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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-08
TOBACCO Markets

LoUIsvILLE.-The market Is qui.t
with sales aggregatIng 81 hogsheads
The Pickett House sold hhd- hid
Meade county leaf at Sl2 70; do Ballard
county leaf at SD 80; do Todd county
leaf at so 80; do Ohio county lug at
81 90; do trash at s. 80
The Nlnth-strect House sold - hhds
d hhds Barren county lugs from ;, 20 TO
rs; do Barren county leaf from Sll %
to IA 75i 3 do Todd county leaf from - :,
10 - rs; do lniana frozen lugs from
81 10 TO 40; do Indian lugs to - 20
and 10 10; do Indiana leaf al sl2 -
and l3 %.
CINCINSATI.-The market ha- ruled
steady during the past week at about the
same range Of prices rs were current
last week Receipts Of new contInu"
very light, and are chiefly of low, COM
mon sorts, shippers evidently holding
back their better grades in anticipation 81
better prices. Ohio Seed quiet without
change. The total offerings for the week
were j9j hhds and 2O3 boxes Il, follow
At the Bodmann Warehouse
23 hhdS new West Virginia
! at s. 5Om9, II Mt $50 2jDa
IA 7j ut $lj 2jC 10, 3 at $50 jOm - -,
at $50 %. 4 boxes West Nrgiuia .
at $7m7 IS, = Mt SO -.
At the Morris Warehouse = hhda
West Virginia at $l2Gtl2 80 , LoNe-
at 81 30, 50 80, Sl3 10
At the Globe Warehouse / HID
West Virginia. at s. soar; . nt
Sl2 SOAR -.
RICHMOND April - The market j..
steady but dull. The offerings on Change
last week comprised $50 package, pt
which 4gS were sold at prices ranging
from - to S1S. The breaks wrr" Noi
hhds l37 tIerccs and lOj boNr-. The
following is a comparison of the quantity
Of loose tobacco sold at Shockor ware.
house from the lst of October TO thr l-t
Of April:
In 1873 - .............. 3.iJI,lUJ lbs.
la lS7}-5I .......-...l ,Sb,J
Excess in lS7i-'55 55......................ljyp,sgJ
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Receipts ofthe finer classes Of driving
Horses are lighter than for some time
past. and animals are held at higher iig-
urr.. Most of the common Grade, dis
posed Of are skipped to the Eastern mar
kcts. Sales in the Fifth street auctions
for the past week footed up go head,
against 800 head for the preceding week,
aud 1865 head for the last month. or
last week sales, one car load was ship
ped to Boston, at Sl?G TO $40 per head (;
one car load to New York at $50 to
500, and three car loads into North Car
olina, at $G4 to 500. General prices of
Horses are quoted Plug s2uf 80. pillow
Nags SiOmG0 common work 500" -,
common drivers SGjh 90, medium drivers
$9Oa 40 street car S3j@ 10. Boston
chunks SS5m l6O good harnr-, Horses
for home u,c Sl2Om 80, extra harnc-.
Horses $l5Oa 200, heavy draft SlJO
S2OOa 300. In the Mule market price.
are improved, and prices are as follows
ii hands S75m 80. Is hands $1,000 loj,
l6 hands Sl5O@l7j. Extra good pairs
of IL hand animals will bring $500 100.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April Flour Dull
and unchanged. Wheat Wanted; red
81 27@l 2S; amber 81 3Ool 81; white
81 36. Corn-Scarce and higher; yellow
and mixed Ssc. Oats-EXcitcd; white 20
Ca7&c; mixed 7Om7O!c Provisions
Firm. Pork-S22 OOm - -. Lard
Quiet at l4m lj3c. Whisky-DulI; west
ern at 81 l3. Nominally
unchan ged. Clover Srcd-N cstern ! |
ale. Buttcr-Dull; New York and
Bradford county extra 2Sa SOC; do first
2j@27c; western extra 22m 2ic; do iirst-
lsM20c. Chcesc-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm; western 2jm pc.
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The prOXlmalr quotations. are
BLACK.
Boston Wool Market.

