tet hat,
als man Nnfan9s bermutbet bate. 9(m
Siber Greet itan6en 9e9en 40 .0du1er 9
SUP bo9 unter Maller,. 70 1boB li1 lire
BewoDner nod ben oberen @todtoerten
Der am feiteiten 9eballten 9duier
flI6ten uno bon oa ous 1i9 NIT Siilfe
zines SLOPES retten mubttn. @elbit Die
nod 'niemals rnter SBalIer 9etQn6enen
@troBen in Der Na9bar19aft Der yloop
Darb, .fanoen 2 Bis 8, SUB tief unterWaI.
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nit @oHer bur6itr0mt. baB man BARN
bdtte: nit .einem8oote fa6ren fDnnen. Mn
pielen Mdben barften bic &andle, 10 baB
Observation-Disclosures ibre Gabrttn elm
iteQen. mubten. 9ie &auEeute an Der
Yenn(Dlbania. :Mpenue erlitten bur9 oas
ueberFutben ibrer &eller einen .@9aoen,
Der ii6 auf Saulenoe ban 9ol(ars be=
lduft. Nu6 in Georgetown itie9 BET Sod
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male ltao i'm Greet tpuroen burb bic .Tlu=
t6en an oas ufer geiuorfen, nobel einige
nit &pblen belaoene Barten unter
9ln9en.
g8 q bin9ton, J.. September. Ser
@9obamtslefretar erlieB beute Yeroro=
nuneen in 8etreif Der @inberufun9 BON
100000 Dollars 5l20er 8onos BON
1865. M6t Millonen oieIer @umme lino
auf bem Gonto oes Sil9un9sfonos. 9as
capital uno Die aufgelauf fenen Sntere1en
1ollen I'M Ser. @t=S9abamte ober in
Der Office bes 9iilfs19abmeilters in
Ne,p Dorf am l. 9e5embe: 1875 be5ablt
,peroen.
2ouispille &D., 2. Sept Sic
4lanter's giational6ant wuroe beute
Nlorgen Inn uneefdbr $75, ,0O0-140>O00
beraubt uno 5mar sei6ab bies na6 Mns
9abe oes &allirels s=@ebiilfen Souls &ebm
Suil6en 2 un6 3 l1br beute Morgea.
5einer 9(n9obe 5ufol9e 6ran9en 5ipei
M}asfirte in Iein s9aus, tpel6es an Dem
du6erFen DFli9tn, @n6 ber ,@ta6t lie9t,
betGubten, .leins Trau NIT ,,Gbloroforu,
wedten i'm aug 6em @@Iafe pn6 14lepp4
ten. i'm aus penn :9anie,: an .1eiien9inter<
tbare no6 a>pei MQstirte. ..ll@ liner, an
13laIen, '9ieie bier spgn9etl nun &ebnL
ii6 ,na9 benz irmitten Der 'Sta6t. an Der
Gde bon, :Secsnb. pno .Main StrqBe 9e='
,!egeneu 8qntgebdube 3ll besleiten unb
ben. eiisrnen .@elol6raat sp 6ifnen. eln'
fongs meigerte er it@ ibrem Nnlinnen
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ni@t nur. i'm gu ermor6en, ion6ern. per:
,uunoeten i'm audi bur6, elm 9ukenb
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tDotli@ 1T. .@in9ei9iittert our6 oas Be-
nebmen oer Diebe 6ffnete er Ben eiierneil
@elol&rant, tporauf bic Diebe oas por'
banoene @elo nebt oen8onos 5uiamnen=
rafften, bann. ii6,s entferten uno &ebm in
Der 8uat 3lrudlieben. ~:.
Ser &aub bat in Der Staot ni6t 9e=
eiu9e @ufresuns oerurlo9t nno @lele
Arizona citizen., 1875-11-06
Local Mining Anairz.

