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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-07
for Subsistence Stores.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ARIZONA

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ARIZONA.
 OFFICE CHIEF CoMMissARS or SUBSISTENCE
 PRESCOTT ARIZONA, Dec l5, lS75. SEALED PROPOSALS. In trircate will be recev- lee until l2 o'clock M., Thursday. February 1876 for rsuslns all the Pork Bacon, Flour. Beans, Homiuy. d Corn Neal required at the different posts in the De Eminent of Arizona (except Purk and Racon ai Camp ~Asche. during the year commencing July l. 1876. and Sing June D. 1877. such less tirne the Commissary eeral of Subsistence may direct.
 se following amounts approximate. The con ua will be required ts furnish all required, whether snos>r less.-
 .sts Pork. Bdcon Flou,. Beans.
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Cured at Home.
JUST IsSUED.--THE 2o0th EDITION
 M A W H o o D,

N. D., &c-, &c. A Medical Essay tho cause and eur. of rreu.,uy, decline in man showing how health Is loss aad hov rs gained h gives eiear synopsis of fhe impeachment, to nnriase the reatnent of nervous and physical debility exhausted vitality and all other diseases apperssis,n th-reo the results twenty years successful practice
 OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
 CURTIS oS "MANBoep"-Therr is no member of sor;. siy ov whom this book will not be found ussful whether he be parent rreceptor or clsrgymsn- London Ti,nes
 CURTIS ON MANHOOD This hook sbould he read hx the young for instruction by the afflicted r relief t will injrre no one.-lMedcal Times and Gazette
 Prse-One Dollar by nail or express Addr,ss- inc suhor Ds CURTIS. s2o sutier Street, P. O. Box aJ7 san Frandsco Ca. srnl7~I
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N 0 T IC F.

U. S. LAND OFFICE. t,
 PRESCOTT. A. T., Nov. s ls7} Ed,card (. Donohngh and H,nry 4 Essfman: By Commissioners letter. dated Oct ' 1875 HoA stead snrry No. l2 of Edwad 0. Dorehush for F. and F of N W l, section ls township l7 N w. and Pre-empton declaration No. 37z of Henry Eastman. for \ of section 1s fownship IT N R3 are held for cancellation. subject an appeal within days from the date hereof
 novsd6o VIM. N. KELLY. Register.
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LEGAL.
s U M NJ 0 N SI

U. s. LAND OrFfE,
 PRESCOTT, A. T.. DKCENsal7 1875. 10 he Atlantic end Poci6e x. R. Companyi
 The following Prcempiicn cash entries vt-- No. 6 made by Alfred s. Clough. December @ ls7lCsverng s. T.. of \. F.. l. section 36 twp l5 w sd lot No and F.. of W ! sect 3l twp I5 5NRlw k,tlemsut made October lst 1909 Survey December Is7l
 No. 57. Joseph Brdger December % ls14 or W of sect 36 twp F R W and Lt No 2,f E | sect Is W. Settlement December ls69 sorys, December 1871. No. 72. William A. Darrng March so 1915 for s " of s sect and s of s W sect } and w =. and \ F sf " sect 10 twp IS n n v, Settlement November ts7l. The tracts in the dnambered sections were within. March 12. 1872. for The A. P. h. R. Co SettIc.-.s having been made s each prior survey and drawa said entries have been approved by the HsnS Burdett Commissioner q. L. O., subject to m k~.i within co days from the date bereof
 WILLIAM N. KELLY | dec lI 6Ods Registes
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. U M M Q N S
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The copartnership heretofore existing between the dersigned under the firm of Huiehison Thorne, dssolved by mutual the 10th day of De. cemher 1875
 All parties indebted the firm will please make payment te D. C. Thorne.
 Prescoit A. T.. D. c. THORSE.
 December IT, 1875. w. HUTCHINSON.
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NOTICE.

