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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28
no the ladies.

MRS DIR. Foster seeps always on hand full sur
ply of braces supporters, peHsariea syrngesf
breast pumps and many other articles TO numeIau,
TO mention Ladies' in want of the above line os
goods can be accommodated by calling AT the pri-
Yate entrance on West street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28
fken,eaic. ser ti,e s.pixoot,c.
Compound syrup OF wiid Cherry IrnrK.

Compound SyrupO Wiid Cherry ffirk.
This preparation is the only perfect cough medi-
cine that know of, aud cures all curable cases and
relieves those that not curabe. claim nothing
for the prescription, but the method of preparing
is such as to get all the medical effects from the in
gradients in perfection, and has taken the exper-
iance aud abnr OF forts years TO place II at the
head of the cough medicines of the word. 1t Ia
used and prescribed by some OF the hest Doctors In
this and other States for ther families AMI patients
Old persons ami old cISes OF cough relieved AMI
enabled TO sleep and yet rest and strength. Pc
pared and sold otlY by
ALFRED WALTON,
augl9, 9,eOdtojanl 1886 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28

Stands unriyaed az q specific for crOuUs, coughs
colds and all bronchial affection. A prompt, safe
and reliable remedy, pleasant 10 take. sold whole
sale anu retail at FOSTERS DbI q STs.RF,
Cor Front and West streets.
full supply OF fine felt lung protectors for weak
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28
no F'A ss.ci;tns.
"CACiigls DE PAIN"
FOR HENBEEt"G TIE MOST BITTER MEDl
CiXGs "A SfElESS.

FOX I.Tk T5IENIHG TIIF EUNT BIT 7 lsIt MIME
CiXEs IA SrELES5.
These Cacltets are made of simple -four paste and
al ated to substances In powder form; they dis
sve very readily IN tile stomach. lher,by allowing
Tile contents to act at on'e. They are prepared az
ne physician REQUIRES item, therefore the conten.s
are fresh material. The most nausenu5 and III ter
medicines AZ Quiune, A1es, etc, as well as those
of unpleasant ndo-, like Assafgtda can be taken
with perfect comfort hy the most sensitive patient,
the taste a ID smell being pertectty dd cUAptetetg
d&gHttosd. To lie up with the requirements OF the
times and tie demands of our customers we have
supplied ourselves With the requisite appara us for
neatly and eXaehtnusly tlll ng aud preparing
Cacheta for USE which are much approved by h0th
PHI 81, .an ali patient.
Il. ERiNaHUBsT 4 co,
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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

EXPRESS Co. Is PRosPEcT.-Mr. C. H. Wells of the proposed Arizona and New Mexico Ex- press Co, spent several days in Prescott since our last issue, and left op Tuesday evening for San 3ernardino in company with Dr. J. H. Pier son of the c. tS A. Stage Co.,, where conference will be had between MT. ". and the officers oi the Stage Company with reference to carving .be Express. No definite arrangemeut has vel been effected, but MT. Wells authorized us to state that he was pleased with the business pros- poets of Arizona, and if he could procure favora- ble terms for transportation Of their Express, it Is his present purpose to put on a line this Fall, and if the ground is not already occupied by others before they get established, they will add banking accommodations and do regular Ey- change as we'll as Express business. Mr. ". is especially pleased with Prescott as a place Of residence, and says, in case they conclude to es- tablish themselves ih Arizona, that while their business will have it's rainihcations throughout this Territority and New Mexico, he shall bring his family to Prescott 10 reside. IL is proposed to extend the line from San Bernardno, Cal. via Hardyville, Cerbat and Mineral Park to Prescott i; thence via wickenburg, Phenix and Florence to Tucson, and from San Diego via Tucson to Silver City, N. M., with such other extensions and branches as the exigences Of the business may warrant, including extension from here to AL buquerque, N. NJ. via Camp Wingate, aud from some point in Mohaye county to Sandy. This Is an outline of the scheme he wishes to carry out if he can make the arrangements to do so.
 The business portion of our community under stand the importance both of having an Express and banking establishment in this country. The matter has been canvased and discussed in all its phases, and it would be idle to urge upon them the necessity of patronizing literally institu- ton calculated to increase our business indus tries and direct the attention of the world to our latent opportunities for the profitable invest ment of capital.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

