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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
PETER FILAScE.

A SAN BERNARDIso paper gives this infor- nation for the benifit of emigrants: We have room for plowmen, teamsters, mowers, wood-choppers and farmers of every descrip- ton in this country by the hundreds; but fancy clerks, etc., are not in much demand. We have splendid openings for hard working men who wish to farm on shares or build up homes of their own, but no oppurtuni- ties for dandy loafers. In word. we want working men, and men with money to both th's. country presents the most inviting field in California"
 SrcH advice is applicable to Arizona as we'll as San Bernardino.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

A FoRcIBLE SPEECH, which, for its extreme lbera!ity of sentiment. appears to have alien aied one or two Democratic journals of his district, has just been delivered by Represen- tative- elect Ben. Hill. of Georgia, to con gratulatory gathering of his constituents. After denouncing the centraliz ng tendencies of the national Administration. he declared that " seresson, coercio", reconstruction are all over :" that {" a return must be made 10 the fundamental principles of the Constitu ton, which the South violated by secession and the North by its attempt at reconstruc- tion ;" that |" the time has come for giving up visionary attempts to concilaie the politi- clans of the two sections who thrive upon dis turbances, and for turning the attention to the cancellation and harm"nizing of the proplc," and that if the North will covenant that the Union shall be constitutional, the South will covenant that the Union shall be eter- nal"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

Mrs. Jane Swisshelm got disgusted at the Brooklyn kissing, and wrote an article for the papers warning all ladies against the dangers of osculation. sKate," in the New York Graphic, replies after this savage fash ion: "Mrs. Swisshelm's letter is enough for me. can understand just what dreadful person she must be- She wears trowsers, I am told, besides that preposterous garment, the 'chemiloon.' If I was man would no no more kiss such woman than would kiss pair of tongs tha; had been left out over night in snow bank. Kissing when done innOcently, is as innocent as strawber- ries and cream, and as nice. If Mrs Swiss hclm could only grow young anh pretty. and take off her trousers, and dress like chrs- tian, she would soon change her mind about kissing Her letter is the expression of d cross old woman's envious mind, and she ought to be ashamed of herself"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

To WORK HARD STEEL.-If steel is rather hard under the hammer when heated to the proper cherry-r.d, it may be covered with salt and hammered to about the shape desr- ed. More soltness can then he obtained, if required to giSe further finish to the shape, by sprinkling it with a mixture of salt, blue vitricl, saiamoniac, saltpeter and alum, made cherry-red again, sprinkled with this mixture and hammered into shape This process may be repeated until entirely finish ed. Vixen ready the steel is hardened in a solution ot the same mixture. This method is recommended by Mr. W. R. Lake.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

Mary Depotty, of Nephi City, Utah, who says she is the mother of four children. all aliyea viz: Joseph, James, Betsy Jane and Mary Angeline, writes that she has heard that her husband, the father of these chil- dren, is in Arizona. His name is James De- potty, and she has been trying to find him for twepty-one years; she would give the whole world to find him. Such constsscy ought to be rewarded, but the chances are he is not worth hunting up.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

UP IN Oregon, young manipuator of the telegraph wires concluded to put in a recent Sunday evening at the pleasant employment of doing the agreeable to his jimpson bios som, that lives on Pietv Hill He called ear ly, and had but seated himself for long. CO., sy talk, when in walked stylish young prin- ter, who politely informed the lighting tick CT that 1t was his night on watch. and he pro- posed to "set up" till the coast was clear. if it took all the coal oil in the house. The man of electricity departed in disgust.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN CALrFoR- sn.-The following ticket was nominated at Sacramento:
 Governor, T. G. Phelps; Lieutenant Gov ernor, $. M. Cavis. of San Joaquin. county ; Secretary of State, E. D. Hallet, of Chico 1; State Controller, James G. Green; Survey or-General, Robert Gardner; State Treasu. Ter, Wm. Bsckman; Clerk of Supreme Court, G. J. Taggart; Attorney General, E. D. Sawyer; Superintendent Pub. Instructions, E. s. Carr.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

