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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

A colored gentleman of Montgomery, Ala, as we notice, unexpectedly left a vacancy in the jury box to accept position on the city chaingang, kindly rendered him in conse- quence of a misunderstanding about the ownership of some hogs.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

A Montana editor bemoans the calamities of 1874 in the following touching strain: First, that Beecher business; then the grass hoppcrs, then the democratic victories, and now increase of tax on whi Ky. What is this poor country coming to?
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

It is simply absurd to talk about woman being qualified to fill every position in life that man fills, For instance, what woman could lounge around the stove in country groc,ry and lie about the number of fishes she caught last summer.-[ Milwaukee Sen tinel. E EEFttl -f
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

MACHINERY has reached . great state of perfection. An exchange remarks: |" We re- gently saw some burnt peas put into the hop per of coffee mill and in less than two min utes they were occupying place in gro- cery window, labelled Fine Old Mocha"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

"Why, Ichabod, thought you got mar ried more'n year ago." Well, Aunt Je- rush, it was talked of, but found out that the girl and all her folks were opposed to it, and so 1 just gave 'em all the mitten and let the thing drop"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23
N or IC E.

To Abraham Henderson. Esq owner in the Gray Eagle" mine lode. Tiger Mining District County of Yayarai Territory of Arizona: eu hereby notified that if you do not sppea- within ninety go, days from the date hereof pay yonr respective proportion of the exn4use incurred in the amount of work done said mine as required by law the underigned will claim forfeiture your inteest in said mne in accordance with the mining laws now in force
 Dated. Prescott, A. T., Jan. Is, 1873. jn2swl
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23
N Q T C F.

All persons interested in the Shelton Lode Brad. shaw Basin Arizona hereby notified that if they do not appear within ninety (9U days from date hereof and pay their proportion of the expenses incurred m the amount of work done on said mine required by law the undersigned will claim forfeiture O. your interests iH said mne Tn accordance with the mining laws now in force. C. Y SUEI TON
 A. L. MOELLER
 GEO. A. HAMMOND. GEO. b. KENDALL. Prescott A. T., April Q 1875 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23
N Q TT CE.

To Benjamin Hook, in the Espanosa lode (Tiger District, Yavapai County, Arizona You are hereby notified that if you do appear within ninety (Ol days frum the dae hereof and pay proportion of the expenses incnrred in the of wOrS done said mine required by law the under signed will claim forfeiture of your interest in said mine, in accordance with the mining laws now in force
 JAMES ROACH. Prescott, April 2, ls7.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

"A cniored coneregatim in Dayton have decided toforgive their clergyman for betting on three-card monte and losing 800 of festival money. One of the descoas remarked: "We is all human. and de game is very enticing." l"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

Common please-please shut the door. Carpets are bought by the yard, and worn by the foot. ,s &
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

READ the advertisements in your paper, and the probability is you will find the place you want in order to purchase something that you have long been in need of.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23
LEGAL.
N o T c E |.

To R. Lulofs A. walrash C. H. yoigt c. H. EgEsrs, | Partman A. Y. Eas.erey, O. Schosman, A. ). Bell and C W Lewis eoovners with the undersigned in thas certain mining claim location known as the original claim location that certain auSrtx lead or lode known as the Caksrala sus in the Pine Grove mining die
 ct in the county of Tavspsi Territory of Arilona:
 You and each of yea hereby notified tha; the un
 esirned caused be done upon such claim or To- esri the of lssor required by the laws es the
 Tinted States a; a cost to us in the of hundred and seventy dollars. And you. and each of you are hereby nefsed pay to N C. Sheckles al the store o Levi Bash,ord in ihe Prescott in said county of Yavspa your respective proportions of the said cost of said labor within ninety days from fhe service of this notice and that in ef defsalt ef you or either o claim under inc mining in force. forfeiture of the interest in said claim location ef the making such default The amount due hy each of yoa for snch lab.r s st the re of dollars per lo0 feet owned by yan in sneh eln m ar location. ALONZ0 E. DAVIS, JAMES R. FORTE R.
 pra.e,,., Fsh os ls7s 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

