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, 1875-12-29

r'fE WHEAT pRoarEcr.
stssS s;s IT, is; so 1ss -. @ eo :. e.. IN + ths s
h,nau"n =, % IN ~nea'' !hes ray: .-.
following Aqntrr pointing nj IN st drrri.on ttll'nH
Al ths t*n'1 st"ry ot carly depression and fhal r.
fs a 10 S so:s 9 tho
although but mperfeGty understood, IL nogrrshees.
~ ten 10 ihe scientist "A tue law Of aear!satou and
tho sanr c4us.s which hare for sevcseeh yesrA rro-
ucrd thn' aaino rrsnit, will e1trs like result this
ftn.en. i,ninE ths present month cash NJ. wleat
tol 4 efi" Which 4 the lowest '9ure renetr'': as
lowest prices during percber IN bsrIs wa mud That
during the pat .sssnt"n years ehs pslee Of wheat
a'a "rrff Instance adsaiced sufficiently to my all
e1peltsa m! handsome rroft. Thv ateFaa" a ~.
Fni'ee iot aevehteen yeAr. n rnf bu tho aallshs
adSAucf u l4f and fl' lafG'at 9io. ...
Tho mAtimnu1 advance hns heen reached mostly
autiux JanttaTy. Msy. md 1nnc- II ws casFy the
figures ssI further md taks this adYancss from THO
oses nEes tnrLnR sr nfs tour months uf the cereal
aNo auSanre o. tc rer hnthel which would tndIvste
n,n,f, iinT ~ * inst @ siat .. @ ro. T.. ~ n"us ,
Iypo,c,t that tAr causc. ;oy rxttins ara II syornne
strength Will, the for s past seventeen
yenss. We thtnk ehsy aro s!roEHT:
~, ,v .inn !. ap 1"Sas' "o"'' e''o as s4io' ano
VA relc,t ti,at ttn ,,no,,Iinrt e.ner,eure at the
wheat trade shows uw prizes during Ills carly psyt N
Tie cereal 5f1r aud hasone appr Of values
inaT !r nnn f Irnsn ;t,,t tn M.' ~ w. w
lin tf1ih 1hroa ttet1rsnera IL easily exur,fc
Tho rsfensss advertisements Ut tho wants
Or Great Britain attracted Tho surpln5 Of
.au .o W.. Sop: pa,.a, ,s j.. ~, VI ~" NM4 H.
tur,i,s Of tho Emprc wan brupht in slvht rha f.ir
prices rad early III the sesrob we'll during No
ventbar, lndues1 M extraordinary liberal movement
- ssna @ f too 'nn's.ts ~, .t .. % sp ""sa. ~
h.,tes, nado farmers nu.ious 10 part viii il earjy
and, ~ thtse low grades hrouRht hut 5tsle noney
t!lry vera compelled to sell 'r"1 In orlur to Fcats
aTr .rs ha nsn; "eatnes aof
III ,,lu,, ia, ~ Iusties nsusy H. Interior vsrehosca
i. l;t4 time Of tic yrar, aud nort In viss II tho
large snpfcs, haYn honahi raringy. Tho eftort has,
ho%eyer nireaX o.n iels an whsn the f:ct II rea'
ttrctr u,tn I,ct r IL, In ,,t,+ n,mr.sn"nt T. hi
nrn.nmts fnt thr n,.t rro m fnr aa tnnwn -. rer
Fratkor c.ntint, Inn1 q, aro ii1..ir n Lava ~ sit
trr whr,t f,tav IN nrsi Az, nv iose's,er T. VIZ -.
Vii ba m snrpinx t,.nk Z, sn,,x II ,:IoIsv
-. tr'' ~
,,.,,,,,.,,
.,,,, ,rnr,,.,,, fHpfis1ohs. ...
uod tHobuI4S-"eee ne'9 hctlset anu 'rfe3'l'
larry aasler. nner lttEes offerings, chiefly far fatrro
ont RIA .on,1y of bnu, "a. - ,nn,, ,bs, to ,,.rt
- -. ~, ~ .A ae - -, -
eFs 'roH 'ao natAet Anu F1'Hes te' OIL oe"
c,uao t12ro was mt eno"e On Halo to induce buyers
10 conp,ts with c,cl other for tho animal Tho sna
.ups y, ~, nv M ra" a,es'at ~ noI nov"
e'es' Mill u nos cAc!'e nuch cou'IlenI II "Ha re-
mcm5crcd Tint thla IL holiday week, and considered
probabe country dealers hayp baen uncertain ~ to tho
crtont Ia which thu uactcr, unu, oncrn.a 14,
Christmas and The No" feas-heneo kort back tbs
lDg1 for fear Of breaking thu market bF b6n1 morn
, 1875-12-29

