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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-23
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Masonic.
1 All Masonic bodies meet at $40 Main street
4 over @. M. Wheat's store.
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/ JOSEPH L. FISHER, Secretary.
TANNEHiII. LObGE, No.6a, n. &A.M.,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
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day evening, at half-past O'Clock.
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Gus. AARoNsos, Secretary.
TRINITY LODGE No. Il. o. o. F., meets
every Monday night a odd ssl IS l han;
ELI NoQQSNEhF, Secretary. ,,l.-.'f[.,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
CITY OF DALLAs,

t CITY OF DAbiAh.
MayoT-rW, l.. Oaboll. .I.
Engineer-W lillian NJ. johnson.
/ Attorney w lillian NJ, Edwards.
Treasurer-Robert ii, West.
Secretary--J, II. Hereford.
Assess0T and Cpllpctor--ThopnA j. Keeion
Marshal--Junins Peak -.l.I
Health 0fjoer.-Dr. NJ, A, Cornelius,
Aldermen--first ward II. Eryny, II. l.
WiIlhpette, ], W. Cr0wdus, Second ward
Alfred Davis aud A. 4. obenchain. Thirt
wardi ID. E. Grove, u. +. Jet and W. j
shope. Fourth wardi ", v, Tompkins ant
II. O. McLuro,
The ofiioes OF the various city Officers or,
at tho city market house. The board OF Al
dermen meet In regular session NJ the ooun
oil room over the market, every Tuesday
night.
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Personal.

Senator w. ID. Wood and Mr.. w.
M. Johnson, OF Leon county, arrived
in the city yesterday, and paid TIN
HERALD pleasant visit.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Notice..

The United Friends of Temperance are
earnestly requested to meet at their hall on
Elm street, next Monday night, the 9th In
slant, at eight,o'clock. ,s,., .trr-
-Ao l9i jim. RUSSELL, II. y.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

.J.. DALLAS COUNTY.
District Judge--H. Barksdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-silas Hare, Sher
District Attorney-Ed. q. Bower, Dallas.
District and ox-offioio County Clerk
Alexander HARDWOOD.
Deputy Clerks--R. ID. Rawlins, Pierre M
Brown, William A, HARDWOOD.
Sheriff-James u. Barkley.
Tax Clerk--Adoiphe King.
Deputy Sheriffs-J. NJ. Chapman. Thomas
y. Floyd, Thomas p. Scott, Beverly Scott
Surveyor Roberr M. Cook.
easurer,-Martin v. Cole.
Cattle and Hide Inspector Thomas John.
JUSTICES or rHE PRAoK.
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Precinct No. +-Thomas L. Frank, Breck.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas d. Coates, Scyene
C0NsTARLRs.
Precinct No. Ia. H.Hardin
Precinct No. PM. NJ. Fondren.
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DALLAS LODGE NO. ln, BNAf FIRTH
meets every second and icnrth Tuesday in
idsht, D. Hoslin; secretary, A Webs: ~ IN.
nor fhA, ssnseti tsasnFsf. y, Igraellsky.
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60 To PIERCE Il LYLEs
And zee the celebrated Pliiil-
deiphia Rustic slu,de, the best
and most beautifuIin the mar
ket. Also u large stock Of Lin-
GA and Holland Shades In
stock. W.T. llH MI llNi
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W. .IsbNDmAN. Rsq, " Kaufman.
~ an authorised Agent 81 the Dallas
neFaId.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Including the FL paso onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed nj FrankIin's book store,
sol Main street, Dallas.
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Wake Up and See What Ii

Joseph Mencs@, grocer, el5 Elm strest,
Dallas, beats all In selli,g goods cheap,
He'delipers then, to customers free, Ga
and 9iuo him q trial, at 6l5 Elm street.
. G7d3m - a
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Notice.

All the old bias due Be, not paid by the
slst OF May, will be sold at anStiop, ~ the
highest bidder. %, i L..CAPERAN. I
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SUMMARY
stands Alone,

Frank Lille enters b. h. Jack Hardy ,,....,,.
Emo enters b. Ii. Lancer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
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hall, Richardson, on the frst and thIr nj SStf.
urdays Of each month. iTOf 80
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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17
A Road to Bradshaw and Peck District.

