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Evening star., 1876-09-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
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evER BRIGHTwoop PARK.
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All the above horses win positively start.
nence at O'Clock prompt.
Between heats the owners have CONSENT 10 er-
ae saIRs tSs ,s'S'Gs SoI's;
e Knok's on1nibuse. win leave the principal
hotels Tor the track at O'Clock.
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FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
MOHDAY, sKPrKMBER IS,
Howard's Uncle Tom Cemblnasaon
In the Greet Moral Drama OF
UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
OR, LIFB AMONG THE LowLV,
Interpreted in its plantation scenes By the
SOUTH CAR0LINA JUBILEE SINGERS,
oontinins of nine genuine plantation slaves.
Two Mshnees-TUkSBAf and SATURDAY.
october 2-MAD. RENTZB MiNsTRELs, ssas-tf
NATIONAL TBEATER.
The visiting Rifle Teams, will, By invitation. be
-, ~, present AZ this Theater.
Kitty BtAS6HxRD, foTmepI1 enH sG0t oi tss unios Mon
square Thea,er. New York; the sccsm plished &C.
trees, N fss ELLIE OUMMINGS,I late OF Wailacks
Tntater, New York, and our Mrs 6ERMON, with
NJ scenery, besuttful costumes, ingenious m SCH
aiitm, calcium and chromatic lights, aud ths new
grand nd
Mar drama THE EAIAD QUEEN; or. LIFE
uNDkB III kHINE. On Monday next, Bret
Hsltes new play, THE TWO mgN OF SAVOY
Thester. New York s4nfs m
Evening star., 1876-09-28
LOCAL NE VS..
Amusements, Ae., To-uiehs.

National TheGT-"The Naiad Queen
FOrds Opera Eotae.-"Uncle Toms Cabin
Iheote Cos'rq'ie.-"The Two Orphans" aud
Evening star., 1876-09-28
Weather Probabilities Io-dav.
OFrIc1 OF CHIEF SIGNAL. Ovyrrup-
MASaINGrON. Sanfenher . 1ss

WAsaINGroN, September >, 1916. (
TOT tne mlddle Atlantic states, westerly
WHO'S. nsck 10 warmer sou IN west, followed
oy falling barometer and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
Evening star., 1876-09-28

A SPLENDID TRIUAPH.-A telesranh,,
dispatch from Philadelphia dated last evs
Ding says:-"Wheeler q Wilson We're award
ed the highest and the only special premium
Tor sewing machines, two medals OF merit
and two diplomas Of honor. America Ii also
ahead In spool cotton. The WiIlimantic
company we're awarded the diploma OF
Donor and the medal OF msrit 10 superior
spool cotton.n
Evening star., 1876-09-28

PARENTS AND DGUARDIANs should remem-
Der that the only estobitshnaeya In the District
devoted exclusively to the sale of boys
youths and children's clothing ID that OF q
Robinson Co., 500 Pennsylvania avenue,
next TO Williams. Their entire assortment
Adct.
Evening star., 1876-09-28

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued Z,
Chas. b. Craig and Mary r. Drew; b r
Williams and Lavinia Holmes; w. ID. Tin
ney and Hattie Carter; Edward Madison
Beale and Marceiine Euguene BeaIe, bott
OF Prince George county, Md; Moses Har
ris and Carrie TAYLOR; Adolph G. Lacipp, o
Baltimore, and Kate Felde.
Evening star., 1876-09-28
A 8 T B o l. D g z.
DIADAME ROSA.

This eelebrated Lady AstIologist and Healin z
Medium can be consulted ct No. 201 ID street, ccr-
ner OF ID northwest She has superior in deli o.
ee,ing the Past, Present and Future. Ia love or
tusipess her advice fs nvaluable, describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and Informing
you OF the sure to sncoess 10 all uRdertak ings
uemen, 1l-E0. scpI-ly
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
BIG DOINGS AT wICKENBURG-THE
 TOWN IN A BLAZE.

