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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

Every one turns his dreams into
realities, as far as he can. Man is cold
as ice to the truth; hot as fire to false
hood.
He whose emotion, on the view of
an excellent production, is to under
value it, will never save one OF his own
to show.
Be not offended at jest. If one
throws ever so much salt at thee, thou
wilt receive no harm unless thou art
raw.
Had succeeded well, l had been
reckoned among the wise-our minds
are so disposed to judge from the
event. Euripides.
Life is rather a state of embry Ga
preparation for life. A man is not COM
pletely born till he has passed through
death. = Franklin.
There is pleasure in contemplating
good; there is greater pleasure in re-
OF all Is in doing good; which compre-
hends the rest.
Life would be perpetual fea-hunt
if man were obliged to run down all
the innuendoes, inveracities, insinua-
tiOns, and suspicious which are uttered
against him. .'-Beecher.
Constant success shows us but one
side of the world; for as it surrounds us
with friends, who will tell us only our
merits, so it silences those enemies
from whom alone we can learn our de-
fects.
He that tears away mans good
name tears his flesh from his bones,
and by letting him live gives him only
a cruel opportunity of feeling his mis-
cry, of burying his better part, and of
surviving himself.
Were the happiness OF the next
world as closely apprehended as the
felicitieS of this, it were martyrdom
to live; and unto such as consider none
hereafter, it must be more than death
to die-which makes us amazed at
those audacities that burst be nothing,
and return unto the chaos again. =
(Sir Thos. Browne.
Passing along the road the other
day, we thought we had found very
beautiful knife. On picking it up, we
found it to be only handle without a
blade. So do we hear very beautiful
sermons--well written and well read
but they are without blade. They
cut no cancers of sin and carve ont no
models of piety. Sermons must have
blades.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-25
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
etfectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to It's original
culor. nth the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-25

1t has been discovered that the mar
riage law of Indiana, adopted in 1852
was not enacted in accordance with
constitutional forms, and that all mar
riage celebrated under the law may
prove illegal. Legislation to validate
such marriages is proposed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

for telegraph line from Yuma, via Castle Dome, Ehrenberg and La Paz, to Mohave.
 Maricopa, March 6th.-A well rigged party of Frenchmen passed yesterday for the Pres colt country.
 San Francisco. March G.-Consolidated Virginia declared a dividend of Sl0 per share.
 San Francisco, March S.-Ophir stock ad vanced 10 Sll5, and adjoining mines are ad- vanring with it.
 Gold in New York, ll4s. Greenbacks in San Francisco, S1 Ii and Ss.
 Carson. Msrch 6.-Legislators are clearing out rapidly.
 Yuma, March 9.-Up-river (. boat will leave for Mohave in the morning with heavy freight.
 W. B. Hooper < Co. and Neahr are ship ping largely for the inteiiUr
 Dr. Tonner is passenger on the boat for Colorado reservation. Gen. Morgan and Majors Egbert and Earnest go to Fort Mo- have to a general court-martial.
 Florence. March 9.-Bender is still here willing to succumb to the measures of the law.
 Tucson, March 9.-In a shooting attray yesterday French Joe vas shot by Wm. Wall, but not dangerously. Fred. Bland died suddenly to-day.
 San Francisco, March 10-Mining stocks still advancing. Ophir Sl23.
 Steamer City of Tokio arrived to-day. Sacramento, March l0.-Repubicans car ried everything in the city election except Auditor, by large majority-5OO guns fired in consequence. | Phoenix, March l1.-Lieutenant Pogue 5th cavalry, returned here yesterday having | in charge a Pima Indian charged with horse stealing. The sheriff fearing resistance had asked for military assistance. There wa' some excitement at the reservation but nc disturbance. He is to be tried by civil au thority, and as it is rare thing to try In. dians in this way, quite an interest is mani 1 fcsted.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

CorxTY MATTERs.-Supervisor D. H. "ea'er has resigned on account of business engagements and the remaining members have chosen A-o' Moves 10 fill the place. MT. Moves was superNi- so- o, ,bs time the Little Colorado vote was thrown out, at which time, ana even sincs' lhe friends of Hon. c. C. Bean censured him TOT hi' action, and some of them, at least, and perhaps all. are quite dissatisfied now. We have been so lieited 10 take a hand in the controversy dennn- ciatory of the appointment, but as the supposed wrong was committed prior to our arrival ID the Territory, and the appointment shows at least n diversity of opinion in the matter, we shall not pass judgment.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

