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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20

WHAT IT DOEs.-A customer gained by an advertisement which costs but a few cents, may be held for years if fairly dealt by. This is the way in which enterpris- ing business man regards judicious adver- Using. A merchant may obtain customer almost without cost, whose patronage will bring him in hundreds, if not thousands of dollars in profit in the future. Advertising IS not understood by all, but the person who studies the subject will not neglect the opportunity to profit frcm that class of advertising which costs but a trifie, and goes through thousands of papers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
Obituary---wilIie Heidenreicht

In the quiet hours of Sunday morning there passed from earth the tired spirit ot ; beautiful boy. Willie Heidenreicht was lov ed by all who knew him. At ten o'clock thi. a. m. his sorrow-stricken father and mother with friends and schoolmates, followed his remains to the grave. That was a beautiful tribute his teacher (Miss Sherman paid him: "I never knew Willie to speak an angry word" In his death Prescott Free Academy loses one of its most promising youths. As one by one death claims us for his own. we cannot help asking whose turn will come next. R.
 Prescott. Sent. 16th. 1S-S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20

We have had conversation with Mir. John Rees, who returned on Sunday with
 MT. Riecker and others of the late survey ing expedition, and he corroborates the de- tailed history of the Ava Supai Indians, as published in the MINER three years ago, at the time of their discovery by Dan O'Ieary and Charley Spencer. According to Mir. Riecker's barometrical measurement, the valley, or gorge, III which the Ava S1pais live, cultivate the soil, raise horses, etc, is 2,S25 feet below the level of the adjacent country, and the walls, or bluffs of rock, which hedge the valley in, on either side, are nearly perpendicular. A few trails wind about among the rocks, on the west side, by which the Indians climb in and out, and MT. Riecker's party, approaching it from the East, came down steep canyon, twelve miles in length (along winch runs difficult trall) down which they succeeded in leading their horses with difficulty. The Ava Su. pals received them kindly, offered them melons, peaches, green corn, squashes, sun- flower -seed-bread, etc., and appeared to be we'll pleased to meet their pale-faced friends all except the engineer, on whom and his instruments they looked with suspicion. as designed to take their country away from them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
Military Department Affairs.

It is expected that the troops who Jeff Fort Yuma last Wednesday arrived at Eh. renberg Saturday morning, and that they will reach here in about seven days iron, the present time. Company F, Twelfth In fantry, under Lieut.. Evans, will be station ed at Fort Whipple; companies B and K, same regiment, under Major Egbert and Capt. Dove, will be located at Camp Verde. and c and D, same regiment, under Capt. Yiven and Lieut.. Mills, at Camp Apache.
 All the offices at department headquarters have been thoroughly renovated and look as bright as q new pin.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
KRiecker Surveying Party's Explorations.
AVA sUPAI IEDIASs-EIeHLY INTERPRETING
 ADDITIONAL FACTS.

This surveying party, sent out by authority
 of Gen. Wilcox, and under the direction oi Lieut. T. A. Touey. A. D. C., and Acting Chief Engineer Officer of the Department
 of Arizona. returned on Sunday: MT
 Paul Riecker, topographer; MT. John Reese,
 minerologist; and Mr. Daniel OIeary,
 guide; as, also, number of otker persons
 connected with the outfit.
 l Mir. RiecKer has in his possession a large
 number of preclous stones, found during
 the trip: rubies, emeralds, topazes, garnets,
 and different sized stones that may prove to be diamonds
 l The party ascended to the top of the San Francisco mountain, found a fine grazing country all about there, fine timber, and an excellent stream of water necr the top of l the mountain. Triangulations were taken from there of the region of country to be explored. Thence they went down to the Little Colorado, where they had to do some rafting. Proceeded afterwards to the h. dian country, along the southern side of the river, for a distance of nearly 300 miles. Went to Cataract creek, where there are about 300 Ava Supai Indians. Their crops looked well: corn, peaches, melons, etc. The scenery was imposing. Beheld a falls of 425 feet. The water was clear. There is a good farming location there three miles long Dy four miles wide. The walls of the creek canyon are 5000 feet high; of the river canyon, 5000 feet high.
 The party next visited Aubry cliffs, and took sights and explored generally. MT. Riecker IS of the opinion that part of the country is exceedingly rich in highly valu- able minerals.
 Proceeded down towards Mexico moun- ! tains. Took latitude and made triangula- l tions.
 Went to Blackberry and examined the | minerals there. Thence back to Prescott.
 The object of the expedition was fully | Superior maps will soon be | made and issued.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
A New Danger.

