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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
GOVERNMENT.
PROPCSA FOR FUEL. FORAGE & STR AW.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF RATIONAL
 CHIEF OUARTEExAsrERs OFFICE,
 PKESCoTT, A. T.. March ls, ls75-) Scaled proposals in trpIieaie with copy of this sd vertisenent attached each will be received at ths ofce until Monday. April l2. 1875 ai which time and place they will be opened B presence cf bidders r supplying all or reasonable portion Of the Barley Oats Corn Hay Straw Wood, and Charcoal which may be required during the fiscal year commencing July l. ls1 inc following depots and posts in the Department of Arizona. viz;
 Wbrple Depot and Fo,t Camp La Paz, A. T.
 Whipple A T. Camp Lowell. A. T. Yuma Depot 4. T. Camp Mcdowell, A T. Camp Apache A. T. Camp Moave A. T. Camp Bowie. \. T. Camp San Carlos. A. T. Camp Grant A T. Camp Verde, A. T.
 Fort Yuma. California.
 Similar proposals will also be received until the hour and date above mentioned by the uariermasters ai each of said depots and posts for the Fuel Forage and Straw required there
 during the year such quantities of Forage and Fuel as may be offered by and accepted from the Indians at Camps Apache, Grant La Pax. Mojave, and Ner'e and at the San Carlos and Colorado Indian reservations. Awards contracts will be made for the remaining quan- titles required.
 All supplies furnished be of good merchan;ahe quality be delivered al such times and in such quan- titles as may be designated by proper authority The right o reject any or all bids reserved by the United aes accept such portion of any bid as may be deemed of advantage to the public interest or to ceve the whole any part of the supplies that may be contracted foT. Inforna,ion as to kind quantities and quality. of sup plies required the respective depos and posts and to conditions be imposed bidders and to be observed by them also blank proposals &c and any further in formation needed may be had upon application to the Depot Quarierusser San Francisco, the Chief Quarter master at Santa Fe N M and to the ouarermasers at any of the depuis and posts before named.
 Proposals submitted io this office to be endorsed: Pro pSas for Forage and Fuel" for either of them, and addressed to the undersigned.
 Local proposals be addressed to the uariermaster oi the depot or pos; which the bid is intended and dorSed as above.
 By order of the Department Commander:
 J. G. CHANDLER. ml2,4 Major and Chief O. NJ. Dept of Arizona
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
N or IC F..

To Thomas Wallace, ". II. smith, William Hesdsn, J. F. Nesmi'h saml Lubeck T. A. Talbet or asy other person deriving their title by deed from the original osiors is the Overland ledge lode or vein situated Waiiarai Mining District, Mohave county A. T.:
 You are hereby notified that if you do not within ninety a Mlnera Park, Sohave county. A. T. your proportors par of the expenses incurred sad mine or location S 1sqGireo oy the Congressional law approved May lg ie1z me undersigned will claim forfeiture of your s- teres. in said mine. NM. TOWIE
 JAMES P. BULL Mfnerai Park. March i2 1875. rarl2 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
N 0 T I C E..

Notice is hereby given the heirs of David Morgan deceased that the undersigned has in his possession and under his control hundred feet in the silver ledge known as The Lorena in the Bradshaw mining dis tret, lavapai county, Arizona Territory. belonging the estate of said deceased and upon whch said ledge has done the work required by law to hold the
 The mining ground above mentioned will be delivered tO said heirs upon payment of expenses incurred upon their application in person. by legal attorney. The hes of said deceased supposed to reside Cinennatti. Ohio JOSEPH FUGETT.
 PhRnix A. T., February 10, 1875. feb26- I.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
N or IC F..

To Abraham Henderson Esq., owner in the Gray Eagle mine lode. Tiger Mining District, County of Yavapai Territory of Arizona; You are hereby notified that you do appsar within ninety 70, days from The date hereof and Iay respective proportion of the expense incurred in the amount of work done said mine as required by law, the undersigned Will claim forfeiture of your interest in said mine in accordance with the mining laws now in torce
 WILLIAM J. ROSS. Dated Prescott, A. T., Jan. IS, 1875. jn22wl4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
N Q Y I C E.

