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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

Salinas City, Cal, seems to have led all her sister towns in the matter of celebrating the glorious Fourth. Processions, poems, osations and other literary exercises, bur- lcsques, etc, etc., were the order of the day and grand ball occupied the psople at night. w. J. Hill, editor of the Index, de- livercd splendid orstion, blending happily the past with the present and the East with the West, then and now. This passage in his address will illustrate the manner in which he handled the long ago: "while the noble band of patriots were attaching their signatures to the Declaration of Independ- enca, that good old Franciscan, Padre Juni- pero Serra, was engaged in building the Church of the Csrmelo Missions niy twenty miles frem this spot, in bIissful ignorance of tho great struggle for liberty then in pro- gress on the other side of the continent"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
Telegraphic News.


 LONDON, July s.-A dispatch from Cal
 cutta reports that 4.7O0 houses have beer
 destroyed by fire in Mandalay.
 BERLIN, July 10.-Hoedel was arraigned to-day for attempting the life of the Empe
 rsr. He pleaded not guilty, maintaining
 that he only intended to commit suicide
 Thirty witnesses, however, testified that he
 aimed at the Emperor. He was sentenced
 to death.
 PORTLAND. (0regon) July 9.-E. Huma- son, cattle man just arrived here from over the mountains. reports the Indians killing settlers in Tygh Valley, about forty miles from the Dalles. Part of the Warm Spring Indians are on the warpath, and many whites were saved from them by the rapid riding of friendly half-breed who warned them of the uprising. Snakes and others made descent on Oak Grove and burned all the Buildings. Old Paoue.te. formerly of Oregon City, the only white man in town, karricaded himself in his store and said he would fight. Humasop returns over the mountains with ammuni- tion tomorrow.
 The Secretary of War telegraphs the Ex ecutive Committee of Portland. that Ore SoA- f'"o tAAoiC guns uoW tldu SIG IS enTl- tied to. The people arc very indignant. truly saying, i've have more Indians than we are entitled to- He further says the war is in Washington Territory
 LONDON, July 11.--A telegram from Syd- ney, New South Wales, datsd July 1ith, states that two tribes of natives have risen against the government on the island of AeE Caledonia and massacreed 125 whites. including women and children. They have also captured two military statious.
 The island of New Caledonia lies in the south Pacific, It belongs to France, and has been used since 1871 as penal colony. l Ioe convicts being confined b the Paris l Communists. ef whom 6O,000 are reported l to have been tTsnspeFted there. It will be | remembered Henri Rochfart made his es- | ape with some others from that island | bout three years since. The Island is ss0 | niles long, and 30 miles broad, high and | mountainous, with several active volcanoes | 2 full blast. Tee savages number about {. .000. Some of them are very warlike. Enc French garrison Is small, and the Com nunists are Of course pDarAed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
NOTE FROM c. E. HITCHCOCK.

EDITOR MINER There is a good deal of tolk of pushing the Railroad through to Arizona. The A. T. & $. F. R. R. is owned by Boston capitalists, and as they must se- cure through traffic to make their road pav there is some show for you.
 This is the depot for Texas cattle. There are 125,O0J head here now. Beef is very low, ana few shipments being made. But terls selling at l5c. to 20c.; eggs, Sc. to Ice.
 Family all we'll. Leave here to- nipbt fnr on.cago. c. k. H.
 Fort Dodge, Kansas, July 8, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

Upon the recommendation of special sgentz McCusick and Truman, the tri- weekly mail route from Dos Paimas 10 Ehrenberg has been discontinued, ana as coon as . good road can be made on the other side of the Colorado river. all mails fer presco,s. and Northern and Central Ari- sona will 70 fro.a here daily to those sec tions vic Yuma. Tnssss will be very great improvement, and will be af benefit to the whole Territory.-[Los Angeles Star.
 The above is very good, and gis-es us double the service formerly bestowed, how ever, these gentlemen could have still ad. ded, with but little cost to the Government, another route which would have accommo- dated several hundred people with mail facilities, vix: those living all along the route from the Capital ot the Territory to Signal City.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
Dissolution of par.nersa;.