Too late for use until next week, Mir McKenna furnished us with a. good summary of mining and other news al the Santa Rita Placers. Water is scarce but when it does come again, he says they will take out gold in quan, titles that will astonish the natives
 The Trench company are making ex plorations in the old works of the Trench mine.
 The "Old Mine" company are talk ing very rich ore out of the Old Mine, and are putting up an extensive furnace at their Ostrich mill.
 D. c. Thompson is taking rich ore out of what is thought to be an exten. sion of the Ostrich lode.
 The news from Pinal is that Mir Hellings has failed to sell the Silver King mine but that it looks just as rich as ever: and that Messrs Jennings & Ruggles expect to lease the Athens and supply their furnace with orc from it.
 This town and country are full of prospectors, and all are hopeful, and many new discoveries are reported.
 During the week, Lord & Williams bought a solid lump of gold amalgam at $500. A Mexican brought it in from south of Tucson, said he obtained it from 45OO pounds of ore, and declined to tell where his mine is We heard of another Mexican having a large chunk got in the same direction. John H Archibald bought $500 in dust this week; Wood Bros. 40 Onuces; Zecken- dorf Bros. 15 ounces ana other parties less sums.
Arizona citizen., 1875-11-06
An AFixona Teamster Charged
 with Theft.

The San. Diego Union of October 27, has this item: Sheriff Hunsaker arrived From Temeculs yesterday with James Vsder, & tenmster from Ari- zona, who was lately arrested in San Bernsrdino on the complaint of two Chinese, who charged him with rob ing them of @. gold bar valued at $1073. Vsder, we are informed, left Salt River, Arizona, for San Bernar- dino, on the 29th of September with the two Chinsmen ss passengers. On the night of October l2, they stopped three miles beyond White Water Station, where some difficulty arose between them. One of the China men went on to San Bernsrdino, and when Vsder arrived with the other he was arrested by deputy sheriff of that county. As the offense was supposed to have been perpetrated in this county. Vader was sent to Teme cula for examination, and thence brought here. He gave bonds to ap- pear before the next grand jury, and returned to San Bernsrdino yesterday evening.
Arizona citizen., 1875-11-06
Grant County Items.

 From The Silver City Herald of October 24:
 Work has commenced on the new brick school house. The school com missioners met on Friday and resolv- ed to open the schools in the different precincts as soon as suitable rooms can be procured.
 Wilson and Csrdwell brought dur ing the past week over ton of fine wool sheared from their flock of French Merinos. on the Gils.
 Rainfall for thessysar ending Sep tember 30, 1875, 20.75 inches. The greatest amount of rain in any single month was 7.22 inches, in July. Hot est days of the year were June 26 and 27. The coldest December Is.
 During tho week, silver bullion valued at $l1, 300 snd gold bullion at $l645, were shipped to New York.
Arizona citizen., 1875-11-06

WEArHER--Sincet the arrival ofSergeant [ Phedovius in Tucson, the Signal Service has been put in complete operation Daily reports are made to Washington and they have been kindly offered 10 us, but think an abstract once each week will serve our patrons just as we'll. At 2:2o D m. on Thursday, the following reports were re- corded:
 San Diego, thermom ster 6i; wind north west; weather fair.
 Campo, California, ,thermometer65: wind south; weather fair.
 Yuma, thermometer a; wind northwest; weather fair.
 Stanwix, Florence and Prescott. no re- bort.
 MarIcopa Wells, thermometer 70i wind south west; weather clear.
 Tucson, thermometer ss: wind west; weather fair.
 We may add that several days Of the week, clouds hung around and on Wednes- day 8 very few drops Of rain fell in this vicinity.
Arizona citizen., 1875-11-06

THE 1" desert" lands of the west ern portion of our country, sooner than many people now can be made to believe, will be brought under cul- tivstion in some way. Congress re- gently passed a bill to encourage cul- tivation of such lands in Cslifornis, and since tho passage of 1t, nearly every foot of land in Lsssen county that can be made available for farm or stock purposes has been taken up, and capitalists are moving to intro- duce the waters of Eagle Lake into Honey Lake. With money and skill, the waters of our rivers and springs, together with what can be obtained by artesian boring. will be made to ir- rigate nearly every acre in the Terri tory, except that where there is ab- solutely no soil of value.
Arizona citizen., 1875-11-06

