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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

year, how long they shall be and when they shall occur, than the mothers of fhe school children" Then we should have paused for reply, and as SAoaone could answer satisfactorily, should have taken if for granted that the women ought to vote, in all school elections, at least, and pro; ceeded to close as follows. ''The school room is sacred memory, sacred as being the theatre of more enduring friendships than any other human institution, sacred, as affording all, whether they happen by the accident of birth to be the offspring of s prince or 0 beggar, an even start in the great race of life. I allude,- of course, to free public schools, maintained by the taxes of all the, people who are required to pay according to their abun- dance, thus giving the poor mans child an equal chance with the rich for an education. and not condeming him because his father is poor to life. of ignorance. LDoking, back through
 ''The half seen mt mories of childish daya
 When pains and pleasures came and went
 In fearful wa..derings through forbidden ways. VI
 The sympaihies of boy hood rashy spent
 The vagu but manly wish 10 tread the maze
 Of life, to noble ends whereun intent,
 Asking to know for what man here is sent.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
PRESCOTT, X. T., Oct. 20, 1876.

PRESCOTT, A. T., Oct %, 1S76 % Messrs. John Rai6le, W. H. Lee, Daniel Hats and others: .>;.f GENTLEMEN: Yours of to-day, request ing me to allow my name to be used as candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace of Prescott Precinct, is before me. You are probably aware that I have an- nOunced myself as a candidate for the office of County Surveyor of Yavapai County, an office which l am better qualified to fill, and which would be more acceptable to me than the office of Justice of the Peace, With the understanding that am still Q candidate for the office of County Surveyor, you are at liberty to use my name as re- quested, and in case of my election to said office, I will perform its duties to the best of my ability. Sincerely thanking you for the honor you desire to confer, and the confi- dence and respect your note implies in me, l am, very respectfully, etc.,
 DANIEL MITCHELL.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

DAILY MrNER.--We shall try to ge. out the first number of the 2d series of the DAILY MINER, on Wednesday next, containing the dispatches up to the hour of going to press, andevery weekday thereafter except Friday, when the Weekly will be delivered to sub- scribers in lieu of the Daily of that day. The price will be 50 cents per week, payable 10 the carrier. In the meantime the dis patches of Tuesday night, containing cleo ton news, will be sent out gratis, about once an hour, up to midnight, and again on We'd nesday morning. Some of these will again appear in the Daily in the afternoon.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
CORRESPONDENCE.
PRESCOTT, A. T., Oct. 26, 1876.

PRESCOTT, A. T., Oct. 26, ls76.! To Daniel Mitchell: :s. We, the undersigned, citizens of Prescott, request that you allow your name to be used as candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace of Prescott precinct, in the ensuing election of Nov. 7th.
 Signed:] John Raible, H. K. Zee, Daniel Hatz, B. II. Weaver, E. Gang, Jos. Drew, Asher < Wollenberg, finders < Rowe, Gideon Brooke, Jay c. Kelley, W.J. Howafd, Ehas. E. Heen- an, J. w. Bryden, pr. E. lThiele, Frank Shultz, J. H. Behan.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

DISTRICT COURT PRoCEEDINGs.-Peop vsJ Welsey Brook, for assault with intent to murder, continued.
 Territory vs Nolmer, seetenced to Territor- ial prison six years.
 Maria l.. Wilson, ys W. H. Wilson. dis missed at plaintiffs cost.
 Territory vs J. c. Otis, continued.
 Territory vs Casner, continued.
 Cole vs Bean, C. B. Foster appointed re- ceiver for Coles interest
 Naturalized-Jacob Rahf, John Isler, Switzerland; Wilhelm Bohmaun, Germany 1; Marks Wollenburg, Poland.
 Lizzie F. vs W. A. Linn, Judgment for de- fendcnt.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

