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OFFICE OF THE y !. AND &. X. K. Co }
NatchrZ March l. - (

OFFICE OF THE n J. AND &. r. T. CO, I
Natchez, March g. 1-75 5
SEALED PROPOSALS will be- received at this
office UNTIL TIE FIRST DAY OF MAY
NEhI, for the construction and completion Of this
road ready for rolling stock from the present ter
minus in Natchez to the town of Favette a distance
of twenty five and half miles. The road is now
graded for twelve and half miles from the Natchez
terminus, and the iron Laid for Q 6l0O
miles The established gauge Of the road il three
feet six inches There are two miles Of iron a con
struction train large quantity of bridge timber and
ties on nd.
Bids will be received for the whole or part of tbe
work, III sections OF not l. 50 til three nicS-the
conracto" to give good security for the completion
OF HIS contract by the first day ct October mex q
he work will be paid for in CAS- II i'll monthly in
sti lmsntS AZ the work progresses.
The mpany reserves the II ghf 10 alter or change
the present location of the road and the contractor
10 DO paid at the rate as if the work va p.r
formed on the rout" as at present located also the
right tcect any all bids
Further information be had of the Pr, .ident
Or at the Company Office
by order OF the Board Of Directors
w I. MARTIN. President
=, IL. fIiHfAIittk secretary. mig -Ot
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SEALED PROPOSALS.
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NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
NEW ORLEANS. MARCH II, 1875.
THE UNCALLED WITNESS.

EFT OF DAYLIGHT ON HE SCANDAL MYsTE-
RES.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Orleans City Of New Orleans {
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me. notary public,
this 18th day OF January. 1915.
e. LEGARDEUR, JR.
Notary Public.
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script from the books Of the Company.
PAUL FOURCHY, Presidesa
G. W. NoTT, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, city of New Orlasua Z
Sworn to and Subscribed before rue the s.b Say ii
June 1874. P CHS CIJYEyEp
Notary Public, $40 Graviar street
ne usua ton per cent interest Is payaels b, u;
5toc khOldera % demepI.
.JBkCTOIs:
r. Masper", David McCoarG,
., D. Ken L. T. Generoa,
n rug z. Fourchy,
D. A. Ch2fraix, = III Alice
Chas. Laftt4 ,.sas
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Rates as low and equitable 30 shoss OF s,.s
other Company.
The ADVANCE DIVIDEND PLAN sin,pli.s,
the Policy Contract by giving an increased La.
surance of twenty-five per cent during the srrs
five years, in lieu Of all other modes OF app.y;nx
surplus for that time.
Under its system OF CONTINUED puzi,
INSURANCE, Policy remains in force after TIM
discontinuance of the payment Of premium. fss
as long as it's value will carry it with the -;ss
of revival at any time during the frs. 1t,
months.
| Its plan Of TERM INSURANCE, with .nm,
rates, meets the needs OF business men besass
than any other form of Insurance.
Its system of DEPARTMENT OR9AN.gA,
IIONS IN the several states where doing bass.
ness, does not drain these sections OF capital hyA
invests the net premiums among the people VIII,
pay them.
1t localizes itself as A HOME INTERgs-,
wherever established, not only by home invest
ment OF premium receipts, as stated, but BY In,
advisory direction and superintendence Of tn.,
Department Board Of Directors selected fr,,s.
the best men.of their community, by the poiie-.
holders themselves, thus assuring the httey r,
an honorable and liberal dealing in their tra-a.
&C tons with the Company, and of permanent,
local Office for the payment of premiums, eso.
These advantageous features, offered only ~,
thus Company, are guaranteed in its Chsrtsx
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT..
Oflce No. IS9 Gravier Street. Now or,,..
President, GEN. ]. B. HOOD.
First Vice President, L. F. GENEREs,
Second Vice President, Fl. V. OGDElS.
Attorney, r. l.. GIBSON.
Secretary, SAMUEL FLOWER.
DIRECTORS.
N. Mussen, W. s. Pike,
R. NJ. Walmsley, John Chafe,
Thomas 81. Hunt, r. Pritclard
Joseph Bowling, Julius Vairan
Henry V. Ogden, John Williams
saac A. Scherck, Jules a. BIans.
General Agent, Gen. B. z. SIMMER
Good Agents Wanted. NJ
{NEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS
insure Fire, RIver and Marine Risks st III. xsasrsq
Rates.
OFFICE-3j Camp street, New Orlsns,s
.ssets SS44.egn
A. Elmer BADER, President.
CHI. ENGSTFELD, Vice President
GEO. STROMEYER, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
enry Aoraham A. Elmer Bader. N. A. Baumgnrcaa,
r. Del Bondlo, Chs Engstteld, M Frank,
X. Gogreve, Hy. Halter S. Katz
II. Keller j. Keitfer Tbeo TiH.rt>a,
ouis Leonhard C. H. Miller, r. Ricksrt,
Koder, Louis Schneider w. B. Schmidt
Sieg Isaac Scberk i M Schvar1.
Duls Schwartz, x. Weissenbach j. r. WilderuAs
MO- lv
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Ben. Butler don't like the manner in which
his interview with Poland when Poland
called him a g. liar, is reported, and he
has made affidavit to another version. But
this IS useless. The first story was better
one IN every way. Boston Uera!d
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With remarkable fortitude Spain has en-.
dured forty governments in forty years
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.

NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
1855 Canal street.
TRUSTEES.
Dr.. ". Newton Mercer
y. Il. oeaeres David urqEhors,
5eofSe Jonas, John g. Gsinas
Thomas A Adern- Carl Koan
rhoa. Allen Clarke Christian scbna,d.g.
dnaa. v Loeds Samuel Ja1nisoa
Lattrsst allowed or Deloar Ii.
sA& SG2ss cih...-r -''.'- r
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ao2fS 81
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License oao n,
Office exnenses er,o
Contingant axn.,s
| es Board of Tn.
| derwriters etc ,a,, %
Law exnensas %, .,
| 1900 $50
| ASSETS.
C"'n = "ei in"i'la Hh' BANK $'aSo7 y
oaSh III LOUISIANA National
ca1l 49,. o'ffi ~
'ash IN inc hands OF agents in
| Asso'n, s9a9O3 a. valued -. % 900 90
! Premium notes - NJ, NJ
Loans on Mortgage. 1852 %
laAiS Oh pledge ---.-.--....- 90 10
Bond. a 90 ,s -
Stocks. .-.. $3.50 n
Real estate 5135f
Personal property o. eoo m
Sundry debtors 66e7 ~
1o1 40 70
LIABILITIES
Can;.o, s+oo,, e,u o;, 500
sbor. ,
Interest aix-idonas IS 1.-, 49,,
1874 unclaimed ,o,,,.
pro-, inns ~ ,,,,a,,;n,d
Unnaid lossa. 800,
Sundrv creditors IN, q,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA ! |
1all7h VI orleans, City OF New Orleans. |
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me. notary public
G. LFGARDFTrP Tn
Notary pn,,l;.
AT special meeting of the Board of Directors,
held on the 18th of January 1875 it resolved to
pay ON DEMAND the following dividends:
l. An INTEREST DIVIDEND of TEN PER
CENT for tho raar ond;r, ,r+ Doaa, ,a..
~, oa,,;.o, a.ooi, =, 900 -, '' 00'oAo0i A0'f' oh
!, e,1 , ~
CAoh tDl'lDEND of FIFTEEN PER
jENT. to stockholders the amount of their NET
earned participating premiums for the wear endi,o
list December 1874 in addition tn tho raba+o Nv -,
"a .,l.,, r., 49,, "n eau ioo0i' oo ny
.a !. u. ]. go. -
Thb " carry 10 contingent Fund the sum of
Ill U29 % for investment in U. S. Government secur
ties, according to articles III and v of the amended
M NILSSON pr.siaon.
G. LANAUX. Secretary
K
--DiFectors-
L. j. j. Webster webster !. K K Sinai.
Abe Hirsch, Louis Scbneiss- /
John Lejsv w.. .Ia,
p ra,aa nieniS Aofanam'
= =, I' 4leifo h''nauH'
H. r. Dosan. NJ Musson.
Sali
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OFFICE OF TEE
actors and Traders Insurance Fomnsn.
'o' % '"'oh"eie' street.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. !, 1874.
Extract from Eighth ANNA, sts4a-'a-.I
remiums for fiscal wear, ending goth
April, 1874. s7os aos :.
ogses paid within the ycar t99 *. :.
eserye for untermnated risks. 30th
April 1874, --N-l0' '''A' 800 o-s n,
,terest and savings rece;vad 191'ssoo'' o.
-. ,,.o,,,;,,,,, 80. :. ~ .''.''o Add,aSf q
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VS.. The present situation, which amounts to q
,in..iy, viii be psrgsina.ed md pos sl1ly
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05
GENERAL CROOK.