All persous p,erested in he frst eastern extensos d the Yuure lode hereby notified that if tbey do po appear within ninety days from the da,. herpof and rs, their proportion of the expenses incurred in te amount work done on said lode 2. required by law the usdes signed will claim forfeiture of your userests ip ssId lode in accordance with the mining laws now in fosee
 q. IT. WILSON Antelope Cresk. A. T.. Dec. a. le7s dsJldoo
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LEGAL.
s U M M o N s

In the D-sc. Coar, sr the third Judicial District County of Msrieofa snd Territory cf Arizona. Gordon A. Wilson. Plaintiff against ByrOa W. Sma. Defendant.
 The Tsrritoyy o< Arizona sends gr~eting Byrun w Smith. the Defsstani above named =
 You hereby su.am.rsi and required 70 appear in a action brought against h- sse above named plaintiff ia :hs District Court fr the thri Jnci District m and fr the County ef Anrcopa and rio.y cf ATizoua r the specific performance of syreesnept made and entered into by and between and the raintf ths action whereby you agreed that upon the payment of twelve hundred dollars by the Plansif you would make and deliver to him gos as deed of c~rtsn real prperty mentioned and described in the plaintiffs eompisni and o answer the complaint fled with the Clerk e this Court Phnix said county within sixty days after the &rst rabcaios this and serve copy of your answer G. N. Oury sf PhRriN.
 And you are hereby notified that if yoa a |. sppear and the complaint above required the paniir will take iuigpeat against default and srrix , the Court the relief demanded n said conrant and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended Given under my hand and th. sea. of ihe said District Court Ph9nx. this first day of December A. ls75
 J. w. SHOEMAKER dsclcde0 Clerk of the third District Cos.
 SU M NJ ON In Justice Court Prescott; Precinct coury of YavapAi Territory of Arizona
 JAMES DAILY, Pif., rs CHARLES PRICE, Deh Ths Territory ef ArisOna to Charles Price:
 You hereby commanded to appear before at office in Presctt precinct the 18th day of February 1876 a, 10 o'clck then and there ,o answer the complaint of James Daly. plaintiff fn fftynve dollars and interest upon express contract judgment by default will be taken against you fr said amount and costa
 Given under my hand this eo,h day of December
 AID le1S HARLEY H. CARTIER
 Justice of the Peace in and for said Precinct
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1OII-Road Notice,

On and after January lst ls76 will maintain Toll Gate the Prescott and Aehave Road, the Burnt Ranch VIM. II. HARDY. Prescott Dec. l7.
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l rnps6 To those who are af-t fr,m ,s. errsrs A VNTu. and indiscretion, of yo,in.rroas v.ss. early decay loss of manhood &civill seva a rs. ceipe that VII cure you. fkEk oF CHAE. The great remedy was discovered by missionary ufh America. Send q self addressed envelope 70 the Jo,ErH T. LYMAN. Station D. Bible House. New Ydlitx suy7u6
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-07
The MarysviIIe and San Juan. stage has been robbed twice within a week.

"Courtsbip is bliss,' said an ardent young man. "Yes, and matrimony is blister, sr.arled an old bachelor
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-07

The talk of contesting the seat of Hon S. E. Elkins, Delegate in New Mexico, has ended in talk.
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NC NJ E N

Who may be suffering from the effect ef youthful fol- lies or injscretior. will de well avail themselves
 of this the greaest hcon laid s the altar of suf fering humanity. Dh SpiMney will guarantee to fss feit e5OO for every of seminal weakness pri
 vs'e disease of any kind character which he under takes and fails cure. He would. therefore say to the unfortunate sufferer who may read this notice, that you are teadng Bron dangerous gr"und whea you longer delay in seeking the proper remedy for your compaist You may be h the hrst stage; re- member you are approaching the last. If ysu arc bor erng upon the last and suffering some or all
 of it's III effects remember that II persist iu pro crastinaon, the time must come when the most skii ful physician render you assistance when the
 door of hope Is closed sfanst you when no angel sf mercy can bring you relief In cass has the Doe
 tor failed Of succes Then let not despair work upon your imaginaton hui avail yourself oi the beneficial results of his treatment beore your s beyond the
 reach Of medical skill before grim death Lurr'es you to prmaiurc grave. Full coursc of treatment s23O0. Send money by Post Ohice sfder or Express with full description of case.
 Call. or Address DR. A. B. SPINNEY, ocssyl Se: U kseespz, sssl 3. snl k5e'sisssls
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-07

Ex-Senator Jas. W. Nye, of Navada, who has been for some time an inmate of San ford Hall, private asylum for the insane, in Flushing, has so far recovered his facul- ties as to be returned to the care of bis re- lstions, and is at present at the house of one of his daughters in New York.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28
STEALlNGS.

