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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12
@ermti6te teie9rapDti6e
TPf,cfdtpn

- Su Bltlaoelphla Duroe uOrgeiteru Elm
clflGbriger SHabe, gtamenS @has. Wte8mer,
pom 9liBc gctrOh.H uHO beOentlid per-
braunt.
- Su B6ila6elpbia ta8tc geitern Der 3.
SahrtS GOnOcnt Der ametifaHiideu Bud:
bduolCr.
- 9te ySnternationalc Union Ger Giieu.
aje5er" tagt gcgcnwdrtig in @lcuclan0. 8m.
Saifiu Uou cincinnati lpnroe gum YrGiOeu.
ten iiir ben nddlten Sermlu crpiblt.
- 3wiifcu Den S0dItcn ygStOic Alein"
mo ALBERT s. GggleltOn" i0nO geitern aui
Dem Dclawarc bel PlilaoeIpbta cine gBett.
iabrt nm $400 itatt. Ser BrCi6 wurbe bon
oGnl eritertr 6abueug gcmcnuen.
-Samuel gappiu, oormaliger Sd)aBnei.
ier bc5 StaateS Aania8, wel9er Der Sal.
iduug nHgcIlGQt uno in @efdngntlie Su Sos
peta B5buiS Bro3ciiirung III 9aft gebalten
rpurOe, bewertitealQte gcitsrn DtOrgeu iciue
6luht III @citui9ait einc8 auOereu Seiange=
Hen.
. Sn Sltdmono, 3d., ian0 geiteru 4benO
cine rcpublitaniid)e UtaiIsnUeriammlung Be.
hufS 9}atiftation OeS repubIitaniiden 8idetS
ltQtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12
0rGuoe,

@lnctnn0tt, II. Snll. = Dc Ofenz
gteBatt Der S0. Ntear8, Selbaber & Comp
IN SrontOn, O., brannte geiteru 4benO ab
Ser Yerlut betrd0t $4,000 unO lit tbeil
wetie ourtb 9Serlidleruno qeoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12
9er .56Drcst0g ocr sOIa6t aat
SOifiHe

gawreHce, Utaii,, II. Suli. - 9ie
| bIeiigcu Sranier baben auf mOrgeu elue
groBa BarnOe OarautGltet. Die tatbolii6eu
@eiltlldeu babeu bic Dtitglieoer ibrer Sc
mciHOeH gewarnt, Die Denomination trgenO<
mix III belalltgen, mo Gle llnruben oc8 UOrt.
gen Slbre5 81 wieoerbOleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12
Scr SNpIniiInrrt.

j 10 y OFT, II. sui. - Wel6 leldl
Ill 2-24. QScGiel rubig gu 4.89. @Clt
idjloB 3u l1l3-11lB. Bun0eS. Sbligotiouer
idllofeu ilau an6 Itetig; 8ler @oupona
1870; 65cr 1l64; neue ll7g; Ger l19l; 68e>
1918; ueue 0inier 117B; IO.4Oer Coupons
lI83. 2lfuen it1loHcH flau un0 lietig; a..
D.Gentral 1919; @rie 14B; 2ate Sbore 55B;
5u8. @entraI 81; BtttSOurg "a; Iortb:
Geitern 424; YriOr. 668; OtodsS8lanb 109
lluterIGabamta gilauS: Sob $35, ,187 :.
549; @ourant S33, ,68G,018.
- Ser llntaridlabmciiter Sablte beute fiir
Sntereiien $444,000 uu0 fir eingejogene Sb.
llQqtioHeu Sj3 900 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12
Die Q0irflt,l0ett Oar Sibc,

