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n o TIC e.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned Trustees of the Pancake Coal Company
corporation organized and existing under and by virtue
of the laws of the State of Nevada have called and do
hereby call meeting of the stockholders of said corpora
ton to be held at the Office of the company in Carson City,
Nevada, at office of l. Coffin, the 18th DAY OF AUG
US A D. 1878, at IL O'Clock of said day, for the pur
pose of increasing the capital stock of said company from
million dollars consisting of fifty thousand shares of
hundred thousand shares of twenty dollars each
June 10, 1873. G. DERBY
MARK STRAUS,
HORACE CRANDALL,
JOHN r. WHITE,
T. COFFIN,
ie2lw8aul7 Trustees of Pancake Coal Company.
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N in Decker's Saloon last week. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving K It the bar Of hat place
July "a, 1873. 1w
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The above sale is hereby postponed until THURSDAY
the 31st day of MAY A D. 1877 at hour and pass
and by request of plaintiffs and defendants. 49,.
s. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson CITY Nav 18th 1877. - t.. .
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The above Sale is hereby postponed until SATURDAY
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF NAY, A. d. 1877, at game
hour and place. by request Of Plaintiffs and Defendants
8. 7. SWIFT, Sheriff,
b Carson City, April 80, 1877. st, myl
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
TIE LEG R AP HIC
Special to the HERALD.
FROM FLORENCE.
Picket Post, Silver King and
 Globe All Right for Woofsey.

Special telegram to the HERALD.
 FLORENCE, October 30.-Woolsey will carry Picket Post, Silver King and Globe by an overwhelming ma jority. He will get two-thirds of all the votes polled at the above named points At this place he will get a majority of all the votes cast.
 SECOND DISPATCH.
 FLORENCE, October 31.-Woolsey speaks here on Saturday night, and will be in Phenix on Monday. Him self and friends are jubilant over the splendid prospects of success in this county. A careful estimate promises a heavy majority, and at least q two thirds vote.
 His friends are also in high glee at the several telegrams received yester- day from different parts of. the terri tory of the most flattering description as to his chances of success, and giv- ing assurances of heavy majority. Doubtful voters are now showing their coiors and coming over to his support ... ..
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
The Golden star ,rine-

The Golden Star mill, at Cave creek, commenced operations last Monday, and has proved perfect success in every respect They are now running on quartz, and the amalgam showing 2 on the plates give promise of success beyond the most sanguine expecta- tiGns of those in charge. The Frue tables work to a charm, and are sim ply the greatest thing ever introduced in q gold mill saving in one days run q ton of concentrations, which is suf- ficient to pay the total cost of mining and milling. The Golden Star can be considered as one of the most valu- able minsng properties in Arizona.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
TroubIesomeIndian,

Some years ago a number of Pima Indians settled on about 200 acres of land in Tempe valley, never having filed an application with the govern ment agent. Lately some white men pre-empted the same land, and during the last week were driven off by the Indians forcibly. The Indians are off the reservation granted them by the government, and consequently are not entitled to the property. Application has been made to the authorities for assistance to regain the land by the parties interested, and sheriff Mowry and posse left for the scene of the trouble this morning. If they do not succeed, the aid of the military will be invoked.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
Orders from the country receive prompt attention at Goldberg'S,

THE principal reason, says a con temporary, for hastening the compile tion of the Southern Pacific railroad is not generally known to the public. But we can give it. The directors of that important railway corporation have finally become convinced that the mining situation in Arizona Is no longer a problem. The permanency of the ore deposits is an assured fact No one has ever doubted the richness of the great mines which have been brought to the notice of the public. The bullion shipments from these mines left no room for doubt. But now the most competent mining au- thOrities on the coast have pronounce e1 the Arizona ledges permanent. This permanency not only assures the success of the mines-it means sue cess for the most important railway enterprise on the coast. We hazard the opinion that within twelve months Arizona will witness a mining revc- lution of the most exciting character. Hitherto prospectOrs have figured most prominently in the development of Arizona. The railroad will bring capitalists to the front.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
POLITICAL.
Democrats, Beware !!

