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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-15
ystial Notices
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T. all who ave sun. rilg from the errors and in
di cre ions of youth, nervous weakness, early de
CAY loss oil manhood &C., i'll send re cipe that
will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary in South
America. Send a selfaddressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM, Station d. Bible House,
New York CITY. marl3-sn.teod&w3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-15

Become the staple Den,rifce Of America Sim
ply because it is impossible to use it, even for
week, without perceiving its hygenic effect upon
the teeth, the gums and the breath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-15

skin like monumental alabaster may be at
tanned by using GLENNs SULPHUR SOAP, which
does away with the necessity for sulphur Baths.
Try it ladies. 1t is a genuine Deautfier and very
economical.
HINT TO THOSE PREMArURELY GRAY,-USE
HILLS HAIR DYE. mayll-t&w4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-15

A substitute has been found for crutches-it is
called tennes Pain. Killing Magic Oil, and is the
best remedy to cure any kind Of pain Or lame ness
in use. Sold by all druggists and merchants.
mav10t&wlw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-15
LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

WendenbUrg's Cough Candy.
For sale by j. S. JOHNSON. opposite z. o. Au
gusts. aprl0t 2m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-15
Reane's Magic Oil.

Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Headache.
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL for TOothache,
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Sprains,
Use kENNE'S MAGIC OIL Tor Neuralgia,
Use RENNE'5 MAGIC OIL for Catarrh,
Use RENNE'S MAGIC Oil for Collie and cramps,
Use RENNE'5 MAGIC OIL for Cholera Morkns,
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Kidney Complaint
Sold by all respectable dealers In Medicine.
WIN. kENNE h SONS, Proprietors. Pittsheld
Mass aug:0 tAwly
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29
Application For Patent.
U.s LAND OFFICE

PRESCOTT. A. T. Dec-mher s, ls76
 Notice is hereby gives that Fred wiillsms. N C.. co,, Arizona Territory have ths day filed their arpcs ton for ratent for seventeen hundred G 0O linear feet of the California vein lode bearing gold and silver with slrface ground hundred CfUl feet n width Situ- lying and heinz in Tiger Mining District formerly Pine Grove Mining Dstrict) County of Isvapai and T. rriory Of Arious and known and designated by the 4+ in township ten l0 North RHnge CD W Of Gils and Salt River Asrdians The exterior boundaries of said lot No. a. beng as follows. 10 wit:
 Variation l+.o5 commencing al centre cf shah oa North end of claim. Shah belongs jointly the Calfor mia and Benton Mining Companies. Thence sa0, hundred (lO0) feet to monument No on corner of Benton Lode ps'eeted Arrll lssh 1874. One hundred and three 5sIo0 03 55 lo0) of claim where is p the ground granite rock s0x4x inches marked l. No. l. Frum which corner e pine tres % inches in diameter bears 5so feet distSn, pise inches u diameter bears 7eo 32 distant Thence 239 7 W seventeen hundred q 700 feet the F of claim where s set in the ground granite stone and mark C. L. No from which an oak inches ia diameter bears S W 2i feet distant oak inches n diameter beaTs bears s9o g feet detant. Thencs s2o W 2o7 l6-lOO feet corner of claim where is set n the ground rock s4xloxl2 inches mArhrd r. No. .. from which oak inches in diameter bears 7Uo ls fe distant oak lS nehe. h diameter bean 22o W 2s feet distant. Thence 23o O.. W seventeen hundred Q TOO feet to of claim where is set
 inches in the ground granite stone 2xi2x6 s marked C. l.. No. 4 from which oak 10 inches h diameter gso " st fee distant Thence e2o 5e- 100 feet mon1Enent No ou W of Bsnt,p Lode and hundred and three and 5soo 0o 5siOol centre of shs and place o begnins coatzniag s0loo acres.
 The location of this mine duly recorded in the Re- cordsrs office of Yavapa County Arizona, in Book B of mines. Folio e6s.
 Any and all F. claiming adversely any portion of said California mine said mining ground herein be- fre described r.uaref 6e their adverpe claim with the register of the United States Land once, Prescott Arizona Territory during the sixty perisd of qualifications hereof they will be harred by virtue of the provisions of'h Statute. W. KELLY, Register. decrulO
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29
LEGAL.
for Patent to the
 Oriental Mine.
U. 8. Laxp orPfCE.


