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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-23
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
A CHECK TRANSACTION.
Before Jud0e KasmirA.

CHECK TRANSACTION.
Before Judge Kasmire
Charles Sehleier OF No. 1875 Atlantic avenue,
Brooklyn, appeared before Judge Bixby last week
and asked for q warrant to arrest Thomas Well
wood, OF No. 35o Greene avenue, Brooklyn, whom
he charged with forging his Endorsements to q
check for $1,000, drawn by the continental Fire
Insurance Company December IA, 1870, on the ST.
Nicholas Bank ana payable TO Mr.. Schleiers order:
This cneck. It is alleged, Mr. Wildwood received
from the company as its agent to be delivered 20
Mr.. Scheier. Instead OF delivering IL De ndorsed
the check TO his own order, signing Mr.. Schleer's
name as lndoTser and received the money. MI.
Wildwood was arraigned before Judge Kasmue,
sitting In the absence or Judge Blxoy, and was
held In 81. 900 ball pending examination. The de-
fendant claims that he can establish clearly MS
an assessor OF Internal revenue in Brooklyn, and
claims TO stand well Ia his business relations The
examlnatio ID set DOWN for Tuesday week.
LEAD PIPE THIEVES.
On wednesday night two boys, named George
Kennedy ana John Carroll, broke into the unoc-
lead pipe worta So. They were arrested py
onicer Burieign, OF she Ninth precinct, ana each
was held in 1000 bail for trial.
BLOODY AFRRAY.
Cyrus F. Jones, truckmsn OF No. 3O4 West
Eleventh street, and John Mcmahon, plumber,
residing In the same neighborhood, became IN
VOWED IN q deadly quarrel near their residences.
me p|uIuOeI uSSu u u1tutneE ana the truCkmau u
cotton HOOK In order TO settle their differences.
Both were arrested by Oflicer Reid, OF the Min tn
precinct, and Judge Kasmlre held each in $500
bail for trial.
ANOTHER AFFRAY.
Thomas Kelly, oil Tenth avenue, ana Christopher
Kearns, OF No. 459 West sixteenth street, quar-
relied on Wednesday night in Sixteenth street,
and Kelly;s vile attempted to stop the fight, as
she claims, she had knife With her, and her
husband, selZlng II. cut his adversary badly about
the wrist The wounded man was unable 10 aD-
pear in Court and Kelly was held 70 await the
result OF injuries.
ROBBED IN LAGER BEER SALOON.
Ernest Grauer OF No. 17s Spring street, was
robbed Of $40 while in lager beer saloon. He
charged woman, named Mary Davis with the
theft and caused her arrest. She was held by
Judge KasnIre In S., 900 bail to answer.
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property, grant the motion for q receiver or
der 70 be settled. In the case affecting the fee
decline 20 interfere. The equities are all denied.
and In absence oil trial dislike to interfere. II
the plaintiff succeeds and q sale 10 necessary, as
II viii probably be- out OF she proceeds thereof the
plaintLn can be lncemnlned for tne costs.
Geer Va boggs; Pam Va. Vilmar; Bailey VI. Ian
ter.-Orders granted.
Parker va. Parker.-MemoranGum
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBRRs.-C calico
at eleven A. h.-Held by Judge Westbrook.- 4,
20 81, 50, ~ "a, -, LIS, l61 le4, 1877, 49, IFS.
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DECISIONS.
supnrafE coUBr-cmiRERs.

