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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-04-03
LAPIDUM, hartford SHORE, ETC.

LhflDUh, iAhFohD SHOhE, Ely.
Lapidum, opposite Port Deposit, has also
suffered its share of the flood. The water
was higher than the great flood of 1867.
The water extended up to the front of the
store, in the town, and much excitement
existed. The tide water canal embank-
ment has been but little damaged, notwith-
standing it was thought it would be COM
pletely ruined. We understand that the
manager (Mr. Shure) makes the statement
after thorough inspection that the tow
path can be put in good order at little ex-
peRse.
CoNyALEsCENT-HoPE DAwNING.
On Monday morning there was slight
channel in the river, on the east side, which
extended south below tine bridge at Perry
vile. The ice passed out gradually, and
the channel grew larger and larger until it
was quite wide, the ice breaking off from
each side and falling into it to drift into
the Bay. The warmth of the day on Sun
day melted the ice very rapidly indeed, and
caused the opening of this channel. The
afternoon of the day being so delightful
and balmy comparatively, brought persons
to witness the gorge and the main street of
Port was almost thronged with men, women
and children, who were viewing the ruins
and damaged property generally. 1t was
truly magnificent sight to behold such n
scene as this ice gorge and it is enough to
cause wonder and admiration to behold
hundreds and thousands of tons Of ice be-
ing hurled along as so many feathers. As
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-04-03

and Wilson, builders and contractors, are
framing a new house on the lot at the cor
ner of Fourth and Washington streets to
be sent down to Middle Neck, Cecil CO.,
Maryland. The front, or main building is
to be 36t by IS feet, three stories high, and
the back is to be 26 by IS, and two stories
high. The house, when framed, will be
shipped in pieces to its destination about
six miles west of Middletown, on the farm
of Hon. Edward G. Bradford, of this city.
Wilmington Commercial.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04
ElEQ INDEPENDENT.
TIRE GOOD DRAGON pAn,zrysox.

The Carson Tribune, with characters
TIC malignity, vainly attempts to asperse
the character of Governor Bradley by
hatching the following mess of baldcr-
dash, and then UNANIMOUSLY charging the
re-hashing Of the fossilized pot-house
story to the ELKo INDEPENDENT:
The investigation O: the affairs of Col.
Hymnn, Warden of the State Prison, is
shll In progress, though so far as has
been learned, nothing to this date has
been developed derogntory to the per-
Sonal character or official integrity of the
accused Warden. To an unpreiudiced
mind, Gov, Bradley occupies much tho
Bame position Of the unfortunate dnrkey
who grabbed the stub-tail Of bruin M
the nnimal was going up the tree about
his w businessA. Sambo, once involv-
cd IN tho contest OF superiority, could
neither let 60 nor hold on with safety to
himself. so he impatiently kicked the
bear to keep him afraid, and held on to
the tail In hopes TINT it (the tail) would
come out. Our word for it, "Old
Brondhorns" hearty wishes he had let
that "bar" 60.
AS our thirst for present or postum
nous fame is uos consuming, it is do
sired that the weight of glory attach
ing to the production OF so brilliant IN
article as tho above, may pass from us
and nestle where it properly belongs;
among tho dewy laurels which grace
The noble brow of tho magnenimous
Deacon Parkinson, whose virtues are
only exceeded by tho beauty and ex-
Panse OF his "cheek."
Tho quaint humor embodied in the
article, induces tho belief that the good
Deacon had but recently returned from
n of those sumptuous State dinners
down Mt the SpringB-at which only
the faithful are northumberland over
flowing with enthusiasm and old bour-
bon. was DESTROYS of exhibiting his
feRlty to Hyman by abusing the Cover
nor. The good Deacon has Justly
earned a reputation for stern integrity
which will not permit him to ''crooli
the pregnant hinges of the knee except
that thrift may follow fawning."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04

THE Eureka Sentinel of the LIST in
slant publishes n highly m~eritorious mr.
ticle specially devoted to n considera-
ton Of the "self mnde men Of our
times"-brazenly pictured and fulsome.
ly lauded in some of the eastern period
icnls-and their clnims upon n confid-
ing public. 1t is tho deliberate opinion
Of the Sentinel that the term "self-made"
is eminently q proper one, for tho Al
mighty Creator never engaged in the
manufacture of shoddy. These eyre
gious asses are usually "self-mado" and
their likeness should only appear in
the Police Gazette. The Sentincl's utter
nnces on the subject nre simply the OK
preston Of tho sentiments OF every
mnn in tho country, outside Of the
Damphool Infirlnary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04

