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apnbpn, IL. San. 6err @lao=
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len Yartei 5uridgetreten. Sn elnenl
@dreiben an ben Carl Granville
19reibt ct:
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men, wo i9 aui meinen Srief pom les=
ten M}drS 5uriidfommen muB." gfa@
Der GrOrteruns elmer @nsabl Dffentfl6er
unb pripater Grludgun9en, fabrt 9err
@IaoItone fort: rNtein 9erbleiben an
Der epibe oct liberalen Yartei lpiiroe
Das Dffentli6e Sntereiie ridt foroern.
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Iamen Dfientli9en 9ebens CLAUDE i'd be-
re9tist 81 lein, Die %senenwdrtis lid bic
tenbe @~elesenbeit gu benusen, I'm mld
suriidSuSieben.
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den Grwd9ungen. Die Srase 1T fir
mid %erltanoen, in melder @eile i'd Die
letten Sabre meines 9ebens subrinsen
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li9lter @eile mitsetbeilt, pel9e MIDI
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muns nit ben &efiblen, wel6e oas
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felbaft, baB Die liberale Yartei ben Sen=
bad tun9en beipili9tet, mel9e mir ST.
men unterbreitet baben. Siele Clint
r'ul1g ipiro cine 8eritdrfung erfabren
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oenerer 8eile oeriperte, als bieles Dor
aaeNrerel @enerationen Der Sal gene
lcn lei.
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Maenten ~1erlanat.
DR.. E. q. FOOTE,
Box 7ss, New Yorl

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Derfe. BON benea sins iber 100000 @remYlare Itias
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nSfene gpIfslpra&e unb e%eiunber Menf&euperfaub."
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fa.int p~rrldufs muir enslif@. Wessn SntaltsSersei@.
nine btefer gDerte wpue man f8 entwsper an DR. FooTE
psnbea pbtr an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1873 East 28th Street, New York.
aIsenten iuerben fir ben gertrieb btefer Merte ~SerIanst
nnb erhaltsn fsbr %ednfise Sebinsunsen. Sc nan&er
assnt bat idSn bur& ben @erlauf ttsier Wsrte i& hen
@runbtsin su einsra fleinen gern5sen selset. nDas
@enidsnisasm" if fir Grwa&fens uno ,@ihenidaft unb
Di4tuns" fir bic Suaenb elm uprSialiaes, lebrrsidss uno
intersEantes Mert. Gin Snbaltsperseidais Der g8erfe
wel&es franco per ppt an iehe Mbrene %periaubt pirb.
sisbt cine Spafinbise 8ei@reibans b~erfelben. glOh
einr,al:
Mgenten o6er Golpurteure b%erlangt.
Abreifire tuie ober.
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Dem Separtement 9artes pprences ltatt
%9etunoene Sti@wabl sibt na6 ben Big
lest e%ln9elaufenen &elultuten benz Bona
partition Galeau cine Maioritdt bon
1000 Stimmen.
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neleneuheiten.
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RI. 1909 gary Strabe,
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5aten auf BEN Eager einen arpsen @prratt
Son
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9olhen eagle.
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Gentldp Bourbon.
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Waars. Iuh fiibrsn mir
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graunmcire,
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'eh amet Sabren bfpteiene llntsrflasunb NM
aetoen lld ~bslreben fsrnsr oas WoblpoLtn
prsr &anben ld gu erperbsn.
Clifton unb 6arbcb,
l 10 mint
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26 IL mi
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BrieftAe Combinations It
unentee1b1t6.

