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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

IMPRovEMENTs.-Having taken a look ahor town, we find that since our last notice the fol lowing new buildings have been commenced and some of them nearly completed. W. J. Tomp. kns has building up and covered at the corner of Cortez and Carlton streets. The main build. ins is 2s feet on Cortez by IA deep, with an ell 2Sxl4, making a front on Carlton of 42 feet. The buildingis to be finished with all the modern i'm. provements, including bay-window, etc. for n frstclass residence.
 Kate Haywood has built very neat cottage on Union street, between Cortez and Marina The front being 14x2S with an ell 14xl4. The build. ing is up and roOfed and the workmeu are fxino of the inside.
 Hathaway & Walker have built extensive ad- -dtons to their stables on Granite street and have elaborate plans and specifications drawn for car riage houses, additional stalls, etc, tha, when completed will cover all the large yard now lying idle between the stable and street. They have fit- ted up an office with transparency, etc., and seem to be determined to do business in first class style.
 w. M Bufum is putting up building on Mon- tezuma street, west side of the plaza, 23x36 feet, for the use of the Arizona and New Mexico Ex- press Co. The front office will be 2Ox22 the walls ceied, lined and papered, and the ceiling overhead plastered. There will be two rooms in the rear offthe office. each 10x14 feet; one for the use of the Express company and the other for Mir. Buffums bookkeeper and clerks.
 s. O. Baker, the carpenter, is preparing to build a fnesesidence on Gurley street, east of Alarcon, andnear the residence of Frank Smith. The front room, which will eventually be parti- tioned into parlor, setting room etc., will be for the present 20xl6, dining room 12xl6, and kitch- en, pantry, etc. 14x24. Another gentleman whose name We have not learned, is getting the material on the ground to build in the same neighborhood. c. W. N. Ruggles and Jos Drew, lately arrived | from Kansas, are about to build store house on | MontezuIna street, near Asher S Co.'s new store, | of which mention is made elsewhere.
 W. FRENCH is building house across the creek, 14x24 froat, with back addition 9x24
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

VILLAGE COUNCIL. met on tue 16th Present. Mayor Luke, and Councimen Buffum, Tompkins and Rabe; II. H. Cartier, Recorder
 Bids for grading Montezuma street were open cd, and Mir. Geo. Lount being the lowest bidder, the contract was awarded to him for. .S360.
 Bill of Wm. Jennings. marshal, for sl5, was allowed.
 0edercd that all lots sold hereafter must be paid for within ten days after sale otherwise they will be resold atithe fish of purchasers.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

ANOTHER SroRE.-C. W. N. Ruggles and Jos Drew have arrived here with a stock of general merchandsefrom Kansas. and having leased q lot from A. L. Moeller are building store house between Asher & Co.'s new store, corner Monte zuma and Goodwin streets, and Frederick & Hec- mans tinshop. The building will be 24x5O feet and front on Montezuma street, three doors north of the MINER office. Ruggles & Drew had the appointment of suttlers to the Sixth Cavalry while en route from Kansas here and now pro- pose to settle into. .regeIa. trade
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

tor BAOK-Mr. and Mrs Jake Marks return Cd oy Moudays stage from San Francisco Mrs. M has been on visit East since she left Prescott, and looks all the better for the trip, while Jake, wHo was quite unweil when he went away, comes oack we'll and hearty, having gained fifteen pounds in weight.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