There Is little or nothing new tu .lN
concerning the wool market. which a
majority of the dealer, report rather
quiet, with fair share ri inquire. from
the manufacturers. who are looking
through the market. and a liitl" morr lu-
quirv for the finer woods. Two more
rargoc, of Australian wool have arrived
thi. week. portions Of which viii go pu
orders to manuf,rtur, and u er have
been ialr sale. of former arrival al low
prices. Importers generally do not r,,r.
To- sell at prices offered bv manufacturer.
q, they will not more than cover the cost
of importation. aud hardly that. whII'. the
,u,uIf,,rtur,rs nyrr tLut the rood. Iuur-
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 7.-FIour--Demand
good at fall prices. Wheat-Actlv" but
irregular; No. spring 81 o.; No. ,
fresh 81 o.; regular 81 90! spot; - U5i
seller May; 81 OG5 seller June NO. 39I!
Ia 81; rejected 9Oc. Corn-Drmani A.
tive and prices advanced: No. , mixed
zoe bid cash; 79sc bid seller May; 7S.c
bId seller June; rejected 72@72,c. Oats
Demand active and prices advanced;
No j9j@GOc ,poti Giic bid seller May
G4!m 6ISc seller June. Rye--Actiyr;
No. | u Os Barley-Drmand good at
full prices; No. 81 10 spot; 81 Os seller
April. Pork-Dul and unsettled at
$22 10 spot; SD - seller May; 50 jj
seller June. Lard-Steady and in mod
crate demand ut 5lj 37!mlj % spot;
$l5 I4GGI5 A! seller Nav. Bulk Meat,
Dull and nominal. Whisky Steady
and in moderate demand at 81 llG,l Il.
On call board the market was active
and higher. Whrat-No. > ) Uj5 seller
May; 81 OG, seller June. Corn-12!c
seller May. Oat,--j9jc seller May.
Pork-322 6O@22 ~! seller June. Lard
-Slj 70.
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SOC; hrazel nuts, per ID, 25c; almonds per
ID, 3O@35c; figs, per ID, 25ci dates, per
10, zoe; cocoa nuts. l0c each.
SUNDRIEs-Msple sugar, ga lOc per
cake according to size; maple molasses,
SOC per ct, or sl.75 per gallon; sorghum
molasses, 20c per quart
Shade trees and plants Lombardy
poplars, about Is feet high. 25c each
evergreens, SOC each; flowers and shrubs.
5c(G copper pot according to rarity
and size.
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Baltimore Market.

BALrlMoRE, April I-Flour-Quict
and steady. Whcat-Firmcr; No. !
western 81 30; No. > 81 ~. Corn
Strong; western mixed Ole. Oats Firm;
white western G9m zoe; mixed GA 69r.
Rye-Quict and unchanged. Coffee
Nominal. lIay-Unrhanged. Whisky
Western dull ut 81 II. Provisions
Strong. Pork-Stcady at 50 - Bulk
Meuts-Frm; shoulders s{ci clear rib -
Bacon-Firm and active; shoulders 9Ic;
Gear rib BE. Lard-Frm; refined at
lGc Butter-Strady and unchanged.
Petroleum-Easier at 64"Gsc.
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Cleveland Market

CLEVELAND, April Wheat Firm.
No. red > 20; NO.. 2 DO 81 l.. Corn
Firm; high mixed 49,; low miN"d ,...
rur. on track 73@7ir Oat- Better
No. state Csc; No. 2 do SO; white 80.
Petroleum Quiet; Standard white ear
lots II! !ci Ohio state tr-t l2lci small lot
lC,2c higher.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and STOCK
Market.