Mrs. Mary Lefever said in her lecture in Washington that mans inhumanity to man cannot compare in severity to woman's ''inhu- womanity" to woman.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

What State is round at both ends, and high in the middle? Ohio. |.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

THIS is from a Cincinnati bard: sist She saw him ou his bright blue steed dusting down the road, Aud pit-a-pat, pita-pat -aE Her little heartlet goed; And soft she sobbed 10 herself,
 Though swift his paces be. He cannot kite so fast but what
 My heart keeps up with he"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23
MEDICAL.
To the Unfortunate. a

To the Unfortun n a te.
 NEW REMEDIEsl NEW REMEDIEsl DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY, A srsia 0SS Sam frsnelseo. - fH1aie @ entrance @ BSR on Commercial Street. Established in 1854 for
 - " the treatment of Sexnal and Seminal Diseases.
 such Gonorrhea Gleet siricture, syphilis Tn aIl irs forms Seminal Weakness Impotency etc. Skin Diseases of standing and Liberated Legs etc. successfully treated
 has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals Of Europe. and has resumed practice
 The Doctor has spared neither time nsr money in seek ing remedies and has returned with increased facilities for the alleviation of human suffering. Seminal Weakness.
 Seminal emission is the consequence seiabuse This solitary vice. depraved sexual indulgence is raceed by the youth of both to almost unlimited extent producing with unerring certainty the following morbid symptoms unless eom6atted by scientific medical viz Saow counenance dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head ringing in the noise like the rustng of leaves ratting of charos uneasiness about the oins weakness of the limbs, confused vision bluned tellect loss confidence ddenoe in approaching gers a dislike form acquaintance a disposition to society loss of memory pimPles and various erup tons about the face hectic hushes urred sosgue hHted breath, coughs consumption night sweats, wenonans and frequent insanity If relief be not obtained you should apply immediately either in person by letter and have effected by his and sci. ntifc mode of treating this disease, which fails of efectsg quick and radical cure.
 Cured at Home.
 Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing letter to Dr Gbhon stating case, symptoms, length of time the disease has continued and have med cine promptly forwarded free from damage and curiosity 10 particular part of the country with full aud plain directions for use. Persons writing to the Doctor will please state the name of the paper they this advertisement in.
 By enclosing Ten Dollars coin in a registered letter through the Postoiice through Wells Fargo Co., package of medicine will be forwarded any part of the Union.
 All communications strictly confidential.
 Address, DIR. J. F. GIBB0N, my22ly. Box ,957. San Francisco, Cefsrnia
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23
. U M MO N $.

U. S. LAND OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT, A. T., March ls, 1875. DONALD DoBBIE vs. GEORGE H. LAWRENCE. In the matter of the contested land ease of Donald Dobbie G. H. Lawrence involving title to northwest quarter of section IT, township 2 range All the parties in interest hereby summoned to appear al this office on the 18th day of May 1875
 mrl9 WILLIAM N KELLY. Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

- MAGNOLIA WATER. FLORIDA WATER
 ana the best WEIGHTS COLOGNE, Fresh asd Gss. - uns at DR KESDALL'S Pioneer Drug Store
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23
HALLS VEGETABLE SlCIllAN HAIR REVIEWER.