Ybtlabelp bid, II. SHlt. Sitle
rucltere 6dle Don SoHnenitid) ftelen geitecn
por. 3cbn OerieIben nabncn einent0OtlidtH
Serlanf.
&i6monb, 3d., II. Snli.- 3foei Ser.
ionen itarben beute bier in 6Ol9c Der !bibe.
N Nem.D ort, II. Suit Sn Dem Yiireaa
oe8 @orouerS puroen 9eitern AZ pI6elid)e Sos
oe8fdue, Ourf SonHenltd unO Die iiber.
MGBi9e 6tte uer!riaht, gemelOet. 0u5 SbTz
mometer ltteg ienoa 9eitern nidt iiber 81
@rao.
@inc groBe Qu5abl meiterer SooeSfGQc in
SolAe Der iibermGBigen 6ipe miro beute ge<
melOet. "Seit @tittag lit Der Simmel beoedt,
uno elm entferntes 9Onnern 9iebt 9Ofiuun9
anf &egen.
3rOp, N.'D., IL. Suli.- Sn @eit. 3rop
itarben geitcrn smti Ycrionen ON SOnncn-
ltid)r.
8orontO. Il, Suli.-Siele tGttli6e6dae
BON SonnenitiA ereigncten iiA bier in 5olgc
Der ieit einlgen 8a9en berrid)euoen itrenaen
6iBe. glus ct. @atbariuc8 mer0en orei 60
OeSfilIe unO elmer ans QouDou nemelnet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12
Waoro 1e.5llt Sa4iMl0alptele.

Dte @OtOner8 Smg III Dem 6aue oe8 g. s..
BrtntiB, wetder BON 6. NteeGan onrh Ocu
gGurf nit eiuem SGQc gctDotet muroe, hat
etuen Sprudy gegsu 0teegan abgeae6cn, unO
usruneiniaten iiN bei'm 8allt!aOipele.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12
3u tcDensldn9IiGtr SWd)tDanS
hnff nRnttnniaf.

NlbQuN, N..Y., II. Slll.-Nlbert 6re:
0eubuygb, mcld,er megen zines an Srlo 0a'
piS in 5uui 1875 i'll 6srfimer- County began.
geneu WiOr0cS am udhlten 6reituge gebaugt
merocu ioute, muroc beuLe gu lcbenslangli9cr
9ud):bauSitrafe bcqnaOlat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12
Mateute sysspe. Iits erHwoes er,pirst.

@tf mad Changing bes BateHt5 Deroea @ebhbs
rea bere6net. q. $. & 2B. 8. Soparo,
SIR. rs, Secouofrase, Der Yoit se9eniiber,
(Sebr2, i2Utte) 3ipe9es3iireau in gBabu9ton, D.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12
9ofal @ertd)tc aus gNoIeinatom.

