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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-11

Mr.. A. n. Arnold. School Clerk for
this district, commenced to-day assessing
and collecting the tax voted for the pur-
chase of lots aud the erection of a school
building in the eastern portion of the city,
the old building being entirely too small to
accommodate the demands made upon it.
The school Board have purchased half
block on the corner of Third and Madison
streets, and have contracted with Messrs.
Dowell q Baltimore for the erection of a
handsome school building. the whole to
cost probably $4,000. The building win be
2sx44 feet, 16 feet from floor to ceiling !;
foundation wall about 4 feet; from caves
to comb of roof. IL feet; bclffy, . feet !;
spire, 10 feet, or total Of 48 feet from top
OF spire to the ground, the whole to be
painted outside and upholstered inside in
4 neat and comfortable manner.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-11

A letter from Dallas, Polk county, in
forms US of the arrival in that prosperous
town of five families by the name of Avery,
all from Iowa. The writer of the letter
writes to inquire the whereabouts of either
Allen or Thomas Avery, who arrived in
Oregon upwards of twenty years ago.
Allen is said TO be a violinist OF no mean
repute. Any one knowing the wherea-
bouts of either of the above named gentle
men win confer favor by writing to
DAllas.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-11

NEW FIRM.-Safn Miller has bought tire Wag-
on and Smithshop heretofore occupied by
Peters q Speidel, together with the material
end unfinished work, and is now prepared TO
furnish ANYTHING i'm his line, consisting OF
Carriages. buggies, Lumber Wagons, Hacks,
&C, and general smithing neatly and with dis
natch employ none but the best OF lnechan-
fcs, and insure satisfaction. All work war
ranted. think can make it an object for
you to buy of me, in price, style and durability
of work. / use the best of material, hickory
and oak. from the Eastern States. Call nlsd ex
anime for yourselves all want u q fair trial.
I have had several years of experience ON this
coast, and with the knowledge fhus gained. am
certain can please you. guarantee to sell for
cash as low rs can be bought in this city. A
large lot Of lumber wagons. side and endepFing
carriages and hacks on hand. Patr0nize home
nianufactoFy-do not send your money OF ont
of the country. Act the part of wise men. and
build up your own States and you win prosper
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-11

and everything usually found in first-class
drug store.
While earnestly soliciting continuance of
the liberal patronage heretofore extended TO the
LID house, hope at the same time, ly fair
and liberal dealing T. and careful attention to the
wants of customers. TO merit the esteem of an u
NEW friends who may favor US with their Or
ders.
Particular attention will be given to the COM
rounding of physician pres criptions and hAIa-
lily recipes, Mt ali hours of the flnyor night
A. III. BELL N PARKER.
Successors to X. G. HILL & son.
Albany, October 9, T4-n4tf
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-11

THE ADvENTIsTs AGAIN DIsAPPONTED.
The Adventisfs Of Chicago, after making
their own Interpretation of the Book OF
Daniel. hxel upon Monday last at mid
night for the end Of all things here below.
and the coming of the Son OF Man. They
gathered. to the number OF nearly two
hundred, I'm their accustomed place of wor-
ship, where she day was spent in waiting
and suffering annoying visits from mn
believers. At night they sought seciuded
hall, where the ceremonies offeet-washing
and eating the paschal lamb were observed.
With the approach OF evening came
thunder-storuly during which the skies
were filled with peeuliar yellow light
giving temporary hope and courage 20 the
Adventists on the appearance OF the pro-
missed sign from heaven. After the tut
fillment of their services In the hall. the
company knelt, awaiting the coming OF
midnight and their hour Of triumph. Tha
early hour came. but the solemn ticking OF
the clock continued. and the darkness OF
night gradually melted into the light q
dawn before which the hopes of the self
elclneled band vanished. Slowly and sadly
they wrapped the mantles Of earth about
them and quietly stole away, let us hope.
to learn that .stile Kingdom OF Heaven
cometh mos with observation.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-11
Raising and Moving Building,
BRUNK &c MAY,
Manufacturers of
BOOTS s. SHOES.
ALBANY, OREGON.