TIE rafIie, tomorrow night, at the Aiity' pro,piscs to be the great occasion of the season. The Taxidermist has outdone himself in preserv- ing this beautiful specimen of the genus Or"'- thorhvncLussylrialocusteli Hundreds have ex- amined il and nona-euccecded in classifying 1t according ts any standard work on OrnithOlogy. One will haze it that it is "an awk," another '" a howl" while third is ready 10 stake his repu- tation that il is ga heagle." The learned are of the impression that it belongs 10 the Ha'co" U Lechu-a Aqltila family. Suffice it te say that It is Rara Avis, beyond question, and presented by one of our first citizens, to be rallied for Inc benefit of the Ladies' Mite Society.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

PUFF not to praise with exageration, but a "whif" from one of those nice Cigars at Kelly & Stevens makes an old man feel young again, SO Fisher, Pen, Bert and Mitch are ready to swear and they have tried the experiment. Ii we were inclined 10 paraphrase one of Dave Long old verses, we should say:
 'when tired feel
 smoke green seal :"
 And when the smoke rises
 I; gets into my eyes
 think Of my true love
 And O. how l 'ghs-es
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

Coon To LOOK Ar-We saw at the store Of C.. Head X Co. on Tuesday four bars and a but ton of gold, weighing 2i0 ounces, the result oI weeks run of five stamps of FrederickS miiI- The value of this cleanup IS about SiOoo' speaks well for the Senator mine, and indicates that the mill is doing good work with half her stamps and will make fine showing when she sets the other five to pounding.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

GONE INsIDE-Hon. Levi Bashford and w. M. Buffum, Esq, left by private conveyance yes terday morning for San Francisco 10 replenlsh their stocks of goods. Tbese are among our best men and most substantial citizens,-a little wild or so, when they go away from home perhaps but not vicious. We are not ashamed to present them to the people of the metropolis as repre- sentative Arizonans. John II. Marion and C. w. Beach volunteered 10 escort them out oi ihe woods and put them on the plain road.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

RATS and beefhides constituted the principal par, of Charley Beach's cargo on this trip down 10 EhrcnberS He took on l3O hides aud several large rodents at Ashcr's barn, on Tuesday. Inc hide business is getting to be an important addi- ton to the commerce of Prescott, and il they do well with this shipment of rats there are several thousand more we might spare "on pinch"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

ScHooL LAw-Wc print the new School Law in this paper which will interest all parents and sc ool officers. Judge Cartier, County Scpcrin- tendent, has pointed out an error ia thc I'"' to which call attention. In Section lo reference is made to Sec F, when from the reading oi the two there appears to be no relation, the one to lhe other. We print it as we lind II in inc eer- tified copy furnished by tue Judge.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

SURVEYS OF MINING CLAIMS, ETc.-NcXt week we will publish the instructions of the Surveyor General as to how to locate and have minin" claims and mill sites surveyed before applying for patents. The instructions are so plain that Il will obviate the necessity of repubiishinc the law of 1872, which has once appeared in the MINER
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

CITY AFrARs-Council meets again on the 15,h.--Hathaway and others will build bridge across Cratic Creek, free of expense 10 the town, near his butcher shop.--A proposition has been made 10 members of the Council to lease the Plaza for two years for mechanical purposes, ln- cludnC blaming and other machinery,--Ihere is proposition to narrow Granite street in order to get away from the encroachments of the Greek oD inc rear of the lots on the West side.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

JW. EVANS, the stage agent, whose arm was amputated on the 27ih ult, was doing as well as the surgeons could hope for until this morning when from some extra exertion hemorhage sat Tn and the patient was considerably weakened oS '"e loss of blood The DrS. succeeded ID taking up inc blood vessels again, and at the time oi gong 10 press the patient is apparently in fair way Tor recovery.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

MAJOR E. II. MCDANIEL, Atty at Law, has card in this issue of the MINER announcing that he is on his own hook in the practice. He will arrive here in day or two from California, via Mohave, and is likely to make some stir in the matter of mines as we'll as the law.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

TIE DISTRICT SCHOOL will open again on Monday next, March 18th, there being no more apprehension of scarlet fever. We hope to see a full attendance aud that nothing will again occur to intereiere with the regular session of the schnnl.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

NED HUTCHINSON and Dan Thornc went out to the Silver Belt mine, on "Wednesday ana brought in rock enough 10 build small ehlh- ney, and Jeff more on the dump. Two such eN- perts as they would soon impoverish an ordInary mine, but they are more and more convinced that inc Silver Belt is ineXhauStablc.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

ANOTHER MILL.-Wm. M. Butfum while in San Francisco will purchase and ship hve-stamp mill with driving capacity for ten, which will oe set 10 work on orc from the General Crook mine. Johnson X Co will be proprietors of this new mill. They have taken out quite large qnan- tty of gold with their arrastras, but the process ;s too slow for live men like Johnson & Co.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

