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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

OUR EYEs.-The eyes minister to sight that most important of the senses, which brings us into communication with the phys ical world; and not only do they subserve this property of human intellection, but they also constitute medium for the external ex- pression of "the thoughts and desires of the heart" This expression in its numerous phases Is the most easily learned and under stood by all classes of mankind. Many of these phases, indeed, need no interpretation. but gre instinctiyely comprehended by the civilized and savage among men, and by even brutes.
 As vehicle for transmitting thought or intelligence, it is most facile. The question ing eye, the Hook that answers .Ycs.'- the stern gaze that says so plainly HNo" have no need of the lips to act as their interpreter. The dog reads his masters wishes in his eyes and hastens to obey the command before it goes forth.
 An comprehend and acknowledge the power that speaks in the flaming eye, that in- spires terror in the guilty and fresh courage III the virtuous; in the commanding eye that compe!s awe and prompt obedience in the Hook that speaks volumes' when the tongue fails to express the fast thronging thoughts and emotions. As natural organ of Ian guage, the eye may express all the nobler emotions Of the mind; so, also, may it be made the organ of baSer uses. The look of coarse insolence, the leer so expressive of a brntal mind, the insinuating glance that hints more than the lips dare utter. are some of the forms of the lower language of which the eyes are susceptible Annual of Phre- | nology and Physiognomy
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

MRS To AND HER PHrsICIAN.-The col ored citizen may acquire the characteristics ct the proud Caucasian, John Chinaman may follow the customs of " Melican man. g but Lo, the poor Indian, sticks to his legends and his ancestral ways This was illustra- ted lately in Washington Territory. The wife of an Indian chief was sick. and she was under the care Of an Indian doctor. but still the illness clung to her; she reflected upon her own case, and after much copita- ton, arrived at what she considered A satis- factory solution of the health problem. She called her husband aside and confided her views to the noble red man who called her fondly his own. She said she had thought the matter over, and didn't think she'd ever feel better unless he killed her doctor. The squaw was the apple of the chieftain's eye. hIS own Minnehaha-if that was her name and how could he refuse her, He went out and invited the aboriginal physician 10 a con fldential interview in the primeyal, and there, drawing his trusty tomahawk, he sud denly cleft the professional mans skull. pro- duclng gap which, though not as deep as well nor wide as barn door, was enongb- 1t killed him. And then the lord of the forest returned and told his dusky mate. and straightway she became convalescent. Far De 1t from us to intimate that a similar course would save some sick people. but that 1t succeeded in Washington Territory the Indian Agent will swear.-TEx.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

BOOSTERS, says Josh Billings, are the pu- gilists among birds, and, having no suitable shoulder to strike from, they strike from the heel. When rooster gets whipped, the hens all march off with the other rooster, if he ain't half so big or so hansum. It is pluck that wins hen. Roosters az a class won't do any household work; yeu kant git respectable rooster tu pay any attenshun to a young one. They spend most of their time in growing and strutting, and once in while they find worm, which they make q great fuss over, calling their wives up from a distance, apparently to treat them, but jist as the hens git there, this elegant cuss bends over and gobbles up the worm-.just like a man for all the world
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
SCIENCE Iy THE FAMILY.

Said MT. Smith to Mrs smith,
 The scientists are makingit it So plain that we are wrong In faith
 That, as for faith, they're shaking it; And. apropos, ii has occurred
 To ne that you may smother soon The light regard you have for me,
 And wed, perhaps, another soon. "Bccanse. my dear, you'll recollect
 That we've been wed eleven years, And scientists are telling mp
 That once in every seven years The body changes-hcBec it comes,
 Drawn out by learned tentacle, Ny form has changed; the man you wed And are not identieali "We'll separate; there's no resort, Tbe matters prosaic one; We're trifling with the common law And SO with the Mosaic one; The Seventh passage bears oD us, Our sin must have a measuring; 4 competence I'll leaTe to you.
 Then, free, I'll go a-pleasuriDg." Said Mrs. Smith to Mir Smitt,
 "IOur reason convincing is: The case is sad, my sole resource To meet 1t without wincing is, Since you're another man, go; Yoa're changed and am noughi to you. And, apropos, l take with me
 The fortune which l brought 10 you. Your purse, unlike your sin, 1 fear Will bear no heightened measuring, But that's trifing thing, Of course, Goodbye, my dear, go a-pleasGring n' Said Mir. Smith 10 Mrs. smith, "l tested, dear, don't mention all The idle theories I broachcd; We'll stick to the conventional"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
for Beef, Flour. Sc.
''lI '0h,iissAnr S OF SUBSISTENCE U s. A..