Jo Knott finds some funny things one or two
 Of which he told us the other day: He loaned his horse and saddle to Abe Prather not long
 ago. and when Abe got done with them he turn. | ed the horse loose in Moeer's field and hid the
 saddle in the willows near the creek where he
 knew Joe could find it when he wanted to take a
 ride. It so happened that another man, whose
 name We have forgotten, had mule tied right
 near where the saddle was deposited, who dis
 covered the saddle and concluded 1t must belong
 to some thief who contemplated stealing his mule ] during the night. Impressed with this belief he
 went to the Sheritf's office and that officer ad-
 vised him to keep watch on the saddle and mule so that in the thief came he could have the drop on him and march him upto the jail.
 Pleased with the idea of protecting his own prop erty and at tn same time rendering the Territory some service, he hurried away and borrowed a double-barrel shotgun from Abe Prather, with which he sat and watched the saddle the live-long night and until Joe went to get his horse next morning. He had removed the saddle to another place, and, seeing Joe searching for it, naturally began to suspect it might be his, and came forth from his hiding place, otherwise he might have been watching yet.
 Another Is, that soon aIttr tnc MeAlc'tu "ouldu was lodged in jail charged with the murder Of Trujillo last week, her friends set to work to try to prove her innocent, and reported that they had discovered the man who did the killing. The officer who had arrested the woman was furnish ed pair Of shackles by the Sheriff and detailed to go out at night and bring him into camp. Be- fore starting on his trip he went home bearing the shackles with him, when his wife became curious to know how they were used. He, to satisfy her curiosity fitted them ou to her ankles. and as they locked with spring he readily showed her exactly how they worked After playing that she was bis prisoner for time, he finally concluded to take them of, when 10 both his and her disappointment he found that be had been furnished with the wrong keys, and as 1t had now grown so late that the Sherifrs office l was locked up he was obliged to let them raman | on until morning, while he sought for the SUD- | posed murderer without his irons.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

Inc Board of Supervisors on Monday appoint. cd Il. w. Fleury to fill the vacancy in the Board occasioned 5y the resignation of G. Cornell.- Dr. J. N. MeCandIess was awarded the contract TOT furnishing medicines and treating Indigent SICK one year, for $4S0.--J. c. Otis was ap- pointed Coroner and Pub Administrator rice H, A. Bigel0w resigned.-CassieW Ward was allow ed s66s4 for boarding Dr. Won Olsen.-Grand Jury fees, o Alien, s24-Kelly & Stephens. sl59O.-G. W. Kendall for cash furnished ,o transport Brownie to Stockton, Cal, SSl25O.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

| fkhfoRAAScE AT FoRr WH,ppty-w. ,, Ano"ieoge our obligations 10 Col. Jame, P Mar ''n and Judge W. W. Johnson for ;nx,,,,,or. and complementary tickets to the first nr-fo-n,. ance of the Fort whipple Amateur Dr.ms,,. .s. ' wlI "' 'ne ten. Crook Club Rooms, on 'unefaAy evening last The play was the ,'u naoie comedietta entitled Boston Dip " Col
 ''i', U. :. A., sustained the character of
 Moses Mulligrur," and Mrs. Gen. Kaurz ina, oi Nrs. Moses Mulligruh." 70 such perfection 'na' one would almost believe they had been in tue business before, though the Colonel assp-cd us that this was his first appearance on any st,,e MISS Carrie Wilkins and Miss Kittie piicbrocr conducted themselves like two sensible g;r,s n. Tue daughters of Mir and Mrs. MuIIirrub in re. 'us'nS 10 marry two exquisites. Messrs. Dasbc, anu Lavender, Kids whose objective point was the money that old Mulligrub had earned in trpn. ding fish cart. These characters were well ,,r resented by Lieut. Overton and Mr IT pu.r, Judge w. W. Johnson was on;,e ,, homo in ,,,a
 VI monsieur Adonis, Ia Dancing Mas ;, anu created storm of jealousy in the breast VI old Muiiy' while teaching his wife to dance 'oe boston Dip" The orchestra. led by Prof aooiati Master Of the S,b Inft Band, gave selec. tions from Strauss and the Operas of Gioyani and -,orma. Alter the performance the room WAS cieared and the audience enjoyed themselves for several hours in dancing to the excellent music | lurnished by the Orhestra. Soon after inc dance | commenced Lieut.. Anderson arose between the | sets ana announced that the following telegram aad Just been received from New York. the read. | ng or which was followed by a round of ap. | piausc: -"fH
 IT. u,, NEW YORK, Oct %, Is55. 10 WhtPpLe Amatev Dramatic A,sociot;on :, New iork City has heard of your appearance he ore the public offer you better terms ,han .ou can getelsewhere. Say so and you are mine VT sia thontus on your own terms. M'dlle Titi 1 ms VIII not rival you. She cannot
 AUGUsTIS DAILY.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

