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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07
MOhave County.

CEDAR VALLEY, March 16, 1877.
 ED. SENTINEL: Not d great
 deal has been done toward deve-
 lOping the mines of this district since BuePs operations here a few years ago. Kimble Bros. some time ago bonded three fourths of Arnold's interest. in his original location on the Arnold lode. for $6OOO. Since then they have done
 some work and have taken out considerable rich ore for shipment to San Francisco. Magendie, an. Otherl0catOr on the same ledge, has shalt down some 130 feet in fine ore; he is troubled by water. He also has tunnel in about 100 1t,
 which taps the vein at about that distance below the croppings
 The vein where cut is about l5 it. wide between Walls, though Ma. gendie thinks he has not yet struck the hanging wall. The ap. parent wall is d fine one, lying un- der IS inches of clay gouge and 6 of talcose slate. The walls of the Arnold lode. wherever exposed, are smooth and regular With every indication ofa true Assure vein. The Wild Yankee has a shaft down 70 it. in low grade ore like that in Magendie's tunnel. The Silver Queen has struck water in a 70 it. shaft, and also body of high grade sulphide silver ore The Arnold lode is clearly traceable 2 niles,in country formation Ol the oldest kind of fine gray gra. mite. with surface croppings 12 to 30 it. wide showing very rich chloride ores. Thorough prOs- pecting should develop large bo
 dies of ore and place it among ths most valuable properties of the Territory. Farther to the north and parallel to it, are the Hibernia and Mammoth lOdes, both show. ing the same indications of being true Assure veins, though show ing less rich ore on the surface. All the small veins in the district seem to be feeders of these three, putting out on the east side of them. Many of them are quite rich. When this district is devel. Oped, its ores must be worked on the Big Sandy, 10 miles away, for there is not wood and water en- Ough to operate with at the mines. The Senator M. Co. on the Me Cracken ledge is working IS men in the mine and employing 8 or 10 teams in hauling ore to their mill at Greenwood. The mill is a wet crusher, putting through 20 tons day and has turned out a monthly yield of $26, ,0O0 since it started. j..
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07

Respectfully ipform the citizens of Ali zOna that they have formed cO-PaEt- nership for the PurpOss of doing
 all kinds Of work iu ths li2e
, 1877-12-21

The Democracy Of Indiana ara somewhat
exercised over selecting a date for tho meet
ing Of their Stato Convention. Il haa been
proposed by some Of the Executive Commit.
teo to designate WAsu1soron's birthday a.
tho date. Tho mossbacks, who regard HATES
MS fraud, LINCOLN tyrant, md The
Father Of bis Country woll-meaning
but n,isgnided old gentleman Of the
old school, favor now departure. MANSON,
agontlonan hitherto comparatively unknown
to famo, happens to be Chairman Of tho
Executive Committee, and 1t is gravely SUE.
goated that luis birthday, which falls forty
oight hours earlier than that Of WASHINGTON,
be specially l'onored, by appointing It as tho
day, which, two or three csnturies honce,
will no doubt take oqual rank with B. G.,
a. D., or A. u. g,
, 1877-12-21

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, 1877-12-21

CHICAGO MARKET eUMNARY,

The Chicago produces snaskcts wgso fairly active
In the aggregate, and casler. Mea& pork closed
T.sdbloc per brl lower. al Sill s0Es1l. s.x for
January and st1. .0o1i1. OH for February. Lard
cloecd &c PCT 100 lbA lower, at 37.1.h for Janu.
a1y and 81. 82H for February. Meats wc.o easy.
Mt 41tc for boxed shoulders and 10. 90 per 100
lbs for do short rihs. Whisky was .teady, at
9l.0d per gallon. Flour was quiet. wheat
closcd caa!cr, al 81. osi for December and 81 0s1
for january. Corn closed lower, at 44Tc casl,
and 4.hc for January. Oats closed casler, At
14iG325c cnsh aud .lEc for Janua1y Nyn was
stcady. ut 5Gc. Harley closed stronger. at 6B.fc
for January n,nf 5s)!fc fur rebsd&ry Hogs cioscd
dull aYi weak. at 81. 0c414. 16. Cattle wora quiet
md unchanRcd. with sales At 81. 75a!s. 80 for In.
feFlor II extra. 6hecp were quoted quiet at ST. u
G4"5. Inspected Into store IN this city yce.er-
day morasag: 1ba ours wheat, 10 cars corn. IT
tafn o.ts. & care ryst 81 cur1 barley, Total o7e
cars, or l01 600 b1. One hundred dollars Ia gold
would buy 2l0.. B71S In grcenbacke at the close,
, 1877-12-21