We trust we shall not be accused of being a man-worshipper if we express small DOT tion of the admiration we have for the per son whose name heads this paragraph. Three times it has been our fortune to occupy places made safe from Indian depredations by his consummate skill and management where other Commanders had failed-once in north ern California, once in Idaho, and now in Arizona. In the two former we were among the sufferers from their thieving incursions, besides seeing our friends killed and mangled by dozens. Under such circumstances we feel constrained by grateful sense of pres ent security as well as past immunity to offer our feeble need of praise to the chief actor in reducing the wild tribes of this coast from a state of savage barbarity and blood thirsty atrocity to one of comparative harmlessness. Add to all this the many acts of preferred kindness he has extended to us since our arrival here at his headquarters, and we feel that we should be excused if we become somewhat enthusiastic.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

THE EVENT OF THE NEW YEAR-The hOl- idays are ended, and the serious work of the new year begins. The first important event before us is the last drawing of the Library Gift Concerts, which takes place in Louis vile, Ky, February 27th. This drawing will as certainly take place on that date as the day arrives, and to guarantee this Gov. Bramlettc offers to return their money to ticket-hoders if the drawing is not had at the time appointed. What more could be asked? All that is needed is to buy your tickets in time, and you may count on having your prizes on the 27th day of next Febru- ary.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05
SALCTATORY.

As the patrons of the ARIZONA MINER are aware, from the va,edicsory address of John. H. Marion in last weeks issue, have pur- chased the paper, together with the office, material, property upon which it is situated, good will, etc. I have taken possession of che premises, and with this number enter upon the duties of editor and proprietor.
 Custom indicates, and decent respect for those upon whom we are dependent for SUD- port, requires, perhaps, that I should make manifest some of the rules that are to gov ern the conduct of the paper under my man. agement. This will be found, in the.5change- able condition of everything pertaining to Arizona, a difficult thing to do. Suffice it, then, to say that the MINER will continue to be in the future, as in the past, free and inde- pendent, and will endeavor to say and do anything and everything proper to be said and done, without fear or compulsio main- taining, however, under all circumstances, a due regard for the rights and feelings of others; and will labor assiduousy for every interest that its proprietor conceives to be for the benefit of Arizona and those who have sought home within her borders.
 The policy of the paper will be to build up, and not pull down, any and every insti- tuition, whether mercantile, mechanical scientific, social, political, military, civil, literary, moral or religious, whether com- posed of private individuals, as such, or in the character of a corporation having for his, her or its object the introduction of capital for the development of the resources of the country or the ameloration of the condition of her people.
 The incentives to this course are partly a desire to render obedience to the dictates of common humanity, but chiefly the fact that whatever benefits the people of Arizona will rebound in some degree to the advantage of the MINER. T. J. BUTLER.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05
ARTISAN WELLS.

The Yuma Sentinel makes the following sensible remarks:
 The grand question to be considered i, can flowing water be obtained from artesian wells in Arizona2 We answer that there can be no doubt Os it. The peculiar forma- tion of the country eminently favors it. All these vast plains are backed by lofty noun tains which contain the reservoirs which have subterranean veins running in all di rectiOns. When these veins are tapped by the artesian auger the water necessarily rises, by that we'll known law of nature which causes it to seek its level, and the flowing we'll is complete. We have only to look at the southern counties of California to see the value of these wells. There, i'm mense tracts of land that had lain worthless and unprOductve ever since the fOunda- tiOn of the world, have been rendered i'm mensely valuable, producing all that the earth is capable of yielding, in the greatest profusiOn, making wealth and beauty where before was only poverty and gloom. And we have every facility for obtaining flowing wells in Arizona that they have in Calfor- nia. In fact we have higher and heavier chains of mountains backing our plains than they have. What wealth is in store for the man who obtains flowing we'll on one of our rich but now unproductive plains We are glad to see our excellent Governor, in his message to the legislature now sitting, strongly recommends "that reward of $5,OO0 be given for the first flowing water obtained by means of artesian well within the Territory" We have no doubt that the legislature will pass an act in accordance with the Governors recommendation.
 Here then will be an incentive to some man to try the experiment, and if success full, hundreds of others will follow, and our now arid and unproductive plains will soon teem with ali the comforts and luxuries of civilized life, and "the desert be made to blossom like the rOse"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05
Administrators Sale.
In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas
 J. Johnson, Deceased
COUNTY OF YAvAPAI,
 Territory of Arizona. {