THE LEGISLATIVE TICKET-N0minated at the Mass Convention, held in Prescott, Oc- tober I1th, 1876.
 For the Council, < JOHN A. RUSH,.ys ! : A. L. MOELLER, GEO. D. KENDALL. { ;. l.. A. STEVENS, "1 S.s:f -- For Representatives,
 JOHN II. MARION,
 w w. HUTCHINSON, GUILFORD HATHAWAY, 2: w. s. HEAD, ( SAMUEL C. MILLER, ' ED. G. PECK, HUGO RICHARDS, :. C. B. FOSTER. ..
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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
- =. s | M Fl ON. IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL District 1erri''ry of Arizona, County of Yayapa
 JExNIE A. RtED) -
 ,,s yersS. s.u Summons.

Action brought a the District Court of the Third J6di ca District in and for the County of Yavapa in the Ter ritory If Arizona.
 The Territory cf Arizona sends greeting to L w Ree6
 foa are hereby sshthonsd and required to appear i, an acton brought agaAs you by the above named plain 1nof"S ihe county of Yayapa. in'tbe Territory of Ar. lna and answer the complaint filed with the cert of complaint accompanies this suumons) within ,rsntv excnsve of the day of service) aes the serves upon you of this summons if served in this county but
 served out of the county and within this district tsen "i.nn thirty days in all other forty days 7
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to ar,e., ana tue complaint above sequred ihe pl.p.6 M aAe judgment against you by defanlt an action of avorce and apply to this court for decree of divor, or fees and general relief and costs ssd a''oorsemenr ID this behalf expended.
 Given uader my hand and fhe seal of the sa;d D;. IT nct Court sf Prescott this l{th day of Sept Js7u WILLIAM 2wTLKERsON Eicrk. WILL H SocIHwoKTH. Attorney for Plsinsa sep,5slo
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

:. O. Frederick and Col. C. P. Head have returned from San Francisco. Frederick has purchased new ten-stamp mill to work Senator ore; il is on the way, and workmen ',re busy preparing the building to receive it.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
SIG Fl T D R AFTS Drawn on San Francisco fin ex- : change for Currency: without = Premium. South Side Plaza, Prescott, Arizona,
2. F. THElLE, M. D., Physician Surgeon and Accoucheu,

From Berlin Germany,)
 Having established hnsef permapeniy is Prescott foi fhe practice of his profession takes this opportunity to state that he has fourteen experience in medical practice as well in the C1ited as in Europe and beihg provided with full of all the lately in ve"te surgical and medical nstfnments aIplyshces and apparatus for te treatment of all classes Of External and iatrrnal dseases he is almost warrant Co hs ,s. KIND or bIsEssE AND Of HOW 6Ne srANbixd IT MAY BE LANCER CURED WITHOUT THE USE OF TIRE KNIFE. Tempofary office q, Dan Hatz building Sfontezuma street -'.' acnO
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

Chas. Plesz, who has been running the .Aztlan mill so successfully on Peck ore, got a dose of quicksilver salvation last week, snd resigned his position as Superintendent. Dr.. Goodfellow, another experienced mill man has been appointed in his place.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

Our friend, John Howard, who is running In opposition to the "Ring ticket" as many are pleased to call it, we observe is not ap- pealed to by the bowling Dervishes at Tue son to stop the agitation of the Capital ques- ton along with his fellow candidates on the "anti-Ring ticket" How is this, have they purposely sighted the Judge in their pittiful supplications to their 'anti- Ring" friends. or are they suspicious tha. he is touched little with the taint of the "Ring," and would himself, notwithstanding his association with the ''anti- Ring in this campaign, have no objection to seeing the Capital removed to Prescott. They evidently mistrust the Judge of having sort of leaning in favor of Prescott, and don't put faith in him as they do in those on whom they call so earnestly for help.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
N Q f | C E.

