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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23

THE ALTOONA RAILROAD SHoPs.-The
new and extensive addition to the pennsyl-
vania railroad Companv's workshops at
Altoona renders the establishment the most
complete in this country. The new building
is about 800 feet long by seventy wide and
is built of brick, the side wall being from
eight 10 twelve feet thick and one story
high, with arched roof. 1t is known as the
machine shop, where the engines are ''set
up or put together. single line of track
enters the building from either end, but in
side there are three tracks. A locomotive
''ordered To the shops" is taken just over
the Threshold of the building, when il is
picked up by n patent crane costing $40, 900
anil carried either upside down, sideways,
or in other positions to any part of the shop.
II q new boiler or firc-boX is needed, the
engine is torn apart in a jiffy the parts are
piled on the platform floor, the floor is low
cred to the basement, and the boilers are
taken TO the boiler shops. The boiler being
renewed it is carried back and the locomO-
tive is set mp again ready for the road. A
spectator might stand looking in amazement
while a locomotive disappears by piecemeal
before he could realize the situation. The
shops at Altoona are wonderful study for
the lovers of machinery. In the language
OF the gang boss, they "have a lathe which
will do everything but talk. .''-Harrisburg
Patriot.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23
NYOTICE TO STOCKHOI,DERS

~ The annual meeting sf the stock.
holdess of the Crcsson Springs Company Will be
held at the Mountain House, Cresson spring g.
Cambria county, Pa, on MONDAY, AUGUST .sI.
1873 Mt II O'clock NJ. Election for President and
Directors same day and place.
JAS. X. MCCLURE, Secretary
July D. lS75-2t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23

NOTICE.-Having purchased and
Az left with JOSEPH YAHNER the follow
ing described personal property, to wit: / bay
mare. l cow, buggy and harness. stoves, bed
steads and bedding clothes press. / bureau and
sets black smith tools. hereby canton all per-
sons against interfering with said property.
CONRAD YEAGER.
Chest Twp, July ls, 1sy5,-23.-st.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23

WE have received the second number of
WIDE AWAKE, the new Boston magazine
for Girls and Boys. 1t opens with an ex-
quisite engraving of a French painting,
The Little Shepherdess, which also is the
subject of poem by Rev DIR. 8. F. Smith
The opening story, 1.-TWO Fortune Seek
ers," by the Little Classics" man, Rosster
Johnson is charged with boys humor and
mems philosophy. Mrs. Clara Doty Bates,
who, by the way, is one of the best writers
of childrens poetry in the land, contributes
Tony" Young Rick" Miss Eastman's
serial, is excellent. Ben jamin Franklin"
by Rev. DR.. Chaplin, is appropriate centen-
nially. "a May Marriage" is graceful
poem by that young hearted Chicago divine,
Rev. Saml Duffield. Miss Farman g Cook
ing Club" enjoys itself hugely. Glow to
Amuse the Babies is charmingly written
and charmingly illustrated. "A Queer
PeOple-Their Children" is worth perusal-
Judging from this article all the Queer
Children lack is the WIDE AWAKE. "Fran-
kie's Troubles, - "Grandma's Pocket" aud
"Where did it go? are each veritable bits
of child-life. Tie Guessing People and the
Singing People are each we'll served.
Price $500 perannum. ID. Lothrop & Co.
publishers, 3S and 40 Cornhiil. Boston.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23

"A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The un-
- dersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county to re-
port distribution of the money in the hands of the
Sheriff arising from the sale of the real estate of
L. NJ APPLE on writ of ISAAC GATES and Others
notifies all persons Interested that he will attend
to the duties of said appointm ent. at his office in
Ebensburg on Friday. the 6fh day of August
next, at O'Clock, p. when and where they ma Y
attend if they think proper.
July 10, 1876. ALVIN EVANS, Auditor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23
NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS.