Mn. Tuos. CoRDIs, U s Rev. Collector, has returned from Tucson. He is in favor of rail- road, balloon or other quick method of travelling between the old and new Capital.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

NEW SCHOOL TgUsTEEs.-Judge Cartier, Co. Supt., has appointed R. II. Bnrmister, Gray F. Foster and Henry Coquette school trustees in place of II. 4. Bgelow, Dr. Kendall and T. M. Alexander whose time has expired.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

JIM BOXES left San Bernardiao, March lst, with six passengers for Prescott and three Tor Mineral Park He will arrive here about day ar ter tomorrow, and leave again for Los Angeles, via the Mohavc mines and Bcrnardino, on the 10th or 20th
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

Is Justice Cartter's Court this week William Horne and Harmon Stock were each lined go for afray, and there is an important civil suit pending, the parties to the latter all live in Chino Valley
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

10. O. F.-The odd Fellows are making ar engagements for celebrating the 26th of April in a becoming manner, which will include dance and the like
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

FoR all the latest music leave your order with M Gray, 12S and 625 Clay Street, san Francesca and it will be sent to you as fast as puoHshed' This is the best and safest way to keep up with the times in music.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

CHARLES R. PETERS, manager of the New York Land Company, has a notice which may interest some of OUT rich capitalists.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

JUDGE McKEAN has decided to allow Ann Eliza $500 per month alimony and S3,0OL for Att'ys' fees out of Brigham Young's hard earnings.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

ME. CuAs GENUNG, we hear, has returned to Peoples Valley, and brought several Californians with him who will make Yayapai their future home.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
lntellig en ce.
Church Notice.

Reverend Mir Wright will preach in the Cour,J Ss every Sunday at II A M. until faf'he' LO''''- school immediately after service.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

Tsg Pioche Record publishes letter from Sandy Wood, written to John McCui- lourh from Greenwood, Arizona, in which he says the McCracken mine was illegally located and the Pioche boys have hopped onto some of it.
 If they make it stick We should like to be in with them, but if, as many think, they have to hop of again it may not be so nice.
 He says. Ton may talk about your Vir- c;nia Consolidated and your bonanza, but inc one will tell you of surpasses anything in the known world which is the McCraeken' 1t is plainly visible for Is miles, etc.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

OUR friend, W. C. Foster, is writing series of interesting letters from Prescott to the Lyons tS. Y) Republican.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

Tug stuffed bird. up for ratile, is supposed by some to be an 4risonins- Ndstieus.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

TIE Panamint News comes to us enlarged and much improved.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12

Terms, Cash on Delivery. All orders hy mail addressed to the undersigned VII! receive pro.npt attention and satisfaction guaranteed
 H. orr, Agent. Prescott A. T. February l, 1895 ie3 5m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
RIOER4PHICHL.

The Citizen applied to the members of the late Legislature at Tucson for data upon which to write short sketches of their lives. The Yuma Sentinel upbraids its brother oi the Citizen and advises it not to do It, and ayers that the country has no need ot any such addition to its literature. Nevertheless the Citizen has published few, and we se- feet those from this and MOhaye counties as samples to lay before our readers:
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
PACIFIC SLOPE

Carson, March 4th.-Wild confusion in the Legislature. Hogan of Washoc dared the Speaker to call him to order. Speaker order, ed him arrested by Sergeant-at-Arms, ana that officer attempted te do so but failed, as MT. Hogan was too formidable. An in- describabIe scene ensued ct tumuituous dis- order, but finally quieted.
 Salem, Oregon. March 2d.-R. C. Kinney, President Salem Flour Mill Co., died to-day
 Yuma, March 6.-Petition in circulation
, 1875-02-14
ILLINOIS.
kkNkAKEE,

kkNHAkEE.
sTnERT-scEAEs ON THE SNOW.
Special correspondeiaes Of 1As Chicago 71t6uns,
KANRAKEE, Feb. 13.-Ihe air ia murical with
the Naturalization of the bella" The ground
is covered With snow to depth Of inches,
and the alel8hing is excellent This is the third
"nleigh-speu" OF tho season, and it is hailed
with delight BY tha young people, tho business
men, and ths farmers. Though the roads have
been excellent Ill winter, tie sleighing eiyea an
impetus to business and . zest to pleasure not
otherwise realized. This scene on Court street,
tho main thoroughfare. ia exhllara::,,s. 8. N.
Manning's flyer comea spelling dow. aauked
either sids By the Dickson boyn' aU..t'. sra
nanns's mousa -colored tenn. The fight 70. IL:
lead il N exciting ono, and commands the ad-
nairation Of Tho spectators. Closs 1t tl,er backs,
aud seadlns ths anow Ia a4ouds n svssy ja:sn
, 1875-02-14