soIce is hereby given. that the co-p.rsanr.h,, ss 2. shg between the undersignsd in tbe vs.rs Doy,ss 'asasss, m ne. under the m nzsne Of Mo-gs1 . m s MorE. will pay al nzsiiities of S ssa .1 accounts due said 1rm should be ,.,s L arn
 ss .. aorgan, ny whom the huzfnees ,-,n = v sala anasd in his osn name. IT.. NoPsssw VII pc con
 Prescott Arix7na, Jgre 7s ls7s 'f4s s1ts1z- Leretosorsy by rne " s-'trs.a{ Nln be continued .z v ne IHos. c. DoUaHFETT -s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
Valuable Farm. For Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his farm ,, ,eo aS,ss- ~ acres of which Is under cultivation ana , mouse and corral on it. Also (4l good .a-s sooe h, e1ss seFery 70 sheep. sixteen hogs. bens s. ,s saoas tropery wn be soa at barasiS. The ,, sS esers sioa has good ir7gating d,cts which ca "1se. F. ID for s irrissng purposes pscs aaa terms of payment please cal on .l. mn, crs ~ ~ 1 - l1s premises, or 1heo. Loisilson pres e''s' or c. F. Head co., Camp Verde. rres-
 Iulv E 1s-s PIEnlu LOMBARD.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
INo DeIesate to Congress.

10 tks <;rs Of 4ri-onG;
 1t bej pretty generally conceded that Northern Ari zona is this year entitled to the next Delegate. now, in accordance with the expressed dssire of great many citizens of the Territory submit my to the voters thereof as Independent Candidate for the oce of Delegate 46h Congress of the United States and resoectfuIy request the support of my fellow c zens promising that elected will do everything pos sible in an hono,rble way to serve and the Terri tory. JOHN e. CAMPBELL.
 Prescott April 22, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

A,LsTARr.-First Lieutenant I. ". Pow ell, Eighth Infantry. is leleivcd from dnsv as inspector of Indian supplies at tue San Carlos Indian Agency. >
 Second Lieut. A. F. Blocksom. Sixth Cavalry, is assigned to command Company c, Indian Scouts.
 Fist Lieut. II P. Perrirc. Sixth Caralrv. is assigned to command Comany b. Indian Scouts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

FcR CoSsREss.-It has been whispered,
 pretty loudly too. that Hen. C. c. Bean
 wouldcome to the front as candidate for the next Delegacy. After some caucasing and considerable feeling around, Mir. B., we lcarn, has decided to remain out of the ring and leave the field free to those now in the race and those about fo enter. Mr. B, he'd he concluded to make the campaign. woald have made the irons hot for those who have the fire burning. He is now out of the feld, and may bc of more benefit to Northern Arizona in the Council than he oouid have been had he run and been elect q to tho nelegscy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
Village Taxes.

Notice is hereby given to the owners .s ,o,.-. ,., in tne corporate limits of this village that inc
 ent Rolls nave been completed and turned over t me o soecs,oo, ana that the taxes now due All per snsis omce, who IS ex-ofcio collector and nav inc ane before the first day of next monfh after hcb ''''e 'nes VIII become delinquent. ]. M. DoDsON.
 pre.eo,. y.,-,. ,a-o Village Collector
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
For sheriff.

70 ,he Voters of Rarapai Cassty: hereby announce myself a candidate for the of flee of Sheriff at the coming November election, and elected, shall use all honorable to discharge the a1ties of the oaice with fidelity and care. f
 JOSEPH DREW. Prescott IA T. June I7, ls7S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

The Atchison, Topeka X Santa Fe roaaf is not going to build an extension from Pueblo to Denver, as has been stated. The road is now being pushed with all possible haste in to New Mexico. and when Santa Fe is reached, the next move will be towards Fort Yuma, to which point line has already oeep constructed from San Francisco. Tn this way southern route to the Pac;6c will be opened to the pnbiic, and the Pacific mo nopoly will have to succumb. For wears if has been pet idea of Santa Fe management to reach California, ard the time now seems near when this object IS about to be con Fe New Mexican
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

AnxzsrAx WxrRR--- Some one in Sa,, U1oo nsked Prof. Cunning. short time ei1k uhat he thought would Dc the chance 4 46zfn9 artcsian water at that place. He so1I lke presump<ions arc rhasartesian water oln be foasd everywhere by going deep tioeo 0 tho general rzlle.' This opinion is in accord with that of ncst persons who hopo ei<en the subject proper atissfipn, The dovoIopmen1s &es have been made, froo }fns fp time. f6r years past, also favor ;his
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
For Sheriff.

10 the Totsrs ef Tarap1i Coraty: respectfully announce to the voters of Yavapa County, that in the field Independent Can date to the ocs of Sheriff of Yavapai County, st the coming election Nov. 5th 157 and if elected, shall per form the duties of the oee to ths best of my ability Gentlemen, your support is solicited.
 Al. SEIBER- Verde May Tth 1873.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
rhe oue.tlon ef Redemp,lon.

