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NOTICE

Il hereby given TO all persoDs that haze
borrowed money from THIS Jacksor)
County, tO meet the undersigbed IN
SCRANTON on the Fir t Monday ia March,
next. aud settle th interest due on their
notes, Ms | shall have to report oil deliu-
qnents At that term Of the Board OF 81.
pervisors.
+ br1sry Isl, 1878. G. WARD
feL6 1. County Treasurer.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-09
DY C. d. FAVOR, AUCTIONRhR.
- d. 4. FAVOR. salesrooms Is East Ilth street.
will sell TIL DAY
Uuesdavl, March 9 i0iS O'Clock,
at the elegant private fesueuce


% West l2th street between 9Th and 9TH avs,
all OF the furniture and Effects contained In above
house most OF which was made 10 order consisting IN
part Of rich Paror suits, rtageres Bookcases &C, IN
black walnut and rosewood two rosewood Pianos. eel
other Mirrors stun ana lace Curtains, Cornices. Sew.
lns Machine. Oh Paintings rngravipgs Bronco Clocks,
Tables, &C, Bedrooms -koscwood and black nut
Dressing Cases and Bureaus, bedstesd, Wardrobes,
pure Hair Mattresses Bedding Feathe Beds &c Din.
ing Room.-Extenslon liable Crockery Glass Ware,
CHINA Dinner and Tea sets Library Furniture Books.
&c together with all the kitchen and basement Furni-
ture OUTSIDE sales speciality. seulements day OF SALE
Goods packed at store cheap.
NJ, L. YtvoR. Is East 18th street
DY H. LOrZ.-CkOcKERY. THE OLDEST STAND
- IN the city. CrOckery, glassware Tea sets Plated
ware, large lot OF Bar Goods Candy Jars and Fancy
Goods. sale every day unu tie whole stock Is sold.
The Fixtures VIII be cold the last day. sale
mebcnx al o'clock IS Barclay street, corner Green
wch.
RY lsTDoRE J. swARzKoPF. AUCrIoNEER-wILL
- sell Al O'Clock, at 81 avenue u, elegant parI0r and
chamber FurnIture black walnut Bedsteads Bureaus,
soiss Bedding, also Is sewing Nacninesi without re.
('AfALUGUES. POSTERS CIRCC -ARS AND ALL
~ Kinds VI Auctlea rrinuna zone with the grsatsst
1espateD by the NKfRoPvLfTAx PRISIINS xorA1
LlSAASsL So ~ ssosdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-09

DOuR VENDRE-UNE BOULANGERIE. PATISSERIE
ct Oonfectonnere franchise bien achalandee. avant
trois vOturcs ct deux chcvaux douze baris de
fartne semaine vend pour de depart pour
PkurOpe. o'atresser par letre NJ L.. box LIS Herald
Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-09
FRENCH ADV Ehi,sEMENTs.

I Els Fills DE NJ JOSEPH DONCUURT. EN- SON
~ vivant cultvateur lie Long, pres New YORK. sont
pries de s'adresser Ne. MARTIN notaire, Chgrly,
Aisne, France qui COMMUNICATION importance a
leur fare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-09

I T. TkAvER, AUCTIONEER,
e. will sell this day a. i0 clock at 81 and 80 Great
Jones street. household Furniture, Carpets. Mating
Mattresses Stoves Mirrors Pictures large lot China
Sets and Vases sewing Machines, Coffee, Teas Butter
Mackere!. Cheese
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-09

COACHMAN AND GROOM'S SITUATION WANTED
~ BY single man; thoroughly understands his bust
good gardener II required wiiGg and oblig
ing; best reference. Address CoACHMAN, box 229 Her
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-09

NJ D. Woodruff CO., 20 TO "a NORTH
IN Moore sIeet-Pure Cream delivered in any part
OF New YORK. Brooklyn or Jersey CITY. and shipped
tngton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-09

