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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16
Proceedings Board Supervisors.

Board met May list, and allowed the fol- lowing accounts:
 Dr. George D. Kendall, Medicines fur nished Captain Shoup and Thomas Shehy, s1015O.
 W. H. Fleury board and lodging for Cap tain Shoup and nurse, wood, etc, SiS.
 Daniel Dwyer, building fence around cem- etery s41s.50.
 Thomas Nelson nursing Captain Shoup, s135.
 Kelley X Stephens, stationery S39.
 Ed. F. Bowers, Jailor's fees and costs in case of Weinawski, s17ss0.
 John Shon, jury fees s22.
 VIC. Collier, hanging canvas in front of Court room, S9.5O.
 Chair for Captain Shoup, 80, disallowed.
 June 5.-In the matter of petition from Lot Smith and others praying relief from taxes for one year; the Board found no au- thority authorizing them to grant such re- lief.
 John NJ. Hargrave appointed justice of the peace and Thomas Waters constable for Bradshaw precinct.
 Bills of Ed F. Bowers for $l26 additional for assessing and collecting at Camp Apache and of Dr. Henry Lipincott for $500 for sur gical and medical attendance on Captain Shoup, disallowed.
 Petition of Bufum, Campbell, Head and others for q wagon road to Peck and Brad shaw, indefinitely postponed,
 J. NJ. Sanford allowed s29O for nursing Captain Shoup.
 Frank M. Smith, coffin for F. O'Neil. $12. B. II. Weaver, lime for Sheriff's office, si. c. '. Aguarre as interpreter, allowed go. Kelly X Stephens stationery, $35. Cloth ing for prisoners $l4.
 James Bowling wood, s.
 Jury fees to various parties, SIPS.
 Claim of Ed F. Bowers guard at the Jail, disallowed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

Chief Justice Waldo, of New Mexico lately delivered to the Grand Jury of Tao: County, charge which the Santa Fe New Mexican publishes, and which we regard as the most fearless, manly and valuable talk we have ever known made to grand jury After disposing of gambling, the parent of vagrancy, he discussed the habit of carrying deadly weapons in settlements and towns, instructs the grand jury to indict those guilty of an infraction of the law on this matter, and winds up ny saying: 1t is presumed that there isa purpose and mean ing in every mans acts, and that he who car ries deadly weapon carries it to use it, be- sides the habit produces in him a disposition to quarrel and fight and to cultivate a fierce and reckless temper"
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

The Owyhee Avalanche of June 3d, brings the sad intelligence that l.. P. Mikkelson of Silver. City, Idaho, we'll known throughout that Territory and Siskiyou County, Califor- nia, as we'll as by many now residents of Arizona, committed suicide on the 2Sth of May by shooting himself through the brain with d pistol ball in his room in Silver City. Last year he was Grand Master of Masons for the Territory of Idaho. He was native of Denmark, aged 52 years, unmarried. No cause is assigned for the rash act, other than that lIs was out of employment and did not wish to be burden to his friends.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

It might, if we, or the public, estimated
 the utterances of the Tucson Citizen at q
 tithe of, the importance attached to them by
 the driveler who writes them, be worth while
 to pay some attention to any impOtent at
 tempt on his part in his issue of June 10th,
 to make us out the advocate of Indian
 Agent Jeifords, but as all who read our re-
 marks with reference to the publication of Jeffords' letter, which seem to have set the Citinen writer on fire, know that We neither said ROT did anything but what was fair and right in the premises, we see no occasion for any labored defense. We accorded to lief lords only such rights as the vilest criminal on earth is entitled to, viz: the privilege of denying the charges brought against him and asking suspension of judgment until he could be heard with his proofs, just as we should gladly allow the editor of the Citizen, whoever he may be, should he or his friends apply to us in respectful terms to deny through our columns the accusation which the people bring against him, viz: That "he has made an ass of himself" We should not undertake to make his proofs for him, any more than we have for Jeffords. Were we the idiot he would make the people believe us to be we should yet know too much, we hope, to attempt an impossibility. If the article referred to possessd spark of truth or fairness, which it does not. the be- traysl of the instincts of the blackguard in the writer, would rob it of its intended se verity, turn the odium directed at us back upon hisown self-conceited hesd, and consign him in public estimation to his proper place beneath therecognition of gentlemen, where VIC have too much self respect to follow him.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16
TERMINUS MovED-Passenger by the 1

