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THE NAruRA1Isrs, OPPORTUNITY.
DIR. Poinkowskv Desiring TO Rid Himself of
his Travelling Companion.

The most distinguished guest In the Arlington
Hotel IN Fourteenth street occupies rather confined
quarters in warm corner OF the kitchen. and is regard
ci IN an unfavorable light by the women servants. The
box in which, whenever he turns around, he nnds his
tail in proximity to his month, IA easily opened
seems. at nrst sight. 10 contain hafgrown cat with
amazing largo aud bright eyes, beautiful glossy fur vita
nnumeraDle brg ght spOts and ahnouualy large ears.
But one who rics To carcss the Great a. promptly
made aware that he has no purfng puss - deal IN
Inc Leopard which only sN weeks olr belongs Dr.
n. fOihowshY, PtOicssJr OF Natural Sciences IN The
upiN Taty Of Costa lacl. The Professor arrived In
New lork fcW days from Guatemala. ini
take hsprt 10 England but ,thc leopard hau changed
from what, three weeks ago, seemed to be playful 1t
tie kitten, anu become an unlcsirabo Companion Tor
traveller seeing thar IT, further transportation might
be al tended with q Oh utrs the Professor
II for sale. lie Nii ht-rt flr Europe tomorrow hni II
no purchaser appears IN the lncrVa the leopard viii
enjoy aYOyAge across the a laAuc,
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WORSE THAN BOSS SHEPHERD.
The Mi-mnnaaement OF Washington Affairs
by the District Com mi ssisners.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Committee on
the District OF Columbia has ended its investi-
cation into the management OF District offairs,
and as stated in previous dispatches the report
will show that the career Of Boss Shepherd and
his followers was comparatively decent in con-
trast with the deeds Of Ketcham and Dennison.
shepherd had somo knowledge oflmprovements. Of
and projected schemes, many Of which had
some merit. The Commissioners, so the report
Will show, were like wax moulded according to
the whims OF a Ring, which caused the indebt-
edness to DO Increased in violation OF law. and
a haRTant violation at that. 1he House Com
mlttee IA now examining the statutes to ascer-
tain under what provision OF law the Commis-
sioners can be punished. The Board OF Audit
ana the sinking Fund Commission will also bo
called upon to make answer as to who their
confederates were in robbing the people OF
nearly four millions Of dollars. The report will
be prepared without delay, and another batch
OF Grants appolntees held to the gaze Of an ln-
dlguant public,
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THIS IN THE CITY OF cHURCHEs.
The sunerinas OF n Destitute Family In the
ChnIitI Commi missiomers, ONCE.

