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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-27
r b. WARNER, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STUK4 n FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, 1
SIREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
AND FIRST STREETS w

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE L
STkEET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
AND FIRST STREETS NV.
BY virtue OF deed of trust to us, dsted May -
I'D 1877, and duly recorded in Liber $751; TO- IN
lilo 1S2 one OF the land records Of the District .l
OF Columbia, and at the request of the party So
cured thereby, We will sell, at public auction in
front of the premises, on FRIDAY the oath day
OF May, 1873, at O'Clock p. m. all that lot piece
and parcel OF ground situate, lying and being in
the CITY OF ashingIon and District of Columbia,
recorded and known upon the map and plat OF
washington city. as lots lettered ''A'' aud '.B, ~
or McGill al d JOhnSOn'S subdivision of lots in
50 uare numbered $40, said two lots commencing
1O feet west OF the southeast OF said square,
running thence west 40 feet inches, thence north
136 feet ~ inches, thence east 40 feet inches
thence south to the place of beginning.
Terms OF sale: One-fOurth, together with the
expenses OF sale In cash; the balance in promissory
notes, payable in six, twelve and eighteen months
bearing interest at the rate 10 per cent per an
mum. pay able semi-annually from the day OF sale
which notes Of the purchaser must be secured by
deed of trust on the property sold. The purchaser
500 will be required at the time OF SALE and all
conveyancing aid recording shall be at the cost of
The purchaser. Should the purchaser fail TO COM
ply with the terms of sale within five days of the
sale the property will be resold at the risk and cost
OF the defaulting purchaser.
VIM. HEIMICK.
II. G. ALLEMAN, Trustees.
myI3-d&ds 1913 street u. W.,
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1HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneel

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW TWO-STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
EAST.
BY virtue OF trust deed of date August l8, -
and decree of Court Equity docket II cause E.lX
No; S54, will sell in front Of the premises. on
SATURDAY, June ], 1873. at O'Clock p.m.. Lot
ion OF original lot numbered six e. in square
numbered eight hundred and nine (SO9,) with the
improvements thereon.
Terms: One-third of purchase money cash (S1OO
OF which must be paid Immediately on sale, and
balance at six, twelve and eighteen months, with
i terest at per cent. from day of SALE secured on
the property, and to be complied with in FIVE DAYS
from day OF sale, or property viii be resOld at risk
and cost OF defauiting purchaser. Conveyancing
" NJ. ASHFORD, Trustee,
THOMAS DOWLING. Anct Inr1a d SGa
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INmAN LINE
ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN & LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.

EVERY THURSDAY Oh SATURDAY.
CITY Of Behind BsEIIn 81 City Of 9, s sr
City Of Montreal. A, $50 City Of brooklyn. q sm
Compartments, are among the strongest, largest
and fastest on the Atlantic.
width Of the ship. The principal staterooms are
noise and motion felt and are replete with every
comfort, having all latest improvements. double
The cuisine has always been specially Of thislin
Ladies' cabins and bathrooms, gentlemen's smOk-
ris ne ~ &c. provided ~ Sn'p'' p'An''' H0f'r
r and Ss 0hT sRg
Y:J BoTELER SR BsS sss g pa ave.
NV; g. W. MOSS. Adams Express. teis-m Sfs sai
CUNARD LINE S;r,cr
With the view Of Diminishing Lp the chances of
on the R0ward
iat., or sot6ins to the north Of IS. ~ u " a. 10
On the hoIneward passage crossing the meridian
Of 30 at AZ lat. or nothing to the north of AZ.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
o. R0YAE MAIL sTkAMsHIPs, Doc,
% GdLLiNG AT cox E4RBoR. ''D'
NH ss aay EsSa We'd July
Abysslnia W ed, June IL Abyssinia. Wed July II
Boz hnis. led, June 1S Bothnis.. We'd, July "a
A geIia.. W cd, June % Algeria. Wed, July 81
a Id every Following Wednesday from New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY steamers carrying steersse, $50 and 100 gold,
according To accommodations.
No StSeraGe.
.,BS steamers not carrying storage, $50 500 and
tl3O gold, according 10 accommodation.
Tickets to Paris, SIS, gold, additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
SJeerage at very low rates. Storage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts Of
Europe IT lowest rates.
Through hls Of lading given for Belfast Glas-
gov, HaVrs, Antwerp and other ports On the Con-
Gnent, and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply 1T the Company g
cabin, TO OTIS BIG ELOW GOD I'm street VAN
fRgton, ID. g..
t2S 1y CHAS. q. FRANCKLYN, Agent NY
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AUCTION SALES.
TC-MOR ROW
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer

| THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EIEGANT FRENCH PL TIE MANrF1 MIR.
| GGuSNsT W RSSIAL :, HANnELIERs. ELE:
P6SsSs hs A ~ SF EksY t AsR kg REf
CASE MARBI E-TOP CHAMBsR STITEs
I TfhtAfSKHIsTs. GoHE6Rrss. s HE A IS
ETFFtT ElEeASTF p1N AAsbc cHA aHsr
6E fG - SILVER, PLATED TABLE
RRI CSS TfiIB sLEs; wATER COOLER, &C.,
,s On TUESDAY MORNING, May esth, "A
1873, at the elegant apartments nOrthwestu
corner o, and 9Th street.
O'Clock, shall sell the entire Efects Of which the
above Is only partial list.
THos. E.wAGsAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF A rHREE-sT0Ry
PRESSED Brick FRONT DWELLfNG,
S S5TMfEN SRI 2SD sTHA sTREEEFs
q d sed Of
records OF the District of Columbia, the UNDER
Eft, 5hs ,9 E7;ssm'sss TTEspxY ths DAY sf
8 SUBDIVISION Of square 912, the city Of Wash
Terms of sale: One-fourth in cash, and residue
in one, two and three years in equal ms ailments
with interest from day Of sale, The deferred pay
the property sold, or all cash option of purchas-
er. The terms of sale to be complied with in six
gay or the Trustee will resell at risk and cost of
uthiauting purchaser deposit of 800 to be made
WHICH, ''D t sESFsr F. ArrhrBsy y r Trustee,
TFOS r wACnAM.N a,ot jul St'S S';
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II H. WARNER, Auct'r, No. GIG + st, NV

