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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-02

In counties consisting of more than one
Representative District, and where the num-
beer of delegates allotted 10 such counties can
not be equally divided between the Repre-
sentative Districts Of said county, the County
Republican Central Committee shall appor-
ton the delegates among the DISTRICTS upon
the basis of the Republican vote, but each
Representative District shall be entitled To
ut least two delegates.
It is recommended that the District Con-
vcnti0ns for the purpose Of clecting-delegatcs
10 the convention herein called, be held on
Saturday, August 10, 1873. ut such hour as
may he designated by the Central Committee
of each representative district; or, in the
event that there he no such committee, then
by the Central Committee of the county.
IL Is also recommended that in addition to
the delegates herein provided one alternate
bc elected for each delegate. No person will
he entitled TO = seat or vote in the convention
by virtue OF holding the proxy OF any Of the
delegates.
JAMES M'DERMOTT, Chairman,
LOUIS HANBACK,, Secretary.
Topeka, june "a, 1873
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-02
nISSnlUTI0M.

FTNHE firm of Gentry & Nellis has this day
Il dissolved by mutual consent. All bills
due the said firm must be paid to Drs Nellis
& Sherburn DIR. Sherburn takes the place
of DR.. Gentry. S9-3t W. ID. GENTLY.
July Is, 1873. Z. s. NELLIS
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Republican Sta Q Convention.

A Delegate Convention Of the Republicans
of the state of Kansas will be held in Repre-
sentative Hall, in the City of Topeka, on
Wednesday the 2Sth day Of August. 1873, ut
the hour Of 10 a. m ., for the purpose OF nomi-
mating candidates for the following offices,
viz:
Governor;
Lieutenant Governor;
Secretary of State;
Auditor of State;
Treasurer of State;
Attorney General;
superintendent of Public Instruction,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court;
State Central Committee.
The basis of representation in the State
Convention will be one % delegate and one
u alternate Tor each 300 votes cast for Walter
l.. Simons for Presidential ElcctOr in 1873.
and additional delegate and alternate for
every fraction thereof OF not less than so
votes; provided, that in all organized coun-
ties in which less than so votes were cast for
said Simons, such counties shall be entitled
10 delegate and l alternate each, as follows !:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-02
Congressional Convention

A Delegate Convention of the Republicans
of the Third Congressional District of Kan
Sac will be held at Wichita, Kansas, on Thurs
day. the 18th day Of August, 1913, at the hour
of 10 O'Clock n IN -, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating "A candidate for Congress and trans
acting such other business n may come be
fore the Convention Said convention shall
consist of the following number of delegates
from the several counties In the District, viz:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-02
There came burst Of thunder sound.

Z SinguIarly, the boy was all right,
save 3 few slight injuries upon his
hands and face. It was the store
that suffered Several panes of
glass were broken, q kerosene lamp
Was wrecked, and the proprietor
and his entire stock in trade were
thrown into the direst confusion.
The volcanic Patrick was taken to
his home.-Boston Advertiser.
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VeUetine

Is Better than any Medicine.
HENDERSON, KY, Dec. 1877.
/ have used H. L. Stevens Vegetine, and
like it better than any medicine have used
for purifying the blood. One bottle of Vege-
tine accomplished more good than all other
medicines have taken. THOS. LYME,
Henderson, KY.
VEGEsINE is composed of roots barks and
herbs. 1t is very pleasant to take; every
child likes it,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-02
GRANT AND BIsMAROK.
An Unceremonious Gall Upon the
German chancellor.

What Was Talked AbOat-BismArck Interested
i'm SheridaE-fhe Attempt upon the
KaiSer's Life-War "Reminiscences
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-02

EXPLOSION OF A BOY.-A curious
accident occurred last evening in 3
small store on Second street, South
Boston. A youth named Patrick
Scanlon dropped In and bought g
cigar, which he lighted. Like q
great many other boys who, were
out last night, Patrick hsd In his
pocket quantity of loose poWder,
and in some queer way he ignited it
while lighting his fumar. ,-..f-..
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Sheriff IS Sale.
District Court, Fifth Judicial District,l
Lyon county, Kansas.

JOSEPH ERNST. Co. Treas'r.
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PARIS LETTER.
Something About French Farming.

