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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
Newark Land Company. San Francisco Bay, Alameda Co., California
 Title Perfect Incorporated

THE NEWARK LAND COMPANY Is NOW IN shape; the Guarantee Fund paid in This company will be prepared in May to take parties by steamboat and raad to their town and lands By reference Coast Sur vey Chart t will oe that al Potfero Point in front Newark the deep water all the way through the channel from the Pacific with the C. P R. R. running n a direct line through Lvermore Pass making this the con meeting point between all parts of the United States and by deep water all parts of the globe and the manufacturing point the Bay of San Frsncsco-plenty of water good climate, excellent ssi and easy commu. nicaton. Purchasers gettng possession raise large crops by planting late July 18th. This company will commence active operation :n building, etc. soon. For all information circulars, maps and subscription apply at the office of theCompany +05s California Street, basement opposite the Bank of California San Francisco This Land win be sold at Auction May a. 1875 by H N. Eevhs Go, in acres and lots to the highest bidder Terms a; sale Credit 10 large buyers Possession will be gwen by the list of June the crops are of
 Steamer NJ Latham leaves the footof Brannkn street opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Wharf San Francisco Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays, ard Fridays, s.3O o'clock arriving at Newark II to half past H. according the e giving from four fve hours the ground Returning leave Newark al hslfpast o'clock. arriving San Francisco bafpa<s The best of Ressau. rants the steamer the New York plan pay only what you get: Breakfast So cents; Dinner $ cents Fare for round trip ssverty-hve eeuts Stases with boat running o Niles Centrevie Washingtou Cor ners Warm Spriues and San Jose
 CHAS. R PETERS Manager.
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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
N o T c E .
|. S. LAND OFFICE. ! RprScnrr A T Marr 1aTS {

U. S. LAND OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT. A. T.. May :, 1875 To the Atlantic and Paeiae Railroad O. Gresing: The folowing described preempton cash entries made at this ofsce, viz:
 No B. Augustus Cranes January 20, ls13. Settlement March q ls7Q s of \ F | and of w |, Sec tion 1, Township l6 north, Range west. No B. Edward C. Donohugh, January 3,. lsl3 Set tIemeut-December p ls7O swi of N W and W fof |. Section 35. Township F Dorih Range ( west and lot No. 1. Section l, Township 10 nosa, Range west
 No g. John T. Lowell, March , ls73 Settlenent- September 25. ls7l- Lot No. and of \ w tand Lor No 3 and of $ W |, Section 3l, Township lf north, Range west.
 No 10 Curtis C. Bear. April ls73 Settlsment-March l2 1909 of s W Section ls. and of W Seetion l9. Township l7 north, Range west Have been approves by the Hon. S. S. Burdeit Conmis souer Ge.era Land Oice subject to appeal within sixty (6OJ days from the date of this notice. The tracts described within the limits of the withdrawal for Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Conpa nv which took effect March l2 ls72 The parties named above having settled prior ,o withdrawal
 WILLIAM N KELLY, mv7,9 Register
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
S IT M M o N S

IN JI-sTICE'S COURT. CERBAT PRECINCT, County of Mohave. Territory of Ari1ona
 wx. CHAMBERLAIN against WI MAYS In the nam, ef s Territory cf Arisona, to Wn 4sys d,fendant Grceting:
 You are hereby required to appear before me at my a r inc rrciac, or of Cerbat in the county o' Mobaye and Terr:,oy of Arizoua, at 10 o'clock A. M on Saturday, the 10th day of July A. D. 1875, then and there 10 to the complaint oi Wiiam Cnamosr. to recover of you of seventy five dollars alleged by plaintiff to be due him from you for work and labor per0rmed by said plaintiff as carpenero on your souse s;,u.ed in CerbatLteiug twelve and halt days work a six dollars p-r day performed by plaintiff during the month of August 1874 And you are hereby notified that iii will take judgment against you for the said amount oi seventy five dollars together with costs of suit.
 To the sheriff or any constable of Mohave county Make legal service and due return hereof
 Ciyed under my hand this first day of May A.D ls1o
 EF. GALLAGHER mvalt4 Justice of the Peace Mohsye county, AT
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
LEGAL.
N o T c E .