 PRESCOTT. A. T.. October 70. lsS. No,i~e k hereby given tha, Asgux V. Kantz. veoss pssoce sddress Prescott; A T.. hes this day aea his application for pst<n; Enesn hrndieS q 5oo linear teet Of the Oresta mine ven bearing slvey wh sar face ground tsree hundred Ave ( f-~r is width. of SsvaTai and Ierrifooy of ArtEoua sod hrovs ss3 desieLafed by the heid and orizi pat fle n his efice Lot Nc. 37 The h~irg enssyveysd lands The exierior boundaries of said Ls; No. D being foows ,o vii:
 variSson lto i5 east; beginning at h. e~ne sf tho Ledge st the southwest line of the claim thence ranninx \. S{9 2s W i've SS feet $. W. ei the eafu and Mounaent No !. fron this a whi,so&k tree i2 inches ia diameter bears S 35o S D., Twentyfus @ feet distant frsn a rcd usk (, eAss is diameter bears Sc Sy w. thirty .ix s6 fee, distant Thence N a5S S east. fif.ea hundred (lSol feet ss Monument Nc. . al the N W. corner af claim. Fross this a rucky ledxe opdyke Butte. naFr~d 'x sde situated due {so feet fron W ar kagie Guch beArs \. l3o ls E 23 feet pcees distant fsou corner, hite osk tree. = inches h djsmessf biazed and marked side b~ars N s9e sS vest la feet distant Thence sso a K three haHdred sed five (55 feet to Monument No al the E. corner ef the claim from this corner a rocky ledge Opdyl. Butte b>ars N 4so S w three husdrsd and fifteen Cjs feet io Monument No. toar (&l the S. E. e>s eAim Thence \. 5to 2s W, 0O i-e; tc poist of begA Conisiune la aoa The s W. cern~r sf eA bears fast lne of Tornado eisim. tse 2d north tension Of Peek lode, owned br T. N Alexander.
 The location ef the mine is duly r~ccried ln Bod 'E of the Mining Records of Ysvapai County, A. T pages 3se I9 and Do. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion ss sah Oriental mine said mining groand hefrs described required s kle their adverse claims with As,aa Tsrrtosy, during the sixty dave pesi of pub heson hereof or they vhl be barred by virtue sf the provisions sf the statutt.
 se2o WILLIAM N. KELLY, Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

Len Sevyier and w. II. Foster, who have been out to Big Bug, where they have been working up assessments and surveying the Gallena mine, returned to town on Tuesday There is shaft eighty feet deep on this mine which was sunk ten years ago, it is well timbered and in good state of preser- vation. The boys walked all the way home, thirty miles. They speak in the highest terms of Big Bug district as prospective mining region when reduction works shall bc erected to work the ores.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

The Senator mill, the new mill we mean, is fast approaching completion, and when done, which will probably be within the next len days, we intend to go out, see it start, and witness the process of dry crushing and anal gamation by the Paul or barrel process. Mr. Shipman, who is directing the arrangement of the machinery is sthoroughly master of the situation having had large experience as an amalgamator and manipulator of ores, and George Waters, the millwright. has no superior, in his line, in this country. We shall endeavor at the proper time, to give our readers a fair and full description of the works, their dimensions, capacity, e:c., e.c which will no doubt show that this is the most complcteiand thoroughly equipped re- duction works in Arizona, and that indeed i! has no superior of its size and capacity any where It has all the latest and best i'm provements.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29
THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.