Ellen johnson went to the Charity Commits
uoners' ofice In Wiloughby street. Brooklyn yestor
day. with her four small children. Their condition de-
noted the worst degree Of poverty She said that her
husband had abandoned her. ami that she could not
work and attend to tho children too. She asked for
charity. One Of the political clerks showed her into
eheerless room, and apparently forgot all about her
She remained there four bVe without thing
to eat. Her children cried piteouslY food. she
went 20 Judge Walsh's court and asked be commit
ted TO the Jal aa YagTant, that she might get
thing ior her little ones 90 eat She soid that her
youngest child almost dead. and the moaning cry
OF the babe confirmed ner story. Judge Walsh gave q
court officer " and sent after food for the family lie
then committed them to tho jan for three days, ana
sent an oihcer TO look after the husband Tho charity
officers we're smoking and cracking JQses 10 their Office
wulle the aufc ring family were III the bsck room.
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or misdemesnor anc the defendant instead Of object
S pm n 70 Dsops p sse @ cop Ppp & H. S AT
han peen presented by an additional article sun ths
They clemed that the defendant having challenged tho
lurdlcion 81 the court, the Managers had right to
The Managers would stop to discuss nj length the
ststemcnt that the Chairman Of committee hat made
fore he was nipeaoncd for crimes which made MN the
nh sn h. 10 me county, to hGd oes Ne wa.
ing sgora s,.ums rS on .Se PAT o Chairman OF
was one OF the issues. That very issue wa, denied
noticed It by nns their simiIltcr. Tue House did not
claim that mere ctkon could be impeached but there
degrayy that he oughtt be for ali the day,
OF his lfn from again holding Office. rhis what he
u was true tha there was statute under which
s rreSs, Could srsn STr '0Bs pardon sa@p isn
ais directed a. ainst officers, aud the same answer
that lad been made In this proceeding that MIR. Bel
khap by re.ignnR. had ceased 10 be an 0fCer. would
operate. lie contended that officer Tor legal pur-
cSsfse forever even down 10 The time when he took
his departure from this life MIR Lord then proceeded
eae,ton as to Factions Of lay hot pens nStcsd Ss
the law ana further TO show that judicial act ALWAYS
Qcher on tho same DAY the judicial act dated back and
MT LORD osed BY SAYING that in that 1t w,s due to
me dcfend,nt rnd TO- the dead sh.m he claimed to
MS Innocence before the present tribunal For tho
ssnate % to hold ,hs, they mad lnrisdicon would give
han, han, giye ne House A. opportunity TO estaosn ne
INT the dsisSdant Vas impe chaSic, observation-disclosures
int he had resigned ofce hccausc he had once held
nowhere in the CONSTITUTION was there any inhibion
against hi impeachment, and that the whole scope sud
ment' ihe House iheTefore hsd ImSeSched Ike de-
fen ant, and through their Managers demanded his
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sersntecn nor.e. snflnca,ed BIZ smoke.

The smoke Of 0ro yesterday In the rear OF
James A. McDonalds hyery stable. 81 Clinton street,
brooklyn, snfocaed eleven horses hat were stalled In
the basement and six that on the main noor. The
noise OF the horses nrst attracted the attention OF Mr.
Bailey who lives In the dwelling house the
ble and ne carried the alarm TO tho Warrington street
police station. There dozen coaches and selghs
In the building all but two OF which deslrOYed.
They we're tor the most part the ground DOOR from
which the nre and smoke cut on access. The lremen
Kept The names inside OF the walls and In three hours
vehicles tho main floor, owned bv S. g. Smith OF 1873
Perrepopt street, Joseph MaoksY 81 i55 Montague
street, Mr.. Talcott Of 80 Clinton street, Mr.. John
Eooine, and Phelps d Son, Total loss, S22,O0o
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A $500. 900 Fire in somer.e,. ra.

SOMERSET, Ps., May "A hre which broke out
in the pattern shop of tue Somerset Foundry yesterday
afternoon destroyed the entire block including ntsaa
or twenty large houses. two hotels anu hvo rAs
total loss is estimated at nearly 100000 with an in.ur
snce OF PROBABLY t75O00. lhe principal losses srsI
somsrsst Foundry, go go, some,.st House te0,ooet
ary goods. s2o,oOOj n. l.. Bear attorney, sibooo Ue
fArker Dry goois 10000 solomon Bicr isrmer. ti0.-
OOO u. A Flick grocer, t70OOi Va cntIe Hay. Ator.
ncytOUO; Junn Uu, attorney, 10000 Dr. Bru0ako %.
$4,000 Barnet House, $4,000 Hays BLOCK, $1,000.
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CAPT. M'DONNELL,s OBSCENE.
Sending the Black nnd White Inhnbitauts Il
"AfricR - TO BIack NeII,a I.lnnd.