has been granted leave of absence by the Governor, and is about to visit his old home in Boston.
 | Yuma, June 1S.-Encouraging news comes ! from the different mines in this locality which are being rapidly developed. The work on the new smelting works in town is progressing rapidly.
 Col. J. NJ. Barney left yesterday by pri- vate conveyance for San Diego.
 The U. s. Military Telegraph Company are making some improvements in town. The weather to-day is warm thermome- ter. lO30
 Maricopa, June lS.-Escobosas teams left this eve for Yuma with hides consigned to W. B. Hooper & Co.,. and freight for San Francisco.
 Mat. Cavaness' teams will be in Prescott soon.
 Tucson, June 1.-The school census of Pinal county taken in May 1875, shows the number of boys between the ages of six and twenty -one, to be sixty and the number of girls fifty-nine.
 Camp Lowell, June. 22.-Poles are now being distributed along the proposed route of the military telegraph extension, and building at two differnt points will com nence at once It is the intention of Gov ernment to extend the line now terminating at Camp Lowell to Camp Apache, taking in Camp Grant, old Camp Goodwin and the san Carlos reservation. This will be an ad- diiion of 300 miles of internal telegraph.
 Thunder storms are becoming prevalent. We were visited yesterday and to-day by storms of thunder and lightning, but very little rain.
 The construction of Camp Lowell is now very nearly completed.
 Yuma, June 22.-The steamer Colorado, with Dr. Lohring and wife, also eleven sol dcrs as passengers, and freight from steamer Montana arrived from mouth of liver this morning. Weather clear and pleasant.
 Florence, June 53 The mining interests near Florence are on the increase. Twenty five to thirty men are engaged on various lodges in the Finals extracting the oe which is daily shipped by teams to .he Silver Smelt ing Works, on the Gila. Two furnaces are now in operation and the third being erected.
 An Englishman is at present engaged in erecting furnace on Swecney's ranch, near the Gila, for sinelting copper.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

A NEwLY-MARRIED COUPLE at Roseburg, Oregon. were disturbed on the following morning by the appearance at their chamber door of that irrepressible mother in-law, who exclaimed :'' Now you sit up; when l was married my old man was out in the field mowin' long afore this time O day. If you don't get up I'll burn up your clothes v " Burn 'cm, old gal; gaul darn 'em, don't want 'em agin :" exclaimed the groom.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

SOME parties have started lanyard nine miles above Camp Lowell, and have quite large number of hides now in process of tan ring. Arizona will soon produce her own leather, if other localities will follow this example. There is sr abundance of oak in this vicinity to warrant similar enterprise.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

AGESTLEMAN who arrived at San Francisco from Lima, Peru, snd who has worked for Uar- " Meiggs for years, says there is no truth in the report of the railroad magnate's bank. ruptcy. The rumor probably arose from the fact that Meiggs had reduced his force of workmen on the different roads, which are now nearly completed. Harry intends to visit San Francisco next year on his way to the Centennial
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

Do you remember the fellows who used to come around at noontime and tease you for part of your dinner, when you were boy at school We'll, if you will trace them up. you will find that they are the same chapsEonly grown up-that now spends their time hang ing around, teasing to be elected to some office, that they may eat free of the public bread
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th, 1875.

E M accounts for adcerttsSag aud sub scription rhich became due oa or before the first day of February, and aR 5als for Iegal adeer- tisements Tkich oppearsd in he Miner prior Co that date Gy. 7ry'15le to John II. Marion. All accounts aocvrting since hat date are payable to T. J. Butaer, the present proprietor.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

PRIESTS of the Church of Rome we'll know that they could soon put Roman Catholics in the Board Of Education. that the Board would be subject to their dictation. and then all the schools would be under Pspal alcontrol.-[N.Y. Witness
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

TnE Bulletin says the Independent voters are sMinute Men" We challenge any body to 6nd sixty of them in an hour in this sec aon.-ivallejo Chronicle.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
BORN.

Born at Willow Crsek Prescott June 18th. tS the wifi. of Thom IS Smith. daughter.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
TERRITORIAL

Tucson, June lS.-The Citizen of this week says: We understand that Brigham Young, the great Mormon apostle, is deter mined if possible 10 establish . colony in Sonora. His great desire to get out of the United States is to get away from the inHu- ence of our public schools. He claims that they are doing much to crush Mormonsm out of bis people, and believes by establish ing strong colony in Sonora and making common fight in cooperation with the Cath olic priests that they will be able to break up the public schools. The people of Mexico are now trying to establish and thereby keep the people from receiving only such educa- ton as the Mormon and Catholic priests choose to give them"
 A Mexican named Corrillas while resisting constable, on Tuesday evening, was shot and killed by the officer.
 Judge A. C. Haskell, of Mohaye county,
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
$lO.OO Reward.