Long and short clears quoted It i9a}I0To csah,
and loo seller January. boxed Rreth hatns, log
1oAo; swcet~picklod do. l0kAllo: uutpherlapde,
1oho cash Keller January: long cut hams, 1ok(S
Ike Nxed bsco. hams, 3ktsl3xc>
nEEF rll0puCTs- -Wers ale1dy md quiet 1t $9.t1
afU00 for mess, 1850 AlI.ov for extra mcss, and
90 for hans. Haea 100 brIs sttsa mesa
ut $li,O0.
TAtfaEztan n1,afed al a1t2as
, 1875-12-29

lit'HS-Tlttfr "aa M EonsIltrsp t!r,Iand trt1.l
sr*:rt, al ANAL "A wnt the anlly ut n4', hoIlrrs
u 70 Se'rt hImrr figures fur rhcl rs Krsdcs. l4Sht
t"D1 'rar.r. c,u,nfanlef s. ntlynrp" II w,a tlnIi
ahl dfafAtaR !rads Ut *s.kutah.aI Iut rnll,,nn 10
lI!lt. '.' % S7 - ''
, 1875-12-29

1ATEET.
New Yont, Dec, e8.-uo!a was lrnles toward the
close, ~hsn sdyanced 10 ll3. The opening aud low
4st price Of tho day ll1 lAtes pall for csrry.
lug, !. = ., ~, l. ~, s, 7. mud finally ler csut.
tlovc.nuents hrm and In good demand.
NailsosA bon4s Artn.
6tle bonda qu!et md steady, except Teunessees aud
virginia., which are totte..
Tue upward movement on the Stock Exchange,
Which Wa tuauguEsted ytatsrday, E,adc further
1sosreas today. when rrtces ndvanred y 10 K. Ths
advance waa lDoss marked In Wratesn al..<s, The
improvement iu Western SHARES ~ns .ttm,l-
lated by xuilofs that a representative OF
tho oTan4 Trunk uf Canada wax In Town
endtssusinx to arrange emitting competition
on Wettctn.borpd freight. Jbs IAFsess adtsnra was
au Union pac!nr. which from IN 10 7s,.. ful.
lowed by VI. Paul. which sdsAncei from 3s u I fur
cotnuon, snd frum 0H 10 67h fur preferred. Then
came Northwestern prtfurre<i, which roae from ssx
~ atAi, The colnon 8uinR up fruin ~ to 31i. Tho
lurtuatiouA IA lAcIdc Mall wtIs Ailet than usual
reus faugpk from 5st to 4t., sth the 1uai SALE ut
yaJ1tt. Like bAhre tIossd II t1';, sftr selling at
t1t mud 6lk. hew Jefse3 uHtrAi adyshreh to Iuj 4,
Sew 11tt Csnfal to lus. Michigan C.ntr4i In 81,
Wtstsru untoa 10 43H. aud 0hi14 tn II. Oaer tiuc-
soIlr' i4eihc. xhl'u dropssd fran LIN to1.H.
Tbs ttaussetlpns w"re !27.u saar>s, ef which
s3.00l ~eF5 ltc,hc Ma 1a.tGa, We4teru Gni,,M bu|l
Noslws stern. e.HAU III. lanl couuIon. lt,,0j pre-
Tired, 5G1 EEtt, LOU LAX: Shose, And s0eo Ohios
At'aJ tt57 pr cent; rshlc ,leresuts paper, a!j'S
Customs receipts. 5!3p1D. 1la Assistant Treasurer
t4atu1s:d S!.s u.tEt. Ckarip4,a, tF,,N1n1,
iFo.luss sAls-sts Tor t.B ssk, {J,73JLtu,
S.ssat4 e1rlaa3s, y; ats3A.
, 1875-12-29


