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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12
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MISS Aicott: the author, Is regarded
as rather stifi and unapproachable in
society. In concord, Mass, where she
lives, IT. Is SAID that she "gnabs" right
suu ies' ~ te'urn ior 'ne sneos sne
. IeCe.'eI go ~nen poor wes.klns.Rlri rom
'"oSe VINO perhaps now lawn upon ner.
An English gentleman says: "For
sixteen years l was cripple from govt,
and l never knew what month was
without serious attack, when some
one told me to eat what / liked, but to
drink nothing except milk. I have
done this for ten months, and have not
had twinge.
Cardinal Nina, the new Pontifical
Secretary of State is sixty. six years old.
From his earliest years he showed de-
cided ability. He is tall in figure, of
handsome presence, and of somewhat
dorid complexion. In manner he is
courteous and unaffected, mild in dis
position and frank in speech.
Mr.. "A. H. Stephens has n STRONG aver.
sion to pork. He once astonished a
new waiter who brought him n Mate Of
sausage cakes by throwing them at him.
Baked coon, however, is said to be q
favorite dish with Mr.. Stephens, and
while he is in Washington several Vir-
ginia negroes keep him supplied with
this dclicacy.
The late Isaac Friedlander. the grain
king of California, was q giant phvsic.
ally, being nearly seven feet in height.
and with body large in proportion.
He was q German by birth and came to
this country when boy. He con.
trolled the flour market Of the Pacific
coast for many years, and sent the pic.
neer shipload Of wheat from San Fran
cisco to Europe.
Editor Cowles. of The Clepelnnd
Leader. while riding from Livernooi 70
London stepped off at one of the sta.
tions and going to the compartment of
Bishop Kerfoot asked him how he I;ted
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12

Il 10 one Of the pecaliArities Of tn
child u Indiana that one Of his earliest
developnents - genius for hsanes.
Al Lafayette. rscessly. . gentls9an VIA
teaches Q class in Sunday scbool, b.
vay al illustrating . eertAis point, tse&
from kis pocket sev silver dollar. end
ssked. "Whak il tkis."
A lisfa< Seliew rcspended- ''Minssy-
tvo cenaa.-
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On M
In God ve trust, resPonasa ~
cehex yoane nunismstikt-
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timed the tescher.
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spondea the nrn hssie kaancise, -
thnf eaAea he aialsgue.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
Water spout-River of Water.

NIT. Samuel Latta, resident of Kirkland Valley, informs us that on the afternoon of the 14th inst, that water-spout burst at the lower end of Skull Valley, which swelled the large asvoyos far beyond their capacity to hold the water, and that the plains outside were covered to depth of fifteen inches, and had the Great Eastern been there, it could easily have sailed around between Skull and Kirkland Val leys. It is thought that the food when it reached Kirkland must have done great damage to the farms. From all we can learn of this "pouring down" of the tor rerts, it was similar to that which naarly washed the thriving town of Tucson away in the month of July.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16

Phil Mcdonald was stearing hay wacou through town this morning. Guess he rnus, have brought in load.
 IL rained little this afternoon. and ;s trying hard to get up an excitement in that line all oyer the country.
 Otto Weber loaded his household effects and, together with his better half. departed for Camp Wood, where they own . good farm and propose to reside.
 George Tyng has hunted up that job-ofice business pretty thoroughly. There is one little s5oO item that be missed We have heard all about 1t.
 biackburn, who has been engaged in cool business tbis summer, selling ice and was last heard from OF ths Verde road. He IS travelling and won't be apt to Waite for anything.
 Andres Moreno and Jose Chayes are in from the Little Colorado. MT. Moreno was the constable at San Juan at the time the des- perado Pete was killed, and comes here to tell what he knows about the killing, etc.
 HENP.-We were shown several stalks of hemp grown in the yard of W. ". Hutchin- son, some of which attained the extraordin- night Of twelve feet. The culture of hemp will probably at some future day become extensively entered into by Arizonans.
 H,n. wS. Head tells us some marvellous instances of success in trori fishing on Oak Creek, beyond the Verde. One party, of which he was member, captured over a hundred one day last week, besides killing about three dozen deer.
 X. J. Finlay, an accomplished gentleman and good business man, and for the last two years in the employ of the Colorado Steam Navigation Company, has rendered his re- signation and will soon go into mercantile business in the Territory. H. NJ. Wright takes Mr. Finlay's place as agent for the company at Yuma.
 W.J. Simmons, the packer, has been in town couple of days, being his first visit home for three or four months He is en- gagged in packing ores for the Tiptop Con- pany from the mine to the wagon road. He sailed out again to-day for the scene of his abors. He says Units otter than l" at Gillett.
 A soldier of Company A, 18th Inf, has sent us for publication. a communication, in rhyme, but notwithstanding it is not devoid of merit as to political composition, it is. nevertheless, a little too personal for our use. The writer's theme is an unreliable Sargent, whom he accuscs of gambling away funds in Prescott, belonging to Company A., at Whipple.
 Joe Wasson is writing series of interest ing letters to the San Francisco Stock Re- port, from Mono and Inyo Counties Cal. He is with an exploring and prospecting party, of which he and his old Idaho and Nevada friend, Capt. s. B. Prescott, appear to be the chefs. Prescott is prospecting in the interest of Virginia City mining opera tors, and Joe appears to be engaged prin- cipally, in gathering information for pub ication. for which few men have better capacity His brother John, formely of tbe Tucson Citizen, is no slouch of a writer, but he never saw the day that Joe was not his superior, even before age began to tell upon him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
Fridas,s News.