oA'ussAR ARf OF SUBSISTENCE U. S. A. s..,.s santa Fe, N. M;, Feb. 6 Is75. office s,d ., in trplicate will be received at this Subsi.snee .. 1H1crs of the Acting Conmissaries of A pT I2h 1875 for furnishing inc i.ni,sd State. MeRa dDeIs.tment at Forts Marcy Bavard Craig a,d l&nd c T. with such onsas;s. os Frssh R.ss from fine z, , .e asd slaughtered and Flour a- nav ba A. D Isss tune required from Jsly I, 1875 to June 3o. reanrs on disren. sAeess of paper will be f , al each Post Separate contracts x;Ii n. made An blank forms. instruction. .o,s,;.,. .-.,. appliea, f.snnnes required &e will be supplied on of the ss 70 .ae undersigasd the A e. S a any ocs mchS-4f CnAS F. PAGAN,
 cart. and C. $.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
GOVERNMENT.
fropOsals for Land Transportation
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF ARIZONA |, CHlEf QUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE Prascott. A. T. Eehrunr- To Ie-S

hhADoC ARTERS DEPT. OF ARIZONA ! CHIEF QUARTERNAsTERs OFFICE Prescott. A. T., February Is lss5. }
 eaied proposals in trplicafe with copy of thi, ad Nerement attached fo each will be received at ,hs ee n noon' Monahy, March % 1875 which time and 'ey VIII De opened in resence of biddsrsJ for the ransoriaon by land of Military Surpes in ,be Dspar, IsS9 o rzona Tor the fiscal year commencing July l.
 Proposals will be made for Routes as f,,I,xs
 h'ut1 N. Comprising the posts now existing CT nrh s nay be established is shs Department during the ss !Hn east or the Colorado river and south af the Sih parallel of north latitude which are now snn,.s w when i may hereafter be decided to surpy f,ou Ynna S lCa uIte- he posts established on this route San Carlos io"e'' ''eDo"eN anu rh;oS Se No 2 Comprising the pests now existing or hscal year Bortlsof 3ih paalle of ,o,tj ,;, end east f the Colorado river which arc now sunpIisd or ]. may hereafter he decided to supplv via Ebren.
 me posts row establ shed the roate are Camrs La La raz M"jave and Verde Fort Whpple and Wbrple cP~@ TIoI"sals will also be received for supplyinr Ia. nDo~eii via this route Road travel 10 be not nueis VIII state the rate iu U. S. Legal Tender notes -. Iou.u per one hundred miles which they will fuII tbe; r-;1IP 1uIPles Ihey wi give their in s SeI soence and pOsiofee address: bids made by "i1i S. sn"uld ne signed by each member th reof from ;. may ie ,equired Co transport supplies and S Psts reasouaole distaBce-not exceeding two hun- ared and bty mies-ausde he i'm ,. of ,fe -srris,
 ana odders are requested to specify in their pto. rs;od % Is a' WhIch suea transportation should il be WI oe perf"-msd 10 be stated separaf.lv from Iaes For service wihin regular limits of rou, Fch must De accompanied " guarantee signed by two IDhsse persons whose responsbili,v on.f ha .ssed, oy an officer of the United states civil 2, ;I s. . n case The bid is soceptei the bidder uil n, oncs !, ;,s "ith sa isastory bond in one fourth Or s~rvice July l. l-s5 ~ " -- nsd gnt to reect all bids is reserved by the i,r ISnd T.- Lhseope. should be ndcrsed 'Proposas Nhere blank firms of proposals and .nrth., iso,o.
 usfo- aS .,... J. G. CHANDLER,
 "1 Oa'ei Vaariernaster Dept of Arizona-
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
LEGAL.
N o T IC E..

To B. Lulofs A. wslrath. c. H. vosgt G.H.r I Par,man A. Y. Eas,erby. O. Sehceman A f2 and C w Lewis co-oxners with the undeTsirr.d . s4 certain mining claim or Location known as the or.; claim or location on that certain quartz lead uro,s as inc California situate in the Pine Grove mi,;- S trct in the county of Yavapa Territory of Aria ps
 You and each of you. are hereby notified thai ,s. dersigned have caused ;o be done spon such claim . cation the amount Of labor required by the laxs United States af a cost in the sam Of enc h,-sS and seventy dollars And yon. and each of ye, = hereby roffed pay to \. C. Sheekes. at the s,s- Levi Bashiord in the town of Prescott in ssd eo,. Yavarai yonr respective proportions of the said ~ said labor, within ninety days from the service .S w notice and that in case of default of ycu CT s,,s you in making such payment. within sus h time ,~ claim under the mining laws in force fsrsr;,. the inieres; in said claim location Of the persou .ts srch default. The amount due by each uf vou s,t lab~r is al ihe of ten dollars per leo fest ors you in such claim or location. AloNZ0 F. Dav,e
 JAMES R. FORTE
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