FRoM our western exchanges wo learn
that Harry George has retired from tho
editorship Of tho San Francisco Post,
and also that II. NJ. Daggett has with
drawn from the Virginia Enterprise. It
is further stated that Daggctt, Joe.
Goodman, and Sam. seabough--for-
merly Of tho Sacramento UmiOn-will
constitute tho editorial staff Of tho Post.
With such IN array Of talent to pilot its
course, tho Post will soon take n lead
ing position among the journals of the
coast.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04

The Eureka Sentinel says: Alex.
Nixon md two miners were being
brought to the surface in tho X. X.
shnft, Ruby Hill, on Mondny, and for
some unncGountnble reason the cage
was carried above The landing. When
UP somo ten feet, Nixon, probably fear
full Of boing parrio1 up against the
sheavcs, somo thirty feel, jumped oil,
striking OH his head, and was injured
to such nm extent TINT ho died in q fow
hours. ...Thos. M~cConngley, recently
injured by tho falling OF tho cngo in the
Eureka Consolidated, died about four
o'clock Sunday Morning. . Frank
Hoch, q nntive Of Germany, aged 50
yenrs, died very suddenly Sunday
Morning. ...H. q. Crcal's new furnace
is completed, and will DO started rs
soon M it IL dried.
THE story Ia told Of New Bedford
clergyman, now dead, who was asked
by m Irishman to marry him: "why.
Pat" aaid the clergyman, "what have
yon com to me for2 Why didn't you
go to tho Catholic priost?'' owe been
TO him, yer honor" said Pat, land he
told mo 10 go TO the devil, md I've
COME"
THE population Of tho State Of Massa-
chusstts Is 1866, G52-70i, 28i males
and S57, 369 females; n gain in four
ycnrs OF 10i, 900. Tic number OF dwell
ling houses IN the State is 2G7, 2J3;
dwellings occupied, 255, 518; dwellings
%Nnaccupied. 11,706; number Of families
a08,92l; ratablo polls, 40, 9a3; nat
pralizcd voters, G9,2G7.
AN attempt was made TO take tho lifo
Of Phillip Klingcnsmith ut Mineral
Park last week. He is ono Of the Nor
mons who confessed the secrets Of tho
Mountain Meadow Ihnasacrc, md it is
supposed that tho attempt upon his life
vas made by %Brigham's Destroying
Angels.
Copy was out. Tho doyil picked up
q paper and said: "Iicre's something
About q womnn'-Inust I cut IL out?''
HNof' Numbered the editor, 'tle first
disturbance IN the world was OCCASION
cd by Tho deyil fooling about o woman"
FoUR hundred millions of dollars
In Hubsidics for railroads md canals
projected, md extension and olargc-
hlcht Of others, will 10 asked Of tho
next Congress-.
TUE Winnomucca Foundry started up
lo-doy for tho first time, and is now In
blast. The first castings turned
,ut were battery dies for tho Goodrich
Mill, SRvtr STATE.
A suit 70 rocovcr 12I fcOt. or 1860
harcs, of the Con. Virginia mine,
nlucd ut ovcr 5000, 600, has been
against the company 10y G. W.
!
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04

CHARLES Ross is again reported
found. This timein Des Moius, Iowa. lie
He is said to be in possession Of IL fumi-
~ named Clark, which recently arrived
from Oneida County, New York. The
process Of identification is now un-
der way.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04

LADIES, before you rijrchafc Dress GondS,
we want to chow you our NET STOCK, as We
b''l"yc We car SUIT You with Our assortment Of
Prints, Deliincs, Woolens, Poplins, Alpac-
rs, Merinos, Ca5simercs, Empress and
Waterproof Cloths and in fact al,rost every
dcSiraLis Style and quality q nro / Goods In the
~,narkt;.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