By Judge Westbrook.
The Crocer1 bank W.. O'Borke.-Moton RIsnteu
win costs unless $40 costs OF motion are PAID IN
Swenty DAYS and ne " anawer served.
Vanderbilt We. VandeTDllt-As the surroGate
ana GsneTA 7sTm have passee RRaR hbf lsaSea
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAdE]
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
Proposals for Fresh Beef and Mutt
 ton.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF ARIZONA,
 Onlee oi Cbief Comniissary sf Subsistence
 Prescott Arizona, December IT ls74 { Sealed proposals in rpleate with copy of this ad- verfsemeni attached ,o each will be received a ,hs office until l2 NJ. Friday. Manh 9 ls75 tor furpjshug Fresh Beef and Mutton he block o the troops rit zen employees and Indian allies each of the foIovur posts in Department of ArzoEa viz:
 SAmp Apaehe, Camp Mojave
 SamP Do"le, Camp San Carlos.
 Camp Grant Cam, yarta
 lamp La Paz, Fort Whipple
 Camp Lowell Fort Yuus.
 Camp Mcdowell ynma De,c. June 90 ls76. - - ~ ~ 7 he saPpy will probably require about 900 Bseves
 os VII also be received at the same time ana place. D me oeers and their families with choice cuts of veal and Mutton fer the pered above mentioned rrOfeeas will also he received a, the same time and pe ir supplying the posts with Beef and Mutton proposals fo, farnshnx Fresh Beef and Nut on on me block hoof will be received for each Po,s ,, or one proposal may include all the posts
 e ne en' s reserved of ace pting rejecting any bid States. - -'o i"efe'' oi ne Ih'ieN Il'her information 10 conditions forms of pro- Ps oopits of instructions to bidders avertisensnts ny oI meat payments. etc. be obtained by ap- ta'"h 70 ths ofce Bidders invited to be present s' 'ns opening of tie bids Envelopes should be en- ecssed roposas f5r Beef and Mutton" 'eiz S1 A F. SMALL. Major and c s.. U. S. Army.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
GOVERNMENT.
Proposals for Land Transportation
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF ARIZONA,l CHIEF QUARTERNAsTERs OFFICE
 Eshruaru u Ia~- \

HEADQUARTERs DEPT OF ARIZONA
 CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE
 Prescott, A. T.. February lg, ls75 } Sealed proposals, in rpicafe with copy of this sd veritss ment attached each will Be at this until noon Monday March g, 1875 (at which time and place hey will be opened in of bidders for the transportation by land of Military Supplies in the Depart 1875 " - Proposals will he made for Routes as follows:
 Rsut' N. l. Comprising the posts now existing or which may be established in this Department during sra year east of the Colorado river and south nf the 3ith parallel of north latitude which are now supplied or which it may hereafter be decided Co supply om Yuma DeIa dr'ct he posts now established this route are Camps Apache Bowie, Grant, Lowell Mcdowell and San Carlos
 Route No g. Comprising the pests norv existing. or which may be established in this Depsrtp ent during ihe fiscal north of the 3h parallel of north latitude and east of the Colorado river which are now supplied or which may hereafter he decided supply via Ehreb- berg The posts estahl shed the route are Camps La Pax h'jave and Verde. Port whipple and Whirpe Depot Proposals will be received for supplying Camp hcDoWeli via ihr route. Road travel to be not less than ten miles per day.
 Blddefs will state the rate in U. s. Legal Tender notes per pound Der one hasdred miles which they will transport the supplies. They wi giv. their names in full their residence and fosioce adl lress: bids mad, hv hrIn sh'uid be signed by each member th reoE
 Contractors may e equred transport supplies and rom points reasonable dstncen0t exceeding hun drsd ant fifty mss-Ouiside the lnsts of te rpgnlar routes and bidders requested to specify pso posas the rate at which such transportation should it be required will he crfrmed o he stated sepaI aeiy from ras for service vi hin regular limits route Each pro p"s must be aecom panied by guarantee signed by two rs,nsbie persons wn"se responsibility be certified by an officer Of the Uniied States civil military service thai in case the bid is accepte the bidder will at once execute contract with isaory bond in one fourth of its amount for its faithful execution and be in readiness for s~rvice July l. l-75
 The right to reject any all bids is reserved by the United states Envelopes should be ind@,ed, Proposals for Land Transporiat1 1n and addressed to this office where blank forms of proposals and further information may 6e obtained. ]. G. CHANDLER
 Major and Chief Qnsrtermaser Dept. of Arizona
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
Administrators Sale.
In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas
 J. Johnson, Deceased
COUNTY OF YAvAPAI, Territory of Arizona.

