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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
MARRIED

At Williamson Valley, Sunday, November 5h. b, Rev. D. E. Wright Mir. J. x. Marlow, to Miss Frankie C. Bagley.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

which afforded some very rich specimens and gave out. Two years ago some of the ore was worked in rastras and then did not pay we'll enough to be satisfactory and 1t again laid idle till two months ago.
 Messrs. w, & R. have sunk twenty-six feet and have large vein of quartz and fine specimens as good at the bottom of their shaft as ever were taken from the surface and hope to develop a paying mine. The Crook mill was not runing as we passed. but was to start up next day on ore from McCloud's mine in Pine Flat.
 Barry & Co, are sinking on their Centeil- nial are down 45 feet with pay streak ot silver ore six to eight inches wide. Their mine is on the west fork of Turkey Creek and in fine location for working,
 At the AztIan mill Superintendent Ple.z showed us two bars of silver of 1,50O ounces each and said he would have four more next day, and we left off at good lace as do now. H. A. $.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
Testing and Working Silver ores"

We have received a copy of the above il- lustrated work of Ii pages, for miners and prospectors by Chas. II. Aaron. It is writ ten for the miner, with no chemical symbols or inetallurgical technicalities to confuse those who are not chemists or metalurgiSts
 Under the heading of the first chapter, Testing Ores for Silver, we find para graphs on ore formation, test for silver, with heat and water, acid or blow pipe In speaking of testing for process, the extent and richness of ore is considered, sme!tiug ores, selecting and working sample, applian- ces for testing, roasting, etc. Under the head of "Working Ores" the author des- cribes Aarons process, has something to say of superheated steam, preparation ofdichlo- ride of copper and protochloride of copper, use of copper and iron, quantity of chemic- sls, carbonate of lime, chloride ores, anal gam, Patchen's process, etc. He also des- cribes the methods of working roasted ores, treatment of base metals, stirring. heat of furnace, want of sulpher, etc, Under the head of "Leaching processes" are the titles, Smelling, Mexican process, Kroencke's process Chilean process, etc. Under'' Pull verifying Machines are described the aras- tra and its construction and operation, stamp batteries, screens, Crooker's trip-ham- mer battery, Paul's pulyenzing barrel, Ken dali's battery Noice's pulverizer, cheap rock breaker, etc . -n
 In speaking of amalgamators the author describes cheap amalgamator, grinding the orc. directions for making barrel, prevent ing mechanical wear use of quicksilver copper in bars. Frieberg barrel, trough, bar rel on rollers. Aaron's smalgamator, separa- tor, etc - ..e s,-..
 He describes sn improved retort, roasting fur~ace tools and furnace building. Among the miscellaneous mention may be found, Aaron's teaching apparatus, with two or three different arrangements, a small mill, sampling tailings and settling tanks etc. NIT. Aaron is a practical miner, of long experience on this coast. 5lE
 The book Is serviceable one for miners and prospectors' use Price, pos. free, (in leather.) $2.00. Address Dewey & Co. MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS, 224 San some street. San Francisco. aa
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
The Delegate Election.

The Election for Delegate, so far as heard from, stands as follows:
 Yavapai-Hardy, S11; Stevens, l33; Oury, l90.
 Pima Hardy, 33; Stevens, 423; Oury, 199 'ai
 Yuma-Hardy, z: Stevens, 164; Oury, 3l. Pinal-Hardy, &; Stevens, 5l; Oury, 119.
 Maricopa-Hardy, ,; Stevens, 27; Oury, 245.
 The following precincts are to hear from in this County, all of Mohave, and several precincts in each of the others:
 Sunset. Springerville, Obed, Beaver Creek, Apache, Clifton, Little Colorado, Mount Hope and Lynx Creek.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