THE Freeman's Journal, after accusing Mayor Kelley, of Richmond, of supporting "godless schools adds: "One thing IS cer. tain, If our bishops do not, following the Vi- car ot Christ, forbid Catholics sending their children to goddess schools, in fifty years from now the Catholic Church in the United States will be shriveled and ghastly skele- ton"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
V o T IC E.

To Thomas Wallace, N. II. Smith, William Holden ]
 F. NesInh. Sanl Lubrck. T. A. Talhet or any other
 person deriving ther title by deed from the original
 ocaiOrs iE the Overland ledge lode or vein situated in
 WalaPai Mining District, Mohavr county A. T.:
 You are hereby notified that if you do n within ninety (b) days from the d:e nay ti the undersigned n, Mineral Park, Nohave county, A. T. your prororonaI part or the expenses incurred aid mine or location s required by the CODgrs ssional law approved May 10 le12 the undersigned will claim a frfeiture of vour ip terest in said mine. VIM TOWI,F
 - JAMES F. BULL.
 Mineral Park, February 3, 1875. fei2 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
NO T IC F.

To Abraham Henderson, Esq. owrer in the s.c Eagle" mine. lode ! igsr Minng District Ceur-!! Yavapai Territory of Arizona: ou are hereby ,.,xx that if you do no, arPsa' within ninety 90 dsys s the date hereof aud pay your respective prOtoria expense incurred in the amount of work d,pe "a VI mine required by law. the undersigned viii eI.; forfeiture of your interest in sads mine in acess with the mining laws now in force.
 WILLIAM ! RoSx Dated. Prescott A. T.. Jan. ls, 1875. jusav9
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
o TICE-

To D. J. Marr, G. 0rdyke c. c. Bean and the R,,~s. sentative of H. Bowers deceased. owners in the Ecu. lode, 5th Extension North Tiger District Yavss~. county Arizoua; You hereby notified that ii ra- E not appear within ninety (O days from ihe date hs,, and pay your respective proportions of the eSpesse cured in the amount of work done on said m;ns |. qaired by law, the undersigned will claim fprseur., ,r your interest in said mine ia accordance with the n;, laws now in force A. GILMORE
 Prescott, A T.. Jan. l, 1875. npsxII
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
. U Nj MON s.

TERRITORY OF ARIZeNA, (ss
 County of MOhave. IN THE JUSTICES COURT IN AND FOR MIN 1 eral Park. in the County of Mohave.
 The Territory of Arizona 10 Charles Aurray:
 You hereby summoned to appear before al my office in said county of Mohave Wednesday, the 2eth day of April b. 1875 at 10 o'clock A. M to answer tO the complaint of BTeOn Spear for the of the of furtywo and l4-l00 dollars due from you the planriffs for merchandise sold and delivered you also for iuterFst upon the from September l4th ls3 at 10 per cent per when judgment will be taken against you for the said amount, together with costs and damages, if you fail 10 appear and answer
 Given under my hand the Both day of February A. D. ls15. A. C. HASKELL,
 mar5wi Justice of the Peace for said County.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
NOTICE.

Te Herman Beudell and J. w Fisesor ovpo-s in ,h. Sonth Extension of the Tiger lode located in Bradshaw Dls'het iaV4Fn County. A. T. known as the Bean S
 bowers company You are hereby notifsd that if vou eo not appear at the place If bu-iness of G. w Bovr gse company odnP agent, at Fort whippe A IT, within hne !O1 days From the the date hereof and ray vour respective proportions of the expense incurred ii; % !ou oi No,A cone on said mine. required by law the upder sighed VIII claim forfeiture your interest. in said
 ne in accordance with the mining laws now in force
 Prescott A. T., January % 1875. ;ras
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
Notice to Claim Owners.

he undersigned, having done the work required bv W U" ha Su ieet In the lead recorded The Original Accidenal lead in Walker mining district, and sod eet ID Inc lead recorded the 2d Exensien North of he hehpse lead m Bradshaw mining district hereby no,i6. Tor sad work 10 with 90 days from date os ,h nouee or forfeit their interest in the said leads Prescott, Jannary l, 1875
 EJ Cook is authorized te receive money for cept TOT the same in my absence. F. ELLIOTT
 i4rs
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
NOTICE.