companies, md constitute the principal pnrt
at the capital stock OF thcRo corporations,
which aro subjected to heavy taxntion. Tnko
hold not less thnn = tuN, ,oH0, ,tNN of tile bonds.
Nearly thEa amount Of bonds is deposited as
security for circulation which is taxed
they form n part Of the capita! stock, which
is also taxed. Tho loca1 taratton on National
Banks amounts to " per cent, and the ua-
tionnl thxaston to about as much moro. But
under bfr. HARRtsoNss scheme tho nlan who
owned $4,000 OF pcr cent bonds, or
$4,000 Of y per cents, OF $lD,000 OF per
cents, would not be taxed thereon, 10
That there wonld be class at IA
vorcd bondholders. lie couples this de.
sire 10 tax Government bonds along with
tho promise 10 relieve the West from part
OF sts taxation paid on whisky. 1sut the In
tornal revenue taxos collected IN tho West
East conaumes tho productions which ara
taxed, 80 that this relief would b. enjoyed
BY Now England and New York rs well as
Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois, and in proper
tion to tho consumption Of whisky and to-
bacco. The concca1mnnt Of these things
seema to warrant the suspicion that btE.
HARRISON is resorting 10 tho common devices
Of tho demagoguo.
II Mr. uARa,sox has in his mind The mat
ter Of Ills Reelection, aud looks With long
ing eye on the Communicable vote In West
Chicago, which assumed aach unexpected
proportions at the late fall election, We
, 1877-12-21

The 1sov. Or. HAna1s Rector Of st. James'
Church in this city, declines tho Distopric to
which hs WINS elected Inst week by the
Quincy Diocesan Convention. In this action
l'o Is influenced by tho very earnest dosire Of
hia parish Tint he should not aovor a cou-
neotion Which has boen of such ineatimable
value to st. Jan,os' in particular and In duo
proportion TO tile Church. at large. Quincy
misses the opportunity to got good Bishop,
and n good Rector Is savod to the parish In
ri,
, 1877-12-21

Tho following skctc|, Ut the Nluc.tlraas farn,-
cE, taken from life by tho tlaaltstic eutur of tho
Go"rkr-Jour7sal, supplies 4 long-fsIt want In
fiction:
liz will walk out lilo front plazza of morning,
stirring Tho suaar tn thu lutuu4 Ut tuH 1a followed
Betuslly pHFstd by tho Of tlu thirty I'D
x on lhe iidcboafd, aud he Will xurrsy tAs landscape,
~ IN aEokrt Ats chfa tu relieve tic uau.unuus .oya.
nent OF thc spoon III tho light " thu perfect day. This
sun, k0 youms sorrel rtEcr, Ia climbing ths htl,
pautfa1 fur moment 1t tho top. Tho da1dEoiA half
drunken, though lhsr Ind takeo .utn At tLs rlpsn.
na corn. s&gKar Shut tls 11Res Vi tbs wood-ut and
lry to 10 familiar With sho L14lss Of yrs4s. tbs
boys ara taktnx The hoEssa to vatsr in tbs spring
brRnch that nows on. tiny slrip OF ~ ter through
thu meadow. Two Ut tTrs pretty H5ls dash thalF
dyed blonde heads aud unpxlnts rud checks out tho
sstondsofJ wtudox that t4sy not oQtstyaed
by tbs illas. TheTs H. to cut BentMcut ah0tt u
ono may ~ such tneHcns, wealth VI serenity snI
beauty. prosperous, luzuffant, vlrluou$ and happy
fe. which 1Ia fa soul Of the provincial hs strstt
su9ar In tha gtaSA str0kng anoo tha beard npou ha
cAiR and him to ssy to Almetlf ''Wx1l. thar
mar tsik ahuus their boa'esArds aG4 thsts Ceutra,
Parks shelr uaion Club and ttiS theassc but stnF
a! thsto anything Ia asturs Ia equal " Xsn.
tucky7"
To which the reader, after pondeslng awhile
upon the astonishing rhetoric OF the Cour,tr-
Louraa', will probably he moved to remark that
there IL certainly pothlng in nature or IN art
like Kentucky.
, 1877-12-21

