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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-12
PROPOSALS F sR FRESR BEEF
 AND MUTTON,
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0ffce or the Chief consm1ssA2y Of Suheisee1cs
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-12
NEW ADVERVISE MEsTS.
2. 4. TWEEDs Attorney and Counselor at Law. Mineral Park, Mohave Co. Arizoua.
Information Wanted.

If Ais tse eye of any rerson having sny knowledge of wliam Cox, his whercabouss, natse of Birmingham England who came to America and
 listed into New York regiment thirteen ago and left Governors Isand New York, for Arizona Territory, and when last heard from was at Mr. Isreals ranch, Clamp Grant. Arizona Territory. any information in Jonkte sisseE, Aeiy Ann cox. sS06h ksfnn- asehs4, Brooklyn, New York. N F. ; 5F .
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Di.solution Notice.

Soecs s hrtsby given that the Arm kuonn .s Thorns Mcbride has this day been dissolved by mutual con- sent. Al debts due the late firm VII be collected hy D. c. Thorne. who win pay sn just dsmasis-
 s4fses n. C. THokSK.
 ARcEIk MCBRIDE Prescott, April 11fh, ISIS. al3w{t.
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Hibbert's Mc Gniea1sss' Broxi Sto1s aai Tom CTS M:Ewiny's India Pale Ale, a. Gins's. s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-12
SfrayefI or Sfolen.

From Groom creek, the last of December, 1877s one bay IS hands high. both hrd feet vte and brand on the ieft hip D. c. Had on when turned out strap and beu on her neck. Also srzsed af the time Iron Grey IA hands high, white face and white hird sses brand on ieff hip J5s v1fs bar ore; fk
 Anypersoa rsscrlias sse abess cr ssrr ot then vin be un;tzhiy rexarted.
 JOHN A. ByERs, tsroon crsek, or a1ldfw H. c. HOWE, Prez<o<k a. n.
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Arrivals and Departure. by c. and A. Stage.
 ARRIvAIs-George J. Weistsd, T. Brown, George E. Webber
 DEPARTuKEs-J.A A Fairchild, W. G. Fair child, E. G. Peck, T. M. Alexander, Mir. Welch, Mrs. Hail, T. F. Allison.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-12

A. T. Mason has inst received large stock of Boots Shoes and Caters.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-12

Krug, Cooks Mumm's and chas. Heidricks Cham pagne at Ganzs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-12
Budweiser, Boca and other Beers, at eanx's.

The best assorted stock in quantity well quality for wholesale and retail well for Bar business figures to defy competition, to be found at Ganxs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-12

Best sherry, Port, French Caret, Catswba, Riesling Sonoma White Wines, at Gaiz's. ,,,ss.,s ,,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-12

Buy your Boots and Shoes where they know how to at you. My goods are all warranted. Al, MAsoS.s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-12

old Noble, old Hickory, old Hermitage, O.. K. No. Cutter, Stamped 1s74,D at Ganz's
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-12

Just received Choice Butter in 2pound rols es cent per pound, at ". M. Bufiums. q
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-12
Dlss01ufi8n Notice.

Nesk- is treby essn that tle 19=1auaefzbip here1o fr~ e<Isns tt:Ss1a hek Becxer> hss this day been Ak cnfire frerrs H. Berk- A d<ps< due the Ate 1zm uzsf be pzl3$ f4 9>> rh9 yr3 eesne si1 le8it- n.1s sst< due, tS said fran sld pay he same zPoa
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Bes, Lodging apartments at aanz's.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY.
Travel by c. and A. Stage.

ARHrvaIs-D. A. Mckinley, J. N. Van dorn, W. Mitchell, NJ. T. Spence, George E.Brown, H. B. welch, Mr. Faulkner, Mrs Prev.
 DEPARTUREs-Eugene Hafner, s. M. Denniston, Chas. Cook, N. Phelps, Mrs. An dcrson and two children, Donna Chino.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-12

French Cogpac, Apple, Peach, K,lsmnei and Califor mia Brandy st Ganz's. ess
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-12