" tng to- II, II. Suit. - Die iiirdl-
terlldle ptbe, melde lett emigcu Gaacn
bcrrd)t, 0aHertc gcitcru in unuermiu0ertcr
Starte Iort, bis Die &tnOIpbdre ipGt am
ytadmIttda ourh cncn leidJten 9fcQeu etma5
ab9ttlblt murOe. Sine grOBe NnSQbl 8rio.
nen uuroe getcrn mtc0er oOu Der $3lte iibtrs
mdltt9t. oturlette DtC&art0, Qui Der Gdc
Der IL. Huo Boundary .StraBe mobnbuft,
ltarb 9eltern Dtlttug plGblid i'll 6olgc IincS
Sonncnltld]eS. 8rCl 2lrbetcr, ueld)e an benz
yG0rC0rdH. 0cbduhe" auf Der Gdc Der ID.
StrdBe Uno PeHn'p 'ploanlasNUenue bCiddftiQt
martn, Uurocu Don Ger lliBe itbermanut, mo
eluer oeclclben itarb. Sin langer Oeutitler,
9tamsnS Nreoub SuItrtt, meldjer III 0ieup
lten oe8 senators SOReS ltano, erlag ebeuz
| tal8 benz Sonneultldl. @eor9 SCneS, in 9tr-
III, 6. StraB', mobnbait, itit3tc beute N0dIz
mltta9 all Der @dc Der 3. StraBe uno Benns
| lgloanla-N Noenue 5ulNnnlen uuo mnrOe nadl
| elner 2So9nlln9 gebradJt, no CT balo oarauf
| oerldlco. Sin 2lrbeltcr Ill 0ienitel oCS Sru.
SarI Gbcl, 0clien ytame uidJt ernittelt murOc,
ltarb IeBtcn SOHntag Nben0 in Der gSobnunq
eineS yIrbeitgeber5 aui y8uparO. .@oint" in
| SOlgc Der A0lBe. Die Gngeibrten 8eriOnen
| iino mn Elm flcincr She'll Der lln0liid(iden,
meldIc Der engeuOan @lutb Der SOunenitrdh.
tS4' 0l"' PlNA NNbNhf OtN AANlilNlt lllull~
| gen elbolten lid) ie0oh balo uad) Der @rfran-
fung wteOcr mo bCiinOcn iiA unf Der 8eHe-
ruug.
-Gtne 6remanrer gogc, ueld)e QuSidlieBs
! lid aus 8cut6en beiteht uno ibr2 @eidldite
Ill bcntder Sprad)e Ucrhanoelt, luurOe gc1cru
| abeno IN Dem 8retmdurer- Sempcl inter hcm
| gtnmcu oNrnllnluS=SOge gir. %" organtItrt.
grOBmelfcr $. {. Sobnion eru0nnte iOlgeuoe
8eamtcn: s.. y. @uocS, g8. ST.; s. s.
Qeiie, g. IS; 6u9O @idbol5, S. ".
| -QSm. Sarri5 i0Hroe getCrH N5eno IN
etuem e treite NIT 9Sm. Yrlcc Don 2etterem
| i'll ben Elrm uno III Die Seite 9etodeu. 30
light Drain bradte Den &ermunoeeu nad
icller &obnuHg. Brice bat itdl bis jegt Der
| Serbatttrq ent3oqeH.
Gin gteger, gtaueu5 0eur1 Oerbert, iiel
| geern III Ger gtGbe Der Vaugtn Sriide pon
Dem GGteluerfe Cine8 SUhr3cug5 aui'S Ser
| bed berab uu0 mur0C beOentltdj am &opie
UnO 8iiden OerlGBt.
| -0r. Seiic 0aOcupOrt, oil ser Z. StrGBe,
S.sgE., mobnbaft, murOe gcitcra Wdbr;no
| elmer Spa5lerilbrt ourA OaS pl0bltdJe G6eucn
| lCine8 BierOeS aus Der @balic gci6leuOert
unO subrad 5wei 0lippen.
| Die 0iltrttt5. .&ommiiGrc beradrittiQ.
ten gcltcrn ole $olBejbeb5roe, 0aR oeu rcOu=
| 3trtcn Sepmllltgunaen Oc8 &ongrcIie5 3uTolge
Der Gebdlt Der Boli5itcn pom /. Sutl on nm
$40. 80 pro D}onat inter Dem gf9cnuartigeH
Setrage reou5trt meroru mus.
| -(@eor0etoUH.) 3rpei NcgCr, gtamcnS
29n. 3apOr mo QleranOer BQtterou, er-
trnntcu 9citeru III 6olge OeS llmidlaqcu8 cine8
| SOoteS, ais iie it5cr bic Utiinouug 0e8 9fods
| @reet fabren pollteu. Die 2ei6name muceu
10 Dtlmuten uad Dem llniaQe aufaciunOcu.
Gii,,nna.6, 4, 80 a SIIh -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12
&sinr. 6. Sastman.t !,

@rlpart @uh stuaasis BroSent in Strnmpf.
paareu, SanbiGuben uno llnterfleihern
Dumens, Necrenz Ii. 8inber'Sancpz zStrumpfDaaren
ner lebten Uiobs, td9lid erbalteu in
Hr. 1879, gSsf=Gaitimnrsz, sipii6en Goutb
unb @GiuertItraBe. (Uiai16, ,2Uitet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12

GI IdItnnoossiBts amertfaniidae dsotels brannt
$Sten I'M lesten Wouatc CO; tie Srdnoe bGtteH oerz
hteI neroen tonneu, iuean Die Sotels Den II nj a.
tifGeuS erzIlIarm gebabt batteH. 8cbr.
5ag, Sir. 9s, 9aroenitr., . alto. (Wai29, 2DiteI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12
GimOrit6l tltrD Olpro.