IT has come to the knowledge of the Demo. crat ic Central Committee that certain Non Partisan and Independent candidates are hav- ing their names printed upon Democratic tick cts, leavisg out the name of the regular nomi- nee and substituting their own instead. The following is the regular Democratic ticket. nominated by the County Convention on the 26,h day of August, 1873: .4,r..t -5.. Council--C, II. Gray.
 Assembly-John T. Alsap and E. r. Glea- son.
 District Attorney-John E. Naylor.
 Shetia-Reuben s. Thomas ---
 Reeorder-Neri r. Osborne.
 Treasurer-M. L. Peralta. .-...
 Survey William N. Breckinrjdge. {. .Supervisors-JOhn l.. Gregg, J. II. Lively.
 Public Administrator-R. P. Hilands.
 The committee respectfully warn all who wish to encourage and PerPetuate the grand old principals of Democracy to examine care. fully their tickets before voting, and see that the names of all of the conventon's nominees appear upon it UBcUmprggnising Republicans, and what is still less worthy of your support, sore-headed Democrats who have not manhood enough to rise above their desire for office and stand by the nominees of their party eonven- ton, take this means of forcing themselves upon the people, and our only remedy is to anime carefully our tickets before voting.
 By order of the Democratic Central Commit tee.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
and their bethrothal is now an accom-

and their bethrothal is now an accom- plsshed fact. n -r t.:L
 SALT LAKe, Nov. 1.-The examina- ton of witnesses in the case of Miles the bigamist case was concluded to- day. It appears that Miles went to England as a missionary and brought Miss Avon to this country together with his mother. They had been in this country but three weeks. Miles was bound over in $15,OOO to await the action of the grand jury.
 SAN, FRANCIsco, November 1-The Chinese quarter in this city was par tially destroyed by fire last night : The -Mhole Chinese quarters in Truckee was burned, and it was only by extraordinary exertion that the res of the town was saved.
 c. T.,Crocker.has been made pre- si dent of the Southern Pacific railrood of Arizona.
 Stocks-Tiptop, 1So; San Xavier, 1; Silver King; IS. '''
 1I FREIGHT ARRIVALS. r s' 7f-
 YUMA. October 3l.-The following freight has arrived during the week: -y
 Pheuix-L- C., 26; q. E. L., g; A. & E., 10; J. S., 3l T. X Co., l9; J. L., 49; NJ. E., II; A. & A., l2O; M. B. C,.l; c. II w.. IF; M. &lCo, l6l C.. & Co., 2Gl J. s.3 T. F. c., l safe; c. E. MeC., l {; J. < Co.,, 56.
 McDowell-J. S.t7.
 . HaTdeu'a Ferry-C. T. H.. l5,
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
Is Davis running in the interest
 Of Stevens

OA
 He is, most .dicidedly, Whether knowingly, with malice afoIethought, he and his God best know. The char acter of the man, his susceptibility to influence and his easily flattered van iity, where his own advancement and glory are concerned, render it a mat ter of uncertainty with those.whd know him best, whether to regard, his announcement as the result of pre- concerted arrangement with Mir. Stev- ems, made with the intent of drawing votes from MT. Campbell, then al- ready in the field as candidate from north ern Aaizona, or whether to think the simple and less expensive plan, was pursued, of sending few warm, disinierested @ friends of MT. Davis, (Stevens) to MT. D., who were instruct ed to say and did say something like this: "Why don't you come out and run, you have many supporters here and are better qualified every way to grace the halls of Congress than any man we know of. Your forensic abi,- ity, and many amiable qualities, uni ted with experience gained at the bar (judiciaD, make you just the man Arizona needs. Run, and we will back you'' -..
 If this plan was adopted-and it is more than probable that it was-the sugar-coated bait was swallowed, Da- wis consented to run, and the Stevens delegation returned to their master and received his commendation, Well done good and faithful ser vants." .-...-. ...., .... -..
 Whatever motives, sOrdid or vain glorious, may have prompted him to come into the field, he will on Nov 9th, if he does not already, realize his mistake and deplore his folly. .-.
 Where a man sinks, puts out of sight, the real true interests of his country and section. and allows a sell fish, unbecoming pride to take posses sion of him and induce him to step out of the crowd and place himself in the arena and say, II want to go to congress, don'tvote for anybody else; never mind if Yavapai has selected a candidate, vote for me" When Davis did this, we say he did it in the inter est of Hiram Stevens, and that he had not the welfare Ol the territory or of northern Arizona at heart, and that he is today an easy pliable tool in the hands of the enemies of the people, Prescott Enterprise.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
MINING MATTERS.