We the undersigned Mnoesale Grccers take pleasure remarking the increased demand for Boven's Prcmi- Yeast Powder, and of tcstying to the general sat- faction given by this Brand: N .1 M wELI,MAN, PECK co,
 3tif nQ0T x sANDERS0N. .ssss HIDDEN, wHiPPLE co.
 MEBIUS & co.
 HAAS BROS. attn TA3ER. HAIgKER < co. ss.s-as .es-e J. M. PIKE co.
 &g IA. F0LGER & co.
 NEWTON BROS. & co. v, W. DODGE < co,
 t-t zl1L1.iKfs BROS. CASTLE BR0s.
 KRUSE EULER. JONES & co. N. HERMAN < &CO.
 ADAMS, McNEIIL co.
 t ft F. DANERI q co. M & c. MAN6ELS. e TILLMANN & BENDEL. ALBERT MAy < CO., Ia sr BOOTH & co. ALLEN < LEWIS. DELLEPIANE 6 co. t-a Nte THOMAS JENNINGS.
 4 S.F0STER co. BOWEN HRos., MANUFACTURERS.
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 pagne at Ganz's. f Best sherry, Port, French Claret Catswba, Riesling Sonoma White Wines, at Gailz's. .,ss.ts .. A. T. Mason has just received large stock of Boots Shoes and Caters. Hibbert's Me Gnieansss' Brown s1o1s aa Youl CTS M:Ewng's India Pale Ale, a. Gins's. Best Lodging apartments at Ganz's.
 The best assorted stock in quantity well quality for wholesale and retail well for Bar business, at figures to defy competition, is to be found at Ganxs Budweiser, Boca and other Beers, at Ganz's. Old Noble, old Hickory, old Hermitage, O.. K. No. 1 Cutter, Stamped 1574,l at Ganzs Just received Choice Butter in 2pound ros es cents per pound, at ". M. Bufiums. q Buy your Boots and Shoes where they know how to t you. My goods are all warranted. Al, MAsoN.s Jamaica Rum, Rye and Scotch Whistles at Gsnx's.s e. W. r. Bitters, schiedsm and other Gins at Ganz $ French CogDac, Apple, Peach, Kiiernmel and Csfor- mia Brandy zt 6anz's. -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-12

JAmaica Rum, Rye and Scotch whisliss at Gann's.s e. W. T. BItter. schietam and other Gins q. Gangs
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23
ParRAEl[ GOrERNMENT.

Inasmuch as the pubiic printing only
costs the country a tribe Of S-,uplUeA
per anuum We can hardly cxpeC. 10 cN-
tract much instruction or amusement
from the publications Of the Govern
ment Office, and vet few OF these cheap
little documents would make attractive
Summer reading. The Engineers Re
port, for example, is one Of nine or ten
which 60 to make the consolidated re-
port OF the War Department, and the
particular engineers who reporiedio the
second session OF the NLlNth Congress
used up three octave volumes, contain
ing 22lI pages, before they succeeded
in telling an they knew. These experts
made accurate typographical surveys OF
every bird, bug and beast which they
encountered while on professional duty,
and returned estimates for dredging and
Strengthening ont the crookedest and
muddiest dialects which are spoken by
aborigina! Americans, so that altogether
the information furnished by the engi-
neers is varied and surprising. We re-
gret to add that several acres Of the re-
port will hardly be considered ofperma-
nent value.
Here j. General O. f. Babcock, in
charge Of pablo grounds at the Nation
al Capital, assuring posieEiis that ~ one
Of the parks there were so many tEees
that the lawn mower could not be used
making necessary the cutting with a
"scvthe.' And again he writes. proper
inclosure was made for pair OF prairie
dogs. The dogs are doing well.' But
after 4 hundred pages or so, when barren
statistics ofthis sort begin 10 grow wcari-
some, the mind invariably finds rest
and refreshments upon some little oasis,
like the following, which is fertile and
fragrant with suggestion. "The green
"house force was employed IN caring
for the plants, etc, stored there for the
Winter, and in propagating plants,
trees. etc, for distribution TO members
"of Congress and others. Sixty-hve
thousand were distributed, being sent
by express or otherwise as members
wished"
Before marching out into the desert
again amongst tho "75 straw mats
which the General had made, the "3t
loads Of moss" he gathered, and other.
arid, not TO say suiIocating, details of
daily engineering, the reader will be LA
ble TO pause and inquire why Congress-
men "and others" should be furnished
by the Federal Government with $4,000
plants and trees and not with $4,000
nndershirts. And If Congressman and
others have any special need Of trees
and plants, why they can't pay for them
as other people do. And why the Gov
ernment should enter into competition
with nurserymen and florists iuBt ~ Il.
docs with printers and publishers. And
why these small stealings of Congress-
men shouldn't be shut off before they
screw down the wages Of department
clerks in the name Of economy ?-Tri-I
Luuf.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23

