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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21
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State Of Minnesota,
County Of Stearns. : %
PROBATE COURT

LIN TNODA
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Daniel Bonner Deceased.
On reading and filing the Petition of
Elizabeth ]. Bahner of said County, req
resenting, among other things, that
Daniel Bahner late of said County On
the 10Th day of October A. ID. 1876, in
said County, died interstate, and beingta
resident of this County at the time Of
his death, leaving goods, chattels, and
estate within this County, and that the
said Petitioner is the widow of said
deceased, and praying that administra-
ton of said estate he to her granted, it
is ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge of tbs Court, on
Saturday the 10Th day of December A. d.
1876, at 9 O'Clock p. M, at the Probate
Office in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof
be given to the heirs of said deceased,
and to all persons interested. by publish
ing a copy of this order for three success
sive weeks prior to said day of hearing,
in the ''Nordstern'', a weekly Newspa--
per printed and published at St. Cloud
in said County.
Dated at st. Cloud the 9th day Of
November A. D. 1876.
By the, Court,
Peter BTick,
1885, Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21
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i'll maden, babem mir uns ent=
i1loNsn, nit unietm gel;=Gw>
ratb aufSurdumen uno beniel=
ben i,Im &pitenpreis ;u yerfau=
fen.
Seiet mnlere preisliite, unt
i6r wernst eud iberSeusen, ba6
ibr 0elo iparem fInnet, wenm
ibr cure gelje jcst umb bel uns
faufet.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21

49, W.
Den tpar.
Sin ,nerfmlrbi8es Drama
lit es in Der Shat, bas lid in bielem
AusenbIide Dor uns in Msgito abIpieIt.
Wie uniere 2eier winen, iinb Is orcj
YrdIioenten, ,pel9e bort UNI bic bo1N'
Se'ualt rinsen. limb ale brei iino
Vr3liberale. llnb ale brei baben einen
berporrasenoen Mntbeil an Der @efan=
sennabme mno v9inri6t1ns" Magimir
lians BON Oeiterreid senemmen.
Sa ni&t allen bic brei Sauptwbli'
lelber, ionoern aud ale ibre berporra-
senosn @ert3ense, tein ein3ises ausse=
nommen. SO baB man nit Mabrbei1
la9en tam, oab bic 5riumpbatcrcn
pcn 1867 li@ nunmebr sesenie;tis bort
abl6la1ten.
Ssbaitian 2erbo be 5cjaoa. Der nun
me6r einsefansene @eturninsboaro=
Yrdioent, mar oes peritorbcnen Snoia.
ners Suare; redte Oano uno Miniiter
oes Wuswdrti9en. 9aB Der @9eiansene
WtarimiIlan eri9oNen purSe, scl9ah
ocrnebmli@ auf lein snti9icoenes Nm
orin9er.
Sple Maria S9leiias, 2erbos ber,ei=
tiger @esner uno Mitbewerbsr I'M Sic
YraEoentl9aft. mar int Sabre 1867
lsin allertreueiter 9lnbdnser. Mls
Yripat= Sefrctar oes rsSasoianers" bat
CT Naes gstban, mas in ieinen &raIten
Itano, nm 9etitlonen scsen oas crlal=
lene Sluturtbeil 3u pereiteln.
Der brittle Der Nratenoenten, Ser
0alb= Snaianer, Yoriicio @iaa bat lid
nur mittelbar an ienem rllrtbeil" be-
tbellist. @ic es feline Nrt lit, be-
l3rantte er feline Sbatisteit msbr ali
wirtli4e &risssTibruns. lino 10 bate
Sstio Suarsj. ibm Die Ginuabme BON
Puebla uro Merifo ;u p~erhanten.
Sang unmittelbar betbeiliste li9 ba=
gegen IN jsnem S!uturtbsa. ia als Der
9enter MarimiIions mug be;ei1net
Ucrocn, General GscobeOp. g4ar CT CO
bod, Der our@ Ierratb Gueretaro
nabm. Ser am 80. Mai 1867 bas
famoIs &riessseri@t einieste. Ser
enoli4 Ben unsliid!iden Ntinscn an
l9tsn SUM- erl6ieBen lieB. 2sbts @r DE
bat Der Scnter nun audi lsinerieits
leine 9enfer 9ciunoen. Sern als ct
lid I'M Gefolse lcines Yatrons 2sroo in
elmer Der Ser9l6lu1ten Mi6oacans
anT Der Tiu4t befano, iiboriielen i'm
cbema!ise @aHensenolien usso ma6ten
lbm, i'm Namen oes SiaS ooer oss So
lelias, ocn @araus.
I'm Die @ren;en zines bel9eioenen
astifsls ni9t Su melt su iiberi9rsiten,
molsn mir aus Den gesenwdrtis in
0serifo baulenoen Yarteiiibrcrn stpei.
ten &angcs nur mod brci NaWen Der.
auSbeben.
Ser ioeben BON Diaj su lsinsm 9re=
mierminiltcr ernannts Gioa Yalacios
tdmpite 1866 se9en Warinalians gln-
Ddn9er i'm Ginpcritanonib init Sslelias
uno Scroo in MtiAoacan. GaIugio @on=
sales belien i1lcuni9e 0a5,pil6entunIt
am 16ten Iopember Dem Oios in scr
Sdla6t pon 9uamantla Sen Sics per=
ll1aft, mar Gscobeops erl tier 9enfers=
tne6t. Gin o nisoriscr S9crse, Dap CT
Dem arren 9a6sburser nidt einmal elm
%anfanoises @eidn9niB peraonnte. 9la=
TORE enolid, Der ais 2srops 9aupttra=
bant Die S6laNt bon Snamantla Der
loren, bat Dem Del terrei@er am IL. 500
pcmbcr 1856 Den bodiuidti9en @aHen=
plat Salapa entrincn.
Dis Der arre mibleitets 9euti6e ba-
MATS unter Den Strei9en oielsr Mdn=
ner ieim 2eben Iieb, pertanO;3ten Die
Srsane Der Sieser Den Nnbru1 Oes
Miasniums fit Mcrito. - l1no jest :?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21

