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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-08
Certificate of Partnership

nFTH FIRM OF AzUSA NURSERY,
" doing bushes IN the county of Los An
geles, State of California.
We the undersigned persons. hereby certify
that the above described partnership is COM
posed of the following persons and 40 others,
whose names and places of residence are as
follows. to-wlt:
Thomas a. Carey, Los Angeles.
Samuel s. Reeves, Azusa.
In witness whereofwe have hereunto affixed
our hands and seals this 7th day of May, 1879.
THOMAS *. CAREY. lsEAL.l
je5 I'm 3AMUEL S. REEVES. tsgAL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-08
Chamber of Commerce; !;
BOARD Of ofEducation !:

II. D. BARROWS, President.
~ NJ. KREMER, Sec'y. ALFRED JAMES,
DIR. j. KURTZ, j. p. WlDNEY,
DR. W. I. LUCKY, City Supt Public Schools
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

confession, living on the ragged edge of despair and remOrse, etc, and clue to the rest of the Renders.
 Yuma, February 23d. Dr. Tonner, late Indian agent, arrived from California to-day.
 Tucson, February 25d. Colonels Boyle, Hodge and Truman re- turned from their Southern trIp.
 Yuma, February 22d. Lieutenant Schuyler, 5th cavalry, came down on the Cocopah.
 \ general court martial is now sitting at Fort Yuma.
 Wm. B. Hooper < Co. have shipped con- siderable freight to the interior this week. A mill for the Picacho Mining and Mil ling O. is on the street.
 San Francisco, February 23d. Greenbacks, ST and Ss.
 Yuma, February 25th. Capt. D'Artois arrived yesterday, all the way from HarCyvilc in a small boat propel- led by buck Indians.
 Prescott, February 25th. Despatches just received at Headquarters state that Maj. Ogilby made a clean sweep of the country between the MOgollons and the Little Colorado river, killing 15 bucks and capturing 3S prisoners. They killed the Indian who shot Lieut.. King. also the Indian who killed the mail rider and stole the mail stock on the Santa Fe mail route. Gen. Crook has been trying to get these h. dians for long time.
 Weather clear and pleasant.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE PUBLIC LIBRARY's LAST DRAwISG-ln response to letters and inquiries, do hesitate say in the most positive that Fifth Concert the Public Library of Kentucky will take place February 27th, be- yond the possibility of doubt. The death of Governor Brame's does interfere with the business of the oee as the Board of Trustees have appointed Hon. c: M Briggs GOv. Bramettes law partner and the active hereiofore) to conduct the office. All the money received is safe in bank and will be paid holders of prizes immediately after the Drawing and with the same certainty and promptness heretofore. The drawing will take place announced and those who secure prizes will get the contingency of doubt. It.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
UHO DOES HE HEdN2

Ever since Marion wrote in his Valedc. tory that we were great uhitler. nearly every paper that has noticed the sale at all has had something to say about whiting Now the fact is we have reformed. and should not be constantly reminded of for mer idle habit now almost forgotten. or shall we not be allowed to repent and be forgiven for past folly. Greater crimes have been cancelled by simple exercise of penance. and why may We not hope for pardon. sine e
 "The Angels voice has whispered
 In soft accents sweet and low,
 Though tiny sins shall be as scarlet
 will make them white as snow."
 We are thankful for one apologist. A Los Angeles editor remarking upon our sup posed passion for cutting, says: ''He might have worse qualities for the profession than that of deftly carving with the scissors. It te great art, and ifmore energetically culti- vsted by some editors we wot of, their hap- less readers would rejoice" No reference in this to the MINER in the past, We hope.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

TIE GREAT EXCITEGENT.-The death of Gov. Bram- ette in wise iuerferes with the progress of the last Gin Concert will that anything else prevent the drawing from taking place the 27th of February So certain is this that all the money paid for tickets will be promptly refunded in the drawing does take hat day Mir Briggs has conducted all the details of the former concerts and is giving his whole time his bnown skill and his great energy to make tue last the greatest drawing He offers, in addition the excitement of the drawing itself concert by Gilmores Great Orchera
 perhaps the best in the world admission which can only be had by those that hold leas, portion of
 ticket If
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

THE Evangelist Edward Payson Ham. mond is taking Sacramento by storm, the Churches are all roo small for his audiences, and even Agricultural Hall is found made. quate to the accommodation of all who seek an opportunity to hear him and see hlm per form with the children. The Record devotes column or two daily to the matter. He appears to be man of wonderful power and magnetism.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

TIP WILDER writes to Col. Bigelow from Anvil Rock to know the dimensions of the new proprietor of the MINER, with a view to ascertain if he is tho same who used to roam over the wilds of Oregon, Mon. tana and Idaho. making an occasional foray into the settlements of California, and, if So, to invite him to come out and eat Joeaaii- caa at his lodge. Without further commit tai we promise to come, and thus hush the the matter up
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
N O T ICE.