This standard article compounded with the greatest care.
 Its fleets wonderful and satisfactory It restores gray faded hair to its youthful color. It all eruptions itching and dsndruf and the scalp by its use becomes white and clean.
 By it's tonic properties it restores the capillary glands to their normal vgor preventing badness and making the hair grow thick and strong.
 As dressing nothing has been found effecual, desirable.
 Dr A. A. Hayes State Assayer of Massachusetts, says of it Il consider it the best preparation for its intended purposes"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23
SONG FROM fl DRAMA.
lBY rpwaxp CLARENCE srEpxAx.

 tJ lBY EDWARD CLARENCE srEDxAS know not if moonlight O. starlight R- Be soft on the land and the sea catch but the near light, the fair light, Of eyes that are burning for me. The scent of the night and the roses May burden the air for tbee Sweet rTis only the breath of thy slghing
 l know, as lie at thy feet. The winds may be sobbing or singing, 2 Fs Their tonch may be fe-yeut or cold, The night bells may toll or be ringing l care not, with thee in my hold The feast may go on, and the music
 Be scattered in ecstacy round Thy whisper, l" love thee '" " I love thee~ Hath flooded my soul with its sound. think not of time that is flying,
 How short Is the hour have won, How near is this living to dying,
 How the shadow still follows the sun; There is nought upon Earth, no desire Worth a thought, though 'twere had by a
 sigui arersr e I love theei love thee !! bring higher Thy spirit, thy kisses, to mine!
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23
AGENTS FOR THE MINER.
TERRITORIAL oFFIcKRs.

San Francisco-L. P Fisher Rooms 20 tS 2l Mer chants Exchange California street. Thos. Boyce, No 90, (second foor), Merchants Ex change.
 San BerndrdinO-Samuel Berge. Nep York-W. H. Ferris 3Ol North 22d street. ARIZONA. Yumd-Schneder, Greirson & Go Ehrenberg-A. Frank.
 Wickenburg-A H. Peoples. HdrdyriHe-Jas. P. Bull
 Wdidpai Mining District-Cory & Potts Cerbat. Ph9niI-J. T. Alsap. Fast Ph9nir-w. E. Helliugs & Co. Fiorence-Jos. Collingwood. 7ucs0n--J s. Mansfield.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23
AZrLAN LODGE No. l77. F. & A. !

All the incest freshest and best HAIR PREPARATioNs.- Pomades Oils Dyes and Invigorators, Luhins Genuine French Extract Soaps Powders and Cosmetques can be had at DR. KENDALLS, Pioneer Drug Store.
, 1875-04-04

all the people IN . Paris house we're startled
one izhk bv q tremedous noise made In an 1ppeI
apart paeut. Rushing to the doors they sAH
man coming down four steps ut q time 8e was
had ,ads hisway IN With \ false key, and; feel
ing lig Way about tho apartments from room to
room 10 fnd valuables had ccma~ upon a0nae
straug,l soft, movable, Upright thing in the
middle Of a room- He felt Of it, passed bis
hand higher and higher, and felt face, cold u
ice. frightened, eager to escape, he could not
find his way to the door, and in bis flight upset
every arslclo Of furniture in tEe apartment
Then the3 all went upstairs. and found tha tag
IN: OF the fourth floor hanged IN his room.
, 1875-04-04
THE JEALOUS WIFE.

Nearly three centuries aEo an extensive por-
ton OF that part OF the country which lies on the
Wa1lachian banks Of the Danube belonged to
Demetd c., powerful Boysrd, descending
from one OF tho Greek Princes who had been
driven from Constantinople at the fall OF the
Lower Empire. He was weu1thy. generous, and
magnificent, the father OF d promising son.
who, at the period this history relates, was 1s
Years old4-and the husband Of the mosk
beautiful woman in the country. Thyra
c. was looked upon as the 1ts.ppiest and most
envied Of her sex and ehe nu,yht hare justi-
fed the general belief. for natute, had endowed
her with mental powers No less remarkable than
her peraonal perfecions, had it net unfortunata
II happened that, amid the coun t1ess roses with
which her path in life had been streEn, one
sharp thorn had lurked end pler:ed her to the
heart, rendering her, in the intoleulbls anguish
it occasioned, regardless Of the many other
blessings which had been showered .upon her.
In word, she was OF q suspicious and Jealous
disposition; passionately attached ho her hug
band, and, to all appearance, devoted to her
children, ehe, nevertheless. lived IN constant
listrust Of him, which his character aud hammer
were too we'll calculated to justify, foE his gem
eral admiration Of beauty Was = Id after OF
notor1ety. And although, from 8 knowledge Of
his wifes disposition, be had taken such precau-
tions in his iuddeities towards her that she had
never yes been able to detect him in love in
trigue, she, nevertheless, felt 80 persuaded that
be wae constantly involved in such pursuits that
abe became prey to vague jealousy which 'n1-
bittered every hour OF her existence.
1t last her suspicious appeared to find an OBJ
iect On which to settle. Among her fe1L;ae at
tendanta was young and pretty TransYi s:an;an,
named Media. whose superior education had ron-
~ lad A+
, 1875-04-04
METROPOLITAN MODES.
EASTER. BAI1fEfT. .
Firm. Cur O,r4a !orTesrouden