The returns, thus far, in the different counties show, that, as in other States and Territories where aregistry law exists, a large percentage of those registered have not vo- ted but the registration and the vote have fully yindicated the census returns in the various counties and shown that the ceusus marshals did their duty honestly and faith fully, notwithstanding the charges of fraud and corruption.
 We,shall probably hear no moro of the large population in Pima, and the small number in Yayapai in the face of the registers and poll lists of the two counties, which from present indications show almost, if not quite double as many voters in Yavapai as in Pima, Judge French, Secretary Hoyt, Governor Stafford and all the officials who have had any duty to perform in connection with the census returns, apportionment and election proclamation, and who performed those duties fearlessly, faithfully and i'm partially will feel satisfaction at having been so completely vindicated by the registration and voting in the differ ent sections of the Territory. Not that they needed any vindication in doing plain, not to say imperative duty, but then it is com fort to know that justice and official duty have 80 perfectly agreed, and that the charges that official action had sustained fraud were so entirely unfounded 3"
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
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Ralelgh, N. C., Nov. 9.-State gone Dem ocratic from to 1,500 majority.
 New York, Nov. 9-Commercial says "Senator Frelinghuysen has received dis. patch that the Republicans have carried North Carolina" The excitement here grows hotter, crowds of excited men fill the streets shouting and cheering.
 Washington, Nov. 9.-Republicans are still sending telegrams that Hayes election is sure.
 San Francisco Nov. 9.-These club re. ports are synopsis of all the reports re. ceived here and are sent without comment each subscriber can draw his own conclu sions.
 New York, Nov. 9.-Democratic Man. haitian Club posts bulletin, conceding SOC majority in Florida. Official advices are re. received that Democrats are kukluxine trains in Florida, to destroy returns from certain districts. It is feared that serious fighting has already commenced.
 San Francisco,-Simonton manager of the New York Associated Press just tele. graphs from New York as follows: Kellogg telegraphs from New Orleans to the Ma tional Committee tonight and declares that the Republican gains are greater than was expected, and Louisiana is sure for Hayes. Governor Stearns of Florida telegraphs that he will need assistance to protect and guard the returns which establish Hayes success in that State Morrissey's pools are selling Hayes, 100; Tilden, 90. heard Jack Rog, CTS, noted New Jersey Democrat and gam. bier in Congress say late this P. M, that Florida was lost, and Hayes elected though he claimed Tlden had the popular majority
 Evidences accumulate that krawing Dem- ocrats give up the fight. -.;,;rs.i
 Charlston, Nov. 9.-Latestre returns indicate that the Democrats have carried the State by two thousand.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
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 In 1868, without Registry law, Yavapai County cast 642 votes, while Pima, without registry. cast f.0l7. Two years later, when there was local strife in the Election for County officers, Pima, under pressure of serveilance on the part of candidates, had her vote reduced to 700, while Yuma cast tli,; eatr.sv agna. vote of 712. --t
 In 1874, stiii without Registry law, Ia- vapai had increased to l,O27; Pima had crawled back to 919, and Yuma onl reached 452. This is the way these Counties voted when tliere was no restraint upon the quail fications of voters. .Is,Ss
 Now, let Us look at the vote under the operations of the Registry law, which holds the illegal voter in check, and allows those only 60 vote who are qualified. Enough is now known, to render it certain that Yava- pal has cast vote of not far from 1,500; Pima will not vary far from 700, and Yuma has not gone far above 200. It is fair to presume that all the Counties have steadily increased in population and in legally quail fled voters. and yet these figures, which we have been at considerable pains to hnnt up from old files of the MINER, indicate that all,the Counties mentioned, except Yarapai, as far back as we have searched, have uni forrnly polled several hundred illegal votes each year since 1866, and how much farther back it is hard to determine.
 The Delegate elected on the 7th of this month, whoever he may be, under the whole some restraints of the Registry law, is no doubt fairly elected. but can the same thing be said of any of his predecessors for many years, in the face of the facts here shown!
 Now, let the Citizen rave and ''cuss" again
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
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Stolen or Strayed.

Two white horses, white hea-b bitten pony with bell when last The other white horse thin in order. Any person giving information to c. F. Head Co of the above described animals will be made saiS- fed D. c. MOREL AND
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

The lodging-house of Mrs. Clarissa Green, just South of Howey's new brick building on Cortez street, is tidy, quiet retreat, kept in strictly tirst-cass style. Those in search of lodgings where they can be entirely to themselves, carry their own key, come and go at will, are recommended to call upon Mrs. Green.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
VALUABLE SPECIMEN.

w. J. Howard, the Jeweler, has in his show window a lump of gray ore, which Is very rare and valuable. This specimen we are assured is worth at the rate of S1OO,0OO per ton and is known as Telluride of Gold, (sylvanite) from the John Jay Mine, Colo rado.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

BULLION SHIPMENT.-Since our last re- port, Anders X Rowe have received 7,2sO ounces of Peck bullion from the Aztlan mill, assay value S9275 and shipped to Lovi Strauss tS Co.,, San Francisco, for account of AnderS E Rowe, Prescott.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

New York Nov 9.-Herald bulletins the renort that Democrats lose North Carolina, Tribun. accepts Gov. Stearus dispatch as conclusive. Charleston dispatch comes the editor Charleston News.
 Chicago Nov. 1O.-An Inter Ocean spe- cial from Eli. Perkins, their New York cor respondent, says "hc saw Tilden yesterday evening and he virtually conceded defeat, but charges fraud in Florida and Louisiana of course. Hewitt and Schell admit defeat and -Alseraom.- Sullivan says dispatches from rebel operators in Florida and South Carolina lead Northern Democrats astray.
 Hayes pools way up, Tilden way down
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

The figures received from all sources up ito 4 P. NJ. to-day, from the Territory give Hardy. s64; Stevens, 7S2; Oury, 76O.
 Bowers ahead of Behan for Sheriff lO5, with the Little Colorado country, Upper Verde, Clifton, Lynx Creek and Mount Hope to hear from. Another count gives Bowers 126 majority.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

A dispatch from the Danbury News says that Florida water is now. recommended by Tilden's physician as a cure for alls ill that flesh is heir to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-29
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BUILDING ON THE SAND.

'Tis well to WOO, tits well to wed,
For so the world hath done
Since myrtles grew, and roses blow,
And morning brought the sun.
But have care. We young and fair,
Be sure you pledge with truth;
Be certain that your love will wear
Beyond the days of youth!
For if you give not heart for heart,
AS well as hand for hand,
You'll find you've played the unwise part
And "bullt upon the sand."
'Tis well to save, tits we'll to have
A goodly store of gold,
And hold enough Of shining stuff,
For charity is cold.
But place not all your hope and trust
In what the deep mine brings;
We cannot live on yellow dust
UnmiXed with purer things,
And he who piles up wealth alone,
Will often have to stand
Beside his Golfer chest and own,
'Tis "built upon the sand"
'Tis good to speak in kindly guise,
And soothe where'cr we can;
Fairspeech should bind the human mind,
And love link man to man,
But stop not at the gentle words;
Let deeds with language dwell;
The one who pities starving birds,
Should scatter crumbs as well.
The mercy that is warm and true,
Must lend a helping hand,
For those that talk, yet fail to do,
But "build upon the sand"