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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

Our newly appointed Governor, ]. P. Hoyt, and family, together wi;h Inc Sccre- tary of the Territory, are on the incoming stage which i> due here tomorrow. Prescott. the Capital of Arizona, will he represented by Governor and Secretary on the 10th of June, and will be welcomed by over l5,OOO good ciue -fnsrica9 cti-raS. notwithstand- . ing John WasSon * Co.'S assertion 10 the contrary
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

James Bright, Esq, of Antelope Creek and Peoples Valley, the best dairyman in Arizona. is in town for the first time in eighteen months. Mir. Bright k one of the pioneers of Arizona, having settled at Wal nut Grove in the fall Of 1863. Mr. Bright iS an honorable, upright citizen and has sbouldcred his gun on a score of occasions to fight the murderous Apache, of whom he has made many feel, and kcenly too, the eff feet of well aimed bullet. He is one of the trial jurors and will probably be with us sometime.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

A pr. Wardell, late of the State of New York. has commenced the practice of his profession st Walnut Grove, healing the sick. causing the lame to walk, etc, the old crutches, SD common to be seen. are now laid by and the former invalids are attend ing dancing school
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

MT. Thompson, from Thompson valley. ar rived this morning with load of yegeta- bles, which he sold inside of ten minute, after arrival in town, Nr Thompson will make regular trips in with all varieties of new vegetables from his valuable ranch.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

SAN FRANCISCO. June 4.-Po,tmaster. Prescott, A. T.:-A bill of exchange drawn by The First National Gold Bank of San Francisco for 300 francs, payable to Lord & koltz, was picked up near Wickenburg. Arizona. when the mali was robbed on May 18th and sen: to me by Postmaster to tind the owner. Please make inquiries who for warded the same, and inform me of the fact. Very Respectfully, l.. l.. ALEXANDER.
 Special Agent F. O. Dt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

NIT. Whitehair, the newly appointed postmaster at Skull Valley, lessee of the Bo- ner,s ranch and station, keeps q good house. and his accommodations are of superior and varied nature. The finest hay and pas. lure for stock intrustcd to his care. We ad- wise all who pass to give him call. and they will be sure to do so again.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

NIT. ]. B. Lewis, of the Variety store, has recently purchased water power on the Verde and contemplatcS the erection of a wooden mill at no distant day. Mr Lewis has an experience of over twenty years in the mill business, and whatever he under takes m that line we are confident will prove & success.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

John F. Bayari. who is sinking on tine Maryland, owrod by Colonel Reynolds. Cap tain Simpson aud Captain Eagan. located 300 yards south of the Zalida mine. has struck about fifteen inches of good ore, and the prospects for a fair mine is now hatter- inr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

Lillian Dixon, who has been confined in the county jail for sometime on charge of an assault with intent 10 do bodily harm was, to-day discharged for want of sufficient evidence before the Grand Jury to find s blll
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

Paul Weber. Esq, removed into his fine new brick house in West Prescott last Thurs day. which Is the finest private residence in the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

Orpheus (. Kerr tells now purely lcgiti- mate business tr.ufactioaSare consummated You are a io-j~laior. Will you vote for this bill. Lei me sec your jack-knife. vii! giye you $l0,0Q0 for that knife"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

TRIAL JURoRs.-Thc District Court met this morning, and the trial jurors reported and were dismissed until tomorrow morn ing at 10 o'clock. About thirty five an Swered to the roll-call out of forty. four summoned.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

week ending June Q, lS77:
 Allen Matte NJ Lewis II F. Allen David Mc;hisOn W + AtrhiSon = M Moore Daniel Bullock John Meredith Rev'd BarS;ow | O Mcclellan Thos Bronx X G Moore X ! Benton James MOrrCll M M Byers John \ Moreland D C Bakmon " C Nice James Brown w Nichols O P-2 Bunglorf Ncwbv T J-2 Brady NJ Newton Harry M Clark John Perrino George Calais Charles Pryor Jerry Culbert Hugh2 Robbins Thomas Chiano Joseph Rupert J Davis " H2 Riggs Verge Donahue Thomas Retler Jacob Dunn John kuDottom ( F. Dickinson Charles Richardson \ Fisher Captain Rowell Mir Galloway J B Riley Mrs Jas Gray James Riley John Gable Henry Safford George GilroN James StoCkCr Locker 6rrig>bv Reuben Stephens Price Henley ] J-2 Scoller Willie-S Heiman Emma Stecploton r B-2 Houck WI Shyrock GeUrgc-2 Hudson Charles Schaicr A B-2 Hagood William starr C Higgins Fanny Miss Seikirk Henry Harri, q W Walch ] T Harwood W X Welch D-J Hanna Robt Whistle Isaac Herald George Nands X II Col Krearer II A WickloN George Lemon A D-2 Wesley Juhn-2 Lagicr NJ R Ncich Mat Leighton Phil
 The above named persons will Ilease cal Tor Advertised Letter"
 T. ". OTIS, P. N.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