FLouE-W.e dnit and hrsyx. o,,ota,ior. ~o-.
ro,iu.,tv ,n..,.,s, ~ ,.,. ~; ~. ",, ".'s w.,
.".. aad ,,a E 1a o'' INV wsts nut sei. nut
eae1 oou'" oaty ba o1ectea ~ fasthaf eonpesnona.
Those ftposA 1uc bts winters On private taf,ps
Bp1 bril- eprlnp a.trsa rarty ii "a M snr ron IN
~ ri. sr.Ina .,,,s.aua. :. =, ~
e"tsAs 'uF9unes ss'so sna ~ Dts
Dacx*ncat hh's Oh private tertl,s. Total, 1880 bfs.
The market c!ased noninay II tho following rauRo Of
nrfcsa Ohoes sdntsr txtrxa n mar IN. c,,,,ron
In ooo, an Il 5.c;s "a .rr.,@ ~s.s.. II on,sa n..
4o,e 49, te','VsoSs spss"S eAtas tsvt9a.2a;
9ooa aos sAb@a liza; ch0lco dos sapoas.?3; Patents
do $3.t037.?t Mnuc4ota, $3.23G.25 apen4 e,1psr.
zines s30oa35u: rya aour Il. .I1pa4 u, and tn.t.
wh,,+ H. O. tna.7a ~"A e-S~'
~. ~ ~ ess'eoo'
be4H-H0 moderately tct1SA and unchanged In
1os. 6alee vers 90 tons u $3.50 ot traak and a27s
fruo On boara cars,
N1tp1,sos-s.laa w.r. IN TIM, oo,,., a, an .o IN.
,, "ot" ~ 'oA' oeA1ao ~ slo''o 49ee
OIL uoasd
CoR4.MxAL-Co1rse fueWj VIA uo1uiua2 Al SIG % On
track.
wnr,r-,y., ..,r. &C.,, .n.., n.,.. ... :, ~.
>'''' SUI sHain eas'sst tsohs o1 tHe
tFalx belh8 aohe At futthGE dtcllus Of peE bu,
though hs market closed oply tke lower than on sou.
dsy Esv York Ii dull, .,,,l Tho M uroman r,.,L.t.
,rsr. ,en,,,, orotu, ,,,,. ,.,,. ~ ..s ~
"'.a.s Ss 9"'S" -.1ao' tnoesh tAe 1e1oFts from
~ s'hst sNs Afe ssiaoa mneh betes than RussAss
~hth 1nAds during tla holiday work. Our rscs1ts
Tssn ag.ln tats 10 solune, aud thsEs "exs but few
1rdaFs On ts Noor from oatst1e he steady ae
, 1875-12-29
COMMERCIAL.

The fotlo+tng tho receipts aud ahpn,tnts Of
TIM leading articles of produce in this city during tho
twcnty-!oar l.oHts ending at otlnck Oh Tuesday
morning. aid far tho corresponding day ono year agu:
, 1875-12-29
TELEcRAPHic MARKET REPORTS,