To Thomas Wallace, M. H. Smith, William Holden I r. NesInith Sam1 Lubeck, T. A. Talbet or any other person deriving tbsar title by deed from tbe original osaioFs Ia the Overland ledge lode vein situasd h, "aiiAi@i Mining District, Nohave county. A. T.:
 on are hereby notified that if you do not within ninety
 / ys rom the dae hereof psy to the undersixn.d at Mners fark, bohsve county, A. T.. your proportional Prt oi the expenses incurred sad nine or location as , oy ne Congrtssonal law. approved May 10 'eres' ID said nine VIM. TOwLE
 ,,. JAMES F. BULL. Sa4neiai falk T reorrl1ry $, ls4o- fel2 I'm
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

@ AH Goeounts for Gdsertisiag and sub scription ghich became due oa or bet0re the first day of February, and a2 bills .tor legal adoer- tisemeats aehieh appeared in 1te Niaer prior to asat date are iDayaJle to Joha II. Mari0a. .4l accounts aoerriRg since that ddte are payaJle to T. J. Butler, the present IDroprietor.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

CALDWELL WRIGHT, Recorder of Mohave county, an old Owyhe friend, writes us a congratulatory letter, and informs us that Col. D. II. Fogus, of San Francisco, win be here as soon as the weather settles to look at the mines of Yayapai and Mohave coun- tics, in the interest of capitalists. Mr. Wright is very competent business man and faithful officer. We congratulate the Mohayes on securing his services.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
N o T IC E.

Notice is hereby given 10 the heirs of David uo-., that Inc undersgr ed has in his possession and SndI ms eontroi one hundred feet in the silver ledge hnoWn as | he l.orena in the Bradshaw mining di. I'cr iaNalai county, Arizona Territory belonging ,o ne estate oi said deceased and upon which said ledge he h1S Ione me work required by law to hold inc same
 me mining ground above mentioned will be delivered w sd h.irs upon payment of expenses incurred uron ,1en apPleanon in person, by legal attorney The her of sad deceased supposed reside in or Cncnnaiti. Ohio JOSFpu rt-s. H ussrlr v, near
 Phfnix' A. T., February le 1875 ssbass,
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
N o Y IC F.

To B Lulois, A. Walrath. C. H. VoiSt. q. II Ecgers d. Hartman, A. !. Easterby, O. Schoeman A J Hell anu C w LeVs coowners with the undersigned in that certain mining claim location known as the original
 h or oeatlon on that eeaia quartz lead lode known as the California situate in the Pine Grove mining d;s ifet m ihe county of iavsPai Territory of Arizana
 ou and each of you are hereby notified that the m dersgned have caused to be done upon such claim o M canon 'h- amount of labor required by the laws oi the United States in the sun, of one hundred and seventy dollars. And yon. and each of you are nereny n"hed 70 pay to N C. Sheckes at fhe store of
 eN bashiord m ihe town of Prescott in said county of iayaTa your respective proportions of the said cost of Sa aoor within ninety days from the service of this hoc ana that m case Of deaut of you or either of !ou m making such payment, within such time we will under The mining laws in force a forfeiture of me ID said claim location of the person making Such aeaut The amount due by each of you for snch you in such claim or location AIONZo E DAVIS
 Prescott, Feb 26. 1875 3a
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
N o T I c E.

