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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29

/ the contrary, the old feeling OF mistrust
and jealousy is banished, and confidence
in each other is established. The faults
in connection with arbitration arise
when workmen come to meetings jealous
and suspicious, believing that employers
are their natural enemies, and employ
ers, by not conversing with delegates In
a free and friendly spirit foster this sus-
picion, and only through this action is
there any fear of failure. Arbitra-
ton in England is regarded with
great favor by wOrkingmen, and
only i'm a few solitary exceptions has 1t
been refused, or its awards rejected by
workmen."
''If YOU wish arbitration 10 be success
full, employers must meet delegates in a
kind and conciliatory spirit, so as to
cain the confidence of the workmen by
proving they only desire full and free
discussion and that no advantage will
be taken of men for speaking their opln-
ion. Let this be done and arbitration
will prove successful, and be blessing
to employers and wOrkmen."
There is another man whose words j
wish tn quote. One of the ablest lead
ers the Trades UniOnists OF England
ever had, was John Kane, for a long
time and up to his death President OF
the Amalgamated Malleable Iron Work
ers OF Great Britain. 1t was largely
through his persistent efforts that the
Board of Arbitration in this trade was
formed. Speaking of arbitration at the
Trades Union Congress at Birmingham
in 1869. he said: "What is arbitration
when properly applied? 1t is the force
of facts, and the application OF reason to
these facts, as opposed to strikes and
barbarous lock-Outs. 1t has been and
will be the agent in removing prejudice,
preventing the ruinOus waste OF capital,
promoting peace and industry, saving TO
the wOrkmen their hard-worked earn
ings, preventing their homes being desc
lated id children starved. 1t promotes
contentment, it increases your store. 1t
is the application OF the Christian prin-
ciple-COme let us reason together. 1t
is the council chamber where the eX-
pense of wear and tear of machinery, the
interest on capital, and the market value
of labor is considered and awarded. 1t
does not destroy the property OF the
wOrkman-it preserves and protects IT.
il prevents strife and promotes mutual
understanding between employer and
employed. 1t is the only plan which has
been introduced which is calculated to
enable the workingman and the employ
ing class to consider and understand the
interest OF each other"
At the conclusion of the address in
the same pamphlet is contained the
rules and regulations in use by these
boards of arbitration. The address can
doubtless be procured at Pittsburgh by
all who have an interest in perusing it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29

HAYES will not feel very highly COM
plimented by the character of greet
ing" sent him through the platform of
the Cincinnati Convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29

THE total sales of 4 per cent. refund
ing certificates throughout the country
on Saturday amounted to S2,245,66O,
making the total amount sold to that
date. 81. 49, 100.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED

A BLACKSMITH; MUST BE GOOD HORSE
N Sheer and Wagon Ironer. Single man pre-
ieTed. Apply 20 w. J. BROWN:
m2ot Elm Grove, Ohio county, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
INSURANCE.
r. g. AIDEI,SON'S

rESERAL INSURANCE IGTSrY pD T''
UFmnklin Building. Wheeling " VI.
agent for the following old and reliable % '.
and American cO,cpanics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29

OF the 4 per cent refunding certif-
Gates, 5000 has been sent daily to At
Ianta, Ga, and a special from there says
that the Postmaster could have sold
half a million easy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29

ONO legislators have fixed their year
" salary at 5000, with s. deducted for
every day of unexplained absence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29

Orient Mutual, Of New YOri,........ l'-'..'. .'
PLATE GLAssA AocDIsr
KnIclerbocker Casualty. New York lsi'
Property insured at the yrfy low ..
Losses paid promptly. Good fi.f' ~
sgents Collected I'M every part Df Wui .r
]. q AIUii--Ih
JosEPH HxsHEIsEr. fOCai Agr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

County Treasurer Cook adyert;ses h;, readiness to pay certain County warrsnt' on the General Fund.
 GENERAL 0RDERs-First I.iept Rar, AdJutant Sixth Cavalry, will proceed ,g such points in the State of Sonora. Mexico as may be necessary in connection vutb inc purchase of pack mules for the goyernmep, service.
 The leave of absence granted First Lieut G. E. overton, Sixth Cavalry, is extended three days.
 George Tyng, editor of the Sentinel. A, una, has lately assumed the management, ol a m'nlng enteprrise that promises to be of great value to the Territory at large and will decide shortly the value of a number of mines in the Myers district, located in the Panago country, and to which so mut h attention has lately been drawn. He has succeeded in bonding fourteen of these mines for Sl75,0O0, as noticed in our last issue, to some Pittsburg, Pa, capitalists. and they will at once proceed to expend S7,OOO within the next sixty days in pros pecting these mines under the direction or NIT. Tyng.-S. F. Stock Report.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