Is hereby given that the one half mile and repeat rur ming race to come of at W J Simmous' place in Wi iiaInson Valley. on the sth day oi Nuvcnbe. le7t closed with the following entries: 9... John kooutz enters. B. NJ. Betsey Jesse Ellis enters B. II. Indian Marlcw enters. <. II. John. A. G Dillon enters, $. II. Redeye.
 g. JH BREnB
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
Photographic GleaninCs.

The October Statement shows the reduc ton of the Public debt of the United States during that month, to be $3,400,000. The total reduction now reaches S66J,5 ,3O4.
 California wool is in good demand ir Boston, and prices well sustained.
 General Miles has had successful fight after an unsuccessful Council with Sitting Bull, on the 25d of October, on Cedar Creek, killing and wounding many Indians Only two soldiers were wounded. They chased the Indians 60 miles.
 Silver is quoted in San Francisco at 5J. @6Is discount.
 The Conference of the Methodist Church South, at Los Angeles, has appointed Rev l.. J. Hcdgpeth as F. E. of Arizona; station ed Rev. Louis R. Featherstone at Prescott, as Preacher in Charge Rev. Alexander Groves is assigned 60 Williams on Valley and Verde. Rev. E. ". Wiley goes to Salt River Circuit, and Rev. Wm. Monk to Tucson
 Denver, Nov. 2.-Official returns of the State of Colorado show Republican major ity of one thousand and ore for Congress- man. 1,4S0 for Judges of Supreme Court. The Legislature stands-Scnate, 19 Republi- can and Democratic; House, 3l Republi- can and IS Democratic, making Republican majority on joint ballot exactly two-thirds
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03

A fiesh' lot Of sweet potatoes Ben wea- rer's.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
NEW ADVERTISEM
Auction.
cash Saturday, Nov. 18th, 1876.

Al II M the wooden school building situated near the new brck school house and being the prvp rtv l School District No. l.
 Ky order oI the Trustees of School Estric, N, i.
 J. L. FISHER. Auctionesr
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
MARRIED.
BORN .. ..s.

In Prescott October 23rd the wife of E. S. penweIl son.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
gos Saselss Aerala.
SUNDAY, ...............JUNE 4, 1876
CHURCH CHIN ES.

NJ. e. CHURCH. - Preaching in the M. Il
Church, Fort street, to-day at III A. M and
JPN. by the pastor, Rev.G. Hickey. sun
day School at 1880 Seats free and all cor
daily invited. Glass meeting Tuesday
evening. Prayer meeting Thursday even-
ing. Young peoples social and literary
union Friday evening.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. The Rev. VIM. H.
Hill will preach in the Episcopal Church,
corner of Temple and New High streets,
to-day at IL O'Clock. The Holy Communion
will also be administered, and the Sunday
School will meet at ! o'clock. No evening
services. Seats free, and all cordially in
vted.
CoNGREG ATIoNAL CHURCH.-Service in the
Congregational Church, New High street, to-
day at IL A. NJ. and p. M, by the Pastor,
Rev. ID. T. Packard. Sunday Scheol and BIZ
BILE Glasses at 1890. Seats free, and strangers
invited.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Servees at Good
Templars' Hall, Rev. A. +. White officiating, at
IL A. NJ and 7:30 P. M. to-day. Sunday School
Immediately after services.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Meeting at the Court
House every Lords Day at ii A. M Sunday
School at 10 A. M. All are cordially invited.
SYNAGoUGE.-Service commences Friday
evening at O'Clock. Service Saturday morn
ing. Rev. A. w. Edelman, Rabbi.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-Preaching at the Ger
man church, Spring street, at IL A. NJ
to-day, Rev. S. S. Fisk officiating. Sunday
school Immediately after service. Seats free
and cordial invitation is extended to the
public.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.-To-day In the Cath
olic Church the first mass begins at 1880 A. M,
last mass at 10 A. NJ; vespers al P. N. At
mass $3.50 A. M; last mass with sermon in
Spanish at A, N.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