bemsrten ge,ueien wdren. 0as burd
oisie @srbeeruns onseri9tete GIenb
ldbt i'd natiirlid ni9t na9 BEN
Werluit BON Msni9enleben ALIEN BE-
meien. Sic 2ei9en Der llmsetomme.
men Iiesen unbeeroist uno broben burd
bic ibnen entitromenben 8er,peiunss-
oiinite NIT Der gntwidsluns BON Seu.
den, bic na@ ben 9emelbeten Nadri4.
ten aud bereits in mebrsren Oifriiten
aufsstreten iino. Sdmmtli9es Wieb
unb ale Ndsrserdtbe iinb fortss.
i@psmmt woroen, 10 bab Die llebsrIs.
tenben osrl notbwcnoisiten WiitteI CUR
Jriltuns BEG 2sbcns entbe9rcn uno CUR
Grbaltuns oclieIben auf GoeusniiMe
anse,uieien iino. Setbitpcrit dnblid IL
Die Notb untcr ben llebsrlebenoem iebr
9rcB uno cs lit erfreuli@ gu isben, bab
iofort S4ritte sstban ,poroen Iinb, nm
oislelbe 10 pieI aIs m0sli9 gu linosra.
Sas traurisite bel iol9er Galamitdt
ober 1T bic 5batlade, oaB bic Msni1=
0eit p%ollltdnois aubsr Stanbe gu lcin
ldeint, lia sesen ein io!des urpl0b=
lltes 9srcinbrcdm Der entisiielten
Glementc ;u i1iscn, oas in jenen 2dn-
bern our9aus nidt icltsn 1T. Moglit
oaB CO Der WiNsnldaft ipdter seIinsen
mag. 9egen iol6e l6redli9e @ciabrsn
seeisnete Wortebrunssn treHcn ;u f0n-
men, bis jett abcr lit Die Menl9beit
lol4sn Acknowledgement ssseniiber
mod uollis biiflos. sic bilben Die elm
sige beoeutenoe Nusnabme Bel Der tds-
lid 3%unebmenocn Serrl6aft oes Men=
lhcn iibcr Die &rafts Ser Natur. Wian
bat Die scc nit GriOls betdmpIt Mno
i4r jcst fru@tbare Sdnocrnreden, mic
in Solano abscnommen, ia iosar Die
b0@itsn Scrse iino ni9t i'm stanos
3c.uel en-, Den 6orti9ritt oes Sertebvs
uno Der Civilization 81 bemmen-aber
Natureri deinunsen, BON lol@en idrsd,
li@en Gol9en bcgleitet, ipcI9e bic furdt-
Bar item Grobe5sn in Se;us aui @erlult
an Meni@enleben unb lGisentbnm
mcitaus in ocn 5datten itsllsn, limb
big jest nod p%ollltdnois auBerbalb bes
Ssreids5 %uniercr &rait tano @iNcn=
i6aft. Sis jest bat man iiber bas
@eien Der Cyclone nur iehr ,penig
&enntniB uno lelbit penn bieielbs nod
b~eoeutcno persrDSer iueroen . : lollte,
miibte es oenno@ idwieris isin, bic
suit uno bic @inos gu e~ontroair.n.
glnsr eturmT lutb BON lolber ,eri t0ren=
Der @usoebnun9 ltebt Der msniAlide
@ciit bilflus ~seseniiber. Oas Snge-
nieurwcicn Der @esen,part lit mobl I'M
Stanoc, Nieoerunsen sesen leidts
llebcrl 4uemmunsen nit grfpIs at
iihcr scsen &ieisnwellen BON
,wan3is GMb Siefe 1T Der men dlids
bisbtr madtlos seblieben.
Rod lino mir ben sroBsn Stirmen in
Der 2uft uno auf Dem Mssre, Der &raft
glsctricitdt in ben @oIfsn uno Dem un-
Jeusr pollitdnoi9 preisge=
9eben un0 tDnllen nur Sen Staoen
repariren, ben bielslben on=
9criAtet baben. Sc lit elm eisentbum.
3ug beg mcni4li6en Gbarotters,
lid lolben &efabren anSupahen. @ie
Der Mclplcr ieine BON Der Canine ier=
forte Siitte wicocr an ser alten Stclle
.auIbaut, wie McnI6en sufrieoen oln
IuBe ocs @elups wobncn, trotocm lis
ben 2oualtromen ausgeiest limb = 70
aud obne 3lpeiiel Die 9elpo6-
ner oicler Treoin5sn pieoer oaran &C.
ben, i9ren 3erlt0rten @ublltano mieoer
bcr3uitelen, obslsid lire scscnwdrtise
Sage iebenfols cine duBerlt bsmit!ei-
oensmcrtbe lein muB.
9as s9ifia! Der Jamilic Sender.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21
Der Nprb tern.