Srayed May 18th from Galenl Gnch Big Bug district bucksh in cor red horse, medidm size eight years old spanish brand ft hip Had hIrness when he got ny from will pay SlU00 for his delivery to the Plaza >ahle. in Prescott any uorna lead
 ing to Knowledge of his whereabouts will be rewarded
 ie25i2 J. N. DELiNE.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
PRESCOTT JOCKEY CLUB COURSE.

FOUR ENTRIES TO MAKE THE RACE-CATCH weights Entries tn be made un before Thursday suing, July lst, wih l.. FISHER.
 Secretary Prescott Jockey Club.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

I'd HIGH lOLLS aGAlN.-Ne nave been nand- ed the following for publication, which speaks for itself:
 PREscoTT, A. T., June %, 1875.
 EDITOR MINER: Dear Sir-Allow me through the columns of your paper to say that we drove from California 40O0 head of sheep over the toll-road known as the liar dyville road, and the Toll gate man charged us SS0O. This amount we thought was more than sheep men could afford in their efforts to settle this country. We called on Mir. Hardy and entered our complaint after his arrival from California and he volunta- rily paid us back S4O0. We feel it our duty to say, in behalf of Mir. Hardy, that he acted very gentlemanly with us, and we feel as though we could say to those travelling from California that they will find in Mir Hardy a gentleman and man that will deal fairly and honorably with them.
 PETER FLAScE
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
Dissolution Notice.

The copartn'rshp heretofore existing between Martin " Davis a George W. >inrs is this day dissolved mutual consent. All debts due the firm which may at any time herr after become due payable to George W. Sines. who will also settle all claims stand ng against the firm. NJ. V. DAVIS,
 G. W. SiNES. Prescott, June 2i ls75 es5t4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
CAN GET NO RENEFTT.

It seems strange that gentleman of Judge
 Dunne's acknowledged sttainments should
 seriously stand up before an audience and
 tell them that unless tEe Church has the
 handling of the funds, Catholics can get no benefit at all from the common school sys- tenn" This is saying in effect, that Catho-
 lies arc peculiarly privileged people, sur
 rounded by an atmosphere of sanctity that
 renders their offspring superior to that of the common herd whose children would pollute
 those of Gods chosen ones by contract in
 the school room. If we have class among us too good to allow their children to asso-
 ciate with those of the descendants of the rude men who signed the Declaration of In-
 dependence and adopted the Constitution of ' the United States, may we not be raising up and cultivating an element that in another generation will attempt to set the church
 above the state in temporal as we'll as spirit -ual affairs2 We have the solemn warning . of Washington, and in fact of all the old
 worthies who established this Government,
 to beware of those who would complicate
 tuc Oi LuuiCu duo Otdtc. lue BIcdt central idea in breaking away from English rule and setting up an independent govern
 ment on this continent was that it should be entirely free from ecclesiastical interference: that the churches must take care of them
 selves, independent of all governmental as- assistance, and that each individual should have an equsl voice in political affairs regard lesss of his views en matters of religion, and yet we are told by the Lords vicegerent on Earth that the privilege of worshiping God according to the dictates of ones own con- science is the invention of hcretics for the confusion of the faithful, and now comes the Chlef Justice of the Supreme Court of Ar- 8ona end avows that the church must rule the State in the primary and most important of all the secular institutions of the country, and that unless the Church is allowed this privilege the children of Catholics must re- main uneducated If our friend will lay aside his prejudces and visit the public 1 schools, he will see that he is mistaken, and 1 that the children of Catholic parents are not only being educated but are learning with | extraordinary rapidity and furthermore that it IS not interfering in the least with their !, religious training, either at home or church.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
PRESCOTT.