COUNTY OF YAvAPAI,
 Territory of Arizona
 Notice hereby given that in pursuance ct orer of the Probate Court of the County of Yavapa Territory of Aizona made the Both day of January. ls75 in the sf f Thomas J. Johnson deceased the Asmnisator of said will sell pub lie auction the highest bidder for cash subject frrnation by said Probate Court MONDAY, MARCH l, 1875 II o'clock A. M at Peoples Valley. all the right title ineres, of the said intesate at the time of his deah and all the right title and interest that the said estate has by operation of law otherwise other than addition that of the sd in'esate the time of his death in and tha. certain piece parcel tract of land lying and being in the county of Yavapai. and described as follows. tO wit
 One ranch of l60 acres with improvements Peoples Valley, Yavapai county A. T.
 Also other property.
 R. E ELLIOTT Administrator Prescott January D. 1875 fr5 i'd
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05
Terms. Cash on Delivery.
LICENSE TAXES.

The attention of all persons liable to pay Licene Taxes in Yavar County is called to sections 10 and 5 of chap ter 49 Compiled Laws of Arizona relating 10 License Tax. follows:
 Section To- All moneys for licenses under the provisions of chapter shall be paid the Sheriff of the county which said business is intended to be carried the business office is located before any person shall com d. any such business mentioned in the pre- ceding nine chapters.
 Sec. l5 Whenever any persons shall violate the pro- visions of this Act for the space of Ave days by trading without license shall be law f for the Sheriff Co seize any property real personal belonging to such trader and sell the after days notice by posting in three public places within the county and the Sheriff shall be entitled to the tees in such for sale execution s.aed of the District Court and out o the moneys arising from such sale he shall the due for license to the County Treasurer, and, aer dedueting the amount of his fees shall return the balance remaining to the person trader doing business aforesaid. together with license for quarter
 Notice is hereby given that all such licenses whenever due payable at the office of the Sheriff at the Court House. in Prescott and that the provisions of this Act will in the future be strictly enforced.
 ED. F. BOWERS, fe5 All Sheriff Yavapai County.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

ACKNowLEDGEMENTs.- are under spe- cial obligations to Mir. and Mrs. Judge Kel- sey and Mir. and Mrs. Chas. w. Beach, of Kirkland Valley, for cvilities shownus. We were stranger, storm cloud lowered" -"The gloomy night was gathering fast" and they took us in. This has reference to our advent into the country, two months ago, when we sought the friendly shelter of their roof, to avoid riding over the divide, one terribly cold, stormy night, on the buck board. Since then we have returned and passed week very pleasantly in the enjoy mcnt of their hospitality. Such kindness we appreciate and will try to reciprocate.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05
fTELEGRAPH.
Especial to the Miner by U. s. Military and w. D. Lines
Washington, February Sd.

Washington, February Sd. The report of the House Committee on Commerce contains items of appropriations for the Pacific, coast rivers and harbors, as follows: For the improvement of Oakland harbor, SlOO,OOO; for the protection of San Diego harbor, by turning the San Diego river into False Bay, SSO,OOO; for the im- provement of navigation in the Sacramento river, S25, 900.
 San Francisco, February, Sd. Mining stocks were powerfully weak to- day. The tumble is simply terrific: Belcher, 42; Virginia, 36O; California, (new shares) ), 46; Crown Point, 3l {; Mexican, 2S; Ophir S6; Savage, 100; Yellow Jacket, v.
 Washington, February Sd. An appropriation of $15,OOO was passed by the House yesterday for the construc- tion of military roads in Arizona. The bill introduced by Delegate Mccormick asked for an appropriation of $3O,OOO, but the Committee cut down the amount one-half. The roads to be constructed are, from Fort Whipple to Cymp Mcdowell with branch to Camp Verde. Another, from Fort Whip pie to Skull Valley direct. The road from old Camp Apache will be repaired when needed.
 Nashville, January 27th. Andrew Johnson is elected U. s. Senator.
 Providence, January 27th. Burnside is elected U. s. Senator.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

ing around. Food is or will be scarce. Any thing that the farmers of Yavapai could take in would be eagerly purchased, and cash paid. Fodder is also becoming small by de- grees and beautifully less, and probably 6 or cents per pound would be paid for corn. The road there is the Mohave road ss far as the Tanks, and thence down the valley of the Sandy to Greenwood, from which place it is but F miles to the McCracken.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

