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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07
SoUrH MouNrAIN BrILIoN.-D. Arnol

SOUTH MOUNTAIN BrLLIoN.-D. Arnold's team arrived here yesterday with 5000 lbs. of South Mountain bullion, and Geo. W. Bakers team arrived to-day with 10000 lbs. more, from the same place. It is consigned to A. J. Shepard, Forwarding Agent of the South Mountain Consolidated Mining Com pany. This is but on ins,allment of the bull lion that is expected here from the north as soon as arrangements are perfected for run ming the South Mountain furnaces regularly. -ISilver State, March 30.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07

TWENTY years ago, four counties gave S7 votes in favor of public schools and 5,0l6 against them; Now in eleven out of the thir- teen counties, there are l2S puplic schools, with l43 teachers and :, 1920 pupils. In 40 of these schools both English and Spanish are taught. There are also 31 private schools (in 21 of which both languages are taught, ) with 9SS pupils; as we'll as $ Pueblo Indian schools, with ten teachers and TO scholars. There are also 10 institutions for secondary instruction, with about 45 teachers and 400 scholars.-iNew Mexican.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07

The kind Of whisky they have is Virginia: "After the cloth was taken off. and the li- quors war bro't in-and wot liquors they wax. too, The whisky was none of this yer kind that makes a man feel like sayin': T kin lick any son of gun in tbe house, and makes him smash things ginerally. No, sir. It war the kind that gist makes man lift his glass up gently and say, Joe, old pard, I'm lookin' at yer.m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07
NOTICE.

To L s. Jeuks. A. Wade and J. W. Tower. ewners in the Lorena Lode (silver bearipg), favaps; couaiy. Arizona:
 You are hereby notified that if you do not appear within ninety 60 days from the date hereof and pay proportion of the expenses incurred in the amount of work done said mine. required by law the under signed will claim forfeiture your interest in said mine, in accordance with the mining laws now in force
 c. A. LUKE. Prescott, February ls, 1875. SelS 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07
N or E.

To Thomas Wallace, N. IT. Smith. William Holden, J. F. Nesmith. Ssm1 Lubeck, T. A. Talbet or any other person deriving their title by deed from the original locatoYs iH the Overland ledge lode ven situated in Wallapai Mining District. Mohave county. A. T.:
 Ton hereby notified that if you do not within ninety days service this notice pay undersigned Mineral Park Nohave county, A. IT, your proportional part of the expenses incurred sad mine location as required by the Congrs ssonal law. approved May To- 1872 the undersigned will claim forfeiture of your in terest m said mine. VIM. TOWLE.
 JAMES F. BULL. Mineral Park March l2. 1875 mrl2 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07

THE MASSACHUSETTS BoNaNZA-The fol- lowing from the Galaxy Is the only thing
 like description of the lead and silver mine of Massachusetts: Professor Richards, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, gave before the Boston Society of Natural History an account of the lead and silver vein lately discovered in Newburyport, Massachusetts. The first pieces of ore were found in drift deposit, and after working from August to October the vein was found, and according to Professor Richards it is of unusually large size. The country rock is gneiss and in this lies a vein which is supposec to be trap, being crystalline and free from nIica, and containing specks of galena. This is eighty to hundred feet thick, and contains the real mineral bearing vein, which is formed of quartz and serpentine, or quartz, feldspar and mica. In this material lies the ore streak, varying from few inches to six feet in thick ness. The mineral is galena, copper, pyrite ard tetrahedaite, and a number of assays upon picked ore give an average result of S60 to S10 . ton. A mass of the ore weighing l45 pounds was crushed and con centrated, yielding @ pounds of concentrated ore, and from the latter thirty pounds of lead was extracted. Upon cupelation this metal yielded 23 pounds refined lead, 432 grains silver, and four grains gold So that the picked ore contains about 2S per cent lead, 9 ounces silver, and onc-fifth ounce gold. Professor Richards thinks the deposit occurs in true Assure vein. Work Is car red on it with some vgor, and few months will probably serve to develop the prospects of Newburyport as mining district.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07
N Q T c E

To F. W. Shoholm or his legal representatives. owner in the Davis lode. Hsssayampa District, Yavapa county Arizona Territory You hereby notified that if yos do not within ninety t90 days fO the date here of and pay your proportion of the expenses incurred in developing said mne the undersigned will claim a for feure. according to law of your interest ia said nine.
 J.N.MsCANDLESS. Prescott, February a6, 1ss5. 3m.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07
LEGAL.
N o T I c E .