hell holes. Il Ia pretty much settled that w. d.
Warden, the present incumbent, will be the
License candidate for Mayor. He has certainly
discharged many Of the duties Of his Office to the
satisfaction Of the citizens, and will be fornnid-
abie opponent to wbomsoeVer shall tako the op-
posing side; but thAre are many Of cur citizens,
aud among them some OF his warmest personal
friends, who do not hesitate to Sag publicly that,
| for the chief executive officer OF the city, he
| vis1ts s the little store round tha corner too
| often" thereby encouraging the lnfraction Of
those verv city ordinances it Ia his bounden duty
| to see enforced.
1t the municipal election year ago. spirited
| contest for Aldermanic honors in the First Ward
! was carried on between two Of cur doctors,
! namely, Dr.. Mn1Bon, the ''no iceose " candi-
| date, and DR.. Rudd. on the license ticket. As q
| reward for the gallant fight DR.. Maxson made on
| that occasion, and somewhat Is an atonement
| for the defeat he then sustained, his many
| friends are now seriously coupling bis name
with the future Mayosalty.
Another namc freely used in connection with
| the Moyoralty is that OF Robs1t II. Parks, Esq,
Of Glen Flora. This gentleman, besides being
! one ct the best-looking members OF the Board OF
] Trade 1t Chicago. carries moro weight wherever
| be goea than any other possible candidate as he
! weighs 2c6 pounds. We're Mr. Parks induced by
| his friends (Which he will not allow himself to
bel to accept the civic chair, there is no man in
| Chicago who could preside over civic bsuque:,
! OF city NTH more courteous and gentlemanly
| grace than can Z. H. Parks
| The following gentlemen have been appointed
Registrars and judges OF election: Thomas
| Rudd aud F. II. Ward, First Ward; George
| Hutchinson aud o. II. Heath, Second Ward r.
| K. Ko.ls and Benjamin r. Porter, Third Ward;
| Robert Douglas aud ". E. Boyinston, Fourth
| Ward.
MINERAL SPRING ITEMS.
Judge McAlllsler, OF the Supreme Court, has
! sent Away tho water OF q spring on his property
| for analysis. Should It turn oat as good as he
! expects it to. his associates on the Supreme
Bench may count themselves and their little
| brown jugs in.
From 100 to $50 gallons Of mineral water are
taken out OF the Glen Flora Sprung every day By
persons from the vicinity who I'LL their jugs free
| Of charge.
James f. Powell has changed the name Of his
| spring from 81 Excelslor" TO that OF " Waukegan
blagnesia," to avoid confusion with tho Excel
| sor 81 rings at sara'oca- He has also recently
refueed large sum OF money for thom-
THE ANGEL OF DEATH
il lowering over the residence OF james G. Cory
| ESQ.,, p. A., apd ero tbeso words meet tue oyes
! Of the re2der hs sweet little daughter will prob,
ably be in Heaven. Wordz Of comfort At such
| an hour seem but empty,
, 1875-02-14
kEMOSHA.
GENERAL. GOSSIP.


1peetas Correspondence Of fae cateaos Tribune
'KxNosH., Feb. 13.-The last Of the Methodist
Dime Headinas waa eiven last Mond.y evening
- ah,rt h,1f a chrr.h mi and cons;atad ~
w A.ous 1s.- NJ ~ >n1 NJ, se1a 49,. =.
starkyeather, Runnals. Hatch ]: Messsa. Ed
waris, Johnson, AMI Aubrey; readings by Dr..
Gatcbell, the Rev. Mr. s,mmoas MISS Allen,
Ais' "heeIet' ana rec1tauon oy M1as 4a:cn'
The harmony OF the occaalon Was " Ike sweet
bells jangle1, on! Of tuna and harah." At the
close the audience left on the doubla ouick,
c1oae,v fo1,ow.d hv TIM tr.,anrar ~ h;a ): vola
s''ee'' A'''o"e. ~ tao 0"Asa.e.' ~ "t' soAe
~as easy and hls burden uRnt. one OF our
local editors refused to notice the read;nga, be-
cause he did not ret compiiueutsrv to that TO-
e.a, .hor1t
H.. D. H. e;. -.
tae lectare o1 tne hes' nf' elm"ons' ~ .oe
Unitarian Chufch tass SUNDAY evening, on " lAa
, 1875-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