ROCoNNoR, chiropodist, wishes to inform the public that he is only going to remain in town Sor days longer. Those troubled with excres- ences in the shape of corns, bunions, and ingrow- lug nails will do we'll to have them removed by one who understands bis business. Can be found al tue Nifty Saloon, or address box 125 Charges moderate. No pain or ache, also uses no acids or chemicals
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

The Buckeye mine in Bradshaw mountain, un- yer Jim Fine and Dau Martins management, has iad, by the arrastra process of working, about fi'fso 'n free gold taken from thirteen tons of foek, witbin the last six weeks. Such mine in any other country would soon command mill and make its owners rich.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

KENT Bros, McHenry, Gray and Ralston hav' returned from the Finals. They say this is the best country.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

Chary Beach yesterday purchased six fine american mules from Messrs. Ruggles & Drew 'uo nave recently arrived with them from Kan sas This is probably as fine team as has cross tune plains tdis season, and it seems pity to "eak It up. but Charley intends to increase the aAe oi three Of bis old ones by adding span to each and making them 1+mule teams.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

The Concert and Literary Ente, taiument at the Church last night was perfect success financial ly and otherwise. Hav'nt time for extended po- tice. The net proceeds were about slTo
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

'"'nue' Miller, the freight mau, arrived at s0ne on Wednesday, after an absence of about
 ~onths in New Mexico and the East He :, sas oai with the 9th Cavalry and returned with ~ ~a. His train arrived day or two in ad- '..es ot him, he having taken trip to Illinois
 'u '4ied to overtake them on his return.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

The most complete stock of shelf and heavy hardware in the city can now be found at L. Bashford & Co.'s.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

s,... "nim of s. O. Frederick, that George b.sa,aa mas built at the Senator mine. It will be
 "king order tomorrow.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

Gents fine French calf hand sewed and medium ,e"eu ana wire quilted, also heavy screwed and 'A''eo boots arenow open at L. Bashford & Co.'S
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

Cor. BfeELow is in from Updike's mine and says it will make them both rich.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

SPECIAL NOTICES in the reading coi,.an, ,,;U be charged at the rate of THIRTY CENTS Der Tn. for first insertion and tsoenty cents inc for eae6 su5seqHent GlsertiOn.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

Tomorrow the auction sale of town lots will be resumed in front of the County building, at II A M,and the terms of the sale are, all lots not paid Tor within ten days from date of sale will be for felted and resold at risk of purchaser
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

iuil line of cooking stoves, parlor stoves, tin, erockery and glassware, at L. Bashford & Co.'S.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

Uaf stock is complete in each department and 0e open to the pnblic in few days.
 L. BAsHFoRp & Co.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22
local Intelligence.
Church Notice.

Services every Sunday, at l030 at the Methodist Ep;. copal Church Marina street Prescott Sunday school immediately after service REV. D. B. WRIGHT. Paste,
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

l,.as. JUDGE KELsEr, of Kirkland Valley, who
 'ssa very sick. has recovered. N
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

TIE Nugget is opened and in full blast, see the advertisement of Davis S Newton.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

choice line of ladies', misses and chldren's button and laced boots and shoes at L. Bashford & Co.'S.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

l.. Bashford X Co. have one room of their new building pretty we'll filled with goods and Crit Bryans teams will be in on Monday with another lot The other side is pastered and is receiving the shelving.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

Tow BULLOCK vs., Bill Cole for an interest 1T the Peck mine is on trial in the Dist. Court.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

s,a.y s,safy gave Morrison slss. in his s10,OOo A>Se suit against Lee
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

CHAs. PLErz, of Mineral Park, has come L open an assay office here and remain with us.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

u !, ADAMS, Postal Agt. ieft for Colorado,
 ncisco on Wednesday evening.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

Dispatches up to 10 o'clock last night indicate that Prof Carr was elected State supt of Schools yesterday in California;
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

A choice and complete stock of clothing, now open at L. Bashford & Co.'s
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

C. E. HOWE has purchas ed the new brick kiln of Jack Hill.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

The Callen party were at Stoneman's Lake last night, having crossed the Mogollons two or three days ago.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22

n o,, 's nave changed time again and will Gsh,.;H sundays asd Thursday ct "a m, for
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22
PRINTED BLANKS
 -boR-.- r. Location of Minine Cznin,s, FOR SALE AT THE,MrNER orrIcr

No ProsPecies or Miner should 20 into the cour,r wnooi supply of these very hsody ssd ecssct rssdy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21
r. 6. MAJORS
Patrons Material.