NEw YORK, April 1.-MoNEY-
) to per cent, closing at the latter
figure. On the Stock Exchange New
York Central and Union Pacific loaned
at 2per cent; Rock Island at per cent,
and Western Union, Lake Shore, Erie
Pacific Mail, Northwestern and St. Paul
Mt 4 per cent. Prime merchantile paper
in good demand at 5Ca per cent. Sterling
quiet at 4S5B for sixty DAYS and 4o9! for
sight. Customs receipts $4,000.
GoLp-Strong; opening at ll4s, and
closing ut ll43. Carrying rates to -
per cent. The Assistant Treasurer dis
burscd $27,OOO. Clearings S33,OOOOOO.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, April The trade move
ment was slow in all departments, own.
to the inclcment weather The market
for cotton goods wa. quiet but all bead
ing make. firmly held by manufacture
agents, Plaid print, active. but other
STYLES quiet. Cotioundr~ quiet. Wur-tri
drr,, good, fairly uctiy" md plaid -tyIr
in brisk demand. Wool"u- remain Hug
gish. Ribbons active.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, April Wheat Duh
and easier. Confirm at 0n' 500 ~ 10
quality; ,helled, white and mixed ,ir'
i6c; prime yellow 7S@sor. Petroleum
Quiet: crude 81 GOAL G2i at Parker $;
refined l2!ml2ic for Philadelphia.
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RAILROAD BuNDS-Firm.
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STATE BONDs-Stcady.
STOCKS-Thc railway and msceIiane-
Gus speculation was generally strong and
higher to-day. The volume Of business
was quite large in leading stocks and ad-
vanceI in some cases very decidedly. At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph shares led
the market on the upward turn aud ad-
vanced from 24I at the opening to = / at
the close, with final sales at the highest
point of the day. The sailing OF the
steamer Faraday to pick up ana hhl>h
LAYING the direct cable and arrangements
made bv the Atlantic and Paeitia Com
pany for the extension of It's system OF
wires to St Louis and Milwaukee had
much to do with the rise to-day. Pacific
Mail was another prominent feature ana
rose from 4l3 to A.! sn denial of the re-
ported detalcation at Yokohama. IL "p-
pears that there is small discrepancy
between the New York and Yokohama
accounts and an agent is now on hl, way
To China to fix it up. Western Union
WAS active and rose from ~ to 'S3
Union Pacific was firm and ranged from
20! to Il. closing at 7Oi. Erie was iiTm
and advanced from 2S! to $Oi. Wabash
rose from 10. to l6! and St. Paul from
3sJ to 39J. New York Central was
strong and advanced from lOl to loi j.,
Notwithstanding the decision oi the SUI
prcme Court again-; the company Oh the
scrip dividend tax. The other changes lH
the market were not important. The
market closed strong. TRANSACTIONS
POI 900 shares, of which $1,000 were Pa,
cifc Mail. $4,000 Western Union, TOOC
- Paul 10000 Erie, 1900 Wabash and
u 900 Union Pacific
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Another suit Against Boss i"ee"--'
Heavy Bati.

NEW YoRk, April a new sHh.
urJar - recent act OF the Legislature, has
h..u b.oun against William NJ. Tweed,
=, ra,oyer 81 is. .g57. paid out under the
Board Of Audit If 1870. The order oi
arrest has been granted, and bail hAed at
n 900 900
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The municipal election at Lcaven-
worth, Kansas, cause great excitement
The Republicans carried the entire ticket
with one or two exceptions. The Coun-
oil is largely Republican.
The first regiment of the Pennsylvania
National Guard has been ordered To
Hazeton, Governor Hartranit having
tclcgraphed that they were wanted there
immediately.
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Omaha Election.