FOREIGN MARKETS.
te'efh. h'pdtta 10 M ch'eoa* 1s'bs't.
ihvfafool', Dec' !s-ll:aoo o. m.-FLoua-No. !. go
ed; No. > ~
oh1A-Wheat-W1nsar No. ], 1os ID; No. ., "a 81
sprius. No. los No. . o.: white No. l. 1us lod; NJ.
= luz I'd: c'ab No. lis Cd; No. ., i1s- coEu-So.
l. a5s NO. = va VI: now, 3ea.
IHoy'Soss-l'ork' Sis I'D. Lard. s9s.
NEcE1prs or "HEar-For the last throo days, 1000
MvxRfooIs Dec "8-3p. mt-daAN-Whcat, club,
No. J. liz Cd; No. las 1od- Old corn, No. l. 31s Vi
No. 2, 3cs Oh.
fonR-55s.
1tyHnrooL, Dec. 2a.-yAnNs AND FAnn1cs-As Man-
chester quiet and unchanged.
observation-disclosures Glib los lod9lls el,
corn-Cl1 Weatcrn mixed, 3es Gda9la I'd,
pnnv,.1ox...sta,. ,so,s os. p... ,.
.,ta,1.. N. q, 80 o,"' naco"-1oa8 e'osE
ronnor n. oaNrron,sa ~ ~. 49, ~
cooA,-4h open marses ior thfrs 'nonths bills IA NJ.
or = BELOW sno Bank OF England rates.
cossois-fos money, 81 1854 account, 0A lilo,
loS4; nav 81, 1o5t: Ner York oentrni "a. rrtn-
t1,f. rrnycrrra M '
a,p4nta. peo. m-.prnrr,-.sr7 IN.
, 1875-12-29

pirTsHuno PETROLEUM MARKET,
Ptrranuau, Der. 1s.-retro1cum qutos: crudn, f.
1 Parkers; refined, ls1:o rhsladsrhlA delivery.
, 1875-12-29

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET,
cLEvELAHp, Den. 2B,-fettoleu1n unchanged and
strong; demand heavy,
, 1875-12-29

Great Western Steamship Line.
from Nav York 70 Bristol Easlsadl dissos
SOMERSET. THURSDAY, Dsc ~
Cabla PsAaa{s. sci intermediate, &Ei HtestAxe IN.
iaSs Shuw III. APRfEu PR3fEu MsbhNntb assss,
FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
, 1875-12-29
National Line Of Steamships.

NKw YORK rO QUEENSTOWN AND LtVkRpO0E.'
EGYPT, ~ toni hatusdAy, Jan. At l. m.
thlEtxhTiA ~ soas Saturday. Jsn 4 !;9 =. u.
kNGL1kU, ~ tons .sAtuEiA1. Jan. II. Il il .saa
... ZOE LuknOk DtnElT.
oansh*,pn nsh,a tsns raS.d.y. Jan ~ 4, r. e.
- - tsdnced Iatea. Hsserafa tlcte. ~ ea1xsass
p.iss ,1 * Gi and upwards IN Hssat i;stttln
kpfthssst eorusr O.sk and topposse oss-
6harl8n HousA). Chicago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-23
n GOODS.
Gaming License.

SEACH AND EVERY PERSON WHO
II shall deal, play. carry, on. open, or
cause to be opened, or who shall conduct,
either as ewner or employe. whether for hire
or not. except under a license. MS hereinafter
provided. any game OF faro, monte, roulette,
lansquenette, rouge ct noir, rondo, or any
banking game played with money, dice or any
other device,e neither the same be played for
money checks, credit, or any othor represent
alive of value, shall be guilty OF a misdemea-
nor, and on conviction thereof shall DO pun
ished by q fine Of not less than one thousand
nor more than three thousand dollars, or by
imprisonment in the County Jail not less than
three months nor more than one year, or by
both such fine and impIisonmcnt."'.lAn act
to restrict gamlng-stat's. 1852, y. I'D.
In conformity with the requirements OF the
above section OF an act entitled AN act TO
restrict gaining" all persons now carrying on,
or intending to carry on, any banking. game
are notified that they must procure a license
for such game before o~pening the same. The
game OF honest l%Djnn'is incladed.
G. W, GILMORE,
Sheriff Of Eureka county.
z. J.. KING, Under Sheriff.
Eureka, Apri.l4. 1873. apli
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Unfortunafa
NEW REMEDIES NEW REmrn,,.
DR.. GIBBONS p,spr..

