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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

Recent adyices from Washington report the safe return to Peking or Hon. Geo. r. Seward, U s. Minister Co China, and it is now promulgated, from the State Depart. ment. ~that he carried with him special iB- structions from Secretary Eyar:s to obtain sn interview with Prince Kung and his associ- stes, notifying them that the Uuited States Government desires modification of the BurliDgame Treaty. to the end that restric- lions be placed upon Chinese immigration to the United States. His instructions are of sn urgent and specific nature, and he Is determined to leave DO room for doubt as to the earnestness of this Government ic thus desiring to place some limitation upon Mongolion immigration to this country" We believe that the very sensible China man will come here, treaty ar no treaty, as long ss our needs demand his presence aud Inc can get value received for his labor. When white labor can develop tine worked out river beds and low grade placer claims, can build railroads =ad reclaim lands for reasonable wages without striking three or fur times whenever thOy get the "bloat- ed bond salding employer" in tight place, then the influx of Chinese will very rapidly decrease.
 Asfte rom tne D6ttohai a> lcSt VI t"~ o'N uation, the employment of large numbers of the Chinese in the cotton fields and su- gar plantations of the Southern States IS 0Ge of the possibilities of the future. The negro ''continues to exodus, and thus oI'- ems wide the door for the only labor known that can work, oAd iire, in that section of the country. The Chinese are naturally tillers "f the soil: they grOw cotton, sugar, r'ee' and tobacco in their own country, and know how; they arc not afraid Of tbe broiling rays of the sun. for they can stand ll5 de. grces in the shade without cover on their hcads and AS for yellow fever and other climatic epidemics, they 'haye no fear. What if the Chinese should go South!
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
Legal Notice.

In the Probate in and for the County of Yayun.; in the Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the Estate of
 COLES BASHFORD, Deceased.
 Whereas, W. c, Bashford. Administrator of the Fs tate of Coles Bsshford. deceased has filed in said Pro- bate Court Of the i'd County Of Yayspai. petfiau paving that the saia estate he distributed and delivered Eo SEs {raEcs A, EAshford, tse des!see and lesfee and hat he be relieved, dischzrgei as adinisratol frpn his said trust,
 Nov. therefore potiee Is hereby given that satursy August eth, 1879, at 10 o'clock A. A st the Prbase Court Room. in. Prescott, in Couaty of YaVa1ai IS the time and place fixed by said Probate Court for the hearing of said peIisn- All persons intsrtea i'm aid Estate are hereby notified 0 appesr ard then and there show cause any they have, wsy said pstltign should not be granted. By order of il:e Court In witness whereof have kcreginto set Fuy had ana a ed the seal cf said ort the t2th day of Iuy Is7a sEAL fOStPIfP HABGRAYK
 Probate Judge alll e1-s.fheo
 Clerk of the rr0tzte Court
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

New Orleans, July 3O.-There has been 27 cases of yellow fever up to date, all of . mild form. The opinion prevails that the disease will run its course on all unaccli. mated persons.
 Memphis. July 30--Four new cases, and DO deaths so far as reported.
 CorcoraD, the Washington banker, donate. s2,OOO towards. assisting the destitute to leave city.
 Indianapolis, July BOA shooting affray between Aleck and Henry Convert, brothers, took place near Columbus, Ind, at the breakfast table. in which both were killed
 London, July 3O.-The Levant stakes, a, Good Wood, was won by Lorillard's Geral. dine.
 Pnnce Alexander. Bulgaria, complains that the Turks are pillaging and assasina- hng.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
FOSTERS "HAMBLET0NIAK'