To the hers legal representatives of Andrew Judsoa and Metcaf Baker deceased, eo-owners vith the un- 6e,gred in thx- certain quartz ledge. lead or loie known ss the '.Siiver Hhl sfuafsd ID what vas as ,e date of the location Of the said lode dnovb as the Sa--ss,,o N,rsnr District but what is known as the waar& Mining District iu the county ei Aoaavs. Territory of Arizsns: You and eacS you hereby notified inai the uu- drrsened to be done upon such esim or lo cation of labor required ey the o' tas United States al of the sum of two hundred and eighty dollars and you and each ot you are hereby po,ied to pay agent A. F. Davis al fhe s'ore s Davis S Randall n the of Mineral fsrk in said county of Mohave your respective proportions Of the said cost of said labor within ninety days from the service of this uosce and of default of yoa or either f you in making surh payment within sail ninety days we will claim under the mining laws DOW "a f'ros. for fure Of the interest interests in such claim oes ton uf the pers. persons making such default The due the interests o sad deceased is at hs rate dollars or each loo feet of such ntefes's
 LEHMAN HUDSON, HENRY HALL.
 O HUBBELL THOMAS ABLES.
 ANDREW P GAvvER F. $. KEMP,
 GEORGE CAMPBELL, j. A. ROSE.
 c A. ARTHUR s. NJ. DUNCAN
 Mineral Park A. T. May IA 1875. nyl4deo
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
N 0 T I C E
'. $. LkND OFFICE,

IT. N.
 PRESCOTT. A. T May 2l. lsIa To the Atiantic aud Pacific Railread Co, Grseting: The following described cash entries made at this office viz:
 No 45 Jefferson H. Lee, Nov. s, 1873. Settlement April Is ls66 S. F. of s. E. seton IA. and of NE and W of E | section 9 township l5 north range west.
 No 54 Dewitt P. Foster June l2. 1874. Settlement- March 1 ls7l W of $ w section F. township Is north range 5 west, and of S E section 24 town ship ls north range west No 5a David W. Shivers. July II. 1874. Settlemens- April | ls67. S W of W | and W tof s W sec ticn a6 and of N E |. and N of E section 27 township Is north. range west Have approved by Hon. s. S. Burdett Commissioner General Land office subject to appeal within sixty days from date of this The tracts above dsserh ed are within the limits of the withdrawal the Allan tic and Pacific R. R. Co., which took effect March l2 1872 The parties named above having settled pior o with drawaL WILLIAM N. KELLY.
 my2ld90 Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
N NOTICE.

To Thomas Wallace, N. n Smith, William Holden, j.. F. Nesmiih Saml Lub-ck, T. A. Talbet. any other person deriving their title by deed from the original ocaiors S the Overland ledge lode or vein, situated ia Wallspa Mining District Mohav. county. A. T.:
 You hereby notified that you do nt within ninety days service of this notice pay to the Mineral Park Nohave county, A. T. your proportional part of the expenses incurred aid mine location, required by the Cougrs ssiona law approved May l0 1872 the undersigned will clnim rfeitnre of your in- terest in said mine. VIM. TOWLE,
 JAMES P BULL. Mineral Park March l2. 1875. mrl2 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
$ U M M ON S.

U. s. LAND OFFICE
 PRESCOTT, A. T., May '. ls7a To IT, 4. Eastman, Edcard c. Donohugh and Wylie W.- StdndVer, Gresting:
 In the matter of the contested land involving title to the N of the N. F. and the E. of N w Section Is. Township lI north, Range three (3J west: All the parties in interest hereby notified appear at this office the l4th day of July 10 ock AM
 WILLIAM \. KELLY, my1t9 Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
Dissolution Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that he has withdrawn from the firm of DAVIS NEE X SIMES Contractors and Builders and that after this date will have connection herewith
 SIDNEY NEE. JR. Prescott, May 10, 1875. myl4ti
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

Arizona hens are accustomed to laying eggs worth S4 dozen, and the gentle Susan B., inclinng her head little to one side and argumentatively fiourishing her right arm, exclaims, "See what even hens can do when they have their rights"-IEx.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
Prescott, A. T., April 9. ls7'
N or CE.