The Tiger has levied an assessment of one dollar, delinquent December 10th.
 Dr. Sanders is trying to arrange matters so that he may start the Mi ami mill again. , - '- ' - ; j. .
 The Lola Mining company has been incorporated to mine in Marico- pa county, Arizona. Directors: L. L. Robinson, B. Sherwood, Clint. Carnes, Alexander Forbes, J. Gashwiler. Cap itaI, S10,OOO,O0O. I .1L3i !
 A noted sale of thirteen prominent mines was consummated two weeks ago. Col. John D. Graham, of San Francisco, managing director of the Aztec and Toltec Syndicatcs of the Santa Rita mountains, was the pur- chaser. The price paid was $14O,- 100.
 At the annual meeting of the Sev- cnty-SiX Mining company, held Octo- Der 22, the following named gentle men were elected for the ensuing year: F. W. Hadley, president; Clinton Cur nee, vice-prcsiIent; c. NJ. Kellogg, L. Vesaria, E. F. Stone, directors; B. s. Kellogg, secretary; s. F. Foreman, c,,i,o.; tor1opt
 At the annual meeting ofthe Me Crackin Consolidated Mining com pany, October 9, tlie following gen. tlemen were elected dtrustees: C. A. Stetefeldt, president; A. E. Hocht, vice-president; Joseph Naptoly, L. B. Benchley, George c. Perkins, direc- tors; WaE. Stronach, superintendent; II. A. Whiting, secre tary.
 Parties in Tucson are excited. Cap italists are there and properties are changing hands daily. A few weeks ago mines sold from 800 to 10000 dol lars; now they are selling from s10,- GOO to a quarter million. There are millions of tons of ore here-thitt Will mill over one hundred dollars per tor, while many thousands will go over 400 dollars per ton. IA foA- q
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
FROM VERDE
Cheering News from the Little
 ...-. Colorado. -.r.-..

Special Telegram to the HERALD.
 VERDE, October 30.-Davis is here on the stump-just where he will be anchored November 5th. This valley has three hundred votes, which will go solid for Woolsey. Arizona's next delegate.
 A gentleman well informed has just arrived from the Little Colorado, and says no one but IFoolsey is known there. \ bet of five hundred dollars to two hundred and fifty dollars on Woolsey's election, was refused here to-day.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
FROM YUMA.
Keetin= Of Railroad Officials, &i
suppOrt.

Special Telegram to the HEnALD.
 YUMA, Oct. 27.- Superintendent Hewitt and other railroad officials are here; also Gov. Stafford and John Wasson.
 There have arrived sixty thousand ties and five miles of rails for the rail road company, and about nineteen thousand pounds of telegraph wire. MT. Harris, chief of construction, is expected here tomorrow morning. Agent Hart, of the San Carlos h. dian agency, has gone to his post.
 LATEST DISPATCH.
 YUMA, October 31.-Railroad ties arriving daily.
 Hon. II. s. Stevens arrived on the 21th and left on the 30th
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
RITZ JOHN PORTER.


 NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Board of Investigation in the Fitz John Porter case have adjoined to meet at west Point, December 19.
 JAMES E. ANDERSON AGAIN.
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 1.-The Press tomorrow will publish the sworn statement of James E Anderson, eX- Supervisor of East Felicina, Louis ana, made today before d notary pub lie of this city respecting the. authen- tication of the letters of Sherman, Anderson and Webber letters and other matter connected with the Por- ter investigation.
 YELLOW FEVER OVER
 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Lit is prob able that the Board of Health. will declare the fever at an end tomorrow, as death from other causes now ex- ceed those from yellow fever. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PosToFFICE
 DEPARTMENT.
 WAsAINGToN, Nov. 1-The annual report for the fiscal year end. ing June 30, 1878, for the postollice department is completed. The report shows that the estimate for the year was $34, 4,55G, 1G9, and the expenditures were S34, 4,165,OS4. -@. -r.
 NEWS FROM MEXICO.
 Advices received state that Senor Ze- omacona will remain at Washington indefinately.
 The Government has ordered Gen eral Riva, palacio minister of Public lie works to extend proper recep- ton to party of Chicago merchants who intend making an excursion to Mexico.
 Lieutenant Colonel Garcia has been tried by general court martial and found guilty of violating the neutrality laws, he having pursued a body O revolutionists into the United States. .....
 COPENHAGEN, Nov. 1.-All political difficulties in the way of marriage of of the Duke of Cumberland with Princess Thegra have been removed
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
TOWN AND COUNTY.

NNA t'AN"S 9. Sonora salt, cheap, at Irvine's.
 Bring your produce to Goldberg's. Irvine & Co. have large lot of Liv- erpool salt.
 Honey in two and four pound cans at Goldberg's-
 Irvine has just received a lot of stoves and ranges. Kerosene oil in any quantity at Goldberg,s. v r-
 Ladies who need rocking chairs can be supplied at Irvine's.
 Many articles of local interest are crowded out of this weeks issue of this paper.
 Cigars, tobacco, whiskies, wines, &c., at GOldberg's.
 No necessity of sleeping cold these nights while Irvine has large lot of blankets, quilts and bedspreads.
 Religious services at the cEur:h to . morrow at II o'clock, \. M., and at o'clock, PM.
 J. II. Cummings advertisement, in another column, will be found of in terest to teamsters. a
 J. II. Lively, regular democratic nominee for supervisor, has an adver- tisement in this issue, to which we call the attention of our readers.
 Leopold Zeir, tried and convicted before Judge Rumburg, for selling liquor to Indiahs, has been held to appear before the United States grand jury, which convenes at Yuma next Tuesday.
 Hon. C. II. Gray and family have arrived home from long trip to the east. He wishes us to state that ow- ing to his being quarantined in the yellow fever districts, his arrival Was delayed some five weeks.
 The United States Brewery adver- tise in this issue that they are prep ar ed to fill all orders at prices that defy competition There is now no excuse for dealers not having beer. Give them a trial
 To all persons having any house or sign painting to be done, we would call their attention to the excellent quality of work done by Fagcner & AmeS They are located on the main street, just beyond the bakery of Ju- Illus Bauerlen.
 Seven bars of bullion, valued at $13,035, from the Tiptop mill, arrived in Phenix on last Sunday, en route to San Francisco. Th,s is the second shipment of bullion via Phenix. The product of the Tiptop will hereafter be shipped through this way.
 At last, after countless petitions Phenix is supplied by a daily mail. Connection is made at MaricOpa Wells instead of Florence, thus giving us oar mail two days earlier than un- der old afrangenlents The mail wagons arrive at most any time dur ing the afternoon, and depart with the same regularity. The. interests of Phenix demand that the daily line of stages of the Kearns tS Griffith line be changed so as to- run through this city, and if the wishes of this con- munity were respected in the least thIs change would have been made some time sinee. -.
 Last Wednesday q deed was filed in the office of the County Recorder, transferring lots 1 and ?, block p, from A Goldman to G. Oury, for the consideration of 5000. The proper ty is without buildings, adjoining the store of A Goldman, and was pur- chased by Mir. Oury for E. Irvine, who will immediately commence the con struction of large building to ac commOdate his large mercantile es- tablishment. Mir Irvine is one of our most enterprising merchants, and by his energy and push is doing much to make Phenix a business center.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
For DeIegafe to Congress.