IS II Dlng TO II, II. SuII. = Der "a
Ocn oe8 prn. gGasreu ungefdbr Nieitn
bon Der @lymOnt- ySeric am YotOmac mnrbe
IN Ger Uergangcnen gtatt BON Gintred,eru
auagepliinOcrt. Ser @lcrf, $or. ISM. Sue
rett, wurOe Cridlohen. Die OiGroer iiuO I'M.
betannt; man bat jeoOd 3Uei fremoe gtcgcr
i'm SegOadt mcldle geitern bier anlamcn.
Die 8arger inden bic @e9cnb nod ben
Strolden ab. 9ie 2tuirc9uIg lit aroB, uuo
iOqtc man Der gteaer babbaft meroer, 10 mcrs
oen ie obne 3welfeI gelgndt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12
SeutOeE !!
Stenoen!

Stcmoen! Sbemoem Semoen!
& y.au 9ebe 81 6. u. Srelauo in yir. 83
WorO sSoWaro itrote, uub fauie iene $i.25
s. E III u-ei9eueS Sabritat-uon gSamiutta= Sat
tun unO ieinem sinnen; aui Yefefuns 5u bemietber
@reiie. (Suni13, ,3WiteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12

eotlos lam 5cuts gorsen %' 1 IN S'ii 8coleitnng
bon pier '0erren bier al. Die @eieaifaft
reii'te iucogu'o unD idIrieb. iifl iolgenoers
mabeu III oas 6reuoenbu6 oes Continental
0otel8" elm: SeOtsma, SeOs5ma 5ueute8,
gSo1ino Iuo lEerifo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12
Sr Snbianer>9ricg.
Sod inttncr fetnc Tad1rtdjtct Opts
General Gtoof.
gSetfere 03sfIt1rfline CIT abaSSdildt.

SO ebr u9eu.
. ctr t, II. Sill. - SedS @onts
pagnie'u Suianterie gehcn beute BON bier
| nad Dem SriegSiHauplaee i'll 0afota ab.
9erange d) c 3 0 D oeS Sc
neralS @roof.
gS "a + ng on, ben II. Stli. - 9aS
Srie9S =0epartcnlent bat lctt elnt9eu Sagcn
feline Nadlridltcn iiber Sic Seruegungen be8
generQls @roof; Die gtadlrid]t iiber oe Die
berlage uno ben Sob 0eielbeu mlro nid)t be-
itGtigt.
. mab a, II. Suli. - Sis beutc Raflz
r1ittag purOe i'm hiefgen 6auptquartier feline
SeitGti0ung oe8 8eriid)t8 iiber Oen 500 oeS
general8 @roof uuo Die Sernidtng ietneS
9onmanOos 0ur6 Die Siour empfangen. Die
SifSiere DeS SoauptQuarticr8 erfidreu, Die
0tDglid)teit elmer iol1en @alamitdt iet Spar
uid)t Su ldugnen; in 2tnbetradIt Der anerfann@
ten Sdhtgfett beS Generals lebOdl uub Der
Stdrfe ieine8 Gonmanbo8 lei Die @!aubwiir
bt9teit OeS @eriid)t8 iebr Smelielbait. 5Ollte
Der 9eneral gelhla9en mOrOen IetH, 10 fEnnte
e8 rIr burf etne un9ebeure lltbermadt &C.
idleben ietn. 0aS tiir3lid pom Inn Oil Dem
9toiebuos@reef 9elicierte Srefieu wtro, III bem
Gidte Der leeten @reignihe betradtet, ais ein
S!eg an9eieben.
u d tetne gt d I d) t II
Sen. @roof.
sort setter III II, 2SpOmlng, oeu
II. Sul. = Die leBte gtahrld)t BON Sen.
@roof lit por1 %. SUM oatirt. SIN Courier
fam, penn oemielben fem llugliid SuItUBt, in
y Stuuoen ans ieluen 2aJer bier eiutrefien.
| Sicbtn @ompalnie'n Snfanterie e8fOrtirteu
ben Yrouidnt=Srain. Seit gbgang Oeiielben
iiuo teine Nad)rldteu eingetrofen, bod bari
man it.tn0ltf eiuen @ouner ermGrteu.
&ufe Dor elmer lcbten
u t q &c.
8 III b q, Il. Snlt. - Sine @orrclpon=
beng Don Gem Grieg8ihauplnbe nteloct, 0aB
@aiter, ais er oa8 aus iber 1900 QSlgmGmS
nit iiber 1000 Giu,potncru beItcbeu0e SIT
oiauerbori erblidte, ieineu 6ut id)pong unO
ausref: y0urrab! @uter'5 Slid! 9a8
gr0Bte SnOiancrpcrf ani oen Goutinel1t!"
Gr riifte barauf nit @onlpagnie'n 5am 2lus
griiia uOr, bcfabl Sberlt 9ten0, nit &om~
pagnie'a oil ciEem an0Cren Bunite au5u9rct.
| fen, mo lieB @ompa9uie'n infer Sberit
Senteen ais 0tcierOe 5uriid. Die meiten
SfijiCre iiuo Der 2lniid)t, oaB oaS Jiciultat,
tm Gaut @uiter nit ieinem ganScH &e9imcnIe
angtsriiien bate, Oaiiebc gcluGicn ieln mitrbc,
uno Die WcBtleI MIR nod l0linlmcr 0ltSgcz
| ialleu iudre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-12
SGrsGl!Gles @eiputer tn .3sSaila t,t.
fetts. - @tu Stao Don Slite
erIdltGG$u.