COUNTY OF YAvAPN
 Territory of Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance an order of the Probate Court of the County of Yavapa Territory of Arizona made the Both day of January Is75 in the matter of the estate of Thomas J Juh deceased the undersigned Administrator of said will sell at pub lie auction m the highest bidder for cash subject to con hrmafon by said Probate Court on MONDAY MARCH l, 1875, ai II o'clock M. at Peoples Valley all the right title, interest and of the said nies,ae a e time of his death and all the right title and interest mat me sad estate has by operation of law otherwise other than or in addition o that of the said ntes,ae a the time of his death in and certain piece parcel tract of land lying and being in the county of ayapai. and described as follows 10 wit:
 One ranch of l60 scr, S. with improvements P.enle. Valley, Yayapai county A. T.
 Also, other propery
 R. ELLIOTT, Administrator iIesco''r January JO, lc15. fe5 tl
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
N Q T IC E.

All persons interested in the War Eagle lode lgold bearng) 4h extension north of discovery location and the ad north of the Loyeno lode lver bsarng bo'h heinz in Bradshaw district Yavapa county, Arsona and who have not paid their proportion of the expense h. cured in the amount of work done said mines n quired by law hereby notified that if they do ass within 90 days from the date hereof pay to Capt J. Hargrave the due, their ownership in the said claims will be forfeited in accordance with the mining laws now in force. WORKING SHAREHOLDER
 Prescott, Jannary {, ls75. ianswli
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
Administrators N0tice.

Estate of TEoS. J. JOHNSON, Deceased Notice is hereby giveu to the creditors of and al p, sons having claims against the estate of Thos. J. 5sfs deceased present the with the proper vuueb<, to undersigned administrator, al his place of bsspe at Prescott Yavspai county Arizona Territory within months from the first publication of this no'ee s will be forever barred All persons indebted a estate hereby requested :o make immediate Iaynes,
 RICHARD F. ELLIOTT, Adminis,ra.or
 Prescott, 4. T., December :, ls74. delsn3
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
NOTICE.

By the terms of my contract of sale Mir Butler all accounts for advertising in and subscription the MINER which become dua before the first day February 1875 and also the amounts due for all legal adverti- emeu which appear in this issue, payable me All &C., counts which become due after Fehrusr, lst ls75 shoull be paid to Mir Butler. JOHN H. MARION.
 T. J. BUTLER
 Prescott, Arizona, January 29 1875. H
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors, made the day of January Is75 so much of each parcel of such stock may necessary will be sold public aucon the office the conpany in Mineral Park, Mohave county. A T.. th- TWENTY THIRD DAY OF FEBRUA AIRY, 1875 at ,he hour of l2 M of such day o pay said delinquent thsreon together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale
 VIM. A. Mix Secretary.
 Office, Mineral Park. Mohave county A. T. fr5 fl
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
NOTICE.

All persons having any claims of indebtedness aganst me are hereby no;hed to file the same or statement N'n my attorney. Judge John Howard of Pres cot the nrs day of AprI Bex for settlement as intend visiting the Atlantic States soon as my basizess
 Prescott T. January g 1875
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

BILL SNoor, of Pike county, Ga, says : "I hereby announces myself as a candidate fer kurrener of your county. do this becaus the Sivil Rites Bill Will pass Congress and the office will be worth something. People has laifed at 1t heretofore; but it's going to be werth something this time"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
WANTED 4 CRADLE, NOT 4 COFFIN