~ DR.. GIBBONS n,sn..
@l SAkY, No. 623 KEAkNV ~
IN corner Of Commercial. San pssi,
6yK34SS3 cisco. Private entrance nv Inlan-
E&&xx3 Lmercial street. Established w" y
1914. for the treatment Of Sexual and Ssmm;,l
Diseases, such as Gonorrhos, elect, Strictas,..
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal WealnaIll
Impotency, etc. etc. Skin diseases of Fs ~
standing. and liberated Legs, etc., suees susis
~ treated. ''uh
DIR. GIBBON has the pleasure Of anna.
ing that he has returned from yisitinu.v II.
principal hospitals Of Europe, and hass ~
sumed practice. y
Tho Doctor has spared neither tim. :.
me ney in seeking cut new remedies. AMI ~
returned with increased facilities for ths II. n
Walton of human suffering. ""s
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence Of sp
abuse. This solitary vice. or deprnyed serus
indulgence, is practiced by the youth Of III
sexes to IN almost unlimited extent. nrodna.
ing with unerring certainty the fojlow;"s.
train Of morbid symptoms, unless comba,I
by scientific medical measures, viz: SaiI1uu
countopsnce, dark spots under the eyes, bah
in the head, ringing in the cars, noise lke II.
rustling of leaves or ~rattling Of chariots. INV
e~asincss about tho loins, weakpess Of ~.
limbs. confused vision, biunted intellect L.. ~.
of condolences, ditlidehce in approaching ,trsn'
gers, a dislike 10 form new Acquaintance. !.
ulsIOsltlOu u suuu sOclcIy, loss Of plen,orv u
pimples and various oruptioDs shout tbe a..
hectic fushes, furred tongue. fetia breath
coughs, consumption, night sweats, monom.
MIA, and frequently insanity. Ii relief BE- nal
obtained. you should apply immediately. -
thor in person or by letter, and have : evrs
effected by his new and scientific media y
treating this disease, which never fails Il
effecting \ quick and radical cure. "
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing n letter to Or. Gin,
BON, stating case, symptoms, length Of tim,
the disease has continued. and have medicip,
promptly Forwarded, free from damage anj
curiosity, to any part Of the country, viii
full ant plain directions for use,
By. inelosing Ten Dollars coin in . regis
tered letter through the Pesto6ice, q
through Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S, . pack age o
medicine will DO forwarded to any part OF tn
Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will plea.
state the name OF the paper they see this I'D
verfisement in.
All communications strictly confidential,
Address Dir. j.. +. GIHBON,
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
tr1-1y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-23
Sole Traders Notice.

DE 1T KNOWN, THAT REGINA MpCll.
ID wife OF John A. Mech. beth residents Of
the county OF Eureka, and State of Nevada.
i. DESTROYS Of n~yailing herself of the benefits
VI tho act OF the Legislature OF Nevada, en-
titled " AN Act to authorize married women
to transact business in their own Iames as
Sole TraDders;" aud il is the intention OF the
said Regina Mech to maj 9 Application to the
Of Nevada, in aud for Eureka county. on
the I'D day Of May, 1878, or as soon thereal.
tor as council can BIO heard. for aD order 81
the said Court permitting her to carry on, 10
her own name, and ON her own account me
lodging-house, and OF buying and selling RAJ
and personal property. REGINA MoCh'
Eureka. April 10Th. 1875. ap.0-lw
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United States Mail Line
DETW EXS

INOUR-UOURSE COACHES, CARRYING
IT passengers ard Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S TX
press, connecting at Austin with the stage to
the railroad. and making close connection at
Eureka with " oodrufi and Ennor's line To
hamilton.
Stages leave Eureka every Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday morning, at ! o'clock.
Stages leave Austin on W c~dnesday. Friday
and Monday mornings. ut Il o'clock.
H6 Passengers by this line will be furnish
ed excellent meals at the Nillows Station,
where ample time will be given for dinner
each way. }. A. WILSON, Proprietor.
Uiiice at the Parker House, Eure' n.
i-eIy j. l.. UIycsLEY. Agent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-23
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. "a.
u =. LAND OYPIcp