Bylaws, Rules of Decorum and Or
der Of Business neatly bound In pam.
phlet form, with name and number of
Grange, time Of meeting, and amount
Of dues, las originally adopted by
Waco Grange, No. 100, and approved
by Texas State Grange:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21
OFyscE TEXAS GRANGE, MANU-
FEATURING Co., KEri.EYynLE, I

AA,alip October s, 1876. ~ |
Ed. Examiner and Patron. 'ii'i
Owing toa failure so far, 10 OH |
tain a correct list Of the subordin-
ate Oranges in the State, we have
concluded 10 say 10 the officers and
members of the Oranges who failed
to receive the circular letters of the
directors Of the Texas Grange man
ufacturing Company, that they can
act upon THE matter by referring to
the letter as it appears in the col
umns of your paper. We are turn
ing out three hundred dollars worth
of finished stock per pay, and on
Wednesday next the 9th inst, ex-
pect to- start on full time, from
which date we will turn out six hun
dred: dollars worth per day. This
increase of production we deem ne
cessary 70. meet the demand that
the iniiuencer of the Order will Gre
ate furour wares the approaching
season. We will only add that SC
far everything is encouraging and
feel assured thata united effort II
onlynecessary to enable us to mee1
the high expectations Of the mem
beers of the Order. a. Ylra Hu7y
It's unnecessary in the effort o.
the Order 70 establish this enter
prise, to make a very strong pull
but fsiis essential y necessary tina
Nusf Z. ~ A -.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
SALE.

BY virtue Of trust deed executed TO me
rs trustee, ON the l2ih day of February, A.
ID. 1874, by II. J. Deering to secure the pay
ment of certain promissory note of four
hundred and my gold dollars, executed to
Gustavus Mcisner and W. 5. Armistead,
bearing even date with said trust deed, and
TO become due eight months after date, and
said Deciing having failed to pay said note,
and said Meisncr n Armistead having re
quested me to execute the powers conferred
an me IN said trust deed, therefore will
sell TO the highest and best bidder, at the
court house door, IN the city of Waco, for
gold coin in hand, on the frat Tuesday In
December next, the following tract of land,
to-wlt: Situated IN the county OF Falls and
State Of Texas, being one hundred acres out
Of the Fielding Ruble League, on the West
side of the Brazos river, the same being
land conveyed by Ruble to Pocrson, and by
Peerson to Cruger, and by him to Thomas
z. Ayeock, and by him to ], b, Evans, and
by him tn II. J. Deering, and for 10 more
complete description Of said land, reference
Is here made tn the deeds of conveyance
above mentioned, which are duly recorded
In the pnhlic records of Falls county Said
Land Is very ine, and under good cedar
fence, aud fnrtyiacres In good state of cul-
tiyation such title will he made to the
purchaser as Is authorized 10y said trust
ihcd. THOMAS MOORE, Trustee.
I noVl2lltwyt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21
symptoms of a Discascd1.i