He came into the office of West End undertaken yesterday, with a look of great @ care on his honest face. His eyes were heavy and slightly bloodshot, telling of nightly virgils and loss of sleep. His hair was unkempt and shaggy. The soft-hearted man of coffins looked upon his visitor with a gaze full of pity and thankfulness-pity for the customers loss and thankful fer his pat ronage. He was so young to be burdened by the loss of dear one by death.
 The manufacturer of burial cases nodded a silent assent and condoling recognition the young man from the country said:
 How dye"
 Then ensued a painful silence, broken at length by the man of grave business.
 "Can do anything for you to-day, sir ?'' - "Wall reckon so, stranger"
 Another silence. Once more the under taker began by suggesting
 Your sister 2"
 Young man stared for moment, then as light gradually broke upon his perplexed mind, he smiled smile more suggestive of sorrow than happiness, and replied:
 "No; my wife,"
 "Sudden 2"
 "No; expected su'thun of the kind for several months"
 "When did it happen?'
 "'Bout four o'clock this morning"
 "Looks natural ?'
 Rather" Spoken carefully, and expres- sive of doubt.) s"About what do you want the cost Of it to bel"
 "Don't care for expense; git it up kinder nice. I'll treat her handsome, cause she is the first one ever had" "very well, my friend; you'll have it lined with white satin, suppose !' 's "Jest as you say, stranger"
 "Silver-headed screws, too, l suppose ?"
 "Y-a-a-s, s'pose so. An, stranger, jest put a bully top tot"
 "Oh. of course and you'll want a glass in it, also, l suppose ?'
 "Y-a-a-s-Oh, tanly-you bet. Get her up sniptious, you know, old fellow. None of your drafted one-hoss fixins for me. No, sir'ee"
 "Just so. Silver handles, of course?" F "Eh2 Whats thet you say, stranger silver handles Oh, durn it, now, won't that be pilin' it on too hefty, liko ? l can stand silver screws and sich, but there's no use makin' the hull tarnation trap of silver The thing has to be moved, and must have nanules, out amt qulte 50 stuch up us tDet now-not quite. stranger"
 "Very vel, !" acquiesced the man of obse- quies. "Tn put ordinary handlts to it, then"
 Eggs-actly-them's 'em. mister; now yer talkin'. 0r'nary handles'll do. But say, stranger (refiectively) ], make the wheels glisten like thunder"
 "Wh-wh-wheels 2"
 Yes, wheels. What the matter with you, anyhow ?'
 But who ever heard of wheels to a cof- fin7"
 "Coffinr shrieked the dejected looking young man. "Coffin Now, who the dick onS said anything about collins ?''
 Why, don't you want coffin ~ No-oi want a cradle-a trap to rock my new baby in." And isn't your wife dead ?"
 "Not by a jugful. Don't you make era dies for sale ?"
 !" No, my friend, am an undertaken" " Undertaken of what ?n "I make coffins" Sch, Lork, let me ketch the feller that sent me here !n And the griefstricken youth crammed his hat over his eyes, ran his hand deep down in the pocket of his trousers, and bounced out on the streets seaching for vengeance.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
Notice to Claim Owners.

The undersigned. having done the work reauired b, law 10 hold O feet in the lead recorded a. he Accidental lead. in Walker mining district and so fee, in the lead recorded the 2d Extensien North of ,b Eclipse lead in Bradshaw mining district hereby notifies owners in the said leads that they mus, ray ,h;r a for said work to me within % days from date of ,his notice, or forfeit their interest in the said leads Prescott Jannary ], 1875
 E.J. Cook is authorized te receive rne,.r so, eept for the same in my absence Fl EIIIoT-1
 ianrwl4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
or IC E.