FTom Our OarN G0r1e1roudent.- .1~--.
NEW YoRK, March 81 Last Sunday WAS Eas-
ter, as you very veil know, and it brought forth
4 modest show Of spring attire, though nothing
Ike what It Is supposed to provoke: Indeed,
Easter fen so early this year that many people
, 1875-04-04


by q checkcrboard tablier OF the two shades.
The cui1asse was Of the light ai1k, with sleeves
Of the dark color.
Theunique hand-embroidersdn net cuirasse and
orezdress epoken Of before was made MP over
an ecru silk trimmed With brown. Tha trim-
ming on the bottom, Of plait1ngs Of the brown
silk separated by yolutes Of the Light sill, was
quite new il design and very handsome.
WRITE DRESSES
in English embroidery, and with pu{fs aud trim
mings Of Valencienuea, differ but slightly from
last senson-kp sashes loop them up.
Spanish lace cuiraages and tAbliezB will be worn
this season both over dark and light dresses. They
are looped up with elaborate bows and sashes Of
black ailk.
Of bouneta 1ittle can be said AZ yet The New
York woman gets her new bonnet before Easter,
for all the openings usually occur just before
that time. The Chicago belle must either send
East OF, wait, for the importations Of millinery
do not hr1ire hero until after that time,
With few exceptions. Black ,cta and M Thits dss
are. % larger, Ind the brims soft; md
left 80 aa to be turned up at any curve or angle
that shall suit the face Of the wearer, for turned
up they will be, in front. behind, one side, both
eideB, or diagonal1y. Very long ends arc seen on
some of them, while the flowers are simply ex-
quisite. One naturally expects, to find them
Fragrant and the lates: novelty is to moiaten the
little bali Of cotton that forms the caly1 Of most
artificial flowers with tho essential oil OF the
blossom Thus altar oT roses is used for the
rose and from its lasting perfume Keeps the
artificial counterfeit daint1ly perfumed as long
rs it remains fresh. So far, these scented bios
soms do not ssem to have been brought to the Chi
caso market, 10 one feels . little disappointed
to find them looking so genuine but perfectly
odorless- Beautiful roses range from GO cents
to $3.50 apiece. The most exquisite can be
bought for the latter price, 4 loVels; gronp OF
wild roses was IS. The flower garniture will ho
even more profuse than ever, and it Is only their
perfect beauty that can render 1t toierabie~
More definite descriptions Of millinery must
be left for future time.
, 1875-04-04
What you have to say about constructive con-