To B. Lulofs A. walrath C. H. yoigt. G. H. Egesrs J. Hartman, A. |. Easterby, O. Sehoeman, A. J. Bell and w Lewis co-owners with the undersigned in that certain mining claim location known as the original claim location that certain quarz lead or ee known as the California situate tAe Pine Grove mining dis trct in the county of YavaPai Territory of Ari.ena
 You and each of you are hereby notified ths; the desgned have caased be done upon such claim To- cation the of labor required by the laws oi the United States a to in the Of one hundred and seventy dollars. And yon. and each of you. hereby notified pay N c. Sheckes. at the store ct Levi Bashford in the If Prescott in said county of Ysvapa your respective proportions of the said cost o said labor within ninety days from the service of this notice and that in of default of you either of you. in making such payment within such time we will claim under the mining laws in force forfeiture of said claim location of the making such default. The amount due by each Of yos for snch lab~r of dollars per leo feet owned by you in such cla Q location. ALONZO E. DAVIS.
 JAMES R. PORTER.
 Prescott. Feb. s6, ls75. Sm
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07

HE WANTS NO" "CENTENNIAL IN HIs.- Raphael Semmes has written a letter to Gov. Houston, of Alabama, in which he denounces the Centennial Exposition in un- measured terms. His animus can be gathered from the closing paragraph of that letter, which is as follows:
 "The meanest and most cowardly act of which a state can be guilty-one which has been drowned upon in all time-is to abandon its allies when it has been beaten in war, and, like craven, make separate terms with its enemy. If this be odous among men, what shall we say of State which abandons her own children to their fate and makes a separate peace which brands her and them with infamy at the same time? What say you, Gov. Houston? Will you meet Edmunds and other men of that stripe to celebrate, in a social gathering of the States, the fact that the nation has lived hundred years, when the Constitution of that nation, under which you and he and they live, brands in terms the State which you represent as being 'an insurrectionist and rebelF You dare not. Until this stain upon our honor is wiped out of the fundamental law, no man of honor, in my poor judgment, can consent to any such humiliation.
 RAPHAEL SEMMEs'
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07
N or CE

To Benjamin Hook, in tine Espanosa lode (Tiger DistrieD Yavapai County, Anzona:
 You hereby nstifed that if you do not appear within ninety (90) days from the aae hereof and pay yonr proportion of the expenses incurred in the of work done said mine repaired by law the under signed will claim forfeiture of yeur interest in said mine in accordance with the mining laws in force
 JAMES ROACH. Prescott. April 2, ls7J.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07
Proposals for Corn Meal, Bacon,
 and Salt.

HEADQ'Rs DISTRICT OF NEW MEXICO,
 OFFICE OF CHIEF CoNNIssAKY OF SUBSISTENCE
 SANTA FE, March 3l, leI3- SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE, WILL oe received at this office and at the offices of the Acting Commisses of Subsistence each of the posts named herein until noon. Monday June A. l-75 for furnishing The nited States Subsistence Department at Forts Mar cy. Bayard Craig. McRas. Seldon Stanton Union and Wingate, New Mexico, and Fors Garland C. T. with such quantities of Corn Meal Beans and Fine Salt a< nay ne rom time to time required from July 1875 to Separate propssas different sheets of paper will bs required for each post
 All blank forns instructions, conditions approximsis estimates of quantities required e will be supplied application to the undersigned the A. C. $. sf any or the above named posts. CHAS. P. EAGAN, apUH Capt and C. s.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07
MEDICAL.
To the Unfortunate.