To D. J. Mar, G. Opdyke, C. c. Bean and the Repr,- sentative of H. Bowers. deceased owners in ihe Eepe lode, 5th Extension North. Tiger District Yavapr county Arzoba lou hereby notified that ii yos d not appear within ninety 90 days from the date heeuf and pay your respective proportions of the expense ia cured in the amount of Work done said mine as qured by law. the undersigned will claim forfeiture < your interest in said mne accordance with the mining laws now in force. A. GILMORE.
 Prescott, A. T.. Jln l, 1875 janswl4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of CoNSTANCIA BRYCE. Decd

Notice hereby given 10 the creditors of and all persons having claims against the estate of Cunsancia Bce de- ceased, 5 exhiht them. with the necessary youches within months after the first pubcain of this uo- tice, to The undersigned Adninsraor al Chloride ho- have county, Arizona
 FREDK NORMAN Administrator of the Estate of Cousaneia Bros dseids Dated, Cerbat. Arizona, February 3, 1875. fei2 At
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
MONET MUSK.

MONET MUSK. In shirt of check and taIIowed hair The fiddler sits in the buIlrusb chair, Like Moses basket standing there
 On the brink of the Father Nile. He feels his fiddie's slender peek, Picks out tue notes with thumb and check, And times the tune with nod and beck,
 And thinks it a weary while. All readyl Now he gives the call- Cries "Honors to the ladiesm All The jolly tides Of laughter fall
 And ebb in happy smile. "Becin!r Down goes the bow on every string, "First couple join right hands and swing" As light as any bluebirds wing,
 "Swing once and half times TO md" Whrls Mary Martin all in blue Calico gown and stockings new, And tinted eyes that tell you true,
 Dance all to the dancing sound. She fits about big Moses Brown. Who holds her bands to keep her down, And thinks her hair a golden crown,
 And his heart turns over once. His cheek with Mary's breath Is wet, It gives a second somerset, He means to win the maiden yet,
 Alas for the awkward dance. "Your stoga boot has crushed my toeI' "I'd rather dance with one-legged Joe r "You clumsy fellowI' "Pass below"
 And the first pair dance apart, Then "Forward six '" advance, retreat, Like midges gay in sunbeam street fTis money Musk by merry feet
 And the Money Musk by heart! .'Three-quarters round your partner swing" "Aoross the sctr' The rafters ring, The boys and girls have taken wing
 And have brought their roses out! 'Tis Forward six :" with rustic grace, Ah, rarer far "Swing 10 placew Than golden clouds of old point lace
 They bring the dance about. Then clasping hands all-"Right and left 70 All swiftly weave the measure deft Across the wool in loving weft
 And the Money Musk is donei Oh, dancers of the rustling busk, Good night, sweethearts, tis growing dusk, Good nigh for aye to Money Musk, For the heavy march begun!
 T B. F. TdyLor, in Scribner.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
QUARTZ MOUNTAIN sAWmILI.

Notice hereby given to all whom it may e,r.r, , fhe undersigned ss the owner of all property known as the Quartz Moaxsain SawmI and A HasseI i. n. eny aunerzed agent fo receive orders and deliver lum Ter or shingles ID my absences and all persons pchas ing lumber shingles manufactured al the above min from any other parties will be held rsspousib. fr me same upon ny return. GEO w CJJRTIs
 San fnneiseo, January II, 1873 ip2ssf
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

"C-c-c-cAN that parrot talk i' asked a stuttering man of German. "ven he don't talk so gooder as you, schop, by tam, his head off NE8
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
N or IC E.

To Abraham Henderson, Esq, owner in the "Gux Eagle" mine. lode, Tiger Mining District Couu,y Yayapai. Territory of Arizona; You are hereby nonsd that if you do not aPPear within ninety ,Ul days iruu the date hereof and pay respective proportion h expense incurred in the amount of work dune eu "a mine, required by law the undersigned win elxin forfeiture of your interest in said mine in accorz.ts with the mining laws now in force
 WILLIAM J. RoSs Dated, Prescott A. T., Jan. Is, 1875 jn22vA
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

APRErrY and attractive girl, from New York, declares in . defiant manner, |" l am not going to alter my behavior to please these Parisians. am an American and I'll do as please"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
N Q Y IC E.