X h' "AhNhh' Auct T. NO. GIG Z st. NV
TWO-S1O " SIX ROOM FRAME HOUSE
On PARK STREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue of deed OF trust to me- dated "A
oCltber %, 1875, recorded in Liber No 7G9, Hm
foil" $50, one of the land DIS for the Dis
tIlct OF tolumbia, and by direction OF the party
holding the notes secured the rebv. shall sell in
front of the premises, on THURSDAY, June 6,
IL 10, az nVe o'c,ock m, subdivision lot num-
pered thirteen (13). In square numb ered Re hum
dred and eighty-seven (SS7 of the plat OF the city
OF washington. ID. together with the improve
mehts thereon, consisting of two-story six-room
frame house.
Tell Of sale: One-fourth cash, (of which de-
poslt OF fifty dollars will be required to be made
Immediately after the sale. and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months after the day of SALE
Win eight per cent. per annum interest to be Sc
cured by deed of trust on the property. All the
coSl OF conveyancinR and recpruing to be paid by
the piirt haSer; and IL the terms not compiled
with in ten Gays after the day of sale the property
Will be resold at the risk and of the defautn9
purchaser, after five days notice to be published
in + he EN ening Star.
m!27-d JOHN W. KENNEDY, Trustee.
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til WEDNESDAY, May 20, 1878. same hour md
place. VIM. HELMICK In
M 24-dtS 81, G., ALLEMAN, irustecS'
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
DUNCANsuS BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSOS BROS, Auctoneers.
TRgsTEEs SALE Of INrRovED REAL
sEcolD AND i%HIkb sTREhTs" All AZ
dtfHWksr AYR N So EA REP $751; STREET
s1st D. 1875 duly Tyr recorded CO N TiSer SO,
Dstric OF Coup.bia, and at the WIZ tten request Of
The party secured thereby, we will sell at public
the sth day June ne a. b ISIS at scoct
m, LOT Id In VIM. H. Philips recorded sstldivi-
s sion OF Lit in Square 5s1 situated in Washing
IeIms: one bird cash; and balance In six and
twelve months, with interest at six per cent, Sc
ser dposf sss and M s
piled with IN seven days: or the right reserved to
resell at defaHiting parGhaser's cost.
NIL eosds Join a VINDoREN, Trustees.
FITCH, FOX 4 CUTTER, Real Estate Brokers,
IL Corner 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROP
k kt.1 on s9UIH Ia GROUNDS OF .OLUA-
BY virtue OF a deed of trust, dated May LIST, n
1873, and duly recorded in Liber No. 7l5. foliooJ
pubic sale, on TUESDAY. june 4th. 1878, at 6
ing-described real estate, Known as Lot numbered
fifty t6D of a subdivision of the South
Grounds Of Columbian University by b. ID. Car
renter; said Lot having q frontage Of 90 feet OIL
alley.
Terms of sale: One-third In cash. (of which $50
must be paid at the time OF sae:) and the balance
in two equal ayments at aud two years. for
which the notes of the purchaser will be taken
Ler annum. payable semi-annuallv. secured by
deed of trust upon the property. All conveyancng
at the cost OF the purchsser; p,r,,,
m! % WIN g. ROBERT G. FOX, irus'ees.
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STEAMERS, &c.


,1oa porn, a RIVER IsNDrro.
II TThs 49, N T-T a Nh Iaot
t u 80 vii MAZE Ibrea G trptns ESN@A
escb wse2 ~ 70 NOMISI FERRY
caCh Neeh, IIE'tS !. u TtnC - Ghn
ana one 70 L.; ,I "a n, siopping q, inter
Wood once lila and 1928 Pennsylvania Avenue.
ana s1 i0't u TuC sRI Jt 6N ..o,.
- = - -, HeoH..
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AMI
THE SOUTH N'N
The swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
WILLIE, leaves 6th-street wharf EANA
until further notice eveay MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY NJ x o,o,,k
in, connecting with steamers for Boston Pr01t =
dence and other Northern Points. Returning,
md SATURDAY, 1t O'Clock o. m.
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AUCTION SALES.

RIEcH R%sEY, Anstioneers, 800,
fERFMPToRY sA, + OF TEN HEAP OF
NJ NJ, rs JUST FROM PlTT,BuREi, PA.
pr ~ VII sci! at our Rszsar To NOR
M az m IN trneSdsSl 2o,h May, commencing MA
Full 10 GO; x, Ten Mu>s Just arrived. wv
1t BIkCa RoaEY. Aucts.
nUNCANsON BR0s.. Auctioneers,
~ Ninth and ID streets northwest
RFGULAR SALE OF HoUsFHoI,D FIrRSI
TYNE CARPkTS, REFRIGERArORS
rrARL0R SIITEs. Also, PARL0R OR
We viii sell on TufsbAY MoRRSSiNs4
commencing al 10 O'Clock, in front OF ourtA
SalesroomS. a general assortment of House. -
1t ' DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucsrs.
TIrRUSTEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE IN
OF MONTGOMERY STREET, BETWEEN
S S DART AND WEST SITS, GEORGE
BY virtue Of a deed of trust, bearing date -
The land records of The ID strict OF Columbi III
70 Llber No. S72 TO 10 1871 and at the est the
parry secuted thereby, We viii sell st public
the 9Th day of June, iS7s. At O'Clock D ~. all
mai piece or Parcel of round. situate In Beall's
ADDITION to Ge2rgetnUn. in said District. a
kno"n as the north 6S feet front, by depth OF 100
Ieet; or Lots 2o4 anu 255 improved by a large
.'oub!e r anne Dwelling, ,o
Terms: One-tourth CT Sh, (of which 500 must
bt paid al time OF sale;) residue in three equal
cent. interest. The usieeS reserve the rig Z q
res I'll the property, If said terms not com T.
with In ten days from Sale All conveyaucing and
CHARLES ERR ,
CHAS: Il. CRAGIN, JR., / trustees.
TH0Ms BOWLING, Auct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-02