TfashiSUs MovED-Passengers by the A. & N. NJ. stage yesterday report that the ter minus of the s. P. K. R. was removed from Seven Palms to Indian Wells on the day that they left, thus cutting of some twenty odd miles of the worst sand on the stage route and giving to the companies several teams to be used tlris side, that have been employ ed between Seven Palms and the Wells, and in addition to these teams Mr. Wells, Su- perintendant \. < N. NJ. is en route from California with lot of fresh horses for his line, so that hereafter we may expect several hours quicker time from here to the R. R.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

Mir. Stoneroad, once largely interested in the Gambrinus mine in Boise Basin, where with the writer hereof he suffered heavy loss, arrived few days since in Williamson Valley with some ten thousand sheep. from Southern California, ell route for the Pecas River, New Mexico. He informs us that his losses thus far have been almost nothing. He is now awaiting the arrival of flour in the market, in order to lay in supply for his men for the balance of the trip, when he will move on to his destination.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

J. NJ. Dodson brought to this office, on Tuesday, the most antiquated specimen of human remains We have yet seen.
 ''Twas skull
 Once of etherial spirit full;" And dug up two feet beneath the surface of the ground in Cheap Johns cellar. Dodson being on the lookout for voters, brought this fellow in to have him registered, but it was decided that he was too late, by at least five thousand years, to be of any service in contest for Village Marshal.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

BIRTHDAY PARTY.-Little Miss Henri etta Behan received her little friends, at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon, at her mothers residence, on the occasion of her Seventh birthday. We were specially honored with an invitation to be present, from the little hostess in person, and of course went. and were glad to be there and see
 Rows of lighted eyes in laughter;
 How they glimmer, how they quiverl
 Sparkling, one another after
 Like bright nipples 6 river"
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

A general Court Martial is appointed by General Kautz to meet at Camp Lowell on the 26th inst. Colonel Wilkins, Majors Dunn and Roche, Captains Brayton, Smith, Andrews, Worth, Bailey, Smith, Lord, and Lieutenant Kingsberry are to compose it.
 Captain John Simpson has gone to Los Angeles under orders to buy 75 mules for the Quartcrmaster Department and to act as disbursing officer to Board of officers gone to buy Cavalry horses.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16
-PARpKEELER.n-Amonp the reminiscent

-PARDKEELER."-Amo the reminiscent scs of "Pard Keeler," character in the early days of Arizona, the following will show the confidence he had in those whom he addressed by the affectionate epithet, ''Pard, :" meaning partner" An army cap tain approached him in Tucson on one occa- sion and politely requested the loan of his mule to, ride to the race track. Keeler bowed obsequiously, took the Captain by the handan began in his peculiarly drawling tone. Il love you Captain. Pard, your my ffiehd, you shall have the animal to ride, get on him when your ready; but remember Pard, must lead the mule.n
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16
We are glad to see mining men give nor

We are glad to see mining men give more attention to mines near town. Some of which show free gold in nearly every piece of rock that comes out, and have only been neglected this long because, being so easy of access, they have been deemed too soft a thing to be good. Parties who have within the past few days visited Grooms' Creek and the lodges in the neigh borhood of the Salvador arc quite elated with tine size and richness of the veins.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

appointed, no names given by telegraph. Blaine's friends are still confident.
 Gold in New York 112Ss. Greenbacks in San Francisco s9Ii to s9al and s9ai to 90. Stocks panicky-
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

MORE ORE.-Bill Simmons pack-train passed through town yesterday with the last of ten tons of frst-class ore from the Peck mine en route to the Agua Fria smclter. This ore was packed out to Ross ranch in Walnut Grove, some time ago, with the in- tention of shipping it to San Francisco, but subsequently, turned back and went to the smelter, as it was thought to be more profita- ble to work it here than to send it away.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

FoRr WAFFLE MINsTRELs-This troupe give their second Entertainment at Drew's Hall, on Tuesday evening, June 10th. They propose to offer an entirely new and more varied programme than the first, which was good enough, and assure the play-going public that they intend to try to be funny enough to please all, and chaste enough in every act and word to satisfy the most fas- tidious.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

X bill to promote the efficiency of tho Army, provide for its gradual reduction, and to consolidate certain of its staff depart ment passed the House June 1st, by vote of 120 to S2.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16
FRIDAY, JUNE I6, 1876.