Et1hAGn dAAd1RVNb . 4AlXIAE 6Q6kME.
"Our OAnTEn" " has como homo to protest
against being called q dcmagoguo an3 Com
munist, but at the sumo time to demonstrate
the Justice Of this characterization by e1-
plaining and advocating his progressive "
incomo-tax measure. II We suspected st Our
CAnrEn's" motives before, wo havo moro rca-
sou to suspect them aince hts exposition of the
eolerne. Flo does not suggest this new ta1
Mt tho present time for putting money into
tho Treaausy. His purpose IL to reduce the
tar on whisky and tobacco, and "givc tho
poor man q chance to enjoy himself." In
other words, he deliberately proposes to
1ovy burden OF $4,000. GOO or $50, ,o0o, 900
a yoar on the frugalitr aud sobrioty OF the
country In order to bestow ike amount
upon the whisky.drinRers and tobacco
consumers. It may not DO tho
province Of tho Government to o.
ercise patcrnM supervision oyer
tho personal morals and habits Of the people,
but II thorc is any Interference, 1t certainly
should not bo In bohalf Of Ind morals and to
tho diacouragsment Of frugal habits. Tho
proposition to change d tax systom for the
exrress purpose Of occurring cheaper whisky
md cheaper tobacco may be received with
favor by the Communists who dcsire to
attack all savings, and by that class Of work
ingmon who prefer to spend their money In
groR-shpps, but 1t will not DO received by
the community at largo as eithor iigniaed or
ratrlotic.
An income tux, even when It ID based on
, 1877-12-21

Tho Nebraska Grangsrs closed tho pro-
ceedlngs Of their annual Convention yoster-
day, and before 10 doing passed q ser,ea Of
resolution fayoriug the unlimited issue of
greenbneks. Twenty-eight out OF thirty
counties wcrc unanimous Ia favor Of tho
"1ag-tabY."
, 1877-12-21

Another case Of Constable.shootinu ia
recorded In our local reports this morning.
As usnal, the accounts Of tue Affair coufllct,
but tho weight Of testimony 50 far ~ has
beou asecrtainod sosma 10 be In favor Of ths
co!ored man who defended hls premiaaa
against violent attack.
, 1877-12-21

