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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
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THE TR AMP.
BY LON HoDISG.

ssss On morn iD dreaTy winter Came q worn and weary printer With bis bundle on a splinter EJr- Der his back; Travelled stained he was, and needy. And his appetite was greedy ...,..... For smack" For the printing office steering Till within the door appearing, Where he bowed, as one reveriUg,
 When he spoke, Saying in voice as solemn As gratis Buchu column, Ests,s.s ''l an broke" In your city Pm A stranger, Dusty, seedy as T Granger For siumbered in a manager -sts Of a barn l desire some small donation And some easy transportation
 For my CORN. Boat tried to work my passage, Moving freight and rough expressaec Living on bologna sausage al Dry and poor But they found I was printer And they hustled me instanter
 To the shore. s ss& Then sadly recollected Days when printers were respected For their skill Now Pm ejecied .--,,. Fore and aft, Just because SOME have by drinking Set tue steamboat men 10 sinking fF4f t .s- ALL the craft. Thus do sober workmen suffer By the vices of the loafer, Till indeed whene're l go for
 Work shrink, Lest anothers imposition Throws on me foul suspicion
 That drink. Deeply does it wound and grieve me, When a man will not believe ne, But, dear sir, if you will give me .a D tl 5t d Fifty cents, will, by its proper using. Show you Pm above abusing
 Confidence" By his dolefu conversation Reused he our cOmmiseratiOn, And We made the ''small donation"
 When he sunk But while going to our dinner We observed that hardened sinner
 Beastly drunk Thus do sober workmen suffer By the vices of the loafcr- Basest coin will often go for EaHelf Purest stamp, Kindest ones who most have trusted Are most thoroughly disgusted
 With the tramp.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

A dissipated young spendthrift, when re- monstrated with by his wife, replied 'I am 2 like the Prodigal Son and shall repent by and-by." "Yes," said the better half, and am like the Prodigal Son, too; for I will arise and go to my father"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

A BAND of hoodlums at Placerville the other night turned out to serenade newly married couple. The husband induced the leader into the house, when the bride ad- ministered a raw hiding.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

"Now, my son." said a Brooklyn father, | take this castor oil, or out you go through the window.n Boc-hoo-hoo," said the lit tie man, after applying the point of the spoon for moment to his lips, "Mc can't take it, pa. Fo mo out de winner.r
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

A THE Eureka Sentinel says: 1" By private letter from San Francisco, we learn that an American-born citizen has been accorded -plsee upon the Democratic County Central z Committee, and that two of that nationality have been elected delegates to the State Convention.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

"OH, lickety slam, pop" exclaimed lad whose father had praised him for his gallant " in holding young lady on his lap in a crowded car, and didn't feel just like pot full of hot potatoes"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

TIE farmer who hung an old coat in his field to frighten birds away, and afterwards found young brood in one of the pockets, has lost faith in scarecrows.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
W o T C F.

10 all ehom n may -oneern:
 he Commissioners of the Town Site of Phquir hay s 's uay tuhed over Co the undersigned the books, piats and papers of said Commissioners all per os claiming lots in said town of Phonix are hereby e t1at am now ready to make deeds for lots to the e'iea 70 feeers them upon the payment of tho neut levied thereon by the Commissioners ll lots upon which assessments are not paid within nfee months from this date will be sold to nav assess
 J. T. ALSAP May 1e 1875 i'iie"pa oSS'
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

Ar a teachers institute in Ohio recently, lady teacher was given the word "hazard- ous' to spell and define, and did it in this style: H-a-z has, ard ard, double ess, haZardess-a female hazard"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

Two Irishmen travelling on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad track, came to mile post, when one of them said, Tread aisy, Pat here lies man l9S years old his name was Miles, from Baltimore"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

A Mississippi man puts it thus: "At the earnest solicitation of those to whom owe money, I have consented to become a candi- date for County Treasurer"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
LEGAL. H : , s 9 Q
N o T IC E .