While we are sympathizing with the vel. low fever sufferers at the South, it is re. ported that we are threatened with an eni. demic of the glanders among horses, if it has not, in fact, already set in. A veterin. ary surgeon from Oregon alleges that he has witnessed seventy cases of the disease Tn this city, and that it is likely to spread This Is matter that deserves some atten- tion, and should be looked into by those
 nay,ing the public health in charge.-S. F.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
Latest from Walnut Grove.
Correspondence of tho MINER.


 The rains are over, apparently, and tho country looks beautiful. The agricultural outlook is favorable, generally. There will be only medium crop of corn, the rains having come little too late But the water melon ah, the juicy watermelon it is four lshlng Tn all its glory-specimens as large as small barrel not being uncommon. The political pot is simmering a little. the principal interest centering on Delegate and Sheriff. Woolsey is the faverite for the former and Drew for the latter office. No particular fault is found with the present Sheriff but the people of this section are opposed to third terms, from principle, and believe that Mir. Drew has al the qualIfica- tons necessary for an able and efficient off cer.
 Mir. Lamberson and lady think of startinp for Sonora soon in company with some pe0, pie recently from Oregon. JuSIrs- Walnut Grove, Sept. 18th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
School Election.
IN SCHOOL pIsTnIC-r x,-vprn ,

IN SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER NINE. Notice is hereby given that a special cleo. ton will be held at the school house. in Dis. trict No. 9, (Chino Valley) Yavapai county, A. IT., on Wednesday, Sept. 25th, 1878. to de. termlne the question of tax or no tax. on inc proposition to raise the sum of Five Hun. 9red Doiiars, to enable the trustees of said district to maintain the public school for tbe term oi SIX months. $. c. REFS,
 GEO. BANGHART. D. w. SEWERS,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
Dissolution NetiCe.

Notice is hereby given that the CO., partner. smp heretofore existing between the under. signed in the tinsmithing, tin and stove bus- mes, at Prescott, A. T., under the firm name 3l Frederick x Hill, is this day dissolved py mutual consent, MT. Frederick retiring irofh the hrm. CHAS. E. FREDERICK
 SAMUEL HILL.
 Prescott, Sept. II, 1878. aw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20

kearney has about lost his grip. The Baltimore workingmen cold-shoulded him away and the Washington workingmen repudlated him. Philadelphia seems to be the only place where he can successfully pool his issues and get a hundred and eighteen dollars for couple of hours blas- phemy and obscene Philadelphla
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
From the Little Colorado.
Correspondence of the MrSrn.

A letter dated the 18th says: The volume of water in the Little Colorado has run down considerably but the stream is still difficult to cross CD account of the quick sands. All the travel goes around by way of the Mormon bridge.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
Assessment Notice.

liam De Witt: ' N "n-
 You will take notice that if you fail to appear and do iour proporuon of assessment work on the Casket tns ate of this notice the undersigned will claim for Ieure oi your interests in the same orng to the United States and Territorial mining laws " N-'
 p.. JAMES BIDDLE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20

Action IS brought in the District Court of the secon, Judicial District in and for the county of Marieons i the Territory of Arizona. 4e0pa'
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to Marin,
 lou are hereby summoned and required to nnrear an scton brought against you by aboye-name3 nl.; u m tne District Court of the Second JuilcisI Dis rict m and Tor the Coul of Maricopa in the Te--s tory oi Arxona and answer the complaint filed with h. Clerk of this Court at Phsnx in said Counfv I. co
 WHICH eompalns accompanies this suu1monsl witbir tweay days exeRsiye of the day of seryice1 afr th service upon you of this summons if served in ,hi county but served out of the county and i.hir tai days. - e' osSes iorty
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to ,r
 ad answer the complaint above reouiref inc 1isI .n s sppy to the said Distc; Court for the relief de nsnoea in sad complaint. The said scrlon ls bron, to obtain decree dissoying the bonds ot nesesefore and nov existing between the pianti s,, oeiendan according to the statutes in sncn casss and provided. and general relief and costs rnents in this behalf expendesi.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said r,;..-s. Court st Phenix, this 10th iay of July IA D. Is7s
 aussuoe FRANCIS A. SHAW, Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
For Sala.

The undersigned offers for sale cheap for cash o- i. reponshe party st reasonable rent his house snd lo q Siiieft The building i~ furnished and contans sl me Fixtures required for saloon business.
 Prescott, August sS, ls7s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
Summons.