Relative 10 the affairs of the defunct
Lewisburg Nat. Bank, the JoilrnG! saws,
referring 10 the examination:
BY Monday, however, it was found
that matters were bad enough. Cashier
Shelters account was discovered 10 be
overdrawn some $4,000. 0fthis amount
aboa, s24 900 Was drawn since the lst Of
Nav, this year. On inQuiring Of the
cashier what he did with the money, he
declares his inability TO explain the
matter; attributes it TO his mind not be-
ing right since he received 4 fall some
months since.
So far as We could learn, the hank d.
rectors have not vet decided what
course TO take. The bank is solvent,
and may commence business with new
officers inside of ! week Another
meeting will be held shortly to decide
the matter.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23
TIE FRAUD INVESTIGATION

Washington, May l3.-As soon as tn,
business Of the morning hQur was Oyer
Mr.. ClnTkson Potter rose to q 4uesijCT
of privilege and offered n preamble ani
resolution for an investigation, not only
into the frauds in Florida, but into those
alleged in Louisiana. It was deemed
best by those having the subject in
charge that Mr.. Potter, who is n ready
dcbater, should present the resolutions
The Republicans at once instituted a
stormy time and finally, by refusing to
vote, broke aE = quorum, so that the
House came 10 d dpadloc,; and was
unable 20 pass the resolutions. l,r.
Potter, finding that the Democratic vote
alone fell below a quorum, bad no alter
native but 10 move an adjournment and
await the return, Of the Democratic alb
sentees. These have been telegraphed
10 Gpd are expected tomorrow. The
Democratic vote is 1856, which is ten
more than quorum, and IL all Of the
Democratic members arc Gg hand the
revolutionary game Of the RepubliCang
will be broken up and the Investigation
The introduction Of the resolution
produced n decided sensation on the
side. The Republicans had
not anticipated that it would inculp pate
Governor Noyes, Minister to France, or
secretary John Sherman. They were,
therefore, Fronpt to raise question of
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23
TREC1MERONS IND HOYT.

We arc Informed that on the II inst.
the Cameron rangers met in Winnc-
bago's wig-wam. lie had called the
henchmen Of his clan TO the wigwam, to
give them his orders FOR the next days
proceedings, and previous 10 Letting
loose" he rose UP, cast his eye round aud
finding John Cessna, Quay, Mackcy,
Kemble and "sich like OF the faithful
present, he opened tho ball by saying
"Wig.Wag, that is, YOU must do as
Simon tells YOU and uotaS Simon does
"you understand, and my son Don have
one wear ago nominated Col Uoy' as
our candidate for next governor ana yoA
must ratify it tomorrow in council
nothing more, nothing less, As Tor
Grow, have bad him inflated with the
idea that his little side show for the Of
flee looks as il something is going to h'
done but when the cork is drawn II Is
non and froth MS for Wickersham, he
| is proving that a little learning 'sA Jan
rerous thing. and that his army O! pro
fessors Of tho public schools, aTo class
politically in the market US Tor Gen.
Beaver, Don seloruphcd for him y"
Rellefonte. and like a good soldier h'
obeyed orders and is here. have made
tcs, of the votes Tor the council 20
morrow-you see have given Grow
and Wickcrsham all the votes they can
-, and | have set apart for Gen. Beaver
- votes, which ho and his friends are
well pleased with. as il IS one more 'har
his toNusman Curtin received when
drst M for that cilico-so that Col
Hovt is nominated on first ballot
Cessna, YOU will prepare the platform un-
der my direction, and remember that OF
my last visit to Washington city, tina.
HAYES would not be noticed good, bad
or Indifferent. lie shall regret the day
tha, he did uot retain Don IS Secretary
Of War, who done moro 10 defeat
Blaine's nomination than any other man
in the national convention.
when Hoyt is nominated you must
oder the Lieut.. Goyernorshlp 10 Grow,
his self concai, will refuse iI-then let
him kick ifhe dare. As for Wickersham,
he is like the chap sleeping Sllh q com
rad, began to scratch and sing ont Gus,
is thatyour leg or mine am scratching
The White hats aud the Black hats, re>
tsiners and time servers, come on the
orders Of Simon to the letter. The Cen
TIRE county delegates, Coburn and Love,
with Blanchard as ring-master, carried
out theiE par. 70 the satisfaction Of Don
their decoy nosiaee and their sham
pretence, under the trick OF instructions
10 cover the fraud they were bound 10
carry out 10 prove their fawning, cring-
ing servllity 10 the CAmeronS; since
their return it is laughable to hear them
brac they got l. votes for Gen. Beaver
one more than Curtin got the frst time,
whan every man in the county knows
thev ass tbs dupes Of the CamerOns and
dare not disohey the Wig-Wag But
they have not deceived the EanE and file
Of their party by the trick, and they will
ind ont that they can not he sold or
,-,,.ferred this fall without their con-
sent.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23
WORTH REMEMBERING.