Chief Operator Hunter has plnced us under obligations for valuable assistance. tn to the time of going to press to-day, nothing has been heard of the truant lovers A meeting of the Stock-raisers. will take place tomorrow, at the School-house at 2 M. A general attendance of all persons interested in this very landabIe business is requested. Remember the place and hour. As Mr. Curtis did not leave for Califor- nia this week, he will favor us with another discourse Sunday evening. and has chosen for his theme. "The Candidates for the Con- ing Eiection.n Let's hear him.
 Joseph Melvin. one of the prominent rangers of the Verde, who has been spend ing few days in Prescott, departed for his home to-day. The circus performs at the Verde tomorrow evening and Joseph wants to be on hand to see the sights
 Owing to the increase in the travel and business generally between Prescott and Alexandra, Charley Young the contractor was compelled to put on an extra coach this morning, to accommodate those wishing to visit the many bonanzas along the stage line 10 Alexandra.
 The following are the order of services at the N. E. Church South, for Sunday, 18th inst:
 Sunday School, at Il o'clock.
 Praise Meeting, at 2 n. m.
 Preaching by the Pastor, at : 80 p. m.
 The management of City Hall Theatre will give the first dramatic performance to- morrow evening. The selections for the oc- casion are superb, and no doubt the large hall will be crowded with the anxious ones who wish to behold Professor Lowell and his well trained assistants perform for the first time in Prescott.
 Henry Wickenburg is in town from his home with load of onions. He barely es- capped being carried away by the flood from the water-spout near Kirkland Valley, on the 14th inst, having just emerged from the deep wash as the mad deluge of water came tearing down the same Henry thinks a small cloud in Arizona can furnish more water and in a shorter space of time than in any other part of the universe.
 MISPLACED CoNFIDEacE.-RafRl Graneo, in attempting the experiment of exploding a cartridge while holding it in his hand, this forenoon, was badly hurt The ends of the thumb and fore finger of the right hand were taken off and the hand lacerated in several places. Other parties who hap pend to be standing near at the time of the mishap received minor injuries by frag men.s of the shell. The old story, .I didn't think
 Marshal Dake has been confined to his room for several days from indisposition. We are pleased to state, however, that he is rapidly convalescing. The Marshal likes the Territory well and feels thankful for kindness extended to him by citizens of Prescott in furnishing bonds, etc. He in tends to have an office and put the Marshal business throughout the Territory into the hands of honest, responsible deputies and cause everything connected with the same to a assume business shape.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
1.-TWO souls, with but single thought, Two hearts that beat as one"
THURSDAY.