To Benjamin Hook owner in the Espanosa lode Tiger Disuict), iavapai County. Arizona:
 fon are hereby notified that if you do not appear within ninety (9O) days from the dae hereof and pay yonr proportion of he expenses incurred in the Of work done said mine required by law the under signed will claim forfeiture of your interest in said mne in accordance with the mining laws in force
 JAMES ROACH. Prescott. April 2, ls75.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
N 0 T C E. |.

All persons interested in the Shelton Lode, Brad. shaw Basin Arizona hereby no.d that if they do appear within ninety t9O) days from the date hereof and pay their proprton of the expenses incurred the amount of work done said mine required by law, the tersgne will claim forfeiture O. your interests iR said mine in accordance with the mining laws n force. C. '. SHELTON.
 A. l.. MOELLER
 GEO. A. HAMMOND.
 GEO. b. KENDALL Prescott, A. T., April g. 1875 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
N o T I c F. |.

To oH Uhont u may concern:
 The Commissioners of the Town Sits of Pbnnix nsv- ing this day tn ned to the undersigned the books records pats ard papers said Com missiuners all per sors claiming lots in said If Phoenix are hereby thed that am now ready make deeds for lots io the persos entitled to receive them upon the payment of the assessment levied thereon by the C ,mmissioners.
 All lots upon which assessments are not paid within three months from this date will be sold pay sad asses ments J. T. ALSAP
 May ls. 1875. my2st4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
Dissolution Notice.

THE Co-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE FIX istng between J. E. G. Mitchell and R. c. Gardiner is dissolved by mutual J. E. q. Mitchell withdraw ing from the firm Each will sign the firm name in set tement of accounts LIE. c. MITCHELL,
 BEN C.GARDINER. Prescott May l. ls7a my2l4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRESCOTT POST OFFICE.

Arrivals and Departures of Mails.
 ARRIVE CLOSES. From Southern Arizona via wiekenburg Ph9nix and
 Florence. Mondays and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays at 9 From Calf rnia Eastern States Cerbat and points in
 Aohave. Mondays aDd Thursdays Tuesdays and Fridays at Prem Santa Fe (New MexcO). via Forts wingate and
 Defiance and Camp Verde. Tuesdays Fridays stsP.N F-om wickenburg via Walnut Grove Bradshaw and
 Moves Mills Saturdays at ePM. Sundays at AM Money order ofice hours frvm A. N to4P.N. Registration closes at 5 r. Office open Sundays from to 10 A. N and from l 10 P. No money orders issued or paid on Sundays. fel2 If JAMES $. GILES, P. N.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
LEGAL.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Tn the Matter of the Estates of James Mul- hall and Michael Fry, deceased

Notice is hereby given by the uctersigned adminsfs ,r,r of the abose named estates o the credrs and al ersps having claims against the said aeceased to ex hih inc same vif the vouchers within iou months from the first publication oi this notice to the nn dersigued a; Aubrey on the Colorado ki.ei.
 x7,s-al Park May TO- is75 myl44
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

All the incest freshest spd best HAIR PREPARATIONS; Females Oils Dyes and Invigorstors Luhins Genuine French Extract Soaps Powders and Cosmetques can be bad at DIR. KENDALLS, Pioneer Drug Store
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
I.0.O.F.. ARIZONA LODGE No. 1

,,..-.. Regular Meetings frs; and third Sat s2l4k< urday of each month at Masonic Hall Mem HS&S oers of the Order, in good standing. are in S9s'NtSS> yiied to attend. JOHN W. DAVIS, NC E. J. COOK, Secretary.
, 1875-12-25