The folloginz Is an extract from the
State Constitution
Any person who shall give, % promise
or offer 10 give, to an elector, any money
reward or other valuable consideration
for his vote at an election, or for with.
holding the same, or who shall give or
promise TO give such consideration to ANY
Jther person or party for such elector',
gote or for the Withholding thereof, and
any slector who shall receive or agree 30
receive, iSr himself or for another, any
money, reward or other valuable c0nsid-
Grafton for bis vote al an election, or for
withholding the same shall thereby for.
feit the right 10 vote ct such election
whose right 10 yete shall be challenged
for such cause before the election officers.
shall be required to swear or affirm that
the matter Of tho challenge Is untrue be,
fore HE vote shall be received.
Any person Who shall, while candi-
date for Office, be guilty Of bribery, fraud,
or willful violation of any election Law,
shall be forever disqualified from holding
an Office OF trust or prof. in this Common
wealth and any person convicted Of will
full violation Of the election laws shall in
addition TO any penalties provided by law,
be deprived OF the right OF suffrage abso-
.utely FOE term Of four years.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23
LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

To sell DIR. ChAse's Recipes or InformA-
,ion for Every body, In every county in
the United States and CanAdas. Enlarged
by the publisher 10 64s pages. IL contains
lover sN0 household recipes and is suited
TO all classes and conditions Of society. A
wonderful book and q household neceSs J.
Ity. IL sells ut sight. Greatest induce
menu ever offered 20 book agents Sam,
pie copies sent By mail. Postpaid. for 81 90
Exclusive territory given. Agents more
than double their money. Address DR.
Chase Steam Printing House. Ann. .Arbor
Michigan. may iSt
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23
The nomination or Cameron's man
Hoyt, did not 20 down without a growl,


The nomination or Cameron's man
Hoyt. did not 90 down without growl,
and did not call out much enthusiasm.
On the motion to make the nomina-
tion Of Hoyt unanimous DR.. Taylor. OF
Chester county, took the floor and said
that while he did not want 10 disparage
Gen. Hoyt he wanted 10 know whether
il was worth while to spend $4,000 or
$20, 900 to come here and hold what is
called Convention when everything is
arranged before hand. This expression
was greeted with loud applause showing
that while the Convention was carrying
out the plans Of the managers the better
sense Of the delegates revolted at so
humliiating a course. An effort was
made 10 choke him of but he went on
10 demand a right 70 be heard in the in
terests of the, Republican party. Loud
cries Of "go on" followed, and be pro-
ceeded to ask whether the Republican
party could afford TO have its ticket
made out in the Lochiel Hotel. He I'd
ded that If the Republican party did not
want defeat, they must take new guides
DR.. Taylor, having said this much, was
proceeding TO tell what he knew about
ring manipulations, when he was shut
off by point Of order. 1t is safe TO say
that be reflected the sentiments Of q
large number Of the delegates, for upon
making Hoyts nomination unanimous
there was very considerable number OF
"noes."
The opposition to Cameronism is grow
ing in the republican ranks. 1t will be
difficult for them to throw off the yoke,
and the old Winnebago will sooner have
the party go to grass than to lose con-
troll Of the machine.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23
TIE CAMERON CONVENTION
uoyr NOMINATED roR GOVERNOR, sfElEEFE
rOE svuEENE JtpGE, sroNE FOR LihN-
TENANT Doy.sWNoR ANn rtNkEi
raE sr,EErAEy on INTERNAL
,.iaAfTE