Meter Mineralten nod fddbltde pFanssn sebraudt.
Btinabe 10000 Yatisntsn purben BON ibrn In ben lsstsn
swan,ts Satren ~bebanpe1t Seber 5aa piro einssln iSrs-
fdltis %reetfrirt, pb brteTid pber peri5nlid, Db prn bent
Doctor felbf cher feinen Silfsdrsten. 2sstere fnb aae
piFenfdaftlid %eebilbste Mebiciner.
Nle patienteu, petde entfernt pubnen, erbalten etue
ausfibrliGe 5rasenlife franco per Ypt cber I'M 5auie.
Gin sonfdnbises fsAematifdes @intraseat In ben gidern,
~sertinbert Gebler user Srrtbimer. Die Bidder werbep
nxr BON ben ansefelten Mersten s%eSfnet.
gBessu G~rasenlife pbsr anbsrwsittse Gpaiultattouea
a~brtfTre man ME fplst:
DR.. e. 3. FOOTE,
Box 1885,, New York
, 1875-01-19
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Spaial Trdm en- 9etraa 1, SOB OG
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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

QUILTING PARTY AT KIRKLASD-The good old days of quilting parties have almost passed out of mind, and many of this generation hardly know what is meant by the term Yet those of us who remember back to the time when scorn shuckings" supplied the place of social hops Solrees Musicale were unknown-and a ball meant irolick, can appreciate the good time they must have had at the residence of Mir. Sol JacbsoD, in Kirkland Valley, or the 10th ius, On the occasion of the first quilting party ever given in the Valley, and for aught we know in Yavapai county. Mrs. Louisa Jackson, the hostess, conducted everything in such splendid order that the guests, some thirty In number. were unanimous in her praise. She has proven herself very intelligent, entcrprising and agreeable lady, and is regarded as quite ain aqui- sition to the society of those beautiful valleys Peoples, Skull and Kirkland-wherc live a num- Der of others of whom tho same may be said When the quilt was about half finished halt was called and all hands sat down to dinner that would have gladdencd the eyes or satisfied the appetite of an epicure, and to say that it was fully enjoyed would simply be to repeat what everybody knows to be true. After dinner the attack was renewed and such hilarous sticbng laughing and good hunored talking as was kept up until it was too dark to sec without lighting lamps was probably never before wit messed in this Territory. Ali went home resolv- cd that when Mrs. J. gives another quilting party they will be there.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17
SCHOOL.

Next Monday morning the fall term O, our school commences, and it is to every one's interest that there be large attendance for the coming term, as the following (Sectiou of the School Law) will show:
 " It shall be the duty of the Governor. subjec, 70 the supervision of the Territorial Board ol Education, to apPortion to tbe several Counties on Inc second Monday of January. June and Sep tehiDcr ol each year, the amount of money to tue credit ithe school fund to which each County shall be entitled under the provisions of this act Ill proportion to the average number of children that have attended school in each of said Coun. tles during Inc three months prior to January Is, of each year. PTouided, that the apportionmcni shall not be made until the second Monday in Jan, lo16, upon the hasis O! the number of chil. dren in each County between the ages of six and twenty-ouc years"
 We hope that the parents and guardians oI the children will see that all the children attend We have compulsory education law, but we nope 1t will not become necessary to enforce it. and we don't think it will, for all American citi zcns surely know the value of an education sufIi. ciently to send their children to school without being forced to do so. The following extract from Sec. 23 of the School Law will explain itself
 "Tbey may provide books for the indigen, children and record books for the District, and pay for the same out of the County school mo- neys belonging to their District"
 We hope and expect that all the children with in reach of the school will attend.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

RETURNED-R. II. Burmister, of l.. Bashford S Co, has been to San Francisco and purchased an enormous stock of all kinds of goods suitable for this market He informs Us that his ship ments will eclipse anything ever before brought to this country both in quantity and quality Their great hurry now is to have ;aeir new build ing ready to receive their goods when they ar rive. Jo Crane, who went to San Francisco for medical treatment some mouths ago, returned on Monday looking sound and hearty. He gives a graphic description of the dark days of financial failure, the death and funeral Of Ralston, and and other incidents connected with bank sus- pensions, etc. in San Francisco, of which he was an eyewitness.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

A postmaster has been appointed for Prescott, and Postal Agent Adams has been appriscd of the fact by telegraph, but has received no inti- nation of who it Is. Postoficcs arc divided into classes or grades according to the amount of business done. All offices Scl ow a certain grade are filled by the P. NJ. General, and rhe appointee must be resident within the delivery of the office for which he is appointed those above that grade arc filled by Presidential appointment and the person appointed may be taken from anywhere in the United States. Prescott belongs to the latter class and it is not at all unlikely that a postmaster may be sent from tue East, or even from California, Oregon or Alaska. Our curiosity is excited and we arc anxious to know who it is, though VIC don't care a cent where he comes from provided he makes good postmas- ter and will keep the office in this end of town.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