To L. $. Jenks A. Wade and J. W Tower owners ii,
 Arizona: -
 You are hereby notified that if you do no, appea, Whhin ninety (9O) days from the date hereof and nav our rup1ri"n of Inc expenses incurred in the f Nofh 1o"e on sad mire. required by the under. siSnrd claim forfeiture of your interest in said mine m accordance with the mining laws now in force
 C. A. LUKE.
 Prescott, February IS, 1875. fele Inn
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
N o T IC F.

in ,Ss Shoholm or his legal representatives owner AY;o, r, ioue, hassayampa Distiict. Yavapa county s . .a Iefr'tory You are hereby notified tbat iS &
 s no, appear within ninety ( days rum The date h Pa! !onr proportion of the expenses incurred in s;, said mlne. the undersigned will claim a sr according to law, your interest in said mine
 Prescott, February 2s. 1875. ' h' 'OANDLhSs.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

Now, George, you must divide the cake honorabiy with your brother Charles " Wbat is honorable, mother "It means that you must give him the largest piece.r Then, mother, I'd rather Charley should divide it's
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
QUARTZ MOUNTAIN SAWMILL.

,A V .Ieoy gwen 10 all whom it may concern that .t 1ou.sgned s the owner of all property known as '-I , li1uhEain Sawmill and A. < Haskell is tbs
 ! au,norzed agent to receive orders and deliver Inn, r shingles Tn my absence and all persons -Y, has Ing lumber or shingles manufactured a, inc h S on any ether parties will be held responsible f ,ba Ss, f-.nn;y ny ae'lIn. t GEO. ". CURTIS
 IT,. in1c.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
N Q T | C E.

Notice is hereby given to the heirs of David Morgan deceased that The under ed has in his possession and under his control undrd feet in the silver ledpe known as The L0renS, in the Bradshaw mining die tict lavapai county, Arizona Territory belonging to the estate of said deceased and spOn which said edge he has done the work required by law to hold the same
 ne mining ground ab mentioned W ih be delivered to sid hes upon payment of expenses inearred upou her application in person, by lsgal attorney rhe
 s or sad deceased h-e supposed o reside in or near 'incihha'h Oho. JOSEPH FUGETT
 Phonix, A. T., February 10 Is75 fsbo6 n
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
NOTICE.

tne terms of my contract of sale so Mir Bp,i.r all accounts for advertising in and .nbsc,i. M all | oeeome due before the first day of February is55 viicS ,he amounts due for ali legal aivertements counts which become due on or after Fsbr,s i.ae a
 N f-- '" SIT butter. JOHN II. MARION pres.o., T. J. BUTLER
 -'~'Nos "ahuafy -. le15.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
N o Y IC F.

All persons interested in tho War Eagle Tod. f-,,. bearing 4th extension north of discovery location and the 2d extension uth of the Loreno lode (slver bear1 both being in Bradshaw district Yavapai county Ar;ne and who have not paid ther proportion of the expepse m cured in the amount of work done said mines as - quired by law, hereby notified that if they do , within % days from the date hereof ray to Can, Il Hargrave the amounts due their ownership in the s.s claims will be fo feiied in accordance with the rnin;, laws now in force WORKING SHAREHOLpERsS
 Prescott January g. 1875. iansv4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
Quartz Mountain Saw-MilI

,bs ,h IS hereby given 10 all whom il may concern. % Ine subscriber is Izs sole aven, sf inc cro,, Aenniain Mill Co., and tha; he is preSsre, , s,, n 1 saI & or lumber and will keer ou hand and for has oi lumber and sawed shingles at the loves;
 A. 0. MOVES. All business communications nas, bs-s.fs, h. ..
 A. O. MOVES; or
 p-.s.... G CORNELL, Prsscot, A. T.
 ~ Deeenoer 24, lSIi de2iff
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
NOTICE.

To W. W. JONES, FRANK MELTON, and r. GANAHI owners in the Empress ani Bobta lodes discovery lions) in Ochocama District Yavspai County. Arizona You hereby notified that you do not appear at the office of the Arizona MINER within ninety (g0) days from the date bereuf aId pay yOur respective prupouns the expense incurred in the of work done said mines required by law ihe undersigned will claim forfeiture of your interest u said mines in accordance with the mining laws now in force.
 GEORGE ZIKA,
 Agent of Working Sl arehslderS Prescott, A. T.. January g. Is75 ianljwl4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

LADIES should remember to keep their mouths shut when going out of a warm room into the cool air. In fact, it wouldn't hurt anything to keep them shut at some other times Ex.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
N Q T IC E.