The undsrsigaed sircs to announce to the public that he has nsum tf arrangement with the owner Of this truly uabe horse, bT which now assume, full charge aod control Of him for certain pnrposes
 wish to invite the astenfi tho owni lg valr- thoroughbred horse,
 GosPer's HaInhletonian' is pedigreed back to the
 famous old Imported '' Messenger And in every outline and movement shows df-.iretv lhs unequa.ed strain of b,ood. better br.a or frer looking horse Is not now in psrt of the teTrtory The horse Is a fine stel.per young ana sosr5 and large in size His color is bright bay, with dark l.zs main and tail. e' The horse is kept at my Stables, ie Graz Eagle, o, Granite srest, where ,hah be glad Co ~air hir and give further part, ulars. JOHN A IaVoIP Prescott May n, lh7a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

The wealth of Arizona is beginning to come to light. In communication dated July l7th. from Mr. Robert Collins. Super intendent of the Cumberland Mine, it IS stated that an interest in the Leviathan. which Is seven miles from the Cumberland, and said to be on the same ledge, has been disposed of for $500, 900. On the 23d Oast "Wednesday we were inf rmed Dy Mr. Ire Ian. the assayer, that Gen. Fremont has succeeded in effecting aeomblnstion of cap itsl, to the amount of several millions. for the purchase of property in and around the Cumberland and Date Creek Districts. He said, further, that portion of the Lcvia
 than bad been sold for hat a million. This corr 0bAies the statement made by MT, Col 1 Inns, though, to thOse who know him, there can be no need of additional testimony. 4 gentleman, inquIring about the Cumber. land said. when he heard the name of the Superintendent. tLat be needed nothing more to assure him, so hign was the rcpu. taiion of Mir. Collins in Australia, for abil- ity and probity. The ore received from the Cumberland continues to show richer and richer; and the Superintendent's re- port, which has excited such eager curiosity regarding the mine, will soon be supple mented by publication of the assays from the office, Ali California street.-News Letter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
Assessment Notice.

0RQ BQNIIO GOAL AND SILVER MINING COM " pany-Location of Principal Place of Business San Jcse, Calfonia Location of Works, Tiger Ain- ing District, AayaI'ai Cousty, ArizOna territory.
 Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the Board of Directors. hsaon the @ day of June 57a an asses- met No 2 of t5l hve cents per share levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immei- atey in U s. old Coin, al the Office Of the Company on Fountain Street Ercner BuidiBg, sas Jose, Cali fornia,
 Any stock upou which this assessment shall remain gnpaif n she slst day ef July ISg, Wi be delinquent and advertised for sale at Public Auction, unless payment IS nlsde wil be sold On MONDAY. the TwEN- THETA t2Dth) DAY OF AUGUST, ls79 st the Ofice of the Company, at l2 o'clock, M to pay the delinquent AssessmenttOgether with of advertising and penses of sale.
 WI REGNART, sEcEETARY OFFICE Archer Building, Foant.in Street, san Jose California. June llih, lS7a.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

Washington, July e9-The Clbinet Ina, decided that the river and harbor appropri. ations cannot be withheld, therfore, ono million dollars will be expended this year
 The coinage of standard silver dollar: fall. short half million dollars this month owing to the inability to obtain bullion for san Francisco and Carson hints.
 Memphis, July 29-Six news cases ofyel. low fever reported.
 New 0ileans, July 29- Twenty new cases of fever have been reported. Secretary of War says that raiions are to be furnished only to those who are sick in quarantine camp.
 San Antonio, July 29-Jas. Ord, son of Gen. O.d, has been arrested as accessory to the killing of Theodore Dewes by Chas Lempke, Ord hiving loaned the latter the knife with which he did the killing. Ord has been released on bonds.
 Majnr Courtney skirmished with Indians 7j miles west ot Fort Davis. Two soldiers badly wounded.
 New York, July 29-Gen. Grant has written to friends here positively declaring that he will not allow his name to be used for the Presidency.
 Colton. July sD-Gen, Boaton, while en, route to San Gorgonio station, was waylaid by three men who seized and lashed him to to the wagon wheel. The General manag- cd to get hIs hand down to his hip, and drawing his pistol shot and killed one and wouaded ihe other two, who fled to the brush,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
Adn.inisiratars,s aaie Ot Real Is.
 tate,