Hon. Coles Ba>hford left for California, accompanied by his family, on Tuesday last, 10 be absent about SIX months.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

NEW MINE.-Eastern Slope; gold and sil yer: Peck district. Frank Sholtz, D. K. Houghtelin. J S Drew.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

We are sorry to chronicle the fact that Ed. F. Bowers is suffering severely from an acute attack of rheumatism.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

Moses Langley Of Upper Kirkland Val Icy, brought in load of excellent corn this morning which he offers for sale. MT. Langley has the finest farm house in Yaya. pal county.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
EIGHTH INFANTRY:
Local IntelIigence.
SATURDAY..

Territory vs. Hunt, was brought up to-day snd the prisoner plead, not guilty.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
LEGAL.
Notice.

To John Nozan and all otheis deriving tile by deed O, location. 10 the mine known The overlook situated ID Owens distrct NeCrcakn hl, Mohave County. A r
 You tie hereby notified that ii you do a ycar with n ui ely Ni day rum this date and pay Co C Chsi... oPherson your proportion uf the assessment as required by law, tue undersigned will claim aud forfeit your ierest in sad lode according to ihc ring laws of Inc district. C. CHRISTOPuERSoN
 hardVNiAe' A. T. April 9th, !es1. ap6 im.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

c. A. Nhipple, an honest farmer and good citizen, of Skull valley, has seen it to ask that his name be placed on the subscription
 lis: ot tine MINER. Which We willingly obey.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

Dr. Goodfellow, who has been confined to his room for the past week, is convalcscent.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

Judge !. W. Kelsey, of Kirkland Valley, has purchased lumber and post, whcrcwih 10 fence his farm. Miller Bros. have the contract for hauling the material
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
Dissolution Notice.

The co-parnersbip hertofre existing between Benne Ellis Levy NOllenburg and Max woeuberg doing bus mess under ihe firm of B Ellis X Co., has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
 R. ELLIS
 his
 l.. S WOLLENBERG
 mark
 h. WOLLENBERG. The undersigned having this day bought al the right ute and interest belonging 60 the firm cf E. Ellis d Co m Prescott have forme co-painership under the firm name of D. Levy d Co The business will be con. ducted at ihe old stand All due the late firm of E. Ellis < Co is due and payable io D. Levy A Co who are also responsible for all dehs due bv ihe firm of b Ells Co D. LEVY.
 his
 L @ wOLLENBERG
 mark nyeswi N. WoLLENBERG.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
MONDAY.

Fine crops are reported al the Mormon settlement, on the Little Colorado.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
Postofiice Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the Prescott Postoflice, Yavapai county, Arizona, for the woeE pDdiucr Tuup IS--.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

$. (. Miller has purchased large lot O corn in Ferguson and Kirkland valleys
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

The Hon. F. C. Peek, after an absence of several months in San Francisco, on busi- ness connected with the Peek Mining Co. $ interests. returned home yesterday.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

NIT. Cannon, near the Divide, on the Iron Spring toll-road, burns coal and manufac lures fencing posts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

II is pleasing sight to see the Peck Min ing Co.'S checks circulating in our town quite freely
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

The corn crop in the vicinity of Prescott is looking better than the crops outside in the different Valleys.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

A good station k that kept by MT. At kinson at the Toll-gatc on the Iron Spring road
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

The above named persons will Ilease call for Advertised Letter"
 T. ". OTIS, P. M.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-26

ALLrANoE.-It turned out that 1t was not burg
lars who went to Grosners residence at O'Clock
on Thursday morning of last week and nearly
broke in the door, but only three young men Of
our town who were returning home from night
of social enjoyment" and who concluded they
would finish up the programme by soaring
Grosner." How they could so far forget the re-
spect they owe to themselves and their friends as
to engage in such disreputable conduct is GER
tainly mystery and is to be greatly regretted
Knowing that Mr. Grosners house had been bur
glarized only week previous, they must have
been devoid of all reason to think the proceed
ings indulged in by them then could be consid'
cred coke" We do not wish to be too severe
but if young men of their standing we're to be up
held in such unlawful conduct at sHch an hour
of the night, and allowed to pass unrebuked
other parties would be excusable in carrying the
'joke" still farther.-LeGder.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-26
LATE NEWS.