The following transfers of real estate for
the q hours ending at noon yesterday are
reported by Judson, Gillette Smith, Exam
iners OF Titles. S71z Spring street: ci
Nv Potts to II Blanchard-L interest in
10 and Ain block i; lots 4, s, 8, rs, g. 10 and
Il, Is, 49, IL, lS, 10 and 20 in block 7; blocks 8,
8, IL, a, % and II of Woolen Mill Traet Los
Alex Weili to w Bowman-East a of lot
7, Sec 80, Rancho Azusa de Duarte, 500.
F G Mitchell to McDouald-Lot 20 in
block K, Nett Tract, in Los Angeles city,
Samuel Harper to Southern Pacific Rail-
road Co--Right of way through "a of Sec
Il and NV Sec IA and NV Sec Is, Twp N /,
John Lang to Southern Pacific Railroad
Go;-Kight OF way through n of N n of Sec
Antonio Estrada to Southern Pacific Rail-
road Co.-Right of way through SW u of Sec
I, ana NV u of Sec IA Twp N, r ID w,
Robt Jenkins to Southern Pacific Railroad
Co.-Right Of way through 8 n OF "a of Sec
STwp 4, N lib w, $l.00.
Sesuf Munez to Southern Pacific Railroad
Co. Go;nkight o. Of w way through Secs and in
TT Mitchell to Southern Pacific Railroad
Co. Gos:1Right OF way through his lands in Sole
B A Rice ct ux to d NJ Harwood-W "a of lot
Santiago de Santa Ana, 82,0u6.
w Workman ct ux to j f Hollenqeck-
3 92-l00 acres. being portions of lots 2, 8, and
block 50 Hancock's survey, Los Angeles
city, 81 ,009.
G Hoist to w w Robinscn-1 acre in NV n
of Sac 80 Twpl IS, r ID W. $1:oO.
Francisco Higuera to l. A and r r Co..
25 lS-lO0 acres IN Los Angeles County, $1.00.
Perry Green to A 3 Porter-Z interest in
Porter and Green tract, Divisisn K, and n in
terest in Porter and Green tract division G,
lands San Gabriel Grange Grove Association,
SlU0.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
Death of Mr.. Gould.

The sudden and untimely death OF
County Auditor, Charles w. Gould,
which occurred at 1920 o'clock, Friday
night has cast wide spread shadow
over the community of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Gould rhadqacquired the universal
esteem of our citizens through a sew
en- years residence in our midst and
his quiet demeanor, accommodating
manners and strict attention to busi-
ness endeared him to all of his asso-
ciates. So great was Mr.. Gould's per-
sonal popularity that, at the last elec-
tion he was chosen to his position of
trust by majority of about two thous-
aud in the county, while he
did not leave his business day for
eiectioneeripg purposes. In his off,
cial capacityhe was uniformly accom-
modating to rich and poor; he never
said harsh word about anybody, and
was probably without an enemy
In the world. The deceased was
about thirty eight years of age.
He came from Texas at the close of
the war, having served several years
on the Confederate side. For week
or more Mr.. Gould had been unable to
attend to his duties, through what mis-
friends and himself thought to be q
slight indisposition. On Thursday he
was at his desk as usual, but doubtless
overtaxed his unrecuperated energies,
and on Friday morning early he was
violently attacked with Inflammation
of the bowels, the disease being aggra-
vated by ali enlargement Of the liver
and a chronic arrangement Of the
system. From this time he grew rap
idly worse, and in the afternoon was
bereft of consciousness. AT l0:30 P. M.
he breathed his last, surrounded by
his family and many terror-stricken
friends who had hurried in upon the
announcement of his dangerous con-
dition. The deceased leaves wife and
father, the latter living in Cincinnati.
Words of consolation would be lily
suited to the bereaved ones at this
time, and we can only join with them
in tears of sorrow at the untimely de-
cease of the kind son, loving husband
and ever-generous friend. The funeral
services will be held at the Family
residence, Fort street, opposite the M.
E. Church, at 2 P. NJ. to-day. The OBJ
sequies will be under charge of Sho-
minac Tribe No. so, Independent Or
der of Red Men, of which the deceased
was membe The members of the
bar will also attend in q body.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
Resolutions Of Respect.