There seems to exist q general pellet among the people of the Atlantic side, that Secretary Sherman intends to commence specie payment or resumption by the 1st of August, perhaps, quite certainly before the time fixed by law. He has one hundred and eighty millions of coin in the Treasury with winch to commence that resumption. That is equal to thirty-fve per cent. of the amount of currency out and redeemable. Legal tenders ont amount 10 three hundred and forty-six millions, according to Government records. But undoubtedly large amount of those issued have been lost. burned. de- stroyed ia various ways. worn out, and will never be presented for redemption. Itm may be taken for a eertainty that when if shall be known to the holder of legal tenders that he can exchange them for specie by presen- .tstion at the Treasury, he will not lonr de. sire the exchange, because the paper is more than silver or gold; and much of the specie will remain irI the vaults of the Treasury. while the paper currency will travel through all the realms oftnde. Alta
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

Refugia Bacs, the supposed murderer of Wm- Pslmerston. at Riverside. Ssn Bernsr- dino county, on the 9th, was captured in s;s ,ss ssn ss;a, sse'ss @ 2. 9Sanisl.s sss had hsd been given by the Justics an armed mob took posscssion Of fhe prisoner and hanged him. The local reporter confidently asserts that they hanged tie right man.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
Information Wanted.
PnFscorr

FHhscoTT, July 10, 1878. EnrroR hRER.-Woald you be so kind as to inform me, through the MINER. whether peace officer has the right to taKe a drnken soldier, at the hour of three in inc morning, fur the crime Of being asleep near the Courthouse, put him under arrest. and then turn him loose on conditions that he treats the boysl InIsH Iomn ~ QuieR 2zbe.-IEn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
Notice.

Came to my place in Verde Valley, A. IT, about March 10th, 1878. TWO COWS, white with dark spots m, neck and shoulders the other red with few white no on hanks both about seven years old and bra5dad v The owner or owners will please can prove prorertv nav charges, and take them away. -' v,r, M. McISERNAY. 'cIoc sancss Juuey lltt, tSf6.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
Notice to Settle.

All persons are notified that they must call at tha captains ofce within thirty days and settle their ac counts, either with the money bv note. No deyia- donen tertained. GEO w cTrpTTe
 Prescott, May 25th, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

hereby announce myself a candidate for Sheriff at the coming election November 5th, 1S7s, and if elected, shall do my duty. The suffrage of my fellow citizens is respectfully solicited
 JOSEPH R. WALKER GiIett, A. T., Mays, 1sss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
For Congress.

10 fhe People eJ' Ari-oEa:
 very respectfully announce myself as an Independ- ent Peos Candidate for reelection to the 18th Con- srezs If am elected will strictly adhere to for ner course, and with the advantage of past experi- ece will labor to advance the entire interests of the Ter ritority and her people, To this end solicit the sup port of at citizens- Very respectfully,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
Verde, May 7th, 1878.
For SheriH.

hereby announce to the voters cf Ysvapsi County that Cand date for the office of Sheriff at the suing election November subject their decision the polls. If elected will do myyery best.
 WIG. DAWES. Prescott, April 23, 1873.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
For Treasurer.

Thereby myself ate for reelection to the office of County Treasurer of Yavapai County the ensuing electI,n November 9th, 187S-
 Prescott May 18th lsTs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
District Attorney.

We arc hereby authorized to announce the name of CHARLES B. sUS :, ,as a candidate for the of6ce oi District Attorney of Yavspai county.
 Prescott. A. T. June 7th, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
For Sheriff.

The undersigned hereby announces himself . can didAte for reelection the office of Sheriff of Yayzpa County. st the ensuing election in November next.
 ED. F. BOWERS. Prescott A. T. May a4, ls7s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
ssFayea ar ssolen---s2o Re,wa,.,

ne snhsorber has leet s,,o -.
 i.h hss,5 a.zns aud tad, vse star ln nsns-bsy, chestnut ST mp ,: and shoaasr. The e<asr Ps5 yer oi1 Bsh s5s,s1a o.azsssss and shsss hindisss usr--~ te -Sfsra vl be pd1 by r-T.,..t..
 NATHAN D. BoWEfS s-ao fresco<s. X.s a .s-1 zsas Frsa Renrh
 mzy2a-rff
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
For Congress.