I N accordance with an Act of the General AS
i semhly of this Commonwealth. approx ed the
Sth day of April y. ID. 1872, ''relating to the col
lection Of Taxes in the County of Cambria"
notice is hereby given to the taxpayers reSid-
ing in the districts below named, that the Coun-
ty Treasurer. in compliance with the second
section of said Act, will attend at the places of
on the following named days, for the purpose
of receiving the County. Poor and State Taxes
assessed for the year 1875:
For Wilmore Borough. Thursday. August 5th.
:. Summerhiil Township, Friday, . 9th.
Washington Saturday. Aug 7th
:. Summitviile Borough, Monday, August 9th.
CiallitZin Tuesday LOT n
GallttEin Wednesday, l1th
Loretto Borough, Thursday, 18th
Allegheny Township, Friday. "a 18th.
Munster Saturday, +" 18th.
Chest Springs Borough Monday 10th
Clearfeld Township, Tuesday, " 18th.
White Wednesday 18th
Z" Chest Twp. at Glen Connel, Thursday Aug
10th, apf1rat A Annals, Friday, Aug. goth.
CarrollTREh Borough Monday, August 23d.
Carroll township Tuesday, Path.
Barr Wednesday, g 25th.
Susquehanna Twp, Thursday, - 2eth
Cambria township, Friday. 9th.
west ard, Ehensbnrg. Saturday, Aug. 2sth
jackson Township, Monday. August Sth.
Blacklick - Tuesday. SIs
East Ward, Ebensburg, Wednesday. Sept. 1st
And, in accordance with the second section
of said Act. on all taxes paid to the Treasurer
before the lst day of September there will he a
reduction of FIVE PER CENT, While five per cent.
will be added to all unpaid tn xes, and placed i'm
the hands of a constable.
A. ID. CRISTE County Treasurer
Treasurer's Office, Ebcnsburg, July 16, 1s75.-st
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23
4 PROMINENT OF ASSIGNEE
y (IN Il I,nCl,X

The undersigned hereby sivee notice ot his ap-
pointment as Assignee of CHARLES A. McGoNI:
OLE, OF Hemlock, in the County of Cambria and
State of Pennsy.v .varla within Said District, who
has been declared n Bankrupt upon. his own petit
ton by the District Court of said District.
GEO. G.. X. ZAHM, Assignee.
Ebensburg, July 2, IsT5.-5t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23

Fest quality of ladies' CATERS SO per pair,
at Stehley's.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
\ DMINIsTRAToR'S NOTIC ;

A Estate of SAMUEL SToY, Il
Notice Is hereby given that Letters of Adj
traIion on the estate ot Samtici Stoy. late OF
gheny township dee Il. have been granted
Undersigned All persons Indebted TO said
are hereby notified To make Immediate pa
and those having claims against the same "
sent them duly authenticated for settlemen
JOS ETH ECREN RODE, Al
Atleghehy Twp june II, lsIS.=et.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26
wEDLocK ON GRIGGLEs
A Woman's First Beau.

You knew at once by her general ap- pearance, and the manner in which she smiled, and the Siggles she giggled, and the way she talked, that this was the first time she had ever had beau. She was, in fact, very much excited; and, like aperson strick- en with the first shock of numb palsy, didn't know exactly how to use her tongue. The blood rushed to her head until there was tremendous buzzing in her ears, and she rec ognized all her acquaintances, old and young, and called them by name Tn d loud tone of voice, and wore at the same time very triumphant expression of countenance. It was moment of intense ecstacy ito her)- a moment looked and longed for ever since she entered her teens and all the heroes and Increases of all the dime novels she had ever read went dropping across her vision like row of bees in swarming tme Ap- ples, and peaches, and holly hooks, and mush- rooms, and pumpkins, and hedge-fences, as they hung on the trees, or blossomed on the stalls, or grew on the grass, or tore her new dress as sue swept by them, borne al- most from her feet by an electric force, all passed as an accessory panorama of bliss on her way to the circus, that glorious, grand. never-to- be-forgotten monday of her new experience. Did she enjoy the show2 Did she remember how the elephant stood on his hind feet 2 Did she follow the flight of the great unsurpassed, unrivaled, wonderful. astonishing, most daring bareback-rider in the world, as he dived in a doubled -up way through two hoops and aligbted on the horse again right side up2 Was the music the most delightful she had ever heard ? Oi course! But somehow these things got all mixed up in one glorious wbrl of delight, in the one glorious fact that she had a beau nice beau in black cloth, and red neck tie, and stove-pipe hat, and who smoked cigar, and bought peanuts, and candy, and lemonade every time the man who made it came around and whispered his goods so softly that the noise of the band, and the best ten-year-eld joke of the clown were drowned out of hearing entirely. O, how l her little heart went pit pat, and throbby- I ty-throb, and bobby-t bob on her way home that glorious afternoon.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26
The ~ giner.
EF Pima Itens-
From the Tucson Citizen of Nov. 18th:

