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The daily gazette., 1875-09-14

Many of the Pianos and Organs now manu-
factured will contrast well with some
watches we have examined, having massive,
highly embeuished case, and when you ask
them what time 1t is, they don't know, some
thing ID the matter with the movement. Such
ls not however the CASE with the Beatty IN
-truments, manufactured at Washington, NJ
j A., tho movement, durability, and tone, is the
first consideration, and then the case con-
stIuCted according to price.
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MAIL DELAYED. - While Solomon
Hcrscy, mail agent on the Wilmington
4 Western Railroad, was calmly wait.
ing with his mail at the Landenbcrg
depot, yesterday afternoon, new
train arrangement, of which he had
no knowledge, went into effect, and
the train moved oil without him. He
drove to West Grove, took the Balti
more Central Railroad to Chadd's
Ford, and came down on the W. 81 Il.
Railroad, arriving here at $50 p. m
after u delay of about four hours.
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BOARD OF TRADE, The Board OF
Trade Will meet this evening, at the
usual meeting room, in the Masonic
Temple. This will be the first regular
meeting since the summer vacation.
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POLITICAL.

NOTICE A meeting of the Democratic
IN Executive Committee will be held in
tho Americus Club Room, 2ll Market street,
on TUESDAY evening, Sept. 18th, at ~
O'clock A full attendance is requested.
scpll.3t A. GIVEN, President
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PoLItrtAL.-ino Democratic City Ex-
tlutivc Committee sill nrct this oven
ing ut ~. III Market .trr.t \ fall at
tcndInce B requested
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qg.e Perfection OF skin.

The spencer optical Manufacturing Com.
pany OF New York have gai-.ed an onyable
reputation for their "Diamond SpectaclCs" as
the best in the world. Every genuine pair
has the diamond trade mark on the bow.
For sale IN Wilmington by II. 3. Clark, No.
4af Market street. scpl5eod&wlw
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SALE ~ Book fhere viN IT, 31 l,,..
tinn sale 81 aE.t 5no volume of book At
- Market rpmmsa-iur on rhut.-
iey nis q 1T = ,'r'a.H t,.,i. t.4... 9ll
choice ront.nr
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LaiciN5 AtsHE4.C .H g.4tnara ti.tt
ranaios nj stimuli" -~' iu- s. .tsac. would
10 we'll "a roli III S'. il- 1srSet .lreot " H.
min2tna. ugi f. a5i SEQ one tue +, 80, rjyai-
u sew ts Machines iH tho '3.-'t II h'. ne
ogall ~ scws fr9'4 thettiatcs' alte thine (
nateriii la4rei Wtfhuu. cttars II ncejlcs
Oar hobby - siurli rs. iGuhiity. li1ht
runnias, n..t Ia thre i4s rp I-5sirci -cl.
threading shuttle pri sfii -e'r.se noodle.
sol! on ,nty uaatLIy Ius5f'mau', or J. Ilcrll
iiseeuut ~ ir cash. lelita dll.sh.F a
heavy 'Ht cepr,i 'DtcI maehiao 6l= thu
~ r. running Now AiGerir#n.
as HaTt Of 81. Nilmiagier. 'iei.
ly5jSr." J. IL. FRIflRuoE. h.cAt
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Peaches
MoNDAl'a an1rMrxrs

NIA IIUIU9 ITr OUT % day,
The receipts in Wilmington were
ZOO baskets and 30 creates by rail and
about 500 baskets by wagons, There
Is no change from Yesterdays quota.
tions
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FOURTH EDITION..
u. $. Courts

The L. 5. Circuit and District Court;
We're il session this morning, Judge
Bradford presiding
There being no jury, no eases were
tried. All the admiralty suits were con
tlnucd.
A petition wa presented from Geo
W; Bush, assignee Of John Bond, asking
The personal rccognizancc of James
MeC!!oskry, was forfeited; also the re
G,ogn11nco # VIM Duffy, Richard Ii
ho"c urety Both of these were liquor
eases
inc DHtncl Attorney was granted
leave 10 file inGormotion arainst Marlin
King and Robert Welsh, charged with
selling liquor without a quncial Il s
license. Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-14

ltTRAIS,-C Came to tho subscribers on or
> about the 7th inst, three stray Calves,
and the owner ur owners arc requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take them away. W. l.. BlGGS,
scpI3-Jtdltw Near summit Bridge, Del.
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REATrV MOI