mi1en, benn alien Mnsabcn, bab bic
Senber's oa ober bort aufsetau@t pd,
rem, i9entte er feinerIei Mufmertiamteit.
Gr tpuBte better, was aus ibnen 9e,por-
ben mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21
3uQelaufen

DEM tlmter;eidneten 1T Dor einem @lonat
Elm Mutter. Salt, unssfdbr 10 Momate alt,
bon blabrctbcr Garbe init wciben Gleden am
3opfe, s%uaelaufen. Der G~i9entbimer fam
oafelbe 9cacn Gntri@tun0 Bet l~lntoaen in
empiaso nebmen.
Saesb HcItemes,
Soda st. GIouS, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21

@ir baden in ben Iebtsn 1asen bic Yrsiie
oer nadfOlsenben xrtiteIa rebueirt uub oHeri.
rem iebt:
8eien &attun 3u 8 Gts.
@xter 0arobreitsr brauns: Ne1d
)Sheeting) s.
@uter 0arsbreiter baum,poaen
6laneI s."
Garirtes Semben Jlane1 1870
8 un3en ,pollen 6Ianeu 40 Gts.
Damen- unterjaden so
Mdnner. unterbemben 35
u~nterbolen 80
8eiBe ,polene 8cttoeden $3.50
Jarbige woQcne gettbedcn SLIGO
Seutide farbise 8ettoeden
(Quilts) $s.oo-1.6o
S9ucre @ater=Y rcofs rs Gts.
,Selte l4aafleoerne 0anol9ube
init RaIbfaa' GinfaiiunS 80
@ermain. Somn @arne 20
Infer @aarenlager 1T boutdnbis; unb bic.
tet bic 9robtc Iuswabl in frii6en, sci!ssmabcn
Trtitsla, uoruatsr ipceisu ein ausgrpabltcS
NTsrta,ent in
DAMIEN Mlnteln, @antenud,
@antel< Selas, 9el;e,
@alstuAer N. &c. ,c.
Sir %sTerircn ale @esenianbe gu aus.
naAmascis billisen Yreiicn. Gs bc;attt ii@
fir Srosrmann bel ms por,uiprcden, aaieru
stoE gu bciidtiocn uno fid bon ben Tssiicu
~ iihsrssusen,, che man %ionitipo e%intauit.
9omng & BRADFORD.
40 ct. Gloub, ct. @srmaim tsass
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21
9fptt5

submia &naus,. sobn Ses rtntcr,eidncten,
bat Dor unsefStr eincm Sabre obnc %eegriin-
oete urfadc oas Sdterli6c Saus bcrIaNca. Sd
marine bisrixSt Seeen mcinem Sobnc ctiuas
nuf mclnea aamcn 3w bergen, inoem i1 feline
ccrarti9ct Sdulosn tesablcn iperbe.
Sobannes &naus.
49-4 eelS Sssns, Stearns So. @inu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21
Spltpb Ma6(e