A sucCEss.-Thc Silver Belt smelling works started up on "Wednesday and proved a success though an accident prevented completion of the blast. A charge of some five hundred pounds of rock was put in as an experiment, and ran finely until fre-brick cracked out of the lining, fell into the outlet and completely stop ped the flow both of metal and slag. Enough has been shown by this experiment, however, to settle the question of whether the orc will smelt or not, and 1t Is q success. Thorne and Murray were out there and brought in two bars which we weighed yesterday. One weighs 35 and the other 34 pounds. No assay has been made of it, but it looks well, and when its value is ascer- talned we will have more to say about It.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
Newark Land Company. San Francisco Bay. Alameda Co., California
 Title Perfect. Incorporated

THE NEWARK LAND COMPANY IS NOW IN shape the Guarantee Fund paid in This company will be prepared in May to take parties by steamboat and aroad to their town and lands By reference Coast Sur vey Chart t will be that Potfero Pon in front u Newark, the deep water al the way through the channel from the Pacific with the C. P R. R. running n direct line through Livermore Pass making this the meeting point between all of the United States and by deep water to all parts of the globe and the manufacturing point the Bay of San Francsc-prufy Of water, gosd climate, excellent ss and easy nicaton. Purchasers geftng possession raise hrgs crops by planting late July 18th This company will commence active operation n building. etc. For all information. circulars, maps and subscription apply at the office of tbeCompany, 405} California Street basement opposite the Bank of California San Fsncsco. This Land will be sold at Auction Nay 22 1875 hy H. N. Hewha Co., in sces and lots to the highest bidder. Terms at sale. Credit large buyers. Possession will be by the ls of June if the crops e
 Steamer M S. Latham the fo, Of Brannan opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Wharf San Francisco Sundays, Mondays. Wednesdays. ard Frdays at s2,O o'clock arriving at Newark II fo half past H. according to the tide giving from four to Eve hours the ground Returning. leave Newark at hsfpast o'clock srivinS at San Francisco a halfpas The best of Restas rants the steamer the New York plan; pay only er what you get: Breakfast 50 cents Dinner, 75 cenn. Fare for round trip severtyeve centA Stages conpess with boat running to Mics Centreville washingon Cor. ners, Warn SfFings and San Jose.
 CHA6 R. PETERS. Manager.
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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

THE proprietor of the Nifty Saloon recently tried hard to sell out without success, and has now gone on the other tack, hired a new bar keeper-Wm. fiardDer-recently from Tucson, re-opened the eating house connected with the saloon, under charge of G. \. Wallacc, late stew ard of tho Cosmopolitan Hotel in Tucson, whose advertisement appears in auotber column, has faro, moute aud other High for luck" games running in the house as though he intended to try and force fortune one way or another.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

PROMENADE CoScERr.-The completion of the new Post Hospital at Fort Whipple was the occasion for splendid musical entertainment, on "Wednesday evening, in which the Sth Infau- try Band did their very best Dr. Lippsncott has shown thorough knowledge of what Is required in Hospital in the superinteudency Of the con-. struction of this, which many officers of exten- sive travel pronounce the finest military hospi- tai in the United States We return thanks for the opportunity of being present on this inter- estiug occasion, and shall have more to say of the building hereafter
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

FaEscoTT JocKY CLUB.-we were present Q, q meeting of the Finance Committee of the Pres cott Jockey Club, at Jackson and Tompkins saloon. last Tuesday night 1 II. A. Bise!ow. President of the Club notified the Committee, that in consequence of the de parture of Mir. Miner for California. it would be necessary to appoint Secretary to act until the next meeting of the Club, and on motion of C. A Luke, J. l.. Fisher was appointed Secretary. The minutes of the last meeting of the Com. mittee were read and approved with the excep- ton of the sction of the Committee in leyyug an assessment on the Capital Stock-wbich was re. scinded, and on motion of Mir. Marks, it was de. cided to increase the stock to one thousand dol. [ lars.
 1 The subcommittee on the Track reported the failure Of Mir Merland to fulfill his contract, and the subsequent agreement with T. D. Sanders to put the race course in order and then reported that on yesterday they had examined the Track and found il in better condition than they had expected for the amount expende that the Track is now in good condition for business, either for saddle animals or wagons. On motion of c. A. Luke, it WIS ordered that warrant be drawn on the Treasurer of the Club ioi Scoo III laNoT Ol l. D. Sauuers, an q tO De charged 10 Construction account
 D. C. Thcrne, handed in package of fne silk badges, as contribution from J. C. Cassidy, tor mcriy resident of Prescott, now In Nevada; and on motion of Mir. Tempkins, vote of thanks was declared, which the Secretary was requested to forward to Mir. Cassidy.
 The application of T. D. Sanders, for member ship, was favorably considered.
 On motion of D. C. Tborne, 1t was resolved that the Track be opened June 18th; with Citi- zen's Purse of slO0 for a single dash of one mlle-free to all; SI0 entrance. Half of the En- trance fees to be added to the purse. Tue lst winner to receive s60; 2d, s25; and the Sd, SIS, with the addition of the proportion of entrance fees in same ratio
 All entries 10 be made by the 18th instant.
 Gen. w. Curtis and Sec'y Fisher were appoint ed a Committee 10 solicit subscriptions to the Purse, and also 60 the Capital Stock
 II. A. Bigelow, w. J. Tompbins and J. P liar grave were appointed Committee on Bylaws, to report at next meeting.
 Meeting adjourned.
 The Club have a lease of the ground for five years, and there is every prospect that the inter- est taken in this affair, by few, will result in real benefit lc the town and community.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

