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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

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I'm ~ i,rs1y ROBT. = HUGuE~, Treasurer
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DOMINO.
COLORADO. A. D. 1865.

 Four at a table sal them down At the quiet inn of a dozing town, Thirsty, weary, and travel-stained-- Glasses were filed and quickly drained There were gay gallants, young and strong, Who seasoned the drink with rOist'riDg; The fourth, man ofsorroTed air, His swart tace furrowed with line Of care. The host, to dri-e the time away, Brought dominoes. and bade them play 4 trivial game for the bearded man Who had diced with death since life began. Met by chance, they were strangers all. But lquor loosed their tongues from thrall, Save be who seemed no longer young, And neither tested, played, nor sung. One tall, slender, and twenty-two. With an eye 10 dare, hand 10 do, Yet with lewd, vile tongue, and rakish air Vaunted of conquest 'mongst damsels fair. He spoke of one, ruined, betrayed, undone, h distant land, meath warmer suD, "A peerless maiden, tall and 1.-the, Dark eyes of love and spirits bithe. "sweet summer bird-she sang like one And now, ba, ha she's dead and gone. Tray six, doubie-four, double-five, ace, -t-h I'll drink to her narrow resting place. "Her mother died, twas said of grief For her darling's blight, and so relief Came to this sentimental fool,
 Who clung to virtue as golden rule. "There's son of course he made some stir, Though be has by this, forgotten her; An episode like that, we know, f.Gg Passes away as melts the snow." The silent is up, and with hurried start, Drives a dagger keen through Lotbario's
 s" heart
 Then lowing to all, as he turns to go, al have made the game, and call Domino"
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PACIFIC SLOPE-

Seattle, WIT, May 27.-This morning David Hughes, of the Upper White River, shot and instantly killed Josiah Gillerson.
 Virginia City, Nev. May 2S.-The first narrow gauge locomotive left Carson yes terday for Lake Tahoe.
 The annual stoppage of the Carson mint will occur on the 18th proxlmo.
 Paso De Robles, Cal, May 28.-As the stage from Soledad, going south to-day, was nearing Nacimensto, man presenting a double-baTel shotgun at the driver demand ed Wells, Fargo & Co.'s treasure-box, which the driver dropped without further persua- sion. The robber was masked and appeared to be alone. Eighteen passengers were on the stage. ..a<'. t
 San Francisco, May 29-The Young Mems Central Republican Club held stormy meeting last night. A preamble and resolu- tions were introduced calling for new, de- parture in the Republican ranks. ga rEs
 The Roman wrestling match last night be- tween Miller and Bauer was evidently put up job. After two falls for each referee, SawtOn, of the Olympic Club, declared the pools of. BE.s.. s.s<-s
 San Francisco, June 2-Tbe residence of J. D. Sunal, near Livermore, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday. s.5 r...
 The Forbestown stage was stopped near Bangor yesterday by three highwaymen, and the passengers relieved of about $40.
 The acting deputy postmaster at Corinne, Utah, has been brought before the U. s. Commissioner on a charge of robbing the maiS. s-
 4 fire at Ogden yesterday destroyed the Delmonico hotel, several stores, and the old Western union telegraph office.
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LEGAL.
N Q T | c F.

To the heirs legal representatives of Andrew Jndson and Msteaf Baker. deceased co-owners With the un- dersirred in that certain quartz ledge lead or ode known as the "SilveF HIN. sitnated m veaf was at the date of the location Of the said lode anown as the Saeransn.o M;nug District but what IS DOW known as the Wallapai M'nug District ia the county of AohsSe, Territory of ArizSDa
 You aod eacS of you hereby notified thsi the m dersgned have causd 10 be done ufcn such ca or To- cation of labor required by the laws tho United States at of the sum of two hundred and eighty dollars and you and each Of you are hereby notified ,O pay agent A. Davis a the store -f Davis S Randall in the O: Mineral Park, In said county Mohave your respective proportions o the said ~ of The said labor within ninssy days from the service of this uo;oe ard that O: default Of you either e ycu in making such payment within said ninety days we will claim under the mining laws now m ierce Ter f.;re of the interest oi such claim or loca ton of the pers persons making such deian Ise amount due uron the interests of said dsssed IS a the rate dollars for each lOo feet of such interests
 LEANAN HUDSON, HENRY HALL
 O Hr'RBEII THOMAS ABLES.
 ANDREW GAyVER, r. s. KEMP,
 GEORGE CAMPBELL, J. A. ROSE
 C A. ARTHUR. s. M- DUNCAN
 Mineral Park A. T., May li. 1875. u,yl&d9o
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a reduction, during May, of Sl, lse,0O0.
 The Secretary of the Treasury has issued call for SlO,0G0,OOO of fve-twenty coupon bonds.
 New York. June l.-Mr. Evarts continued his argument for the defense to-day in the Tilton- Beecher case.
 Columbus, Ohio, June 1.-The hotels are crowded with delegates to the Republican State Convention to be held in this city to- morrow It is thought that ex7GoT. Hayes will be nominated for GoTernor. [-
 Washington, June 2.--Nothing definite has yet been settled between Government and Indian chiefs regarding the rurrsndere of the Black Hills @
 New York. June 2.-Tae ceremonies con- nected with the dedication of the new Ma sonic Temple commenced yesterday. Tue demonstration today was very imposing and the members of the Order were out in large numbers.
 Raleigh, x C., May 3l.-Federal decora- tion abounds to-day. The Raleigh Light Infantry and Artillery companies accompa nied as escort companies from the Federal camp to the cemetery and participated in the ceremonies of the day. The Raleigh com panies embrace many men who fought Tn the Southern army.
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V o Y I c E
'. S. LAND OFFICE,