A CCTI0N, AUCTION ATTENTION Is CALLED
n. to the largest and positive sale
OF rieh and useful Household Furniture
Ill, THIS !ruhsDAY MoH SI,st.x
AT RESIDENCE 40 WEST Hsr ST. MAR 7TH Az.
richly carved Parlor suits, in satin ana brocateL
steiawsy 4 sons TX octave Panoiorte,
antique Bronze Figures,
nne on Paintings inaid and gait Centre Taolea Turkish
Lounges Louis LOui: Xxx Easy chaiTs Cabinets Mirrors
Library and ;ecreaire Bookcase Writing Desk, Library
Tables; elaborate Bedroom sets IN so!id walnut and
rosewood, consisting OF Bedyteada Dressing CaseA
bureaus Wasista0ds marble top Taoles doe hair and
sprng Mattresses rep SUITS Extension liable, Bntst;
Dining Chairs N leather: silverware Cre:kery Hal!
ingram garpsn Herr!ngs SAFE, &C. &C. All 10 perfect
order y. BIO postpoIsmeat fake 7tl BIB VI 9Th
city OF country, R0DzRT l. cksEiN Xucuonssr.
UGIIoN, sALE-BY q D. EAvos, AUcrIoNENK.
ocque, attorney tor mortgage on tuesday March
the four story brown stone house No. IS West Twelfth
street between rum ana sixth Avepuca consisting OF
Paror suits P!anoiorc, Mirrors. PAinttuRs Bronxes,
Carpcsi Chanber Dlning Kitchen Furniture.
A CCTION.-POsIrIvk AND LARGE sALE.
n 57j lots handsome AM useful Household furniture.
Rich Parlor ana Chamber sullA
Atthe elegant private mansion luz Wes; twenty eighth
street near sixth avenue THIS uesdayJ morning. at lOt
style Farlor suits III san brocade wood IN octave
steinway sons pianoorte, turkish suits, IN reps;
OH Paintings. Bronzcs, Clocks Mirrors Vases Curtains.
EtaReres Tables rosewood ana walnut Chamber suite
Bcdsteads Dressing Eases Mattresses Bedding Stt ng
Room quits IN reps, plush and naircloth library dining
lake broadway sixth or Seventh avenue cars to
TWeNty-elxhth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-09

COOP SECOND HAND AND Mi>FIT CARPETS, OIL
" cloths, hattings &c specialty; English BRUSSELS
2ply aud ingram very cheap the Old place liz rutoh
street. side entrance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-09
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

TANlTOR's POSITION wANrED-TN A LARGE
- building or buildings; understands steam. &c Is
gool penhan strictly temperate ana can FURNISH nrst
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-09
SALES AT AUCTION.

EXECUTORS SALE OF GRAND STREET PROP.
" erty.-WiLLIAM KENNELLY, Anctioneer viii
sell Al auction on Tuesday, March at IL O'Clock, at the
exchange salesroop III Broadway by order executors
OF Michael ODonoyhue, the valuable five story Houses
two stores Nos 81 and 5771 Grand street. large Lot
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08
Froceedinss of the Board of Sunerv;so,s