We see by the Citizen of May 27th, that our friend F. E. Brennen has been awarded the contract for construction of Govern mcnt buildings at Camp Grant for some thing near S15,O00,
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

Rev. Edwin NJ. Long, SEE. corner 18th and Berks streets Philadelphia, is agent for Centennial Christian homes Christians de string the quiet and retirement of homes in Christian families, during the Centennial, can bc accommodated at lower rates than those charged at hotels and restaurants by calling upon him.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

We direct the reader's attention to the an- nouncement of J. II. Behan, ho offers him. self as candidate for the office of Sheriff of this County. He is we'll known. has been in the County from the time of its organization, has filled the position before and under stands all its duties.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

J. A. Nelson, confined in jail hereas a Ter ritorial prisoner, fiDe remitted by Gov. Saf- ord, to take effect June 2ith, at the expiration of imprisonment.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

Do not stop to tell stories in business hours. If you have place of business, be found there when wanted, or ir business hours. No man can get rich by lounging in stores and saloons.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16
N Q T I c E !.

All persons forbid trespas any material mineral frotn the Matteha Mine. Camp Verde. A. T. One hundred dollars reward will be paid by the undersigned for any information that will convict the thief who stole the lumber may any of the mineral from the shafts and tunnel of said mine. pro- pose punish to the fall of the law person who infnges upon the rights given by the Act of Con- .ress and Territorial laws. WARREN F.. DAY.
 Prescott. June Is lS76
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16
HOMES AND FORTUNES FOR ALL ! Grand Distribution of Cash Farms, Brick Blocks. Residences &c, by the Kansas Land and Immigrant Association,
 AUGUST 25, 1876. Capital Stock 100000 Dollars,
 Legally Authorized.

The Kansas Land and Immigrant Association of Atch- Kansasan enterprise chartered by the State ina,- guraed and managed by whose reputation fnr hon. esty reliability and integrity stands unsulled, and who have the hearty endorsement of State and city officials and citizens the 2th day of August. 1876 make a grand distribution te its shareholders of many valuable s75,OOO Lowest sJO. The real estae awards consist. ing of choice farms. business houses residences Sc have been selected from the desirable and valuable property in the State Price of shares only $500 each Every shareholder will be fairly represented the dis tribution. The chances offered a home and fortune unprecedented Distribution positre Aug 25, ls76 money will be refunded in full.
 Send in your order. at you may have yonr bers carefully registered For particular descrp hon of the enterprise terms of agents special offer io clubs and purchasers of two shares of drawing list of enorsers and references description of Eansas &c &c send for their illustrated paper the KANSAS IMMIGRANT moited free to any address. Send e5.00 for share. Address
 s. M. STRICkLER, Sec'y,
 Atchison. Kansas.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

The A. and \. NJ. Express Co.'s stages leave Prescott on odd days of June and July at J:30 P. M.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

Peck and Turkey Creek districts, unavoida- ply crowded out, will appear next week.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16
NEW ASSAY OFFICE.

THOMAS PRICE formerly of the San Francisco As. saying and Refining works having fitted up the old Pa cifc Mail building, No. 524 Sacramento street. of Leiesdorf Assa" Office and Chemical Laboratory, is prepared to make of the precious and full metals and their well complete parta, analysis af all minerals Salts Waters other substance that may be desired
 His office will be opened or business Monday, May ls and he hopes that his long residence and exeei in his profession will entile him a reasonable portion of the business of his friends and the public generally 6m
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 In the Matter of the Estate of J. s. TEwKSBERRY, Decd

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, admins trator of the above named estate to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said decea,ed to hib the same with the necessary vouchers within ten months from the first publication of this notice to the dersgned, at the of H. Asher & O., in Prescott Arizona. II. ELLIS, Administration.
 Prescott, June l6, 1876. t4
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16
MARRIED.

At the residence f the brides parents in Williamson Valley May litl.. by Rev. Franklin Mckean, Allen F. Miller 10 Miss flarriet Jane Pitman.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
supreme Cenrs---In Probate.