Carving the United States Mails snd tLe California .. ArIzona Express Co.'S ratkages and Express Connecting with Wells. argo & Cos
 ExI rsss al San Bernardino. Cal
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-25
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Messrs. King and Dewn.-G cn.leus,.
Please announce IGNATlUS EMAT.
TlNGLEY and ROBERT z COMBS n
candidates for Seats in the mex, HOUSE a.
Delegates. and say they will be warmly
supported BY Chsptico District aud tke
voters Of the county.
Dec 3. 1874 DsrocR.rs
Messrs Eilitors--Pleaee announce Mr.
JAMES + ELLlCOTT. of st. Iuiscsj'
district. a. candidate for = seat in the
next House Of Delegates. snd ssv that bs
will be warmly supported BY
Feb IL. 1875 Many Friends.
Messrs Editors ofSt. Marys Beacon
As John J All,,Sn, E>q has lonred served
The public interest in our county sincerely
and faithfully, and has been unwilling Ia
receive any honors within the gift OF the
people, we hope that his son. JOSEPH s.
ALLsI AN, ESQ.,. will cousen, 10 be can.
tida'e for the next Legislature, whose eff,.
cisncy AID party real is well known TO the
people Of Che county. lie will receive the
undivided support of
Factory aud st lnigoes'
March II, 1915
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FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs Iditors-Please announcsRAPHAyL
DOWNS ~ a suitable cand; ~ for the ss1t
SSerifalty, and say that he will Be warmly
supported by the votsrs Of Lesaardtewl ssl
Factory Districts.
Dss IL, lsrS. May HySDos.
Gr. Editor-PIease announce .FRAHK
SMITH % candidate for SHERIFF and, IL b
will consent TO serve, he will Re warmly sap
opr,ei BY his friends in s.. Inigos' Dsries.
Dee. 10, 1873. May Vssss.
Mr.. Edi,or-Plea.s announce ZACHARIAH
NATTUGLEY . candidate for Sheriff. he
known 10 be competent and deserving. she Q
such will he unanimously supported ty ths
voters ofSt. Msry's county.
Leousratewa sd Factory diskiaa
Jsas, 1874.
The business capacity. promptness 10
duty, humane Conduct and personal IL.
tegrity Of BENNETT II. ABELL. alresdy
tried and tested in the public service. in
duce the present announcement of bis
name for the mex, Shc,iiTalty. No Better
officer have We ever bad nor Que who hss
given greater satisfaction to plaintiff end
defendant. He has the confidence Of
business men and
Dec 8. 1912 TIM MAs.ss.
GEORGE A. S1MMS. Of Leonard
town district. is respectfully announced
a. candidate for the SherifIalty st the
November election in 1875 and will ~.
ccive the earnest support of ths business
men Of the county n we'll % the endorse
ment OF MANY ERIsxps.
Dec 3. 1874
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Business Notice.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
OyPAaas' Cssrt Of ST kssy's eesnsy, ssc-
Fe5 Q, 1915.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That James
" r Alvey, administrator Of James rerroll,
late of ~ Mary's eeunty, Nd. >, deceased, give
she noticerequired by law to the deceased's
creditors to exhibit their claims, and that
the same he Published once week for six
successive weeks In the st Mary's Beacon.
Test: Jas I N RAlaY,
Register Wills for s, Mays county.
NOTICE.
InpursuaRcs ofthe above order. | hereby
give notice that I have obtained from the
Orphans Court of st. Mary's county, Nd,
letters of administration on the personal e.
tate Of James Fcrroli, late of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims agains,
the said deceased sre hereby notified to
exhibit the same with the proper vouchers
attached thereto, to the subscriber on or
before the 2lst day Of August, 1878, they
will otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits of the said estate All persons
indebted to the deceased are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscri-
Der.
JAMES r. ALVEY,
Ad.isisES,er'
Feb IL, lSs5-ev.
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Candidates.
FOR THE SENATE.

As'sTs ks:s 4 Ds~.s.-G ssiis~p.-P'sas
announce Col. JOHN r. DENT, Of Chapsieo
district, A. candidate 70 an the unex pirsA
tern OF the late Hon. Chapman Rillinesles u
The Senate Of Maryland. The candsdacv cfCsa
uert ~ the Colonci's consent can be Obtained
10 servei will give character 20 the demoersue
organization in 81. Nary's and viii s.rsnsstsa
And. IL Is believed. sa.igy the party in the con.
tng csmpaign. This is the opinion ~ least ef
a. Old democra, who has no Sss to CRIED ssl
.hcse ONLY object 10 the success .rRshe Whole
democratic ticket. fAssss.
Dee II, lss<s
announce myself - . candidate for the Sea.
ate TO oil he unexpircd term Of our late dis.
nnguished representative, Col. e.. R,..inSsssv.
and respectfully solicit The suppor, Of ny ri.
low-eiiisens.
THoS 4 LYNCH.
l respectfully announce myself a. .
candidate for the State Senate, TO serve
on. the unexpired term Of Col Chapms.
b'i'iugsley. aud hope to receive the iibsr.
81 support OF nv follow. c;s;s-us
R JOHNSON COTTON.
Dee -, 1874
Mcssrs Editors You will ple.se ana
noance Mr. THOS II BOND a. . osrdi.
date for the Senate. and say that Tire Pa
'uxent District will stand By him N
| MASH.
Feb 4. 1875.
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