S0fsdltGleS O9tptIter tit !at6itn G1tt
fetts. - @tu Stiao p0n Slibe
cribia8en.
9 itou, II. Suli. - Gin idJmre5 Sc.
witter entluO f1 beute ubtr TieomaD. Der
Slit idllug an mebrereu SteQen eiu. Sic
2Sohnun0 Oe5 prn. SameS Otabou III @lru.
uille mur0e pom 8libe gctrofien uno Oeiien
iahci9e8 S0d)terd)en Crdlager, iopie Die
Dfntter iGper perlegt.
Gin @ltBSd)laa in "llbnng, R..9-
U bcnn, IL. (Suti. - ,Seute beiiird)tett
nalt llnruber Inter Den grbciteru all Dem
neuen Relernotr, uEo ctma 20 Yolt6iften NM
ben ab9edlldt, Inn Die Sronun9 auIred)t Su
erbalten. gSdbreno iie iidl ami Dem Slate
befanoen, brad Elm @spitter los uu0 2lGbet.
ter uno Yoll5titen ilitd)teten lid in Die 0iittC,
IN mtldler Die gSert6euge auf5emabrt rpuroen.
Der Slit itlug III 6ieieIbe. 9le 2eute luur-
ben Gle mebr ODER meniger UerleBt.
Gas lIn9litG attf ocnt SUPERIOR
Sce.
Sc / / 10 fee, Il. Suli.-S Ser Oulutbfr
N9eut BERG Oaupier. .glute, nelder Der aui Dem
Superior Gee perbrannte 0ampfec st.
Clair" angeb0rte, uer0ffentlift fOl9enbe giite
Der Yeruu9Iidten, ocren 4aihen bis lest Qufs
geiunoen ipuroeu: Rid)tcr @0marb8, @apt.
Willlsr uuo yfeil GettdI aus NtarQuettc; ..
2amrence unO 9. 8. SearOSlcD ans Sntoua=
gon; Sr. Goton ans Big HQpoS, Dild.;
&. 3. Collins, 9. Stewart uno 4lcr. Sbea
ans 0ulutb; &iaarO Sbadtstou aus 0etgott.
arBerOent fanO man Die 2ei9en Smeier 9Srans
3oien uus Dulutb, peldle ais 0ei;er auf benz
0ampfer arbeiteten, iOWie Die eiueS unbefann,
ten Yaiia3ler5.
Ser Mufet.Dr ta $ Sambmr9, &.sG.
An9uita, 9)a., II. Sult.- Sine 2uSabl
3eu9eu wuroe beute i'll Se5ug auf aen auf4
rub IN 9ambnrg, oteIer Staot gegenibCr,
uerbOrt. Die 1etbeni6au iiber be @etDDtas
ten 1T nod nht been0igt. Ser @eneral= 30.
jutant rnb Der @eneral. 4nmalt 6es Staates
waren auf Befebl OeS @ouDerueurS @bombers
lain anpeienO, reilteu ieoo9 beute 9lbeno
nGd @olunbia ab. @eueral 30. Is. Sutler,
wel9er Die sSeiBeu wdbren6 oeS @eiedts
comnlanStrtc, befiuOet iid) i'll Columbia.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-20
A CARD
To the Voters of Yavapai County.