Economy In Gathering Crops-The Increasing
Demand for American Agricultural Aaekia-
cry .-FatteniHg Poultry by Machinery, and
Matching Chickens By Steam IncubstOrs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21

RAIS.-A smart thunder shower visited us this afternoon and revived vegetation as we'll as the hopes of the people, but while
 .sThe plow-boy is whooping. anon!
 There's joy on the mountains,
 There's life in the fountains;
 Small clouds are sailing,
 Blue sky prevailing;
 The rain is over and gone."
 Captain Adam Kramer, of Camp Apache. called upon us to-day, in company with Price Behan. The Captain bears a good reputation, both as an officer and gentle man, among soldiers and citizens. He is here by the order of the Court to testify in the Little Colorado lynching affair, he hav- ing been called upon, in his capacity as an Army officer, to make arrests, etc.
 Governor Hoyt who sui the people O this Territory as their executive officer, has not learned anything further in regard to hls transfer from Arizona to Idaho. The c vernon is satisfied with his present field of jurisdiction and il seems to all candid, fair minded people. that where both the people and the Governor are suited he should be retained where he now is. Again when a change is to be made it seems but fair ana right that the wishes of the people of the Territory should be consulted to a certain extent.
 The special grand jury, empanneled for the purpose of investigating the Little Colorado difficulties, etc., have found bills against Juan Sedilio, Manuel Lucero, and Madaleno Calderon. In addition to these, we understand other indictments have been found against parties not under arrest, whose names we suppress. The whole of this Little Colorado trouble will be the means of throwing the County several thou sand dollars deeper into debt, with the chance of no person being convicted of the crimes as charged in the indictment. An other great drawback and injury n renew ing these old matters, at this time, is the calling away from home of several farmers and others, living at Springerville, Round Valley and other places, a distance of from t50 to 200 miles, without recompense.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21

Potatoes are worth 15 cents at Alexandra and are used only for desert
 Judge Tweed informs us by letter that he will soon visit Prescott, and that things in Mehave county are running smoothly, both in financial and political sense CHANGED HAxDs-Charles E. Heenan has sold his city express business, including wagon, horse. good will, etc, to Mr. k. Fredericks, who has been employed at the Arizona Brewery Mir. Fredericks has had several years experience in the express and delivery businsss in San Francisco, and un- derstands what is required to make 1t success.
 Mrs. c. B. Genung, one of Arizona's kind est ladies, came up from her home Tn Pee ples Valley, and is visiting with her sister Mrs. A. o. Moves. Miss Pine, young lady of more than ordinary culture and re- fnement. who recently came tp Arizona with her parents. for the purpose of loca- ting, and going into business, accompanied Mrs. Genung.
 | A Mir. Pine, broiher-in-law to the gentle man of that name, who erected the hotei that bears that name in San Bernardino, and which. under his administration, was ac- knowledged the best in Southern Califor- nia. has purchased from s. Nj. Vessels, at { Bradshaw, his boarding house. If it IS 10 be made another Pines hotel of San Bernardino, we precinct for it brilliant future. SroLEx.-The celebrated race mare, about which there has been considerable conten- tion. taken by the U. s. Marshal as the property of Miller Bros, and claimed by a MT. Hart at Bakersfield, Cal, was stolen last night from pasture belonging to Miller Bros, where she was being ranched. A mare belonging to Eugene Aram was taken at the same time We have not heard that any trace or track of them has yet been found.
 TIE REVISED STATUTES OF ARIzoNA.-Gov. Hoyt received by last mail, copy of the laws of Arizona. ss codified and arranged by himself under an act of the last Legis- lature The work of revising, indexing, codifying, etc, was dcne by the Gov ernor while yet Secretary of the Territory, and taken to Detroit, Michigan, where ;he printing, binding, etc., was done by Rich mond, Backus & Co, of that City. The book contains 692 pages, is bound in com mon law leather and the work very neatly executed. One hundred copies were ordered by mail and are expected to arrive to-mor- mow, when we shall have an opportunity to examine the work and learn, from more competent judges, more of its merits. The first hundred will be distributed to | the various counties at once on their arrival, and the rest will come by freight which will necessarily involve few weeks delay.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ordinance No. IS.