Symptoms of a Diseased IL
Dam in the right side, und
edge of the ribs, increase Oh
Sure; sometimes the pain Is IN
I left side; the T1ticEt Is rarely
to. lie on the lef side;
the pain is ie!t unt-E the .A7-
blade, and ii freqs9nly ex;sHa5 ''
the top OF the shoulder, and is so1.-'
times mistaken for 4 rheuyaiism =
the arm THO Neniach IS affected >
with loss OF appetite and s,SkHe'sjl.
the bowels in general arc eo-ii,e,
sometimes alternative with lax the
head is troubled with pain, aet6ln;
panied with a dnll Heavy scns5'ion
In the back part. There Z ftnes7lly
"a considerable los ii fier is. ~
companied with painigl "a
of having left undone something
which ought to have been danr. sAS
slight, dry cough is sometimes an a.
tcndant. The patient con,PAHrsi Of
WEAKNESS and debility he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he .cemPlauH ola prEkly scnss-
tion Of pte saps Pr sPiriY arc ~
and although Ne fs'sitisfetf tina, Z kcs4
else would be beneficial to him, yet
! he can scarcely summon VI. tprr1t5s,
enough to ny it. In iaet,,- hc e-- Y
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above ,ympopssaqepa the diafkSs
but cases; lave ocaiaet Sherel tn
OF them existed, yet examination OF
the body, after death, has shown the
,Llvrs to have ,besn &c xtcnsises aeI
/ ranged. y
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21
THE HOUSTON CITY MILLS
The People want the Good.l
They can be Manufactured Oni
Of our Own Material, b.
Our Own People!

We have the experience end the results
over six years work, In addition to IL.
grounds, buildings, machinery, etc, 10 start
with
The superior quality of our goods suited
to the wants OF our State has been estab
shed.
The further Investment OF One Hbmdrsd
Thousand DpIiars will place the Mills in =
better shape than It was before the fire, and
secure to stockholders u fair interest upon
their money. besides the building up Of au
institution OF direct benefit to this section,
and of general interest TO the State.
The present situation, with the improve.
ments, machinery and fixtures, will he
placed at It's present cash valuatlon'for stock
IN the new organization 80 l, 81 iaIs.H
On the securing like amount, say sixt,
thousand dollars, an Organization will he
effected under the general incorporation
laws Of Texas
shares Of stock.
Shares. Om- Hadred IJoiiars Each, IN five
instalha.uir, payable first Of October, No
vcmher, llecember, January and February
neAl, Atyhow offered TO our citizens. Sub
s,tipllons will be taken payable IN material
| ~ tthOr, at Its cash value. .
Che books are nov open at the Ssles
/ has 80, AZ Main street, Houston, where ANY
| turner information may lie had on applica-
| tin 10 JAS r. DuMBIK,
stp+dSwtf Agent.
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H- specimen copies Of Bylaws,
and Of nil necessary Blanks sent PREE
ON application to this Office KS.
j. w. DOWNS,
Proprietor Examiner and Patron.
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a., 1875,
A SiJilar CLlrister.

The Baltimore dm"s,can notes
the recent death in that city Of a man
whose economical habits cniitle him
% niche in the gallery Of misers
Ills name was Henry Brcimcr. anl
shortly before his death he anncunc
o1 to n friend that during his wdolo
life he had never given away ceut.
nor spent one when it was not abso-
lu;ely necessary. Four years ago he
married u third wife, who, by the
way. is young woman, but ho had
hold her well in hanl and compelled
her to work in n factory. Her week
~ earnings were regularly turned
over TO Dreamer, who attended per
spn,lly 10 ali househol matters and
bought the food they lived upon.
About six years ato he bought Il
second hand pine coffin case from an
u1dc"taker, and that piece Of furni-
turo was stored away in the Upper
part af the house until il would come
into use 4 few days ago before dy-
irg he told his wife that his funeral
o,uansos mustupt exceed ten dollars,
t'l he decided that his mortal re-
mains couli be- carried to the grave.
NWl by two on three men much
cheaper than they could he hauled
IN 70 hoarse. On making inquiry il
WIS found that it would cost about
twelve dollars to employ six men 10
convey the miser's remains to The
grave, and rather than % pay that
sam an express wagon was hired for
I've dollars to do the job. The night
previous 70 his death Dreamer bcnt
for barber and was shaved rs that
operation would have cost one dol.
lar If postponed until after his death
while before it cost but ten cents
The funeral procession consisted of
the furniture wagon containing the
remains, and eleven friends and reia-
tiycs of the deceased who followed
along on foot The faithful wife Of
the dead man carried out lis in,
structions to- the letter, and the total
expenses attending th q funeral
amounted to 1915. Dreamer had
during his life managed by strict Mt
t.ntion to miserly s,rupe together
$4,000. lie made will leaving
the property to his son in Indiana
and his wife, hut cau'ioning them t.
handle it carefully