ORDERS SOLICITED, AND ALL WORK
~ guaranteed.
Leave your orders Mt their shop in the. old
Foster building, on First street, below \: ca
rothers & Co. S3v7
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-11

The London Times Paris correspondents
telegraphs that there are runoFs Of a re-
publican move at Madrid, In consequences Of
recent military wants. which prove that
the troops are unable TO gain any advan-
tages over the Cariisss.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

THE "OED DoMINIoS. ."-Tbe Silver pr;r,o
 ledge has been traced into Bradshaw Basi, a d,.
 lance of over three miles, and quite an exoi,,.
 Dent occurred there last week when the fact tba,
 an old location, formerly known as the "1ron
 Clad" but which had only been prospected for
 gold by the original locators, was reaIIv .,
 tension of the present Silver Prince. and ina, :,
 is r.ch in silver. Dan Martin has given LIS a bis. tory of its original and present discoveries ,o
 eether with the names of the present Iocators and the order of their locations Beui,pi,r o, tse Prince, Doc. Smith & Co. have the Rlocr
 Warrior, McKennon, Opdike & Co. and Frank shuz and Dud Moreland each have extensions which was supposed to be the extent of the Lead running south, until this late discovery. which they now call the "Old Dominion" Jim Fine < Co. have the extreme southern claim of 1 5Oo feet on what was, in old times, called the Lizzie Then comes Gerge Zachie uhd D. Grub. runuiny north ,5OO feet; then J. c. Otis and OrricL Jackson. 300 feet; Tom Waters, 1900 fee, . McKennon Bros. 1900 feet Frank shultz, 1900 feet Buck, Bradshaw & Wilson, 1900 feet . Jesse Jackson and - Donohue. 1 ROO fee, | and George Carr, ,500 This runs it north fin | Dud Moreland's claim and forms the line he. tween the Prince and Old Dominion. We may have missed few locations in this enumeration but this is as near correct as our informant car recollect. This showing covers a distance aIo,a be lode of over twenty thousand feet and 'boud 1t prove as good as the Prince all the way, it is the richest and most extensive mine in be world. This, however, is yet to be tested.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

The lot of ore mentioned by us last week as being on the way in from the Silver Prince ar. rived before the paper was off the press. There were four tons and half oft, and the folIowiny are the assays of six samples taken at random bv the men while filling the sacks. The assays were made by Mir. Howard, and furnish to ms by D. R. Houghteln: s3,7l5.0s; s99l. 20; s42s.- @; s6So.4o; sl,6Sos2; S944-20. The average, ac. cordng to the above assays, which may of course be above or below the true value, is sl.- Ss.32 per ton. When it comes to be sampled and assayed by the buyers, it is as likely to % over as under these figures. As no selections were made other than to take the rock as it hap pened to come. The total assay value of the { l-2 tons is S6,2724.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

BOUND THE LOUD TIMBREL.-That modern Moses, A. W. CaIIen, has successfully led his people from the Egypt of Kansas through tn e wilderness of Colorado and New Mexico to he Canaan of Arizona; more favored of the Lord than Moses of old who was only permitted
 s view ihc promised land from the top of Mount Aese. Mir. Callen crossed the Mogollons and preceded his followers to Jericho, where, unlike joshua, he made no war upon the people, nor aew rams horns about the citadel, but assimila- sd vitb the Canaanites and made common cause Sin them in the development and building up athe country Selah.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

THE SKULL VALLEY RoAD.-We interviewed Lieut. Thomas yesterday, and learned that the military road between here and Skull Valley will be finished tomorrow afternoon. He pronoun. ces it the bes. mountain road in Arizona. and thinks when the people of the upper part of the Valley get little used 10 it, and forget the dis appointment of not having it run in by the upper route, they will think so to. As there appears to be difference of opinion with reference to the merits of the road, we propose to go and run our practiced eye over it one of these days and make a true report like a sworn committee.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

HE LOST MAIL.-Ben Baker, and the mail carrier who was shot and had his horse killed last week, went out few days ago to try to re- cover the mail, which the rider hid in the brush the time he was shot. They found the dead horse, stripped of saddle, bridle, etc, but no trace of the mail. From the number of mocca- sin tracks in the vicinity Ben is convinced that tAe shooting was done by Indians who must have watched where the mail was hid and taken The only queer thing about it is that they ddn't eat the horse.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