The Board met at 10 o'clocK A. NJ. Monday oet. Hn-present: Geo. D. Kendall Chairman A. U. Moves and the Clerk.
 The County Treasurer appeared and presented his Report for the quarter ending October a,h "n'cn was received and full settlement made thereon The Treasurer turned over to the Do1rd sf'i'2o3, being balance on hand; the Doafd returned the same to the County Treasu. Ter warrants redeemed for the quarter amounted to S2,4S4.l5; Contingent Fund, sao :; School Fund, s4752O
 Report of Harley H. Cartier, J. P. was ac. cepted and ordered on file.
 Ordered that the Recorder provide a Great Register
 Report of James c. Otis,sJ. F., for quarter end ing Oct. 4th, was presented, accepted aud order ed on file
 The account of Ed. F. Bowers for extra nay for assessing in Little Colorado precinct was laid over
 The following accounts were audited and allowed, viz:
 II. A. Bigeow for services rendered in the in quest and burial of Herman Hoffman, s2,.
 Wm Wilkerson for quarters services as clerk of the Board of Supervisors and for stationery slO7
 Ed. w. Wells quarters salary, rent of office and services as Dist. Attorney, S22O.
 N. w. Bowen for hauling, si.
 H. H. Cartier for quarters salary as Probate Judge and fees as J. P, s10425
 Ed. F. Bowers, jailors and sherin7s fees for quarter ending Oct I, 1s75, s5G665.
 C. r. Head & Co. for merchandise, s6 3O
 $. H. Weaver for supplies to the indigent for the quarter and for lime, S22 9. William Jennings for services in making arrests and serving papers, $50. Ed Stahle for furniture for Recorders and Sheriff-s office SIG. John Leonard for constable services, sl59O. J C. Otis for services as J. P for quarter end | ing Oct. f., presented for S6G, and was allowed | s605O. Thos. Whitehead for boarding prisoners for | the quarter ending Oct. f. s34057
 Drs. McCandIess and Day each bid s6OO per annum for attending Indigent Sick, and Dr. Kendall Sl,2OO. Drs. M. S D. allowed until Monday next to renew their bids
 Dr. Kendall was allowed for maintenance and medical attention, for .Thos Nelson, C.. II. Nash. Fred. E. Oleson, D. Davis, the sum of sl15s0 Kelly & Stephens for Stationery Sl415 Bond of Morris Earth, of Little Colorado, as Constable, approved.
 Dr. Kendall was allowed $50 for attending the execution of Abiles
 Dr. McCandeless was allowed S25 for attend. ing "Jimmy Behind the Stove"
 N W. Bowen, for sawdust tor Courthouse, S6. Acquisition tor Furniture for Treasnrcr's office allowed. Washington French for boarding and attend lnce on Chas 4. Nash, Sl26.
 Board adjourned until Monday.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

MEETING OF THE VILLAGE CoUNCIL-Coun- cil met October 9th, 1S75-Present: c. A. Luke, Mayor; Vim. Nj. Buffum and John Raible, Coun- eimen and H. H. Carter, Recorder.
 Ordered that sale Of town lots be made on the 10th of October, 1S75, by public auction, and that notice of thci same be pubisced in the ARIZONA MINER.
 Ordered, that sealed proposals be received at the Recorders office until Oct. 10th, 1875, for grading Montezuma street at the crossing of Carlton and the hill in front of Lindsay's garden in accordance with specifications file, and that a notice of the same be published in the ARIZONA MINER.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08
WORKED oN.-Major Bray ton, Commando

WORKED oN.-Major Brayton, Commander of Camp Verde, still takes pride in the Whipple and Verde road, and since the sum- mer rains, which had washed it out and ren- dercd it rough have ceased, he has put de- tachmcnt of men in Copper Canon and re- paired the damage much to the credit of the Major and his men as we'll as the conven- fence and pleasure of teamsters anl travel CTS
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

NEW AGENr.-F. J. Starke, formerly stage agent at Ehrenbcrg and latterly at Hardyville, arrived here last evening and will relieve Philip Empey as Agent at this place. Mir. Empey goes to Wickenberg and Mir. Edward Grant takes Mfr. Starkes place at Hardyville.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

CHANGE OF MAIL TIME.-Hereafter the Cali fornia mails will arrive here in the afternoon of Mondays aud Thursdays, and leave at six P. M on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Registered mat ter and money order business will close at o'clock F. NJ. on those days, and letters will be received until PM. Letters deposited later than that hour will lay over until the next mail.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