Relative to Encumbrances. Encroach- menfs and Distractions of Streets, Alleys and Public Grounds
 Be n ordered5y the CoRssoa Council of ike pil-
 iage of Prescott:
 SEC. I. Any membranes, encroaehment or obstruction that may have been erected or placed or continued, or which may here- after be erected or placed upon or over any
 street or alley opposite any lot beyond the
 line of such lot wIiEin tine corporation limits
 1.-the Village which shall in any manner m,
 pede. ohstruct or prevent the full, clear and free passage of the entire width of suca street or alley up to the line of such lot, shall De removed by the owner, agent or occuian. or such lot forthwith after being requested so to do by the Marshal, whose duty IL shall be torequest the same; and, in ease the Marshal be unable 10 notify such owner, agent or occu- pant per onally, then he shdlii serve sucn notices in writing by posting the same m some conspicuous place ihpon such preiHi- ses, and in case such encuilDrahces, en- croachment or obstruction shall not De re- moved by such owner. agent or occupant aforesaid of such lot, such owner, agent or occupant shall be liable toa penalty oi hVe dollars for each and every day that such en- cum brance, encroachment or oDStruclon shall remain upon such street or alley alter
 notice as aforesaid; and in ease such encum- brance, encroachment or obstruclon shall DOL De TeHlONeu, u Sils1ii OCCpiiC Ni the Marshal to cause such removal at the ex-
 pense of the owner or occupant of such lot.
 SEC. 9 It shall be unlawful for the owner or occupant of any lot within the limits of
 said Village to suffer or permit 70 remain
 upon the sidewalk, opposite and adjoining such lot, or on any public street or alley, any cask, box, brush, earth. brick, stone, or any rubbish of any sort; but every such owner
 or occupant shall remove the saIne, CT cause
 the same to be removed from oif such walk,
 street or alley within reasonable time ailer
 being notified so todo, by either the Marshal, Mayor or any Councilman, under penalty of not less than ten dollars or more than one
 hundred dollars for each such neglect or re- fusal to remove the same.
 This Ordinance shall be published once
 week for three successive weeks in the ARI-
 IONA MINER, and shall take effect and be in
 fierce from and af.er such publication. By order of the Common Council dated
 June Sd, 1878. F. W. BLAKE, Mayor. H. H. CARTIER, Clerk.
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Application for Patent
Q THE coSaaEss MINING CLAIM. No. A.


 U. s. LAND oFFcx, PRESCOTT, A. T.
 May 10th, 1878. [ Notice is hereby given, that THOMAS H. BLYTHE, R. F. HAFFoRD, R. CAMPBELL, and A.. GORDON by their Attorney, in fact W. O. PARSONS whose postofice address is Signal, Mohave County Arizona Territory, has this day filed his appii- cation for patent for fifteen hundred (15o0) linear feet of the Congress mine vein bearing silver with surface ground sx hundred t6go feet in wiih situate lcing and being in Cedar Valley mining district Cou- ty of Mohase and Territory of Arizona, and known and designated by the field rotss and official plat on file in this ocs Lot number thirtF-eght (Ss) in Township seventeen 7 north range fourteen (i4 west of a;la and Salt River meridian. The extericr boundaries of said Lot namber thiry-ei,ht (Ssl being as follows to wit: Variation Is degrees East; commencing at origRal monumeatoa point of high ridge above main shaft thence South @ degree. East 4.54i chains to monument of granite rock center of East ne thence North 9 degrees, East s6s chains to Northeast thence North 6S degs, West 99 chains Northwest corner thence South 2f degrees West 2272 chains to monument at Southwest corner, thence South 6 de- East e09 chains to monumental Southeast chains to monuuiet a center of East line and point of The location of this mins is duly recorded in the Re- corders ofice of Mohaye Coanty, in Book of Mines, folio 276 and 277-
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any po-tion of sad Congress mine or said mining ground hsretnhe- fore described required to file their adverse claim with the Register of the United States Land Ofice at Prescott in the Territory of Arizona during the sixty days period of publication hereof they wn be bar red by virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
 WILLIAM. \. KELLY, Register. maylo-deo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21
Monday. June a4th. 1878,

at 1e o'clock of said day, at the office of Vim. A. Hancock in the town of Phenix in the County of copa said Territory all the right, title and interest of the said intestae at the time of his death and all the right title and interest that the said Estate has, by ope- ration of law otherwise acquired other than in addition to that of the said inesat the time his death nnd to all those ots pieces parcels of land situate lying and being in the said County of Mari copa, and described as follows:
 The northeast quarter of the southwest quarter; the south half of the northwest quarter of section fourteen 14 also, the south half of the northeast quarter and the north half of the southwest quarter section fifteen (l5 all in Township one north of Range three ( east of the Salt River and Gila meridian undivided interest of oneourth of that certain rr gatin ditch known the Wilson ditch, situate in the Salt tver Valley in said County of Maricopa, and being that particular ditch used heretofore the rr gating the lands above mentioned
 ELMER VAN BUREN,
 Executor of the Estate Of Paddock Jackson, dec'd. jupeT-2w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21
LEGAL.
Summons.