IRE DIFFERENCE.-Eleve years ago, be
 ore the band of iron was stretched across the Golden State of California. and welded fast to Arizona, and when all Prescott merchandise had to be freighted from the Colorado river on wagons, undel heavy guard, on account of the vile mur. derous Apaches, who infested every roao and trail thoroughout the breadth and width of the Territory and held perfect sway, sixteen cents per pound in gold coin was the price paid on every pound of me T. chandIse consumed in Northern Arizona Greenbacks were worth, at that time 50cts on the dollar, therefore it took just $32 in Lincoln notes to pay the freight on 100lbs of goods from San Francisco to Prescott. Now, however, with the ''river of iron" navlgated by the iron monster (Morgan's Anaconda) we have our sugar, coffee, lard. etc, e'c-, laid down at Maricopaville with Tn 100 hours after shipment at the Golden Gate City at three cents per pounds. From the railroad to Preacott freight will be brought in at 215cts, thus we have a reduc- lation, since the year of 1868, of lO1s cents on every pound of merchandise consumed in this section of the land of gold and sill yer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

G. McNary complains that he is unable to procure medicines and other attentions from the county, which sick man should, on account of an article that appeared ID The MINER a few days since to the effect that the county hospital was chock block full and no room left for those who are in love with peace, plenty and quietude and who are at war with work Don't blame Mr. McNary, dear Sisters, he is not to blame for the harmless sguib He is in delIcate health, unable to work; and then Yavapai, magnanimous Yavapai, is rich aud wiling to feed, doctor and care for those whose ambition has gone out, (throu9h sickness, of course) and left their mind craving for the good things at the expense of those who are so fortunate as to possess that precious poon-health-ar willing to work, pay taxes and keep the machinery of rhe Yavapai county hospital in perfect order. Mr. McNary can't procure Mary" bit of aid and it's all wrong.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
WEDNESDAY,.

]. NJ. Cotton of Phenix in ruSiicating Tn Prescott and throwing of the alkali which takes D ,sse>'on of the Shtriverlte after i'm bih.ng of the luIcst waters of that stream for five or six years.
 General George Sykes, commander of the Military Division of the Rio Graude, is ly- ing dangerously iil at Fort Benton, Texas.
 Vassar girl. eating her firsi gooseherries; ''N'yum Wynn yum-m- m-m wouldn like to see the goose that laid these Uer- ries.r
 The Pavmaster has returned from trip to the Southern posts where he has been hquidaing the indeb ,edness of Uncle Sam with the boys in blue. He will do the same al Whipple.
 FAIR VIEW NJ. Co.-Ohject: To operate iu Auhave c"unIy, Ariz"nt. Capitol, Sl,' 200. 600. Diiectors-- E. (. idiev, Mlch- ael Wolfe. R C Swan, II II Collier, K Whites ide. II W Wright, 0 Klmball.
 Those H,.le rife boxes that are placed along tn, ditches of Phenlx were not put there without purpose. What wisdom lm- bn-d the mind of the inventor. He did a great a1t for hIs country.
 Louis Dugss has commenced the manu- faeture of the C,lifornia Mountain Refined Champion Cider, and will sell it by the glass, bottle. case, barrel or bushel. Send on your orders.
 Judge Hargrave has fixed up uew resi- denc, which for neatnesS. comfort and hand iness excels any thing we nave seen in Arizona. Many of the improvements de- sere patent.
 The territorial papers are copying from the Dos Reuablcas, Spanish paper. an ac- count of the death in Sonora, Mexico, of man who was over tao hundred years oi age The account is correct. Figures you know. won't lie. He was an '-Old HaSsay- amper"
 The Peek troubles were again uP before Curt Cpmmi >si0ner Hargr.ve. to-day. A veuire inI iurv ~ss placed m the hands Of the Shc1fT The requisite number o' able bodied. uupr,iudiced gentlemen were summoned to try the case, whie., bau To he postponed on account of sickness in me family for the defense
 RCEs.- Next Sa;uibay race Is to come nf hciWcen Red Eve and Rebel Boy, at ibe Nalpple Park course for S310 side. thesS are tao of ii.e fastest racers m the Territory. prerty equally matched and the iacs Fr"m sss t' be one quite exciting ana 10 which mgFe Ihan ordinary interest WIti oe taken. It is es.ssird that great many people will lee In town os at day and ihe betting will be animated.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
UPPE. vEnDE-F -FIRE.

From Secretary Gosper, who returned from a flying trip io his ranch on the Upper Verde, So learu that the house "i Tim Fell, ha'd working f irmeT, was, on the 9th inst. e'iirely destroyed by fire together with household fleets, seed, E rain etc. The loss comes heavily m NIT. Fell at this time when he Sas just about ready Co plant his farm. The Peters Bros. are bu.y planting a large crop of potatoes, some fifteen acres. The early crops on the Verde, are luokiuy healthy and the rSnchmeu are quite we'll satisfied with prospects of a guod yield and high prices for their pro uGce this tall. Stock of all kinds are teok- "a {: well uotwitr standing the grass IS dry. The Verde valley onaisins much very fine agricultural land. which is gradually being sought after and i'ecuming highpriced-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