WEDf0Or MINING cov,,~u
OF principal place Of bu.In.N,t .Locatiou
S H;H cIsii9rnia; %Ioca.icn ct wOII:: San rna1,
SoilSsS i. hereby hereby f ais9 f,SS . = STATE Of gSa s1E;s;t
Hoard OF Trustees. held ON d. an'Stins Of H.
NoTSinO'r. 1919. nh assessment ISo '. n day Il
~ Cents pr share was levied ES iro,, . Of T~sS.
il tinted IS S.l S"spS gold @:lh raTsI': iniaHs$ Snsi,I
CO. California NNNe'' San Hanci,!.
Any stock Gpon which this a,Acs,m,p. ~,
S "tiaI %.'' is7s ." viii iIpS Sd ~ the ian Giy 'e "a n ::
liscd for sale AZ public auction ,', ~, nni airef.:
incnt Is mado before. will DC soiI -ni unless par.
7, i1nI;h day Of January. lis. t,ooEDAi.
SSW.rttslm. a aSsTSSi,.em'. together With r Ssy a1
o~y,,er-,t nATip !; JENNINGS ,Seer,,n
nlStd ~"'orna SirISI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04
NOTICE
DELINQUENT SALE.

NOr%G AMERICA MINING COMPANY: IN.
! cation Of principal place Of busint,,
San frdurisrn. California .-i.Catiun Of .Url.'
Tn-ca,urA biE;flrt, llR" county. NcSniI. Ne
described - ~. on account - at.,,-m.nt ~
~ lrY!cG an Ill" 2;.h day OF October. Isis n,
sr''th' nIi"'inie st; opposite iar LaII:s Of IA
respective shareholders. "a, follows:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04

HCit SS" STOCIS Is READY FOR IN,
y tt""tion ard "" aIc really AMI willing 4,
~ i,I n,.'n'1n 10 'hr wants az our patrons We
viii dfr'tgs Le pleased to- SHOW ynii any hing I'm
our line. give yon our prices and will tint ssSnY
yon hy trying {" S'h unless yoI arr r~Cri,ctIy sa,.
i''!"d with our GOODS and PRICES.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04

CLoTHING.-onr Clothing will. as heretofore.
Consist Of Ihc mot stylish eat suitt to b.
purchased Ia San FTanci,cI ani Srw
f"Ti. We have a Erst-ciI.s stock Tor men
AMI G'y"' wear; also, Furnishing GiYuls.
White Sirirts, uuhrihIIirts. Drawers, Sns.
T"nd"r'' Linen. sin and Cotton IIandkcr.
chiefs ktc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04
BORN.

~PFEIrrER-1n San Francisco, Cal,
November 30, 1876. TO the wife Of
George Pfeitfcr, n 1l-pound boy.
EDoFF-In Elko, New, on the 30th
instant, TO the wife of Jamcs 7. Edoil,
ii daughter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04

And In accordance wi h law and an order Of
tho Hoard -; DT,Ctors, made on Tie 2iiI day Of
October. 1919, ~ many shares Of each parcel %
such stock AZ may he niCcES Ity, viii b. -nil AZ
riIhit" auction. al the C"Up1uy's Ollie. l!rpil
\. -. g.! Nu~"t,,m,ry Stf,uI. san ff4hciteO'
nn SATURDAY, the IirhircIth day "f pecc!n.
Ter, lHi'. nj ia" hour "f one Urlv'S T.. III. q
LL!l day, I" I,ay s.id delinquent a-s,s'ththt
thereon. together with costs ni aircrii'ing Ahi
'NI' ntv. ~! rIi-.
Il. ~. B!OHS. Secretary.
DrPTrT- Rooms ? ant 3, No. iJL Montgomery
street. san Francisco, JaiifuTdlI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04

In consequence Of tho continued com.
plication Of Affairs in tho Enst, n sug-
gcsIion has been made by tho rcprcscn.
tativcs Of the Great Powers tO bold n
conference OF TIM. subject. This nm
management has caused a rise in con-
Bvlg.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04
RLANRIED.

SuEEHAS-WILLETrs.-In Elko, De
cemher 2 by Justice Taylor, Thomas
Sheehan TO Laura Willetts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04
Ny Stock Of
JSwSlrv

Is UNSURPASSED. CONSISTING rS PART
Of Diamonds, Gold anil Silver Watches. Braro.
lets, Neck Chains. Opera Chains. Gents vcs,
ChlinR, and a variety Of Quartz, Amcthyst mud
flain Sct'a and Rings, NIL Of which I oGcr At
lower prices than over attempted beforc. Call
AMI convince yourself.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-28