No OTHER RlANo-FoRrE has attained the
popularity. A1-Send stamp for circular. d.
r, HEATTY Washington. n. J. marlsd6m
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FoR suFFERINGy yADEs. -"Dr Rogerson,' )
Eelnai. Hgdfustin Iotdtrs," for all female
complaints. By mail, 81. Address, Dr.
RoSersOn, T.. .. Boz, 25GS. y. y. City.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-14

uTANTED-A protestant woman to Walt
w on an invalid. Apply at 405 L. Fourth
street, between the hours OF OF and =
7, M. sepst Z.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-14

NEW DRESS Guups-Just opened com
~ plate assortment of new dress fabrics
comprising the most desirable shades and
styles in PLAN aud plaid goods.
W. II. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets;
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-31

Nothing is more lady-like than the use
envelope. So think the fortunate re-
ccirers of such billct-doux. The sweet
ness of II charming sentence is rendered
moro delicious. if conveyed on II delicate
tinted sheet of Prizes Note Paper. 1t is
bat tnstc in II gcntlcmrn writing to n
lady on inferior stationery. If YOU wish
to he posted on the latest novelties. TIE
fashion III these matters. cnclos, il stamp
to Walker. Evans ~ CoGswcll. for one Of
their little fashion hooks Card F..i
Hncttc. or send un order fora recherche
lot OF paper and envelope, of III. latest
Styi". ID" not forget al the saline time to
ORDER Il monogram. JIG.
An unknown passenger S;;iri.,cl on
TN" Steamship South Carolina. Oh l T.
last trip.
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NON-i3O ARD
Five Insurance Agency
Represents

HOAIE. of Charleston. :. G..
IL PETERSBURG SAVINGS I,,>r-
rancr Co., Petersburg. Va.
t!IlZE\S FIRE insurance co., New
ark New Jersey.
PENN FIRE Insurance Co., pii!a,i,I-
piiia. Penn.
FARMvlLLE BANNING ard 1nsmr-
ance Co.. Farmvillr. VA.
NORTH CAROLINA HOME. Raleigh.
North Carolina. Office in Union H,nI
WINTHROP WILLIAMI..
'u' VI AGENT
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Auction Sales.
Real Estate.
by III. s. s. BEARD, Auct'r..