Martin Saffenberg, an told timer" in Pres colt, but of late a resident at the Tiptop Mine, is in town.
 Arrivals by 0. and A. stage: H. F. Kiugsbury, F. A. Huntington, and Joseph Avery. No departures.
 E. J. Bennitt, the civil engineer, who is ,,o,, .agaged in the mercantile busiress at ,ha o T;oer mine, left for that camp this morning.
 n Behlow returned to-day from trip .o ths NogoIIou mountains, where he has hcen rusticating for several weeks ana Kill ;ng nlenty of deer and turkey.
 MT Me Bride, a relative of Dr, Me Kee, Medical Director of Arizona, arrived rom Albuoueroue, N. M, yesterday. His pro finer. Huyh Nc Bride, lives at Cubero, N. M'
 Mr Joe Cook, one of our County Super, r;sors can boast of the best pair of matched vearlins colts in Yavspai County. lie nas ieen offered $500 for the pair,
 " Waite returned to-day from 6 trip ,o the Bradshaw mines. and mas somewhat snrnr;sed su to learn that his wife had decamp- ed with so worthless a man as Charles E. Blackburn.
 The Verde mail driver informs us tila, ,be road between the little Colorado anu Verde. is lined with immigrants from Nan eos Texas and other States, who are con- ing to Arizona to settle.
 N. c. Dawes, candidate for Sherih and f,has. B. Rush. who is in the field TOT DIS tr,ct Attorney, returned from trip to ths eastern portion of Yavapai County, last even so'e ;ng They represent he farming interests, se ate ;n that section as looking way-up. I'm, National Mail and Transportation cL,,rr,anv of Santa Fe, New Mexico con, .,.e,srs on the route be ween Prescott ana w;ckepburp via Peck Mine, Bradshaw snu Wslnut Grove, haye sub-let the same v Charley Young.
 Hop F. L. B. Goodwin of Pinsi County, .',',onnced himself as candiuate Iot shs s fnnncil at tls coming election !uaes GaoSwin sns is Q good lawyer, me osasoI' end and if elected, Pinal will carry on tne Pl'-s so s,,'s fir as talent is concerned m oul neN' 1 Legislature. l prescoft youngsters should % scuI < -,ssv fnr school. Only two weeks Ias.s ss.S y .'s~ss;on .s~s' nj, after next Monday. be os ,e1s 1 .n e.,',. giop,;ay morning Septsmoer znu sors d =. sss<* <. esen with the Fall term sna s., sss. ss snv m lime {soldcn opporfunit1tlss s.' ,s,ss .sss.Inrs s,,s as,<i if YOU fail to take s 1 pS1i'sa pf sl'em tho they WiIl never return
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
TIGER mlEIsG cozpaHV.

Location of principal works, Tiger district Brsnshsw Mountain, yzgapai rcunty, Arizona Territory. cisco California.
 NOTICE Is hereby given thst at meeting of the D- sn ssses.aent No f3 of Thrty 3o) C.nfs per share
 WIS levied upoa the capital stock of the eorporztn, aynb,e immediately in United States gold coin- to the Secrsarv at the oce of the cosnpasy. Room 8 Nevada Block No D9 Montgomery street. San Franc.scc, Cali fprnla-
 Any stock upon which the sssesssnenf shah remain ,znrasd on Monday. the Twenty-sixfh f26tht day of srru<t ls-s will De delinquent and advertised for sale at p,,lic Aucton and ussl<ss payment fs mnde before sepsssnber 1s7s to pay the delinquent sssessElent to rsihe- win. cess Of advertising and expenscs of sale V. H. LENT, Secretary.
 s,eerx,-Roosn No. ss. Nevxdz Block, No. Soo Mont .rz',,rrv street San Francizeo Cszifornia- U17dtd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
WEDNESDAY,.

nhekburn has seen @Led Astray' played Zipsop stage took out two passengers B enoning. |A gFsat deal of rain has recently fallen on Asgolloa range. sliIonia stage toek out Msjor veal aud behan as passengers. naeett people need not grumble. Bos- 's afIicted with 665 lawyers. T. Bancroft, from Lower Agua Fris, re eot little rain and . poor crop pro . hiz section.
 Eash arrived teddy from Fhsnix with
 . -four for the Peck restaurant pro
 [r. CAlhoun-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
TlpIop SILVER MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal place of business San Francis co, California
 Location of works. Black Canyon District, Yavapai county, Arizona Territory.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that st meeting of the Board of Dire cfors held the 18th day of July is7a an assessment (No 3, of Fifty Cents per share was levied the capital stock of the corporation able nme aiafely, in United States gold coin, to the Secretary. the office of the Company, Rouns and q, No. a37 Pine street, San Francisco, California
 Any stock npon which this assesscent shall remain unpaid on the sis eay of August 1s7s vii; be delin- ouent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless papuent made before, will be sold WE'D NEsDAY, the EIGHTEENTH day of SEPTEMBER, fsss to pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors.
 D.F. vERDENAL. Secretary ovrrcx-Rooms and ', ar Pine street, San Fran cisco. California. jy22td
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16