.THE ladies Of Tucson are preparing io nne'ball, the net proceeds to be applied to the payment Of the debt on the publI, school-house. The weather is growing cool, nights long, and the gentlemen ar, anxious for lively dance and we srt pleased to know they will soon have one THE report Of the hanging of two Pes queira men by the Serna party about thir ty-nve miles south or Tucson several days ago, must be untrue. as Gov. Stafford came by the place late Thursday, and heard nothing of 1t.
 F.. B. PoNRor, United States District AL torney, returned from Prescott on Thurs. days stage, whither he has been for sever al weeks on official business. He express es himself highly pleased with his recep- ton by the YavApsis.
 THE Alta and Virginia Enterprise. two most prominent administration papers on the Pacific coast, demand the removal oi Chief Justice Dunne, and their articles thereon will appear in our paper next week
 SECoSD-LIEUTESASTs BAIRD AND Tow KY, recently graduated from West Point arrived in Tucson last Saturday, en route tO join their respective companies of the Sixth Cavalry at Grant and Apache. They ] aN lfa 1au har ia
 REPUBLICANS and many Democrats were happy over the election news pub lished to-day. and on Thursday evening burned considerable powder on the church plaza.
 OWING 10 a mistake in no. getting a right sized suger, work on the artesiAn we'll is temporarily delayed, but steps are taken by telegraph to remedy ihe matter as quick SE possible.
 A EUXoR prevails that a new military post Is to be established near the Sonora line at the head of San Pedro river. Near the national boundary Is the proper place for tho troops in times Of internal peace.
 Gov. SANFORD, November 5, appointed s. ". Carpenter, county recorder, notary public for Pima county, and on the same day to the same otice, H. F.. Lacy Of San Carlos, for Pinal county.
 TELEGRAAs bearing following addresses await owners at telegraph office: Lux Co., mex. Isidore Arsgon. Sacramento Grani- llo, Jesus Eoza and A. J. Elliott
 MIR. c. V. n. LovEJoY has been appoint flee, and he is giving excellent satisfac- ton.
 O. BUCKALEw Is building new house on the eas, side the courthouse plaza, and F.. \. Fish X Co. have the walls Of the new express office quite well up.
 FULLY. OCHoA & Co. have Just received very large additions tO their stock Of gen. eral merchandise -2I 900 pounds in one lot yesterday. ..
 NEW desks in public school are all in place. Pupils happy and increasing in number.
 ATTENTION SXoKERs.-ll you want n fine imported Havana cigar, go to Mans ield's News Depot.
 FOR comfortable room to rent, call on ". J. osborn.
Arizona citizen., 1875-11-06
Yavapaf County.
From The Miner of October 2s