Depraved men and women, white and coiored.
have of late lodged a. 90 81 sullivan street. knowa
ts ts"Africa" Early yes erdAy morning Capt McDoa
nell encircled the houses VITA his officers anu strongly
attended. entered. In one eight by twelve the
Captain found two wnite and Ave coored women, ana
three white men ana eolored children the youns,
est about elgAt months old. Twcnty-wO indiyduAla.
l9cmgdidg m thc .s.ees Of che basement aud second .o
l0ru OF o. Alphouse Soupade. aged frcuchman aae
Catharine McstOu. the young " hite woman wno wal
married TO W estOn Ia his cen few days
banged were locAea no 10 the Priuce sreo! station
lev u urs later Justice Dung committed MARY LumS
den, Hallenbrck, SOupans tra, In defsuiI of
f,OVO and senttnce1 their dodgers to BlackWe1
sand for varying periols, the lOugest being si1
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On the Goth Of February, 1873, tho schooner
susan Wright and valuable cargo were lost In col.
sion with the steamship Dcuefactor on squan Beach.
1t was ten o'clock IN the morning, clear day. The
steamer WAS bound outward, running ten Knots an
hour, and the schooner bound 70 New YORK. run.
ming eight knots hour. mach vessel hy the
other for some miles aud as lhcl approached noth
sells pOred but II Is charged tna tue schooner, which
womb otherwlse have passed IN safety "uned
the bows ot the steamer aud Was borne down The
own RS OF the schooner su,d for tlihll3. Yesterday
Judge Beneacl In Admiralty decdgu mat the coils ON
resulted from nc steamers ettempt TO pass ahead Of
le schooner lie referred the case 10 ASCERTAIN Ihe
O lnha.
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The kilbOurn Cnse.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Mr. Knott, Chairman OF
the Judiciary Committee was instructed so Judge
Law ence says, by unanimous vote OF the committee
TO report resou ion 80 the House directing the Ser
Eeant-at-Arns to employ counsel arc appel The Kill
UOuru 10 the DisttiCt sApgcnc Court sir. Law.
renee, who Is Republican and memoer Of the Judi-
Clary CCmuit e Is nta iOss To know WY sir. knott
denies this action Of tue committee.
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The Railroad Monarch Improving.

Yesterday Commodore Vanderbilt got out OF
bed and walked into an adjoining room without sssis
tance. Aerward he returned bed but talked cheer
fully with several friends, among who were ThurluW
weed and Col Nchb. lis tmOsCa several cigars. In
thc AFTERNOON ne was attacked with retching caused by
come iood thAt ne mad ea!cn, but he fe better
QOle gOes out within q few aaYA.
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NEwBURGu May THE hearing in tho casa
of alimoEy for Mrs Robert H. Berdel, who Oh
tanned divorce from her husband few days age
was opened this morning before Judge BarnsrA
Alter several witnesses had testified 10 amOuns
ofuropcrv MIR. herdrl is said TO have oSuod Mr. Bsrs
doll testued IN hls own ochdlt Tat no reduced
CIRCUMSTANCES II properly being heavily moftsAged.
Judge barnard -ald hc would allow Mrs. Borden 5000
IA
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Two Men Fighting for tho same once.

The Railway Water Board, as well as ths Com
mon Council which has after 462 ballots failed TO or.
ganize is in difficulty The old Water Board = week
before going OUT OF office elected engineer Chas
warrin, OF Newark In place OF Thomas Tcrrill, who
had been for some time In charge. Thcy Installed War
rim IN Iers nbsepce, and when tAe latter returned
he persuaded Narrin 10 give W the once. Later how.
the new man returned, and theh cjccteJ On
"Wednesday afternoon representatives. Of tho board
placed WHrTn IN possession and arleBtod TCTTlL
placing policeman on guard at the works
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SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.
Navy Depa rtment ScandnIs-Whnt was Paid
TO OrSil Grant and Judge Dent.