In the District Court Second Judicial District fl, ,h. County of Maricopr and Territory of Arizona. 'Ae HENRY E. LIVELY, Plaintiff.
  MARTHA E. LIVELY Deft
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
COLORADO NET MEXICO AND ARIgl
DR. SPIN N El
 No. II KEARIEY STREET, Treats all Chonic and Special rssS'


 M HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM TBE : " fects of youthful folies or indiscr.sion, VII 6s 70 avail themselves Of this, the greatest boon s at the altar of suffering humanity. DE. SPINSlls guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case of seEsa ness or private disease Of any kind or charsc,a r he undertakes aud fails to cure.
 AIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age Of thirty te sixty se 7 troubled with foo frequent evacuation of ihe SS oieen accompanied by slight srlariing or barsEs 1 satoi, and weakness of the systeln in A n1afe Z patient cannot account for fi,, .ysrsj ins. ihe l ueposlts a ropy sediment will cften hs fouut1End tIne7 small particles of sibumeu giu appesse VIII bv ot thin niilEish hue again changing Q - @ shd toTIid appearance. There are nIsiy Tren Sse tiis cirEcuity ignorant of She carse, yhsh . hs - stage Of seminal weakness. Dr. $. s.iu synarsEses .ec' cure III a! such eases, sad he=ishy rssfs the genito-urinary organs 4. 1IFicE hoURs-i0 tO and to 8. SIndsSs l.>. I- Io II A. M- ConsJjtatiOn free. Thorough exEni'- and aavice, $. Cal or address,
 DR. sFINNEY < CO., ni1ylodSWly No II Kesrney s., San frah 70
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
T0a'abieasA / me California Mea. ma,L.

were thosa ,osa little over year ago. Al t,.,
 tempt to conts1d thought t foolish trsnsscon fl, e.' gagged by the Prsc tor share of the trade so Ion " same in Ta and by close attention to busSs1 ts att eyt variety of keeping on hand aIcsys uoin the able .s,,, ns small concern has grown . U ,f i;fH- longer pass sF@oe sST the nest trade ef Preseos. nid- meats at prices tbss FIDDLE We have always sd,o no as ia ,. 3n a in asrs the business S, n1a within te ORLANDO AfLfS fSa meats w be sod as S0hS~c'sd o% here snere they raise or buv .hai other man, no be either sos,sd are hrmly established and Scrs We are try. ""-oozed drove ors of .hn aae.id to
 fFsseott August 27, IS7s W. COFFEE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
Notice tO Taxuav.rs

Notice is hereby given that sh.
 ,o .a ana also the Tax RoI Of School Dis.v., , hs, Soonty' for the year 1878 have been ,. NO ' nSson are now due and payable st nv o s aseessed her net , on before ths second Monday in nss,, pr cent 1' 1ss VIE De returned delinquent and sss,
 Prescott. Ar,zo,. tn, D. ', RowEIs, Tax eeuec.or.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-10
Middleton,

DEAR BULLETIN Christmas is over,
and so is the marrying fever. We have 4
few old-bachelors left, but these hard times,
and the severe weather have chilled their
counting ardor Mr. Charley Craig and his
fair bride are happy cooling doves, and
now We have to announce another welded
pair. DR.. J. J. Alexander, one of our pop
ular physicians, married on the evening of
the 20th ult., ut the residence OF Mrs. Sallic
Campbell near town. the pretty Miss Ella
Craig. They left on the train for Ripley to
spend some days at the groom's fathers.
After enjoying themselves among their Mis-
sisSippi friends they will return TO make
Middleton their future home. We give
them cordial welcome,
The people of the vicinity of Greenwood
Academy had Christmas Tree on the night
of the 9th OF Dec. The distribution of
presents was conducted by Messrs. George
Iopp, Willie Warren, and Nathan Yopp.
Willie Nicely represented Santa Claus. The
house was crowded to it's full capacity The
affair was Rost creditabIe to the managers,
the order was excellent; and everything
passed off i'll the mcrriest and happicst man
ner. We also had delightful music TO en-
liven the occasion. Mrs Victoria Thorn
son performed on the Dhlcimer and B. 3.
Thompson on the violin. They executed
some very popular pieces after the distrlbu-
ton was over, especially that dear old song
'Swcct iiome," after which the gay crowd
dispersed TO seek their homes.
There is prospect that our section will
| soon have a colony of immigrants from
Michigan. We will give them cheap lands
and extend to all such q warm welcome.
We hope the BULLETIN may have still
larger circulation, rs its influence will be
felt this year i'll our elections. We want
the winter weather to break, that you may
come out and speak to the people. Happy
New Year to YOU. POLK
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-10
Go to He'll"