To the Unfortuna n a te.
 NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES, DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY, ~ NO. s2s TEARNY STREET, CORNER COM. kA \ mercsl, san Francisco Prvat. entrance
 tQR on Commercial Street. Established in 1854. for
 " the treatment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases,
 such Gonorrhea. Gleet. s'ricture, Syphilis m aI iIs forms Seminal Weakness Impoency, etc., etc Skin Diseases years standing and Liberated Legs etc. successfully treated.
 DR GIIBON has the pleasure of announcing that he has refrned from visiting he principal Hospitals of Europe and has resumed practice.
 The Doctor has spared neither time nor money n seek ing out new remedies and has returned with ncrcsed facilities for the alleviaton of human suffering
 Seminal Weakness.
 Seminal emission is the consequence selfabuse This solitary vice depraved sexual indulgence is practeed by the youth almost unlimited extent. nrdpeng with uuerring certainty the following morbid symptoms unless combatted by scientific medical meas ures yz Saow countenance dark spots under the eyes pain in the head ringing in the noise like the rutng cf leaves ratlng of charro uneasiness about the lons weakness of the limbs confused vision blunted in teec of confidence, didence in approaching sran gers dislike to form acquaintance. disposition to sun society loss of memory pmples and various erup' tions about face hectic hushes urred tongue ted breath coughs consumption. night sweais, wonomania and frequent insanity If relief be not obtained, you should apply immediately either in person by letter and have effected by hls and scientific mode of treating this disease which fails of efecting quick and radical cure
 Cured at Home.
 Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME by addressing letter Dr Gibhon stating symptoms, length of time the disease has continued and have medi cine promptly forwarded free from damage and curiosity any particular part of the country with full and plain directions for
 Persons writing the Doctor will please state the name of the paper they this advertisement in.
 Ky enclosing Ten Dollars coin in a registered letter through the Postoifice or through Wells Fargo Co., package medicine will be forwarded any part of the Union.
 . All communications strictly confidential.
 Address DR. J. r. GIBBON my22ly Box l, a57. San Francisco, California.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07
N 0 T Il C F.

All persons interested in the Shelton Lode |" Brad- shaw Basin, Arizona hereby notified that they do not appear within ninety % days from the date hereof and pay their proportion of the expenses incurred Tn the amount of work done said mine as required by law the undersigned will claim forfeiture os your interests a said mine, in accordance with ,se mning laws now in force. C. Y SHELTON
 A l.. MOELLER,
 GE0. A. HAMMOND.
 GEO. D. KENDALL Prescott, A. T., April 9, 1875 im.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRESCOTT POST OFFICE.

Arrivals and Departures of Mails.
 ARRIVE CLOSES. From Southern Arizona California and the Atlantic States. Mondays and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays at From Hardyve, Mineral Park, Cerbat and points in
 Mohave. Thursdays. Saturdays at AM. Prem Santa Fe (Nev Mexico). via Forts Wingate and
 Defiance and Camp Verde. Tuesdays Fridays at eP.M F-om wickenburg via Walnut Grove, Bradshaw and
 Moves Mills. Saturdays at r. M. Sundays at AN. Money order office hours from A. M to T. M. Registration closes al 5 r. N. Orice open Sundays from to 10 A. NJ. and from 10 r N. No money orders issued or paid Sundays. fel2fl JAMES s. GILES, r. M.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07
s U Nj ON $.

U. S. LAND OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT, A. T., March IS, 1875. DONALD DoBBrE vs. GEORGE H. LAWRENCE Tn the matter of the contested land of Donald Dobbe G. II. Lawrence involving title tO northwest quarter of section IT, township 2 north range tour All the parties in interest hereby summoned appear al this office the I9s,i day of May 1875.
 mrl9 WILLIAM N. KELLY, Register
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07
PROBATE NOTICE.
Estate of ALoNzo YOUNG. Deceased
Valuable Property for Sale.

The proprietor of the Nifty Saloon having attack quartz the brain wishes sell his and go to the mounains The property is centrally located on Montezamn street Prescott between the Cabinet and Mon'ezuma saloons The lot is 2 fset front by l25 deep. The main building is stories high 25x25 with dining room Kitchen, storerooms. well and cellar in rear
 The premises well situated for business as store restaurant saloon.
 The entire outfit of stoves cooking utensils beds saloon and bar fixtures and stock hand sold or moved out as may suit purchaser. !.
 Ierns reasonable part cash, Jart time with good endorsed notes security the property
 Possession given immediately. Enquire on the prem- ises.
 Prescott, A. T., March l9 ls75 m19ma
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07
Cured at Home.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILlAN HAIR REVIEWER.