WARRINGTON, May 4-Cheever, in addition to
his hearsay evidence about the payment Of large sum
to the wife Of Cabinet ocer. testified positively that
Henry Clews told him that he paid ory Grant sl5 900
and Judge Dent $4,000. Ia consideration of which he
wss to have all the deposits In LONDON More than six
weeks ago CHAIRMAN hechc OF the Naval expenditure
Committee caod upon Secretary Ro0eson for state
meut OF the mouthN balances wit jay Cooke McCul.
ch Co down TO the time OF their Insolvency, also
the balaLces with the pCrrut nscal agents Tuis has
not been furn she'd although the Of the SsCre-
tarJ has been frequently called 10 Il Dy Mr. BeeVe.
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At the woman suffrage meeting last evening
protest against the Centennial celebration was road It
was declared not 10 DO an occasioa for national re
jocins, uasmuch as only through equal suffrage can
gcnnine republican form OF government be realized
The protest aVers that the United States can learn
lesson ei justice from England. ~ IN that country
woman can enjoy me highest political position, and
woe on property dual ncston at an municipal elcc.
uon', IT, was announced that the Nafiona Woman
suffrage Association VIII meet IN the Masonic Hall on
the lOth Inst and the New lOrk state Woman SunAg
Association IA the same hal on the llth
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 4-The Republican State
Convention OF Oregon elected W D. Van noughton, J.
H. F0uter J. b. David H. X. Hines and J, ". Scott to
complete the delegation 10 tho National Convention,
and adopted resolutions declaring that Mr. nalne Is
the choice OF the Convention for President. The Coo
venion reiraincd from psssing the usuai resolutions
endorsing the Administration.
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James Ryan OF 80 East broadway snatchsd .
wallet from Mrs. s. B. Hsrrtck OF Baltimore, ia
Twelfth street. near Fourth avenue, yesterday.
MIR Frederick 5. Rice OF 10 West Fiucth street. heard
Lhe arnl made ty Mrs llcrTick. ana pursued l'ysa
who tIrcN tue iuCNftbouS a. min Mrs lrrrcE picz %
4 W, and Mr.. hice continued the chase, clicLlna
Ryan. The prisoner locked up IN the Mercer srss1
station.
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WASHINGTON, May 4-'rhe President today
rsid that in addition 10 his determination to veto the
Diplomatic and Consular bill. n It reached him as Il
passed the House he would the entire service go for
ar recall all QUO Ministers aLl COnsuls, Aui 30 dis
gust the people of the country with pocraic reform
that majority Of that party would never ggAln occupy
seats In the House of Representatives.
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OMAHA, May Judge Dillon In the United
States Circuit Court 10 the OF Moore assignee In
bankruptcy against the Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany yesterday rendered decision adverse to tho In
turance company. The Court holds that its loans on
real estate Ia this State amounting 10 some 100000 are
uturous and the penalty provided BY the statute must
be inflicted on the company rms decision involves
tina lo an af N ar tina state,
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Two of Harlem. nisbwaymep.

William IL. Pitt and Thomas Lcstrange were
arrested yesterday the hshwaymen who tried to rob
h. H. Lutny the night OF Aprl "a On that night Mr.
Luthy 10 crossing Kan street. se upon by nvs
ruiilnu., who spraug out Of Mount Morris Para and
knUcked him down. His shouts brought the police and
thr ehwRymen hei with buhng, although MIR. Luthy
had $4,000 In money eui 5000 worth of diamonds.
The fellows had Watched lor hm for several days and
had horse and wagon ready TO AID In their escape
Tbs prisoners we're tully idtLtlntd.
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Tho New Board Of Education Of jersey Citt
last night made another Intellectual effort TO elect Q
President. Twenty more ballots we're taken. maEns
seventy In ali, without result motion TO ALLOW the
President pro tenn 10 exercise the authority ~ per
naneli officer Mas lost. TIE uul ci Wa tu ailO~ him
20 si the usual warrant for the trachcr, pay for Ast
month, amounting TO tl7VOJ. lhe teachers wil hAvs
to 80 without pay ualii tne board organizes.
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wAsHINGToN, May 4.-Mr Kelley objected to
the Banking and Currency Committee reporting Dill
to-day intended to relieve the famine in fractional
change and the people will have to wait untn Monday
n-Nt Or logger before Congress take action
measure. MIR. Randall excused Mr.. X leY's obsttnaoy
on the ground that he crazy on the subject of finance
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WORCESTER, May AT the Republican Con-
yentlon Of the Ninth Massachusetts, District to-day the
Hon. a. II. Bullock and tho Hon. Geo r. Hear Wor.
cester we're elected delegates - The Cincinnati National
CONVENTION, with The Hon. A, j. Bartholomew south
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THO School GirI Murder.