We acknowledge the receipt of draft cover ing the amount of the inde bteduess incurred at this office lact Spring by C. W. Gearhart, an Agent ct the Missouri Valley Life Insurance Co The Company in paging the amount do not ac knowledge the right of Gearhart to contract the indebtedness in their name, but do it as an act of justice to us. They have acted very houorably in the matter, and we commend them to the patronage of the public.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08
MARRIED

At the residence of Hon. John A. Rush. in Prescott October 3 1875 by Rev. Gilmore, Chaplain L. s. A., HoS JOHN SMITH of Maricopa County, to MISS ELLEN E SHAVER late of Wisconsin.
 I, comes awkward say little Smiths, but had the Chaplain changed Johns to that of hs bride in- stead of hers to Mrs John Smith, how convenient in wish ing them jcy etc. add ''and whole band of h'e Shsvers-"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES BY c. X A. STAGE

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES BY c. X A. STAGE COMPANY FOR THE WEEK.-Arir0is: Thos. Sullock-Florence Mir. George, NJ. W. Barney, Thos Wetmore-San Bernardino; John W. Leonard-Mineral Park Mrs. A. Carrigar, Thos. Wetmore--San Bernardino F. J. Stirke, agent .. and A. Stage Co.-Eardyville
 Departures Mrs. P. $. Babcock, Vim. Fish Florence; Jas. McGurn, A. Martin, John. P. Hughes, NJ. Maloney, A. Van Ebra, J. Wood, H. J. Cockerell, R. N. Hall-San Bcrpardino.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

READINGS OR LEcTURE-In the absence of everything in the character of public amusement or iterasy exercises of any kind it has beon sug- gested that Dr. Barstow be invited to deliver a course of lectures or give series of readings. Those who have heard him say he is good at either.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08
WILL ID. SOUTHWORTH, Late of W. G. & N. M. Bren jr, Nashville Tenn.) ATTORNEE AT LA"
 Prescott, Arizona Territory.

-RFFERENCEs:- Bvt. Ma-t A. Y. Kautz Comd Dep Ariz Present, Gov. A. F. K. Stafford Tuscon, Arizona Predham agt for W. r. < Co. Los Angeles, Cal Gen. Banning, Wilmington. California. Hon. Lloyd Tevis, San Francisco. Mir V. $. Eastland, Gas G.. Oakland Cal. Judge T. J. Bowers san Rafael, Mir. Henderson Holmes Santa Rosa '" Hon Wm \. Byers. Rocky Mt. News Denver Col. Messrs. Teal & Wallace, San Antonio Texas NIT. Samuel w. Williams, Paris Texas Messrs. Ezell & Eppnson Jefferson, Texas NIT J. M. Hsrtsfeld Fort Worth '' Bvt. Brig Gen. George Buell. Fort Griffin Texas Mir Ben. Richmond. 4th National Bank, Memphis Ten Mir James C. Warner. Nashville, Tenn. Mr J M. Alexander. Louisville, Ky. Hon H. A. & J. S Wise, Richmond Virginia Senator Henry Cooper Washington. D. C. Cook, Son & Jenkins, 26l Broadway, New York.
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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

ALL indications pom; to an era of prosper ity for Arizona in the immediate future The mines have developed richness far be yond the expectation of the elated prospec- tors. A strange current of immigration has set in, and material progress is visible on ev- cry hand.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

The District Court has been employed during the week hearing motions and getting ready to begin in earnest on Monday. The only Attor- neys from abroad are Governor Bashtord and U. & Dist. Atty Pomroy, of Tucson, and John W. Leonard, of Mineral Park
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08
Otto Esch has purchased 26 more COWS.