VoARTRRs-By whica we moan ,,.
 - Iarson Thos. H. Head. on inc was, 4ul, s'a.
 w ante creek. We visited tbe.e on.-.- 'N'
 .uuesoay morning, and found Mir u..s VI o1 busv eroo,,., ''e carpenters. Wiley and Hugbe.
 story a.,s mousse for Parson Head Isx24 .
 story and half high, with one n'A.a,
 v. on the corner of hcCormick and w;,,;1 .,A-o'
 m, v., - pa's son has built a residence which is he is 'u inside, where, for the present. bors Tho, ,t- ont It Is believed by the neigh ., - '"ese buildings are not merely buiIt for o"e oi the carpenters intin,,ted ina, ,h.v ''e nature of trapto catch female i'm :. 7''nt' "nich may or may not be trpe Th.
 d'soh Is sly, says but little. and there i. mo
 IU"'pg "bat he may have in concentration
 'ooh LOOK et w. Frenchs neat coi,aoe gu'' . "cross McCormick street from MT U..d,s
 i' nearly ready ,o occupy and already has an
 wiley 6 Hughes have built T carne,,e- s, on tue next lot south of Heads residence whore ney make specially of sash. blinds ard the l;r 'ncy nave already made arrangements to bp;ld .r addition to their present estaI.Ishu.r, ,,,, .neS VIII put in machinery for making sash and Dhhds. This factory building will be oOxao and the machinery driven by a windmill. They h,re "'so contracted to build house on GurIev s,r.o, near McCormick, for Mir. Carpenter, the sheen man The main building will be 23x24. win porehes, additions, etc. . A i'ue further up the creek, opposite Judpe | ieury mansion, Wiley S Casey, of the Clipper 'a"-iniii' are establishing lumber yard for The 'aie oi lumber, shingles, etc, from their mill on he Hassayampa
 SUI farther up the creek, and in tue vicinity of 'eCormick and Goodwin streets. the colored man, Dave Harris, has erected a substantial and ery comfortable looking cottage We observed mother new house near the creek, opposite Uath- ways old shop, but did not learn W. ose if was "fleuryville," is a name We hear applied to nat side of the creek. Fleuryville, Head Ouar- ers, West Prescott or whatever name if may ear, does not effect the fact that it is growing nth great rapidty, and is about the most pleas. Ut suburb that belongs to Prescott.
 Gabriel H. LaBerteu is building a nice cottooe Montezuma street, between the residences of an Ihorne and E. $. Penwell The remarks on arson Heads ultimate designs will apply in this , lse.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

The Callen party, from Junction City. Kansas
 nied through town on Wednesday, about noon
 and went into camp on the Creek above. The
 cavaicade made quite an imposing display as
 MT. Calien, in his buggy, went ahead, followed
 oy fourteen wagons drawn by oxen. Each wa. gon had the name of the maker, "Murphy. St.
 Louis" on the sides, giving them asuniform ap- pearanee. The cattle, though somewhat thin. are Tn me condition considering the great dis tance they have travelled and the heavy Ioads they have drawn. The Association, formed in hansis Ter the purpose of mining in Arizona consists of hfty-two men, each of whom has paid Tn certain sum to form Company fund to be expended in the development and working of mines, and the eopartnershp is to last two years ihese facts we gathered from Kansas papers at the time of their departure from Junction City. A. w. Calen, the leader of the enterprise hay. ing been here two years ago, is posted on the re- sources of the country and, we understand, owns some valuable mining interests in the Bradshaw district.
 Quite number of families and others accom-. panied the Association who have no interest in the common property or partnership funds; these swelled the number of the party to over eighty. We understand that their outfit of co- thing and staple groceries are considered ample to sustain them for the whole two years
 We had q short Interview with Mir. CalIen, on Monday, and if successful, as he hopes to be- it is his purpose to bring out his family and make this his permanent home, and many of the Association will do likewise
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

Mayor Luke has been on trip to Bradshaw and the Peck series and brings encouraging news from the mines in those localities The Peck company have struck a six-inch strata of high grade ore, similar to that the surface, in their .s,es ca. at -boJtum or tneir J0-foot shaft. As this ore goes over S2,0O0 to the ton. sunni seam is of much importance, though they ex- pect to do much better when they get in on a line with the main pay streak.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

af Caien, general manager, and Daniel
 aaeheil, secretary of the Arizona Mining Asso- ,a''on, called upon us yesterday. This is Mir.
 aaeheiIs first trip into mining country, and se ne IS quite unacquainted with the busi- aas but hopes to understand it better by and " They both appear to be men of good busi- sas ability
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

William Isaac, whose card appears in the MINER to-day, was formerly resident of Salinas City, California, where the local paper speaks Of him as man of superior attainments, and per fectly reliable in every respect. He has settled with his esiimable family in Peoples tor Ante- lope) Valley, where, in addition to his farming operations he is ready to answer calls for Sur veying and Civil Engineering, and guarantee the correctness of his work.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