I beg pardon of all the ladies for this pro-
fame quotation, for it is phrase unsuited to
ears polite albeit it is as common in the
mouth of many young men-and some old
oncs-as cigar,or quid of tobacco, ana is
spurted out as rccklcssly and Extensively as
the smoke of the one, or the juice of the
other. Those addicted to its Use are found
not alone among those occupying the pit and
gallery in theater of life, but also among
those who make up the dress circle. This
tcrse phrase is often used rs an argument
when every other resource fails, particular
ly when a favor is asked, or different
course suggested, the refusal in either "a c
being boiled down to the consisting of three
words, -"go-to-hell."
Since man is a gregarious animal, loving
company OF his kind, it is probable that
those habtually using this phrase desire that
they to whom it is applied, should really go
to the place designated so as to be compa-
ny for them when they get there, it is SIM
ply request on the part of those making
it, for you to make their future home yours
a little beforehand This seems to be the
only rational manner Of accounting for the
numerous and pressing invitations people re-
GIVE 10 $50 10 hell"
Formerly the bare mention of this bad
place suggested uncomfortable thoughts
and when the preacher would dilate upon
the length of time one would have to stay
there, the fire and birthstone surrounding.
every nerve would thrill with horror. But
now all these fears may be thrown to the
Winds, for 10! there are preachers in the land
who tell us there is no hell, or 1T least, that
the question of hell is one of "minor imnor-
tancc" What great relief this is to all
who have sense enough to believe it. These
teachers and their following are strong evil
dence il support of Darwin's theory of evo-
luton; for they have reached the step oc-
cupicd by the mule and can never get any
higher in the moral and intellectual scale
and should they die and go to that place
! (which they say is not the friends of mo.
rality, religion and virtue, could ONLY
view it in the light of another question o.
minor inheritance" JOSH
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-10
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver
DAIN in the right sida. under &c ede
L of the ribs, incrcas.ss on p--,surt
sometimes the pain is in iei,..u,; 80.
patient is rarely able to on the !,
side; sometimes the p > fit uEde
the shoulder-blade, AID ii frequently cX
tends to the top OF tie shoulder, ansi
sometimes mistaken FOR .hc;3.,.. Isn.
the arEa. The stomach * affected WI
loss of appetite and sickness III, bowcl
in general are Costiye, sometime. serna
tive with lax the mead is trouipcd W
pain, accompanied with d., hea
sensation in the back part. Iucre /.
generally considerable loss 0. memory
accompanied with pain, sensation 0
having left undone somct 'G WI. 81.
ought to have bccn done. 4 p. r.,
cough is sometimes an attendant.
patient complains of weli ness and dc
bility he IS easily startled, hi5 feet ar
cold or burning, and he complains O.
| prickly sensation OF the skin; MS spin,
are low; and although he is satisfied tina
exercise would be beneficial to him, yc
he can scarcely summon up fortitudt
enough to try it. In fact, he distrust:
every remedy. Several of the above
| symptoms attend the disease, but case
have occurred where few ofthcm existed
yet examination ofthe body. aEcr death
has shown the LIVER TO have been eX
tensively derangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DIR. c. AfcLANE'S LIVER PHI, e..
GASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when take,
with Quinine, ale productive OF the
most happy results. TO better CathariiC
can be used, preparatory 10, Or after
! taking Quinine. We would advise al
who are afflicted with this disease &c
give them y FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and 4.
a simple p,--gative, they are unequalcd
BEWARE OF IMITATEONs.
The genuine DIR. G. AItLANE's LIvEE
Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red Wax seal on the
lid, with the impression Dis. M:LANE's
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures of G. M:LANE anc
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
BE-" Insist on your druggist OF
storekccper giving You the genuine
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekccpers generally.
To those wishing to sivc DR.. c. AcLASE's fr.-EH
n trial: we ns vii E Of R n<' PAD to "y ., The
r. r>'TNG BROS. Pittsburgh IA
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-10
Toms station.