Die Nsp gJorf .@orlp' be,pra6 rieIes
2bema in sinem Alrtifel nit Rem Sitel :
Der Msrersaue (decline) pom Nep
yorf." Sstt Subren, bsist es parin,
babe Der 6ancsl Ger Stact akssnpmmen,
unc psnn nidt pisl sur Sebuns eeIel>
ben getban rerce, perpe rte Stapt nt1t
ibre erite Stsuuns earin bsbaupten. LANCE
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fdbrt bic Stem ycrf n8orlp" in sriter
Heibe Die i6le6te Slactperualtuns unS
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Stdrte. bic ni6t 70 oisl i'm 9srbdltnie
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ocsr iosar cine 3unabme pefslbsu In
ben lsBisn Sabren battsn, pie pbilapsls
pbia, babsn sbenfaqs cine miisrable
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lhnttts< 8ldsans I'm sun3en 9anpe 3us
folse Der alsemsinsu Srifs, bal ieep@
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rcrt per;cut. selasert, umssIacsn unp
lpecirt rporren.
Die ancerer Safsnfdpte ess Sfsns
werren sUn pieier ielbffdnpisen Gnts
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runsen BON Camden pcer S%erabisBuns
ron Giisntabn 8abrprsiisn ssanrsrt
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(pbt. Dem.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-02

Grefsla, IS. Ssbr. Die yNiecerrb.
SOltsys." sr;dblt: Dieter Gage wurre
uns cine Ibatia6e mitsstbeilt, pel6e 70
rs&t sseisnst III. Die l&ls&te @siGdftss
Iass anp ben Druid, Der parurh auf Dem
fleinsn Saufmann lafst, su iaufrirsn.
Gin a~uspdrtiser @ebsr lieferie fsin
Stdd elm unp perIane!e ieinen eobn.
Der Raufmunn ater mar ni1t I'M
Stance, eenielben aus3ablen AZ f5nnen,
unc ia Ger 8sbsr rur1aus ra5 8elr boz
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pfanObauls ;u rerisssn, ftb BON BEN
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8elc BADEN muBte, riebt or ibu, eaS
dberi&ieeenrs 9elp auf benz Compton
ab;uliefern. Dem 8eter ftien pie
Sahs bsrenfli1, inrsm sr pi6t unri1s
tis calculirte : Spmmf pu NIT pen
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am 8rasen nebmsn une Der poli;ets
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mes. ms pfanptauS panesrte, sspis
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-02
Setp Bort nnp Der 8erfebr nit
oetU Detteu,

Die Gsl&aftspelt ~ New yort pi'
Ionf ists 70 fsf an ibre sissne 0r0s'
unp Aama&t slaubts fOmmt jest all
mdlis tabintsr pas ss nit ibrsm Dan.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-02
0rober UerptenF!

spu uns feline asr,dt nsba siRtn 8 asnts. etamp In a.
ntm Brittle nnftnee, rem itnetn mir Der Pet ssnaue dzS
tunft iber eu Gan, ututs 9ti6aft, psmit trstns cine per
fen. minnli6tn setr ptbii6sn 0efAIt6ts, auf tbrtt&e
Der Msnat ~ssrsitn.n iaun. sbns Rdfta nns ptss In. Ads
asnif&afts : 5amsus. fsneun tn tbrtda 1e&dft
9srtiat 5obn pouis u. &c., v~ransstrr, esutls 9ss
Aeua. q 4yrt3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-02
MENEELY & COMPANY,
Glodenaieeer, Weff xrsp, ". ..