E. L. AlcXandcr, Special Agt r. O. Dept, ar- rived here Monday afternoon by stage from Cali fornia, having come on an order from Washing ton to look aiger the Prescott postoflice. He seemed quite pleased to find MT. Adams here ahead of him. as it relieved him of largo amount of complicated work which Mir. Adams has already performed. Mir. Alexander was in Nevada and Mi. Adams in New Mexico when the news of the dedication reached them, and as Adams was beyond the reach of tclcgraphs, the Department 1t Washington ordered Alcxan- der hcrc In slc meantime Adams happening to stop at Fort Sedeu, N. M., asccrtained by the mercst accident, through a letter from General Kautz to Lieut.. Conrad, that the postmaster at Prescott had sbsconded, and bastcncd with all possible dispatch to this place. As they hold commissions of equal rank it is matter of no consequence which docs the business, and we are quite pleased with the promptness with which they have come to the rescue. If we didn't have dedication occasionally we should forget that there were any Postal Agents. Mir. Adams headquarters are in Denver, Colorado, and Mir Alexander in San Francisco. So that to James $. Giles is due the credit of causing this visit of the Postal officers.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

Dr. w. w. Jones, Centennial Agent for Ari- zoaa, is visit to Prescott and is enthusiastic in his admiration of the display of rich ores our miners arc making. This is the first interview we have had with the Dr. since the Spring of 1866 at Helena, Montana, and we find he still re- tains a vivid recollection of the temperature of the weather during the winter, as well as the rain, mud and snow through which we passed in reaching there after leaving the Columbia river. He informs us that our mutual friend, A. l.. By ron, is at Smiths mill, near the Vulture mine, and that he devotes much time to his telct of late; in fact, no Sunday School scholar in cap and pinaforc is ncatcr in his Sunday garb, which is taken by his friends as an indication that he contcm plates matrimony.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

Rrcu SrECIMENs.--Wc have this week seen several specimens from the Peck and Silver Prince mines richer than anything that has hith- crto been brought in from those rich deposits. Two large ones brought on the pack-train and left at Hutchison & Therne's will weigh forty or fifty pounds each and have the appearance of be- ing half silver Several small pieces from the Prince are much rckcr-geing, VIC should think, ns high as so or % per cent. Tho development of the country about the original Peck location Is really wonderful. Everyone who sees it comes back with the same story of its richness, and the belief that 1t is iaekhaast9ble.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

SOME waggish people have been il.,anncrcd enough Co suggest as a reason why new comcrs arc continually nistaking the MINER office for ahe postofRce, that they have been directed to look for the fagpolc in front of the P. O., and seeing the proprietor of the MINER think they've struck it. Now, we propose to show q proper spirit of resentment of such an imputation, and in order 60 place ourself on the defensive, have taken the prccaution to have the words "Printing Office" painted in black letters on each end of the porch and at the front entrance to this build ing, and the next maa that comes in here looking for post office will have to apologize and tell who sent him, or take the consequences.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

TIE SKULL VALLEY RoAD.-Lleut. Thomas is driving the military road from here to Skull Valley with all possible speed. He has over q hundred men at work, and those who have been at their camp say they are making perfect turn pike. They will reach Bowers ranch in Skull Valley, in about seventeen miles, whereas by the present stage route it is but little if any less than forty round the granite range by way of Tonto Springs. Frank Murray is clerk, Dan Lount, foreman, and several other citizens have posi- tions in the outfit, and altogether it Is a good thing for the employment it gives to those who want to work, and is going to be splendid con- yeniencc, not only to freighters of Government supplies but the goods of merchants and for ranchers to bring their produce to market, as
 well as to shorten the mail route some three or four hours. For the appropriation of money to enable us to have this accommodation we arc
 indebted to the cXcrticns of eX-Delegate McCor- mick, who procured it from Congress, and for the prompt execution of the work to Lieutenant Thomas, under the direction of General kaUtz.
 The balance of the appropriation will be expend- ed on the road to Camp Mcdowell, under the same management, soon as this is completed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