wArTRTowN, N. Y, May 4--Ths excitement
over tho trial Of Rutsn for murder Sarah Conk
lin continues, and the Court House crowded to
nowinE from day TO day The testimony for the people
!, closed. Chet OF Police, Miles Guest tefthed TO-DAY
that uttan made voluntary cOlfcsscn to lin mat be
uiile VI heT fatheTs h0pIa
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A Discovery In Broa dway.

In Nicholas Coon's store, at $40 Broadway.
last evening Police onicer Quinn found. between two
cases OF artificial n0wers wooden box nlled with
shayings, saturated with kerosene. In a thick paper
inserted N ouautty VI guupowdor.
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Charles q. Fisher Giving Bail.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Chares G. Fisher. late
Assistant District Attorney, charged with being con.
cernrd in the Snyder straw ball ness and also vita
anstractng papers from the 1ics OF Tho court gave
Dali m tue suu Of g. 900 IN case anu 5000 IN
ohet Gtorfc T. fisner Sis Fisher, Gnd Juuse Wright
bClus the suIctIes.
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Custer sem TO Ke.ame bis colnmaua.
Thc Wenther Onlce rredietInn.

Orders have been ISSUED from the War DepArk-
mcIt directing Gen Custer ~ resume his comiuand-
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Easterly 10 suutherly winds, slight changes IN
temperature increasing cou1ness, aud pJslOlI foS
lOWed at night = rain,
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GRANTS xEC UTIvB ACTS.
A Reply TO the Resolution Asking Whore
They Have Been Performed.

wAsHrNoToN, May 4.-The following Is
the Presidents message sent to the House to-
day In reply to Representative Blackburn's reso-
Inn
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-10

LUCKY kUNAwAr.-On Tuesday evening, Just at dusk, as we were crossing Goodwin St. at Louisiions corner, the Ross mare, we'll known heie as Q rapid traveller, attached to a single buggy with thc top up. came by at a rate but little short ofa pigeons flight, and sailed into GraSite street, rounding tue corner on perfect ecie Keeping well over to the west side until she came opposite Hathaway & Walkers stable. where she belongs, when she made short turn and entered the barn through which she shot Ike an arrow and brought up in the yard, hay ing passed through double door, onc-half of which was shut, and which only allowed abou, three incbes on each side between the hubs ot the buggy and the door posts. On inquiry we learned that she had got away from Dr. McCand. less in front of Capt Hargrave's office on Cortez street, had made all this round in e terrible state of fright, and strange to say, not a strap was broken, bolt bent nor hair amiss.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-10

ISABELLA MILL AND MINE ON BIG BUa.- Mir. C. E. Hitchcock commenced work on the Isa.
 bella mine with a small force, under Billy
 Gavin, on the list of Nov. They now have four
 shafts from fifty to sixty feet deep, and levels
 run hfty feet each way showing a vein of ore from two and a-half to four feet wide. They have out five hundred tons, and are averaging two and a-balf tons per day to the man. Work commenced on the mill and buildings Dec Ist. aud in sixtyfve days the ditch, water.wheel. road, etc. were completed, and in ninety days tae lO-stamp mill was running with 300 tons of orc in front of the batteries. This is perhaps the quickest work in the way of mill building and mine developing on record
 MT. J. J. Hill, who has had charge of the ersc ton of the mill and water-wheel, was in town on Tuesday, and reports the mill running. with snow enough in the mountains above it to insure water to keep 1t going for the next three mon .bs. Mir Hill says the Isabella has developed .a good mine in every shaft, and looks as fine as any vein be has ever seen. The vein is narrow on the surface, but at depth Ot twenty five fee, and thence downward it fills the entire size of q working shaft Nothing but milling ore i, hoisted out; there is no waste. Prospect sbafts llong the lead for 5000 feet show the same character of ore as that already mined.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-10