WICKESBURG; Nov. ,, 1876. EDITOR MINER:-On the night of Octo- Der 30, as I approached Wickenburg by the Humbng trail, arriving at the summit of an elevated plateau, was mortified at seeing the whole town, as 1t appeared to me, envcl- oped in flame. and as the discOrerer of an cicnt .sTadmor." from d similar position, wept on seeing the ruins of the temple Of the sun. so did weep. And yet thought tho Lord would not destroy Wickenburg, as I knew one or two good men lived there. I journevcd on, and To, and behold on ar irving at the place found that it was py- rotechnical display in honor of the wedding of w E. Guild the telegraph operator with beautiful young damsel from the East. On ascertaining which, 1 immediately in- vested in a paper collar and pair of Pcral- ta !. overalls and repaired to the scene of the marriage at the stage office building, and there. such a glorious ga'axy as met my .,aze. The bride was led to the altar by the Groom. the Rev. Dr. Pierson performed the marriage right of the Episcopal Church in q nious. solemn and impressive manner. While he stood there clothed in the robes of his pastoral office performing the sacred functions pcTttlulliS lo HIS Lpl>SoP"i oii'NN' some hoodlum in the street cried: "SnpuS ia frbula," but the Reverend gentleman con- tinued. solemnly and piously to im"ress upon the minds of the newly married couple the sacred character of the vows they were talk inc upon themselves, as if no profane out slider had attempted to interrupt the solemn ities of the occasion.
 After the ceremony grand collation was snread and enjoyed and at midnight the hon began and lasted until daylight. Among those present noticed Mir. and Mrs. Empey, Mr and Mrs. Peralta and family, MT and Mrs Peoples, Mir and Mrs. Frank Kirkland, MT. and Mrs. Wilson, Miss Nellie Grant, mr Grant and Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Pierson, MT. and Mrs Sheriff Bowers, Spanish lady whose name did not learn, NIT. Rosenthal, MT. Wickenburg, Messrs. Lewis and Bro, MT. Johustone and host of others.
 The most elegantly dressed ladies tbnuoht, were Mrs. Peoples, Miss Grant and the Spanish lady. The latter and the sher- if were the most accomplished dancers
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

The District Court of the third judic1l dis trlct, of the Territory of Arizona in ona Tor the County of Yavapai. Now tbis do,, -"ohuay' october 23rd, 1876, Murat Master. son. Esq., having announced to the Court inc uea'h ol Honorable John Titus, upon mo- 'ioh or Joseph P. Hargrave, Esq. if is ar. uereu that out Of respect 10 the memory of 'ile saio deceased this Court be and hereby is auJourhed until tomorrow, Tuesday. Octo. per 24th, 1876, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and the court was pleased to appoint the following sehtieinen to prepare and report resolutions expressive of the sense of the Court and bar
 Joseph r. Hargrave, Murat Masterson, E. Is. Pomroy, John A. Rush and F. l.. B. Goodwin.
 WHEREAs-The Hon. John Titus, Ex- Chief Justice of the Territory of Arizona mas been called from the sphere of his use- fulness. Now therefore, it is
 ResoIred-That while we deeply feel tbc loss of our honored and respected brother. we still feel sure that his acts and words while here will insure to his memory the re- spect of those who knew him, and will shine in the history of the Territory an undving monument to his worth.
 heSoired-That in his personal intercourse with us he commanded not only our hearty respect but the respect of the whole com munity; and it is therefore our duty as well as our pleasure forever to honor his memory.
 ReSoired-That we extend to his family and friends our heartfelt sympathy in their be- reavement.
 fesofred-That these resolutions be spreap upon the minutes of this court and that a copy be sent to the family of our departed friend and brother, and that they also be pub llshed in i'll the various papers of the Terri tory.
 Joseph P. Hargrave, Murat Masterson, E. E. Pohroy, John A. Rush and F. L...B Good win.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
Best Bourbon and Rye Whisky, at GAS
THE NATIONAL ELECTION.