The entertainment and distribution of presents on Saturday evening at the school house, was quite a success, and so far as we have learned gave entire satisfaction. The presents were not so numerous nor costly as those of last year but the Committee of la dies charged with the management of the distribution tried hard to serve all the chil- dren exactly alike and We believe succeeded perfectly, so that there could be no com plaint of partiality.
 The large hall was crowded to its utmost capacity including all the available standing room and notwithstanding the exercises were quite lengthy, they all maintained their Dla- ces and appeared to be deeply interested, which Is a sufficient compliment to the abil- ity of the children and the care and good judgment exercised by the teachers, Mf and Miss sherman, without any commenda- ton from us.
 George F.. Brown, as Santa Claus. did his part we'll, he not only looked the perfect St Nicholas as we are wont to see him in the picture books, but was quite happy in his local and other hits and added largely to the fun. We have neither time nor space to particularize or we should be pleased to mo- tice the performances of the children indi- yidually, but where all did so we'll it would, be more of task than we care to under 1; take, so we shall have to pass it oyer wi t the general remark that they all di splr I d;Ilv
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29
~ U M M Q N . {.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL District, Territory of Arizona, County of ysvapsi.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL
 District, Territory of Arizona County of Yavapai.
 EBIS STANLEY ALICE N. STANLEY Action brought In the District Court If the Third Judicial
 District n and for the county of Ysvapai Territory Arizona.
 The Territory ef Arisona sends Greeting Co Ases h Stdniey.
 You hereby summoned and required to appear as action brought against hy the above named rainna in the District Court of the Third Judicial District ard for the County of Yavapa in the Territory of Auoaa, and the complaint filed with the Clerk oi his Court Prescott n said county Ia copy of which eom rlaut accompanies this summonsi. within twenty day excusive of the day of service aer the service upc you of this summons. 1T served in this county: but served of the county and within this district, the within thirty d ys in all other ferty days.
 And you hereby notified that if yus fail to aprs and answer the complaint above required. the pic tn will take q decree dissoving the bonds of matrimo between the said plaintiff and you the said defendant divorcing him iron you alleged u said complaint to his wife and such other relief according the prayer said complaint and and disbursements p this bel expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Court at Prescott this sixth day of December. A. D., 1876. WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk.
 IL.Sl By II. c. MEADoB. Deputy. Ilsrgrsvs. Leonard ( Weber, Attorneys for Plaintiff
 dpeexi0
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

r C. 4. Lake left to-day in the stage for Francisco, for the purpose, as we under d, to close negotiations which have been ling for some time, to get a ten or twenty lp mill into tho Bradshaw country u all We know and possibly can learn, Il of any capacity placed in the Brad
 District cannot fail of success, neither the want of rich ores, nor it's quantity. ould consider it one of the safest and profitable investments in the country. Luke, who is a very large owner of
 in that section of country, deems it all .er,s .i-r. thn rzi,,s= should be dcvcl-
 and for that purpose alone he visits
 ancisco to enlist aid from his friends.
 rselyes, and on behalf of this commu-
 Fish him success, and bespeak for him
 t men and friends can possibly do.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

The choir, selected to sing this evening at the Masonic installation and st the lit- erary and dramatic entertainment on Monday evening consists of Mrs. R. H. Burmister at the organ, Miss Williams, Mrs. W. c. Bash ford, Miss c. F. Perry, Mrs. N. B. Bowers, Mir. Eli P. Clark and MT. E. s. Seed. We were present short time during rehearsal at Masonic Hall yesterday afternoon. and at the school house last evening and feel warranted in saying that those having the direction of the exercises on these occasions have been very fortunate in securing musical talent of the very highest order. If the others who have parts to perform in the ceremonies of this eyeningor the entertainmentof, Monday evening shah acquit themselves as well as the singers they need have no fears ss to the effect upon fheir hearers. N
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29
TIFF Fxv, >frxSUIr.-when the En-

TIE Fxv, NrxrSUTT.-When the En-
 o,;sb o,rrar, of ,h, nma mine recover the
 five million doIlarsey are suing for in the
 Circuit Court of S York, we hope it will
 do them I, stingg1 They claim that they
 were erreriousI V Indled iH the purchase,
 that at the timely purchaied the deceptive female she wailmost played out" and that tba axna, Professor Siiliman. upon
 whose ipdoms sthey were induced to invest, was in collusi ""h the o"hers or me prop erty. ard tbthe whole operation on the
 Yankee sidxas a conspiracy to defraud their Br;ti, cousins. These allegations they will d 1t pretty hard to maintain. There wa,no doubt, some stock -jobbing practjced the keen-witted operators in uniting Y mine upon the market at the high prjthey did, but a good thing will seneraV command good price, and it is inc ps rof wisdom to put the purchase to the bf use of which it is capable. But these iglish litigants have stgnally failed in tr They have never used business jud Yent in the management of the mine, the gineering practiced in working it was A darture from all known rules, and from U fatuity and incompetence came its nat u, .fnaie, disastrous collapse. Now they a seeking redress in the courts; using up .at little remains of the assets of the com- my in expensive litigation, instead of start z afresh with a determination to win. On adtng over their complaint the conviction
 forced upon the mind that they consider emselves badly used, but their own poor dgment is to blame for this, which a scien- ic exploration of the mine will make ap- Lake Tribune.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