Jacob A. Bluman, ex-Treasurer OF Allentown
Pa, has been arrested, charged with embezzlluR
$4,000 OF the clly's funds.
Des Moines, Iowa. July ls -Congiderable ex.
element was caused this morning by the an
nouncement that the State Bank, fthls city, has
closed its doors This was formerly the National
STATE Bank, but sometime since lis charter was
surrendered and ltreorganzed as private Bank,
owned and managed by Capt B. West & Sons
An order has been sent byan English house 10 O.
firm In New Jersey for two hundred or three hun.
dred skilled carpenters and olners to be dispatch
ed TO Liverpool The pay offered is about equal
to nine dollars, greenbacks per week
Cleveland, July lS-J, p. oBrlen of the Sun.
day Tines was arrested late last night and lodged
in the central police station, for contempt OF
court At tnoon to-day he was bailed out but no
sooner was he on the street than an officer arrest
ed him for sending improper matter through the
United States mails, and turned him over to the
United States MSrshal. His case will be tried
next Monday In the United States court
Huntington, Ind, July 2O.-Jacob French, a
well digger Of this place, Is charged with SNUG.
CLING cask Of dynamite from Europe in the
Hamburg steamer Frlesa to New York in April
last which was conhscated by the Custom.hou
officers. He was arrested here this morning for
the same by the United States marshal.
Three more men and a girl have been murder
ed by the rebel Indians in Idaho Fortunately
General Howard will be able TO punish the saya-
ges severely for this outrage-in his next dis
patch.
Newport, Pa, July l0-The Peoples Bank. OF
thiu ria haJ OF Qs H.,
$4,000 in bonds last night
Wilmington, Del, July l9-The house of David
Graves Of Brandywine Springs was robbed last
night Of $1,000 In United States bonds, 500 In
cash and valuable jewelry.
Rochester, N Y, July ia package contain.
ing $4,000 in individual securities, including
bonds Of Bloomington and Empire, Illinois, Leav-
enworth City, st. Johns Church, Canandaigua
and the Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad, was stolen
from the First National Bank Of Canandaigua.
Harisburgh, July 11-Frank Wilson, Harris.
burgh negro, aged about q years, was executed
in the jail yard of this county to-day, on the same
gallows on which Rosentine and Moody, negroes,
three years ago. suffered death for the brutal mur
der Of Joseph Benin, an old farmer. The crime
for which Wilson was hanged was the killing on
the night of June 16, 1876 of John B. Rudy, dis
sOute, onearmed dealer in rags and old iron.
The murder was inspired by a desire to rob the
cripple, who was known to have between $50 and
$40 about him.
Richmond July l7.-Col. Julian Harrison, To-
bacco Inspector at the shoCkoe warehouse, was
killed this morning by the discharge Of pistol
while closing the drawer of his Office.
Boston, July 1.-THE Commissioner of Savings
Banks has enjolned the Haverhill Mass, Savings
Bank from doing further business.
River DuLoup, Quebec, July ia sharp shock
OF an earthquake occurred here at three o'clock
this morning, lasting about 30 seconds
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-26

FIRE-The illumination of the sky, noticed
here by many, late on Saturday evening, was
caused by the burning of the fine new barn of eli
WISE short distance west Of New Berlin. The
barn contained about 1000 bushels Of unthreshed
new wheat, 40 tons of hay besides several sets of
harness, wagon, buggy, reaper and other agricul-
tural implements. The stock was safely removed
with the exception of one horse somewhat scorch-
ed, as was also the man that endeavored to save
him. The origin of the fire cannot be accounted
for unless it was the work Of an incendiary. The
loss is estimated at about $4,000. Insured in the
Home Mutual Of Plain and Jackson townships for
$3.50. Through the timely arrival of neighbors
and their prompt action, the granary containing
a small quantity of old wheat the corn crib and
other outbuildings, were saved,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-26

Alexis has reached the paternal roof. The
Car looked at the young man as he dropped into
the nearest chair and said
"Ah hal Got home, have ye2"
"Yes sir"
"Where have you been"
"out tn boys"
"Got any money left2'
mo, zer,"
"Debts2"
The young man felt in his breast pocket, drew
out two or three bonds for his appearance before
the mayors court. The old man read them said
he'd attend to them, told his son to put on clean
shirt and get shaved and keep away from Amer
lea. And ten minutes afterward Alexis was Sit
ting with his head wrapped in wet towels trying
to tell Russian barkeeper with name like fit
of delirium tremens how to make an American
cocktail Burlington RGtOkeye.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-26
ABOUT THE W. & L, E. r, R.
A LETTER FROM A. b. PAUL.