The Columbia Building and Loan A>,".
cation. of Columi,i;: =. c.. a..;,i;,-. :.
W. Wheeler
~ virtue Of power to n.. .iv.:, e.,
- PRESIDENT oi the Columbia E,;iIii;,.
and Loan Association. %! Cniu:ui,;,. =
e., by the ahovc-namcd T.. W. Wheel :.
oi the city ot Columbia. =. C.. bv IL.
deed. signed. scaled and delivered.
sell ia" property hcr"inni;.r described.
am. Tor him. and in his mime. Ia cx,,.,,;
ANA deliver proper tit!r~ - ,llr purchase:
or purchasers of >ai', property. l....hv
SiNr motto" t;iat on MnNi;AY. the II dny
~ August next. will sell ~ pul,i:.
auction. III tn" city uf tuluinl,i~. =. {.
h"t"rc ia" Court ilo,S,.. 10 the hi.,...
bidder, for cash.
Al! that TRACT OF LAND. !y:.,
within t:ir city "t Columbia. :. C.. co:,.
t'''ninS tw,niy-.iv" l25i acres. l..,r. OF
l''"s; bounded North hy Tie land no.y or
formerly of Mrs. Tines. lots Of l.. W
iirclrr and ID. Il; DcSaussrr": las, ~.
l''nrcns street; S""th hy Lower Euln.;-
H?H street, and West hy tract lately %:
-hrS. McN"r.i; tw"nty-onc acres: b"ili.
nnrtion of the land conveyed t. T.. w
Wheeler 10y John t. Yates. :;",,,,,::i,.-
2hh' lS'I', and fpl:r acre, being Tia. 1t,
c"nv'y"'l to T.. W. Wheeler hv i. I.
+ race, Sheriff. January ,. 1870.
.,uiT GEO. l.. DIAL. l'r-.;,lc:...
INC ab"ve property WAS trau,irrr. /;
Il. H. taia February Is. 1913. .,:hi....
t""r" mortgage :,
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ny Will he held ut Hendrrsonvillc. y. G.
on WEDNESDAY, August II, 1875. mt II
o'clock NJ. On this occasion. tile Pre-
snicnt will make II report of the affairs
and condition of THE Company. and an
election will be held for twelve U2)
Directors TO serve for the ensuing year "
Attention is called to Rules 2,l ana S,h
Of the bylaws:
Rule II. IN" stakeholder who has not
pad AL the instalinrnt> due upon his
stock shall he cntitlcd TO transfer tl.,.
s''hiH. Or to receive dividends upon it. or
I" vote mt meetings of the Company: and
IN all matters relating to stock. the books
of the Company sl,uil b.. deemed con.
elusive evidence"
Rule VIII. None hmt *.uc,:lol,i, -
shall b" admitted t" rrpr, s:n: s!n:,, O..
other Stockholders
1t is particularly requested .ha. ..,..,
and every st"rhE"!dcf 10 attend ,',,s
n.,ctiaG.
G. q. MEMM!NGEE. rr,~i!.,!.
y. {. kr:MA%, Secretary anl =, -
Scf'r. Jn!y H. Il
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a Sa1.Cl.
Ia ali my Friends and Patrons.

WISH t" cal! attention. to In" fact
l. that :.i.N" returned to Inv oiI
h""'. l shall be- prepared To ,lo Ill work
III ny line. viz: licrairing Watches.
'i"rSs. Jcwrlry and Silvrrwnrc, w!:ici
Will lie l"i." III first class style and w;,r-
r;,ntc'l. ISAAC SILZHACIIf.R.
!'E' Main street, nrnr Wheeler House.
July -
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BHEIIN, JuS'2e @Fla tSstory yubiishea
in special despatch d&om ills c;tv tn
the London Sta,nl,frdl Sf fheSrras; ~ ~
!.auacck of Count H,'ZelnbecI his mo o..
ther and a clrambej jRnid, on abSorcn % of
compilation in Conspiracy Il nssoss;-
nate German crown Prince, 2untruc
1t was Fabricated by the Clerllbf Court
lat Lnudeck, who has been Arrested
1Ihere is no such person as Coult D'Zem.
| beck. - 1''i'-
LoSpoS, July 23.-Fifty milk closed
pm Ashton; Light thousand opcrntives
pusted. Thirty one mills CLOSED mt Dun
tee ana twelve thousand perso4s out of
employment Both cmployIrs ,nJ
operatives have held mcetinGJ nnl w.
6olved not to yield
Observation-Disclosures News.
eST. LOUIS. July 2G The cuttnm,1,y,
bf passengers fare by the st. Ib,Iis nnJ
Pouth:cnstern Railroad, between here
md Nashville, Tennessee, a fey weeks
lSo, IN opposition to tho Iron Mountain
Road and its Southern connect Dns. has
cen extended, and the former roni on.
ounces thmt they will hereafter cnrrv
passengers from Nashville to J.,,,;sw;lle
one-thlrd fare, and freight ,i CORES
Fnding low rates. The route viii bc Inv
Louis, Southeastern to Norlonyillc
enee by the Louisville and faducnh
Louisville. The opposition was
about by the Louisville and
lie Road refusing the st Louis
nth.castcin Road tickets to Mont
NmerT, Ala, and other points South.
MuEEL1NG, ". Va, July 2G.-Sweeney
McCinneT, glass manufacturers failed:
b!ilt,es Sloo'OoO. They cmploy 800
koSTGoMERY, July 29.-Tho trouc,t
havocing corn and cotton. Ir snmr
bees we have had no rain since Nav
the crops are utter failures in tLr
ater par, of the cotton belt. No rain
fallen III from four to six weeks. II
ain,ated that the crop las Aecn cut
rom. % to 33 per cent. f,in thc
1lations made three weeks utd
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Lost,