In the Justices Court Of wcksaburg precinct, in the County of Maricopa. Territory of Arizona.
 All. PEEPLES, J. P.
 SAMUEL DENSIs o. ARIZONA MINING AND SIMPLIFYING WORKS. 'nous' The Territory Of 4risoaa sends Creating to Hodg Kim blc G O.. ka0wR as the Arizona Mining aud Smeit- iRg Works;
 You hereby summoned to appear before me, ct my office in wickenburg precinct, in the County of Maricopa the 7th day of August 1878, at 10 o'clock A. M., in action brought against by the said plaintiff, to the complaint of the above named plaintiff. Said action is brought, Jas attachment suit, and property attached to the of fifty dollars S5)D balance due plaintiff for services as engineer for said defendants, judgement will be taken against you for said amount together with costs of this suit, if you fail 70 appear and answer. To the Sheriff any Constable of said county greeting Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under hand, this the Sd day of June, 1S7s
 A. H. PEEPLES, june7 Justice of the Peace.
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Letters remaining in Wells, Fargo & Co., s 0flion Iirno 1Afh 1873
A CARD.

To he Editor ofthe Miner:
 DEAR SIR:-No one regrets more than my self that Church matters should become so complicated as that the public should ask, directly or indirectly for an explanation of the article in the MINER of yesterday, stating that there was some difference be- tween Parson Wright and myself. It clearly indicates to my mind that the writer, at heart, wishes for light upon the subject. The only difference that know of, or rather the greatest difference, is that Mir. Wright is Treasurer of the Board of Trustees, and, as a member of said Board, have only asked him for his (Treasurer's) Report of the financial condition of his Church, which he, for some unknown cause has refused or neglected to give, though repeatedly called upon to do so. Respectfully yours,
 T. A. CORD. Prescott, June 14. 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21
sherif's saie.
,naylo-deo
TERRITORY or ARIZONA,
 COUNTY OF YAyAPAI. -
ED. ". WELLS, Piaintir,

ED. ". WELLS, Piant6,
  CoRr<xLrus DAVIS, SAM'L O. FRED
 ERrcx, CHARLES T. RosERs AND
 ORLANDO ALLEN, Defendants.
 By virtue ef order of sale issued cut of the Dis tct Court of the Third Jurical District Territory of Arizona in and for the county of Yayxpa duly atest cd the 12th day of June, A. b. lsTS by which am commanded to proceed to notice of sale and to sell the following described property, to wiit
 Al the right title Aad insasess sf the said Cornelius Davis in and to the Davis Niae state yng and being in Hassayzmpa Mining District Yas-s-s sS5s-.- Ars- sona Territory and more particaars esrihsd .. fol- lows; Consisiing of Eve hundred krsyhree and one third feet tn tae scoysrr or orisisl ioc<ic, os tse Davis lode. and also the possesoy right of the said Hssis "a and t tAs certain s>nc, 9sc piece parcel or tract of iaud constsng of haadred sd sixty acss being the same formerly ovncd clams< aai occarsed by said Dlyis and generally known the yea Davis Ranch. situate Has~AysupA creet about ten milcs in southern dirrtoa from Prescott, os above the Senator Mil tn tee county af fsvSpal Territory of Ar- Togechsx with al and singular the ss.sernenfz hereditsments and srpurtsnAnces thoreanto belonging or fn anywise sDpertxxR3nR.
 Nrff~ 7z koYx f,w v<x. <h.fo-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21
Saturday tho 6th day Of Jaly 1870,

ct 12 ocloch n aS the Court House door. in ea town of Prescott in sad coanty and Territory. win ofes for sale and pyoceed to sell sf public saczon to the highest b3ders for essh, In lawful nons 0 tbe United states os Amezz>z t> above dsscribe1 prop>yy, much thereof ny ee 1aeesezry soiaf9 the of three haadrs1 azd uine<ytxo doIHfs and ninsfy-one esne4 &1s1t principal wth interest thereon ss the rasc f tan por cent pcs xnnu from the b dzy of June IS7s the dafe shica snd ords- vss ns6e, and ths f4rsllx suu of foF<ee1ea e5-19o tesreR} donaa eat Sax61 i'd fhe uu1, vita f11cz81k ther6o7 c the rxe c{ 1sA nh .ceueAne cosns enls hsin8 the sznouzta fn laid okAer dirsc<ea 0 be na1e-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21
Administrator Sale of Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of the order of the Probate Court of the County of Yavaps the Territory of Arizona made the 4th day of April 1s76 in the matter of the Estate of ZADoc JACKSON, decaased, the undersigned Executor of said Estate, will
 sell at private sale, 10 the highest bidder for cash, in parcel otherwise the undersigned shat decide and subject to confirmation by said Probate Court on
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21
SEMINAL. WEAKNESS.