S1ommson has just celebrated his Goth
birthduy.
uun. Sherman is paying his family brief
visit At st. Louis.
Fa.jeon. thu novelist, constructs his novels
With the typewriter.
Oakey 1lali had m audience Of lcss than y
dozen to hear his lecture in Troy. lilo dlamtsaed
tho congregation.
Fa..nio Davenport will visit The South md
England upuu tho conclusion OF her present en-.
gacemvnt At Booths Theatre.
The Springfield Republican says: "Tho
closing tablcau !n TIM Senate consisted Of Senator
Davis standing With m arm around the nccks Vt
DlAlas mud Conk!ing'
11r. Ruakin hos come to tho conclusion
that music and precse dancing are after III, the
only aaisgnasds Of morality" An. Sherman IL
going 10 tako tho sage In hand.
1ir. Wiliinn Il. Darwin, eldest son Of
the eminent natafalist, was tnaEstsd In London on
Noy. 20, to Sara Ptico Aahhutnes, daughter Of tho
late TeeodoFe ssdgw!ck. OF New Yusk.
Haochcra congregation was increased this
year by tho accession Of thirty. four members and
tho membership numbers a,o4s. Ths contrlbu.
tions. however, amounted 10 pnly 80, leo, hut
tho nmouns ralsod from pow-Eeats MAJ $40, coo,
1o'uta 4"AaAapoAs sau'eo cal4ou upon
Gov. nlus.Jcans Williams Tor charitable contfl.
buttons. ''Why dent you stop building
ehuEehes," be aaksd. ''aud lsavs oH dressing IN
aae elothesf'
Mr.. Alexander Mc{1tnrs contrad;ota +bs -
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,.,,1.t,.. r",nns.ss.s ~ .scins. ~. s,..I.'.ss
~. I,,.,ss, i. ~. 1877 ,,s..r., ,.S .,s"1ns.
growing profits Ut tho Philadelphia 7tass,
Kata Fiald vr,tas In Jannv Juns In d.nv
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Ffinca Charles has Issued the following
order OF the day 10 tho Rouma ptAa army; "Fsom
the Grst day thst you encountered ihs enemy the
EsapeFofo u nuxslA hsa bsen abls to convince him.
you BY that august Koysrslan wpfs a. dear to Jou
laursts sluco hla Ma1esty has eonessed upon you
special mark Of honor BY lIs presence and psf.
&lcpatou t4 The heroic dangers OF the tsld OF bst.
tls. Ths Noumanlan army will prsss1vs an etsenAt
, 1877-12-21

THE CH1oAao TnffrNH has established htAnch oh1eth
for the receipt Of sub*cftptohp xpl advertisements
follows.
NKw y0nE-Noom n Tribune 1suildns. r. r. MIC.
FAnpxx. Manager.
SAN FHASCisC0. CAL -FaiAca tintGt. CnAkLEs
r, EokTnrr. Manager.
rAft1s, FrAneoSo Ia flue do IA urnnRe Batci!ere.
Il. ManLKn, Agent.
LONDON. Eng -Amrrtcan Exchange. <49 Strand.
QKknr r. 1ILtta. AreDt.
, 1877-12-21

In tho South Carolina Legislature The
question upon the ratification of the amenl-
ment to the State Constitution providing for
an annual levy Of two mills upon all ta1able
property for tho support Of FREQ schools re-
ceived an affirmative yoto Of more than twot
thirds
, 1877-12-21

Tho twentieth anniversary Of tho Iuatitu-
lion Of tho noon prayer-mceting In Chicago
was celebrated yesterday with interesting
o1crclsos. A characteristic letter from III,
blooDr was ono Of The gratifying episodes Of
tho occasion.
, 1877-12-21

Encouraged by their success In tho first
attempt, tho Dairymon,s Association will
hold their Convention and Exhibition In CAi-
cago again next year.
, 1877-12-21


cago 1smr evolved schesno Of government
which THE Tn1nuSE vas compelled to call
"acephalous," from tho fact tins 1t proposed
Government without head. It was o
proposition to apply tho British system Of n
responsible Government to cur own, but 1t
omitted tho vital element Of an Executive
Chief who should DO tho pivot upon which
responsibility, or response to the popular
will, should turn. Now, lowsvor, the Tina
revives it's suggestion with tie modification
that the President shall be elected for fixed
term Of fifteen years, md 10 ineligible for
reelection. This Is n moro reasonable ap-
proaeh to the responsible system. It IL
necessary TINT thoro bo an Executive
call him King, OF Emperor, or Prcsident,---
who shall havc tho clements Of Independence
and pormanoncy. No Executive Chief Who IL
tho creature Of party, and is ongagotl In
scheming for party advantage or his own re-
election. eau carry out the spirit of tho Eu-
g1ish system. The experience Of the French
people with MAc3IAuoN las demonstrated
the dangor to be appzehondod from Executive
resistance. Tho term Of scvcn years is m.
pasenuy !nsufioicnt 10 assure m indepeutl-
ence OF party leanings. Tho hlarslal-
President has resisted tho submission to
popular will to tho very yorge Of civil strife,
and has been tempted to this courso by hta
natural affinity with tho Donapartist party.
So every President elected for short tern,
by political faction, and eligible
for recollection, would bo governed
BY similar parttsanship. Yot 1t ia im-
possible 10 conceive Of Cabinet CHANGE
abba In keeping with the change Of
popular majority, but without permanent
Executive to symbolic government and serys
as the agent Of the roorlo In making the
changes. Perhaps tho 1Yn<s. In abandoning
this impraotlcable scheme, has adopted tho
best means that could bc devised for allyinQ
the American and British SYSTEMS In sug.
gesting q long torn aud ineligibility for re-
election Is the most feasible plan for dis
associating tho Chief Executive from partisan
attachments and influences.
But II tho professions Of tho Tim<s il
favor Of the responsible system of uoyern-
meut bs aincoro, 1. Ia uuaccountable that this
journal ahould call for President HArEs'
resignation as q step toward The attainment
OF the Esitisl. System. There has probably
never beon President 60 much Inclined
to follow ont the responsible theory
az Mr. uArrs III, lie hos proceeded in that
direction about az far a. ho can under the
restraints Of our laws and customs. lie IL
loss Of a pastiaan than my President Of
recent years, 1Io found in the ponular
Iouse a majority u,nfls nm ef tbn nartv
, 1877-12-21