At a meeting of the county officers
the following resolutions were ad-
opted:
WHEREAS, The county officers of
Los Angeles county have learned with
profound sorrow of the death of Chas.
w. Gould, late County Auditor of this
county, and as this sad event Is one
that should call forth q proper express
sion of the sentiments and feelings of
the officers of this county, in view of
the noble qualities, high sense of hon.
or and strict devotion to duty of the
deceased,
RESOLVED. That in his death the peo-
pie Of the county lose an officer who
was answering in his loyalty to duty
and the best interests Of the people,
and that we, in conjunction with all
citizens, mourn the loss of one whose
intellectual, social, moral and official
qualities endeared him to all, and
whose decease causes great void in
our midst.
A. w. Ryan, Y. Sepulveda,
II. A. Saxon, H.K.S. " Melveny
r. J. ELLIS, Rodney Hudson,
Geo. Kinds, A. w. Potts,
Edward Evey, G.. E. Miles,
John d. Young, M. Kremer,
]. G. Harmon, F. p. F. Temple,
Gabriel Allen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
SAN Franctsc0 Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.
FLoUR-Best extras Jobbing at IS 371s to rs
and shipping lots, s6 90 to so; superhne,
"a so to 4 rs.
WHEAT-Quotations by telegraph from
liverpool show an advance OF Id t02d. The
market here Is firm. Shipping, 81 85 TO 20;
milling, 81 70 to IS.
BARLEY-Old feed, Csc to 10; brewing, 81 10
to ~; new iced, CSC to 81 90.
OATS-Good to choice feed ranges from SO 90
2B0
CoRN-Large yellow, quotable at 81 10 to
l7la; small ronnd, 81 20 TO l rs; small bay
sold at 81 22h
RYE-S2 10 10 2 80.
BRAN-$T 90; mlddlings, $22 so per ton, mill
prices.
HAY--The range is from ss to l8 per ton, for
new; old wheat Is scarce; choice could be
placed at about SIG. r
STRAw-50 to Coo per bale.
PoTAToEs-Choice CAL, old crop, Soc to
75c; Salt Lakes, 81 10 to rs; new, 81 on to. rs
per ctl
BEEswAx-Quotable at Csc.
TALLow-6 to7c.
EGGS-Ca1. 20 to soc.
HIDEs-Dry, 10 to l2% culled and trimmed;
wet salted 5%to &; dry kip and calf, 6 to &c. !;
salt hides, to 7c.; salt CALI 10 &c.; do. kip,
to &c. per ID.
free Southern, and l3 to l5c for heavier free
southern; bury and seedy woods are selling
at to l3c according TO quality; good to choice
free Northern Is selling at Ia to 20c; do inferior
grades at l6 TO lSc. Receipts yesterday were
1I4l bales.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04