The co.Partnership heretofore existing between w J. hoss J. L G' Ai'ehei and Benjamin Gardiner, is this day diss-lved by mutual consent.
 J hoss VIII Fay all Company debts contracted be- tween the sh day of September 1874 and lsi day of lco and IS alone authorized to collect all debts and demands due said company to date.
 WILLIAM J. ROSS
 J. F. c. MITCHELL.
 BEN. r. c. GARDINER Dated Prescott A. T., January 18th. 1875. jn22tf
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
HI VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER.

This standard article is compounded with the greatest care.
 Its .ffects wonderful and satisfactory ever.
 It restores gray faded hair to it's youthful color.
 IL removes all erupons itching and dandruff and the scalp by its use becomes white and clean.
 By its tonic properties it restores the capillary glands their normal vigor preventing badness and making the hair grow thick and strong
 As dressing nothing has been found enectual or desirable.
 Dr A. A. Hayes State Assayer of Massachusetts, says of it. Il consider the best prepdraon for its intended purposes"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

A YOUNG fellow in Grundy county, Iowa, wanted to charge his girl 20 cents for his picture, informing her at the time that it originally cost quarter.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
Lone Star Mining companv-Locat;on

of principal place of business and works Mineral Park Mohave county, Arizona Territory. NOtce-There are delinquent upon the following escribed sock on of assessment No IT, levied October It, l74 the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective share holders as follows.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
LEGAL.
NOTICE.

To Herman Bendell and J. W. Fleeson, owners in the South Extension Of the Tiger lode located Bradshaw District, Yavapai County, A. T.. known the Bean & Bowers Company: You hereby notified that if you do appear the place of business of G. w Bowers Ohe Company's agent, al Fort Whipple, A T.. within ninety ( days from the the date hereof and pay your respective proportions of the expense incurred amount of work done said mine required by law the under signed will claim forfeiture of your interests in said nine in accordance with the mining laws in force
 ED. F. BOWERS. Prescott A. T., January 22, 1875. jn26
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
Lone Star Mining ccmpanv-Locaticn

of principal place of business and works Mineral Park Mohave county, Arizona Territory. Notice-There are delinquent upon the following descrbed stock account of No TO- levied January 2 1874 the several amounts set opposite the of the respective share holders. Is follows:
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

And in accordance with law and an order of inc Roa,d of Directors made the 5ih day January 1875 so much oi each parcel oi such stock may be necesssrv will he sold at public auction at the office of the m Mineral Park, Nohave county A. T. on the TwENTy THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1875 al the hsnr of 10 M o such day to pay said delinquent assessment thereon together with costs of advertising and exreuses of sa
 VIM. A. MIX. Secretary. OulCc. nlntIal f1rk- MOhaNe A IT at
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26
Drawing Certain or Money Refunded.

Whole tickets $50 Halves, S25. Tenth, or each Cou. pOn, S5 Eleven Whole Tickets $500. For tickets information address
 THO. F. BRAMLETTE. fel2 1t Agent and Manager Louisville. Ky.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-26

% Tax. as follows
 secon iO All moneys for licenses UT der the provisions oi ths chapter shall be paid the Sheriff of inc co1n,, when sd business s intended to he carried on or the Suice Is located before any person shall com ceding nine sections. ~ f'o
 l9; henever any persons shall violate the pro-
 sns o .bs Act Tor the space of five days by trading "ihoui license II shall be lawful for the Sherf t .eiz any property real or personal belonging such person of uhuei and sell the same, after days notice by
 sng m three public places within the county and he her snail b- entitled c. the in such cases as i sle on execution issued of the District Court and ou' o The moneys arising from such sale he shall pav he a oani due for license 10 the County Treasurer and aiier dednetng the of his ices shall return inc balance remaining to the person trader doing business as aforesaid together with lieease for one quarter
 Notice IS hereby given that all licenses whenever que are payable at the office of Sheriff al the out
 ID Prescott and that the provisions of this Act will Tn the future be strictly enforced
 ., ED. F. BOWERS
 e'"i Sheriff Yavapai County.