Tho siorY Ut The Indy who appeared al
Washington bali In dress covered with hnndt
and bills Is eclfpsca by that Ut tho Utat, na,,
who furnished his entlro house with postage
stamps.
, 1877-12-21

conNEiius VANDERBILT, OIL bis own show.
Ing. was very promising youta Ut tho ancient
order Ut /. o. U.
, 1877-12-21

scnatot Patterson had ycrtleo-and he
Isn't uut Of ttIr woods vet.
, 1877-12-21

,.,CnyETAST top1R. No. $40. A. r. md A. NJ
e. 7:2o oe1osf 4 Eorutsn lI. ~ Ea.t k!nsle;s
tenhsncd vf The members = teauessed Waiting
brethren Rso cordially Invited NJ orteruf
WM. KEIsIs. scs. q. II, COFFIN, W. n,
, 1877-12-21

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6en.4'.'au a,. .as onsefeu aao0f .ne .a"A u 'os
,a nsea e'a'ss so"e ...' nua''ne lana-so1,p, "n',
$3.50 ] ,,,.,, ~. rs'As , ~ '-o ~ s0A1o p'ssp ,, "
NV a,.uol~ useu' oseul'eu' nau "ulo,'
p-ooy . ,r a''' ,." o,en oosu' aaa so'u s.u'e aaa
a'u' w o'.o'e 'aoie - Jus. ~" rela'
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4eeo auoauJ ooeupiea ~ e1ou tai'n' tne
pasposo - w y p'oSe'u.7 u, 'no o1a'n' ctouo tne
title Of all the existing owners, and compet
ownora tn nav l}t,era1lv nnf ,,onv,lv f,r , n !.
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4'Sso ~ Wv o.ous'' "
Auooa 4o,n ~ ~H''A 1u's u'aehtaa''lng
p1a4tAo1S AaaS b1oA GA191oA 01 III ttlaE OF loCaE-
ing tus8 8cf1p ON tue A1nu covered by the
anlau l0kos and streams In oil tho land
o,..,. un,... t.t., .Ls + W,
ota1eH' 4aobe ihAeH aoound IN Northern
Indiana rnr,a Il, T1iinn,p ,rnr. b,,ad.,1. l.
A*A@At@AAaf 7o'*" 49, A4"A4e'et AsNny AuAu1GAs III
, 1877-12-21

.WARHlNNTUS CHAPTER No. ~. X. A. M.-
o.s!oGk 4 'a'i corner iisadop6 IND IiaHca ..
ANbiiKW !. QUILronD, II. r..
, 1877-12-21

Coliseum Novelty Theatre.
Clark street. opposite Court l1ouEe. ozark Work.
, 1877-12-21

Groenbacks at the Now York Stock Ex.
ohango yesterday closed at 074.
, 1877-12-21