Coroner Mayer began an inquest last
evening into the circumstances Of the
killing of John G. Sullivan by James
Harrington On Saturday afternoon last,
Of South @ street, Virginia. From the
testimony of a number of witnesses, it
appears that Sullivan and Harrington
were old acquaintances in Phoebe, and
that they had had several differences,
which led Sullivan to fear that Har-
rington would murder him sooner or
later. On Saturday both men were in
a saloon on South G street drinking,
Sullivan being pretty tipsy, and took
otfense at something said to him by
Harrington and, against the advice and
restraining efforts of friends, followed
him to the sidewalk. 1t does not APP
pear that Sullivan used any angry Ian.
guage, or did anything more than ask
for an explanation, as he took Har-
rington by the sleeve. How the cold
blOoded murder followed, has already
been told in these columns. There
was a woman at the bottom OF the trou.
BILE, of course. Harrington was enam-
oreo of a relative of Sullivan, and the
latter, knowing his character, at
tempted to break up the acquaintance.
The President has signed the new sill
yer bill, therefore the trade dollar is
a legal tender for any amount.
Heretofore 1t has been on a par with
other sill yer coins-legal tender in pay
Inent OF all sums not exceeding s..
The pumping capacity Of the Savage
is equal to $4,000 gallons an
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28
MORE CHEERFUL.

Under this heading the Grass VAL
ley Union has this to say of the i'm
proved prospects of Eastern Nevada:
"Our exchanges from the eastern part
of the State of Nevada speak more
cheerfully of the situation of affairs
there. The recent rise in the value of
silver In European markets makes it
pretty certain that the mines of that
section OF Nevada will not be COM
PEELED to shut down. We are glad to
notice this fact, and have but one
doubt as regards the matter, and that
comes from the fear that silver may go
down again in price. The manipu-
lators and shavers have hold of the ar
ticle and they are not likely to let it
stay up in value when they can make
anything by sending it down. What
is wanted in silver money is a certain
and staid value when it is compared to
gold money, and the way things are
now going we can not see how that
quality can be secured for it. Legis-
lators and the most eminent financiers
do not seem to know how to make an
American silver dollar really worth a
dollar. We are glad of renewed hopes
of our neighbors of Eastern Nevada,
and need not trouble ourselves about
the political economy of the silver
question:"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28

had placed them in a false
light; That they were charged with do
ing things they were not guilty Of; but
my informing them that we were
doing II best to resume, they, to for
ward that result, agreed, in effect, to
drop the controversy and stop defend
ing themselves. 1t was admitted on
all hand it would be for the interest of
the community and that they would do
nothing to impede us in the work of
resuming. / think they afterwards
did all that was possible to assist us.
The silver Question I'm a Fran.
cisco
SAN Francisco, July 81.
Retail merchants met at Dashaway
Hall to the number of eleven this
morning to further consider the silver
discount question, but as so little in
terest appeared to be shown in the
matter it was resolved to adjourn sub
ject to the call of the President. 1t was
mentioned incidentally that a number
of merchants had signed the resolu-
tons adopted at the last meeting, but
the general impression appeared to be
that the whole thing had ended in
smoke.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28

hour from a depth Of 1000 feet, and rs
the lift at present is only $500 feet the
engine will do service for many years.
The pumps and engine unitedly weigh
over 500 tons, and the cost was little
short of S400, 900.
An assessment OF seventy-five cents
per share is levied by the Meadow Val
ley Mining Company, Phoebe, delin-
quent on the 18th of August next.
Consolidated Imperial has levied an
assessment of 25 cents per share.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28

THE Enterprise says the Democratic
House goes unanimously for the silver
bills because silver has reached the
level of g~reenbacks. When did this
happen? Silver currency is worth
from 95 to 81 while greenbacks are
scarcely 80. 1t is wonderful how
much the Enterprise knows about the
motives governing those Democratic
Representatives of the people. 1t
must be on the inside.
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Injunction Against the Atlantic
I'M Pacific Telegraph Company.
r O r ZIG z w s.
Silver Quotation.