Ii is of course. impossible to say with any decree of certainty thus early, when we are unable to tell how our own county ha' cone for County officers, who Is elected President of the United States, and it must necessarily be several days yet before the matter will be definitely settled. The pest we can do now is to give the estimate oi 'ie Editorof the San Diego Union, who mas been figuring on the probabilities. An ao- stract of which we received thls morning o! telecraph as follows: "The electoral votes of the following States are certainty ioi
 California. Colorado, Illinois, Iowa. Kan sas Maine. Massachusetts, Michigan, Mlnne- % sota Nebraska. New Hampshire, ohio, or- olrnn Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Csrnl;na and Vermont. It is almost certain ,hat ba has also carried Lousiana and fiori- da '' This showing gives Hayes just loo eiec- t"r.l @ votes, being majority of one Tn the rIac,orat College. But besides thls tiiere are ,e in doubt with Republican probaoiliaes, No-.b Carolina and Connecticut. "lth ti.e ia..ar ae ~ States Hayes will have POI votes or oo naa;or;tv ,as;l A dispatch late yesterday even o.;ii claimed New York for Hayes oy Q oao and another from Indiana to senator Worton Mort m claiming Indians, but as no aiiusloii ;s mad. to them in this morning dspa.cncS s theT n%s %ay " be set on the s;Ss s u,;,5ont much doubt. The proDani,iuee,s Y, st th;s bour are that Hayes has carIiea =. States and is elected by one vote, ou. u'''s sa,a11at;ons s.a.1i au ' may all be knocked into oacLed bat before the MINER IS ready 'o so to nress again, in which case we snaii ns v, ,bs .p pnol;t;csl out look as it appears to us a' this hour tomorrow.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

The election in Walnut Grove was no fail ure as far as liquids went. Shooting oil the mouth commenced early in the action and shooting with pistols ensued with kind of free iiSt-tight for a change. Six men were fioored at one time. Our tall friend DonlSan, who stands fees 9 inches in his stockings. shot twice at an undcrSized rooster and over shot him but tumbled to little dose of lead which struck him just above the left nipple and followed a rib round under his shoulder: Pack and Hogle survived the fray, and brouoht in the election returns from that precinct which will be shown in another col unn,
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
LocaI teIIigence,
From Wednesday's Daily

Business yesterday was almost entirely spended in Prescott. Everybody seemed rive themselves up to the Election. Some.
 bo were candidates themselves, of course. ,,s looking after their own interests, while aers had friends to electioncer for. They aworked with will for their favorites. f,gons labeled for the different candidates ssskept running throughout the day hunt aup votes, and generally the people were good humor-and good earnest.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

4 petition for tri-weekly mail service nom San Bcrnardino to Prescott by way of Hardyville, Cerbat, Mineral Park and Hack berry, and also for the establishment of a aew mail route from Blackberry to Ehren- oerg by way of Whitney, Greenwood, Mon- 'szuma, Owen City and Planet, headed with the names of Gov. Bashford, Delegate Ste 'eas and Judge Tweed, received the names 9several hundred citizens of Arizona on section day. The mail service asked for Is nuch needed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

In this County, the figures indicate the tlection of Kendall, Stevens, Moeller, How ard for Council; Marion, Hutchinson, Hath way, Head, Miller, Peck. Richards and Eos Ter, to the House; Brooke and Curtis, as Supervisors; Bowers, as sheriff; Wilkerson, Recorder; Cook. Treasurer; Bufium Bur mister and Rndenburg, School Trustees for Prescott School Dist; Fence Law-IeS; Cate, Carter and Rutherford or Mitchell for Jus iInns
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

Charles Rice and J. Dills are just starting in to open tine Ii;t May, a claim on the old Agua Fria mine bc.wcen the original claim and the Silver Flake, and will sink 50-foot shaft on the vein, even fl they sink money.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

The contest between John A. Rush and ahn Howard is supposed to be close, with ne seems to have kept the figures that have zen reported from the various precincts, d it will take the official count to deter rinc for certain.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

We printed 300 copies of our Daily yes.er- day, and people were growling because there were none for sale at the newspaper stands after o'clock, which shall not be charged to neglect of this office hereafter.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

One of the sufferers in the Election riots at Walnut Grove says that when the wind is East, the shadow of Bunker Hill Monument falls square across his grandfaiher's grave, and that he takes back nothing he has said, and is willing to repeat it if Tilden is eected.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

ELEcTIoNs.-At the hour of going to Fess the politic;,l outlook fav0rs the cleo ion of Hayes. Hardy's chances are best ir Delegate. Bowers for Sheriff aud How rd for Council. Other officers as hereto ire published. except as to Justice in this recinct, where Daniel Mitchell appears to have beaten Rutherford.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
From Thursday's Daily