pETWEi.N Plain stree, anl tLc J.u-
ID thrr..n Church. on Sunday morn
ln,;, Dark Bin" Silk Laly's tNlBREL-
LA. The finder will please leave it NJ.
the PiIHSIX Office. y liberal reward will
be paid. JIo7,
Spartanburg and AschvilIe Railroad
Company.
.in""tj .Mr,Eny yi' Nc .Sio,L,Ln'1 rs q, ;i,,,-
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v'TIu'
4 III. all
nUI,l meet
inSof stock
holders of
this (plll1,:t-
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SE!BELS Il I:ZI;I.!.,
RIAL ESTATE AUCTIOHEERs

1.otaA co1AIE AUCIlUHEERS
I MlpltIANT sale ALUAnLEiIDY>
= IN III" 'lonriShing town of SENECA
a. l. M the cr"ssIg oi the .tir Lin a..
I'm" itldEr Railroads. Hc.inni1,t g.!
WE'D NHSDAf, llth day OF August. J..
clock, ami continuing from day tn d.
nntil the entire property i, disposed %:
This will afford an oprortuni,y for INV.
chascrs t" buy the unsold Lots. n;;iv ..
which are very desirable. in thi, i. oi.:..
amt fast improving town.
Hcnt"t city possesses peculiar a:v..:.
ta%"s III being located in on, oi liz. mn.
hc;,!thy sections of the world. with , III.
supply of Pure Free SION, Water. IT,.
Gated within the Cotton Eclt. i, inu,.
c"minail Il good trade in thn. ,,t.,uln. -,
wei! rs tn" rich harvc>tS gathered in Il,
valleys "f the Seneca anI Tr;;,inu River,
"iincrnSS, Cane amt Martin Greeks anu
i:ittir tirc: AFFORD numerous an,l rx:,u.
Si'e Water Powers, within {. trw mil. %!
IN" city. which, taken in connection Wit.
the fact that extensive Beds of Fin. Ir.,.
Ore and Rich Gold Mines are fn,,ai NJ.
bE, irAir"S tie success Of the place. and.
b":nrc many years snail la,s.. i, viii
mnd"ubtc''ly be the largest city in III
""st'r III section "t Soutl, Carolina.
iarti"S IN want of II Pleasant iInA!..
VIII d" Well - attend the sale. Will.
VIII he without Reserve. on the .,n,inwiu
terms:
on"-thirl cash: balance in ;w,, .,:,:.:
payments of four and ci-h: Ions.
purchasers I" pay for i,apc-s
Arrangements Will b. n:ul- 'y:,!! t.,
l'!iIro;tdi 10 take !ari; Attending IA.
sal" III reduced rats al ;:;y". jiiiy L. /;
State South Caro!:na---E:chIand Co
fU ii.T or -, ,j,,I y,j , :.
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-l"""H Nc'!ny ~ Nc .Sio.Lho,L rs ~ :!cr
d,rS"nr;Ec. " {.
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&c o!zs Of EASY II:usic