Silver Quotation.
LONDON, July p.
Silver, 5l4 pence per ounce; nearest
quotable price.
The Turks RepuIsed.
RAGUsA, July q.
Intelligence from ScIavonic ources
announce Is, 900 Turks under Mahom-
ct Hand Pasha attacked Montene-
grins on Tuesday near Padgovitch and
were repulsed and pursued to that
place. Both sides lost heavily in
killed and wounded.
Joined the Turks.
LONDON, July q.
Col. Valentine Baker, just released
from prison, has accepted a commits
sion in the Turkish army, and leaves
Immediately for his post.
FavOrs n Peace Policy.
BERLIN, July 81.
Emperor William has earnestly i'm.
pressed the Prince of Roumaina with
the i'm Importance of maintaining peace.
Turkey has demanded from Roumania
the observance of strict neutrality and
has complained that munitions of war
are transmitted to Servians through
Roumanian territory.
Defeat of General LeSchjOum.
LEMLIN, July u.
A battle is being fought to-day on
the Timok river. No details are re-
ceived. The Turks prevented General
Tchamayoff from joining General
Leschjoum and defeated the latter. The
Servians attribute his defeat TO his in
capacity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28

STILL ADvANCING.-Silver is still adj
vancing. 1t was worth in London,
yesterday, 51A pence per ounce. This
makes its intrinsic value in New York
q shade above $l.ll
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28

MORE than r.fifths of the German
papers printed in the United States
have declared for Tilden and Hen
bricks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28

MANToN MARBLE, late editor of the
World, is favorably mentioned in con-
nection with the Democratic nomina-
ton for the lGovernorship Of New
York.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28

PROFESSOR FRANK STEWART says it
is the railroads that are responsible for
the cloud-bursts. We had arrived at
the same conclusion. Two years ago.
just as the survey of our narrow ga uge
was commenced, Eureka was the scene
CT q terrible burst.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28

doah, this morning shot and killed his
wife. Jealousy is the cause.
Reduction of Wages.
FALL RIVER, Mass, July q.
Notices have been posted in all the
mills announcing the reduction Of
about ten per cent. in wages.
Injunction Against Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company.
CINCINNATI, July q.
Judge Cox, of the Hamilton county
Court of Common Fleas, to-day ISSUED
a preliminary injunction restraining
the Atlantic and Pacific telegraph
Company from interfering with the
rights of the Western Union Telegraph
Company on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and indianapolis railroad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28

If the Enterprise is to be believed
the action of the Democratic House i'm
knockingthe socks off "strawbids" and
reducing the cost of the postal service
to the tune of ; 5000, 900, was solely for
political purposes. 1t is a pity about
thatd but we have an idea that this
kind of political maneuvering will
prove just at this time immensely pop
ular with the people. Rise above such
nonsense, Judge, or your readers will
rush to the conclusion that things are
weak on your side of the great battle,
and the verdict on the 7th of Novem-
Der will be, 'too thin"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28
TEA AND PHYsIc.
A Mixed Chinese Advertisement

nK. CUM WING, THE CELEBRATE
- Chinese Physician. takes this methds II
informing the public that he has locatAin
Eureka. lie treats successfully all disease,
to which the flesh is heir.
Office at Sin Sam KEGS store, in Chinatown.
All of the choicest brands of Chinese Ten,
are also to be found Mt the well.stocked ste,
of Sin Sam Kee. Prices lower than any othe,
establishment in town. jyl9tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28

CERTAINLY NoT.-The Reveille is of
the opinion that the Republican party
should not be held responsible for the
acts of President Grant. Certainly
not. It didn't make the crooked
whisky In which he keeps continually
soaked. 1t only placed him in his
present position; but it is a well known
fact that the actions OF the Democratic
party drove him to strong drink, and
that organization should alone be held
responsible for his shortcomings.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28

The said Convention will consist Of ono
red and forty-two li2) members, APP
portioned as lollows.
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THE LAST SILVER BILL.