FORT WHIPPLE SOCIAL CLUB.-This theat- rical company gave one of their best enter tainments at Dugas' skating rink last night. George Allen. an old "type sticker" devel- oped into quite good spokesman in the minstrel part of the performance. George Smiths best hold is in initiating Cheap John tine old clothes dealer, though he is good as O'Hoolohan. Fitzpatrick's rendition of the Old Slaves return was perhaps the best thing on the boards during the evening. He all so did we'll as Mrs. O'Hoolohan. Sulli- vans letter in the candle was we'll received, and last though not least, the Count DeJar- nac-Frenchy, drew down the house by his immitations of the Tyrolees and was called back three several times in his comicslities. They had large audience, including many officers and ladies from the post.
 After giving the performers all the credit due them as performers. we will here state that we have heard expressed by many great dissatisfaction in regard to the reserved seats. Persons who had purchased and se- lccted seats for which they paid fifty cents extra were crowded from their seats and found others where best they might.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

Mr. T. M. Alexander is in from the Peck mine and has purchased quite extensively for his store at Alexandria. We noticed the teams leading at the store of Wm. M. Rufium Mir. Alexander informs us that there are now some sixty people living at that place and they are compelled to come all the way to Prescott for their mail-30 miles. We hope our Delegate will do some thing to have more mail routes established in this section. We want mail from this town to Black Canyon by way of Alexan- dria, at least twice week.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29
CHRISTMAS BALL.

Last evening we visited and participad In the dance given by Messrs. Dugas& Wentworth at their new Skating rink, wleh hy die way, was an entire success in ever re- Fpect and credit to our fast growing twn. The music was from Fort Whipple andould Fcarcely have been better. The suppe got len up by Whitehead X Price, consiscd of everything nice and was arranged ipon a fble SD teet long with the grcatespi- te.s.e
 as .art.;S|T Tsaks well of them as
 asrsrs One hundred asd tcfty persons
 su,sp,,ed ., the first table and some fifty xs sa.onJ making total of l9O that
 pral of the bountiful repast, seventy-fw drom were fair and beautiful ladies Q ~Saa,c and valleys. This reminds us q
 ss.t Christmas party given in this vii
 sns, la wears ago. At thai tune the
 s,,u;t,h,..place that could 0e obsiued
 or dancing was some three miles bebw Fort whipple, where then li'ea Mrs T A' A.,,n5or ,,,,o very kindly finished her 
 hoss for the first Christmas rartyever given in sae land If the tat that timelApache. As ner as our memory serves us the following lads copsti,uted the whole number of young lads that resided in this village at that
 time some of whom have gone to iestir that
 lasshome and arc remembered byus dearly.
 The came here to help settle and build up
 acsntry unknown to the white man and
 the,fell in trying to accomplish anobls un-
 takiy, and those of the old pioneers will
 rcnmber them as the Misses. Stevens, Ehle,
 Buemap ard Alexander, in all nine. Now -xe on boas of over 800 ladies, and those wS, >Uill compare fsvoTably with any like nnn,hsAin any portion of the land. The mms;c for That occasion was fanished by Hack skanks, whr is no mOre. The saow ls L-..r. yesterday, was fully twelve inches .ssen and ,hd Intir- party wen, in one con- Esvancs. theg flemen wearing and dane. ins with tleir revolven buckIed around them, .xa ting at any tine an attack ffom the willy yache'
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

To BE RAFFLED.-Mrs. w. Z Kelley is about to put up the splendid wax iol that stands in her show window to be rafiied for. There will be thirty tickets at a dollar each. The raffle is to cone off as soon as the tickets are all sold. This doll is beauty as thousands of people can testify who have stopped on the side walk 10 admire 1t.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

Major C. H. Veil, of East Phoenix arrived by stage this morning. He reports every thing quiet in his neighborhood. The princi- pal topic of ofconversation beingthe sale of the Silver King mine for s6OO,OOO Gold Coin. One year ago it was offered in San Francisco for S25O,000 and since that time S500,0O0 have been taken out of it.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29
$ U M Nj Q N q .
U. ISLAND OFFICE,

U. LAND OFFICE,
 PRgscorT. A. T.. December l. is76. To THg ATLANTIC AND PACING RAILROAD cessskr- Greeting:
 Ia th, Matter of Preemptisn Cash Entry. No. go, n the name of Daniel O'Lesry. Covering swt Section 2l township ls North of Range $ of Ga and Salt River Meridian.
 The above trart within the limits sf the Grant to the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company which took sfecs March I2 ls72 Daniel L~sry having seitlsd prios to withdrawal bis Entry has been approved by the Hos- J. A. Williamson Commissioner Generzi Land O6oe. subject any appeal within sixty days from the date hereof W. N. KELLY, kegstsf
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