FROM an extondetf nrticlo il, our local COL
t11nas this morning, relative to tho organiza.
ton known M The 40. 4. IT," it will bo rer.
cc!vetl that sue. n t.:cret society actually ex.
isis in Chicago, though it docs not no clcnrl;
appear that thu Order i; 10 numerous or now.
erfnl na has hcen represented. Tie full text
ia given OF tho " Working Book" furnished
to cnc1 Council rs gniic for organization
md work. copy Of whicl, waa ohtai.,ed with
great difficulty. Enough is shown to prove
TINT tho New York Mfralds latest sensation
wns not nltogethcr baselcss, bit it il at
the scmo timc plainly evident that
tho Herald l,as been gropns in the tlnrk,
and hns to grcnt extent used gs1css.work in
race Of facts not ca.y to procure. Tho
render will also fail TO perceive nnr hint OF a
Third-Term conspiracy in tho rign,aro1o OF
the 20. a. t.. wllicl, appears to be con.-
posed Of nervous citizens who hive a wcnk-
ness for tl"ing in socrot conclarc what might
just rs we'll be done in public, antl who, like
tile members Of the Protestant Defense ALI.
ancs Of Canada fancy they have discovered
lint it is necessary to uuits mud organize 10
resist the aggressive encroacln,ents Of tbs
Romish hierarchy.
, 1875-12-25

c'nE.css f'o'n Preparing for fpceie rny-
'uea:s by fn, ling til, whole issue Of green
l''S"s: '1or ia tnerH my insnpcrsble difficulty
i'll Tho why of n Democratic Congress; post
ronlng The day for resumption, nor in repeal
ing tho Resumption net nlto,cther, nor in
providing any plan it my think proper for
getting rid of tho gsecnbaehs. Consreas
re!ains ths complete and exclusive control
ove" the whole subject. Tho plan pro.
i'osed ny T:lr TntnusEis is intcnG.i to bring
ahort specie payments md spccio vnlncH
without destroying or disturbing tho existing
equities of creditors n:lt1 d .htors under tho
present system of irrcd,'e:nabIo scrip, gam-
bling contracts, and laetuatiny yn!ue Of
curY91,ty
, 1875-12-25

Tho export Of American dry cootl3 to
EEropo hls attracted thu attention of tic
british Minister Of Foreign Affairs In nj otiI
way. Some entcrpris;ng merchant shipped n
package of American calico to 1larre, France,
The british Consul ut that point saw it.
bought bit, md sent tho sample to Lord
DERBY. The latter has forwarded it to ,Iau-
ehester, whore it is being grayely bundled,
examined, and pulled to pieces by British,
manufacturers. The London 7tkqrapA
frankly tells tho latter that they are losing
their supremacy by cheating in their eooas.
It sRys TINT the "trick has been found out
aud twill not bear repetition" But the
superior cheapncss Of British calicoes hag
been duo to this very trick. Cheating and
cheapness have been carso and effect, II
both ccase together, rs they naturally would,
our futuro control Of the markets of the
world would scem nss.,red. But that control
la dependent upon the rcmoyal Of the bur-
dens which now handicap our manufacturers.
Free trade aud sound currency are what they
need
, 1875-12-25
a PROFESSOR AT FAULT.