FROM gentleman who drove in from Downey City this morning, says the Los Angeles Express of January 2lst, we learn that at point about five miles from here he saw several hundred dead horses Their car cases were lying in every direction, and they had evidently perished dnring the storm. They are supposed to belong to the bands of Mrs. Stearns
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors, made the 5:h day of January 1875 much of each parcel of such stock necessary will be sold at public aucton the office the eompany in Mineral Park. Mohave county A. T.. the TWENTY THIRD DAY OF FEBRUA AIRY 1875, at the hour of l2 M of such day to said delinquent sreon together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale
 VIM. A. MIX Secretary.
 Office, Mineral Park. Mohave county, A. T. feJ 4t
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05
CEDAR DISTRICT.

MINE. AND STEMS AT THE GREENWOOD AND KEYSTONE. AHC.iBLE ARRANGE VENTS WITH RITAL CLAIMANTS. NR. Nc yEvLy, or THE SAN FRANCISCO co, ABOUT TO OPEN THEIR NINE ON THE heCRAC CKEN LODE GOOD MARKET FOR TATAPAT PRO DICE ETC
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

WE have received from Sherman & Hyde, San Francisco, a copy of their Musical Re- view for Janusry. "Daisy and I,"-words and music, by Ford, and several instrumen- tai pieces grace its pages. A funny article from that funny man of the Bohemian Club Geo. F. Bromley-is among the reading matter.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

TIE dispatches of the 3d announce the passage through the House, in Congress, of an appropriation of Sl5,OO for the construc- tion of military roads in Arizona. Part of this to be expended between Fort Whpple and Skull Valley, where . more direct road is much needed. Mir. Mccormick has an in- telligent appreciation of the wants ss his constituents in this matter and deserves their gratitude for his efforts in their behalf.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

WE had an enormous mail from California yesterday, but our columns were already So much crowded that VIC were unable to avail ourselves of any news items from the papers.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

INFORMATION WASTED.-Already letters are beginning to pour in upon us asking what kind of a country Arizona is, whether the Indians arc bad, the climate healthy, grass good, water plenty, mines productive, and how we are provided with schools, churches etc. To all such, we answer: "Take the WEEKLY MINER and pay for it, and you will learn all about it."
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

BILL SIMMONS, of Williamson Valley, rep rescnts hunting good In his Heigeborhood. Bill knows what game is and what consti- tutes good hunting. The school in which he learned extends from Cariboo to Mexico. We have lively recollection of some of his operations on the Pens d'0reille, Missoula, Hell Gate and Deer Lodge, in 1865.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

THE floods in some parts of California have been terrific, in some places doing graat damage to railroads and other proper ty, but at last advices had subsided. We have not space to give particulars to day.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

And in accordance with law and an order of the Board Of Directors made the 9th day of January 1875 so much of each parcel of such stock may be Will he sold at public auction office of the counan m Mineral Park Mohaye county A. T. on the TWENTY. IHiRD DAY OF FEBRUARY 1875 at the heur of 10 M o such day. to pay said delinquent thereon together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale
 VIM. A. MIX, Secretary. onice, Mineral Park, Mohave county, A. T. fe5 fl
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

THE County Tressurer's office has been removed from this office and is now located next door to the Recorders office, in the new county building.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

H. H. JArcox writes from Union, Oregon, and wants to be remembered to his old friends, through the MINER. He thinks of coming back, and may bring others with him.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

THE thermometer, at Omaha, the 18th of January, ranged from l4 to 22 degrees be- low zero; 35 below at Fort Laramie, A at Virginia City and 56 at Silver Bow, NJ. T.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05
Lone Star Mining ccmpapy--Locaticn

of principal place of business and works Mineral Park Mohave county Arizona Territory. Noce-There are delinquent upon the following descbe stock on account of sseseht No To- levied January 2 1874 the several amounts set opposite the names of the specve share holders, n follows:
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

A FUNNY man of an otherwise dry ex- change submits the pronunciation of "Eras- tus Richardson" as being a test of whether man is drunk or not. "Rassus Risson," he says, won't do.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

MAYOR HENRY DuRANT, of Oakland, Cal, President of the State University, died sud denly January 22d.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

J. T. GOODMAN, late proprietor of the yir- ginia Enterprise, is reported to have made sl, 100000 in stock operations during the past six weeks.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-05

TIE Nevada Legislature has passed . stringent bill against three-card monte, and the Assembly another to suppress quackcry.