L. s. LAND OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT A. T.. May :, 1875 10 :se Atlantic and Pdeijie RGlrocd Co. Greeting; The following described rre empon cash entries made at this ofsce, vii; No s. Augustus Cranes, January90 ls73 Settlement March z ls7o. St of E | and S | of w |, Sec ton l. Township l6 norh. Range west No 35. Edward c. Donohugh, January -3,, ls73. Set tlemeut-December2 22. ls70. SW of W and w of s W l. Section 3o. Township IT north, Range west and lot No 4. Section l, Township l6 north, Range 4 west
 No s7 John T. Lowell. March 3, le73. Settleueut- September 25 ls7l- Lot No. and F. of W land To, No. 3 and r. Of W l. Sestiou 3l. Township IT north, Range wes-
 No 10 Curtis C. Bean April l. ls73. Se'tlement-MaIch l2 1889. $ | of w Section ls. and N of W Section l9. Township F north, RarCe west Have approve by the Hon. :. S. Burdett Commis siouer Genera Land Office, subject 10 an appeal within sixty (6O) days from the date of this notice The tracts above described within the limits of tho withdrawal ;be Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Comra ay which took effect March 2 1872. The parties named above having settled prior 10 withdrawal
 WILLIAM N. KELLY, my7t9 Register
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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 prerared n May to take parties by steamboat aud railroad to their town and lands By reference to Coast Sur vey Chart will be that Poero Point in front of Newark the deep water al the way through the channel from the Pacific with the C. P R. R. running in direct line through Lvermore Pass making this ;he necng point between all paris of the United States and by deep water to all parts d the globe and be greatest manufacturing point the Bay of San Franeco-pleuty Of water good climate excellent ssl and easy neaon Purchasers gett ng possession raise large crops by planting as late July 18th. This company will commence active operation :n building, etc. For all information eircuars, maps and subscription apply al the office of tbeCOmpany. 405i California Street. basement opposite the Bank of California San Francisco. This Land will be sold at Auction May 22, l875 by H. k Nevhal Co., ir and lots to the highest bdiar. Terms at sale. Crsd; 70 large buyers Possession will be gven b the Is; of June sooner if he crops are of
 Steamer M S. Latham leaves he ofof Brannan street. opposite ths Pacific Ga Steamship Wharf San Francisco Sucdays Mondays. Wednesdays. ard Fridays, tt e:3o o'clock arriving a Newark II 70 half past II. according 10 the tide giving from four Eve hours the ground Returning leave Newark al half past o'clock. arriving al San Francisco al half past 6Ps The best of Resan- rants the steamer the Ner York plan pay only for what you get: Breakfas; @ cents; Dinner 75 cents Fare for round trip severtyfve cents Stages couuec: with boat running 10 Niles Ceutrevie Washington Cor nsrs Warm Spnugs and San Jose. 7
 CHAS. R. PETERS, Mauaeer.
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S U NJ M Q N S .