.~'e eASy A'-A X -
Coil "tl"ns a.: !.mev, Brilliant. no.u'.:r
Mrs, that '"'ry "ne can plrv, ::r;
80 ''.' '''' ''!' hA'i'%'
nt{"icn' <'IfiH:iH. $c.:r. N;"i.::
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Coil Tons g: Emsy. Brilliant. "o;u'.:r
Mrs that very one can plrv. a:r;
~ rilr can help lih!i,"
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S!:c c..i f.::i or Wrl.c.
On Monday last. ai,ou; GI:;i..h,, Il"
:, an :,;.w-.aiii oi A;c,srs .,!:uiu..,r\
iiUnt. Of Gre,nvi!lc co"nity. VS. l,iy" ,
ct by tirc. T,.r ni:l is lnc..:. i l,..U\
five miles from the city. nc..t ;!.r .l y
ilor,c fond.
An alarming state Of thing. prevail "a.
Olihaui, En%lair. Hn!y ;.h"ut * out
of ono hundred "nl >ixty-tv" rills
bclonginS To ,hc Employers .,.oc.n;iun
axe working.
train of Twenty-Five ears on Tie
Northern Pacific load went thrnugi
the bridge. over the Mississippi. at
Barnard yesterday, killing five person.
The bridge is eighty feet high.
post Office has been established ut
FinGcrvillc. SpartanbnrS county Mr.
w. ii. McMillon having been appointed
postmaster.
The number Of deaths in Charleston
for the week ending July "a, was 50. of
which 80 were whites and "A were
, colored.
q A young son Of Capt w. Mcknight,
rpf Fairfield, fell down flight of steps,
',l.nd was SO seriously injured that he died
th,few hours afterwards.
q "We all havo our Crosses" sighed
Rrdinal McClosky, as he mournfully
~ nned on that 500, 900 diamond, one tn,
ilfe Vincent pupils thrust upon him.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

RICHARD c. McCoRNIcK. - The Alta o
 oan Francisco has Washington correspond. lent who writes thus complimentary of ex- Delegate Mccormick of Arizona;
 During his twelve years service in the pub-
 nc interest of Arizona, he has been the chief
 moter Of its political and material progress.
 Ills SIX years in Congress have seen the Ter
 ritory grow wonderfully into public promi- renee. The Territory has been redeemed to peace and devoted to prosperous industries. ureat national questions have arisen respect
 ing the settlement of Indian questions and great appropriations have been considered and passed upon. Mccormick has exerted necessarily much influence in the War. Inte- rior and Postofiice departments. and as the continuously elected chairman of the Terri toriai Delegates, he has done much to elevate anu enlarge the influence of the office of Dciesate, and to shape the general policy of .ne country respecting vast domain extend ihS from British America to Mexico, and rom the Mississippi Valley to the Pacific otates. AriZona has been made a separate aniHary department; provided with its own surveyor General, and divided into two land oistrcts its civil organization has been per 'ectea post routes and post offices iberally provided for; and now it has telegraphic communication with the rest of the world at every important point. One of the latest &C., compartments is the appropriation of this last session, which will provide for the con- tnuanon of this last session, which will pro- side Tor the continuation of the Military. or signal Service Telegraph system, from Tue son apo Camp Grant to Camp Apache and thence to Camp Bayard in New Mexico thence to all military posts on the Rio Erande and to Santa Fe, connecting there With the line to Denver, Colorado; further south connecting with the Texas lines; thus accomplishing quietly new transcontinental | telegraph line, assisting the operations of the 1overnment, the transactions of private busi- ness and the transmission of news.n
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23
LETTER FROM MOHAVE COUNTY

CERsAr, Mohave Co.,, April 10, 1875. EDITOR MINER:-In the days of auld Ian syne, long toms used to pan out rich, and am glad to think that our old friend Is TUT ming the MINER newspaper; and may you shadow never be less, Tom. in this beautiful land of sunshine, wild turkeys, ard inex haus.,ble mines of silver and gold.
 Mineral Park; our sister village, is at pres ent very lively. They are putting up mil therei merchants, miners, saloons and res taurants are we'll patronized, and stranger are constantly arriving to participate with u in the glorious coming future of our walls pal range of mountains
 The energetic citizens of the county seat Cerbat, are working most Justify, and ar, using sense, giant powder and muscle te great advantage. With their steel instru. ments and the boom of the blast, they are opening the rock bound vaults of Mother Natures treasure deposits.
 If you or your friends want to see, feel. touch, taste or smell silver in abundance, pay us visit. It will only take you a month to look at a portion of our prominent mines, and if you are not gorged with rich ness so that your clothing, and even your boots will assay, on your return to Prescott, away up in the thousands, put me down as an incorrigable fbber. Every day gives us new and rich development of this wonderful country. Quicksilver has been found in abundance in the vicinity of Chloride, and the prospects are very fattering that in the future We shall produce enough to supply all the Territory with that much needed anal gamator. Quicksilver experts pronounce the prospects very flattering.
 The John Dobbs mine, owned by Messs Cody & Layne, is proving to te bonanza. and consequently the friends of the above banned gentlemen have offered up many and pumping oblations to the god Bacchus. If were to try and do justice to the many rich md valuable mines in this vicinity you, and 7our readers patience, would be grievously exhausted.
 Friend Tom, you have struck rich coun- ry, and good, honest, warm hearted peo- 'le. The crucible of a bitter and stern ex- 'erience with the dusky savage and other 'ild beasts in the Territory has left for her oneers the expectation of future preo. ant with wealth, health and happiness.
 VERITAs.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