HOME LODGE. No. soe. 4. F.. 4 A.. M.-Annnal
Con,mnnicston thth tkrday, eycn'ng. nt ia twenty
nent q d9et election q occss TOT tho ensuing ycs
" II. x. HERtstcE. sce,ct.rv.
, 1877-12-21

Tnndolrh Nsrct, between Clark 2ad iasat,,
Engagement Of tho Hesa EnRllsh Opera Truups
'tThc CLlnrs OF NotsnAady.~
, 1877-12-21

HtcFlckcF'R TheHtfe,
Madison attect, between 6ttte and Dearborn.
Ii
, 1877-12-21

U11ENrEL tOp0E, NO. -. 4. r. Il 4. N-Aa
anT of tc brethren ~ ean rt1uested attend
funeral Of our iAtu rothrr Francis H. IftE iraru
Eplscop.l Church. wAbaah Il O'clock this tfTt
ihe annual rommun!calon will he held this tFt!dsY)
eFcan1 At 7:30 o'clock for hnncss election OF etccr
3. ". T.. N. TUCKER XccrettFr.
, 1877-12-21

Nonrnt strrst. rorncr of praeborn. Engagement
D. II. Lsrkins. Jack Catc."
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
Council Meeting.

On Monday evening, February 9Th,
City Council met Present, council
men Hill, Parker, Judkins and Rich
ards, and J. B. Decker, clerk. when
the following business was had and
done. to-wit:
Minutes OF previous meeting read
and approved.
Scofield allowed s1.OO on road fund.
W. T. Rogers allowed bill for SO 50
on general fund.
s. Seeman allowed s5 25 on general
fund.
The license of J. Rauschkolb. 10 re-
tail beer, renewed for six months.
55Petition, by property owners in
block IS, presented by Mr.. L. Low
man, praying for an ordinance pro-
hi5iting the erect ion of frame build
ings on said block. The prayer of Pc
titiOn was granted, and an ordinance
as asked passed.
On motion the valuation on lot ten,
in block five, was reduced S400 90. il
being an erroneous assessment.
The council appointed w. a. Jud-
kins city assessor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

Americans. like Ortogral Of Basra. 6esire
that the golden stream should be sudden
and violent. and in their anxiety to acquire
wealth overwhslm themselves wfth the
cares Of business until their Overtaxsd sys-
tens are broken down under the pressure
20 which they are subjected This is one
prolific cause OF nervous diseases so common
in this country Another and probably
greater one is the very general propensity 20
run into excess In excitensnt and the use
Of liquors and tobacco. which soon ruin the
strongest nervous organizations. Such suf-
ferers have more difficulty in Obtaining re-
lief than almost any other class Or. Rad
cliffs Seven Seals or Golden Wonder IS a
sovereign remedy for all neryocs affections,
no matter how they were incurred. The
worst eases OF neryO1s-6ebiIIty hare been
cured with singular rapidfty By It's use. The
Seven Seals is a purely vegetable compound
containing no poisonous or unwheIeSome
and acts directly upon the usT-
vOuS system feo
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

The right Of petition is a sacred
right that ought not to be denied.
The duty of Legislators to respect and
heed the petitions OF the people i
everywhere acknowledged and should
not De neg lected Grange.
Now, put that with this. clipped
from the same article:
If we had the power we would
make it impossible for the psoDIe of
this State. or Of sny caunty or pre-
cinet. 60 increase their debts a single
dollar.
Notwithstanding the sacred right
Of petition. snd the duty of legisIa-
tors to respect and heed" the ex-
pressed demands Of the people, ''if sve
had the power, ,Ue would make il i'm
possible" !" etc.
The trouble with Moore Is, he is
fearfully troubled with egotism-has
the big bead-and thinks he knows q
great deal better what the people want
thsn they know themselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

On Tuesday the ferry company
becoming alarmed st the tender con
dition Of the lee, and the dangerous
situation Of their boat, which, win
tered On this side, raised steam, broke
and cut through the ice, and succeed
before night in landing the Mary
J. Arnold safely across on the other
shore, where she is thought to be out
Of danger from crushing ice. We
congratulate captains Bailey and
BausfisId on their inGomitable couE-
age and good luck.