Hs Just as well 10 say plainly what every body knows to De true, and that Is that unless good wagon road IS constructed between Prescot, and those mines Prescott is in danger of Iosjny he, presteee as center of trade, and what Prescott, loses Yavapai County which is mainly den.nd,r, on Prescott for market also loses. Therefore Ne"'eue 'nat The county is interested in having | the road built and ought to build il.
 Railroads are pointing this way from the Eas, ana The West and should they traverse the country to the South of us within striking distance of our best mines where would be the object in coming to Prescott over a mountain trail to trade when 'ney could at nearly the same distance strike the raiiroad hundred miles nearer the Ocean.
 me people here have been isolated from the outer world so long that 1t is hard to realize that we are about to be connected with the balance of mankind by rail, but it is true nevertheless Cali iornian's fooled themselves in many instances and thought it was only talk, that a railroad would he long time in crossing tue Sierras and Rocky Mountains but before they were aware il was ac- eomplisbcd and found many communities unpre- pared for it.
 ihe raiiroad Is coming into Arizona and as 1t Is no respector of persons or places IL takes its chosen course regardless of who 1t hurts or helps Self preservation should be the first law as well with communities as with individuals and if this community would consult its own interests it would neither rest nor sleep until means were organized to build good road to Peck and Brad shaw. People cannot always have what they want as those of Prescott have had frequent cause to understand, but they should do the best they can.
 What Prescott wants is a railroad passing through the country on or near the 35th parallel which would pass to the North of us and compel the mines on the South to make this their depo, oi trade. This she may not get, and in that case she more than ever needs a wagon road to the mines 10 keep the trade from going the other way to southern railroad. The road already built 10 the Crook mill on the East Hassayampa is not first class all the way but it is susceptible Of vast improvements and from the mill to the Bully Bucno mine we are told by practical men that good road can be made at d moderate cost From there on We arc not posted as 10 the route, but money will 3uild it, and should the County and Village Governments both go in debt to large amount it would be the best enterprise they could possibly engage in.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17
Proceedings of the Village Council.

Council met Dee. 18th, on call from Mayor Luke. Present: c. A. Luke mayor; G. P. Eos ter, w. NJ. Bufium, W. J. Tompkins and John Raj ble.
 Minutes of last meeting read and approved
 On motion, of ". M. Buffum, all action in re. gard 10 fencing the Cemetery was suspended until Ihc next meeting
 On motion of w. J. Tompkins, tLe Mayor and Councilman Foster were appointed committee to wait upon II. w. Fieury, ex-Proba,e Judge, and C. B. Foster, surveyor. to enquire as to the location of the eastern line of the Town site, as there is some doubt as to its exact location.
 The Recorder was ordered 10 post the notices of the annual Village election of Village officers, said election to be held on the first Tuesday in January 1876, at the office of the Village Recor der.
 The following bills were presented, audited and allowed:
 Ed. F. Bowers, sheritf's costs, case of Village rs. Jackson Tompkins-S336 50.
 J. L. Fisher auctioneer's commission on sale of Village lots-Sl2555.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

The boys gave Mir. and Mrs. Dan Hatz rat ting serenade the night after they were married, but they knew who the serenaders were and that they were friends wbo only wanted recognition of their visit He soon drowned the noise in some of John Rsibles beer, aud all was quiet He heard them coming, and on looking out of the window, saw bis own dog marching at tbe bead ofihe procession apparently the best pleas ed of any one in the crowd. That touched him a little. As the dog did'ut drink beer. he couldn't see why he should take such an active part iu making night hideous at his masters ex- pepse.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

CHRISTMAS TREa.-0ne week from tonight Friday evening, December s4th, the children of rsescott wiii he made glad by the unloading of .chrissmas Tree at the Church on Marina St. Aeoumittee of ladies, consisting ot Mrs. Bur s'sier. Mrs. Coek. Mrs. Gray Foster. Mrs. Marks .no Ars BuGun, assisted by Mir. Sherman, the teacher, have the matter in hand, which is sufii- cent assuranee that everything will De we'll eone Messrs. Rodcpburg aud Sherman went me beyond JeG Davis' ranch, on Hassayampa, 'n order to and the best tree ta the woods and .os's cut beauty Of red-nr. fhechildren have >Stees q stoekings. .FHl 'em-
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17
A CARD.