S. San3L Gl9entbimer,
moblt @cissn, @osasu ukb @u9wsissn fir
ben ,eGntsn @uihel.
9a idt meme Miible auf oas @oHIMnbiatc
bcrgciteM babe unp our9 seniiscnoe @ahcr-
trait tets Den slnforoerunsen mciner aunecn
ibncl nns gut sntiprcden fam, bite i'd Inn
gcnciotea 3uiprud.
suf mcincr 9 asemIblc ipcrbsn Srettcr
mad cr~miinidtem Wtaab SIT iebr liberolcm
Ereiisn geidnittcn. 49,
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
FROM WALNUT GROVE.
WALNUT GRovE Feb. l6.

WALNUT 0ROvE, feo. 10, loso-
 E. c. Peck, of the Peck mine, has pur- chased one of I. Lambenons ranches, and Mfr. Reyes, his brother-in-law, will move on to it as soon as possible. He and his family will be heartily welcomed by the people of the Grove.
 Mir. Alexander has been looking out road from the Peck mine to this place. and says . good wagon road can be made at small cost, but pack-trail will have to answer pres ent purposes.
 Lambcrson's mill is now running day and night grinding corn.
 Mir. 4. W. Callen has established his headquarters here, and is prospecting and locating mines.
 A. Cullumber is working on his ditch. Mfr. Jackson expects to kill large num- Der of hogs this season.
 Mr CondoD is tesming and-'nd-Igive it upI.
 A. Thurman, on Milk Creek, is building . large house, and will bring his family in the Spring.
 Mr. Haines is making plenty of good butter, and, it is the opinion of the writer, he intends to marry.
 Mir (scmebody), on the Hassay ampa, is improving his new ranch.
 (1'his is . good newsy letter, and we should like to publish the balance, but can not read it.-ED.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
SH E RIFFS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an execution issued of the District Court of Third Judicial Dis trc in and for the county of Yavapa in the Territory Arizona tested the 2Jth day of August A. b. le73 in the cause of N. L. Griffin against Geo F.. Berry and directed and delivered have levied on and taken all the right title and interest of the said Geo. E. Berry o following property wit: The Ranche known as the Qusrz Mountain Mill Site containing hundred and sxty Q6o of land bounded R. follows: Commenc- ing al m-oumeut forty yards s0) due north of the old mill and running eighty rods (0 east thence hun ded and sixty rods (l6o) south thence hunred sixty Q6 rods thence one hundred and sixty rod, (l6) north thence eighty rods (s0) place esnniug Situate about i miles from Prescott, south n favaPni county Territory of Arizona together with all the tenemens and Improvements thereon; which will expose for sale al pubic veBdue the directs on Thursday, the 18th day of March, A. D. 1876 a; o'clock in the renoon the Coar House Prescott in Ysvapsi county, Arizona Territory.
 ED F. BOWERS
 Sheriff of Yavapai County Prescott Feb a 1876 f25J
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
No FREE p,ssE.s.-ws find the following

No FREE PAssEss.-Ws find the following paragraph in the columns of an exchange:
 The giving offree passes to members of the Legislature by all railroads running into Bos- ton has long been recognized and tolerated custom. But within the last few years pub lie attention has been drawn 10 it as palpa- ble means Of influencing legislators, and this year some of the legislators have declined to receive the passes sent them. Ofcourse they will get their names in the newspapers, coup led with praise; but the great majority ofthe solons quietly pocket the papers and enjoy these free rides. An order was offered in the House yesterday instructing the Committee on Railroads to consider the expediency of requiring the railroads to furnish tree passes to members of the Legislature during the session also to the Governor and members of the Council.
 Those Massachusetts statesmen are of an advanced type they will no longer accept posses as . courtesy, but will demand them.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