From the Tucson Citizen of Nov 18th:
 Mir. D. A Bennett is in from Patagonia, and says he has the recent cave cleaned out and the mine we'll opened again and that smelling is going on. Ina few days, Messrs. Fish, Silverberg and others intend to visit and inspect the mine with a view of enlar- ging operations. In the crude way in which work has been conducted, about 100000 pounds of bullion have been taken out ard shipped to San Francisco, where for time but little over half the worth of it was ob- tained. The later receipts for the bullion have greatly encouraged Mir. Silverberg, and we understand he is now willing to join heartily into eDlarging the means of produc- tion. There is hardly doubt but they have in that mine one of the best, if not the best, property in the Territory.
 Tom ROddick came in from the Yellow Jacket early in the week, with about $50 in gold. the product of two and one half tons of ore. He reports the prospects as first rate.
 Excellent reports come in from the Pinal mountains. Recent discoveries al e very rich and several tons of ore are nog en route to San Francisco. One of the late discoveries, has large body of ore worth, by careful tests, Sl GOO per ton. Some sales at nice prices have recently been made, of which we are not now permitted to give particulars.
 l.. NJ. Jacobs & Go, bought Sl 900 in gold this week E. N Fish & Co.,, $500; Wood Bros, thirty-fve ounces; Zeckendorf Bros., twenty Oun .es John II. Archibald $400 and others smaller sums.
 J. c. Schemerhorn, Superintendent of the Salero Mining company, came into town yesterday. Says he is pleased with appear anees and expects to continue developments.
 Gov Safford, Thos. Ewing and w. E. Nor ford visited the public school on Tuesday and came away much pleased with the large attendance and manifest progress of the pu- pils. MT. Morford remarked that it often occurred that certain things were needed about school, for which the teachers did | not feel disposed to call upon the trustees, and therefore he gave $20 to meet such cases, | which was handed to MT. Horton and Miss | Nesmith
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26

THE Los Angeles Star of October 28, says Captain J. A. Smith, one of the leading field engineers of the Southern Pacific railroad, is in the city and will leave tomorrow for Col ton, where his camp and field equipage await him, and soon after his arrival at the latter place will start on a surveying expedition across the Mohave Desert to the Colorado and beyond. The work of definitely deter mining the line of the road to Yuma will be completed as soon as possible, and the work of constructing the same will not be allowed tolag.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26

WR had the pleasure of . brief meeting 'with' Gov. AMcCormick to-day. We were glad to see that be is somewhat stouter than otold. Gov. McCornick has hosts of friends in Los Angeles and we confess to a decided personal weakness for him ourselves. He in formed us that he would remain couple of weeks in Los Angeles-ILos Angeles Ex- press Oct. 90
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26

PORTER HOUSE STEAK-Few of our read CTS probably know how the name originated for the meat they like so we'll. Anexchanes says: 'This term has an American origin. In 1874 hungry pilot entered New York porter-house on Pearl street, where lunch as well as drink could be obtained. Morrison, the keeper, had nothing but the beef or dered for the next days family dinner, in the shape of a sirloin roasting-piece, and from this he offered the pilot cut, which he accepted. After ravenOusly devouring it, he turned to his host who was expecting dissat isfaction with the order 'Messmate, an- other steak just like that After having finished his steaks and porter, the old pilot ordered his steaks to be 'cut off the roasting piece for the future, and soon his companion learned the good that lies in the small lon steak, and Morrison was obliged to order his butcher to cut his sirloin into steaks for his customers, and the butcher, ordering his subordinates and messengers, designated them as 'porter-house steaks, and increasing custom and extended repute soon established the term now so common in all eating houses of our country and England"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26
Saturday, December II, 1875.
N o T IC E |.

US LAND OFFICE
 PRFsCOTr A. T.. Nov. $ ls73j Edeard c. DonoAngh aud Henry Eahfman; By Commissioner letter. dated Oct. '. 1eIo. hone stead enrry No l2 of Edward c. Donohugh, for NC E and F of " l. section lS township IT ", w.; and pre-emption dec araiion No. Ji4, of hsnl Eastman for F of section ls township IT N "a held fur eascela,ion subject to an appear ~h'' days from the date hereof
 pov5dcD VIM \. KELLY, keg's'o
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26
"A Little Game of Draw"