PETITION TO DIsINCoRPoRArE-.We nnder.
 stand petition is in circulation asking the Vii.
 lage Council to call an election with a view to
 dlsincorpora.e the Village of Prescott This ap.
 pears to us to be altogether out of time. That
 the Village was incorporated a few years too soon
 ls doubtless true, but now, when it has grown to
 tue proper proportions to require a municipal
 government, and the Mayor and Council have gone to work ia earnest to build caIaboose. or
 ganlze chain-gang. rid the town of hogs and dogs, and do some good as guardians of the pub. lie peace, and to give the people something tang. ible and valuable for the money paid in taxes and licenses, it seems, of all other tmes just the time not to disincorporaie. Prescott ought to have ambition enough to hold up her head and main. tain the position she has attained with view at no distant day of advancing to the position of Territorial Capital, to which sbe is of right euti tied by geographical position and commercial Importance. instead of saying to the peoples rep. resentatives that she is retrograding and finds herself too feeble to sustain longer Village or ganlzation. Had she waited until now it would have been just the time to incorporate. If the people should decide to disincorporate, we should feel it duty with all good citizens to acouiesce in the will of the majority, but should regard 1t at the same time disastrous move for the future prospects of the town
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-10

The following manifest of goods shipped from San Francisco, Feb. 18th, for Prescott wa. iarnishea us by Ar. J. Rusher, Agent of Miller Bros, at Ehrcnberg
 n Asher & Co, 4S pkgs; F Williams, 1 pkg; bunum, pkgs; L Bashford & Co, 6OI pkges-4s,ooo lbs; Kelly & stephens. 20 pkgs; J. G. Campbell, lpkg; J. RaibIe, 30 pkgs; E Stahl. l4 pSgs; D Levi, 3 pkgs; CF Cate, g pkgs; Hayden & Co, 5S pkgs; c A Luxe, I pkg; CraN& Otis, pkg; r Head & Co, 2 pkgs; G W Curtis, pkgs; W II wilIi,crsft. pkg; T J Butler, 4 pkgs; Rodenburg & Foster, pkg; Miller, pkg; whipple and Verde, To-. 900 pounds
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-10

inc furnace at the Agua Fria mill started up s' week ana ran few hours. producing lsO Pounds or bullion from ore from nm. of ,h. Iosgs' mines. NIT. Perkins was in town m onday, and informed us that everything work.
 as wei" as could have been expected as sAf'sr' ana that 10 all appearances the furnace as sound as when they first turned on the ast They are quite confident Una, it i. i. nsr. c' success, and are encouraged to renew their
 periment on larger scale. The brick mad. |Pm the Groom's Creek drr-maierial stood tbs
 admirably, as did also the fire-brick brouph, pm California. Some of each being used in E lining.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-10

A LITTLE AixKD.-lt seems from the content. no'e received from R. E. Elliott, Esq, of ce q Elliott Upper Lynx Creek, that in {e"pans to state what H. G. Ballou saw and '"eo Soiie on vis;t to that stream two weeks .e mixed up people and places at fearful
 "einier from Mir. Ellioits note tha, their pot the "Occideut," bul whether ir be the toe "boreas," "Ka.wa-din," "IIesperi. or "ka.bi-oa-no-kas we are lest !, ,h. s.r. .s a'os 'e'l oneo. two things are definitely
 % soe so'e, to wit: Bigclow's Flat i. ten fn,u... saer up or down the creek) from Rice ano heoeheves the ..Occideur" is in ,n r u'nlng district. We upderssapd ,h.,
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-10

REMovED-L. A. Bcrteug has removed his watchmaker and jcwclry establishment from Cooks building on Gurley St. to his new quarters between the store. Of II. Asher & Co, and Rug gles X Drew ou Montezuma street, where in few days he will have fine stock of jewelry and watches for sale. See his notice elsewhere.