A LETTER FROM A. B. PAUL.
Hopedae, O., July 10, 1877.
TO The Editors fRe Gazette;
On the 10th Of this month, at the invitation Of
Mr.. H. B. Wilson, contractor Of the W. & L. E. II.
r., had the pleasure Of taking ride on the new
narrow gauge railroad from Norwalk TO Milan,
and thence towards Huron TO the end Of the truck,
at that time finished within one and a half miles
OF the Government pier. Although somewhat
preJudiced against making the W, & l., L, r. r. a
narrow gauge not 80 much on account Of the
gauge as the manner In which 1t was done
was, however agreeably disappointed. twill do
the business there Is no doubt and will pay lts
stockholders in time, and when main trunk lines
are built to the seaboard II will answer all the
demands Of the country at less cost than the
standard gauge Mr.. Magee, the consulting engi'
neer, together with President Robinson, passed
over the route last week from Toledo to Wheeling
understand Mr. Magee 10 well pleased with the
line and the country through which II passes
The success Of Mr.. Wilson in negotiating the
bonds Of the company depending much on the
report OF Mr. Magee stamps his visit over the line
Just now with more than ordinary significance.
We understand, however that some members OF
the old Board opposed the plans suggested, and
are threatening injunctions, receiverships, &C.
From all we can learn there is not doubt but
that the road could have been built under the
former contract with Mr. Wilson, with some mod
ifcations that could have been made. have
also been informed personally that the officers as
well as Mr. Wilson, intend pushing the work on
the eastern end Of the line, Much, however, de-
pends upon the promptness with which the stock
holders respond 10 the last and only call in pay.
ment OF their stock to relieve the company from
embarrassment occasoned from the work already
done. The suits at Cadiz having been decided in
favor Of the company, ali that obstnacy on the
part Of the stockholders should abate, and en-
courage the work to be resumed again on the hard
portion of the line Mr. Wilson has so far full.
filled his agreement TO the letter, and should he
at any time fail the company would be In that
case so much ahead. can see no earthly reason
why the road cannot be built during the next IS
months, at least the II miles from Hopedale to
Portland, and from Warsaw or Zoar to the lake.
leaving the two tunnels to be flushed, as they
can he, In q short time afterwards.
Hoping have not trespassed upon your room,
as well as your many readers time, shall close
for the present Yours truly, A. B, PAUL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-26

BoLIvAR,-A row boat was seen coming down
the Tuscarawas river at Bolivar on Wednesday
last, containing two young men. They were seen
to pull up to shore and carry small box on
shore. The young men then took their guns and
went off into the woods to hunt. The boat laid
there for two days, and the heavy rains rising the
river, Mr.. John Fettes went to the river and got
the boat and boxes and took them home for fear
of their floating of. The box contained large
lot of taxirdermist specimens of birds and fishes
and the other case contained an assortment of In.
dian relics,-such as arrow heads, knives, &C.. and
also small sewing case. The boxes containing
the arrow head, &C., was marked John H. Prince
Canton o. The other box was marked Gust Leib-
tag, Bryan, Ohio, and the other box was marked
Albrecht Bros, Massillon, o. The owners of the
boxes reside in Canton and have recovered their
property.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-26

CAMP MEETNG.-A Union Camp Meeting on the
line Of Holiness is to be held at Waynesburgh,
Stark county, o., twelve miles southeast Of Can
ton, on the Pittsburgh and Cleveland railroad in
Madison NJ. Mays Maple Grove, Immediately ad.
joining the town and railroad station, commenc-
ing Aug. % and closing Sept 4. Every possible
convenience and comfort, at the most reasonable
rates will be Afforded. The Grove iS beautiful
and large, containing two wells OF excellent wa
ter, and will be enclosed by picket fence, and
entered BY gate at which a small fee viii be re-
quired Of each person and applied to the necesBa-
~ expense Of the meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-26

FATAL Acc1DENT.-on Saturday last, a man by
the name of Nelson, who resides near New Balti-
more, took load Of wheat to Middle Branch to
mill. On returning for bis grist his horses became
frightened near the slaughter house beyond the
creek bridge and ran away, breaking the tongue
Of the wagon and evidently dragging the man
some distance as after the team was stopped by
Mr.. Oberly, Mr.. Nelson was found some
distance down the road, lying in an insensible
condition. He died in about two hours after
Iua rda
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-26
GEORGIA TO HER NEW SENATOR.