OMAHA, April The municipal eiecc
t.on Yesterday I, resulted in the election OF
Colonel Chase tor Mayor, Ludlow Clerk,
and five couucimen, Republican. The
Democrats elected the Treasurer, Mar
-hall. Police Judge. and one councilman.
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Nm R,n5morr and Ohio Railroad
'"' rolling mill, in Culnberlat d,
,u,.-,t'Tard turned out, last week, one
,,1r:,ri and five tons OF rails, and tw"
hundred ton, of bar iron, msklhg W .ne
rauyir,t week work ever done nj Tue
mill since ils establishment.
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NrW PLEASANT, ROFITAELl
In bT success certain. 30 Agent rpss
making money Oh best article uut. From
; 10 d needed Ia cvcIy dwelling, bU'iu,-..
and store. Entirely new. Nor" n-'rI-
wanted. Full particulars fr"". AdGI' $50 '....
manufacturers, =. :. Mann Co., so. .-I
y. Howard street, Baltimore, Md. i.b.l,
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FOREIGN.
Gcrmnny and Belgium

LoNpoN, April The Paris cores
uuudrut of the Times st,tes that Prussia
la- sent notes to the other powers on the
subject Of the correspondence with Bel
s.um and dcrlurcs she viii await the re-
,u., % the Duechc-ne investigation. The
grsvc.t feature of Prussia's note Is that
complaint, are directed against Belgium
l4rrally whose attitude Is considered
s,ilr towards Germany.
Woman Suffrage in London.
LONpoN. April -AconSIdrrabI' Por-
l... ufto-lay', session of the Hous" ot
Commons va, consumed in debate on {"
tai introduced by MIR. Fawcett /" enable
unmarried women to vote at elections
tor members vt Parliament Mr.. Nmol-
let, sand the agitation rmanatrd from Il
number Of turhu.vut wumrE in America.
II the hll passed 1t would rn'ranchlse
women who made their livelihood by
immortality. The House upon division,
refused to order The hill to II second read
,ng, by ii vote ot 10 To- IS. DIsraeli
voted with the minority.
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Heavy Rain storm.

4 heavy rain storm prevailed through
out this section last night. The railroads
and telegraph lines sustained considera-
Ole damage,
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An Argument. noi Testim

BcaCh-lt strikes me, your honor, that
this is argumenl instead of testimony;
hope it VIII be- restricted aS far - posi-
bic
Evarts-Now, sir, the letter proceeds:
"God knows that have put more thought
and ia lgmcnt and earnest desire into my
effort, to prepare way for Theodore and
EIliL"th than | ever did for myself Il
hundred fold, as to the outside public !
never lost an opportunity to soften pref
udirr-. to rriutc talsehOod, and t. excite
kindly feelings among all whom | met;
am thrown among clcrgymen and pub
l.c men. and generally the makers Of
public opinion. and have used every
rational endeavor To repair the evils
which have been visited upon Theodore
with increasing success.
Q-Now, Mr., Beccher what in your
own conduct or effort does that clause re-
fer TO? Alt refers to the prolonged
endeayOr which had made everywhere
50 say that the stories | had assisted
Bowen to have printed and that | had
given currency To, ! believed to be- false,
and that believed Tilton to be an
honest and thoroughly chaste and tenn
perate man, and that believed him to be
neither lechcrous nor drunkard. That
| believed him to do many things weak
| often said, but everywhere
| attempted 10 do that which
| udertook to do; to see him reinstatcd
AS he was when he stood aS brilliant
mark at the head of the LdcDendent
Q-Before the occurrence of Decem-
her, A-Belore the occurrence of De-
cember. Mr.. Evarts of 1871.
The letter proceeds; But the roots of
this prejudice are long the catastrophe,
which precipitated him from his place
and disclosed feelings that had existed
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SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS

Great inducements to Agents. FuI I'm,
and circulars address, NEW NOUID
PUBLISHING Co, Phils. o..D
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From our reports tins morning 'ne
probabilities sra th', the "'"'''s' '
s,,n -. .lo,5y. with ,outherly WINGS and
higher temprfa. '.'.
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at'hrellns 2egl5trr,

GOLD closed in New l0FN e''s
at ll43.
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Decision Against West N,rsi","n.