To the heirs legal representatives of Andrew Jnasca and Me;oalf Baker, deceased eo-owners with the un
 e-sred in that certain quartz ledge, lead or los, known as the Silver Hill. situated in what was .s The date of ,he location of the said lode drowp re Sacramento Mining District, but what s now known !. the wailapai Mining District in tae county o hohsye Territory of ArIzena
 You and each of you hereby notified that the ur. dvrscred have caused to be done upon such claim b. cation the of labor required by the laws of ths United States at a sf the Of two hundred and eighty dollars and you and each of you are hereby notified pay to agent, A. F. Davis a the store sf Davis & Randall in the town of Mineral Park. in sat of MOhsve respective proportions of the said cost tue said aboT within ninety days from the service of notice and that in of default o you ehe o vou in making such payment within said ninety dayx we will claim under the mining laws now In force fr. fture oi the interest interests n such claim oc ton person persons making such defanlt The due the interests ot said ceeeased Is al rate of dollars for sach luo fee; of such interests
 LEHMAN HUDSON HENRY HALL
 O. HUBBEIL THOMAS ABLES,
 ANDREW r. GAVVER. F. S. KEMP,
 GEORGE CAMPBELL. l. A. ROSE. @ ts
 C \. ARTHUR, <. M- DUNCAN. h
 Mineral Park. A T.. May l4 1874 Eaylfd90
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

Two more of Brigham Young's wives have sued for divorce, but what is the loss of two wives when there are thirty-four left to help get breakfast |?
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
N or ICE.

To Thomas Wallace. N. IT Smith William Holden J. r. NeSmith Saml Lubeek T. A. Talbct or any other person deriving their title by deed from the original ocaiors E the Overland ledge lode vein situated n Wnllapa Mining District Nohave county A. T.:
 You are hereby notified that you do within ninety days from the service of this notice pay the undersigned at Mineral Park Nohave county, A. IT. your proportional rart of the expenses incurred said mine or location required by the Congressional law approved May 10, lc42 the undersigned will claim forfeiture your in. terest in said mine. VIM TOWLE
 JAMES r. BULL Mineral Park March l2. 1875. mrl2 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

FURTHER details show that 2,0O0 lives were lost by the earthquake in Asia Minor Several villages were destroyed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
LEGAL.
Dissolution Notice.

Notice hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between F. Irvine and J. A R. Irvine IS this day dissolved by mutual The business will oe red on us usual by F. Irvine. who will pay all the com pany liabilities and who is authorized to collect all debts due and owing to the company T.. IRVINE,
 J. A. K IRVINE. Pbonix A T. May :yl lS75 ieit3
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
\ 0 T l c F. |.

All persons interested in the Shelton Lode Brad. shaw Basin Arizona, hereby notified that they not appear within ninety yO days from the date hereof and pay their proportion of the expenses incurred ID ths amount of work done said mine as rrouired by law the undersigned will claim forfeiture ot your interests s sald nlhe m accordance with the mining laws in force. c Y SHTI TON
 A. l. MOELLER
 GEO. A. HAMMOND.
 GEO. D. KENDALL Prescott, A. T., April 9 1875 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 IS TIE MATTER OF THE Estate of LEHMAN MANNASSE dec'6

Notice hereby given by the undersigned adipista tnr of the estate of Heynaa Mannass dsc.seJ o ths ols Oi and all persons having claims against the su to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers to Jos F. Hargrave Esq at his office in Prescott Yava psi county, Arizona Territory
 r.o.. II, MOSES MANNASSE.
 'i 'AaJ <'' ie'3 Administrates
 PSohs indebted to the sbove estate are hereby re- burg and thereby sayecosss. F-aT -'F-
 my2sii a., sI.''s.s.r',o,
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
N 0 Y ICE.

To Benjamin Hook, iu the Espanosa lode CTger District, YavaIai County, Arizona: You are hereby notified that if you do not appear within ninety (0 days from the da'e hereof and Pay vonr pruporon of the expenses incurred in the amount of work done on said mine required by law he under signed will claim forfeiture your interest U said mine, in accordance with the mining laws now in force
 JAMES ROACH. Prescott April 2, ls7J.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

AN Omaha man has advertised for sealed proposals to keep his feet clean.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

DELAWARE refuses to abolish the whip ping post, and Delaware is right.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

/ MONEY is close, but not close enough to reach"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

In Pima County Arizona, always filed with fBll
 lnes Of such goods needed in the Territory, and their ample facilities for purchasing and receiving goods enable them to sell better articles for less money than any other firm in Southeastern Arizona.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

UPON witnessing, recently, stalwart h. dian carrying drunken squaw up a hill to the campoodie, near Austin, the Reyeille observes:
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