tempt?
Mr. Eager-There ain't none. think We
won't be safe in this country if Judges carry
such power AZ thst- II FIG want to criticise
Grand Jurors and public officers, it is right we
should do it. It hurt them fellows t1, the Grand
Jury because they did not want Storey to SHOW
them up.
Reporter-Hare you examined the lav On tho
subject?
III. Eager-Yes; looked it all up 3Half these
lawyers arorca here come to re to get points in
such cases. They are . set Of d. ignorant
scalaWags, whose opinions are not worth print
Reporter-Pardon me- but did not Judge WILL
iams present the Law properly2
Mr. Eager-Yes; but he, had the wsak side Of
the subject. think he is all right, but lie made
= little mistake.
Reporter-alr. Storey is friend OF youra, il he
not?
Mr. Eager.-Yea and il We had two or three
hundred Times throughout the country, the
United States would not BE- going to b.. You
will wake up some morning and find Chicago
gone.
Of the prognostication, as Mr. Eager had to SEQ
what "a that d. moke, as he called hin, wanted
MR. CALTAaHAE.
One Of tho "brightest lights +" (no reference
is made to countenance) Of the Armory Bar is
hi. Callaghar1, good-natured little Iriahnan,
the hard words. in the dictionary are on his
tongues end and be would make an excellent
"caller" at b spelling match. 4
Said the reporter to him lfr. Ca11aghan, have
You any objections to stating your priyats visns
On Mr.. Storey's case2
Mr. Callaghan-Well. have not pondered on
the questions have not reflected TO any CREST
extent. and am hardly competent to express an
opinion:
Reporter-Do you think Judge Williams did
Mr. Callaghan-Well, the Times has been
abusive to an extraordinary degree; but do not
know sufficient OF the case to make up my mind.
10 do 80 would necessitate an examination Of
the laws and technicalities The question ia q
nice one. The people ought to be jealous, and
not lei any ono assume sxtracjudicial power.;. 1t
is momentous legal proposition, and requires
superior reelection and reference to law books TO
grasp it sufficiently to give IN opinion
GOODRICH
The divorce specialist Mr.. 4. Goodrich, e1-
pressed himself readily and emphatically;
Reporter-What do you think, Of the Storey
case 2
Alr. Goodrich think Storey is a----
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-10-09
TININ IND ANtI
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
The Nun and Harp.
BY HARRIET rREsoor -rorFoED

~ HAKRIET Prescott sFOTFORD
What memory fired her paiIid face
What passion stirred her blood
What tide % sorrow and desire
Poured iis forgotten food
Upon a heart that ceased 10 be4t,
Long since, with thought that life was ,w~eI
When nighss were rich with starry dusk
And the rose burst its bud
Hal not the western glory then
Stolen through the lairieed room.
Her funeral raiment would have shell
A more heaTt-bTeaking gloom
Had not a dimpled convent maid
Hung in the doorway, half afraid,
And left the melancholy place
Bright with her blush and bloom.
Besided the gliied harp she stood,
And through the singing strings
Wound those wan hands o. folded prayer
In murmurous preindiBgs.
Then, like voice, the harp ran high
Its melody. as climb the sky,
Melting against the melting blue,
Some birds vibrating wings.
All, why OF all the songs that grow
Forever tendeTer.
Chose she that passionate refrain
Where lovers, mid the stir
or wassaieTs that round them pass.
Hide their sweet secreti Now, alas,
In her nuns habit, coifed and veiIed,
What meant that song TO herr
Slowly the western ray foTsook
The statue in its shrine,
4 sense Of tears thrilled all the air
Along that purpIng line.
Eaehed seemed place Of graves thai rang
To hoIlow footsteps. while she sang
81 Drink TO me only with thine eyes,
And ! viii pledge with mine"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-10-09