Eureka. Nevada. April 2l, 1851
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Jonas H.. Osborne, Geo. W. NJ. Cewls,
and George j. ~tiardper, whose psstoffiee I'D.
dress is Eurek n. Nevada. have this day
filed in this office . diagram, together
the United States, under act OF Congress ap-
proved May III. 1872, ,or fifteen hundred i, O)
lineal feet Of tho Diabss lode, the same
running 10 feet psrthcrly and 10 feet south.
erly from the location monument at the loes.
ii u. shalt, with surface ground two hundf,d
feet in width. situated in Secret Canyon
Mining District. Eureka county, State Of
Nevada. and described in the plat and field
notes Oh file in his office us elbows. 10 wit:
U. S. Survey, No. 90,
Beginning at q post marked mo. |. US.
Survey No. H." whence the flagstaff in tho
tow o. Eureka bears n. : deg. - MIN. h.,
&,,lS. fert: the post marked u. AonuAent,
No. ., ON the summit sf %iloossc Mountain
bears n. - dog. 3 mis-. w., 30 feet; post
40. /, OF Survey, Nc. ~ ~iloosnc loae, bears s.
- deg. = mir. r., = 10 feet; ald tie wort ing
shan uYon tai- lode bears v. IL dog. - min.
~, rs ,-lo .set; thence runling ;. IA deg.
W., 10 ic.t, To bes; marked No. I. ;. sur
ycy,N No. ~; thence \. lu14 deg. N..l,i 20 feet to
post marked No. 3. |. ). survey, No. u:
thence \. ~ deg. T., 2oO feet, to post marked
No.. 1. L. >. Survey, No. ~. and thence ).
l0a deg. f., LOO feet, to posi- 40, J., the place
Of bssinring; containing. b si-iN acres.
Courses expressed trsm the true meiidisn
with N magnetic variation OF ld1a degrees
cast. .
This claim il located upon unsurvsyed
land and is bounded on the south by the bug
Out CiaiD,
This claim is recorded in book "B,r rage
2lo, Of the Secret Canyon District Mining
Records, and n copy VI tie notice and plat
can be found posted at tbs location snsit
upon tho icde. ID. b.. INN Ell, hegistor.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

LIFE Is SwEET.-The blood is the life of the human sysem Keep pure and all is well for this purpose no standard medicine has hal unf rm and amazing success a. Dr. Heuley's Celebrated x. L. Bers This pure stinulat melcated with the finest tonies sud alternatives which the vegetable kingdom affords and is the only preparation at present known which thoroughly meets the emergency The effect o this popular rrstsra tive continuous Each dose taken iEvsores the vital enerse. and the brain, and iis rrnonged will uu- ques ionai any of debility mental torpid i,y that des arise from organic beyond the reach medicine IL is in the stcest of h- word
 invgo aiing and regulating eoriia If the nerves are tremulous and relaxed braces them if the liver is tor pd it promotes activity in that organ the appetite por and digestion q slow and painful operation, it creates relish food and enables the stomach convert t into heahful aiment. Moreover, is specinc iur large number ailments of which particularly prev alent in the damp and chil weather which often experience in mid-vinter. Amo,g these may be mrn- toned rheumatism chs and fever and all the morbid conditions of he gesfve organs By nsuring perfect digestion and proper flow of bile, it usures poor blood.
 vgorour eircua ion. and the prompt discharge of all waste matter from the system my2aml
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
PRESCOTT, 4. T., June 27th, 1875.