SOLD OUT.-Col II. A. Bigclow has sold his "Nifty" property to Chas. F. Cate, Esq, former ly of Phoenix, Maricopa county. The Colonel proposes to abjure the town, its temptations, vi. cisitudcs and vices, and bend his energies to the production of silver from the native rocks of the surrounding country. IL has become evident to the Colonel, as to all of us, that silver is our salvation. Arizona if not silver producing country is nothing, and the Col feels it 60 be his concientious duty to assist in proving to the world that this is great silver mining region Elsewhere he tells bis debtors 10 come and pay up. He wants to use the money in developing his mines
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

s'Oricntal" Is the name of the mine discovered by George Hoglc in which General Kautz and J. Roscuthal arc interested and which we crroni- ously called ."Oricnt' in our last issue. Mir Roscuthal purchased d complete outfit of miners supplies of C. F. Head ,S Co. a few days ago and sent out a gang of men to go to work on it. He hopes 10 be able to make shipment of very high grade orc from the Oriental soon. It lies quite near the Peck and Silver Prince, and bears inc same character of orc as that which Mir. Ro seutha! paid Sl, ,So0 d ton for last week.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

Surprise Parties have not been very popular in Prescott of late. Yet we hear of one at the resi- dence of Mir. and Mrs. V. 4. Stephens, on Tues dap evening, that proved quite success Both surprisers and surprised enjoyed themselves and all were pleased. Some of the guests remember. ing former experiences dodget, it is said, every time it thundered in the West, and seemed to have vague idea that lightning was liable to strike anywhere on the occasion of Surprise party but nothing occurred either elemental or social to mar the pleasure of the evening.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

TIE WATER STOUT AT GILsoNs.-Since the account of the cloud-burst which we published on the first page has been in type We have inter- viewed Mir. Gilson, and learn that the damage to the road between here and his ranch will not be so great as represented in that article. He thinks the damage can be easily repaired so that frieght teams can haul full lead over it, other wise the facts as given by MT. Hamilton arc cor robOratcd.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

THE P. O. DErALcATIeN.-Sinceo our last issue, Postal Agent Adams has received from Deputy Marshal Parker sufficient means, of the money taken from Giles and Mechan, to resume payment of money orders presented here and is selling or ders to bc paid elsewhere. There arc some other money and property to te turned over to the dc pertinent besides the fixtures in the office belong ing to Giles, and for which he will be entitled to credit, which, the agent informs us, will reduce shc entire dedication below Si 900.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

Dan O'Leary, Henry Herbert, Thos. Barnum Chas. Spencer and perhaps others have either started or arc about starting on Q raid against a band of elk said to be ranging at the base of Bill Williams Mountain. They may swing round to- wards Sau Francisco Mountain and stir up nest of bears on their return. and it Is though, the price of elk and bear skins as we'll as the flesh of these animals will be considerably re duced in this market when they come in. Her. bert will keep an eye out for horned does mean. xuhi
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

Conroy appreciated his punishment, aitcr choosing to leave rather than go to ja.! sixty days party met him above Curtis mill, on Fri day, walking in the middle of the creek in water oearly up to his knees, on being asked why he chose to walk in the wster, he said he had been banishcd from Prescott and was determined no one should track him cut of the country.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

Asher x Co.'s building, corner of Goodwin and Montczuma streets, is up and has the joists on.-Frcdcrick & Henans tin-shop is nearly completed and they have moved in. They arc putting the tin roofing together for Bashford & Co.'s buildings.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17

SCueoI. BEGINs.-The little folks who have had quite long play spell will have to straight en up and be ready to answer the rcll-call next Monday morning at the school house. They have observed the motto. "Play when you play, with becoming promptness and activity, and now they will bc called upon to complete the sentence and show that they can be as industri- ous in their studies as at play, and "work when they work"