WAsHINGroN, April In tine Court
II Claim, to-day, john X. Notn sued for
eleven thousand dollars; that being the
proceed. from the sale of hi- property
IN West Virginia, coudsc"ted during
the war for alleged treason and rebellion.
tie claimed that Presidential pardon re-
lp.ratrd him ia AL his rights Of property,
consequently he was entitled TO the above
sum. judge Loriug delivered the opIn-
.an of the Court adverse TO the claim, "s
Congress expressly provides that no
money ,hallb be- drawn from the Treasury
except Ly appropriation, consequently
tic President Is positively excluded from
any control of national property. The
power vested in the President to pardon
Grimes doe. not authorize him to restore
forfeited property, and the proclamation
II December 22I 1868, under which
the claimuut Was parIone4, doe not re-
store couf-catrI property. Tn" p"u-
lion wa dismissed.
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After Recess

O-Mr. Beecher, won't YOU proceed
now and give us the interview al Moul-
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4 COW rdIy h"r'icr.

MEMPHIS. April At Brownsville
Tennessee. Inst evening, Robert Mcdln,
County Cour, Clerk. was shot and killed
IN his Office by two brother- named Henry
and Ely Bond. The former was 4 law
y.r and administrator of AN estate, dur
ipr th. settlement of which, some days
since he and Medlin had an alteration
IN regard 10 the clerk fees, which re-
suited in the two brothers going TO
Medlins otfcee for satisfaction. II is re-
port.i that ON entering the office Henry
produced q pistol, when MrdIln ro-" from
hl. scat and exclaimed: IL am uuarm"d.
Without replying Bond fired at him.
Nedln closed with him and attempted to
seize the pistol. when Ely Bead fired
several shots at him. and h" til dead,
having been shot eight tunes. TIA" Bonds
surrendered themselves and were I" have
an examination to-day. Tn" affair caus-
ed great excitement, - HIl the parties
we're prominent cluz.u-. M"dIln leaves
wife and one child.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-12

OUTwIrTED THEIR FArHER-Mr. Witcher
 of SIOUX City, Iowa, butcher is disgusted
 with the keenness ofthe rising generation as exhibited particularly in his own poster;tv
 Some time ago Mir. Witcher bought pony winch suited his boys exactly, and tbey wrangled over the animal to such an ext.n, that the old gentleman conceived the bannv ldea of getting an immense amount of uprt out oi them during the coming season and at ', .ce same time restoring harmony in the fam. liy-ail by neat device. He told the how. that he would put the pony up to them tbs pay to be made in work, and the boy hid. ding most to take the pony. He tbough, himself brilliant, the old gentleman did 6nt he was green compared with the boys The auction came of, and the valuable ponx ,o the old mans grief and astonishment
 knocked down for S25 9 to the vonnrsa. boy. The rascals had formed a arinoY ,o prevent competitor. He then sold the n,nu Tor S'o, paid up the father and divided Saa 70 around. They conspired against the .n thor of their being in 6 shameful way. tbos. sharp Sioux City boys. '1o's
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-12
Who's An Editorial Scrub !?