Blgeiow and Darroche started out this morning for a little digging on the East fork of the iIassasampa, where they say that TWO inches of snow assayed pretty well last Saturday.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
E. THEILE, M. D.,
Surgeon and Aooouohe'

Prom Berlin Germany,l
 u.;ng established himself permanenily in Prescott. ioi of hs profss.ian takes this opportunity to ne .h, h. has fourteen wears experience in medical ..;cs a. well in the uuited States as in Europe and be;nc provided with full assortment of all me n oe'.k f.sl and medical instruments applyanees and
 n. for inc treatment of all classes of external ana diseases he s almost sure tc warrant to h pa ,iepts speedy and complete cure NO hxIiks VIA I. C.xrrs CURED WITHOUT THE usE or TIE KNIFE Tsmrors-y cfscc st Den Ha',s building Aonfe5uroa
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

An enthusiast voter rushed into law yer's office in town yesterday, and called for Hayes and Wheeler ticket, and would oe n,isied with no other, evidently suppos:nS himself to be in the United States.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

A. J. McPhee. Arbucllle and Godfrey, owners of the Minnie mine at Walnut Grove have brought up, by pack train, two tons of silver ore, to be worked at the Aztlan mill.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

Lieutenant Thomas, Engineer Officer, X. D.C., etc, on the staff of General kautz, hA : gone via. Apache. to survey the reservation for the new post on the Gila, known as Camp Thomas.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

RANCHING SToCK.-W. H. Furguson, hay ing superior grazing lands for winter pas ture, on Lower Agla Fria, will be at Gay O. K. corral, in Prescott, on the lst and ioth of each month. where he will receive stock to ranch, on reasonable terms. He has ac- communications for from one upwards.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

The returns from the Territorial Election indicate the election of Hardy bya small majority. The Little Colorado and Clifton will not be heard from for several days, and may possibly change the result, but It Is supposed that Hardy will hold his own in the extreme East and that it will cleo; him.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

William c. Avery.-Your discharge rom ae |. s. Army was picked up by Depu " Marshall Frank Smith, near ths polls, yes sriay, and handed to ms. Apply at this ofice
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

Judges Tweed and Weber will go to Cerbat, the former to hold term of the Dist Court and the latter to attendit as an at orney,
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

Losr.-A gold enamcled sleeve-button he finder will be rewarded by leaving it at Ae Postoifice
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

The fact that Florida brings up the rear Tor Hayes and Wheeler has kind of sable aspect to our local, who says that as pall- bearer he is not a success.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

From the above, it will be seen that the
 hsmpions won by three points, though, ppearanccs indicated that the Braytons sere just getting fairly down to their work ghen the game euded, and if they had ad another inning, they would, no doubt, ave caught up, and perhaps won the game.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

George Opdyke, late Superintendent of the Peck mine, has been persuaded % put of his eastern trip for a time and went out to the Aztlan mill today to bear hand for q while.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

Michael Goldwater has arrived from San .nacisco and has large stock of General Aerchandise now on the way from Ehren-
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
II. w. Bradshaw, with Messrs. Barron and

II. w. Bradshaw, with MeSsrs Barron and
 Knight, from Hackerry, Mohave Co.,, arrived
 in Prescott last night, and report the mine in
 fine condition. The mill is running to it's full capacity, and turning out 1000 ounces of silver per day. No growing about wages
 or anything eise-except butter. Mir. E. brought in some splendid specimens of the
 minerals from Monave.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

L. Bashford & Co. are progressing finely sah the cellar for their new brick addition To their store.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

.,,criL NOTICES in the reading columns ,ciQ
 Ia,ced at the rate of THIRTY CENTS per lime ' sr,f assertion, and t,centy cents line for each Jssuent insertion.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

.. P. Head d. Go. are building a large iamed warehouse in the rear of their store.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
Church Notice.

..e-s every Sunday at l0:30, at the Methodist Eris Scturch on Marina street. Prescott Sunday school
 .Si.tely after service. REV. D. B. WRIGHT. Pastor ,,r Ma WILEY. Methodist South. will preach at II .,d P. N, each Sunday, at T. H. Heads house s-Cormick street.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
Iron Crown (imported) Gin, a. GANz'.