The Stage Co. have changed the route di. rect from Frees Wash to Mineral Park, leav. ing out Beale Springs.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

MINING ITEMS. Mark Garrett and others have found two mines near the Peck, of which we shall have something to say in our next.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

Jack Walters another of those old Boise Argo- nauts, late of Phoenix, has been to California and is now here engaged with Mir Gate, at the Nifty.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

Several Grand Jurors summoned both for the U. $. and Ter. were hot in the collar on We'd nesday when they were discharged until Monday They thought they ought to have been set 10 work, so as to have finished up and been dis charged for the term. Every body has trouble and jurors will have to learn to take their share of
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

The Register of the Land Office has re- ceived the following plats and lists of lands on Little Colorado: T. l3 N, 2S E. T. If N. 2S, E. T.14N. 2 l..
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

A motion to enjoin Johnson .s Co. from working the Storm Cloud mine is being ar gued in the District Court.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

S. O. Frederick has purchased the interest of his partner, Stewart. in the Maggie Jane.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08
Local Intelligence.
Church Notice

eIv,ces every Sunday, at 1030 the Methodist En;s copal Church, on Marina street Prescott, SStP Fps, immediately after service REV. D. B. WRIGHT Pastor
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

Jim Fine and Dan Martin are realizing over Sl00 per ton out of Buckeye rock.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

SPECIAL NOTICES in the read;no co,,,,. ..,, te charged at the rate of THIRTY CENTS ma, Gns Ior rst ,'erf'on aud t'oen'ty cents ine for each
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08
BORN.

This morning. Oct g. the wife of John Rsibls, son Father mother and child doing we'll
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

PREsCoTT, YAvAPAI Co.,, AT. Personally appeared Archie Mcintosh, who, being duly sworn says that he will not drink any intoxicating liquors for the space of ten years from this date.
 ISigned ARCHIE MCINTosU. Witness ]. N. REGARDLESS. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 27th day of September, A. D. 1875.
 JAMES C. OTIS, J. P.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08

WILL Nor DRINK.-Archie Mcintosh, the Scout and Guide, in order to prevent his friends from asking him to drink liquors, publishes the following:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-10
OVER THE CITY.


Judge billings fines amounted to only
so yesterday morning.
A festival was given last night a. Clarks
Chapel, cOlOred, for the tenetit OF the
church.
Oihcer Charley Bunes, who has been
confined 10 his bed for a week past with
sickness, is again at his post.
The temperance meeting, which was TO
have been held at Jones Factory in South
Nashville last night, was postponed.
Bob PetWsy, eolOred, before justices
Cassetty and Creighton yesterday, on
peace warrant sworn out by Thomas Lewis,
colOred, was discharged.
Young Kirkham, who lad his leg cut of
by a railroad train, near Gailatin, a short
time since, was brought down to his home
in Edgefeld yesterday evening.
Silly Cassetty was arTaigned before JUS
tees Cassetty and Creighton yesterday on
tie charge Of shooting on the public high
way on The Sabbath. He was fiDed s. and
costs.
The City Police force made only one
arrest last Sunday, which was very IN
usual occurrence for the Sabbath, that gen.
orally being TIE best day of the week for
their business.
Charles Reicheimer informs us that he
old not identify john Kneubuhler, the al
legged forger Of draft, but only introduced
Tie endOrser, Leopold Wenzler, TO the bank
as a responsible man.
Henry and John Erexler were each fined
SO in the Police Court yesterday, the lat
ter for resisting an officer, and the former
for interfering with an officer in the dis
charge Of his official duty.
The WaLerw0rks Committee held meet
ingN yesterday afternoon, passed upon the
accounts against that department for last
month, aud granted several persons per
mits to use hydrant water without license.
L. H. Spain, charged with whipping his
wife, was arrested and taken before Justice
/ Baskeite yesterday on a warrant sworn out
Dy his sister-in-laW. He gave bond for his
appearance at 8 O'Clock tins morning.
4 Nashville tailor was snatched up and
! shipped TO Lebanon yesterday on an at
/ tschment for contempt of court. He had
been subpOenaed as a witness in the case q
the State vs.. WOoiAd, charged with larceny
in Wilson county, ana had failed to come
/ TO time.