PROCEEDINGS OF DISTRICT Cou.r-JUDGE TwEED.-May 27th-william H. Hanson vs H. Asher & Co-verdict of jury in favor of plaintiff for s245; stay of proceedings granted.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Johu Peter Gabriel continued.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Nicholas Peralto- motion 10 set aside verdict denied; sentence and judgment of Court, "one year iu Territorial prison at hard labor"
 Territory of Arizona vs. Francisco Trufelio- motion to set aside verdict denied; judgment of Court "ninety days imprisonment in the County jail.
 May 29th-Territory of Arizona vs Manuel Abiles-death sentcuce.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Daniel Cannon-judg. ment of Court, "Thirty.one years confinement in Territorial prison at hard labor"
 Morrison vs Lee-motion to strike out amend. cd complaint oyerrGled; defendant allowed forty days to Ilead to complaint, by consent of counsel on both sides.
 Hathaway vs. Collier-motiou to strike out answer argued by John A. Rush in support of aud John w. Leonard against; submitted and taken under advisement.
 June lst-John Q. Page admitted te practice as attorney and counsellor.
 Territory of Arizona vs. William Malone-re- leased iron custody on his own recognizance- bond, one thousand dollars.
 June 2d-Marco Bojinh vs. Fordice Phelps Referee submitted his report; set for argument tomorrow.
 Melvin vs. Arnold-case argued and submit ted-taken under advsement.
 Territory of Arizona vs. the Vulture Mining Company-tax suit judgment for $62l.
 June 3d-Bojinh vs. Phelps-beiug argued by Hargrave for plaintiff
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
LETTER FROM CERBAT.
GREAT, A. T. May 29tb, 1872.

, CERBAT, a. T. May Zyth. 1872
 EDITOR MIsER:-HaviDg left the McCraok in mines and Greenwood city few dss : since, give you the news from that sectbn } Of our Territory. Work is being pushed D. head by Messrs. McNevin & Bateman ,n their respective mines. A shaft is dow n ,n the Senator mine some ninety feet, showing fine body of rich ore. Mir. Bateman is ru,- ming tunnel in his mine and has tapped tie ledge, the ore is richer than ever. Thse gentlemen are in fine spirits, and are more than pleased with their purchases, their mines coming up in every respect to their most sanguine expectations. The Gna, Western or San Froncisco, just north of the Senator shows we'll in the tunnel which i, being run. A law suit has been commenced by A. E. Davis, against the parties in possess. ion of this most valuable mi ming property. It IS the opinion of many men of mining ex- perience, that the mine is the largest and richest of all the McCrackin locations. The Mcdaniel mine, about one mile north of the Great Western is being worked, and shows a tine rich body of ore. There gre many other mines in the Owens District on which assessment work is being done. Several men ofmining no,oriety have recently gone down to examine the McCrackin mines.
 Messrs. Stewart & Rains are looked for every day from California. As they have some of the best mines in that section bond ed, it is hoped they will do something for the country by way of purchases and work.
 MT. F.. Martin Smith, has returned to San Francisco to make arrangements for the pur- chase of the Blackberry mine, and mill to work said mine, which is situated in the Pea COCK range of mountains between here and Prescott.
 met seven wagons en route for Prescott, and the emigrants all said they intended set ting there. At Beale Springs were several families also ca route for your section, with band of 5000 sheep. The owner of this band of sheep complained of the high rate of toll he had to pay to the toll keeper of sheep.
 Colonel Buel is erecting furnace on Bill Williams Fork and has q contract with Bateman & Co. to be furnished with fifteen tons of ore each day from their mine. A wagon road is now being built from the mines to Colonel Buels furnace.
 Messrs. Johnson & Wright have a very rich mine about four miles from Buel's camp, which they are working extensively.
 Some twenty tons of provisions have ar rived at Aubrey, on the Colorado river for the McCrackin mines.
 Things generally are quiet in Cerbat. Ev- cry body is getting ready for the coming term of the District Court. There will be some twenty cases on the calendar.
 Work is progressing on several of the mines around here, principally assessment work.
 The Keystone mine. at Mineral Park, is being worked with success. There is an i'm mense lot of fine milling ore out on the dumps. The mines generally in this county are attracting considerable attention and Capitalists are soon to be here to examine them.
 All the inhabitants in this county are de- lighted with the Postal changes recently made. BoN DIABLE.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