TO W Shoholm or his legal representatives. o-,er ID the Dayis lode HassayamJa District Yavana; conn,, Ai@oEa Territory: You hereby notified that iS s 'o no' appear within ninety ) days from the date hsrs % Pay your proportion of the expenses incurred in eeNeoping sad mine, the undersigned will claim a s ienfe according to Law, of your in said mine
 Prescott, February 26 ls7a
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

SCHOOL BooKs.-California is in terrible
 stew over the change of readers in the pub-
 lic schools. Arizona is not behind Califor-
 mia, nor Massachusetts for that matter in her determination to have good schools and the very best books and appliances for teaching. We are therefore interested in the matter just so far as to want to ascertain which are the best books. From our own observation we are convinced that California committed an error when she gave up the Wilson read CTS for McGufiie's, but whether the Pacific coast series is an improvement on the latter or not is a matter we have had DO opportu- nity to investigate. If they are we want the Pacific books, for, as before remarked. Arizona wants the best. As to a swindle. we fail to see il, when the publisher agrees to exchange the new for the old, book for book, unless the new books are really in- ferior.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
PACIFIC SLOPE

can rTdhcl>Co, reUTdaTy Ictu. Stocks weaker teddy.
 Carson, February 15th The Prison Warden has failed to show himself innocent of criminal conduct with the female prisoner Mollie Forshay.
 San Francisco, February 10th. Gold in New York, ll43s and l142t Greenbacks in San Francisco, S7s and o7 i.
 Sacramento, February 18th. Gotta and Estrada were hung to-day for the murder of John kruse
 San Francisco, February 18th. The strange antics of the Sacramento Union are accounted for. The news of the sale of the Union to the Record is confirmed by Anthony & Co. The two papers are con- solidated and will be known us the "Record- Union."
 Shasta, February 1Gth The stage for Reading was attacked by robbers, at s o'clock this evening, two miles south of here and the driver, who refused to stop, got load of shot in his face, mutilla- ting him badly. X passenger drove back to Shasta safely, and the robbers got nothing.
 San Louis Obispo, February 10th. Chavez and band of or half breeds were in this county few days since, and the peo- pie are uneasy.
 Tucson, February 20th. sam Hughes and others returned yester- day from the head of the San Simeon Valley and report extensive tracts of beautiful gra- zing and farming lands rich in water, grass. soil, timber, and one ot the finest climates in the world.
 The Citizen to-day says, without outside aid of consequence the mines on both sides of the Gila are being developed rapidly, and show beyond all doubt that Arizona possesses more ore that will go above $50 per ton than Is known to exist in any other State or Territory of tue Union.
 NIT. Hughes, the assayer, is authority for the belief that we are on the eve of a new era Tn mining that will quicken and revive all other industries. Eleven mines have been surveyed for patents, in ten days. One hun dred men are at work in the Patagonia. X dozen arrastras are running on Ostrich ore. and stamp mill will soon be erected.
 Yuma, February 20th. Henry W. Kearsing has made splendid run at the Castle Dome smelting works. thus demonstrating that those ores can be worked on the ground as well as in San rancisco-saving cost of sacking, transpor- iatlon etc. Lime, iron, navigable stream. 1 ma everything necessary to run any number | ,f furnaces is there at hand.
 Lieut.. Smith, superintendent U. s. tele- 'raph, arrived this morning en route to Tue on.
 William 4. Simmons, who came here four months ago from Prescott, died on the l7th nst.; aged about 9 years.
 San Francisco February 2Oth. Jury in the Eckstein case disagreed. Poll, tax forger Casey goes to the peniten- lary eleven years.
 Florence, February 18th. Bender IS IF Florence certain. no counter Ut resemblance or immitation, but the sai old original John Bender, the Kansas lurderer. Startling developments. partial
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

ON receiptof sl.5O, win send post paid toany ad dress cur new book My Satchel and 333 pages. 22 illustrations bound in muslin and gilt The most hmor ous book of the season. Agents wanted.
 D. E. FISK & co. Publishers feb26 Springfield. Massachusetts
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
Best Known EIux.

THE MALTEHA MINING COMPANY IS ppr pared to furnish the Best Known FIux in ouan,,; f nse 70 'en thousand tons 10 Quartz Mills Miners ar anv "S egIsy Aoafess, WARREN F. DAY
 Camp Verde
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
DIED.

At Whippe Depot A. T, February 23d. CLARA, infant daughter of James C. and Hannah Reynolds aged months and days Philadelphia papers please copy.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

Srxrr-oSE children of drunken parents are taken care of at the Good Templars' Or pbans' Home in Vallejo, Cal.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