The snow deep,
 The hill was steep
 The squaw asleep, But still that Indian toiled on, and if he didn't cry Excelsiorr' he said ''heap dam '"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
PINE LUMBER AND SHINGLES
 ALSO BARLEY & CORN

Mir Fish. a. Tucson and Mr Collingwood at Florence will be pleased to receive calls from such citizens of Northern Arizona New Mexico and California as may visit pass these places.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

LELAND STANFORD, according to the San
 Francisco Chronicle, recently said to re-
 porter:
 shall hope to live to sit upon wonder bal
 cony and look down upon city embracing in itself and its suburbs million of people.
 shall see trains of cars laden with merchan- disc and passengers coming from the East across the present transcontinentai railroad. I shall see trains from the line of the thir ty-second parallel. l shall see cars from the City of Mexico, and trains laden with the gold and silver bullion and grain that comes from Sonora and Chihuahua on the south, and from Washington Territory and Oregon on the north. I shall sec trains bearing to and fro the merchandise of each extreme l shall look through the Golden Gate and shall see fleets of ocean steamers bearing the trade of India, the commerce of Asia, the traffic of the islands of the ocean-steamers from Australia and the Southern Pacific. l shall see our thronged and busy streets, our wharves laden with the commerce of the ori- ent and San Francisco will be the first commercial city of the American continent.
 WHEELER.-Lieutenant Wheeler, the eel ebrated engineer and explorer of the United States Army, will soon arrive in Los Ange- les and at once proceed upon the survey of the Colorado desert In this connection the Alta says: ''The survey of the Desert region of the Colorado river, under Lieut.. Wheeler, will begin at bench mark at Los Angeles, and thence be carried forward under three parties, one going northward from San Der nardino on the crest of the Sierra Nevada, around the region of Death Valley and Pan amint mountains, and a third taking the Basin of the Colorado from the needles to Diamond river on both sides of the valley" IL. A. Star.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
On Thursday July 1gt A. D. 1875

Between the hours of o'clock \. M and o'clock M the following described property 10 wit: That certain mining claim quartz vein known and described the Marcus mine consisting of fifteen hundred linear feet along the lode vein, with sufficient ground on either side for the convenient working of the same situate lying and being in Weaver mining district about three miles west from the store of George H. Wilson on Antelope creek in the county of lavapa in the Territory nf An Zuua. ED F. BDWEES
 Dated Prescott, June II. 1875. Sheriff YayaIa Co
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

All the incest freshest and best HAIR PREPARATIONS Females Oils. Dyes and Invgoraors, Luhins Genuine French Extrac Soaps. Powders and Cosmetques be had at DR. KENDALLS, Pioneer Drug Store
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
SHERIFF1S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by of Order of Sale issued of inc District Court the Third Judi. cal District in and for lavapai county in Arizona Ter tory atested the 5th day of June A. D. 1875 in the suit of Marco Beieuh Fordice Phelps and d- Tectcd wherein l commanded sell the propefty mentioned and described in said order of sala satisfy the alignment rendered in said District in the suit afre said for the amount of Sl 2J0UO and cssts l will sell by public auction. to the highest bidder Court House door, in the town of Prescott Yayapai county af.r
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRESCOTT POST OFFICE.
 Arrivals and Departures of Mails.

ARRIVE CLOSES. From Southern Arizona via wickenburg, Pbqnx and
 Florence. Mondays and Thursdays Tuesdays and Fridays at From Calf rDii Eastern States Cerbat and points in
 Mohaye. Mondays and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays a, From Santa Fe New Mexico). via Forts Wingate and
 Defiance and Camp Verde. Tuesdays. Fridays at 9P.M. F-om Wickenburg, via Walnut Grove, Bradshaw and
 Moves Mills. Saturdays at 6 P. M. Sundays at A. M. Money order office hours from 9 A. NJ. to 1 M Registration closes al r. M. Office open Sundays from to 10 A. M. and from 10 F. M. No money orders issued or paid Sundays. fel2 If JAMES s. GILES F. M.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
PROBATE NOTICE.
. | M RI 0 N $ .