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0IsdtaTpltlt; e3HIbaus. aRs Sahr6lsdes. H9
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The Arizona sentinel., 1878-09-14
CeSSpOOlS of He'll"

Father Rooney, of San Fran
cisco, in a lecture at Stockton last
week, said:
The public schools are cesspoois of
hell, and he adjured the Catholics by all
they held sacred TO obey the order of the
archbishop, and send their children to
none other than Il Catholic school. He
conveyed the idea that it was better to
have no education at all than to obtain an
education at the common schools of the
country. He said he would rather be a
plowman or q hod- carrier, and save his
soul in ignorance, than be a learned phil
osopher and be on the road to damnation.
He inquired WhU are the heretics that
have turned against the Church? Are
they ever the ignorant: No, they were
always the brilliant, the cultivated, the
learned, that have gone over to the devil:
who are the swindlers, the robbers that
steal the public funds in the banks, the
postoffices, and other high places of trust?
Is it the ignorant hod- carrier, the poor
laborer? No: it is your public
school birds. He said that parents who
are sending their children to these schools
are damning their souls and their OWE.
He wondered at their audacity in daring
to disobev the orders of the archbishop.
He plainly intimateS that the
dogmas of that Church cannot
stand the light of science and rea-
son, an assertion everyone knows
to be false who has made himself
at all familiar with its history.
Rev. Father Rooney seems to
think that the success of his
Church and OF the religion he
breaches depends wholly upon the
general ignorance, superstition
and blgotry Of the common peO-
pie, and against this horrible
dogma we enter our protest. We
know many intelligent, cultivated
and refined persons who are Cath
Olics, ard We will not be forced to
class them as bigoted and intol-
Grant.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-09-14
Theories About the COinstOck.

Mr.. r. D. Linstadt, German mining
engineer of long experience in the silver
mines of Mexico and Peru, as well as in
his native country, has been making a
careful investigation OF the COmstock
mines. As a result of his investigation
Mr.. Linstadt declares that strictly speak
ing, there is no COmstock lode, but sim
ply mineral belt of silver bearing rock,
in almost any part Of which paying de-
pOsits of ore are liable to be found. He
says this mineral belt lies between the
syenite country rocE on the west and the
trachyte forming the country rock on the
east, and is broad channel filled with
mixture of quartz, clay and porphyry,
known as ''vein matter" and in places
where there is little clay or quartz, as
vein porphyly." This whole belt is
mineral bearing, and in exploring it de
He says if anything is called the Com
stock it should be this whole belt, as the
whole belt is a channel of gangue. In
Peru he had seen similar silver belts In
them some silver can be found almost
everywhere, but the big deposits must
be patiently explored for, and are "just
where you find them. like pums in pud-
ding The views Of Mr.. Linstadt CORES
pond very closely with those expressed
years ago by Mr.. Philip Deidesheimer, one
of the most accomplished mining experts
Of the Comstock. Mr.. Linstadt compa-
res the Comstock gangut to pudding
and the ore bodies to plums. Mr.. Deid-
esheimer compared the one to a river and
the others to islands scattered here and
there, with nothing outlying to guide the
miner to them
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-09-14
Miners Inch.

IN round numbers the miners inch is
equivalent to a discharge of ninety-five
cubic feet per hour; one cubic foot is
seven ana half gallons. A miners inch
would equal Z discharge of 1925 gallons
per hour.
The velocity due to six-inch head
varies greatly with particular conditions
Calculating it in the most general way,
the theoretical velocity acquired by water
in falling six inches, is 1876 inches per
sccond.-M & S. Press.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-09-14
Ed. McGOwan Remem oers an "A RI
ZOnan-- -FiIlibusters.