The co partnership heretofore existing between w Ross, J. F. G. Mitchell and Benjamin Gardiner is ths day dissolved by mutual consent.
 w. J. Ross will ray all Company debts contracted be- tween the 18th day of September 1874 and lst day f January is5 and alone authorzsd to collect all deb and demands due said company to date.
 WILLIAM J. ROSS.
 J. F.. c. MITCHELL
 BEN r. c. GARDINER Dated Prescott A. T., January 18th. 1875 in9af
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

AN Indiana Sunday-school man writes to a Bible firm in New York: "Send me on some Sunday school papers and books. Let the books be about pirates and Indians as far as possible"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

'Calf on business men during business hours; transact your business, and go about your business, that others may attend to their business"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

The Owyhee Avalanche in answer to cor respondent, says the word ''Bonanza" means ''all hunly dory"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

IN some parts of the country, when a woman begins ;o get red at the roots of her halr, It IS regarded as q storm-signal.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
NOTICE.

All persons having any claims of indebtedness .a;,., ne are hereby notified to file the sane or a statement eIei with my attorney. Judge John Howard of Pres. o't 1etre The first day of April nex for ttIemsut as will permit. r ~ i S Prescott, A T. January e3. 1875
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
N o T IC E.

The co-parnership heretofore existing between w l Ross. J. F.. G. Mitchell and Benjamin C. adinr und,, the firm name of Ross, Mitchell and Gardiner hayns beeu dissolved the unsettled accounts of said firm have been placed in the hands of John Howard Esq, for oa lection and settlement. All persons indebted and all persons having claims against said firm will call on l Jhn Howard for settlement, without delay as the bu ness of sad firm must be closed u, a once
 WILLIAM J. Ross. Dated Prescott, A. T., January l., 1875. iu52tf
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

WHEN Comstocker wants to disparare an other he says: "When you thoroughly prospect him, you'll find no bonanza in hin. .n
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

A NAN adyertises in New York naper fora barkeeper, 'swho must be recomnended by his pastorn
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

IT Is a remarkable fact, that however we'll young girls may be versed in grammar very few of them can decline matrimony.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

Two lovers hugging each other in a street car are accepted as an instance of bad case of "open commnnion.n
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES
PRESCOTT POST OFFICE.
 Arrivals and Departures of Mails.

<IlIFdIS siIlu OepaftufeS Cf MalIS.
 ARRIVE CLOSER From Southern Arizona California and the Atlantic States Mondays and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays at From Hardyville, Mineral Park, Cerhat and points in
 Hoiave. Thursdays. Saturdays nt6Au From santa Fe (New MexieOl. via Forts WinCate and
 Defiance and Camp Verde. Tuesdays. Fridays atePN Tom Wickenburg, via Walnut Grove, Bradshaw and
 Moves Mills. Saturdays a' sP.h Sundays at 6 A. NJ. Money order office hour. from A NJ to4PN ReCistr ratiyn closes at I'M Onhce open Sundays tr m to 10 A. M and from te r NJ No money orders issued or plid on Sundays ie4S U | JAMES $. GILES, F. NJ
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

!. Mr Sunday evening mail" is what she
 calls him n Detroit.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

Iris tho new girl who sweeps clean.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
LEGAL.
POSTPONEM M E NIT. Administrators Sale.
 IN THE MATTER OF HE Estate of A. c. WILLIAMSON, Deceased.

CoUNIY or TAVAPAl
 Territory Of Arizona
 Notice hereby given that in pursuance of au order of the Probate Court Of ths County O Yavapai Territory of Arizona made fhe 9th day of January. le7 in he matter uf the estate sf A. c Williamson deceased the undersigned Adinis,rator of said will sell at pub lie auction highest bidder for cash subject to con- frmaiion by said Probate Court, on Friday. March 19, 1875. at II O'clock A M. In front of the Court house in the town of Prescott all the right tile iuest and estate of the said ntes'ae at the time death and all the right title and interest that by operation of law or otherwise other than or addition that of the said n;ese al the time of his eatA or in and te that certain piece parcel tract land lying and being in the county of favapai and described ss follows to wit;
 One Ranch of l60 acres. vii improvements on Willow Creek Yavapai county, A. T.
 One hundred sixty of land on Lower Granite Creek bounded the south by Cary and Brink ranch, he north by Brecht and WOrtman, and known as Lit ig's ranch.
 large number of mining claims, amongst which are the Dividend Mammoth, and large number of others, which will be made knuun at the time of the sale.
 THOS. WHITEHEAD, Administrator. Prescott, March f. 1875. maT5w4