7s sAs Tosers ef ArisoHa Ttrrifory hereby snnoaace myself Candidate for Delegate to Gonsress at the ensuing November election.
 KING s. wOOLSEY. Phenix, May 10th, is7s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

General knsecrans, who h'.s just Fetllrnei to Ssn Francisco from two naoaths' ex. ploring expedition throu,Eh Arizona and Northern Mexico. thinks that instead of lighting with we should lr,ced to build ur that vast commerce uitl, our sister rc- public, which uc can easily do.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

The real estate valuation of Los Angeles county, Cal, is $fs,5as. .105. and the yalre of personal property. $s,d26, ,000, making grand total of $l6, ,2as. 100.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
District Attorney.

hereby announce myself candidate for the oficc of District Attorney, at the ensuing November election
 MURAr MASTERSON.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
For Sale.

Tables Chairs, Dishes, Stoves. etc., etc-A comnlsta outfit for Restaurant business. For particulars aps to
 M. F. BUCKLEY, 9uiy 10, lof6. In rear of Gates Saloon
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

The OranSemen of Montreal. Canada concluded not to celebrate on the 18th of Suiy, conseuuently we are saved the trouble of chronleiing details of riots, bloodshed ana murder in the hot-bed city of the Do
 ID Ireland, the country that gave birth to adoration and the celebration of the orsnge emblem, public demonstrations are forbidden by the Government, and it seems but right that ali gatherings calculated to sur up public feeling that invariably ends Tn something bad, should be prohibited in countries where the people have but little interest in the subject. '''''e
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

Ice in large .or small quantities at nIilligan Co.'s butcher shop Parties wishing large amounts should leave theiv orders day in advance.
 Prescott, June 8. 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
District Attorney.

The underaigneo hereby announces himself to the voters or Yavap county candidate for the office of District Attorney. A. J BRUNES.
 Prescott Arizona June 10, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
The Sierra Plume and Lumber Company

The Sierra Plume and Lumber Company of Red Blcf and Chico, Cal, has failed. Ii
 was the most extensive luImbering organi- zation on the cost. owning about dcEen
 saw-mills in the Sierra Nevada mountains, and over hundred sud fifty miles of Hume to convey the lumber fipm tue various mills to the railroad and to their plan ing mills and factories. Several hundred men are thrown cut of employment by the failure, aud business in that part of the country is seriously intrgapted. Peter Deane and Joseph Do Forest of San Fran cisca, and Joseph s. Core, of Red Bluff. are appointed Assignees Fae mills of this Company have an annual capacity of 5O.- 0o0, 900 feet of sugar pine lumber, of which they made speciality. The Company. of which Alyiazs Hayward owns maioritvj of the stnek, has about i0 600 acrrs of the finest sugar pine land in the world; and it s now thought that the ownership will be iivided into small companies and the b1si- less continued.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
ANNOUNCEMENT.

CAxDDArR .iNNoUNcEarxsrs.-Annomc un- der this head win be charged as folloss:
 For Territorial oices, sfo, County offices, so, and Township offices, SIS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

Tho people Of Wilkesbsrre were bound Co celebrate Centennial of their own, even II It vas the massacre of Wyoming.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
District Attorney.

The undersigned announces that he will be a candi- date for the office of District Attorney Yavapa coun ty at the ensuing election. PAUI WERFR
 Prescott, June I3, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

We received this W ,ek, two new presses. from San Francisco, the Nonpariel and Pearl Jobbers, also Franklin paper cutter together with large amount of material tor job printing. We now. have a large as- sortment of type, and are prepared to do job work as cheap as it can be done in the ter -itory. The printing office will be removed this week to the corner of Congress street and Church Plaza, in more commodious Tucson Star.
 The Star has been fair representitive of the interests of Southern Arizona, and we judge its efforts are appreciated by the people, from the fact that the proprie- tor, has been enabled to purchase much new and that ton, without the aid of any Congressional aspirant.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
Yuma Items.


 The following we copy from the Sentinel of the 18th:
 The MoLove left on the 9th, for Ehren. berg with about 7S tons of freight, as fol. lows:
 F& H, ss; c Hemming, 3; Herspring 8; Kam Kee, f9; c II & Co, 2S3; A N, l; L Bashford & Go, 1; Randall & Cline, 55 Lincoln & Herrick, 13; c F c, 21; K & Co, 4S; J G & Bro, 221; W NJ B, 12; Nor gan & D, Al G Campbell, 79;
 Ehrenberg-R E F, 209; J G 6 Bro. 169 Selkirk & Co, 9S; x G, g; JMB, 245; Sing Lee 2. Verde-U $, 1. Wickenbur.. -E O G, 3; M L Peralta, 8. Hayden Ferry 70 T H, IA.
 The prospect seems very good, of getting a good road tosTyson's Wells. via Castle Dome, and daily mail direct to Prescott. James Stewart, of the Stage Co, was here yesterday and after comforting with a num- Der of citizens determined to begin work on the new road at once. It is expected to be completed within twenty days. This enter prise will be of great and lasting benefit to the whole of Western Arizona, by giving direct communication with the railroad. The river has fallen twenty inches during the week. The overflow this year was moi very good one. The annual rise is about over.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
U. c. BEANS
Ice Depot.