MUsrc ON THg PIAzA.-The following are the selections for to morrow afternoon, at the music stand. We shall cuntinue 10 publish the pro- gramme each week hereafter, so that the people may know beforehand what kind of music Is to be played. and by whom:
 1. General Kautz March Boyer. 9 Ari an'cll Opera Lucrcsis Borgia. Don'zcti. B. Black Crook Opperti. f. Quadrille-Good.bye Ahbiati 5 Robert Dcvercux Donizcti $. Sophia Polka Strauss
 ALBINo ABBIArI, Band Master
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

Jim Bones arrived today from San Bernarduo bringing two through passengers, and ieft several at points on the route He informs us that there are now 10000 sheep on their wsy into the Terri. tory, by the Mohave route
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

APPLES raised in Prescott last year have kept perfectly sound until now. Judge Brooks pre- sented us with some, June lst, of his own raising that were very paltable, and quite rarity at this season of the year.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

MrsIc.--Received by Mondays mail from NJ. Gray, 625 Clay street, San Francisco: "The Lute song," from the new Shuhert Album of Franz Shubert; "Sinile Whenever You Can," by l.. Won Der Mehden; "Shc Is So Innocent,"- Song from Lccocq's Opera of La File De Angot-- words by Nesficld "kutschke Polka Won Lud- wig Stasuy.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

FIRE IN THE WooDs.-Somc thoughtlcss per son has set fire to the brush and grass all the way from Little Copper Greek to Curtis saw mill, giving the workmen at the mill much trouble in fighting fire, putting the mill and logs in danger and destroying a large amount of standing timber
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

ATMOSPHERIC OBsERvArIoN.-Some time ago we noticed an item in the MINER about North, south, East and West winds. But it seems that no matter which way the wind blows, it is al- sass terrible dry, especially when you have to o'ow your horn. MEMBER or THE BAND.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

IcE cold as the north side of "Greenland's icy mountain always on hand, and Ice Cream sweet CT and richer than honied kisses every evening, from and after Sunday next, at Tom Whilehead's Antelope Restaurant Take your gal round and buy her some Ice Cream.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

LOOK at the enumeration of articles of new goods received at Bashford's in a halfdoxen small ads today. They have something entire ly new in the clock line that everybody ought to eNamine.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

The County Treasurer has in this issue of the MINER an ''adn that will prove of interest 10 somebody. Let those who are wealthy enough to own scrip, please read.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

THAT whistle at Moves mill will hereafter agi- tate the "Stiliy air of morn" at seven. It will also sound refreshment at thigh twelve," and one hour past will call the men to labor, then. as .he lengthenipg shadows proclaim the suns decline, at six-will bid the weary cease from toiI
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

All the latest styles in Summer Hats also a new line of the Standard Yoke Shirt-in white and colors, just opened at
 l.. BAsHFoRp & Co.'S.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

Moses Mannssse, administrator, oners the en- tire merchandise stock of the late Heyman Man. nasse. also tailipys from the vnlturc. for sale
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

large assortment Of Hecht < Bros screwed Boots and Shoes, just arrived at
 l.. BAsHFoRp S Co.'S
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

GOODS arrived during the week: L. Bashford Co, s,aoo pounds. by Daniel Geisinger's teams; ef.Hcad & Co, lS.ooo pounds, by Nash's iea:ss
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

The largest and most elegant stock of Clothing suitable for the season, just opened at
 l.. ASHFORD & Co.'S
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
Local InteIligen ce.
Church Notice.