Prof. STANLEY JEyoNs attacks In the last
British tortnlghtty, the postal-telosraph sys-
TEN Of Gren. Britain, but fails to uainta;n
his side OF tue question. Just ono point may
be coIl~led to bis logic. He shows that tho
cost OF purchasing the wires. franchises, con.
tracts, leases, pascnta, etc., of tho telegraph
companies was nccd1eEsly great. 1t should
not havo been moro tlsnu ono-third of what IL
Inns been. Afismanagclnent on tho part Of
tho representatives of the Government led to
the payment OF all enormous price in the first
place, and this WIS but the beginning. 1t
was soon found TINT in soma casca tia Gov
erument bad bought only leasohold inter-
est when it thought it was getting the
fec, and that in others 1t bud purchased the
fao, subject to a perpetual loase. All these
unknown claims had to be bought up Mt the
price fixed by arbitrators. Then caruo
another discovery OF the samo unpleasant
nature Much Of tho material bought was
found to DO oldand worn-out, and unfit for use.
Tho Offices were Uttered with old intrumenta
OF every sort md patent, from tho first inyen.
ton of Moasr to thoso Of tile prcscnt day.
Wires were rust-eaton md small poles were
"oAA4t>on*pA aAA HEAhs N8W lNHtfnLl1nt3.
new wiroa and new poles Ind to DO bought
and put in place. As far Us this preliminary
chapter in tho history Of the English postal.
telegraphs is concerned, Prot. JEyoss' stric
sures seem justified. The purchase was mis-.
nanagod. That which should havo been
bought for sl2,0o0.0 GOO cost 500, ,0oU, 900.
But at this point carpings should
cease. Tho plan has been successfully
worked. a great sum has been spout in cx-
tending the wires, opening new offices, etc.,
but this ia strictly in tho line OF the Govera-
ment business. One Of Its objects waa to Gu.
large the system by carrying wires to places
previously refused all telegraphio communica-
tlon blythe private companies. Tho total CAP
talinycsted il r10, Uoo. 900, on which the Gov
ernu'ent pays u per cent interest. or I'l5o, 600
per year. Tho surplus Of receipts over work
ing expenses does not meet tLia sum
at present, and tho deficit haa to he
ALLIED by taxation. This fact Is tho pivot
about which all JEyoxa' complaints turn.
We might as well grumbla because
our postal-systom doos not ''pay." It was
never intended that the postal-telegraphs
should yield an enormous rovenue to tho
Government aud help detray the expenses Of
tho army and navy II is run by tho people
for the benefit Of the people. And the beue-
6t has surely been great. The average cost
Of messages has fallen from Is to go cents,
gold. Their number has increased from
G,000, 600 in 1870 to 10000, COO in 1S7l,-an
, 1875-12-25


The managers Of the Direct Cable Co.npa-
ny ahow lr,mps perseverance worthy Of
l'ralsc. They laid their cablo only after
years of trial; they laid it at Inst only to
hHvo It brenk forthwith; md they repaired IT
only to havo it part onco more. But they
promptly tolcgraphed to England by the
wires of thoir rivals, md tho atcnmer Farat1ay
cleared from London Inst Saturday, provided
with every needed appliance for grappl;uy,
raising, aud repairing the broken cablo. Such
steady pluck deserves success. As often,
however, as their cablo is broken tho old
monopoly cnble-ratos are advanced. As 5000
as tho cable is mended tho old monopoly
drop their tHriH. Who brea1:s this c.blo in u
question TINT is receiving attention. Disa-
greeablo suspicious aro in circnlnt.ou.
, 1875-12-25

Inc tria1 OF W. II. EMnnY, for tue shooting
:: u. II. ANTHONY, which las been in proc.
sess III Leavenworth, Kan,, for the past
week. "as concluded yesterday, tho jury ro.
turning verdict Of not guilty. Tho twelve
men went through the formality Of lcay-
Ing their seats, but were absent sca.ce.
y live minutes before returning with
their unanimous conclusion TINT Ey.
my "served him right" This verdict
may not be in pccordauce with the ylsws of
many people, but 1t seryca to show tho H.
cehse accorded, in Kansas at least, to people
who take the law into their own hands, nory
especially when tho victim is notorious! s!y tn.
popular, and beazs reputation, az IN this
case, OF being bully, aud person wloSo
Teracity was his poorest recommendation,
, 1875-12-25

An extension of tho provisions of Tho Ex-
tradition Ifcnty il under consideration BY
the dominion Government, the object being
TO 20 extend tho provisions of tho treaty n.
to prevent criminals in either the United
States or t'nH:da from taking advantage OF
lh;'g line Of boundary il, etFectingthrir escape.
, 1875-12-25