U. s. LAND OFFICE
 PRESCOTT, A. T., May 7. 1875. To " -i EastaqH, Edeard c. DoHohugk aud Wylie ". AoHdVsr, Greeti,,9: In the matter of the contested land case involving title 70 N tne N oi the N E. and the E. of N w Section 4e' township Y north, Range three (3) west: All me parties in interest hereby notified to appear al this office the l4th day July next at 10 ock AM
 WILLIAM N KELLY, my '' Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
PIMA COUNTY.
F.. N. FISH & co.
TUCSON AND FLORENCE.

lesire 10 inform the public through the medium of th, INER. that their extensive stores aud uarehouses a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
The Times for IS76,

1t is hardly necessary, we take it, that
we should announce that this paper will
be published next year, specially since
it would be much more distinguished "
not to do SO, when there is such flood
of prospectuses now upon the market.
Most Of the papers announce how
much better they are going to be, while
it is not an unfrequent occurrence that
newspapers in the same locality, not only
announce great many new virtues born
and unborn, but each also claim the
greatest circulation. On this last point
the dear people must be sometimes a
little mystified to know who tells the
truth. On the whole we have no virtue
nor circulation to brag of and greatly
wish we had more of both.
For the year 1876, we have "inten-
TONS" like our neighbors, of improve
ments, which we hope to make promi-
nent as business may once more sufficient
1y revive to warrant the extra outlay.
Identified with the business of this 10.
cality we hope to make the TIMES a rep
resentative of the material interests of
this section. including all local news of
general interest.
In miscellaneous matters it will con-
tinue to present that which il believes
will be good and useful
In political affairs it will aim to be
sound, and in accordance with the best
intelligence of the country including the
same federation for others that we claim
for ourselves.
We submit if the above does not prom
Use about as much as any other paper,
after all, and therefore, wishing all our
present patrons merry Christmas and
all the other compliments of the season.
We cordially invite them all to remain
with us, together with host of new ones,
and see what a wonderful paper we shall
print for 1876.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24

The Woodstock Standard, after copy
ing our paragraph on Mr.. Denison' s vote
for Speaker, says
That little as was expected perhaps
saves the TIMES from doing Mr.. Denison
great injustice. He is just as good and
true republican as Vermont ever had
in Congress and there is no occasion for
remark because he voted with his party
The manner of his election was saluta-
ny lesson to the other wing of the party
"a notice that the voters are mortgaged
to nobody and it was no fault of his.
As to the closing remark of the TIMES
we may as well add that it rests with
those who voted against Mr.. Denison to
say whether there shall be but one re-
publican party. A wise course on their
part may save trouble in future.
Are we to understand from the above
that the republican boilers organization
of this district is to be continued !
Manner of his election Is the bar
gain of Mr.. Denison's republican sup.
porters with the one thousand democrats
up in Orange county to be held up as
" a salutary lesson to the other wing Of
the party and as wonderful piece of
virtuous political uprising Are the
original supporters of Mr.. Denison so
politically righteous that for republican
harmony in the district they have nothing
to do2 And does it rest with those
who voted against Mr.. Denison to fur
nish the future wisdom
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
Vermont News.

We regret to learn of the serious i'll.
ness of j. W. Wheelock of the Mont
pelier Freeman, who has been confined to
his house for more that two months.
- The match game of billiards, 900
points, for $50, played at Burlington,
Thursday evening, between FL. N. Coon,
Jr., and Ed. Wilett, was won by the
later by Is points,
Mrs. Lyman Of Duxbury, VT,
aged Sc years, has just completed bed
quilt made from $4,000 pieces, and from
present appearances she is good for a
dozen more. Hale, hearty, and vigor.
Gus
Hiram P. Pierce, postmaster ct
South Barre, has been removed from
office for violation of the regulations of
the Department, selling stamps outside of
his jurisdiction with the thrifty in
tent to thereby secure an increase of his
salary.
Miss Fannie L. Townsley, the female
evangelist, has closed her labors with
the Baptist society, at Wallingford. As
result of her efforts about sixty per-
sons have been converted. AT the close of
the meeting, on the night of the 10Th.
Rev. Edward Conover, the pastor, pre-
sented Miss Townsley sI25 and a $40
bible, in behalf of the people of the
place.
VIM. G. Parsons of Enosburg Falls is
playing series of ten games of check
ers, by postal card, with gentleman in
Charlestown, Mass.
Wood is selling at St. Adams for
half dollar cord less this winter than
before for many years. But that is a
decline of only nine or ten per cent.
while wages have declined from 15 to
9o per cent. So says the Messenger.
= According to statement now 90
ing the rounds, one of the revolutionary
pensioners in this State is the widow of
the late Nathan Lounsberry, who was
over 100 years old when he died. She
lives at North Clarendon, is about so.
and draws pension of 500 year.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24