Davld Neahr telegraphed Gen. Wilson that owing to the burning of the steamer Montana, that the miners in that section of the Territory were unable to get supplies. Gen. Wilson immediately telegraphed to Washington for authority to sell them pro- visions from Commissary Department which request was granted.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

Major Worth called to see us this morning. The Major is a gallant officer. but We must take the liberty of questioning his estimate of the statue of the Sioux. That regiment of red skins, all as tall as the Ex-Editor of the MINER is little tough.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29
KILLED AT WILLIAMSON VALE

KILLED AT WILLIAMSON VALLEY \ nian by the name of l.. Higgins. aherd- Ii in the employ of Burke & McCullum, be- pme intoxicated on Monday, yesterday, and lent 10 the house of D. W Moony, in Will |amson Valley, and accused Moony of hay )g talked about him. \ dispute arose and 6ggins drew q pistol and tried to shoot, |hereupon Moony wrenched the pistol from 6m and shot him dead. MT. Davis, who k,nessed the affair. is clearly of the opin- Pn that Moony was entirely in the right and |erfcctly justifable in what he dld, while Risgins' attack upon him was wholly un ustifable and without provocatinn.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29
S U M M Q N S .
U. s. LAND OFFICE. H....----.u hZ-I

U. s. LAND OFFICE.
 PREsC9Tr. A. T., October l3. ls7s To THOMAS W. KETTLEsos and DANIEL CoSDRox. Greeting:
 You hereby notified appear this ofsce Sat urday Dec l6 ls76 st 10 o'clock A. to show caass. if asy why John N Bepust should no, be allowed to make final proof and payment ta lots } snd and t of x. ". l. Section 2 township 10. North Range thres 60 w of Gila and Salt River Meridian.
 WILLIAM K. KELLY. Register. GEORGE LOUNT Receiver. ocl3wlo
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

A man by the name of Ames was thrown from government ambulance near Spauld- ing's ranch few days since, and run over by the wheels of the vehicle. His back was severely hurt, his wrist partially dislocated and his legs badly bruised, etc. Ames was on his way to BigBug to do assessment work on some mines, and had taken nold of the reins to drive for the regular driver, but seems not to have succeeded very we'll as a Jehu
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

Geo. w. Curtis gave Christmas dinner at his mill that is spoken of as "way up." We are assured that after feasting perfect lit tie multitude there is still enough to last, some say, until next Christmas, but that is probably little over stated. The cook says there will be no necessity for work in the kitchen until after New Years
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29
MT and Mrs N R. Bowers from Agua Fri,

MT. and Mrs. N. B. Bowers from Agua Fria. arrived in the village yesterday. Mr. B. re- turned to his home to day; Mrs. B remaining in town until after the coming New Year. Mrs. Bowers has very kindly consented to sing at the entertainment to be given by the Prescott Literary. Dramatic and Library Association. on Monday next.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

Don't fdet the Pettibone and Reyes Lottery. ne tickets are going of like hot cakes. ye drawing will take place at the Nifty Q. Sunday evening. To miss a chance ithis lottery is to miss an oppor- tunity draw an elegant prize.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

Dopgan alias the Missouri Giant has been 1undcd three times within the last threclonths and has been in jail at least that any times. Once he was accidentally hc was shot by a soldier at Wal nutGrove and then again last eve by .JoPricc, whom he tried to kill.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

Efforts are being made to get up New Years ball, at the large hall of NIT. Dugas. The Literary Association have an entertain ment on the same evening, which will only last until half past nine, when all are invi- ted to come to the dance
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

CHRISTMAS trIFT.-The wife of B. B. Crapo, of this place, presented her husband with handsome gift, of which he is very proud, on Christmas day. Itwas no doll baby, wax bapy nor rag baby, but bran new girl baby. A real sure enough flesh and blood and bone and sinew human baby, with eyes and ears to see and hear, and mouth to eat, drink and
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

x. Rodenburg, as is his wont on istmas eve, sat up a we'll loaded Christ
 tree in his own private parlor where odly number of the friends of himself family enjoyed real old fashioned Ger Christmas festival. J. x. is King | it comes to getting up q Christmas
 whether public or private.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

Fifteen hundred pounds of mail matter, arrived at the Prescott Postoffice by this mornings stage. If anybody thinks We don't need second class Postoffice, at least, let them take in these figures and remember that this is no unusual amount. We not only need the grade of the office increased
 so as to justify the employment of an assist