h' cuhS ~sths EDITOR MINER R:-The near approach oi
 the time fixed upon for celebrating at Phla-
 delphia the hundredth year of our national
 existence find has stirred up very strong
 and longing desire among most, if not all, of the old pioneers of this Territory to be pres
 ent and assist in celebrating that great event,
 and have no doubt but a like interest and desire pervades the breast of every old
 pioneer throughout the entire West; but
 it is feared that many thousands of that
 class of our citizens will be deprived of that pleasure, owing to lack of the necessary
 means to defIay their expenses to and from
 Philadelphia in 1875. It has therefore oc-
 cured to me that the Government of the
 United States ought to provide the neces- sary means tO enable all such to be present on that occasion, for there is no class of our
 people that have contributed So much to open
 up, develop and civilze the western portion of this Continent as the pionecr-most of whom have sacrificed the comforts of civil ized life and the society of friends, and de- voted their lives and fortunes on the iron tiers in opening up to settlement this vast empire, and thereby greatly contributing to the revenues and resources of the general government and, 1t therefore seems 10 me, that it is not asking too much in return, of Government that has been so greatly bene- fitted by this class of our people to expend few millions of dollars in providing the necessary means 10 enable them 70 gratify a spirit of patriotism that pervades the breast of every true American; for it is certain that had it not been for the pioneer. this country, in the year 1876, could not have made the showing that it will on that occasion. Why then should not the Government do this much to ill part repay the pioneer for the deprivations of long life spent in contribu- ting to the greatness and glory of this great Nati0n2 It is therefore in behalf of the pioneer 1 desire Co call the attention of tn. press of the country to this subject, and hope thereby, if possible to enlist the servi- ces ofour Representatives in the Congress of the united States in our behalf so that at the next Session of Congress they will secure the required appropriation for tbe purpose above referred to; for there is no class of our public men more familiar with the mer- it's and claims of our pioneers than the Rep in Congress from the entire W estern States and Territories, and am that they will take hold of this natter in earnest when their attention shall | lave been called to it through the press.
 Yours, truly, A PIONEER.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

How RICH MEN BEGIN LIFE. Cornelius Vandeb'lt began life with an old pirouge running between Staten Island and New York City. carrying garden stuff to market. With two or three thousand dollars raised from that source he entered upon steadily increas- ing enterprises unrill he amassed the enor- nous sum of $50, 100000.
 A. T. Stewart first bought few faces at auction, and opened his way to success in a dingy little shop in Broadway, near the site of his wholesale establishment. Years of rigid honesty, shrewd management and wis. dom in things toth great and small, have made him the monumental merchant of the nine teenth century.
 Daniel Drew, in his early life. was a cattle driver, at the munificent rate of seventy five cents day, and he has now driven himself into an estate valued at from s2J 100000 to S30, 100000
 GEORGE LAW, at foriy-fve ye,rs of age. was common day laborer on docks, and at present counts his fortune at about Sl0,OOO.- GOO.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
MINING NOTES.

Theo. Boggs brought in some specimen: that he c lculated would go Sl5,OO0 to the ton, day before yesterday, but when he came to have it assayed the certificate read, goli 900; silver, GOO; copper, GOO; lead, 900; and 1 to add insult to disappointment, the assayeI had added note stating that it was not even good rock to build wall, or for any otbe, useful purpose Theo. says his discovery is open to relocation if anybody wants to jump it.
 We hear of rich discovery not tar from the Davis mine, in the Hassayampa range, by CoIumber and Moore, but bow rich or how extensive we have not heard. It is gold rock and created quite an excitement at the Crook mine when samples were brought there.
 Fredricks has his ten stamps in active op- eration now, and is turning out good yield of bullion each week.
 Hutchison has returned from Mineral Park with the fire-brick for the Silver Belt fur mace, which will blow again in a short time, when we shall expect to see a few tons of silver bullion shipped away from that mine.
 Considerable quantities of placer gold are being received from Lynx Creek and the Hassayampa, at the different stores, besides the usual quantity of arrastra gold.
 Several parties from California and Neva- da have recently gone into the placer dis tricts to prospect among them an old Red Bluff (Cal.) acquaintance, w. W. Wells, who has the muscle and the will, and only requires to find place where tbare is not too much dirt mixed with the gold, and water to wash it with.
 Mr. Hastings late of the Blue Ridge Plume and Lumber O., Tehama county. Cal, has also been investigating the digsings at Brad shaw.
 Collier has gone back to Bradshaw to have everything in readiness for the summer rains, which may be expected to begin at any time.
 Another party has gone to look at the cin- nabar deposits on the Verde. Stone, who was out with John Malcom, goes with Kerr and Clark, who will investigate it thorough ly and report without quite so much lnyste- ry when they return. Malcom is n, doubt a good miner, but he plays his points so fine that We fear be bewilders himself sometimes and is not quite sure what he has got.
 Parties who have reliable information as to any new discoveries or development, will oblige us by communicating the facts to us for publication. Remember, we want no bumcome, but up and up genuine truth. No matter how it is written up, give us the facts and We will put them in shape.