WELL RECoMMENDED.-The two gentle mentioned having arrived in Prescott and having signified an intention 10 remain, il gives us pie sure to lay before our readers the estimation in which they arc held in tho land from whence they came. We clip the following resolutions from the San Diegt World of Feb. 5th:
 Whereas: Mir. Murat Masterson has been engaged in the practice of the law at this ba! for some time and Is now about to depart u the Territory of Arizona to engage in the same business, and whereas in him we have ever found an able and efficient member of the profession and kind and courteous gentle man, therefore resolved:
 That in the departure of Mir. Masterson the San Diego Bar loses an able member and the members of the profession pleasant ard congenial companion:
 That we commend him generally to all whom be may meet, and especially ask tba, our professional brethren extend to him the favors and courtesies due to gentleman and . good lawyer.
 W. T. McNEALr, Chairman.
 D. c. REED, Secretary.
 The Union of the same date has this to say:
 Murat Masterson, Esq, leaves San Diego this morning for Tucson, Arizona, where he proposes to enter upon the practice of the law. During Mr. Masterson's residence in this city be has gained the cordial esteem of all with whom be has come in contact. The tribute to his worth as lawyer snd a man recently rendered by the Bar of San Diego vas merited compliment We repeat the scntinents of the community in wish ing him ali success in his new field of labor.
 Nr. ". J. Hunsaker. son of cur esteemed Sheriff, is off for Arizona to-day in company with Nr. Mnrat NasteSen,. Mr. Hunsa:ksr is the worthy son of worthy sire-a young man of talent character, and who Is sue to maks bis mark. sWiIls carries with hiu, the hearty good wishes of old and young in San Diego.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
Administrators Sale,

SEALED PROPOSALS or bids will be received by the urdergned administrator of the estate of James Miller deceAsed until the lth day Of March AD 1876 f boon of that day r the purchase of any all of following described lots of horses and cattle belonging the scid deceased. to wit: Five California mares. two 2year old colis thirty five fstcisss dairy cows fhy head common cove forty head yearlng calves, sixty head 'wo and three year old steers hei.ers.
 The cattle and hcrses bs sf Kirkland Valley about twenty miles south westerly om Prescott and Coyote Holes or SPrugs at Lonesome valley about e iesa miles natheasfery from Prsscoss-s part of the stock being af each ef these places.
 The psoposals or bids to be leff uih my a;forneya Rush Wells. st their osce. ia bs tes of Prescott Tesms cash upon cosfru stion of ab ey the Probate Court of Nshave county and the delivery sork Bids will bs f.esivsd for any the whole of said prop sry. The rreposas CT bids will be opened by me s, ths o1ice of Rash wes in the of Prescott and the eset declared sf noon the said Ilh day of March The nghf to reiect all proposals and bids cou. doeurd fbe ths interest of the estate s reserved
 JACOB L. MILLER Adminssrzsor
 of the ls,z,e cf James B. Miller d.reas,d
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
The Real Tax Payers.

Those who do not own property often think that they entirely escape taxation and that the burdens fall upon the rich. The fallacy of this is forcibly shown in the fol- lowing article from the New York Graphic
 If we keep our eyes open we can find something in the bloated monarchies that may profitably be grafted on our succulsnt republican sapling during the new century. For instance, in this matter of city taxation. In New York the landlords pay the taxes. in London the tenants pay the taxes. In London the tenants personally feel the weight of Government by having 10 pay for the protection they receive; in New York they pay their rent plus taxes, all added together and called rent, and are apt to forget that the city taxes on the property are in fact included and concealed in their rent bills. The result of this is that the householders of the English metropolis are far more vigilant and sensitive to the con- duct of their public officers thaa those of this city. In London every poor man feels personally the burden of the government and so exercises bis watchfulness over public ex- penditure.
 In New York Tweed received 5000 ma jority for the State Senate after 1t had been proved that he had stolen millions of dollars. for the people who voted for him said, "Yes, but he stole it from the rich man," forget ting that, however taxes arc levied, they are always paid by the tenants. 1.-the tsxes and property in this city were assessed di- rectly to the men who pay the rent, rents would of course fall correspopdingly, and tenants would feel new interest m the question of municipal economy. Then the cry of 'hOme rule" might be something bet ter than mockery.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