Notice is hereby given In pursuance of an ord e of the Probate Court of the Junty of MohAye Terri tory of Arizona, made the 2qth day of Jsnusry A. 1879, in the mater of the Estate of JAMES CAN0vAN deceased the undersigned the Administrator of said Estate, will after FRIDAY, the lst day of August next sell at private sale, upon the terms and conditions hereinafer mentioned and subject to the eoIhEmstiop Of ssia Hrooste oeutt, t the light, te Interest and estafe CT the said 5anes CsnoSs at the time of his death, and all the rght. title and interest that the said estate has by operation oi law or others acquired other than in addition that of the ga i'd James CAnoYan at the time of his death, i and to s
 Dat nertain uiuf-g RrCuDd e;,d siaiiss kuosL ss ., cOSNllR and TIi.DES cit,nis, gfh strfug of water a wsll and ElintrS cabin eognectea fbetegfh and ayr purtensnt thereto. Said mining claims, spring. Wsl and in. situate Abon two miles eastvardly from the Village of Chloride in MohsVe County, Territory Q! Arizona. The claim Kno~a the Tfa-- -'-' ,, the Conner claim, the t1ersof aai in cudes fifteen hundred feet along the Conner lode or ledge The Conner claim being the sarns lode or ledge. and netng thousand feet ta length: each dai.s beisg in Stdih q, hundred fSza,
 Dds tCf lhe knrchess ol sad nrIeIty nlay he len with the undersigned lt his residence ai chloride in Mohave Coanty, ar Ti;h his Ato-nsy c. A. Tseed at Mineral Park. in said County.
 Terms and conditions of sale; T. euty-fye Ter cent
 f the sf the psrase money te he paid in cash the time of sale the residue iD thrae e3ual payments to be made in thirty, sixty, and ninety days from the date of sale, with security for the same be approved by the Probate Judge. JOHN BUCKLEY,
 Administrator Estate of Jannts Cannoy1n, dceasei Mineral PArK, July 1lth, Is7s-jls.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

According to the reports from the Land Office. the-e are 724.3li,457 acres of sur veyed lands ready foFeccupants, and nearly twice as much more waiting for the sur veyor. During the ten years which closed in Jung. the Government sold for cash 51,G66,9f aNrss of land, besides the large grant to homesteaders.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

Herspring, the popular cigar and tobacco merchant, is making arrangements 10 en- large his cigar manufactory. Business has crowded in on him so that he finds it neces- sary ts iEcrease his business to meet the de- mands from all sections of the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
Taken Up.

Came to my ranch 25 les west of Prescott, Syca- more Crees. about the lst of April 1872 the following described animals, which the owner have horse about 10 years old Spanish brand on left hp.
 one brown horse ahogt years old, branded GN, on leit-hIp halter.
 One bay tbout l2 years old, branded w. on left hip.
 One bay horse about 10 years old. braaded and vented WR, -cted, right hip and shouider-halter. Al pretty badly stove up J.J. LANE.
 Prescott, July 2 l579.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

Mess. Delaney and Alfred are in town from Thompson Valley. They complain that the rain has jumped around Tn every direction, missing the.r fields of corn po- tatOes, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

FAIR OFFER.-The Tiptop Company pro pose to donate four and half miles of road built between Giliett and tne Tiptop mine and Sl, 900 to the person who takes the contract and completes the road between BradshaW and Gilletf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
Subscription, $500 per Year