1aHaeuAcs nyselia candidate for State
Attorney and solieit'hs supper Of ny fsllev
tissss.
Hsv Is 1873. JAS r BLAIIsYoyH.
respectfully announce myself a. . candi-
date tor reelection TO the Office States A..
torney for ST Mary's county, aud hons to re-
reivs, a. heretofore. the liberal support OF ~
fel.ow-citixsns
hsv ~. 1873. PARRAu CRAZE
announce myself - . candidate for .Is
ONCE OF States Attorney for ST. Nary's, ard
respectfully ask the supper, Of the ve,ers Of
the county.
Jal 9 1874. JASH WILSON
Msssrs Editnrs-Piease announce Dr.
STEPHEN l. d NEALE, Attorney add
Counsellor-at-Law, q. . candidate for the
position Of S.,te'. Attorney. VIC believe
him to be admirably f,:ed to discharge
With fidelity, boliuess and ability the re-
sponsib!e duties Of the ofiee.
asrsh 5. 1874. Many Yrissls.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-25

Cheap Lands for Sale
II WILL sell the following Lands very
u lov aud on easy terms:
l77f acres. near the Three. Notched Road
in St. Mary's county at 81 per acre.
"Enfclds." adjoining my River Spring,
estate. containing $50 acres. At 3l2
per acre.
Two Swamp Lots. near the Trappc Store,
the FIRST containing Sc acres and the
other 40 acres. at $40 per acre.
TERMs-One-third cash. the balance q,
one. two and three years credit.
TO suit purchasers. ] will sell in City
acre lots If desired. Address
Dr.. r. p. BLACKSTONE,
Milestowu.
ST Mary's Co., Nd.
Feb 4. 1S75-1y*
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FOR TIE ORPHANS COURT.

Messrs Editors-The many friends Of
Mr. +. s. ABELL. Of s. Inigoe.' dis
trict. desire him to be candidate for the
Orphans Court. aud feel assured that HE
personal integrity and universal populsr.
ity will insure his election.
Feb Is, 1878.
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&C., and that be Is now prepared to make or
repair the sane at the shortest notice.
Plain or ornamental painting, trimming,
&C., done in any style 20 suit customers.
Blaeksmi,hipg Of all kinds also done with
neatness and despatch.
Having all the necessary materials for ma
king Ccfins and . Hearse to attend funerals,
the undertaker's business will b. made spe-
risity.
NJ study in the future, a. in the past, will
be 10 please all ny patrons and to meri, their
confidence.
J. J. JaRBoE,
Lsonasdsovn, Ma.
Jan II, lsSO-1y.
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FOR COUNTY COMMITS rOxER.

Messrs. Editors Please announce Mr..
THOS I. FREEMAN. of The Ist FL ction
Dis, net, a. a candidate r County Gm-
missioner. and say, I: be will CONSENT O.
ran, be Gill he warmly supported By -
Itisoes' district and the vo eis throughout
the county.
March II, 1875 Democrats.
IfJOHS C HERBERT will anaw his
narne O. be used for COUNTY t~r'snis. oner
Al the ensuing elee ton, he will b, warmly
supported by the vostrs Of tile r,.lat, ger
orally and esps eiaily oy the q &c nisss tf
march Is, 1875 Tax Payers.
Mr.. ESior-Yon src requested IN Announce
= PEyHTCk for Reelection 20 she Com
missioners' Court al the ensuing election. His
record - member OF present Court 10 vel
Known aud 10 believed 70 be approved hv
Esafth Is. 1857 IL, recRss
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
James n Combs
"
Cathanne A Bean,
Vim q Abeli,'
Admr Of
Bennett Bean
& others.
In the Circuit Court for ST Mary's coun.
~, sitting as q Court of Equity.
No. lis NE.
ORDERED, this 2eth day Of February,
~ 1875, that the Auditors Rep OFT. filed
in this cause be ratified and confrm-
ed, unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 18th Monday Of March.
1875; provided a copy Of this order BE- pub
li.hed n these. Mary's Beaeea, once .
week for th rec successive weeks prior to
the said 9Th Monday Of March.
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy-Tes,:
JFRANK FORD,
Clerk.
march 4. lsf5-3w.R
New and large stock Of Win
ter Goods at exceedingly low
prices at the Big Brown Store,
Leonar,ltown.