RExoyAL-H. Asher & Go. beg leave to an nounce to their many friends ana customers ,hs, they have removed from their old store, known as the "San Francisco Store," to their large and commodieus building which IS to De known as the "White House." corner Of Monte zuma and Goodwin streets; to which, they re- spectful.y invite their friends and the public 10 inspect their Goods. having increased our stocS hv large importations Of the latest styles of Dry Goods. Clothing, etc. etc. and . fresh and well selected stock of Groceries They are now able to supply customers with their wants at the most reasonable prices. Thanking their many friends and customers for their past farors, and hope, by fair and square dealing, to have con- tiuuance of the same
 Respectfully, h. AehEh c W.
 Prescott, 4. r., Dee. l7th, 1875
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

Those nice cigars, branded "Espafola," the to- bacco tn which Is grown by Don Juan B. Romero near Harana, Cuba, are a little the best favored of anything in the tobacco line we have seen, smel or tasted iu Arizona. It is terrible tempt .stion to mau whs is trying to reform to know that such fine cigars can be had next door. John Raible has a cord or two Of them, and every now and then gives our resolution not to smoke a se- were test by sending hox into the Office. Smokers try "EspaBola."
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

A Dispatch received near the hour of go- ing to press to-day shows a more alarming state of affairs than hitherto reported along the border of California and Mexico near San Diego. Large bodies of Mexicans are gathering along the line, jus, over in Lower California.
 A resolution has passed the house in Con- gress against granting any subsidies either of money, land, bonds, or credit to any railroad company Sad H- art
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

Old Santa Claus, while riding whirl-wind On sbis way down from Alaska, lost his fur cap ard had his white whskcrs blown off. IT any one has such articles to loan him for next Friday evening VIC will act as his agent and be respons. ble for their return
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

l.. A. BERrLING, has opened Jewecr and Matchmaker shop in Cooks building corner Gurley and Granite streets opposite Fred Brecht's blacksmith shop. He is also an optician, having been employed some six years in Houseworth's establishment iu San Francisco He has new kind of eye glass with spring 10 fit any shaped nose; m invention of his own which We find very convenient.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

General kautz, Lieut.. Anderson, Mrs Kantz and Miss kittie Hitchcock returned on Friday evening from visit to Tucson and Posts in tue Southern portion of the Department The sth Infantry Band gave them serenade on their ST. rival home. r.er- s..s-
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

Capt. W. II. Hardy, of HardYvile, has come in on tue run and right out again He Is working on the Prescott and wallapai toIl.road, and will establish gate near the Burnt Ranch, three or four miles from town to try and get even on his expenditures. See his notice elsewhere.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

The latest news from the Peck mine we recciv. cd this morning from Al Doyle, who says they were to start up their furnace today or tomor- row. We have been expecting to hear from HI A. B." who Is on the ground and has promised to represent the MINER in that District.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17
Twelve lois fron,iny on Cor,cz

Twelve lots fronting on Cortcz street, near the residence of Mrs. Dickinson, South Montezuma street, are to be sold at one o'clock tomorrow by auction in front of the County building. The property belongs to C. Y. Shelton. and he is de- tcrmined 10 sell in order to raise means to build on other lots. Good bargains may be had at this
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

;. Charley Beach returned from the Moggollops where he accompanied his teams on the way to Apache few days ago. He says the Little Colo rado is of more importance than it has credit for ard good roads are loudly called for
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

Dr. J. II Person, of the c. X A. Stage Co.,, has returned from San Bernardino to Wickenburg, as we learn from Judge John Howard who has been 10 the latter city on business. Our former townsman, Philip Empy, is Agent for the stages and landlord of the Wickenburg hotel
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

'"Correct time and the printing press have civilized the world" so says Howard, tue Watch maker. Therefore. if you want to save time make money and aid in civilization, take your watch to Howard. and he will help you
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

Mayor Luke desires us to say to those who have urged him to run again for Village Mayor, as we'll as to the voters of Prescott in general, that under no circumstances can he consent to become a candidate for reelection. He believes in rotation in office, and having held it for one term is willing that some one else shall try it.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

SPECIAL NOTICES in the readiny columns toiH 6e charged at fhe rate of THIRTY CENTS per line for frsf insertion and fieenty cents q for each subseqnent inse,tion.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

The tax sale Of the Vulture mining property as will be seen by reference to the Sheriffs adver. tisement has been postponed until Tuesday, Dec. 2ist, 1875.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

ROSTER OF TROoPs.-We are indebted to Gen1 Kautz for the November Roster of the troops serving in the Department of Arizona under his command We find it a great convenience 10 have roster at hand to determine the station and rank Of officers at the different posts, to whom we have frequent occasion 10 ailudc.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

Tine school meeting, last week, passed reso- lution declaring the sense of the meeting to be in favor of building an addition to the present schoolhouse. and the employment of an assistant tpacher
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

The Ball to be given by members of the Ma sonic Fraternity, on the 27th, will take place in Moeller's building The Lodge Room, overhead, will be used as dressing room
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

James Douglas and daughter, Minnie, together with Miss Anna kethro, teacher of the William son Valley school, have been on visit to Pres cott, shopping for tue holidays
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

Asher & Co, have moved into their new build ing corner Moutczuma and Gurley streets, where they make handsome display of fine good. They have an elaborate guilt sign done on smsltz ground that reads White House"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

P. McAieer, oi Kirkland Valley. has rented out his farm for the season, and will have more time to devote to mining, prospecting and hunting
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

OS THE WING.--Hon. A. E. Davis and W. B. Ridenour, Esq, from Mohave county, paid Pres cott flying visit last week. but were plumb full Of business and couldn't stay long, Elsewhere VIC have something 10 say of their mining opera tons.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17
Local lnteIIigen ce.
Church Notice.