MfSCELIANEOCe-
The organ Of old lmmanuAl chnreh has neen'
remoyed to Hanover Street Congregational
Church. ....
Bows were cutting ics On tho leo 2 mics out
yesterday.
All Tue trains on the Northwestern arc again
running On time, but the condition Of the Suo"
blockade mp moth IL depiorable.
Former members Of ths Taenty y-si1th Resi-
ment W. s. Y. will meet at 3 O'Clock tomorrow
to organize forthcoming reunion.
The children 0: Catnedra! Parish ara being in.
structed for the proper reception Of the Eiss OF
conf NATION.
At the Sentinel "pay" to-day fivs young ladies
vero among the typos who received 80 much PEI
1000 ems. They constitute part Of the day
force.
Teams are transferring freight from the
De1tschy to the Depere, which is ~ the mouth
Of the barbor, and will steam OH H soou AZ the
ice is out Of the bay.
Milwaukee Lodges Of Good Temolars have in
stalled the following officers: W. c. r., Jack
Warburton W. =. T., Jennie Roderick ". R.
5. Gs9Fss cra9ealI T. 4. F. Nss;e y r rFs5nG ssr!
Chez on; " c., Nr. LetE ". A., James
Ma!cot:ason ". D. H., Lizzie Siu,ons ". L.
G., Ella Thomas II. o. G., JOSEPH. Horw1tz !;
Z. W. c. r., George Harrington :; W. 4. q. s.,
Lizzie Whttaker; ". l.. H. s., Marion J. Mer-
ri1i.
Mr.. Murphey. President, and ur. n. G. Rob
serts, business manager, Of tho Sentinel who,
among others, preferred arti:les Of impsacbment
against Judge Small the Judge whose order to
Snow Gauss why the Se'ui,el people should no:
be punished for contempt OF an order Of Lis
court, is still pending by change Of venue in
another court have gons to Madison to testify
before the Judiciary Committee II to the alleged
improper practices Of HIS Honor.
Owing to the snow blockade, and the severity
OF the ice-lock, the street-lamrs have given
scarcely any light, the newspapers received
scarcely any exchanges. the letter-carrie's had
scarcely anything to do, the milamen had to dig
their way In from the country, the hotels have
been without guests. and tbs wives been obliged
to use nitroglyce11ne to blast tha clothes on ths
lines, during the past waok-
, 1875-02-14
RAVENSWCOp.

has al the trains On the Milwaukee Road. and
also the steam-dnmmy and the horse cars, so
that it's residents eau reach the city ut my hour
u tne ua;: .ue1' -" ou1 on0 o.nleu4'S ~ n'lus
in TINS dehghtlo! supnfo, and that Ia there are
not enough evenings in the week. The people
ara very sociable and tho result ia that they have
oroanI1aa an nanv 1frere,,t aociat,ea md b,va
"'eoo|o ~ ' -, ~ -. s:a.'.,,
30 many eoteseS1noeotS' 'nat IL Ii o'.ea o'Alcu'E
to prevent one from interfering NTH another.
On Monday evenia:s the young people have
their nraror-meetings: Tueslsy evenings are
e;-an m IN ths 1;ter,rv societv. On
M gwen up l" .ue A'e.ass eoe'e',' ss @ ~
"Wednesday sVenlags are the regular
church p1ayer-meetings; on each alternats
Thursday evening tho ladies OF the Congraea-
tiouai Church give sociable. aud on the inter
ven.ug Thursday evenings the Pleasant Hours
school is hold on Friday evening, for The enter
tainment Of the Younger folks, and = regular
lecture 10 given ut the High School, for the in
strnction Of all who may attend. Saturday even
any extra entertainments which it mas be thought
advisable 10 have.
REVIEW or TIE WEEK.
The prayer-meetings wt1e held IS usual on
Monday aud Wednesday evenings. On Tuesday
cyenjp. there ~as IN entertainment given at
tl,3 High School for tho benefit OF the
CONGREGATIONAL Chnrch the iue Lal Was well
filed and mist have uetsed considerable SUM
The singing by the Union Park Seminary Quar-
tette was very good, nud ELECTED frequent ap-
planse.
Hiss Nellie E. Bliss gave reading entitled
:. Hugh Tide" which was we'll Ia:,tod TO bring
| ont her ino eloc1sloaary overs. Prof. 4. F.
Nightingale read - Sam Welle,'s Valentine" and
Father Pills Collection" which alforlod great
| amusement to tile entire aa1ienco. Misa Alice
D;sckb0rn gave declsmation entitled .' Curfeu
ehau not ring to night" Although the little
| lady ia but aoout 1C she seemed to fully CON-