IN JUSTICES COURT CERBAT PRECINCT. County of Mohave, Territory of Arizona.
 WI CHAMBERLAIN agains, WM MAYS. Ia the 9f he Territory of Arisond, to Wm Mays. dsfeEdant, GresfiHs: You are hereby required to appear before at my office in the precinct Of Cerba in the county of Mohave and Territory of Arizona al 10 o'clock A. M ou Saturday, the 10th day of July. A. D 1875 then and there 70 to the complaint If William Chamber. lain, file in my office. The said action is brought to of the of seventy five dollars alleged by plaintiff 10 be due him from you for work and labor perorrnei bv said plaintiff carpenter your house situated n Ceba,beng twelve and hali days work six dollars pr day, performed by plaintiff during the month of August 1874 And you hereby notified that you fail toaPpear and above required plain iii will take judgment against you for the said amount of seventy five dollars. together with costs of suit.
 To the sheriff or any constable of Mohaye county; Make legal service and due return hereof.
 Gived under my hand this first day of May, A.D 1875
 F. F. GALLAGHER. my2lti Justice of the Peace. Mohave county, AT.
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US. LAND OFFICE,

PRESCOTT, A. T, May q, 1875 10 tke Atlantic and T'acike Railroad O.. Grating The following described cash entries made at this office viz:
 No 45 Jefferson H Lee Nov. 25 1873. Settlement April Is IS66. S. F. of s. E. setiou l4 and of NE and W of S section 8, township Is north, range west.
 No 5i Dewitt P Foster, June l2 1874. Settlsmeu,-- March l. ls7l. " of W section r. township l5 north range west and F. of F section 24, town. ship IS north. ranga west No s David W. ShiveTs July Ii. 1874. Settemen,- April 7 ls67. s W of W and \ W iof : W sec. tion 26 and of N Et and F of s F. section 27. township ls north. range west Have been approved by Hon. S. & Burdett Commissioner General Land Oficc subject to appeal within sixty days Of this notice The tracts above dsscrb ed are within the limits of the withdrawal for the Allan tic and Pacific R. E. Co., which took effect March 2 ls7s The parties named above having settled pOor tO with drawal WILLIAM \. KELLY.
 my2ld90 Register.
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N or IC E.

To Thomas Wallace. y. II Smith, William Holden, J. r. Nesmith. Sam1 Lub.ck. T. A Tablet any other person deriving their title by deed from the original ocators iE the Overland ledge lode ven situated ia Waapai Mining District. Mohave county A. T.:
 You hereby notified that if you do within rne,v days the service of this notice pay the undersigned Mineral Park Nohsve county A. T. your proportional part of the expenses incurr6 aid mine locatOp required by the Congress lal law. approved May 10 1872 the undersigned will claim forfeiture of your n- teresi in said mine. VIM TOWLE.
 JAMES P BULL. Mineral Park March l2 1875. mrl2 3m
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 N THE MATTER OF THE Estate of LEHMAN MANNASSE decd

Nofiee is hereby given by the undersigned admirsrs tor of the estate of Heymas Maunasse deeeased tss creditors of and all persons having claims against the sd neceased 10 exhibit them with necessary voIchfs within ten months aer the first publication cf this notce to Jos P Hagrare Esq at his ofee fin Prescott YavS pal county. Arizona Territory.
 NOSES MANNASsE. Present., May 27, 1878 AdninistratsE persons indebted to the sbove estate gre hereby S1isso 70 m2xe immediate payment to me, a. WicIss bH-g. and thereby savecoc.s.
 MOSES MANNAsSE. ny4A Adminisrsfo.
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To all phou # a.oy eonesrn:

To all rhons # nay ooncsrn:
 The Commissioners of the Town Site of Phorix hay Ing tns day tn ned to the undersigned the books records Pats ard papers of said ConmissiOners all per sons claiming lots tu said town of Ptenx hereby p nned hat am now ready 70 make deeds for lots to tss persons entitled 10 receive he upon the payment of ns assessment levied thereon by the Commissioners.
 All lots upon which are not paid within three months from date will be sold 10 pay said asses Inents J. T. ALSAP
 May ls. 1875 mv2s,s
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between l. Irvine and Irvine IS hs day s;soi,s3 hv mutual consent The business win be ri,d on ss usual by E. Irvine. who will pay all the com rar liabilities and who authorized 10 collect all debts due and owing to the ecmrany. T.. IRVINE:
 J. \. E. IRVINE. Phaaix A. T. May 3l, ls7a teit3
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N TICE.

To Benjamin Hook, in the Espanosa lode (Tiser District YavaPa County, Arizona:
 You are hereby notified that if you do not appear within ninety (sO days from the dae hereof and pay yonr proportion Of the expenses incurred in the amount oi vork done on said mine required by the under signed will clam forfeiture of your interest in said mine, n accordance with the mining laws in force
 JAMES ROACH. Prescott April 9 ls7a-
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5 U M Nj O N S.