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

The Sentinel" everthe advocate ofwhat- ever tends 10 the prosperity of New Mexico. has persistently urged upon the post effice authorities at Washington the importance of daily service and shorter running time upon mail route 40,iot between this place sud Prescott, Arizona, and we have now in behalf of cur citizens to thank Post Master General Key for his prompt and fagorabls action in making the necessary contract with Mr John A. Walsh, proprietor of the Star Liae Mail X Transportion Company by winch from and after the lst proXimo the mail betWeen the points named will be car ried daily and in more than fifty hours less time each trip than by tise tIi- weekly con tract over the same line. The official neti- ficauou from Washington to that effect reached the postmaster of this place few days since.
 This action, taken st the earnest solIcita- ton of many of the best citizens of New Mcxjcn, opens up one of the most importaat lines of communication in the southgest. and cannot but direct to our city a large volume of travel and trade from northern and central Arizona, which heretofore has reached that section by way of San Fran. cisco.
 Mfr. E. X. Fiskc, the local attorney and manager of this line. informs us that the additional stock of the daily service will be supplied chiefly from Missouri; that 8 large number of fine mules have already been consigned to him for that purpose, and that by the 1st of August next the roai will be one of the best equipped in either Arizona or New Mexico.- Santa Fe Sentinel.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

The Aohave nail started out this lsorn- ing as a daily. A fFst-Fate covered wagon drawn Dy good horses took the first mail under the rew arrangement oI increased service.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

spTeral new buildings are going up al whipple. Amcps thase pparlY inished VIC notice good Substantial grahary, which IS being put up by NIT. Beck, good me chsuIc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
St,ooo Reward.

xlli pay or behalf of ih4 Preseost Misina Com. pany of SsE York, Sl D0 for the apprehension and conviction of tha person perSOps Eho fired the Azzn MIL and destroyed the same, the night of the 18th Of July. Is79. C. (. BEAN, agent.
 Prescott. July 18th, lS79.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

The 40 stamp mill of th5 Central Ariz D- na Mining Company at Seymour, is now in full blast aud we expect they will ship du- ring this month at least $50, ,000.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

TLe Salt River Herald 6om,s 10 us much oplsrg,d. it is ptW hke it's manager, a regular giant. May it prosper is puF Fish.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

]. Radczqsky, a first class blacksmith, dds forth on the corner 0f Granite and Goodwin Streets.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

Nr. and Mrs. E. w Reagan, of Oakland, Cal, were thrown from buggy last week and both badly injured. Mrs Reagan Is recovering but at last accounts her hus- bands condition was stall critical. Nr. Reagan was che of the discoveries of the Silver King mrne in Pinal county and is we'll and favorably known in this territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

We are sorry to tate that Airs. J. r. liar grave is quite i'll.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

Cord wood is being delivered at GIlIet for the Tip Top Company at S5 per cord.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
Notice.

All persoEs are cautioned against purchasing or otherwise. negotiating certain note signed by me, for Thirty-one hundred and sixtyt dollars. dated M.y 2Th 1879. aud payable Archie Mcbride order al the rate of One hundred dollars per month thereafter with interest at two per cent per month, commencing June 27h, lS9 And all persons cautioned against purchasing negotiating certain mortgage of even dat and amount with said note, and purportng have been given to secure the same. Said mortgage being upon Lot Ssven } in Block Thirteen, i3l n she Vl- lage of Prescott. Said note and mortgage were ob- tined from without consideration, and psyueut the same will resisted by
 ANNIE HAMILTON, PKEscorT, July aifh, 1s7g-Etd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

l.. Gang, of the BANK EXCHANGE, would be pleased to have his many friends cal him while passing through Sals Is'S@- Saney.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
Notice far Publication.

LAND OFFICE, PREscoTr. A. T.,
 July, 29th. is7a. Notice s hereby si that the following nam settler N has filed notice Of his intention to make rnal proof in support of hs claim and secure nnS entry thereof at t sxrirztson of trty dAys from the date Of this notice, viz: JOSEPH CUNDREN.
 PrseinFton Declarst0ry ststemsnt No. '55, for the N W. IA of N. W. Section IT, and F. 2 of s W. ta. and s W I, Of $. W. l. Section ?. Township n. Horth-RzIlge & West, and he names the following As his witness VIZ: James M. Dokson, of Prescott, and -'' wM.N KELLY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

NIT. Ben Belcher, one of the Commission CTS to build inc road from Bradshaw ts Gillctt, Is ia town.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS
100000 Pounds Salt :!
Notice 70 Creditors.