OFFICE is Tn the Bank Buidins, corner Cortez an Guriey streets. Front room up-stairs.- ia2s-t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
Monday. Jaly lst 1a7a

VII eontnne in session from time to ti,us upt , posed or or until the asr day of said month Inf J
 WILLIAM wILKERSOy,
 pr.sa,. n1ara ot supsrvisors, Yayapsi Co, T.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
NOIICE,

The Assessment Boll of Yayapai conn,v Ar.xor. e.. .ne nsca year ending July 1st. Is7s having been ,1 & s ana nie1 in the oce Of the Clerk of the Bosr
 ,s s iso,s in ana Tor said Yavapai county terefore ys neleoy glsen that the Board of supsryisors f h county VIII meet as Board of ualiza ation st
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

July IS, 1878,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
For Sheriff.

Prescott, April 2s, 1878
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-08-24
SOLID SENSE.
(From the Cincinnati Enquirer

tfrom the Cincinnati Enquirer.)
We insist that the Democratic
duty bids men within the Democrat
'c party stay there. We insist al
SO that the desires Of men outside
the two great parties, whether they
call themselves Nationals or
'Grcenbackers,' or Currency
Reformers,' or Labor Reformers,
ect., are foolish if they do not
avail themselves of the vast and
costly machinery ready made to
their hands, the mechanism of the
Democratic party.
When Maine clasps hands with
Texas, when Vermont and Iowa are
agreed, when the Democracy of
Massachusetts and New York be-
come frightened, the Ohio idea is
in good wsy. The duty is that
Democrats in name and profession
should not appear now to falter,
and that Democrats who are DEM
ocrats from interest, though not
acknowledging allegiance to party
should vote at home, and not
throw away their suttrages on
party without power.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-08-24

| YELLOW FEvER.-This terrible scouroe
is prevailing with moro or less violence
at New Orleans, Memphis, Grenada,
| Vlcksburg and Port Gibson. There have
| been cases in numberless other localities.
| where the disease has not spread, being
OF persons generally. who have reached
those polpts from infected districts. Up
10 our latest newspapers advices, the dis
ease had not been pronounced endemic
ut New Orleans. Tho number of new,
cases for the twenty fonr hours ending
at IL III Wednesday is stated ut us and
che deaths for the saline time at AZ. For
the preceding "a hours the rev cases
were Ivy and the deaths AZ. There have
been in all about 1900 cases of which
about $50 have died. This would in,li.
cato that the disease now preyailinr in
the city is of a much milGer type than
that at Memphis and Grenada. One ne
cuilar TACT is that not Il case has occurred
in Algiers, opposite New Orleans, which
fact is attributed to the constant and
unstlnted use of burning coal-tar and
other disinfec tants.
AL Grenada, Miss, the disease it is
stated was introduced in dress ordered
from New Orleans by a Mrs. Field and
owing to the filthy condition OF the
streets, spread with fearful rapidity.
The disease there is of most virulent
type and has nearly depopulated the
town. 1t is stated that not a single case
recovered. -.
The mail carrier from Grand Gulf in
troduced the fever into Port Gibson.
Ont OF about IS cases only deaths had
occurred up to Wednesday last, the dis
ease being of a very mild type. At Mem
phis and Ficksburg the increase in new
cases is alarmingly rapid, and the people
are fleeing in large numbers.
The power exerted BY a proper system
OF dislnfection, i'll staying the progress
OF the disease or modifying its type, is
eNenplified in the circumstances attending
AlGiers. Our citizens should not relax
all effort in the measures of quarantine
and disintection which they have insti-
tuted.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-08-24

Every chicken which had the
gaps has been entirely cured by
being made to inhale tooaco smoke.
The treatment has done them no
harm, and the trouble of smokeing
is but little, if it is done when the
chickens are in the coor. It is
but moment to put them into a
basket. and five minutes is as long
as they should be subjected to the
inhalation OF the smoke, and not
so long If it is strong enough to
produce stuDor. AS soon as u
chicken is stupefied, it should be
taken from the basket and laid
on the ground, when it will soon
revive. Our chickens were nearly
dead with the gapes when first
treated, but got better with each
treatment and were cured after the
seventh.-Rural Neav Yorker.