FOR SUPREME II. tNtht NANNA hNN ''NN
TENANT DoN.sUNoR ASH nlNhEL
rlE sr,EErAEN or INTERNAL
AFFAIRS,
Harrisburg. May iG.-Chairman Wi
son called the convention 70 order u
half past ten O'Clock and counselcd soo'
order in order that tho business Of ia
body might run smoothly.
The nominations for temporary chair
man being in order, III. W. Palmer 9
luEcmc, nominated J. \. Puryianct
THE Uoyt caucus having las, night De
cided on Mayor Slokcly for temporar.
MIR, Pnryiancc Tor permanent chairman
Mr., Palmer stated that the gentlemen
selected had agreed 10 change pn.t
tious.
General W. IL. kuonts. OF Somerset
nominated \. J. kaufman, laucastci
who had been decided on 10y the Grow
Wickersham- Beaver caucus,
Mr. ruryianrc received lao votes an,
Mr.. Kaufman %.
JAS. Z. Coburn Was one of 80 on com
mi,tre ON organization; and Jno G
Love one of the 30 assistan, sccreta
ries.
The platform goes Tor q protcct!Y,
tariff has ,aly for The lahoriug class
SAYS that the public lands belong to ia,
people. but the republican cougrcs
gave nearly all 20 the railroads. give.
HartAuil an endorsement, ana saw
nothing at all about Hayes.
For governor the hrst ballot Was then
taken and resulted as follows:
Hoyt ldI Grow a. Wickersham, 20
Beaver, l. MorreN, /.
The vote of J.. p.Shoemaker who sec
9uded the nomination ot lloyt Wa.
The l2u.h .ura majority IF The couy,n
t.ln1
General uoyt was declared Tie uomi
nee lor governor.
A motion TO make the choice unani
NOUS was opposed by Or. Taylor o
Chester county, who said the nominal
ton Of Hoyt bad been set up at the
Lochicl hotel before the delegates had
arrived, and that being the customary
programme he thought delegates had
better stay at home than spend S20Ob
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23

The Morning Patriot says Gen
james A. Beaver Of Centre county is a
gallant soldier whose mutilaied body
bears testimony to his devotion to h's
country. lie has a high and honorable
reeori in civil rs we'll as military life
But then ne does not belong to the
Cameron ring and yet some oi his friends
fondly imagined that he could be nomi'
mated for governor, in Cameron con-
yentiou. Srch man might have me.
with recognition when the republican
partv existed in Pennsylvania. But The
republican party is dead and has been
succeeded hv the Cameron rule.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23
CONGRESSMAN Wright of Luzerne coun.

Congressman Wright of Luzerne coun.
ty reported from the COMMITTEES on pub
lie lands, bill providing for the loan Of
$500 out of the public treasury TO every
person who will settle on the public
lands. This is wild scheme and ought
TO be consigned TO the shades of forget
fulness with its author. It's no part Of
this government to support people.
Every one must sustain himself as long
as he is no pauper or criminal, and the
simple duty of both state and federal
government is to protect him in his
rights to labor and support himself.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23

The Mexican Reyolutionists crossed
frcSz Tsxas into Mexico on the night Of
April q, G4 Petsma Capote and La Pal.
ma, and are S1Iposed TO number 300.
They are under the disalt;on of Col. Mu-
nor of Escobedo's staff. II is ytke pro-
gramue for a party to cross near AstG
Grande city and take Camargo.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23
RENEWED ACTIVITY IN RUS.
SIAN ARISEN ALS-ALL SER
NICEABLE ARTILLERY
SENT 10 THE FRONT.

London, May ia telegram from
Bntoum states that a concentration Of 0OJ
AIMED Mussulman inhabitants OF Lazistan
in the Ardanatch district, has compelled
the Russisns to retreat, and that the rapid
gathering Of armed bands renders untcua-
ablc he Possian positions at Livona and
on the Charuk riSqs.
Adyiccs from Bucharest state that de-
tachments of Russian reserves and re-
cruits continue to pass through Roumania
for regiments in the field Some Of these
mon are totally ignorant Of military drill.
Trains OF ammunition are also passing to
the Danube.
The Russians 40 mEking additional
contracts in Roumania for transport casts
and animals. 1t is said that 5000 moro
are ordered to be ready in two weeks for
service south of the Danube.
Renewed activity prevails in the several
nrsenals Orders have been issued to the
factory at Kragujavatz, to increase the
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23

The most absorbing question before tue
country to-day, judging from the columns
deHOLad to il by the most enterprsing
newspapers. il that Of Communism. and
the dangers attending i,s growth. The
Now York 0rsphie tEe4ls the subject as
one of the gravesL character, and even
goes so far as to urge the large increase Of
the standing army To protect from Com
munistic riots which it believes are certSin
TO come
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23

"The Centre Herald" is a new paper
at Bellefonte, the first issue ofwhich ap-
peared last week. w. Frank Bailey is
editor, N. s. Bailey, assistant. Judging
from the first number, the Bailey's
know how to get up paper both edito-
rally and mechanically. The Herald
fys the independent flag and will have
nothingto do with party cliques. We
wish the Herald success.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23

However much RassiB may desire 10
recall the troops, they will only retire
after the Turks have surrendered the
fortresses and the English feet has left
its present anchorage.
All news tends 10 show that the Mo-
hammedAn insurrection Is spreading
more and more westward. The Russians
say they have ceased active operations
against the insurgents 10 give time for
the efforts Of the Turkish Commission
aF