I Some four tons of high grade ore from the Silver Prince, believed to be worth over 5000 per ton, are on the way and will be here today. or to morrow.
 The Peck Go. have reached depth of fifty feet in the shaft, and are run. ming a cross cut to strike the ledge Much anxiety is felt as to the result of thls exploration ,
 Parties from the Peck mines say that if some one understanding the business would go up in the Bradshaw noun. tsins and whip-saw lumber, and make shakes and shingles, there could be a good trade started.
 D. K. Houghtelin, s. A. Smith and j Charles Butrick have located an ex. tension of the Silver Prince and named it the Black Warrior" Smith brought to town last week two average samples of the croppings and had them assayed by W. J. Howard. The first went $1,46010 and the second, $S,6S2.10 to the ton. The vein appears to be about two feet wide.
 John Rarick, who drives the buck. board between Prescott and Verde, brought in word yesterday evening !
 that Frank Biffar, the mail rider for Hayward < Baker, was fired on and had his horse killed and himself wounded in the head, about eleven o'clock on Wednesday, eighteen miles east of the Verde. He saw no Indians and heard but two shots, but saw Ind. ian tracks. He took the mail, carried it as far as he could, cached it in the brush and made his way in to Verde on foot.
 John II. Marion, our illustrious pre- decessor, has completed his residence, and is putting up large barns, sheds, etc, at his ranch at the mouth of Granite Creek, where he intends to Winter his sheep. He has perhaps the most desirable sheep ranch in the Ter ritory, grass, water, shelter and every thing considered, besides it is within an easy driving distance of Prescott. making it convenient for his family as well as himself to lite at home and come to-town when they please. We have rarely seen a surer foundation for an independent fortune than he has got laid.
 Chas. H. Wells, general superintend- ent of the Arizona and New Mexico Express company, writes from Caliente October 15, that he is looking out q cutoff to strike the San Bcrnardino road between the Cottonwood and Cave station. He says Caliente will be the terminus of the railroad for some time. and that they will run from there three times week to Prescott via Hardyville, and make the time, with express and passengers. no more than five days from Prescott to San Francisco. Frank w. Blake, whom many of our readers will remember as the popular asSayer at Silver City, Idaho, and whom we have known as an experienced and ef- fcient congressman and assayer for twenty-three years, is ;o be Agent here They will start between the 1st andl 10th of December.
Arizona citizen., 1875-11-06
Phenfx.

A correspondent writing to The Mi ner, October p, among other items gives these:
 Real Estate is fast rising in value, as outsiders and parties coming here to settle. purchasing to 6 considerable extent. D. Neshr, of Yums. not long since bought fine ranch from G. Buck, and K. s. Woolsey, Of Agus Csliente, has purchased four, one of which he got yesterday from D. Schultes.
 At town meeting the other day, 6 motion was made to incorporate, which was lost, but in lieu thereof three trus- tees-Hon. John Smith, J. H. Burger and J. M. Cotton-were elected to transact the town business for the ensuing year.
 The public school has been in opera tion for two weeks, under the man agement of Mrs. Fitzpatrick, who is said to be very competent teacher. There are 45 scholars in attendance. The Rev. L. J. Hedgepeth has been teaching in the Mesquite district for three weeks. He has 25 scholars in attendance.
Arizona citizen., 1875-11-06
Probate Notice.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
 of Thomas McWilliams, deccnsed.
 Probate Court, County of Pima, Terri tory Of Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given, that H. B. Smith. Public Administrator Of the County Of Pima, having filed in this Court his Petl- ton, praying for letters Of Administra- ton upon the Estate Of Thomas McWN- Hams. deceased, the hearing Of the same has been fixed by this Court for Monday the 18th of Novem Der, 1875, at 10 o'clock a. m., of said day Of the October term or said Court, at the courtroom of The Probate Court, in the town Of Tucson in said coun- ty Of Pima, and all persons interested in said estate, are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said petition should not be grant ed.
 Dated at Tucson, October 29, A. D. 1875.
 VIM. J. OSBORN, Probate Judge
 and ex-Onioio Clerk Probate Court October 70. t-oS
Arizona citizen., 1875-11-06

SHIPSENTs.-Tuesdsy Ludering's train arrived from Yuma with government stores consigned 10 Fully, Ochoa & CO., for Lowell, Grant and Bowie. On Wednesday, Fully, Ochoa & Co. shipped to Bowie some lime, lumb Der. etc. for government, and goods for their own store there. Tester day, Quinlan's train arrived from Yuma, with 5000 pounds government stores for Grant; 2l 900 pounds merchandise for TuI- ly, Ochoa Co.'s Tucson house, and 2OOO pounds Of stuff for Gov. Stafford. ]. Neu- gass. S. c. Marcou, the Surveyor.Genersl. and others. Deguerre's train is due from Yuma tomorrow.