WASHINGTON IrEhs, MAY 3d.-Those hay. ing occasion to correspond with Arizona's representative at Washington will observe the following address instead of the one an- nounced some time since, in which his hotel was mentioned. "Hon. Hiram S. Stevens. House of Representatives, Washington. D. C." Mir. Stevens is visiting freinds in New Hampshire.
 The lowest bid for beef for Indians in Ari. zona, opened in New York last week was that of Greenfield of Minnesota, 2,55,-Keh rens, of Kehrens & Nit chell, new mail con- tractors, next at 2,99. Curtis was the lowest bidder for flower at San Carlos, 7.5O-no A. wards yet made.
 c. E. Curtis is on his way to Arizona.
 Gov. Mccormick will start for California in June, accompanied by his wife and will possibly visit Arizona.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-28

SOUVENIR OF THE OLDEN TIME.-While at Big Bug, on Sunday last, we were shown files of the Polynesian of ls47 and 1S4s, ed lted and published at Honolula, Sandwich Islands by Charles E Hitchcock.
 It was we'll edited and finely printed six column paper, no large display type or poster cuts to mar its typographical beauty. In fact it would do credit to the modern craft with all its improvements and better facili- it'es for making newspaper than those re- mote Islands then afforded. Glancing at its contents We read the first announcement in that Kingdom ofthe discovery of gold in Cal iiornia which reached there June 24th, IS4S by vessel which left San Francisco on the 29th. of May.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-28

HE REVISED MINING LAws-REpE.1,sc ALL EARLIER STATUTEs.-We have receiy. ed by mail Skidmore's Mining Statutes, be. ing "The Revised Statute of the United States" concerning Mineral Lands as amend. ed at the last session of Congress, together with the Instructions of the Commissioner and Digest of Decisions and Opinions per tainng thereto, by Walter A. Skidmore Esq The book will be mailed postpaid on receipt price; Tn paper, sl; law sheep, $50 by Sumner Whitney & Co.,, Law Publishers San Francisco. We regard the book as 2 perfect treasure-house of information to all persons interested in mining property.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-28

900 pounds. Nearly all of this amount was
 consumed, not more than two or three hun
 dred thousand pounds remaining on hand.
 A very careful estimate has been made of the
 crop which is now being harvested, and the
 most sanguine do not come up to 5000, 900
 pounds, being difference of about 2, ,5O0O, 900
 pounds in the amount of barley in this mar
 ket between this and last year. How the contractors who have taken contracts at low
 rates will come out is problem which they can solve at their leisure.
 The new firm of Smith & Stearns is show ing considerable enterprise. They have in-
 duced the Pima Indians to come from the
 Gila here to sell their wheat, and this morn ing their store was crowded with the guile less savsges, each having his parcel of wheat. The wheat is of this years crop, and is the first in market; it is good, solid and free from dross, as wheat in any country.
 At meeting of the principal citizens of this place, it was unanimously resolved that the present system of irrigation was detri- ment to the farmer, and prevented, in meas ure, settlers from locating in this, the largest tract of agricultural land in Arizona. To remedy this, and have permanent water throughout the year, corporation was form ed, assuming the title of the Montezuma Ditch Company, articles of incorporation were filed, and an assurance given of Sl5,OO0 to commence the work was at once given by the leading farmers and business men of PhGnix. A temporary board of directors was elected, consisting of Dr. Moeller, of Prescott, King S. Woolsey, of Stanwix, and John Smith, Geo. E. Mowrey, C. H. Gray, P. Holcomb and J. A. Chenowth, of Phoenix The company propose to embrace all the ara ble land in the valley in the compass of their canal, and to own and operate the canal at their expense, selling the water to farmers. The company will also be liable for damages if they fail to furnish water in sufficient quantity when called for ty the farmers. By this arrangement, the farmers will have nothing to do but tend to their crops. The stock-books of the company are now open for subscription, and will be sent to Tucson and Prescott as soon as possible.
 Weather clear and warm.
 Wickenburg, May 26.-A shooting scrape took place at Smiths mill on the 23d inst, l between John Bullard and a man formerly l of Salt River and known by the name of Babe. The cause of the fracas was a shot, gun which Babe borrowed from Bullard and which the latter contended he had not re- turned. Babe, on being struck by Bullard, fred the first shot, the ball grazing the top 'f Bullard's head, who was unarmed at the
 me but succeeded in borrowing derringer oon after, with which he shot Babe. The 'all lodged near his ear and was extracted y Dr. W. w. Jones. The wound is not dangerous, as was at first supposed. Both 'arties were arrested by Deputy Sheriff P. ". Smith, and brought to this place for ex- which would have come off this morning but that Bullard succeeded in mak- ng his escape last night and has not been card of since.
 H. Ramboz, one of Wickenburgs pioneers, old his fruit ranch to Charles Peterson, and itends leaving for California soon.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-28

We read in the Bible, in the 18th cbanter of lst samuel and 18th verse, that "Tbere was no smith found throughout all the land oi Israel" Of course not. All tte Smith. were living in this country at that time and they have wonderfully increased and mnI,;- I piled since then. '"u''-
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-28
FRIDAY, MAY 2Sth, 1875.