']rdge BroDdErr, Of tho United statoa Dis
trlet Court in this city, has issued IN order
for tho impaneling Of q Grand Jury, aud for
tho assembling of that inqaisitorial body Jan.
4. II, rs many people suppose, tho ra,nifsca-
tions OF the Chicago Whisky Ring havo bean
but partially brought to light thus fur, 1t il
70 30 hoped that tho forthcoming Grind
Jury nfny be 1nors successful than its prsdc-
cegsoI1 Noro in thiH tepartl
, 1875-12-25

t.:,.
'"''s "f' II N'" 'l''o '''f'r'e o' o"t'awry "hfe'
''' ~ t.s''''"''. "' l''r'''l III tt''s country
.'N'l, ~ '"' h"'n'"S 81 tl'o ''''''h. MI
s.. ' 4'",r 'o"It'''ta " l'ofioa' OF t''e lefH'
'"' -. o -, '""'" n'''fo dangerous tila'
."e =, n"'','"A h'"' o'eE 'naoa any seetloh o
Wv .''"'"' ~ ,"St ''He ehaseh has taHef
t'eht@hHce o1 THIS tefffhto htnte Of tuinE7.
: ""' my "''"s"s on' w'ahoh TINT WILL prove
I ~ "H wv. .'''''l ""'Bes' Ut eher!ns. o'
'.e' !:" '',.''." "o inc1 '''at tio Aiol'so Ma
6"',' WV ''' o"'''.oou"" secret orgahi*at'on
.,,. ' ""'as1 1'' '4' e@e.e'sa ot 'Ao oh"fch
,,s"s ~ ~ .eel"'o tne'h IRON It's privileges
''''t'''..'.'o'' =, 1''i' s''' ."'Ho.'o th"rol'
'","''s Ho''e'",nR '"of' 'na' alslelsowah1p III
',.' sole.'i'''' s''%,en' 10 cntAo"c' II III tao
I'''"''o' ~ ''1 n"l'' VI ialuee hal'ntloh,
.:.a " 1.''' " sno u."fcs' 'an"'y anu SOCIAL
~ losp'aS ~ VINO remain within tile
! ,.a,%,:. "'u "oio :" s'afe ~ o''ss'"ss, 'rona
"k ny 'e'"''o"s 0' intimacy with ex-
s''eo ~ :"n" pefso"s' ''!u IL thereby secures
.s'..,'a r"e' ., :" Tue "he' Inc sister, tho
a',.-. a.. -, H"oe'nens'' a're t''e iF'ehu 10
x.na-.,."s ~, 's. ~, lalo Alas'' Mno na'e any
.:, ee -, 'ei. tot Inc ch'arch Will henccfortli
s,,.a:' % :"o su,'uto"' n'ol''e Alasnlros III lenn'
49,. 'A''' 'n'"e''ee ~ heep
e't '1.t"us o"t u tno Intrderous orgauiza~
tion. 1noHo who 1nny yet be saved from tho
ban Of accommodation will a1,ondo, tto;r
NoI}ia Siop,,ira occoo;ot;,,, ..,.1 -
y;,t Io,oar,r,,, -. ,..., -" o'ne''
"''1 .c'so 10 'a'e tho protection
or sympathy Of the mass Of Irish men md
women.
Tho mint wb;o1, -ro 7ro,,,l wall.
, 1875-12-25

Down In Tennessee thsy take the scalrs Of
beasts Of prey In payment Of taxea. II this Fuls
we're aaoptod herr, the plundercd people at tue
South Town would turn tnt Ct, magse 10 wild pur-
auis Of their r1lers. and Assessors. Collactors
Aldermen. etc., would al have to buy Wigs tho
nexs d1y
, 1875-12-25

DIXON is Immensely delighted at tho loca-
Lion within her corporate li1nits OF the Rocl,
River Unit crs::y, aud has celebrated Tho re.
fitting Of til" University building by rccep-
lion to 'f', Faculty, whereat jublant speeches
mud g7ntniatory resolution wero prominent
fnct1rcY.
, 1875-12-25

to Chicago TINA my nt',c: city IN t,ac cn,i:ry.
TN RI az many Go'tl r*.-'s'Ha WY Chicago
khn;'l,l lie Tho rcrI,l1'icnt location Tor hls the
grca! gatherings in this cnnntry.
, 1875-12-25

Shonld the meteorological prognosticntor
prove correct in his deductions. nc of this
:cg'oa may to-day look for little lower tom.
Pafzture, with clear or partly cloudy weather.