Reverend Mfr Wright wlll preach in the Courtroom sery Sunday at II A. N until further notice Sunday :hool immediately after service
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
With what content and merriment

perfect n; in fine French calf hands -sewed Boots at L. BAsHfoRD X Co.'S.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

= HAHHoIiA WAfER FLORIDA WATIR end sAs bsss wnoHr's CotosSI. Fsesh and Go- E. sns a. DK KEyDALI'S Pscsesr Drag esoss
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

The finest assortment of Tobacco in the City at l.. BAsHFoRD & Co.'S.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
List Of Letters

List Of Letters REMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT PRESCOTT Arizona. for the week ending June 4, 1875. Bradbury. RevCw McNulty. wmF4 Buirick, C Muller T Brown, K. McWilliams, JIG Cooley CE Malone, Miss Mary Gale u,,,, w Montgomery, Thos Carter. Thomas iSo" !" Christy, Samuel Neal. no Casly Theran Owinp. (,basSl Condron, Patrick Opntsr, T.x;
 Patrick Mir Devons, David p.r.on, ST Dougherty. William Phelan. Edward Do", Peaman, T Da"es' c Port A J Garbarino, Jose Ricketts, John Garbrno Gusepps S,.., aIo "o'''"' Sanderson, FM Hester w wa Stanton John ll~rley. Ed Scott. H D Hanors, w Schubfe, J Howell J Titus Spoon~r, Antons Harris, David Thor,. w..b flaws, Henry , Kennedy. Lewis White. DLe hio1 fhiiip Winnnghof, Henry Leggo;t. Thomas Wharton. F. MD Lewis TbosL Waite, Vim w Leymarie Lion Zeigler J & A
 SPANISH LETTERS. Jesus Valvsrde Antonio Cras 3 Antonio segovia Juan Rodrigo ; Antonio LoIez Rafel Timbres Isabel Medina Francisco Alcons Rafel Galardo A Basoues Antonio Susre1 Jenaro S Amharano Supeta Srus Eetebsn Romsro Persons calling fer the letters will please say Advertised, [" and give date of list.
 JAMES s. GILES, PM
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

fine assortment of light summer Prints and Domestic Dry-Goods at l.. BAs HEARD sS Co.'S
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

AGUA FRA RASCH.-We called upon Mir and Mrs. Nathan Bowers at their ranch in Agua Fria Valley, on Saturday, and again on Sunday, 22d and 23d of May, and return thanks for kind treatment. The Ag1s Fria Ranch is one of the permanent institutions of the country. The buildings are of the most substantial character and all the appointments of the place have an air of stability that seems 10 say "Come to stay" Corn is up and gives fair promise of good yield The meadow is so green that 1t Is almost glossy and decked with bright yellow and red flowers is suggestive of ga sea of glass mingled with fire" Mrs. s. and her friend, Miss Lou Evans, of Prescott, who Is on a visit of some weeks to the rauch, are practcing in the elegant art of riding horseback and succeeding admirably, both in the management or the noble animal, and in indu- cling healthy bronze complexion by exposure 10 the sunshine of semi-tropical Agua Fria. We shall bc prepared, on the occasion of our next visit, to kud
 With what content and merriment
 Their days spent whose minds are bent
 To follow the useful blow"
 Or, percbancc "~hcn the horn of the hunter Is heard on the hill' they may be "bounding away to join in the chase"
 MTad Muller, a summer day,
 Rakci the ESeadov, sweet with hay" And If the exercises not varied so as to in- clude Maud's favoritc amusement, an opportu- nity will have been lost, for the meadow is not wanting.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

Clough's lime kilns will receive attention next week.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
OF LIFE ANCI

They have fully complied with the laws Of Arizona have been licensed by the Territorial Treasurer, and have a responsible legal representative resident n Ari- xona
 This Company from is favorable location. SECURES HIGHER RATES OF INTEREST ou iu investments than Eastern Companies. Each Policy Holder being Member re.
 ceives his share of the surplus. Is Policies are world. vide No restriction on travel oe residence.
 For in5oru.sioa relative to iusurssee. spplyto
 0. W. oEARHA1I, Agsat PsrscorT oYFIcI-vish Dr. MeCsndleo myls.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
MISSOURI VALLEY LIFE INSURAN NCE
 COMPANY.
 Principal Office: LEAvENWORTH KANSAS. D. M SWAN, Prest J.L JONES. Sec'y.
Directors; {;

Directors: c. II. LORD, COL. D. TAYLOR. THoS EWING, HUGH FARLEY, SAMUEL HUGHES C. A. SHIBELL. sAML. H. DRACHMAN, J. w. HOPKINS. s. R. DELONG w. W. WILLIAMS. L. CARRILLO, R. A. WILBUR. P. AGUIRHE G. H.
 HOWARD, JOHN wASSON.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

The above SOUND. VIGOROUS and POPCLAB Company have just completed the organization of th Branch Ofioe thereby offering
 SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04

Having carefully studied the character of goods ds. srabs for this market and having hand 90 large and so varied assortment selected with the xrssi.s, poss. ble confident that fer the ensuing year vs will be better enabled to satisfy the mercantile wsn,s os this community than heretofore.
 C.P. HEAD ( co. Prescott. Ahsoaa. January }, ls7l