To r. w Shoholm or his legal representatives in the Davis lode, Hsssayampa Disiet Yayapa county Arizona Territory You hereby notified that if yoG do not appear within ninety @ days rom the date here o and pay your proportion of fhe expenses incurred n developing said mine the undersigned will claim for ;eure, according to law of yUr interest in said mine
 J. \. REGARDLESS. Prescott, fehruary 70 lcs5 I'm
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
N or CE.

The co-paruership heretofore existing between w. J. Ross !. F.. q. Mitchell, and Benjamin Gardiner, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
 w J. Ross will ray all Company debts contracted be- tween the sih day of September 1874 and lst day of January l7 and is alone authorized o collect all dcbs and demands due said company :o date.
 WILLIAM J. ROSS.
 J. F.. G. MITCHELL.
 BEN. r. C. GARDINER Dated. Prescott A. T., January 18th. 1875 jn22tf
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
PROBATE NOTICE.
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, SS.
 County of Mohave {
 In the Justices Court in and for Mineral Park in the County of Mohave, the Territory of Arizona to THOMAS MELVILLE:
 You fire hereby summoned to appear before me at my office in the said County of Mohaye Thursday the 18th day of May, A D. 1875,
 at 10 o'clock a. III, to answer to the complaint of Alder Randall admins- trator for the Estate of ToDD deceased for the sum of Forty and sixty hundredth dollars in gold coin for merchandise sold to you by Samuel Todd deceased in Mineral Park AszoDa Territory when judgment will be taken against you for the said amount together wifh costs and damages, if you fail to appear and answer Given under my hand the sth day of March A. D 1875. A. C. HASKELL, l2-4i Justice of the Peace for said Countv
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
NOTICE.

To l.. S. Jenks, A. Wade and J. " Tower owners in the Lorena Lode (silver bearing) Yavapai county Arizona:
 You hereby notified that if you do not appear within ninety s0) days from he date hereof and pay proportion of the expenses incurred in the of work done said mine, required by law the signed will claim forfeiture of your interest in mne in accordance with the mining laws now in force
 c. A. LUKE. Prescott February ls fs75. fel9 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
N 0 Y IC F.

To D J. Marr. G. Opdyke, C. c. Bean. and the Repre- sentative of H. Bowers deceased owners in the Eclipse lode 5h Extension North, Tiger District. Yavapai county ATizoua YOu hereby notified that II yos do appear within ninety 9G days from the date hereof and pay your respective proportions of the expense in- cured in the amount of work done said mine qured by law the undersigned will claim forfeiture of interest in said mine in accordance with the mining laws in force. A. GILMORE.
 Prescott. A. T., Jan. l, 1875. answli
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
NOTICE.

To w. W. JONEs. FRANK MELTON. and F. GANABL. owners in the Empress and Bob odes discovery Ions) in Oehocama District, Yavapai County Arizona: You hereby notified that if you do not appear at the office of the Arizona MINER within ninety 9G days the date hereof and pay your respective proportions of the expense incurred in the of work done said mines required by law, the undersigned will claim forfeiture of your interest in said mines accordance with the mining laws now in force
 GEORGE ZIKA
 Agent of Working Sl areholdes. Prescott, A. T., January 9. l575 janl5wl4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
HALLS VEGETABLE SfCILiAN HAIR REVIEWER.

This standard article is compounded with the greatest care.
 lis fleets wonderful and satisfactory IL gray faded hair to its youthful color IL removes all eruptOns itching and dandrul; and the scalp by its use becomes white and clean.
 By its tonic properties restores the capillary glands to their normal vigor preventing badness and making the hair grow thick and strong.
 As q dressing nothing has been found effectual or desirable.
 Dr A A. Hayes State AsSayer of Massachusetts says of it. II consider il the best preparation for its intended purposes"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
NOTICE.

By the terms of my contract of sale Mir Butler all accounts for advertising and subscription to- MINER which become due before the first day of February 1875 and also the amounts due for all legal which appear in this issue payable to me All &C., counts which become due after February lst Is7 should be paid to Mir Butler. JOHN H. MARION
 T. J. BUTLER
 Prescott Arizona January @, ls75 A.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
N or ICE.

The copartnership heretofore existing between W. Ross J. F. C.. Mitchell. and Benjamin C. Gardnr under the firm name of Ross Mitchell and Gardiner having beeu dissolved the unsettled of said firm have been placed in the hands of John Howard Esq., for col lection and settlement All persons indebted and all persons having claims against said firm will call said John Howard, for settlement without delay, the bns ness of said firm mus; be closed up once
 WILLIAM J. ROSS. Dated. Prescott, A. T., January r., 1855 jn52if
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
DON'T CROWD.