It was pleasant and right sociable little party that sat around little pine table in the rear of a street grocery, night before last. There were five men in the party, and they sat on candle boxes, end up. 4 candle illuminated the board, enabling the reporter (who had dropped in to get pound of su- gar) to see that each man had number of white beans in front of him. They were playing cards, and kept pushing from one to the other a big jack knife, which they called "the buck" probably from the fact that it had buckhorn handle, maybe, perhaps One man seemed to be doing most of the talking. His name was Sam Griggles. He talked like philosopher, and the reporter sat down on beer keg and listened to him.
 GRIGGLEs ON wEDLoCK.
 "I tell you, there's no use talking. The best thing man can do is to get married; Gimme three and bet you five beans. Ben' single has its advantages See it and raise you six. But the comfort a man takes in havin' wife and home of his own can't be told. Raise me ten, eAl See it an call Dammit, you've got the pot agin. Jim, put albit of ice in mine an a dash O bitters. Yes. boys, wife's good thing you bet your bottom dollar. Whew! Ten to come in All right, Jin; straddle your blind. Now, when man gets through his days work an feels tired an worn out what's nicer'n to % home an find good little wife waitin' fur you ready to throw her arms round yer neck an --Oh Lord 2"
 wEDLocK ON GRIGGLEs
 A hush fell upon the corner grocery as she walked in with shawl over her head and brought him one on the side of the head that sent his cards flying and upset his cocktail. Neither of them spoke word, but he looked as fine had lost one foot of hls six as he fol- lowed her out. Even the subdued snicker behind him couldn't make him look meaner -I Virginia (Nev.) Chronicle.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26
Stoien---Reward,

Last night somewhere Moufexuma street or in some of the saloons Qartrmassers Cheek k2l9 payable te Thomas keenan bearer Also about lJ0 currency and knife One hundred dollars will be raid fr con. vcEn of the theft sl0o for recovery of the money and check. Refer to C. F. Head & Co
 EDh 0vERsTREET,
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26

Medical Essay on the cause and cure of r,..... decline in man, showing how health is Io,s .nt r gained IL gives clear sypopss of the imped;,.,.. = marriage The treatment Of and physical dehf, sAhaused vitality. and all other dis-ases '"e results oi twenty years successful practice
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
 CURTIS ON MANHOOD. Then, i. m ,..,.. ...., ety by whom this book will not be found usesaI rss ne De parent Precsp'or or clergyman.-ILoudon Tins CURTIS ON MANHOOD "-This book should ss ,..s, the young for instruction by the afflicted ir re;i,f ii, 'n)ure no one-lMedical Times and Gazette.
 rnce-One Dollar, by nail express. Addr-s s. ~ -'' .'o' N"' Splsyl
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26
Y OU NC MEN

Who may be suffering from the effect of youthful h lies or indiscretion will de well to avail th.ms,rs \. of this the greatest bOon laid at the altar a, ,.
 fering humanity. OR. sPIHnEy will guarantee ,o ss
 iet SJOo for every case of seminal weakness or p
 rafe disease of any kind character which he undsr takes and fails to He would therefore say ,, the unfortunate sufferer who may read this nctjes that you are treading upon dangerous ground vheu you longer delay m seeking the proper rsmrdy ks your complaint You may he in the 6ist stage: r, member you are approaching the last If ysu ar, bordering upon the last and suffering some or s
 of its III effects remember that you persst in pso rrastination. the time must come when the most ,i
 fu! physician can render you assistance when The door "f hope IS closed against you; whom anesl f mercy can bring you relief In nc ease has the Doc tor failed of success Then let despair work upca your imagination. but avail yourself oi the beur6e. results of his treatment before your s beyond the reach of medical skill. before grim deat Lurrie, you to a prrnatre grave. Full course of treatment $25OO. Send money by Post OfHce order or Express with full description of case.
 Call or Address, DR. A. R. SPIHEEY oe29yl No. Il Kearny Street, San Frsssisco
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26
Pay Your Taxes.

Taxpayers notified thaf the annual Territorial sx Cauny Tax IS now due and payable to me my o6es, and that all taxes including Po Taxes must te paid or before the l3th day of December 1875. sf All who fail 10 pay by that time will he put upon the Delinquent List. ED F. BOWERS Sheriff
 and ax-oficio Tax Collector Yavaps C.. Prescott Oct. l5 lS75 oc2A.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26
LEGAL.
N 0 Y IC F.