EDITOR ARIZONA MINER:--I respectfully
 ask space i'll your columns to communica, e
 to the masses in the County, the fact thal the
 people of Walnut Grove precinc. are de- | terInlned 10 make an effort to Ob, ain their | rights and not quietly submit to packed
 Prescott caucus, placing in nominations full
 ticket composed almost entirely of Prescott men, whose interests are wholely ill the
 town of Prescott, and in many respects di- | rectly opposed to the interests of other prominent localities in this County. I am
 aware that it is, to a certain extent, the inter-
 est of every citizen of this County to build
 up Prescott, but not in the wholesale way of
 ignoring all other portions of the County, as
 has been hitherto done, and is sought 10 be
 enforced over again at the coming election.
 Prescott, l admit, is entitled to represenla-
 ton; but is it entitled to all? Are the peo-
 pie of Walnut Grove, Kirkland, Skull, Peo-
 pies, Agua Fria, and Little Colorado valleys entitled 10 only one member in the Legisla- tive Assembly to represent them all? and the Little Colorado alone containing as many voters as Prescott. No, this injustice is being carried too far, and has forced the people of this County, outside of Prescott, to act for themselves. 1 have business of my own to attend to at home, and have no era wing for political honors, and nothing but the great injustice that is trying to be forced upon the general masses of the people of the | County, has induced me to become a candi- | date for the Assembly, and earnestly urge l every Valley in the County to put forward l their best men for the Legislature, and l make united effort 10 elect them, to the end | that the County may be fully and fairly | and the interest of each locality safely guarded, and that the free and inde- pendent people of this County may no | longer be subservient to Prescott dema- gogues Some of the nominees from Pres colt and vicinity are good men, undoubtedly, but there can be found, in the balance of the County, men that will fairly and honestly the country districts, and l cali upon the voters of the County 10 elect them. For myself, l care not; but, as free men asserting your rights, elecs men to represent ron from portions of the County.
 Respectfully, ALLEN CULLUMBER. !
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Miner by us. Military and v. D. LnesI

San Francisco, Oct. l4-Stocks: Alpha 461s Belcher, 70; California. 59; Con. Va. 4s4; Gould < Curry, IA; Mexican, 2G1s Best & Belcher, 43; Crown Point, 124 Yellow Jacket, 25; Ophir, AZ; Savage 131l; Nevada, 12l4; Eureka, 14; Imperial Consolidated. A.
 Chicago, Oct. 12.-Seth Kinman, an old hunter and trapper of California. is in this city en route to San Francisco. When in the East he presented Gov Hayes with a magnificent chair made of elk horns. Pho tographs of the Governor sitting in the chair, with Seth by his side, are in posses sion of the old trapper.
 The Quarterly Circular of Dunn & Co.'s Mercantile Agency, which has just bsen issued. says the business outlook for the country Is very promising. A statement from this authority is conclusive of the fact that the steady improvement in business during several weeks past, is not tempo rary matter, bnt is based on solid founda- tions, and warrants the belief that We are entering upon true revival of prosperity. It is argued that the present improvement in financial affairs and the continued fall in the gold premium, indicate prevailing be- lief in the success of the Republican party, whichis pledged to the resumption ofa coin basis in 1879, according to present Act of Congress.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-20
tpedic..ion of the New school House.