SILVER SHrpxExrs.--On the 5fh instnt, Superintendent Foreman made his secend shipment from the '76 quartz mill, consist, ing of e0,l2e pounds of concentration, ana in another week he will ship about ten tons more. The Silver King Company also made \ large shipment of concentration on the otn ;nstsnt. Both mills are running af me fullest capacity and the results are most .ss;xfscfory to the managers.-l Cislzen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16

ne Warrants, Series of 1877, represent, these accounts, have not yet found H vsy into the Treasury. Holders are |sested to pass them in and get their cash.
 Here are funds on hand to pay up to ! 100, Series of 1877
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
ELopED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The citizens of Prescott were somewhat surprised yesterday upon learning that Chas. E. Blackburn, had deserted his wife and four children and departed for parts un- known with Mrs. Waite, dashing blonde, who leaves her husband prospecting valu- able bonanza somewhere in the vicinity of Turkey Creek. MT. B., hired buggy and harness at the Plaza stable, horse from Mir. Layoie of the Tiger, and with horse of his own, outitted himself on Monday night for the important slide he was about to take with another mans wife by his side to cheer and comfort him on his way, Two souls go throbbing on an anxious journey to some secluded corner of the land where they will meet strangers and be unknown and where the
 1.-TWO souls, with but single thought
 Two hearts that beat as one,"
 can enjoy that bliss which to the romantic lovers surpasses all others. By the elopement of these fairy souls, Mrs. B., is rided of a worthless husband who ought not to have claim in that sacred place, the heart, and MT. Waite the responsibility of watching over and careing for an unworthy wife. The officers of the law are on the trail of the truant lovers, and there is possibility that they maybe returned. NIT. B., to answer sev- eral charges filed against him with the Sher- if, and Mrs. w., to explain why she wished .o rob good woman of her husband and four innocent children of a fathers protect ing hand.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
sfrayed or stolen.

stszyed or stolen iron. tho undersigned near Fors Hh1ppiss two horzezoDe 1D, ex 3eaFr o,d, tr1ndr1 m on the near thigh; the e<ers bay, n.s tres sitts fsc< sn1dk and collar 1srkzs and spanish brand o kikh Tueu<y doitAn rsHzri wi be p4li .o fhe1 per- sen rsfnrnin< the sazne 10 thi< ocses-
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16

 Acheson McKray Mrs. Anderson Mccarty F-(4 Anderson Myers Anderson WE Marks BJ Bickford FL McGahey wm Buck Nellie Neyins D B Clair E-M Price Craig VII Rognon Geo L-t0 Dickinson Serrs K-f2) Dave Henry Ssnderson John Eyers Harry Stranskey Vim Fluhr J-(2) SEsggs Emily Finnie Day1d Simmons Mrs. JJ Freeman D W Thompson W Hyatt Tryon w Kelly G wilson WA Meadows Webster NJ Meadows Eva Waterman R McClain Win welch D-t0 Monroe DJ
 The above named persons will please call
 T. W OTIS. P. M. Cook-stoves for S20 at the new store of Frederick & Hill, west side of Plaza. 12wl
  Buffalo meat at Bowen, Knowles X Co.
 augl1s
 -------------- The City Brewery is itself again. Plenty of good Lager Beer on hand. aug9-H
 
 Corn meal at Bowen, Knowles S Go.
 augl2s German prunes, ssS lbs. for sI, at Rowen, Knowles < Go. jyl-t Lemon Sugar. at Bowen. Knowles Go. jyl-tf Goto Clark k Adams Yard, or Mill, for Clear Lum- Der. jn IT If. Fresh Whitaker Hans at Bowen, Knowles Go.
 jy 1-H Strained Honey, 2s cts. per b.. at Bowen. Knowles Go. jyl-d Choicest Eastern Bacon, 22 cts. per Ib at Bowen, Knowles < CG ty1-d California Bayo Beans, ct Bowen, Knowles Co.
 jy 1-d Lumber Yard of Clark s Adams, Corner of Willis and MoDtesuma Streets. Has all kinds of lumber. Prescott, June, IT, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
NOTICE.

m ore- fsas 70 razs settle up the sssass q he ts oies nazhfora. eTu<y pcaoa in1sberd to the 1rn q rssfI,rl O. are requested to ca kzd se1l1s thelr accounts f-asfiGs<ls- There nss< N 70 excepdon to this notzce. ....--,...,. i. .<, <
 preecoss, May s1xt, is7s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16

On the eth inst, . fearfal tornado accom- ,,asied bv hail and rain visited the St. fawrence. and the northern part of New York. At Watertown forty buildings were tor,, down, fields of grain xere swept away snd sixteen persons Killed. !be destrnsslon so ,,roperty and tho ioes of life throughout fl,t ,yrkole east is sePrted.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
Ice Depot.