To pass the Citizens personal attack upor
 us by, in silence, wosid be an affectation o
 contempt that we do not feel, and to rstort
 in kind, and say the editor "pawed the
 ground like an infuriated bull," or ''whined
 like an old granny" would be to apply an
 ungentlemahly epithet, betray a weakness
 we would avoid, and prove us scrub in-
 deed; therefore we simply remark in the
 mildest manner possible, that it is something
 to have enraged man usually so ''child like
 and bland" as our worthy Tucson contem- porary. The fact is, the editor of the Cti-
 zen brides himself not only upon the weight of his arguments but upon the closeness with which he writes them up. and we cheerfully accord to him considerable genius in that Hne but on the occasion under consideration he left an aperture or two into which We in- nocently introduced probe and punctured a rsw place that made him squeal It was amusing, and at the same time somewhat alarming, to hear the roar of anguish that followed our little experiment, for we had not the least thought of touching him in so tender spot
 The paragraph in the Citizen of Oct Both, upon which we base these remarks, is in the following touching language, which reveals high order of culture, a pathetic regard for the amenities of the profession and an entire absence of anything ''scrubby" in the writer: 1.-The editor," meaning us, proves himself guilty of such pcrversion of our position. as only the lowest scrubs of the profession are ever guilty of" For purity of diction in grammatical construction, dig nity and manliness of conception and beauty | Of expression, We venture to say the above is rarely equalled in this de generate age.
 Some thirty or forty volunteers have ap- piled to us for permission 10 go to Tucson and fight in our behalf, but the answer has been, "No; the time is not yet our brother 1t Tucson is angry; his spirit is sorely vex- sd." When reason shall again resume its way, if that time shall ever come, and our brother still persists; if soft answers turn not away his wrath, We may find it necessa- y to test the truth of Professor Fowler's scientific judgment, who, after counting the jumps on our head, pronounced us a terrif- ally ferocious fighter on our own account when agitated.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-12

NEW PATENTs.-Through dispatches tc Dewey Co, Patent Agents, S. F., we re ceive the following advance list of U. S. Pat. ents granted to Pacific Coast Inventors viz W. 5: Higgins. s. F., Cal, sewing machine treadle; T. A. Blake, S. F. Cal hydraulic lift dry dock; T. J. Curtis, S. F., fare box G. Glowing, S. F., Cal, machine for filling sewing machine bobbins J. s. Hall. S. F
 Cal, short thread sewing machine: D. Ken die, NaPe, Cal, gang blow; H. McInnes, s. F., Cal, slotted framing square c. Wiegand
 Virginia City. New, seperating gold from other metals; J. NJ. Beatb, S. F. Cal, ice machine E. A. Bushnell, Oakland. Cal
 knife sbarpener and polisher;C. F. Keller Healdsburg, Cal, combined planter and cul' tivator; E E. Rice, S. F., Cal, method and apparatus for burning oil; Henry NJ. Stow. $. F., Cal, brick pavement.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-12


 EDITOR MINER :-The following resolu- tions were passed unanimously at the regu. lar meeting of the Arizona Mining Associa. tion held on the 9th day of November for the election of officers: ResoLred, That it is with regret we learn l from A. w. Callen his announcement that he will not be candidate for, or accept any office in this Association at this election : and
 Resotred, that the sincere thanks of tbis Association are hereby rendered to Mir. Cal len for the honest, able and efficient manner in which he has performed the duties of General Manager and Superintendent of this Association from its organization to the present time; and believing as we do. that the jovial disposition, energy, perseve- rance, experience, and good judgment of Mir. Callen has done much toward promoting the success and pleasure ofour four months jour ney with ox-teams over the plains and noun tains; and finding as we have the mineral wealth Of this belt of country by far greater and richer than ever represented by Mir. Cal len, We here reiterate our confidence and friendship; and be it further
 ReSotred, That as a token of respect for MT. Callen, these Resolutions be entered upon our journal, and copy thereof furnished by the Society to the ARIZONA MINER. and Junction City (Kansas) Union, for publica- ton.
 Very respectfully, D. MITCHELL,
 Secretary.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-12

DELEGATE Hiram S. Stevens has appointed Col. c. P. Head, of Prescott, Hon. John Smith of Phoenix, and James II. Toole Esq, of Tucson to meet at Phoenix on the first Monday in February to examine such sppli- canis as may present themselves and to de- eide in favor of the one, in their judgement, most competent to pass the examination nec- essary to enable him to enter the military school at West Point as Cadet. If there is a boy in Arizona who hopes to command the the Army of the United States in the next war be had better be brushing up.