.ascis Drake, late of Kansas, has purchased "' rom ,. NJ. Sanford, nearly opposite the 'ew eottase of Dr. McCandless, on Montezuma "eee and is preparing to erect residence. He also bought the Hin & McGifi brick-yard 'a James Howie, and intends to go into the 'aieing business extensively.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

District Court adjourned on Saturday last having got through with the business of tie term very smoothly. Judge Tweed left on Tues day for Cerbat to hold the regular November term there, accompanied by Judge Rnsh, Capt. Hargrave and John w. Leonard, Esq, members of the bar.
 U. $. Dist. Atty. Pomeroy has returned to Tue son, where duties pertaining to his office called him.
 In the matter of Hathaway rs. Colycr, in the Court here, verdict was found for the plaintiff, and defendant is preparing his case for ap- peal to the Supreme Court.
 An injunction was granted in the case of the War Eagle Mining Go. rs. the Palmetto Company, to restrain the latter from work ing within three hundred feet of the ledge os the former. Frank Shultz was admitted to citizen ship
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

aks EMMA SMITH has received fine stock of ui'''nery, velvet straw and felt hats of the e'' shapes; large and handsome stock of s' reoous, faces and ornaments, with prices ~sau all. Give her call.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

We were informed by c. c. Bean and Mr. Alex .naer yesterday, that the Peck company nave asc,ds5 to take out about twenty tons of hign grade ore. which is now in sight, and make =, a shipment at once. In the meantime 'nes "n' .on,;nne work in the tbaft and cross cul'
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

letter received this morning from Chas. Il. wells, supt. Arizona and N. NJ. Express Co.,, aa'ed San Francisco, Oct. 18th, says he has aban- toned the Calente route and will start his stages ron Whitewater in San Gorgonio Pass, and run va Ehrenberg. He hopes to make the time to 'an Francisco in less than five days, hut five at ae iurthest. F. W. Blake will be here by De- Hnoer list to take charge of the office.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

e. a the new advertisements. Hardy's e, Aei'ys Land Notice; Sale of Town Lots; r. ace Changes; Reward for Stolen Check, aud Thief, and Dr. Bryan the Dentist.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

our Devil having been located in the o'd po
 ,.,., las, week. thinks of taking trip 10 the Holy Land in the Spring to s're~ some @ ..a.. of flowers and drop tear or two on tho s'a'' o' Adam.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

Brooke lS Linn, at the Plaza Stable keep not only fine but gentle buggy teams one ol "nlen we had the pleasure of driving over the opdyke grades. a few Sundays since. It is pleasure 10 r;ae hehjnd such a turn out.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

GRAY P. FOSTER, who left here several months since 10 seek medical relief in San Francisco rom n severe attack of the asthma, returned oy bones .,.,rs few days since, in apparent sound heaitn.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

s,.. ooNASxA LUNCH HoUsE is now in full s, ., Luxe Co.'S Montezuma Saloon. Joe ., oish up fine lunches. Go there and
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

Edward Dupish, late of San Bcrnardino, has opened barber shop in the Montezuma Saloon He has the reputation of being an excellent artist in his line.
 MT. Lamberson, of Walnut Grove, advertises corn meal in any quantity and or excellent quality.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

sla !. SALEs.-There will be two auction eerns~ ID front of the County building, eieck a. m-, being the Bully Bueno sss aaoer execution, aud another of Pres.
 's, Commencing at II o'clock.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

k,,s n meeting ofthe Board of Supervisors, S,,.. 'esoay last, the resignation of A. O. lra u,su ooe or the Board was accepted, and
 4Ans dnly appointed to fill the vacancy.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05
List Of Letter.

I
 List of Letters AiaAiNlNG Ar;,aHa ss IN THE PosToFrIcE AT pRrsoor, ''' 'He week ending Nov ; 1875. Atkinson wmC2 T-,x.u, Allen Harvey B T 11nn Adams Mrs Audrai Ia. MS Alters U 11e! DanI2 Beatty Miss Willie Linton Juhn N B,a,r 'a Iy I Moon John Cothran Dy Noore p r Casmer Lewis Ma,sr, I, Sia"Eee Mars John DecaversA McKinnoa Augps Deem John Serchani Nr Trenie Dorgberty Robt Marsh II A Dr. den James Nsu,o, c, rns rn;s Newcomb Capt R v Elam Ed II H4 p;Fsf Egs;er C C nmah r. W Fell Timothy Gray Smith soh t:rsc. fH, Ragun John w3 Garrs,, Richardson q Az C..c,s Raberts Aida Galloway John Rain. Th'.n.. GrOshoDg Han. u, Skean Geo Harper wilibrun 2 simn.on 1es0n Haukins Win Thompson URo liaron lsedore Tolley James li nanix deo Irendean Augustus faftrrt cSs. Warren Henry Hof Chas WHson Ladoc Houck Jas b "i'eaan Mia Harvey Peter Insnea 'nrs Jurgens Lewis WiIheIm Tb ,ofuan S Weckler Geo 'aines hobt Wvrd Chas W 'ohes Wyatt John osePL Chadowine Waldrip Emma Kennedy John Whitfield B lreit Christian Wicks Thomas
 SPANISH LETTERS. 'aruas Ju Terra A tonic 'indani Jos JanamiIo Hose Persons calling for the above letters will please say Advertised and give date of list.
 T. w OTIS, PM
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