II Advertisers residing the Eastern rniied staiss
pay their cards ~ encius 0reenhActs rned alass
Postage stamps r such ihey wlsh pay snd their
cards wi inserted per Abovs tahlr Ne the Tins Dor
az Rasncss Cards, whsh FnErAiD Foa rrAn,
allowed dlscoana ate.r Fses whcA icr
advertisements wAcn paia or eharsed qasrisry.
The New York herald., 1875-08-16
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BREMEN, Aug l4-Arived, bark Frehandel Ger Waehter
New York.
LIVERPOOL Aug I5-saled, barks Herbert Han BD,
Davis New York; Nctaux OBJ, Masters do both not pre-
viously).
Passed Brow Head 18th, PM steamer Pennsylvana, ha
ris from Philadelphia for Liverpool
PLYMOUTH, Aug l4-Arrved, steamer Pomnerania tueF)
Stevenson, Now York land proceeded for Hamburg
QUEENSTOWN Aug 15-Arrved, barks VIM Oroseup (Sr)
st John, NIB Yelox No Montreal see below; sehr Eliza
beth Cook, Cook, Calais Ne.
Also arrived 18th PM, Britannia OBJ, Thompson
New York for Liverpool
ROTTERDAM Aug l4-Arrived bark Carrier Dove Br, Sim
mons, New York
VIeo-Arrived, brig f Pickering, Torrey, New York
WEST HARrLEPooL, Aug 15-Arived bark Albert Mem
mann Berlin Ger, Eichmann, Darien
LONDON, Aug l5shp Africana CBn Jordan from Bombay
for New York before reported of Port Alfred CGH in dis
tess has been abandoned being in sinking condition The
we're taken of and landed at Port Alfred.
Bark Velox Nor, from Montreal for Queenstown which
was abandoned by her Aug 8, and prize
board from the White Star Republic safely
taken into the latter port 18th inst
The New York herald., 1875-08-16
NEW YORK CITY.

Samuel Mackoliskie aged nine years Of No 4O5 Canal
street. fell yesterday morning At the corner Of Canal and
Elm streets and severely injured his left eye
james Nearney, aged fty four years, residing at No
279 West street fell hast evening from the dock at the
foot OF Desbroses street TO canar boat and fractured
his leg He was taken home by friends
Michael Mahoney nfty-Gve years Of age, residing at
No PIT Cherry street. attempted suicide yesterday a
ternoon by jumping the East River pier A. He
was rescued by officer Fitzgerald OF the Seventh pre-
cnct and sent to Bellevue Hospital
Gustaye Cohen aged year, living at No II Essex
street. was yesterday afternoon by No. II
Of the Avenue line in Essex street and had his hand
severely bruised The driver of the was arrested by
officer Of the Tenth precinct police and locked up
Jane Rely, forty-hve years Of age, OF No So Ridge
street, thrown from a stoop her residence by
John shaugneey and had her leg broken. She sent
TO Bellevue Hospital and shaugnessey was arrested and
locked up in the Thirteenth precinct station house
Captain John F. Taman, who has held the position
OF Superintendent of the Harlem steamboat line for the
past FIVE years and who well known and greatly
respected died suddenly Saturday last of paralysis Of
the heart His remains will be inferred at Nyack,
the Hudson, on Wednesday next
The New York herald., 1875-08-16
THE LATE GEORGE H. MUMFoRD.

The body Of George Hart Mumford Vice President
and Secretary Of the Western Union Telegraph Company
who died in Parson the 25h Of july viii be taken to
Rochester this morning a special train ten O'Clock,
from the Grand Central depot The master carpenter
and several Of the telegraph companys employees were
engaged yesterday in drapng the which is TO take
the remains away. The following officers Of the Western
Union viii accompany the body Of Mr. Mumford In ac-
cordance with the following resolution adopted at n
meeting held early last week, at which Mr. William
tafy:-
Resolved, That, tribute OF respect committee con-
tng OF Norvin Green John Van Horne Anson stager John
y llhchman. A. S Brown, W. j. Holmes Il Clifford Toi,n
Is Van livery, j. d. Reid and A. H. Watson ie hereby desf
mated 70 receive the remains arrival New York esct
them TO Rochester attend the funeral and # agreeale 10
the family serve as pabearers
n, me Douy arrived mere on the Hamburg steamer last
Monday, and has since been deposited m The vaults of
Christ church, Thirtynith and Fifth avenue The
funeral service takes place tomorrow morning at Grace
church IN rochester, after which the remains will be
Inferred in Mount Hope Cemetery