On Thursday evening next, October 26th at 80 P. M, dedicatory exercises will be held in the large hali of the new School House, at which time this beautiful building will be dedicated to the uses for which ii has been built Murat Masterson, Esq, Ed. W. Wells, Esq. and Rev. J. A. Merrill will deliver addresses appropriate to the oc- casion, followed by others. Music will be furnished by large choir of ladies and gentleman, Mrs. R. H. Burmister presiding at the organ. Everybody is cordially invi- ted to be present and take part in the e1ceI- cises.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-20

October Term-Judge (. A. Tweed, presi-
 ding.
 Wormser vs. Hitchcock-judgment for plaintiff, and injunction made perpetual
 Territory vs. Wm. Clancy-acquitted.
 Territory vs. George Volmer-plead not guilty.
 Territory vs. J. c. Otis-given until the 18th to plead.
 Village of Prescott vs. Jacks on & Thomp- kins.
 Village of Prescott vs. J. G. Campbell under advisement. Wm. Cole vs' Bean and Bean-suit to redeem mining interest from an alleged trust-Ordered that defendant show cause on the 21st. Moore vs. Bowers-verdct for defendant Frederick Berle vs. Wm Horn-dis- missed by consent.
 w. B. House vs. Gavin et al- 30 days to answer, and continued.
 Wm. Cole vs. Jewell and Jewell-defend- ants given leave to answer, and plaintiff given twenty five days to amend complaint
 Lizzie F. Linn vs W. A. Linn-referred to Clerk to take testimony.
 John Lloyd appointed Deputy Clerk; and Wm. Wilkerson, Clerk, granted leave of absence for the term.
 Wm Wilks admitted to practice as an Attorney of this Court
 Jesse and Solomon Jackson vs. Moses Lovejoy-defiult entered.
 Geo. W. Curtis vs. w. H. Ferguson judgment for plaintiff
 NJ. L. Peralta vs. A. & N. M Express Co. judgment for plaintiff for $l,393.41 and costs C. A. Luke vs. D. c. Moreland-judg- 1 ment for plaintiff for g 2,O23.47 and costs. McCandless vs Stewart x Pierson-jury | discharged. The following persons were admitted to citizenship, being natives of the following James Howey and Edward Roberts, of England; Christian F. Schulz, Henry Mehrensan H. L. Boettcher, of Ger. many; and Serafno Righetti, of Switzer- land.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-20
Application for Patent to the
 Oriental Mine.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