Seminal Emissions, the consrqueness of se.f abnsa
 This solitary vice, sieprased sexual ins-s,se , rracaoe1 ey he rs'atA ~ aluos; m lis, tied extent pseuci1g with uuerrinc eetany fhe fo- ing train Of morbid symptoms uniess eomhted by scs euiite medical nsasurss vx Saiiow rvans~aanes dafi sFofs under tbs eyes pain ia the f>ad rigging tn. aaiss hks ths rns,ling sf lesyss and rafag o eharots unessiness abonf the leus weakness of the isnts coafsred viSias bunied intellect. ie.s f euHa desce difhAenee in aFpraaehins srangers asike t. form aeoasintznces ds3sitioB socisy Ins. of memorY neeio foshes pinpies ard various erup;is shsuthe fsee fsrrss tongue. fsd hEessh coGshs sumption. arns sweais cnomeaa and frequent inssa-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21
DR. SIP IN N FEY,
 No Il KEARNEY STREET, Treats all chonic and Special Diseases

YOUNG MEN
 Ho MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE rF
 iscts of youthful foiiies indscretion win do wei themselves or this, the greste.t boon ever lAio at tne altar oi suffering humanity. DR. sPINNEY v5 guarantee to forfeit O for every case of semipe we.I m oI ptisAte dseAse of any kind cr character which he undertakes and fails to cure. "'eA
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN
 hsre are many At the age of thirty to sixty who are .rouoied With too frequent evacuation of she h.adsr accompanied by sl ght sniartfng or burning sAuon, and weakness of the system in n manne, ths Auen. cannot account for. On examining the urinsr eis aopy sediment wil often be found and so1ne sa oe oi tnln Iniikisn hue, again changing to -rt ana toEnd ape7r2nee- There aee many l,,en who , f uneulty ignorant of the cause, wnieh s inc ss,s seAse oi seninA we4kness Dr. $. will euarantss Ys eus ih a such cases, and healthy resforssiop s the genito-urfnary organs. W sN1SSA VI OFFICE HouRs-l0 t0 { and to & spns.,-, < ,a 70 "a A. A Oonsut1;ion free. Thoroush a- o.n W " and asylce, SS. Cal or address 'A'1iin@eon maylN kvly No. n K@arsley st -ss. Esr5s Es5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21
l,ifRED AT NnNE.

Psrsous st . osstance may hs CURED AT HOME by addressag fes,er Dr. Gibboa stssing case svmp- toEs length ffre the ds-s<e has snsed and have curiosity. of she corntry. fall aad pan directins eoclen0 Ten dollars csla Ia registered letter thFsusn Poet ne< thrsaxh wesls Fargo Co., medicine uiIi oe rwarsess ary P r of the uniaB. Address DR J. F ssfRH0S
 snxlexfd Fox 1asa- San Fr.nciscS, Cal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21
To The. Unfortunate !
DIR, GIRROy.S

DISPENSARx 623. Kearny Street, s. F.
 Fs.ahlishsd iais54, for tte troat. men, af Sexual spsi Seminal Diseases such ss Geuusfhesa, Gleet. StFic-ure syphilis ia sll its torms. Seminal wesk3ess. lmpeteRev. Skin p:sasses etc, f~rwanonil, eurei. ey se ehar~e
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Subscription. s4,0O per Year.

The price for publishing Summons in the Distrct or Justices Court has bson reduced to sl500 sherf . Sales inserted at the same price.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21

U~iHE oLpEsf AND BEST IN USE-E
 HAS BEES-
 More than 20 Years Before the Public and has successfully withstocd the tests of time aud the trials of oompatiticn. For the purpose Of WATERING STOCK, 1RRiGATfNG, and RUNNING MACHINERY they VII soon pay for themselves Ws shall sell these Mills at the low price asked for them in ha FaSterr States with freight sdind. All Mills shall be placed fir successful operation before pay will be asked for same and guarantee for one year will be given.
 For descriptive pamphlet of 5a pagos, prices etc. a dress, GeSPEk X LOUNT,
 General Agents. Prescott Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21

Corner Main 6 Ffrst Sts., 30i California Street. YUMA, ARIZONA. SAN FRANCISCO CAL
 l,HKENBRRG ARIZONA.