To m Izrza or anzE qnza.ifi<s ts Ni;izxs Col hu3ch~ ehop. PzrtisF xlshinz lzzEi erloes. s1oaid ls6&e tAe1r orzz1rs diky in .dsxues-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
MANHOOD" By DIR. E. DeF. Curtis s'deceased,,
 2s5sh EDITION.

Trsatise on the Lsxs Governing Life expIrtnry of the causes and symptoms of UeakDess Epzspond~1cy Nervous Exhansoa, Muscular Debility 1ud Prsu.fure Decline in Msnhood- Prfos s1- Address DE- s DAy- tDsoSr He POWELL sIREET, Booksellers. Auz3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
CHOICE ARIZONA FRUIT !
A. M. JAMES < CO,

PHENIx. ARIZONA azsiag sec1red the Peach and Grape crop of SALT RIVER VALLEY are prep1red to furnizsl or chin ripe fr.zl fruif m quantities to suit zii customers.
 July 1ezh, Is1s--fn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
Sealed Proposalsl.

Sealed Proposals.
 OFFICE or crEnk or BOARD or s'5vzRv1soksl
 or YArAP4I Coux-r, d. T..
 l,nEsCoFT. Angus; nh, ls7s- Sealed proposals wil be rsceives at the oes of cerk of Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County. A. T., s Monday morning Angust leth 1878 st 10 oecsk for furnishing fnit<rc fxturss etc.. for Cor room and oz.ces, fn neu Tavspai County Court H0as-. in accordance with pznE and specifications ledin the office Of Cicrk of Board supesors and wkkch b fke ofnce cfH O. Hos. Superintendent Of Construction Of said Court House fzd frrnitu<e fttres. s. to be cop3cfed and put in ulacs on hcfufe the 3 day of Se1fember 1878. The Board the right re5ei any xnd ail uids-
 Dx cr1er Of the BoaEd of Eufereisors.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk. Prescott, August 7fi, ls7s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
JAMES HONEY
 vs. T. R. JONES and Y. A. JONES |

IEhhiIOlk1 AA1LONA. [
 COUNTY or YAyAPAI.
 JAMES HONEY
 
 J. B. JONES and F. A.. JONES' By virtue of execution in the above entod ca,se issued out of the District Court of the Third Judicial District Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Yavapai, duly tested the pth day of August IssS which am commanded to make of the personal pro perty of the above named defendants, If sufficient xn be found if not then of his real property the sum of six hundred and sixtyfour and 23l0o s6ss.2) ou ar damages, and one hundred ind sixty-one ll) dollars costs of suit together with the costs that may accrIe Failing to find sufcisn personal property beo aging said defendants not exempt from executou have levied upon and seized all the right title int rest of said defendants of, in and to the following described real estate, to wit: Lots numbered ten l0 tive i've 2D fourteen 14) sixteen 16l and eighteen liS in Block thrtytwo (s2l, they appear upon the ofic map or plat of the town of Prescott, Yayapai county Arizona together with all improvements thereon.
 Notice is hereby given, that on
 Saturday, August 31st, 1878, at Il o'clock M the premises in said County xill se the above dercrbed real estate at pv bile auction the highest bidder for cash to saiss said execution and all costs. ED F, B0WF RS, sheriff,
 By R. H. WALKF R Under-Sherff;. Prescott, A. T. August 10, ls7s-.w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
postomce Letter List.

The following is lust of letters remaining in the Prescott postorfice Yavapai County Arizona, August l6th, 1875:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
For Sale.

Tvo rood American mares ycsrng and good trcters oue txoseze sr15uznce and covered oaggy, uesr- iy nex. The property of the lzs colss kasefor1 WI be sold chesp- For particulars inqire 4t L. FASH FORD CO.'S of
 ". c. BASHiFORD, Administration. Prescott August fs. ls7s--sf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
stray pe.tker.

Came so my ranch the iath Inst. sAite and black spotted COW, w1<h the night ear split and the i.tf cropped. The owner Sia please pay changes, prove property. and take the same a~sv-
 winow creek. Ans issh, is7s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-16
WTcken6uret0 SSnaJ Cfty$15
 TfME-.-24 HOURS.

FOR FARES kc- APPLY TO AGANCIES. korxrs-C k A Sfsua f,o pre-r