fhEsCOTt, IT., October 20, le7o
 Notice is hereby given tha, August V. Kautz whose pStofn addrtss Is Prescott. T. has This day file his application for patent for ffe-n hudIed q 500 linear
 ee' or Tue Oriental mine vein bearing silver with lace grou"d three hundr and five (.5J feet in wdth situate lying and being in F. ek AuiI District C,uiy
 i iavalai and erritooy of Arizona and known and uesis hated oy the held notes and ui.ai plat un file in
 thus Vihce as Lot N, 31. The being uusiryeyed
 aud The ex erior boundaries of suid No. 37 being as follows to ui:
 Nan,hOn io0 45 east beginning the ure of the
 edee at t'e southwest line of the cia thence tunnipg N 4o 2, W live (3) feet S w. corner ut Ihe C ain, ani M 'h'neht \" |. Fn,, th, corner a wni- ak Ire. is inches h diameter bears $. 35o 5G E Tweutv-tvo ,-<J ieet usidht T. m same 'oIber red in ulaiiitier. Deas 5-o oJ hriV six ( 6, feel d ami Thence N SI0 3e fifteen htnd ed (l5JO) feet t, Monunent No. al the \ w corner of cIaim rom ths cOrn,r rocky ledge Opdyke butr- s, ked X'' on west side siiut, due 4sO feet from War Eagl. uuieh Oeirs 3" e b.. 23 feet inc es distant rom >aine corner, hit- oak tree = inches n am r
 ttLed asu marked side bears N. e9o 2J vest 'o< ieel ulsdnt hence S. 5o 9 E. three hundred ;,n h'e tSooD ievt To Monument No. . at the t corner of ne am ir'n this coin-r rocky ledge Updyke 'uie bears \. 4eo 5i N. hundred anu ii teen Cj5) et distant. Thence $ 3Jo B. w. fifteen h d,.t f5 u, 'e-t 10 M''niunent No (4) at the 5 E. corner i 'Haim Thence o4o 22 N 10 point of beginning C"h'aininS lUo0+ acres. The $. Nj. corner ,i claim tars on Last hne of Tornado cain the 2d north .x. ensh'n % or fecN lode owned by T M. Al xandsr.
 he location uf this mine duly rvcurdesi in Book Sm The Mining keco:ds of ayapai County, A T. pages J5s 3J9 J6U
 hny and all lers claiming adv esey any bort ou t aid oriental EIne said minag ground as hereni.,r, 'esciorTi are req o He their adverse claim, with ne he5isier oi The United States Land c- ir.scu A1'ha errt"y, during The sixty days lerivd uf pub aion hereof or they vii De LaFred by viIiu. of the 'ro' Isons o! the statute.
 .c20 WILLIAM N KELLY p.;..
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-20
EASTERN ELECTIONS.

Ohio, on the general ticket. has gone Re publican by about 10000. She elect Barnes (Rep), Secretary of State. by 5000
 West Virginia has gone Democratic, by between 1000 and 10000.
 Indiana elects Republican Legislature 9 Republicans and Democrats to Con gress, and Williams, Dem.), Governor Williams majority is 5,119.
 The Republican gain since last election in Indiana is over le,6o0 on the vote for Governor. It is pretty certain that the State will go for Hayes in November.
 The telegraph is silent as to the election iu Iowa
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-20

Richard Gird, the engineer who is erect. ing the furnace at Montezuma, Owen dis. trict, Mohave County, for the Silver Glance Mining O., of Boston Mass, writes under date of Oct 9th, that the machinery for the furnace has arrived, and that it is by far the finest in regard to material, etc, that has ever been brought to Arizona. Mir. dird also writes that work is about to be resumed on the Arnold lode, Cedar Valley, and that times generally are improving in southern Mohave. Montezuma is at the mouth of the Santa Maria River, and is dis. tant about one hundred miles from Pres. cost.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-20

Look again at the announcements for ofnce, which press of business prevents us from noticing individually. Allen Cullum- ber's name appears to-day for the Assembly; Gideon Brooke, o. W. Curtis, c. A. Luke. and A. s. Haskell are being printed on the tickets for Supervisors. Others are spoken of for tho Legislature, but we have no knowledge of who they are,-win publish their names when We learn them.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-20
F.. TiiEILE. M. D..
.'hys:cian, Surgeon and Aoooucbeur

'nys'cian, Surgeon and Accoucheur.
 (From Berlin, Germany)
 aSng established himself permanently in Prescott for Inc practice of his lressin, takes this opportuuy r ae 'ua' h- h,s i"hfteen ears exprrien in medical pritit'cr well in me u.d S,a.i A, i. Eur ma n, Del provided with fall of all ile late in Ve ted sdsira and medical instruments arpy,mces and t-rnal deas, he is almost sure to warrant I'm L,s 1en's speedy and complete cure No MATTE, WHAT MIND of DIsE sE AND HOW | oNG sIANpIAG IT MAY "I SAACE" CD.ED "IIii"UT TIE USE UF TnE KNIrk Ien'porary office at Lan hatzs builumg M,m,.y,ma street. ~ r, cum"