SETTtER-Ctzens of Prescott and all other citizens who may happen to come io Prescott will find the signed at the County Treasurer office in the county building ready take and receipt for all debts due for subscription, advertising job printing c;c which became due him proprietor of tue ARIZONA MINER previous t February l. 1875. JOIN H. MARION
 Prescott Arizona, February II. 1875. fel2f
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE MATTER THE
 Estate of JAMES TRUEWORTHY, Dcd Notice IS hereby given by the undersigned adminstr TOT o The above named estate to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased 10 exhibit me same with the necessary vouchers, within months rom me h publication of this notice his ou the west sde of the plaza Mon;ezuma street in the town oi frseoi ID the county of lavapa Arizona Territory
 JGHN G. CAMPBELL. iresco'r feo- 70, le41. 3m. Adminisirator.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
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READ TuIs.-B. Braunhart dealer In hides and wool,
 fruit and produce San Bernardino pays the highest mar ket price in gold coin, gold checks postal orders livery, for beef hides calf and sheep skins Whenever your teams start empty for San Bernardins Ca you will be profted by consgning your hides him. Remember B. Braunhart San Bernardino Cal Orders for fruit etc. solicited. felo 5n
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
PRESCOTT.
CALIFORNIA AND ARll0n,
 Stage Company.
sEMI-wEEKLY FROM Prescott, Florence and Wicks,k. THROUGH TO
San BernardinO and Los An.

Carrying the United States Mails and tLe cais,-,. Arizona Express Co.'S Packages and Ex.s~s Connecting with Wells. largo & Cas
 Express at San Berrardino, Cal
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-13
The Wool Market.

BOSTON, May 12.-LReported for the Press. 1.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestc-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 50 @
57c do choice XXX So a SIC; do fine 81 a 55c; me.
dunn 55 q Sc; coarse 80 q SIC; Michigan extra and
XXX so a 53c; fine 40 a 50c medium 81 a SIC; COM
mon At "a AGO. other Western fine and X 40 q SIC;
medium so q SIC, common As a 48e; pulled extra
40 "a 55c; supertne 40 a 55; No 1, 25 q &c., comb
ing fleece 60 a Toe; California 10 q Sec; Texas 20
"a 4Oc; Canada 40 a 55c; do combing s. a 70; Smyr-
ma washed II "a 33c; do unwashed, IA a 22c; Buenos
Ayres 1S "a CSC; Cape Good Hope 80 a 35c; Austral-
ian 45 q SEC; Donskoi 20 @ 36c; Mestiza pulled 30
@824c.
The Wool mar 6et remains the same with fair de-
mand from manufacturers, who continue to pur-
chase in lots wanted. Prices rule low and unsat-
isfactory for all the Woods, but medium grades sus-
tain previous prices. There is very Indifferent
feeling the part of manufacturers and the future
of the market is not very encouraging. The spring
demand for goods has proved decided failure. The
season Is a very backward one. No warm weather
as yet and the clothiers particularly complain that
they will have to carry large quantities OF spring
goods. In all branches of trade business has been
very unsatisfactory, and there is prospect Of any
improvement at present.
In New York holders have shown more disposition
to meet the views of manufacturers, and in c0nse-
uuence the business consummated shows an i'm
provement upon the sales of last week.
In Philadelphia the receipts of fat sheep from the
West are increasing and it is taken arrival at 80
90 4Oc. Our advices from the West indicate that new
fleece in a few weeks will make its appearance In
considerable quantities. and will open at high figures
There has been more doing and the dealers general
ly are closing out the old stock.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-13

AGAINST their leaders, who prolong the war only
10 enrich themselves. 1t declares the events of
tbe last two years only show the naptitude of
Don Carlos who has lost his right TO the crown
before God and the world. Agnine is exceed
inglv popular, and it is confidently claimed
that his entry into Spain will cause large de-
lection from the Carlist ranks.
Foreign Notes.
Steamer City of Panama had some trouble
at Costa RIGA pert recently, owing to the re-
fusal of the captain to deliver up political
prisoner.
passed by Congress which authorizes the exec
ntive to dispose of 100000 tons of guano to the
United States.
Hon. Alexander Mckenzie of the Domi2ion
il going to England on business connected with
the breach of the terms of the union with Brit
ish Columbia.
Lieut. Gov. Crawford of Ontario, is seriously
i'll.
A crowd of women mobbed an Old Catholic
school in Silesia, Tuesday, declaring that they
would never allow their children to become
Old Catholics
The Russian government has signed a con-
yeution with Japan by which the Japanese
part of the Island of Saghalien is coded to Rus
STA.
ed between Carlists and Alfonsists near Bar
celOna.
Dejough & Co., of Santiago de Cuba, have
failed with liabilities estimated at $3.50, 900.
The wounded mutineers of the Jefferson
Borden are recovering.
Eight hundred persons, chiefly children, have
died in Honduras of measles and malignant
sore throat.
Guatemala has recognized the independence
of the Republic of Cuba.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-13
Steamer Metropolis Safe.