MEssRs. EDIToRs Il am net a subscriber
to your valuable paper, but would be were
| not permitted TO read it. Everybody
should take the BULLETIN.
Our merchants have had a better trade
this season than ever before, but owing to
the protractcd spell OF dreary and muddy
weather our village has been remarkably
quiet in the way OF trade for some time past
Two or three of our hospitable ladies OF
looms afforded the young people a great
deal of pleasure by giving them nice sup
pcrs and entertainments, for which they
will ever be remembered.
Col. George Bradford and Gov Hays were
in our town last week, both looking as we'll
as usual Our young friend Isaac c. Craw-
ford has accepted a position in the house OF
Robinson & Bolts, Jackson, Tenn. lie will
be greatly missed by his friends, especially
Mcssrs. Anderson & Bradford.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-10

For the speedy and certain cure of all
malarial diseases, no medicine has yet bccd
invented equal to DIR. c. p Duncan'S celc-
strychninc, quininc, in any form; conse-
quently it produces none of the bad effects
which so commonly result from the use
of those mineral and poisonous medicines
Duncap's Chill Tonic is purely vegetable
Blood, giving Tone and strength TO the whole
system-one bottle equal to Three Dollars
worth OF Quinnine. For sale by r. NJ
Ham ner, druggist.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-10
Special Notice.

To all person who are troubled with old
Ulcers Boils, Cuts, Burns Piles, Ring-worm,
letter, Frost Bite, Chapel Lips, or hasds,
and all cruptions of the skin, can be cured
instantly, by using DR., c. p. Duncan's Oint-
mcnt with Carbolic Acid, possessing the
most wonderful healing powers of any Salvc
that has ever been made, and so pronounced
by all who have used it, its effects are like
magic, Horses with Sore Backs, Shoulders
or Scratches, cured instantly. Try it. For
sale by r, NJ. Hummer, druggist.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-10
prEr CREEK. NORFOLK Co. Va.

Mr.. 10. IrH,istedd, Richmond, Td.-Dear Sir la
the year 1871 suffering with Dyspepsia, attea-
ded with pain in the stomach ANA bowels and
general pr"straton Of the system At the instance
of Il friend was induced to try DIR DArmStadta
Anti-DySPcptic drops which produced iTnEHsdi-
ate impression my disease. l could eat With
impunity any article Of dict which my appetite
called for In about months after after using
Drops rcSained both my flesh and former healthy
complies iun, and was cniTtcly cured. ] fully
doTse and highly recommend ii 10 every body.
Yours truly, J. VI. CHERRY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-10
THE GREAT CAUSE
III - or
- HCW1N 1uISER !

Just published, In sealed e=voIoPU. Price six
.anfs.
4 Lecture on the Nature, Treatment ana Radical
Cure Of Seminal weakness OF SVSeTHatnrrhasa, IN
Iuacd by >.li-A bis. Involuntary Emissions, Inps
-rncy, Nervous Debility, aud ImPca mentS 10 Mar
rage generally; CONSUMPTION fpir!-y and ffi~;
iental aud physical Iuc5Pacity. by Eol.ri
= culverweli, " D., aEtii0. 81 the Green Book,
,turc clearly proves from his \ fS-rcDcc that
&c awful conseq ucnccs 81 Scif-Nbuse may BE sif-
aliy removed without Iredicins. ana aifiISht dan
.eroUs surgical operation hoagirs, instruments
~iRes, cOrlals; pointing out mode Of cure a
certain and cf.ectuzl. by uac:g 81 which every
.isrrT. matter what bis raaditiun usgr ise.
himself eleaply, privately and radically.
This Lecture will prove boon 10 thousands and
nuttSslids.
s.Ht under seal in plain cnvelope, - aIry asi-
i-ess, post paid receipt Of six cents or t~o pos
sgs stamps. AddrasS fhc Thihlishcr.
TIE CDLVERWELL MEDICAL. CsfsfPAHY
Al A-.n street, New York,
sEr-6 y Poetofi.ee Iss1 sosS.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-10
; what they say
curative virtues
Hrxnrno, ArroNArrox COUNTY. Va.

Mr.. Re. Arratstedd, RieAmGaG,' Te.-DeHT Sir II
last sumIHez certificate from my friend, NaisT =.
Il. Berkeley, rclatiSC 20 effected 10y Dr.D'ArR-
StHdt'S Anti-Dysl'cpte Drops. and hsying been fer
the last fifteen years sufferer with the
plant, Immediately wrote him, and requested
him to send me two BOTTLES of the medicine. whisa
he did promptly. have cS'd about onc-half 81 enc
bottle and consider myself entirely relieved. CHn
cat anything that comes TO hand. Respectfully,
WM. ID. HIX.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-10
Stop TIlet Pnin.

CramP Collie, Diarrhoa, Flux, and ali
affections OF the Stomach and Bowels can
be relieved by using DR.. Dunoan's Liniment
1t never fails to cure Headache, Toothache.
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spr;iins and Bruises
in man. HORSES with Collie, Bolts or
Sweeny can be cured instantly. For zalc by
Il. IL Hammer, druggist