The republicans in the House have
vainly tried to secure the repeal of the
postal blunder for the extra charge on
newspapers and printed matter, and
have it take effect Jan, LIST, but the dem
ocrats objected and used their majority
to prevent it. We have been quite will
ling that the republicans should bear
their full share of the blunder, but be it
remembered that for the extra stamps
licked after Jan. LIST, we are indebted
to the democratic house.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
Poultry show.

A successful poultry show occurred al
Woodstock last week, being the first exhib,
ition of the Quechee Valley Poultry
Society, and has also the first exhibi
ton of the kind in the State. There
were over 100 coops of fowls on exhibi.
ton, all of fine and pure bloods. The
varieties shown included, besides a few
turkeys, geese, etc, Leghorns, Cochins,
Brahmas, Hamburgs, Polish, and few
other well-known breeds, there being
very few fancy birds. Brown Leghorns
were the most numerous, after which
came the Asiatics.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24

A Kentucky farmer exhibits a
stalk of corn that contains 10 full grown
ears
= Mr.. Adams, democratic Clerk Of
the Y. S. House of Representatives, is
one Of the salary grabbers.
=" Can you spell donkey with one
letter z" asked a silly young man of a
bright girl. Yes" she answered su' .
A New York writer states that not
one of the United States buildings has
policy of fire insurance upon it. None
of the late William B Astor's property
was insured. Mr.. A. 7. Stewards pro.
perty is also uninsured.
Some person says, When discuss
ing the subject of Christmas presents
why not consider the umbrella question:"
Sure enough And then in giving q
Christmas present you may haply be
laying up something for a rainy dayn
for your own benefit.
A Rochester weather prophet saws
thunder and tightening will be the order
of the day for the month of January
that there will be very little wind. and
no ice will form of sufficient thickness
to pay for storing for summer use.
II Miss Abbie J. Terry, in an article
h Scroll Work upon " Men as Lovers !"
says it is an imposition on any weIl-bred
girl to keep her up later than halfpast
ten o'clock, when you have the opportu.
nifty of seeing her often.
AT Chatham, England. recently
some workmen in making excayatipg on
an island, for dock purposes, found a
large vessel several feet beneath the sur
face. She was probably one of several
sunk 200 years ago to impede the Dutch
fleet on its passage up the Midway to
destroy the doekyard. Seven guns
quantity of shot, some tobacco pipes. and
coin dated 1858, were among the ar.
ticles on board.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24

The Rutland Globe is disguised al
Judge Poland's successor in Congress,
Dudley G. Denison, and thinks the
Second District has not made much by
the swap. 1t must be refreshing for
the Republicans of that district, it says,
to contrast the position of Judge Po-
land advocating and voting for the right
of Arkansas to form her own constitu-
tion and carrying the House and coun-
try with him, with Dudley G. Denison,
advocating and voting for a third Presi-
dental term, and finding himself abso
lutely without support either in the
House and country, save from a beggarly
handful of negroes, x-otficeholders and
carpet-beggars."
The Rutland Globe shouldn't be in
such hurry. Wait. Our friend of the
Woodstock Standard will make it all
clear in about ten lines.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24

FATAL ACCIDENT Monday Of last
week, Jedediah Huntington of Cornish
n. d., was returning from the woods
with load Of wood upon one horse
sled, and while crossing a brook, he at.
tempted to lead his horse, spirited one
and fell, the horse and load passing over
him, crushing his head and killing him
almost instantly. A young man was
with him at the time. He was Sc years
of age and leaves a wife and two young
children.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24

A fire in the Bennington house,
North Bennington, few nights ago,
was extinguished in somewhat novel
manner A kerosene lamp, which had
been turned down and left ON table
in the dining hall, exploded, and set fire
to the table cloth and napkins. A glass
globe which set ON the table, containing
about pail Of water and gold fish, was
broken by the heat, and the water, run
ming over the table quenched the fire,
before any one in the house knew any
thing about it.