[. S. LAND OFFICE
 PRESCOTT, A. T., May :. Is75} To T. 4 Ea;t-an, Ed,rard C. Donchugl and wylis ". StandVsr. GreetiRs:
 h the matter oi the contested land case Involving is 10 the N of the N E. and the E. of N VI Section Is, Township r north, Range three (3) west: All the parties in interest hereby notified appear at this office the lith day of July next 10 eek AM
 WILLIAM \. KELLY, ny79 Register
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\ o T IC E.

All Tersons interested in the Shelton Lode Brad shaw Basin Arizona hereby notified that if they do not appear within ninety 9 days from the hereof and pay their proportion of the expenses incurred amount of work done said mine required by law the undersigned will claim forfeiture os your interests a said mine in accordance with the mining laws force. c. Y. SHELTON
 A. L. NOELLER,
 GEO. A. HAMMOND.
 GEO. b KENDALL. Prescott 4. T., April ?. 1875 3m
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MEDICAL.
Ayers Sars aparilIa,
 FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

fOI O1NA1 -&sS ->~A
 IfffIfy, This compound of the veget- AltIiil{/// able alterafives. Sarsaparila, A1&y\llLUV////Do Dock. Stlugia and Man ~SX\VEISNT,fl//d /drake with the lodidesOi PO N1AfNNl1EtJlF lFletL>tassium and iron makes a kEAN V'II,I Vs.IZ/mOsi effrctaal cure Of a series VSASA >~/-of complaints which are very $R A XNl>[prevaleui and afnetiug. IL #t & ZA[purifes the blood. purges out N " the lurking humors in the sys-
 k NsA N tenn that undermine health -@A-N and settle into troublesome
 disor CTS eruptiOns of the skin and the appearanee the sGrare Of huEors that should be expelled from the blood. internal derange ens are the determination of these same hnmors to some internal organ organs whose action they derhge ana whose substance they disease and destroy. AYERS sAR sAPARIIIA expels these hum0rs from the blood When they gone the disorders they produce disappear such as alterations of the liver. Stomach Kidneys. Lungs Erupions and Eruptve Diseases of the skin St Antho ry Fire Rose Eryspeas Rsmpes. Pustues, Bloches Rolls Tumors Tetter and Salt Rheum. Scald Head hing worm Ulcers and Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Paln m the Bones Side and Head Female Weakness, S'eruty, Leucorrhea arising from internal ucerston aud uterine disease DroVsy Dyspepsia, Eriaciaoa and General De- Uilty. With their departure health returns
 PREPARED BY
 Dr. J. c. AVER 6 O., Lowell, Mass. Practical and Analytical Chemists SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE
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LEGAL.
Dissolution Notice.

THE Co.PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EX- ts.pr between J. E. q. Mheu and R. C. Gardiner is i.scived hy mutual consent J. r.. C. Mitchell withdraw ir oru inc firm Each will sign the firm name in set ,isrsB, If seeo-u.s JE. c. MITCHELL,
 BEN c. GARDINER r-ssco,, May IS7S my2ls
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EASTERN.

Especial to the Miner by U.s Military and W. D. Linss
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- MAGNOLIA WATER. FLORIDA WAITE U and the best WEIGHTS COLOGNE, Fresh and GsS' 0 ui.s. at DR- KENDALL's pioet -ss So"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRESCOTT POST OFFICE.

Arrivals and Departures of Mails.
 ARRIVE CLOSES. From Southern Arizoaa via Wickenburg, Phoenix and
 Florence 'tf.-- t Mondays and Thursdays Tuesdays and Fridays si 3 From Calf raa Eastern States Cerbat and points in
 MOhave.
 Mondays and Thursdays. ETuesdays and Fridays al From Saata Fe New Mexico,, via Forts Wirgate and - sDshaIee and Camp Verde rf-E Tue.davs .' | Fridays at g F N s- At F-om wickeubarg via Walnut Grove Bradshaw and
 Moves Mills. Sasuraays at sPM. Sundays at SAM "a Money order office hours frum \. N. tosP Registration closes a' 5 ?. NJ .. Of.ice open Sundays from to 10 A NJ and from 10 P. N. No money orders issued or paid On Sundays fel2dl JAMES $. GILES, P. N.
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PRINTED BLANKS
 ---- foR---. Location of Minjng Claims

..4 FOR SALE AT THE MINER OFFICE.
 No Prospecsoq or Miner should gc into the country without supply f thsss very handy and ocrec ready made potces
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