BrroEE Ma JusfIes JUpR
Sept. S.-gstate u JoAa RoSth. deceased. Cen
,iuasl until farther ae,iss
Estate Of A. Bsshep ard Della BisAoP, deceased
PsssiOa for settlement Of seoasts Of executor. Goa
tipssa Until the arrival Of Mr.. Bissop sr0n Mani.
PrOof VI viii Of Rata Kanaksa. ", deceased, Pc
tisioa Tor probate Of viii. AMER hearing the svidsaes
at great length the SOe1, rssssd TO admit the Sl TO
probate On the grOuua Of the insanity Of the dssdsni.
APPeAlnessd.
PrOOr Of viii Ss Joseph Howe. deceased, Petition
Of Argus, unnA for probate Of Mill. The ssas, adj
ntsd the viii ss probate And ordered letters tesla
nsntary 70 Be issued to August uuaA as rssidnary
ssAsss upon his alag the rs,sP,s Of Dr. Ressr. Ne
Kibbia Aaa Theodore rael. lesA,ses under the wilt
BEFoRK Nh JrSriCE HARRIs
Sept. ll.-Prvof " will Of Lii. /. deceased. Petit
tiea pf Il. B. H. Charles Ksnsiaa. ierPrVba.e Of will
The e0ars ser hearing the testimony refused TO sd-
nit the will 10 probate on the ground that not
proved q have been executed in the presence 0f wit
nessss.
BkrSSx Ma. JrsrieE jim
Is-Es,s,s Of nsPaku. deceased. Petition for lot
tiers Of Adninistrat8a Continued until Sept. IS.
Estate Of KahanSwale. ". deceased. Petitioa Of
Luka " for letters Of Administrations on the above
estate, The Court appointed W. P. Weed adniais-
rzior ard ordered letters 10 be issued 10 hin upon
bis alag bond in the sun u $500, Inven,oyy &c be
sled IN 50 days and notice 10 creditors 10 be advertised
weeks.
l5,-I.tats Of Matilda Eekhat,. deceased. Petit
ton Of p c. jones administrator With the will an-
nexed. for ssstensHtof his accounts Of the estate
such. The court examined the accounts and aeT Or
deriug one or two amendments. approved the same.
and directed the ADMINISTRATIVE to transmit copy Of
the accounts and 70 remit the balance hand to the
heir. aud cling Of the heirs receipt in court the
administrator will be discharged and boad cancelled.
nIo Police Court.
Cases heard before the Hon- =. 5, Lyman. Circuit
Judge ofthird Judicial Circuit, at Hilo Hawaii, act
Ing as police Judge.
Jsly S.-Rsx vs.. Keiilihuae W Assault and
battery. Pleaded guilty. and faed SIS and costs.
s.. so
ls.-Rsx vs.. Maui, lou appeal from police court
$ snd costs. s. 20.
2t-PsttiOn Of Akusai. p. fer release FROM Jail
der the poor convict before Circuit judge and PO
hee justice Petitioner bsins uadsr sentence OF in-
prisounsut at hard labor for Of months we'll
6ue. the petition vas denied.
Is PRosArE.
AGE. Estate Of J. N. PohanO. deceased Petit
ti,u for approval ofeaims Claims to the amount Of
S203. IS approved.
s-Rsx vs.. Danisls, (. Charged With arson Ex-
auinei and committed for trial At the next term Of
the circuit court.
III W Ksaomakani vs.. ]. B. Holai. Suit far
amount claimed and $40 Gusts appeal taken to cir
cult court.
ls.-Rs1 vs.. Eslahiki <. ION appeal from district
court. Pausl. Rseeivn stolen goods Found guilty
aud 6uei $50 and SIX months imprisonment at hard
labor and s. 50 Appsal taken circuit court,
Rex vs. Mama. <. On appeal from police court.
Hilo. Larceny Of animals Discharged
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
The LeEfsIarure.

At the clase Of the session On Tuesday, 18th
inst, biH vas called On its second reading
making changes n the Li4uor License Law,
claiming to BE n the interests Of temperance
rsforners: bat from TIE speech Of the Hon
M Prsss5u, which re insert, II would seen
t. Be Il the interests Of the holders Of Jobbers'
licenses AID against the Wholesalers; at any
rate the bin did MT emauats from Lodge Ct
Coed Tsmpizrs, as some q is advocates
world kaEe u believe MT- Prezton said
Ma PEEsTDEsT II desire 70 say few words o.
tbs natter. Il lypez-s 70 ne fra TIE EaF so1s
Hou0rlhie uezhe-s have Toted. that fhe-g must De
Eoze ziEarPrehe1si1r 70 tkis ElL see Goze
Hsa1zbIs members voting for fhis III VITO have
voted EEE1st natives having ls9-or ard who %
rrsed 70 the tr1ac il izfoEica-IEz H4sora- and Lr
FresiEe1r I-z1l1-g E1zsrz5le Eez6ers q e1-zfde-
what theF are doing Ths BIZ VIII not have the e.
fls e rsEiTziui-he sale q EssoF lit &C he coz