This standard article is compounded with the greatest care.
 It's effects are as wonderful and satisfactory IL gray faded hair to its youthful color. It all eruptions itching and dandru; and the scalp by its use becomes white and clean
 By its tonic properties restores the capillary glands to their normal vigor preventing badness and making the hair grow thick and strong.
 As dressing nothing has been found effectual, desirable.
 Dr A. A. Hayes, State Assayer of Massachusetts says of it. II consider ii the best rcpdrotiOH for its intended purposes"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07

A heavy robbery-stcaling railroad iron.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-07

Prescott. Feb. 6, Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

judicious at 90 critical . moment In European
politics-that for the manner In which Mr.. Glad
stone allowed Russia to tear up the Treaty OF
Paris, he ought to have been impeached. Would
the Duke have il believed that Mr.. Disraeh
would have done otherwisef Luckily for him, the
Duke is not in Office To keep him in. after such an
outbreak, would task even Mr.. Dlsraehs torpear-
ance. He finished with piece OF Information
which can only be described as important II true-
that Mr. Gladstone's own Cabinet were strongly
against acQuiescence in the Russian determinations
"but with the ovcrbearing manner he assumed ne
put them aside and insisted on having his own way"
Even in this country, peOped By propretes, violent
things are sometimes said The Duke OF Beaufort IS
not statesman, but he is President OF the touri-
Hand Club.
There is something in being Marquis and marry
ing Princess. You can't stay under the same roof
with your wife at a Drawing -room. but If you are
minded TO write a volume of commonplace verse, 1t
win sell extremely we'll Such has been the fate of
the Marquis Of Lone, whose Guido and Lita has run
through large edition, while the volumes of less
arstOcratic authors find but a dull market
Messrs Macmillan printed 1000 copies OF
Lord Lorne's poem, and they were snapped
up in week | heard of young man.
anxious TO do the correct thing socially rushing into
a booksellers and exclaiming, Il see copy of the
Marquiss book in your window ! must havcit. Ii s
the book of the season. Most of the newspapers
have dealt with it fairly. They have, indeed, re-
viewed it earlier and at greater length than they
would have done if it had appeared as the produc-
ton of John Smith. But they have said plainly
enough that its merits are of very ordinary kind ;
a certain metrcal cleverness, a hackneyed story
and n dictiOn essentially prosac. second edition
viii be issued next week. G. W. $.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

feed Equality IN scrvtude appears to him preIerape
70 liberty sustained by hierarchy OF rank He prefers
Tiber1us commanding multitude without rights ana
without name the Roman people governed by secu-
pstricste and receiving from the Impulse wnich
makes them free with tho restraint which makes them
strong
The American leaves nothing TO the Of arbitrary
power He insists that beginning with his own soul,
everything which is his which Ia about hin'
must be free the family, the town, the province inc
right for letters science, for the "or
ship of God or for personal comfort The European
democrat an doator OF what he calls the state, taxes
the man from his cradle to offer him as sacrifice 10
public onnpotence He pretends that the child belongs
the city before belongs the household ana that
the municipality has the right to form Its mind IN
legal and uniform manner; that the commune, tine prov
nce, and every association, matter how indlereh
depend upon the state, and neither act nor speak,
buy SELL exist in fact, without the interview
ton OF the state and in measure determined by IT, thus
making the absolute civil servude the Yestibue
aud the foundation or political liberty.
Pere Lacordare adds that while the American gives M
To the unity OF the country only what necessary to IFS
existence the European democrat Expresses every man
to create for him. under the name Of country rigid
prison. He thus sums up his thought The American
democracy has founded great people, religious anu
powerful respected and free though not without trials
and dangers European democracy has broken the Ties
between the present and the past buried abuses IN RUNS
built up here and there precarous liberty agtaed he
world by events than it has renewed 1t by nstu-
ons and undenabe mistress OF the future prepares for
u.s. regulated and instructed, the frghtfui al
tentative of baseless denagogy or an unrestrained
despotsm.'
You see my dear semicompatriots, that orr grand
do not spare In doing you justice 10 ls ght 10
love the truth even when IL hurts us.
wish could find transition to tell you OF the magni-
Hcent portrait OF Emile de Grardin just painted by
Carolus Duran Duran Is great artist with boundless
pride lie calls each Of his portraits OIL history
friend says TO him. "You have made new Portrait
Yes an equestrian figure beside the sea-" Life size T.
" Yes" :" And the horsef" Yes" And the sea "
" Life size also" said Duran.
This would be good man TO paint your colossal LID
erty. ARsRNE HOUssAiE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
NECESSITY OF UNDERGROUND TELEGRAPH
To the Editor or Fhe Tribune.