The Round House Gardens will be
we'll patronized to-day by those who
seek a cool, shady retreat from the
dust and hustle of the city. The Gar
dens will be open all day and evening
with the best beer on draught and all
drinks supplied by any first-class bar.
There will be a grand tournament
at Santa Monica on Sunday 2lst. Ten
Knights are already entered and prac-
ticing daily. In the evening there
will be a grand ball at the new pavil-
ion. A splendid brass band will be
in attendance, both at the tourna-
ment and ball. Excursion tickets, 81.
No extra charge for admission to
tournament or ball room.
The new sensation, "Struck by
Lightning" at Woods Opera House.
Mr.Arch'd B. McCaw, our go-a-head
young stockbroker is doing flourish
ing business, especially In the sale Of
'Calls" on the present rising market.
His customers bear witness to the un-
varying success which they have had
relying entirely on Mr.. McCaw's sa.
gacious advice. We must say that
the manner in which he has dealt
with our people heretofore has enti-
tied him to their fullest confidence.
II your creditors dun you tell them
to 60 see Dunno at Woods Opera
House tonight.
The Rev. VIM. H. Hill will preach
to-day, it being the Festival OF Whit
sunday, in the Episcopal chnrch, cor
ner of Temple and New High streets,
at IL and q quarter before s O'clock.
The holy communion will be admins
tered at the close of the morning SER
vice. The Sunday school will meet at
o'clock. Subject for the evening lee.
ture: "The superiority of the Christ.
ian Revelation" Seats free and all
cordially invited to attend.
Los Angeles has De Angeles at
Woods Opera House.
Mr.. VIM. Klaiber has been making
some very fine Improvements at the
City Gardens, corner of San Pedro
and Kohler streets. He has just fin.
ished fine double bowling alley, the
| finest one in Southern, California, il
not in the State. Also shooting gal
lery and two cool and pleasant arbors,
where you can cit and sip the refresh
| ing nectar from all of our breweries.
The shade trees are abundant, and
for refreshment, rest and pure de-
light you can't do better than to go to
the grand opening of the gardens,
which takes place next Sunday, June
18th. Meals furnished on the grounds.
The Grand Temple of the Janissaries
of Light will meet here on the oath OF
of June. There are now twenty Tenn
pies in the State and the order is grow.
ing. mroml
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
The Round House Gardens form the

The Round House Gardens form the
most pleasant retreat in the city dur
ing the warm days, moonlight even
ings and long Sundays. Yousmay
rec line on the comfortable seats scat
tered through the grounds, or stroll
among the foliage and always find an
hours amusement. Call at the Round
House Gardens and see the century
ulant in bloom. jn3tf
L. Harris has just received fresh
lot of new goods of the best material,
including cassimeres and other dura-
BILE articles of clothing, that he will
sell for twenty per cent less than last
wears prices. Mr.. Hrrris buys for
cash, sells for cash, furnishes the best
goods and believes in quick sales and
small profits. He always suits.
Three thousand pieces of sheet mu-
sic for sale at Patrick's piano agency.
Orders for sheet music and other mu-
sical merchandise not on hand prompt
iy filled by ordering from San Fran
cisco. mayzo-I
Lost-Ten dollars by not buying
nv clothing at the "Great Impor-
tantn under the Lafayette Hotel, the
cheapest house in Los Angeles.
Lovers of fine and stylish diagonal,
cashmere beaver or durable working
suits should not fail to visit the Quin-
CIV Hall under the st. Charles Hotel.
Prices to suit all and cheaper than
anywhere else. mayzotl
Mrs. Buffers Coffee House, which
has been closed on account OF the
death of her husband, is reopened, and
will serve good coffee and pies as
usual. Please give her call.
m27:1w
Call at Heinzeman's drug store to
get fresh cool soda. Cream kept con-
stantly OH hand as we'll as all the syr-
ups. mayl4tI
Gents Furnishing Goods are sold
cheaper at Meyerstein's new store, un-
der the Lafayette hotel, than else
where.
J. w. Potts auction sale of hill lots
has been indefinitely postponed. Par
ties desiring to purchase any OF this
property can do so on private terms
by applying to J. w. Potts, or J: ID
Blanchard, at the office of Gould d
Blanchard, Temple Block. a29tf
For elegant rooms and first-class
board 90 to the Oriental House oppo-
site the Pico, Main street, Los An
geles. Prices reasonable. ap22tf
Strawberry short-cake and lunch al
Mrs. Buffers Coffee House, Main stree
above Lafayette Hotel. m27;lw
Clothing sold at San Francisco cos
at Jacoby's clothing store, DowneJ
Block.