New YORK, May - The steamship Metrop-
oils. from Bermuda, was towed into Dutch Is
land, Narragansett Bay, this morning, and now
lies at anchor.
PROVIDENCE. May 12.-Capt. Ellis, of the
steamship Metropolis, has reached Newport,
and gives the Journal correspondent the fol-
lowing statement:
Left Hamilton, Bermuda. April 18th, with
merchandise and twenty-six passengers, con-
signed to Lunt Bros, New York On the fol-
lowing day, during heavy gale, lost head OF
foremost and the main topmast. On the 18th
our circulating pumps were disabled but we
made temporary repairs, so that the engines
were still available. On the same day we sig
nailed the bark /. Mathews, steering northeast
On the Goth We signalled the Austrian bark
Jacob, from Limerick for New York, and at
their request five passengers were put on board
of her. On the Both we exchanged longitude
With the bark Wave King from Baltimore for
Londonderry. On the I'd of May, lat 1913,
lon. 66a1, we spoke the Norwegian bark Lag
nedaliea from New York to Havre. which sup
Shinpecook light, boarded the schooner Kate
Newman, from New York for Boston, and put
one passenger on board of her. She could not
supply us with any provisions: On the same
day " boarded the schooner Harriet 5: Brooks
from New York to Boston, which supplied pro-
visions and lowed US into port.
A few days out from Bermuda the coal gave
out, and the rolling of the STEAMER broke some
of the steamppe and started bolts. The steam
er could not carry sail enough to give her good
steerage, and in this unmanageabe condition
she drifted about in the toughest sea that Capt
Ellis ever saw She was driven across the Gulf
Stream twice, and she passed through hail
storms of almost unprecedented violence. The
steamer sprung no leak, is sound and seaworthy
in spite of her rough voyage. The Metropolis
carries a crew of twenty-three men. The sup
ply of meat gave out about ten days ago, and
since then the bill of fare has consiste d mainly
of potatoes and onions.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-13

NEW YORK. May 12-Evening.-There was consid-
cradle excitement the Stock Exchange this alter
noon and some wide fluctuations. 1t was announced
that the contract between Panama and Pacific Mail
companies which was expected to have been sign ed
to-day, did not receive the signatures of officers of
the different corporations. On this Panama dropped
suddenly from 1911 to 144 and Pacific Mail from AT
"a A. with the final dealings 1444 for former and
41a for the latter. OF course there great many
stories aoat but at the close of business impress
sion prevailed that the mpediments would be ami
cably removed Erie was less active and ranged be-
tween % 27s. There is still considerable mystery
surrounding Erie speculation, but to-day the resent
decline was partially explained by report that
eotialions foot to sell coal lands of the
pany to several corporations comprising the coal
mOnOpOly of Pennsylvania, such as the Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western, Delaware & Hudson and
other concerns These negotiations not received
with favor by the stockholders, the sales of the
coal lands of the companies named would tend to
DESTROY the carrying trade of the Erie in the coal
gions 1t was further reported that the proposed
sale of coal lands to raise money to meet the in
terest maturing in june but if the Erie Company is
really in want of money for this purpose certainly
some of the large stockholders might furnish it with
out forcing the company to sell property which must
Weld a large income in the future.
Money closed easy at q per cent. on call. For
Exchange weak at 4S7 for lon, sterling and
40 for demand. The customs receipts to-day were
1922 O00 Gold opened at 1153, and closed at 15s-all
the sales of the day having been at these gures the
borrowing rates were B. |. u, q 164 per cent. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 &C.
count of interest and 400 in redemption of bonds.
The following the operations at the Gold Ex-
change Bank-gold balances $1,023,419; currency
balances 7O2; gross clearances 1926 640OO. The
following is the Clearing House statement: currency
exchanges ST. 8200 currency balances 81 O99s01;
gold exchanges 49, 1885, gold balances S7S6, $50.
Government were steady. State bonds dull. Rail-
road mortgages in moderate demand. The total
transactions at Stock Exhange aggregated $4,000
shares including New York Central 2O0shares, Erie
1890 shares Lake Shore IL ao0 shares
500 shares St Paul 1900 shares, Ohio & Mississippi
800 shares, Western Union 1890 shares, Wabash