Na.h.n Bar.h has l0a.0eo pounds Of sAit- which he ~ili seI ct Iow figure Address him q Fresoo-Jls'i
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
Take Notice.

All persons are hereby warned nd forbidden to pur chase or sell any animals with my brand,
  as I have not authorized any IerSon 10 sell stock branded thus.
 l.. A. YoUREE,
 Williamson NAIfy. July l4th. 1872.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

Elso io 10 packets, all varieties of Yesetabies, Flower and Tree Sees. Send for General Price List
 TH0S. A COX co. Ios7 Howard Struct, San Francisco. JeGJm.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
s E E DS!! FRESH AND TR F. TO NAME

We will send the following seeds post pad receipt of price. Remit by ? O. money order postage stamps.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
Notice to Creditors.

Estate or EDWARD F.BoNERs, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned admins trarix of the above named tate, to the crediior or and all persons having claims against said decessed, te exhibit the with the necessary voucher Nlthil months from tae first publication of .hs notice, tC the undersigned, at the rWest oruer of iis and MoniezmA Streets, in the Village Of Prescott, CoGpt, of Yayapai, Territory of AriEoas.
 Prescott. May .-Id 4x.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
ROAD MATTERS.

Agua Fra and verGe wagon road Is the title of an act that passed st the last ses- sion of the Legislature, donating the sun of fen thousand dollars, by inc Territory Tor the improving of ihe public highway be- tween the two points above mentioned. i'he commissioners appointed to sell the bonds and supervise the work, are Chas. II. C'ishman, Jas. Brown and< J. Marr. The bonds are now 6eing printed and will be ready for the signature of Gov. Fremont up- ou his arrival in the Territory, when the commissioners will proceed Ia dispose of fhe same and expend the amount received for them in opening the road. The Verde settlement is The most important one in the county, and good road connecting them with Prescott is very essential and we are
 pleased to know that work is about fo be inaugurzted, and that too under the super vision of competent. trustworthy gentlemen. The sum of ter thousand dollars wlll make A first class freight road to the Verde. If we succeed in getting aid from the gen erAl government asked for by Del
 egate Campbell tS Cpsn the Mogollon route, then will follow a good road through to the Little Colorado and freight will Oegiu tG come in chcapIy and quickly from the East,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

Trio "Buckaneers Bride
 W. JOINER, ToMPKINs, J. JOINER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

Executors of the last will aad testament oi Jos W. Knott, deceased.
 PRESCOTT, July 22nd, 1879.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-23
DFGTSTFR'S NOTICE