p. n nones arrived with his stage from San
 .a'u,no on Monday, with large lot of fruit sna tue following passengers: c. P. Fos,er Mr
 hen@'e' MT. Lockwood, Mir. Sampson. H Don. ohue, Jas Stevenson and Mir. Mcc,e,
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05
POST OFFICE.
 Arrivals and Departures of Mails.

ARRIVE. From Southern Arizona, via wickeuburg Phonix and
 Florence. Mondays and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 From Calif rra Eastern States Cerbat and noint, in
 Mohave. Mondays and Thursdays. Wednesdays at NJ. and
 Saturdays at g PA From Santa Fe (New Mexicop. via Forts Wingate and
 Defiance and Camp Verde. Monday and Thursday 1 Tuesday X Friday BPM F-om Wickenburg, via Walnut Grove, Bradshaw and
 Moves Mills. Saturdays at r. M. Sundays at M. Money order office hours from A. NJ. to PM Registration closes at I'M Office open Sundays from to l0f A. M No money crders issued or paid Sundays. fel2u THEO. W. OTIS, r. M.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05
local Intelligence.
Church Notice.

Services every Sunday at I0;30 at the Me,bod;s, r cogal Church, on Marina street. Prescott Sundav t, inmedistely after service. REV. D. B. WRIGHT Ps.,o
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

SPECIAL NOTICES ia the readinq column, ,r;y bs charged at the rate of THIRTY CENTS ner E''s for first insertion and t'ce''ty cents ine for eooS su5seqHent insertion. '"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

sso.s AeAray and Dude Walker have located
 shS gone into the fuel business.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05
OLD T Y PEE

WHICH IS BETTER THAN BABBIr METAL, for journal boxes. etc. for sale q ths MuER o6ce in quantities 10 suit purehsssn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04

credit shrink from thrusting themselves forward
for fear OF being accused OF selfish motives. The
committee waited yesterday upon several gentle
men, with view to nnal arrangement on this
matter but all had scruples OF some kind and
committee In a very ugly position. and caused
O'Clock last evening the committee was in hopes
that chairman would be procured before the
newspapers went 20 press, and that all their
anxiety would De at an end
Every lrishman spoken to on the subject mod
crate as well as advanced natlOnalists, was en-
phatic in nIs condemnation of the course pursued
by Cardinal Cullen and his friends IN Dublin and
some denounced what they called "the Ultra
montana scheme" in unmeasured terms. III mas
thrown
A DAMPER ON THE DEMONSTRATIONS
here that Will take from lt much OF the force and
significance II would otherwise have had, and
many men VINO would have given II a warm sup
port now stand coldly by taxing 10 interest what
ever. The reports published IN some OF the re-
Gently arrived Irish papers showing that the LORD
Mayor OF Dublin claims ne has a right to issue
personal invitations to the Continental leaders OF
the Ultramontane party causes that Official TO be
merely denounced; and many OF the old refugees
oil 1865 and 1867, who were beginning 10 forget
Cardinal Cullens bitter attacks on them during
thelf nour or MISFORTUNE now denounce him as
heartless intrguer VINO would sacrifice MS coun-
Try and people for the gratltcatOn oil bgoted party
ZEAL Some Tears are also entertained lest the
complications arising from the unpopular action OF
the Cardinal should result IN a collision between
the poPulace and the military in Dublin. The ex-
clusion OF Isaac Butt, the leader OF the home rule
party, and O'Oonnell's leading counsel during his
trial, is characterized as an exhibition OF mean
partisan spite.
All these things will be largely against lhe New
YORK demonstration on Friday, and IL Is propaole
that the intelligent, thinking irish nationallstS
VIII refrain from taxing any part Whatever In IL.