To the Voters of Arizona:
 In accordance with the exTrs ssed wishes of a great many citizens of inc Territory. herewith submit my name to the voters therOf as an In- dependent Candidate to the 10th Congr of the support of my fellow citizens, prOmis ng that if elected. l will do everything possible, in an honorable way, to serve tbeID and the Territory.
 April. 22. 1873. JOHN G. CAMPBELL 11t
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02

Irvine & Co. have the largest stock and most varied assortment of goods in town, and sell cheaper than any firm. Call and see what they have, and how their prices range.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02

Mrs. Amelia BloOmer, the inventor of the dress which bears her name, is living in a small town in Iowa. She is disgusted with the turn the wo- mans suffrage movement has taken.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
For DeIegate to Congress.

To the Voters Arizona -.A
 very respectful announce myself as an Independent Peoples Candidate for Reelection to the 46th Congress. If l am elected, will strictly adhere to my former course, and with the advantage of passed experience, will labor to advance the entire interests of the Territory and her people. To this end very respect fully solicit the support of all citizens.
 Respectfully, - June 1878. H. $. STEVENS.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-.

I hereby announce myself as Candidate to the i6th Congress of the United States and would say to my fellow citizens that if hOnored by an election l will diligently labor to pro- mote the interests of the entire Territory. with out regard tO section. A. F.. DAVIS.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
PHENIX. A. T., October g 1878. DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
 FOR COUNTY OFFICERS Election. November 5th, 1878.

- 70: - Comca-C. Fl. Gray. .t fl -Assem5lymen-John T. Alsap, E. F. Gleason. .-1ltl|- District AttOmey-John E. Naylor. .Sher1-Reuben s. Thomas. Treasurey-John George. Recorder-Neri F. Osborne. Sap9risors-John L.. Gregg, J. H.. Lively.
 .SUrreyor-Wm. NJ. Breckinridge. PuJIic Admintstrdtor-R. P. Hi lands.
 PHENIX PRECINCT. Justices of He Pedce-R. P. Hilands, SIR, Warfield. .1-F.i School TIustees-H. II. Linville, Thos Childs, J. A. Chenowth. -... COuStdJle-Isaac Bland.
 TEMPE PRECINCT. Justice cf He Pedce-Robert Flagler. School TruSteeS-N incheSter Miller, Wm. Osburne.
 CoHstdJle-George Nichols.
 SUN FLOWER PRECINCT. JUstfce g the Pedce-Christian Cline. .t 4r -..-. . C0HStajle-John MankiN.
 RICHMOND PRECINCT. ..-.. JuStice cf the Peace- COnStdbleS-Wm. Murphy, Tolbert Overton.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
For County Recorder.

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A Candidate for election to the office of Recorder of MaricOpa County at the Election of Novem- Der 5 Il, ISIS.
 BRENT KIRKLAND.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02

F G. Wentworth will give a social dance at the Hall next Friday eve ming. Supper if desired
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
For Counfy Recordcr

The unpersigned hereby ann unces himself as candidate for reelection 10 the office of Recorder of AIarcopa County at the ensning electson of November next. T'
 W. r. Nc NULTY. purNIN Sent { 1873
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
Fer Jusfice Of tine Peace

I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS AN Independdnt Candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace for PLeEix Precinct, Marlcopa County. B. M WATTS.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
FROM PRESCOTT.
Ynvapai County for yyOOIsey.

Special Telegram to tbe HERALD. aa: -'--sgf PRESCOTT, October 30.-Wool sey will carry thIs county. Maricopa has it in her hands to elect him.
 c. ". BEACH.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
TILDEN IN COURT.

PITTsBURG, Nov. In the United States Curcuit Court yesterday the United States ys. Samuef J. Tilden was reached.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02

COmc2-A. H. Peoples.
 HouSe-M. H. Calderwood. Ed. L. Cummings. "' .'
 District dtt0raey-A, D. Lemou. 'SherB-gaB. Creamet.z TreaNuer-F. X. Shaw
 Recorder1U. R. Baker
 County sgrfeyqf- Alfred Bannister- Public .-AdatinistratoTTR. P. Hi lands. fd erllsL5fr
 ,Superciso,s-O: H. Veil, A. Deck CT. .Nt V ."'1
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For Sheriff.

hereby announce myself a Candidate for Sheriff of Maricopa county, at the coming election. JosEPHUs PLY.
 PHFNTN A. T. June % 1s7s.. slg