MoHAvE ITEMS, of Feb. 18th The mill is still running night and day, two large wagons are kept busy bringing ore from the Keystone and large quantity is being furn- ished from other mines.
 W. B. Ridcnour of Blackberry is in town. He thinks there will be over thousand tons of ore on the dumps of the mines of that camp by the lst of April.
 The only thing that now delays the stsrt- ing of the mill at Blackberry is the non -arri- val of chemicals from San Francisco.
 A petition is in circulation asking for P. O.at Blackberry.
 Capt. Hardy is in town, having removed his Angora goats across the mountain to the toll-gate.
 Messrs. Comstock and Potts recently re- turned from Owen District, and report the Greenwood mill still running night and day on McCrackin ore.
 Weather simply perfect.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

QUICK TIME.-Letters by mail reached here yesterday morning only two days and eighteen hours from Tucson, and on Wednes- day morning the 23rd, letters were received from Oakland, Cal by 4. and N. NJ. Express Co. mailed at 4 p. m. on the l1th making the time in five days, and about fourteen hours. This is what we call progress, both Stage Companies are doing all they can to make quick. time and render their patrons comfort able on the way.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

TIE late storms in California have inter- fered. not only with the prompt arrival ofthe mails in that state, but also in Arizona where the weather has been unusually dry during the winter months. The non-arrival of tho San Francisco mails for five days at time at Los Angeles, has of course kept ours back, and on one occasion the Mo- have river was up so as to detain the Arizona mail some twenty eight hours. Everything seems to have loosened up now, however, and we may expect more regularity in the receipt of mail matter. To cap the climax, just as the mails were most irregular the telegraph wire broke down and was out of fix for sev- eral days so that we began to fear we were about to relapse into total darkness, so far as news was concerned except what was manu- factured here at home, and not even knock down occurred in the streets or saloons to re- lieve our anxiety during the whole time.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

CHANGE OF SUPERINTESDENrs.-A L. Seeley, Supt. ot the stages of the A. and N. NJ. Express O., has retired from the position and General Superintendent, Chas. H. Wells has appointed JIM. Clark to the position. Mir. Clark has been acting in the capacity of Division Agent and i well posted in the business. Jim Graham wte has been driv- ing between Prescott and Charley Genung's will be advanced to the charge of the divis- ,on from here to Tucson and J. T. Lloyd will take the Ehrenberg road from Wickenburg to White Water. They evidently mean bus incss
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

We have received a memorial card. and inviatation to attend the dedication of the "American Union Memorial Csse"at Buffalo, \. r., on the l2th of Feb. 1876, being the 9th Anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

IS the Citizen of the l9ih, we find the proceedings of the District Court commenc- ing Feb. I4th in Tucson, Judge French pre- siding.
 EF. Dunne and Murat Masterson were admitted to practice, and John W. Leonard's name added as Attorney for Plaintiff in q civil suit.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

THE telegraph line has be n out of order the greater part of the week, which with the irregularity of the mails between Los Ange- les and San Diego from which latter point We receive our dispatches from California and the East, has thrown us back in our teie- graphic reports until in some instances the Los Angeles papers have anticipatedithe news by bringing it here ahead of the wire.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
civil suit.

OS the 18th of Feb. General Kautz issued an order directing Lieut.. W. L. Pitcher who was then at these Headquarters to proceed to Fort Yuma, Cal. to take charge of and conduct to their proper stations the recruits for companies c, D, E, G, and K. Sth h. fantry. A. A. Surgeon, o. J. Eddy, will ac. company the recruits as medical officer.
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MARRIED.

At the rssis spee of John Howard. South Nonfezums Street PfsscsSt Feb 2ls 1876 by C. Os Justice cf the Peace, Win Horn te Anna Maria Stein
 Considering the fact that the bride beass down the scales ss 236 svo;rrpsis and has DOW assumed the name oi Horn it s susgested that this was cornucoPsous mar rrge or rather instead of hcrn of plenty il os consd srra Horn s plenty. HOra. like Mrs Means in the tale of the 'Heosier School Master" believes in ''gt'a plepf- while yer giftin'-
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Prescott, Feb. l4. le76.

B. Ellis Co having bought the above described bus beg o the ladies and gentlemen colt and vicinity that will replenish stock of goods and will constantly keep hand general of goods pertaining general merchandising and nufting store and by fair dealing nope to merit the confidence the public. B. ELLIS co.
 Prescott, Feb. fl. 1876. f25t4
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1876.

William Sanborn of Michigan has been confirmed by the U. s. Senate as Secretary of Arizona. Vice Coles Bashford resigned.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

A fool in high station is like . maa or the top of high mountain-everything sp peas small to him, and be appears small tt everybody.