Don't crowd the world is largo enough For you as well as me; The doors of all are open wide
 The realm of thought is free In all earth's places you are right
 To chase She best yon can Provided that you do not try
 To crowd some other man. Don't crowd the good from out your heart By fostering all that's bad; But give 10 every virtue room
 The best that may be hadi To each days record such one
 That you may well be proud; Give each his right-give each bis room, And never try to crowd. -ICharles Dickens.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
AZTLAN LODGE No. IF. F. & A. M
I.o.o.F., ARIZONA LODGE No. l.
AGENTS FOR THE MINER.

San FrGncisco-L P. Fisher. Rooms 70 & 2l Mer chants Exchange, California street. Thos Boyce, No. 90 (second foor). Merchants Ex change. San Bern0rGiaO-Samuel Berge Netg Tork-W. II. Ferris, 30l North 22d street
 ARIZONA. TumG-Schuieder GrersOn & Co Ehrenbcrg-A. Frank. WiekenbuTg-A H. Peoples Hqrdyriiis-Jas. r. Bull. Wallapdi Mining Distric.-Cory & Potts, Cerbat PhGnir-J. T. Alsap. Fast PhRniS-W. E. Hellngs & O. FlOrence-Jos. Coiugwood. 7Rcsoa-J ;. Mansfield.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
Notice to Claim Owners.

The undersigned, having done the work required by law o hold 20 feet in the lead recorded the Original Accidental lead in Walker mining district and 500 in the lead recorded the 2d Extension North of the Eclipse lead in Bradshaw mining district hereby notifies owners In the said leads that they pay their share for said work to within % days from date of this notice Or forfeit their interest in the said leads.
 K. F. ELLIOTT Prescott, Jannary J. 1875.
 EJ Cook is authorized receive money for me ard re- ceipt for the same in my absence. r.. ELLIOTT.
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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
Proposals for Beef. Flour, &c.

OFFICE ConnssARY OF SUBSISTENCE. |. s. A,
 Santa Fe, N M;. Feb. c. 1875. Scaled Proposals in tTpcate will be received at this office and the offices of the Acting Commssares of Monday April l2th 1875 for furnishing the United States Subsistence Department Forts Marcy, Bayard Craig McRae Selden. Stanton. Union and Wingae. N M and Fort Garland C. T. with such quantities of Fresh Beef and Mutton live aRd slaughtered and Flour. may be from time required from July l, 1875 to June 90 A. D. lS66.
 Separate proposals different sheets of paper will be required each Post. Separate contracts will be made for each Post.
 All blank forms instructions conditions. approximate estimates quantities required &c will be supplied application the undersigned the A. C. S at of the above named posts. CHAS. F. EAGAN, mch5-4t. Capt and C. $.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
NOTICE.

All persons having any claims of indebtedness against hereby notified to file the same or a statement thereof with my attorney, Judge John Howard of Pres colt before the first day of April next for settlement intend visiting the Atlantic States my business will permit. C. c. BEAN
 Prescott. A T. JanuarY @ 1875.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRESCOTT POST OFFICE.
 Arrivals and Departures of Malls

ArTivaIs and Departures oI Malls
 AElITE CLOSES. Prom southern Arzopa Calfrnia and the Atlantic States Mondays and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays al From HardyvilIe Mineral Park Cerbai and points in
 HolIaye- Thursdays Saturdays at A. A Prem Santa Fe CNew Mexico). via Forts Wingate and
 Defiance and Camp Verde. Tuesdays. fucays af ? P A F-om Wickenburg via Walnut Grove Bradshaw and
 Noyes Mills. Saturdays at ( p. q. sundays at A. N Money order office hours from A N. 10 PM. Registration closes al ; F. M Office open Sundays from to 10 A. M and from 10 M No money orders issued ar plid Sundays. feI2fl JAMES $. GILES. P. M.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
Cured at Home.

Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME. by addressing letter Dr Gihhon stating symptoms, length time the disease has continued and have medi cine promptly forwarded free from damage and curiosity ,o any particular part country, with full and plain directions for
 writing 10 the Doctor will please state the name of the paper they this advertisement in.
 By enclosing Ten Dollars coin in registered letter through the Postoice, through Wells Fargo Co. package medicine will be forwarded to part of the Union
 All communications strictly confidential
 Address DR J. F. GIBBON my22ly. Box ,957. San Francisco. California
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-26
MEDICAL.
i, the Unfortun n a t e.
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emission is the consequence of self abuse This solitary vice depaved sexual indulgence IS Vrarise by the youth of both O almost unlimited extent producing with unerrng certainty the following morbid symptoms unless comhatied by scientific medical ures vz Saow cOuueuance dark spots under the eyes uu in the head ringing in the noise Ike the rstng cf rttling Of charots uneasHcSs about The lcns weakness of thc limbs confused vision blusted n- tclec of confidence didence in approaching strn gers dislike form acquaintance. disposition 10 society, loss of memory pimpes and various eTup tons about the face hectic tushes frTed tongue nted breath coughs consumption. night sweais wonoman'a and frequent insanity. If relief be not obtained. you should apply immediately, either in person or by letter and have effected by his and scientific mode of treating this disease which fails of effectiRg quick and radical cure.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-03

at odd times. Now was you ever in
Scarboro', sirP' addressing the Count.
mol Leeds No Hull! where the
steamers start for Bremenl Mo- Man
chester, perhaps MOI Not been to Man.
chester Then'-he had been sliding
gradually nearer and nearer to the door
rs he talked, and was now between it and
the Count -"then suppose you and / 60
back together, Mister Alexander Jenkin.
son, on this warrant I've got against you,
for forgery of check on Gleeson's Bank
at Manchester for three thousand five
hundred pounds! Oh, yes it's all right,
and it'sno good making row. Myname's
Inspector Rawling, of tire detective police.
and me and my man have had a pretty
hunt after you; he and tie gensdarmes
are waiting for you outside tho door,"
Poor Princess, with two strings TO me-
bow, and both of them rotten Still my
wife wouldn't pity her yet.
But, my dear" | expostulated, the
poor thing will have to marry Russian
now, perhaps Laplander, or one ofthose
fellows that drink train.oil with their din.
ner. And she such a monstrous fine wo
man, too, to say nothing Of her rank !"
However, we had but little further call
on our sympathy, for the next day she
left the hotel.
$50 the Princess is Off" said to the
maitre, the same day, while paying my
weekly bill
Monsieur said
al said the princess is off ne,dllee,
sortie, Pdrtie, you know"
"On, oui but then, the Princesse /;
who does monsieur wish to say, prln.
cesse o.
"Why, Of course, the Princess of-well,
the Russian princess that didn't marry
the Baron of the"
"Ah, BAH Who would call her prin.
cesse p
"Why, you made us believe she was"
indignantly rejoined, "by making believe
she WdSnf.'
"But monsieur remembers without
doubt that j said she was not princesse 2"
80 you did but there's way Of say
ing no and looking yes"
Pardon, monsieur The lady desired
repose and to be in particular; and, /, |
assisted that she should so be-
"Well, now she's gene, in fact, What is
she ?"
Monsieur, she is teacher of the dance
at Marseiles."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-03

piratory organs complete the system of
nutrition. The object of lungs is to
bring the substance furnished by the
food into contact with the air, and make
it capable of nourishing. They digest air
as the stomach digests food. Hence a
good form and healthy condition of the
organs OF the chest are necessary to the
production Of mnch milk. Their abil-
tiles to fulfil their functions are evinced
when they are large and lodged in spac.
ious cavity; in other words, when the
chest is wide, deep, and prominent; the
ribs long, strongly arched throughout
their whole length, more especially Mt
the upper extremity; when the withers
are thick and the brisket rounded be.
hind the shoulder and elbow; when the
spine is long, straight, horizontal (not
saddle-backed), and the loins wide /;
when the nostrils are large, dnated, and
well opened, and when the air is inhaled
without any appearance Of hurry, and ex.
hailed from the chest in great puifs. The
movements Of the TANKS are free, easy,
and extensive in beasts which breathe
well. These properties OF the digestive
and respiratory organs indicate that di.
gestion and respiration are well perform
ed, furnish an abundant and rich flow OF
blood, with all the organs in state of
activity favorable for the exercise of their
proper functions. Animals combining
these properties in full vigor are capable
either Of performing much work, fatten-
ing rapidly, or giving much milk, accord.
ing TO the performance either of the
powers of motion, viz, the bones or mus.
Giles, or OF the nutritive system, viz, the
cellular and adipose tissues, or of the or.
gans for providing milk. viz, the glands
giving milky secretions and the milk YES.
sells.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-03
A KENTUCKY BRIDAL ToUR.
[From the Courier journal. ]