The people of Camp Verde and Verde Val lev gre notified that Photograph Gallery will be opened Il: that Post weeH after next
 nft-2t
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10
rORcH-LIGHr PRocEssIos.-On Monday

ToRcH-LIGHT PRoCEssIoN.-On Monday rsning, there was a grand torch-light pro- sson of Hardy men, through the princi- d streets of Prescott, preceded by band imusic. Several houses on the route put
 ri red, white and blue lights, and alto s.aer, the demonstration was decided sue ss. Quite fine pyrotechnical display as made by parties in the procession put ing of Roman candles and other showy ne-works.
 George F.. Brown, J. w. Leonard, John II. Marion, and others closed the demonstra- son by delivering spirited speeches in favor dHardy for Congress.
 BASE BALI.-The Brayton Base Ball Club alne up from Verde on the 4th, and on the ah played a match-game with the Cham yion Base Ball Club of Prescott, on the gaza. The following are the scores made a he different innings:
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

Miller Bros. have finished the new wagon bad over the Dixon trail.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-10

The Salt River Boat will probably star from Prescott on Monday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05
The Hayes and Wheeler sfnO
Meeting.

This is the regular night for the week
" meeting of the Hayes and Wheeler
C.uf.. It will take place at tbs District
Cour, Room. the Th.ater being occupied
bv the Democrats. We understand that
Co. Bob Taylor has consented to come
down aud give US one of his stirring
war-talks. Besides the Colonel. there
will I've other speakers. This meeting
and that appointed by the Democracy
will pretty much exhaust the listening
capacities of our people for this one
evening. We are glad to announce that
the Hayes and Wheeler Club gains
strength, daily. Il will give splendid
account of itself on election day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

THE PIONEER PICNIC will be the event
OF to-day, of course. This is by all
means the strongest and most thorough
" vitalized society in the State. Its
members enter into tho spirit of their
organization with a genuine heartiness
and 4 teryid zeal. Doubtless the turn
out to-day will surpass in numbers any
similar gathering ever seen IN Nevada
not excepting this Society's picnic OF
last year nor the annual junAetings OF
the Miners Union. The business relax
alton of these outdoor jaunts and the
healthfulness of these reunions OF the
earlier residents of this coast cannot be
overestimated. They keep manhood
fresh and add new verdure to green old
age. Year by year tbs circle OF the old
timers grows smaller, and for this. II for
no other reason, the associations which
bind them one to another find an in
creased value and estimate. The
Pioneers from Storey and Lyon counties
will arrive shortly after nine o'clock and
We suppose the party will be in full
be assisted by large body of volunteer
aids and perfect order will be main
tanned. The price of admission to the
grounds is 81 50--and any respectable
person of either sex land none other)
can gain admittance by paying that sum.
FoR AssEssoR.-Our handsome friend
Beam" Pixley, announces himself
through the APPEAL as candidate for
the office of County Assessor. subject to
the nomination of the Republican Con-
vention of Ormsby county. We are glad
to sec SO worthy young gentleman
taking an active part in politics.
SOME DODGERS, industriously circulated
through the city, announce to the world
that rare bargains in clothing can be had
at Joe Rossnstock,-who is closing out
his extensive stock Of mems goods.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

The LITTLE GIRLS BRASS BAND
Elsewhere is an advertisement of con-
cert by the Little Girls Brass Band.
Will insure that it will draw crowded
house. Also will insure q delightful per.
formance to all who attend. There will
be songs and charades and music BY the
hand. They are determined to raise the
means 10 purchase set of instruments.
Let them be pstronized with Carson 8
most liberal hand.
TIE YOUNG LADIES' Brass BAND will
h. in attendance upon the Hayes and
Wheeler Club meeting this evening.
This, Of itself will. We are very sure, &c
a suficiept attraction to those who, out
Of = habit of listlessness otherwise neg
lect to be present.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
7 HoUsE-6EoIGE d. FRYEE, PROPRIETOR.
The Democratic Meeting Seats for
the Ladies'.

We are requested to state that arrange
msnts have been specially made for ac-
commodating with seats the ladies who
design visiting the Democratic Ratihca-
ton Meeting at the Theater this even
ing. Also to say to the ladies that they
will be very heartily welcomed by the
assembled Dems. Take your seats in
good season, ladies.