To Frank Ganahl, John M. Murphy and c. j. Eaion q any other person deriving their title ny deed from s original locators in that certain mineral bearing quzr ledge lode or vein known the Dia a oeation siur ted in wallapai mining district, Mobave county. Ah. roma Territory.
 You are hereby notified that if you do not within nine y days from the service oi this notice, pay to the under signed at Mineral Park, Mohaye county A. T.. portiOnal part of the expenses incurred on ssd mine location required by the Congressional law apprss May lh 1872 the undersigned i'll claim forfeiurs d your interest in said mine. F. l.. KEMP.
 JAMES MAGUIRE
 DANIEL. SMITH. Mineral Park. A. T., August Jl ls15. sep3d9
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26

A N0rd To those who suffering from tss ssrory A Vnhus and ndiscretons of youth nervous veal. ness. carly decay ioss of manhood, &c., Will sesd n. ceipe that will cure you FREE uF CHARGE. The grsai remedy WAS discovered by missionary in South America Send seli-addressed envelope the REV. JosErH r.
 LYMAN, Station D. Bible House New York City aus7ns
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26
S H ERIFF'S SALE.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, Plaintiff,


 NuLTrEE MINING COMPANY, ETC, Defendant By virtue of three several executions issued o the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and m the County of favaTa in Arizona Territory in the aeys entitled suit duly attsted the sth day of October m and to me directed and delivered have levied upcu all the right title and interest the yulture Mining Con pany, the above named defendants in and 10 the oov- ing described properly sifnate lying and being in the County of Yavapai aforesaid, to-wit:
 The Eulure Quartz Mill, containing 40 samps and st machinery pertaining thereto, house, blacksmith shop carpenters shop, office, hou-e assay c1es one house sleeping rooms hen house. one hupdpa and sixty of land the Hassayampa river ssa bounded the west by vuture City, and the improve ments thereon Also the Vultre mine and Improvements thereon one blacksmith shop dwelling house. one cook honse chicken house. four stone budiHgs ooe bake stable building fur store asd capen ter shop. and powder magazine the said propsg being situate at the Vuliure mne Notice hereby gvs7 that On
 Saturday, December III, 1875. At l2 o'clock. noon yulfue Mllan yul'nre nse in said County of Yavaps win sell at public vrsase as the law directs all the right title and interest n above named defendant in and to the above s mentioned property, to the highest bidder Tor cash Dated this l7th day of November, 1875.
 nol9td Sheriff of Yavspa County, AT
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 IN TIE MATTER or TEE san Estate of FRANK COSGROVE 'oseo o

Noiice is hereby given by the undersigned sst of the estate of Frank Cosgrovs dsee1ssd 70 itors of and all persons having claims agsns' rS, eds to exhibit them with the necessary vooch . hs ten months from the first publication ef fbn noas ,aid administrator. at hi. office in Phenix MTes' County. tG- n. v1S-..d
 Atm'r Estate of Frank Ccsgefe. ssSSx PhoniI. A. T.. Nov, 9. ls1a
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Came to my ranch. in Walnut Grove, one dark bay horse known the William Louhaus horse on or about the 3d day of September 1875 The owner Is requested to prove property, pay charges and take him away.
 ALLEN CULLUMBER. Walnut Grove Nov. s 1876 v4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PRESCOTT POST OFFICE. Arrivals and Departures of Malls.
 ARRIVE CLOSES. From Southern Arizona via wickenburg, Pbenix and tf Florence. el Mondays and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays at From California Eastern States, Cerbat and points in
 Aohave. Mondays and Thursdays. Wednesdays at 6 F. N and
 Saturdays st sP. N. From Sau,s Fe New Mexcol via Forts Wingate and
 Defiance and Camp Verde. Monday and Thursday Tuesday Friday. 2 F. A F -om wickenburg, via Walnut Grove, Bradshaw and
 Noyes' Mills. Saturdays at 6 P. N. Sundays at G. AM Money order office hours frvm A. M. 10 3P.N. Registration closes al 2 r. Ofhce open Sundays from 10 l0i A.. No money orders issued or paid on Sundays fel2tfI THEO. W. OTIS. P M
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26
Cured at Home.
JUST ISSUED.--THE 20Oth EDITIov
 M A W H o O Q.

M- D., &c, &c. i' SsnA
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-26

Always on haas and for sale at the MINER office ., prices such lawyer justice sf the peace er other oAbeer csn reasonably fnd fault with.