6sfvices every Sunday at l03o at the Methodist Eps copal Church Marina street Prescott Sunday school immediately after REV. D. B. WEIGHT, Pastor
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

Don't forget the sale oftown lots at o'clock to morrow.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

Lieut.. W. c. Roundy, Co. B, sth Infantry, now on detached service at Camp Mcdowell, has been in town during the week.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

silsby Bros. have postponed their Ball until February 22d.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

The Arizona tS New Mexico Expr. Co, have an advertisement in this issue that begins to look like business. Read it and judge of its import I, will tell you more than We have space to write
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

NEW ADvERTIsEMENrs.-Frcs candy and nuts. at Kelly tS Stevens.
 Trees-ornamental fruit and otherwise. Leave orders with Cram < Otis
 Toll-Gate near BIair's "Burut Ranch" Land Office Summons.
 L. A. Bertling, watch-maker, optician, etc. Hutchison * Thorn's dissolution of copartner- ship.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17

Improvements still go on James Howeys two story brick at the S F.. of the Plaza, is b. gInning to present quite an imposing appearance. The walls of the second story are nearly up to the tops of the windows.
 Judge Carter, desiring more elbow room, has selected an elevated yet somewhat retired spot on Alarcon between Carlton and Leroux streets, where he has erected nice residence now nearly completed.
 Dan Hatz has lumber on the ground for fami- ly residence adjoining his fire proof building next door South of the MINER office.
 Fish tS O., have leased Ed. Wells property next South of Hatz's and are building a brewery thereon.
 MT. Carpenter has finished his corrals, stables etc, in Fleuryville or West Prescott, and has started his hay yard.
 Kate Hayward's new house. on Union street, is completed, and she moved in this morning
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17
PRINTED BLANKS
 ----F FoR---- Location 0f .Miune Claims,

FOR SALE AT THE MINER OFFICE No ProsPscos or Miner should 70 into the esup,r without sapply d shess very handy snd ee<ssc ssdy Hs4e scsicss
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-17
LEGAL BLANKS, N EUery Class and Kind,

Always oa haa: and fcs sale. sf the MINER office s, rsess snch 70 lawyer. justice sf the psses or oshsr cAees csn rsssoeshly fnd fsns vith
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vested with full authority to make MI
necessary regulations respecting the
same. :. Provided: That such money
shall only he paid out upon thel,etit,on
OF tile persons receiving relief under tile
provisions of this act, showing the ne
cessity 81 such relief, which petition
shall be duly verified, and the appropri-
alton asked for by any such petition
shall be approved Of and recommended
by 4 majority of the supervisors Of the
town or if there be no supervisors in
said town, or no township organization,
then by a majority of the county c"m-
missioners Of the county in which such
petitioners shall resident time Of maxi
ing such petition. such approval and
recommendation to I've. endorsed in
writing. uro,i such petition before the
same is presented to the Governor for
lis consideration, or to any commission
ers appointed by him.
Section 3. This act shall take effect
and he in force from and after its pas
sage.
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FRONTIER RELIEF

The Art Il iproprioti"g $2o OOO t;,r the
Immediate Reli0 Of Settlers on the
Frontier.
The following bill for the immediate
relief of the suffering settlers upon the
frontier, introduced into the House by
Mr.. i'enz. has passed both branches of
the Legisl .tture, and has been approved
hy tn cGovermor
An Act to appropriate money for the
imMedi~te relief of t e suffering set
tiers Oh the 'front.' r.
Section l. The sum Of twenty thou
sand dollars or 50 much thereof rs may
I've necessary, is he :eby appropriated out
Of any money i'll the State Treasury be-
longing to the gene Ill revenue fund
rot otherwise appropriated, for the I'M
mediate relief of the suffering settlers
OH the frontier of the State, to lie ex-
pended il, providing for their necessary
food and clothing. y. .r&5>.t '|"s'
r. Section 2. The sum above appropri-
ated STALL I've expended and s,,cl. food
and clothing distributed as soon us
may he. practicable hy and under the Iii
rectiOn and supervision Of the Govern.
81 III his discretion, aud he IL here by in.