7 bEtTi>IEk = NOTICE + - Eofi.a fs
IN, ns 5s & gwen .ae{ iaS i2.l9Wiag named sc
office at Eocnrburz, in and fCr the county III Csr-
ai -i55 g57rrfr fs1 r..,ef s5 l5is lii-ls tlurt
Hef7o,61y, ne tth dcy qf June, 4. y 1s- 10 Wit
!. The account or james Nyers. guardian of An
drew j. Lewis. minor child OF andrew Lewis, ate
Of EbeusbUrg borough. decd
? The account of Tar-arof Within admfuf,trs-
5,S deed q John ''a'aH '''e ' 'aiii'1'n borough
s. rho account OF Rev. T. A. Bush. trustee to seu
az the Church Farm.
3. The second and partial account OF sylvester
byrue, executor Of James Byr7c, late Of Carroll
s.. The ar.. sad uartir account af G. T. Frazcr.
tN.5aiggr Of Samuel E"'. .'te ol t2-n-t'wn r1r-
9 The account of Henry Adams. admfuistra-Ur.
"i d A--iiia D-slouz. late gt Cambria county decd
7s. =. = ~, account ~. LEWIS ~ = ones T lar
L@lt-. @ ol = b. Aees .uor Nulpu| Martha Ecc- and
iili4n l'ee5 minor grchildrgn of WiliIU and Mary
t-, -'lt 1870 "a '--li, ills ,.T'li-.l, dee d
= l-g account ui David LIvelv. -rartiian Of
James Tan, LATE OF Cambria county,, HG--a-
g L ne ur7t and final account af D. 7. 1IerreIT.
guardian gf MARY I. UIser- q miner .IF -f 7T5-y
l. hegiu-o- late of Iotn-tHsru borough. decd.
lo The iiTst and partial geeaurt ai T. J. 1TorrcIl
guardian of Samuel kppmIe- trfraraHfr9 .I-srsr,,
J.. kecmle. late el JohustoWa borough decd
H. The second and tuai aerolur oi Jacob Z Ma
township. deed.
y. me dr-t ana final account aF aIierael NJ.
Wcakland aud Henry Bvrnc executors OF viii "a
NgEkIauI- late ut Carroll township. decd
I3. The second and nual account oi David Hide
brand guardian of HC.uCrta Wi=gl Iuaw Oaks
"a minor child of Moses Wisel. late of Cambria
J. The sar,rll and final account of David HIDE
brand. guauiltu of V llliam VI .~gl- minor child
OF ll'-s- i>ti late pl '-tu-iH county dee D.
u. Tho second account uf David HfldehrauH.
Iyisci rstr oT C.rrrl,ri7 .'--,rf, f..7
To- The iir-t aut partial account Hi George iEIm-
bling atnliafst-1tp at Issue >may- iate oi Adams
Il. Tie fourth ard final account Of stephen Stutz-
man adiniuiStTsl,gr of LOWS tg'augh- late ui
is The FIRST account .r Ts1rrl Martin and -I-f.rr-.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-23

THE PILGRIM.

II WAS chill October day-
\ Pilgrim tTudred along the way
And sat him down 10 rest
Beside q wall of mOss-g-rUyyn stone.
Where all was silent dTear and lone
Himself the only guest.
Ills clothes We're dusty and bereut
\ ct all his features spoke content
As round him sighed the blast
Through Autumn weeds which straggIfng grew
Along the hill. of sober hue
Like memories of the past.
lie seemed Of humble coterie
Ihc last one loft ou earth. to be,
As there he sat so lorn
4 wand rer on this weary earth
Like some lone tTav Ter setting forth
To seek an unknown bourne
He had no place % lay his head:
4 stable oft his lowly bed
\ crust his scanty store:
ct none he euyied. for he knew
me Lord OF Glory had passed through
4 desert earth before ADH
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-23

As soon a the meadow
l. dsFpIed with flowers
and robins singing
Throughout tho fleet hours
and down in the valley
The butterflies C;tper.
The druggist sCreuCly
Lays in his iiy paper.
There is another episode which cluaractcrizcs tho
season whom the meadow is dapplcd with flowers.
and the robins sing and the valley lS cnlycued by
the caperS of the butterflies. It is he time when
the thoughts 0f the Young man go lightly forth Co
rfcrie- and the like. and he haStcus TO negotiate
FOR the purchase Of suit Ui Spring clothing II
ne IS wise. he viii hcstow his patronage on Jas.
J. gIurulv 100 Clinton street. JohHstoyyn for this
gentleman. in addition TO having the largest and
most -tvliSh stock to choose from in the county.
presents price list which i'm point of lowness o1
iigurcS leaves all others far behind. MI Murphy
has also ready-made clothing for men and boys a-
well as v0un-E men, and the same liberal terms viii
accompany its sale. Note this f8ct-ali goods are
warranted to be precisely a. represented.