FROM sANDr.-Mark W. Musgrovc an, Henry Herbert arrived from Sandy yester day and furnish us the following,
 Johnson & Wright have discovered A r;cl gold ledge near the McCrackin, over wb;c, there was considerable excitement .mon, the miners.
 A Ploche man located not far from Green. wood, took in friend, the two worked A few days and sold out for S5 1000.
 Some parties running a tunnel on tbs north extension of the McCrack;n hay. struck it immensely rich.
 MT. Potts is completing his contract to sink 5O feet further on the mine recently sold to Rains, is down 50 feet in all from inc surface, and has 20 more to go. They are sinking on the ledge and taking out an excel. lent quality of ore.
 everybody seems hopeful in that country though they have hardly got fairly to work yet.
 Messrs. Rains and either Jones or S,sw.-, and Mir: Stein arc expected out from Calif,r- nis soon.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

MAYOR BEsuDRY of Los Angeles has de. cided, in a test case, against the saloon keep. CTS, that the city council had right to pass an ordinance requiring saloons to close at 2s minuses past ls o'clock at night, and that said'ordinance must be obeyed.
 This seems to us, from where we sit. to be wise regulation. If people cannot drink encagh before midnight to last them until the saloons open at sunrise in' the morning. they ought to take bottle home witk shsn.
 Besides, as Los Angeles paper remarks, there is moro devilment carried on after mid. night than at any other time.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23

ARIZONA LAws.-0n the outside We pub- ilsh the law passed last winter with reference to herdIng sheep. The regulations under which one land owner may herd within two miles of the land of another are pehaps clear enough to those better versed in land mat ters than we are, but from casual reading we fail to comprehend it fully. This law. as will be seen. applies only to this and Mohaye counties.
 We also publish . section from the law passed to enable Arizona to become an ex- nio'tef at the Centennial, which makes it the do'y or each board of supervisors to appoint an agent in April.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-23
WALLAPAI INDIANS LEAVE THEIR
 RESPIRATION

The Indian Agent, Mir. Tonner report,
 that the Wallapai Indians have left their res
 ervation on tho Colorado river and gone ir
 the direction of Bill Williams Fork and
 Beale's Springs.
 All the necessary steps are being taken by
 General kautz to return these Indians to
 theH proper reservation. The supposed cause of their leaving the Colorado is on ae. - count of ftheir removal from the Sub Agency at La Psz, by the Indian Department, where they have been informed rations would no longer be issued to them and that their SUD- plies in future would be given them at the Colorado Reservation.
 We have been of opinion all tho time that it was dangerous policy to inaugurate these removals just as the Indians begin to culti- vate and make their new homes attractive.
 It IS especially unfortunate that the Sub Agency at La Paz should be broken up and dissatisfaction created among the Wallapais just at this time, when all the scouts are sent away to San Carlos, and the 9th Cavalry is about to leave the Department. It will be several months before the Sixth can reach here from Texas. General Kautz, however. we believe to be equal to this or any other emergency. and though he will have nothing but Infantry to operate with he is fully de- tesmned to do his whole duty, and the Wal lspais will soon have to submit to the change of locations or take another sound drubbjps.
 1t is tery desirable that the Interior and Military departments should work together m harmony, and tkere are hopeful indica- tions of their inclination to do so The former has, we think, committed an error of management in making removals when the Indians had become pesc.able and satisfied pr ii 1t was not error to remove them it cer- 'a'nly was neglect of duty not to inform he military commander of such intention in lime to allow him to prepare for she conse- luences.