To the Edftop OF rae Tribune.
SIR: | have read with great interest Ia your
valuable paper OF the 26th inst the article headed
Underground Wires" This article shows that those
opposed % the underground telegraph system are trying
To prove that It is mpraecable TO lay telegraph wires
under ground am aware that IL viii be great expense
for the telegraph companies 10 change their present ys-
TEN TO the underground system, and 1t Is, therefore,
natural that they should be unwilling 10 do IT, But the
time has come when the removal Of the large
poles and the network OF telegraph wires
usually adorned with rags, strings, &c from
the streets and public places OF our cities
is demanded by the public They dsngure tue streets
and greatly interfere with the free Of thorougnres
by the public and they liable TO he easily disturbed
by the elements Heavy storms, well as snow ice, ana
fire render the telegraph wires useless, ana men IL
Ia upossibe To 1--WE Immediate signals OF fires accidents
and dangers. In present ot progress We Should
NOT subject such risks The underground system n
tho one by winch they eau be avoided, AID II once
nnblo Al large but will also repay The COMPANIES
ir the expense of the change They vii save the con
slant care repairs OF the present SYSTEM ana VIII De
enabled transmit messages with much less battery
power than now used
connections which perfectly trustworthy under ali cir
eumstauces The model OF such system has been on
exhibition At the American Institute Fair during lts
whole term this year and has also been shown and pun
ciy before tne Poly technlo Gun OF the Aer
can Inttu when letters from the best elec-
the country stating MAT taey nave tested the
pronouDcing IL perfect. lt ~ composed en-
llrcly Of inorganic Substances which VIII not dshc
eraie sha be glad to show explain 1t ~ ANY one
&M. RADpE, No. o4s Pearist
Neg Foyk, nov. 20, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
A MONUMENT AT YORKTOWN.

To the Edtt0f or Ins IrtOune
SIR | see in THE TRIBUNE of Now 26 that
the City Government of Boston has decided 10 petition
Congress 10 erect monument at Yorktown. II wns also
stated nothing of the kind had ever been done be-
fore have seen similar statements before. AS Con
feterate soldier l went Ia Yorktown for the first time
lust after the defeat OF Gen Butler at Big Bethel One
Of the first things attract my attention was monu-
ment standing plane not far from the Courthouse
ana surrounded by the dapidaed Notifications erected
during the siege OF the place by Washington This mon
ument bore AN inscription the effect that IL eommemo-
rated the identical spot OF Cornwalss surrender, and
that IL had been erected by the York County militia in
1856 attn not OF the date though have the exict
words OF tho inscription somewhere but cannot
put nv hand upon them now. | oamped near TINS
monument for nearly year, until the peninsula was
evacuated By Gen. Joseph 4. Johnston. When last saw
the monument IL had been very much muuated by the
soldiers in endeayOrng 10 secure relies No Doubt after
the Federal soldiers occupied Yorktown II Wa totally de-
osled these recent statements that no mon
ument had ever erected perpetuate the memory
OF that great history OF country doubt
N tile attention Col Ewe President OK William and
Mary College WILLIAMSBURG Va, called ~ these
Attachments he could give full history Of that mona-
ment bid TnR TRIBUNE God speed In it erorts for o
form and fraternity. W. H. WEBB.
Culle0ka, Ie1sa, Nov 20, 1873,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
FARMS FOR SALE.

Our cisizens will that the of the extra
session Of the Legislature unfortunately brings no I'M
mediate Improvement to our depressed city commerce.
hence capital and labor left to look forward to
long, dnl GUNNER However, there consolation for
all at the Agricultural Bureau which is prepared to
oner abundant proof that the industrious farmer is
always enjoying all the prosperity did in the most
prosperous times Farming e neither difficult nor very
lAoorous In these ATTITUDES, and feel assured that
OF good and intelligent people stop
think what prosperous independents and happy life
can be had in the country with fraction of the
capital that any city business requires For instance
We offer Parma for sale under fence with crops mules
mich cows. hogs fowls, etc, with good comfortable
dwellings outbuildings healthy localities close
to the city, at from One Thousand to Four Thousand
Dollars and others Stif higher price, on liberal
terms and also in exchange for city property In ad
diton TO the above, Offer this week several email
places on the GENTLY Road and large plantations
below the city and the Teche at prices
some very desirable Lake and Sea Shore rosidences
Apply TO AGRICULTURAL BUREAU,
my2Sim No. GO Canal Street.