Who went to Sonora fr,'m this State in
the winter of 1867, fitting out and start
igg from San Diego, California, were all
murdered but one 10y, and Crabb had his
head cut Off and preserved in spirits as a
trophy by these murderers, after he and
his party had been invited into that coun-
try, and after surrendering to the Mexi-
cans on condition that their lives would
be spared.
THE HON. GRANVILLE curry,
friend of mine, started from Tucson,
with band oftwenty men, to join Crabb's
expedition. Crabb surrendered after the
firing of the roof of the church in which
they We're entrenchcd. Oury and his
party were campcd in the chaparral. The
Mexicans demanded = surrender Of this
little band, informing Capt Oury and his
party that Crabb had already surrendered,
Captain Oury knew the Mexican charac-
ter too well to believe that they would
keep any promise, however sacredly
made. He informed the fellow who came
with the flag of truce, who gave him an
hour to cons der the Mexican proposition,
that he did not want them tT give him Il
moment, and Captain Curry and his band
Of twenty heroes cut their way out, al
though surrounded by the enemy, and
every man but one got safely back to Ari-
zona. Major Bob Wood, who was second
in command with Oury's party, had Il
brother murdered with the Crabb party.
Gran. Curry is still living in Arizona, and
Il prominent citizen of that Territory. In
1861 he was elected Il Delegate to the Con-
fcdcratc Congress, ana afterward served
as captain in thnt service during the
rebellion.
ANOTHER FILLIBUSTER MOVEMENT
Was scheme for the French to get Il foot
hold in the State OF Sonora, Mexico.
Count Raousset Boulbon, who was boat
man for some time in this city, raised
company, mostly Frenchmen, and went
TO that country on an expedition of this
kind He took the city of Hcrmosillc,
one hundred miles from the city of Quay
mas, in the interior, and finally made i
treaty with the MeXicans and went to the
city OF Guaymas, where he was tried, SEN
tenced and shot, and most OF his men
foully murdered by the Mexicans, who, on
French fete day, while they were drink
ing in d house, attat ked them and killed
the whole party. | was in the saloon
sometime after that, and saw the marks
where a brave Frenchman had pinned one
of those rascals with his bayonet to the
wall after having been shot. II would
have been well enough, under other cir
cljmstances, to have attacked the inva-
ders. but to murder them after having
made friends was II deed unworthy of the /
wild Apaches 5. +. Post
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-09-14
"A New Mining Company.

The San Pedro Mining Company has
organized, with the following Directors
George Hearst, B. B. Miner, c. R. Great
house, George O'Brider and Joe Clark,
with their office at room 46 Nevada Block,
for the purpose of developing the Survey
Mine, on the celebrated Tough Nut lode,
IN the Tombstone District, Pir1h County,
Arizona Territory. This mine is one of a
group lately discovered in that wonderful
mineral district, which seems destined to
become the richest in Arizona. The
ledge, thorough tissure vein, varies from
i've feet to twenty feet in width, giving
almost fabulous assays, but averaging
about $3.50 per ton. Boulders from the
crOpUings weighing one toI and over as
sayed as high as 1850 per ton. These
groupings are traceable the full length of
the claim, which is immediately north and
adjoining the Tough Nut claim Humid
reds Of tons of ore are lying on the sur
face, and with the facilities for working,
tire good roads, quantities of timber, and
lying near one of the finest agricultural
valleys, and in splendid and inv1goratinS
climate, it is certainly considered Il good
investment. The working capital has
been sold, and the company propose to
develop their mine and work their ores as
they go With present indications, under
the management of such energetic and
successful gentlemen as the present Board
of Directors, there is a magnificent pros
pect of early and large returns to the
lucky stockholders-Stock Report.