There came one day to little inland
town in Kentucky young rural couple
who had just been bound by the "slken
bonds" Their destination was the dc.
pot, and the bridegroom was evidently
quite impatient for fear the train should
arrive before he could reach the office.
Buying one ticket, they stood on the
platform until the train had stopped.
When they entered the car the bridegroom
found his BRIDE scat, kissed her good.
bye" and going out, seated himself on a
box and commenced whiting most wig.
orously lie watched the train out Of
sight, regret depicted on his face, when a
bystander, thinking the whole proceed.
ings rather strange resolved TO interview
him. Approaching him carelessly, aud
chewing straw to keep up his courage,
he said
Been gettin' married lately 2"
Eyes, said he, "me and Sallie got
spliced this mornin'."
"Was that her you put on the train e.
Eyes, with sigh.
"a likely lookin, gal, said our ques.
toner. Anybody sick, that she had u
20 swayl"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-03

"No;" but here he grew confidential.
"You see me and Sallie had heard that
everybody when they got married took a
bridal tour. So | told Sallie hadn't
money enough for both of us to 60, but
she shouldn't he knocked out of hern. So
just brought her down here, bought her
ticket and sent her on a visit to some Of
her folks, and thought | might get some
work harvestin' till she came back"
That afternoon found him busily at
work, and when in day OF two after
Sallie came back, he welcomed her COR
daily and effectionately, and hand IN hand
they started down the dusty road to their
home and duties.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-03
POETRY.
We SHALL KNOW EACH OTHER
THERE
MARY A. srRAUB.

We shall know each other there,
When we reach the better land,
When we've crossed the silent stream
shall clasp your friendly hand.
We shall know each other there,
When the Father calls us home
From our weary march OF life,
Though from distant lands We come.
We shall know each other there,
As in the days gone by,
shall read the tender thought
In the love-light of your eye.
We shall know each other there,
Though the parting has been long,
And the spirit may be Scared
BY missiles CT the wrong.
We shall know each other there,
In the land forever bright,
With the tadeless tints of beauty,
And the glory of their light.
We shall know each other there,
In the groves and by the streams,
For the mortal vail is rent,
And lite is as it seems.
We shall know each other there
Blessed thought to those who MOURN
All shall greet the dear departed,
Who have left the earthly home.
Chicago.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-30

between animate and inanimate dust Wr-
tiers of distinction in both Roman and Protes-
tant churches have indicated that the hypothe-
sis of evolution may b held without any &C.
NAL of the truths Of Revelation. Besides, the
traces Of some such notion, existing in Talmu-
die, classic and patristic lore. competent schol-
ars hold that the idea of evolution not only IN
the successive periods of the Genesis but in the
progress from lower to higher forms culminat-
ing in man, is readily reconcilabte if not in the
strictest accordance with the original Script
ures. While it is clear, further, that as the
manifestations of an ever present Divine pow
er, it is equally compatible with belief IN an
omni present God. The value of the hypo:he-
sis, then, is a question to Re decided by scien-
tiflc evidence. 1t is my privilege to know
many scientists intimately. and to find them
men Of the very highest chaacter and purpose
But in dealing with men, certainly with young
men, the question of personal religions at
times deeply interesting to them is 10 be con-
sidered apart from the discussion of such SCI
entific theories as require years Of investigation
before competent conclusions can be reached.
May We not in our pastoral pursuits wisely
leave scientific topics tO the classroom and the
lecture-ro0m, seeking 20 lead the inquirer alter
spiritual truth, away from the proud and often
obstinate attitude OF mere controversy! Thus
through the influence of memories of home
and early Christian training, and thr' ugh the
affections and the sense of reverence and duty
and the deeply felt needs Of the human soul,
We ray oftenest enable the most skeptcal to
realize the beauty of holiness, the truth OF
Christianity, and to know by personal expert
ence the power of prayer"