Don't go it too strong, o Benjamin Hill,
The Georgia that honored may honor you STILL
But not If your tongue is too lavish with praise
OF the artful devices of Rutherford Hayes.
OF carpetbag thieves there at length is surcease,
And Georgia has Joy in her sisters release,
Though she isn't by any means ready to swear
That it's due to the Fraud in the Presidents chair
From the bondage of years, from the wrong and
the grief,
To be free once again is precious relief;
But reason must fail ere our tongue can applaud
The creature whose forehead Is branded with
Fraud.
Don't go it too strong, then, o Benjamin Hill,
That the State which has honored, may honor
you still;
As mother she speaks to dutiful child,
And teaches the wisdom of drawing 1t mild.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-26

PROBATE COURT-on Monday, Evan Jones, who
has been In jail for several weeks on charge of
attempting to commit rape upon little girl in
his employ named Bridget McGinness, both resi-
dents Of Lawrence township, was brought before
Judge Heldenbrand, and through his attorney,
plead for dismissal from custody. After hearing
the testimony the Judge decided that there was
sufficient cause to bind the defendant over to the
Common Pleas court In the sum Of $500 In de-
fault Of which he was remanded to Jail.
Valentine Pfrman, Of Perry township was
brought before his honor upon a complaint Of In
sanity. After careful examination by our lead
ing physicians, the unfortunate man was pro-
nounced insane, and papers Issued for his con-
fnement at the Newburgh asylum. Mr.. Phrman
is U, 8. pensioner, having been severely wound
ed in the late war while serving in an Illinois
regiment 1r
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-26
INSIDE THE RING.

will, however whisper privately in your ear
that would like to be inside the Ring at Wash
ington-FHlton editor Baltimore american, to
Creswel Grants Postmaster General.
There are pleasures OF hope there are pleasures of
fame,
There are pleasures too many to give them q
name,
But the pleasures that poets don't commonly
sing,
Is the pleasure l seek-to be inside the ring
I've paper devoted to humbug aud cant,
That would slobber Ger Hayes as 1t tslobbered Ger
Grant,
If only the latter would do the right thing,
And let me be reckoned inside Of the Ring.
Give glory to gudgeons, who gloly may price
care not for glory-it can't advertise
But man to his journal rich treasure may
bring
From the spoils that are gathered inside of the
Ring.
Though Hayes be fraud and Reform decoy,
The conscience is weak that such trifes annoy;
Their praises I'm ready and willing to sing,
Provided I'm quartered inside Of the Ring.
N Y Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-26
REIMER,S PLACE,

lO4 North Howard street, Akron, Ohio, 2nd door
from the corner of Market st. Having rehtted
and refurnished his room, has just opened
Rrst.class restaurant in connection with his wine
and liquor business. His place is one OF the best
in the city, and will always be supplied with the
hest CINCINNATI LAGER BEER, also CATAwBA
WINES and PORTER on draught, porter and ale
by the case, fine havana cigars and !oDaccC
George invites all his Stark County FRIENDS 10 call
at WEDERs PLACE when they visit Akron
i,,tto a,v
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-26

Last Friday Detective Weber of Canton, arrested
Geo. Snyder and Geo. Lloyd, at Mansfield for bur
glarizlng Wiler q Michaels store at Congress last
Aprit, of S1SS,5O worth of clothing Wayne Co.
Dem.
The aboYeis evidently mistake. The only "de-
tectlVe Weber" we know of in this city the sOlic.
itor and collector for the Stark Co. DEMOCRAT.
he Is generally about detecting delinquent sub
scribers and requesting them to assist in furnish.
ing assistance to keep the ball rolling.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-26

The patent right man is around again. This
time 1t is patent "hoisting jack" He only ap'
points some farmer an agent-that's all-but he
charges him FIVE or six hundred dollars for the
time he spends in talking to him. We learn that
q couple of fellows passed through Amanda town.
ship last week and the result is, James sunder-
land was around notifying our banks not to pur-
chase any note with his name attached. We
rather think "Jeemes" has been stuck" He
didn't "te his dog loose.-LtmG Den