T M accosnts Jor aduertising and sub seription rhica became due on or before he first day of February, and al bills for legal adrer- tisements uhich appeared in me Miner prior to tAat dats ars payable to John II. Marion. AN accounts aoerzing sinos taat date are payoble to T. J. Bstler, the present proprietor.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-28

Churchill county, Nevada, is poor b., no Jail, and until last week never had . cr;m;nsI him the county authorities confined ;n !. shalt 40 feet in depth, hoistine him to tbs surface three times day, and giving him h's meals, and then lowerin ghim aTain.eTEI
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-28

When completed, the tunnel under the Hudson river between New York and Jersey eities will afford facilities for 500 trains of twenty freight cans each per day, without iuooR56stnf w1eh sthss traife.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-28
N 0 T | c F. :.

10 all whon it may coneern:
 ne Com mmissoners of the Town Site of Pbenix hay ing ms day turned to the undersigned ,he boot. Iecorus pats ard papers Of said Commissioner aI ne, so"s claiming lots in said Phoenix are b.r-bv ned 'oat am now ready make deeds for lois ,o th en'ed to receive them upon the payment of the sm su'e"t Iesed thereon by the CImmssioners months from this date will be 10 pay said
 J.T. ALSAP May IS. 1875 s'' 1A''"ls Oounty'
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03
Gin SabRitat fur Gbiaim.

9atrtIana purSe gbiniH aIS has siuliss
Sptrifmm fur RaIaria StraaIbtIitn ksiTdtiti
uub unatbsuTs 0uautIiaien hltitS AIlnsimit.
tells puTetu idbrlitt IN un(frtu pelli9tn &C.
ssnetn StTbTau4t, sanI btlcners In BIN 8IuB-
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Wit ben StTbfmuualtH pfIbrrittt lt RaIa-
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pibfmIt buIt bas game 9ane une game Di.
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bic atlammtt 8tp6IferuHg pITe pem hifbtr a.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03

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bas qtibtu hTenilt unb etr tinlt ldTft gPauu
Nib ~ sinsr Ruins. RtfbItr's 1r6u.
IN has eiuit ftdcs
re StiImiiisI fur etslt aIt asitu. gs BAT
Eint bsipnbfIt @irfung auf bic NifTtn. ttfer.
efri bic eriunet 3bdiiaiat efrTtlttn nub trl-
ftTnt bic GranIbtit, IS ptIbintui bic AuffkuHG
BON @Tits. ttr rtHn or fG unsrbiuerTt an.
IdmmtIn idEu, bic Germ siHss SifineS an.
ninmt uue etisn GnifsTuuua uur eur9 siHt
f&uifrias Operation seasratn Ptrtfn Fam.
Bits etr Snerteitn,itn. aus ttnfn hirScmpO.
Riion stbilesi n. line alatmtin ole @pstidtd
fur alt Sranibtiisn etT lrin. Sfsant ttfauni.
IN Bhatu pon efbtrIflhEn, Dpspsfi. attn
llHTtetImdeiaftiifu euGinatptibtu uns GIanf.
beiitu ees SaIife anS hn 9unafu. N GO aIft
llGu nne piTiIdmj rdtItnh ts aIs Stilmtitl
fur bic btfcneutn etiptn. htufR tas priblitl
gti8lf4t uutrTrcifrn, uHibfTirtfiiih IL. -
Damtn, alt uue Jung, pubtirnittl unb It.
big Ia iretT etttnsntIlung. ptrbsu ties arc
&c SsilmtittI fur Brautn trpmbt
ft&tL ,gtpt6 unb b3urerld[Iia fin.
ben. Die bItits, fable Gtlalsfarbf psid
tintm blhbsnern, etiuuhn 2lusIttfu uue tsi
aeleBtntIite @ebrauh tt(ifItn he
eis 9dtur In StanS, ibTs 9uRfiicEn reau.
lar unb pbnG laptTIt dfsitel
III prIlilrbrn. YnfInfi ruT III 5laGtu Nc,
aIitu gpcibfisIn une Sanelfm.