The Dill introduced by h House
Committee Of Mines In d Mining is of
unusual importance. Our dispatches
state that a vote on it was to have been
reached yesterday, but the result was
not te~legraphed. There is but little
opposition to the measure, however,
In the House, and no doubt is enter
tanned of its passage. Following is the
full text:
Be it enacted, ETC., that coin notes of
The denomination of fifty dollars, and
multiples thereof up to ten thousand
dollars, may, in the mode hereafter
provided, he paid BY the several minis
and assay offices at San Francisco. Car
son City, Philadelphia and New York,
for net value of gold and silver bullion
deposited thereat, and of bullion thus
received not less than rs per cent. in
coin or fine bars shall at all times be
kept on hand for redemption of coin
notes, gold for gold and silver for sill
yer.
Second-Gold deposited shall be COM
puted at its coming value, and silver at
the rate of AIS grains standard silver
to the dollar, less lawful mint charges
and such charge for transportation from
assay Offices to minis for coinage, and
from the latter to the Assistant Treas
urers respectively at which the coin
notes shall be payable; and there shall
be coined at the minis of the United
States the silver dollar hereinbefore
mentioned.
Third-The Secretary shall, from
time to time, cause coin and fine mint
bars, stamped, to be transferred from
the mint to the Assistant Treasurers at
San Francisco and New York, in such
amounts as may be necessary for re-
demption of coin notes.
Fourth-The coin notes issued shall
be receivable without limit for all du-
ties Of the United States, and the coin
mentioned in this act shall be legal
tender for all debts, public and private,
not specified to be paid in gold coin.
Fifth-GOld notes issued according
to this act shall be redeemed on pre-
presentation in gold coin or fine bars,
and silver notes, in silver dollars Or
fine bars.
Sixth-Coin notes authorized by this
act to be issued, shall be prepared un-
der direction of Secretary of the Treas
ury, and be transferred to the above
named minis and assay offices as a
part of the bullion fund, and from
which fund deposits shall be paid for
in coin or notes al the option of depos-
it0rs.
Seventh = Fine gold and silver
bars herein authorized to be issued
shall bear the mint stamp of tineness,
weight aud value, and the value of
gold bars be computed according to
their coming rate, and of silver bars all
their coming value in dollars. The
Secretary of the Treasury shall pre-
scribe the necessary regulations for
carrying the foregoing provisions into
effect.
CERTAINLY NoT.-Cha RepeiLLe is of
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Bread or Blood.
Latest from the Front.

CHEYENNE, July &c.
Advices from General Crooks com
mand, in camp on the South Forth Of
Tongue river, July %, via Fort Fetter-
man, July rs, are of Importance. The
main body OF the Sioux are believed to
have taken to the Big Horn mountains,
where game is more abundant and the
grass fresher. The Indians efforts to
burn the grass of the valleys makes it
almost imperative on Crook to follow
them up at once. His force now mus
ters about 100 regular soldiers and
citizen volunteers, besides the two
hundred Snake allies, and he feels that
he can al least hold his on any
ground the emergency may select.
Belknap TO be Acquitted.
CHICAGO, July 26.
An Inter Ocean special says it is gen.
orally conceded that the verdict OF the
Senate in the impeachment case will be
an acquittal on the ground OF no juris-
diction.
Not % observation-disclosures III ackett
New York, July q.
George William Curtis frankly de
clares himself not a candidate for Gov.
ernor, but supports Evarts for the
nomination.
Recorder Hackett's eve was severely
injured by the explosion of a pistol cap
yesterday while practicing at the sea
shore.
Congressional Nomination.
OsKALoosA, Iowa, July q.
The Republican Congressional Con-
vention here to-day nominated Il. s.
SAMSON for reelection 10 Congress.
Another Dishonest Cashier.
ELIZABETH, N. j., July 81.
jeremiah Fairbanks, acting cashier
of the State National bank, was arrested
last evening, charged with embezzling
funds of the institution.
Death Of a Senator.
WAsHINGToN, July 81.
Senator Caperton, of West Virginia,
died last night.
Wife Murder in II ennsyIvania.
PorrsvILLE, Pa, July ~.
John Domm, residing nea Shenan-
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'Owding the silver Bill.

WASHINHTUN, July 70.
The Mining Committees Silver bill
authorizing the exchange Of notes for
bullion and the revival of the old sill
yer dollar. with unlimited legal tender
power, will cOine up for action in the
House to morrow Immediately after
the pending election case is disposed
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28

NEW YORK, July 70.
A Tribune special from Ft. Fetter-
man says: Merritt's column of the
Fifth Cavalry leaves hereto join Crook.
1t consists of ten companies of cavalry
and about one hundred recruits for the
infantry companies now with Crook.
1t is probable thatthe campaign against
the Indians will be conducted entirely
by Crook, under the direction of Sher-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28

LONDON, July q.
Silver, 51H pence per ounce; nearest
Quotable price.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-28

New YORK. July 26.
A Washington dispatch dated July
18th says: The advocates of the Silver
bill showed to-day a desire to avoid
discussion on it, if possible, and while
they propose to allow separate votes to
be taken on two or three amend
ments they intend to force the bill
through the House under the opera
ton of the previous question.