GOING ON A VISIT Mrs. L. A. Stevens than whom, Arizona truly has no superior lady, leaves Us tomorrow for a visit to her old home in Indiana, af.er an absence of twenty one years. Mrs. s. came to this Territory in 1865 and joined her husband. who pre- ceded her two years. They settled near the Point of Rocks, regular rendesv ous for Indians. and on more than one occasion has this brave lady buekIed on her armour and marched out to fight the basest wrerch- es that ever crawled over a land whose em- blem is rhe spread wings of the American Eagle in. cluster of stars and stripes. Hand-n-hand, MT. and Mrs. Stevens walk ed on through years of darkness and days that trieu mems souls, until the winged messenger came along and folded her hon. ored husbapd n the white mantle of tine angels and bore him away to home which we trust is surrounded with all that is pleasant and where the Anache reigneth not. Mrs. s. expects 10 return at an early day to Arizona; her home, where she has friends in untold numbers. None know her but to respect and honor. May her trip be pleasant and ter return speedy, is the wish of rhe writer of this, who can vouch for tie above and much more.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

Elias Lipsis, the stage manager of the
 Bella Union Tneater, who was arrested on Friday evening and charged with an attempt to murder his wife Carr ie, committed suIcIde last night shortly after o'clock at ais room al the International Hotel. A few minutes
 before the hour mentioned he entered his room his wife being present and removIne his coat wrapped 1t in the manner oTa shleId around his left arm. He remarked to his wife that he copla not stand the troubles pressing upon him, when she bid him cheer up ana she and his friends would do all they could for nim. He then directed her to go to the room of Edward Leamy and tell hun he wished to see him. She did so, and on returning with Leamy the deceased re- marked 10 the latter, Il want you to prove that Carrie and 1 have had no troubles. The deceased during this time kept his right hand hid in the coat on the other arm and contemporaneous with hIs remarks to Leamy, he drew forth pistol and placing it to his abdomen, fired. He dropped where he stood, aud in five minutes after iDflicting the wound, died. In the pocket of the coat were found two letters, one ad- dressed to his wife, the other to Tetlow Skeantlebury. In the former he said that he had fully made up his mInd to comLIit suicide, as he could not stand the mental shock resulting from his arrest and he wisl.ed 10 escape the possibI ity of being sent te San Quentin for his act. He de sired that ail information of his death be kept from his aged parents, and asked to be buried at Lone Mountain, with the inscrlntion Thou Knowest" upon his tombstone. The other letter was an apology for hIs act, and in substance was similar To that 10 hls wi'e. The deceased was a member of the B. P. O. Elks, A native of Louisiana, and aged about 37 years. It IS said that he was brother to Adah Isaacs Meucken heenan, and came to this coast with her in 1863. His body was removed to the Morgue Chronicle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

List nf letters remaining in the postoffict May 10th 1879.
 NJ Araner; NJ AnauoeS; Mrs N A Brown c Bishop-2; F Britter; T Burt; x J Beel: ( " Bryant L Boca: A A Cahaniss; W R Campbell; II NJ Clark; M Corrasco; D Golden; E II Cook; Cole; F Calderon $ P Davidson; $ A. Davidson ;S Domngues X T Ewing; E T Ewing; V, Frolri; Mrs M FisSer: Mrs R W Fogg; J J Fuoitn: Frus; $ Giron; F GJmez; J Gorsia; Gu tinns; " Hayes;J Hnrteri W Hil Jopla; C Johnson-2; A Johns n; T Kent ] D Kennedy; A ] Kennedy; Mccarthy W NJ Murray; G R W McNary; Miller; Mrs NJ A Millken:J ] Morris; J Moron; $ W Nelson: " ] Neil: W T Oneil; F Peters VI l. Ruis; W Race; N Ruby; T Relies; V Rowllar: Nj Riyas: Mrs H Stevens: D Sena; ] II Srwzyusk;-2 " D shaklee.s; N Sap nmberg; A j Sawyer: J Fl Va bono. A J VanMatrs ; J II EsnMotrc-f: D we.cb; J wnitracee: c T Winthrop; J W Williams; J Wright.
 When calling for these letters please say advertised"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
Notice of Sale of Territorial Bond,

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOH O the purchase of Fifteen Thousand Dollars, sl5,H0 Bonds of the rerriorv of Arizona, by the Board oi Territorial Prison Commissioners up to Saturday. May 3lst, 1879, at o'clock M of that day. The said bonds issued March list, 1879, and payable in fifteen yesrs bearing ten cent interest payable .rly at the office of the Treasurer of the Territory
 No bids will be considered for less than eightynve s5l cents the dollar Proposals must be seaied and endorsed Bds for Bonds" and directed to II. N Alexander. Secretary of Board of Prison Com mssioners, Yuma. A. T.
 The successful bidder will be required depos the money with the Board at Yuma and receive the Bonds, pay the cost Of transportation exchange. By order of the Board.
 II. \. ALEXANDER,
 Secretary. Prescott, april g, lsTs- 5tw.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
Services in West Prescott, next Sunday

NEW TN SHoP.-Tbe readers of the MT NER will find, ny referring to our advertis ing columns, an advertisement of the Pic neer Tin Shop, which has recently boen started anew on the east side of the Plaza, near the Bant of Arizona This establish. ment is turning out work of substantial char acter and articles of every kind and as for prices they are below any thing yet offered in Arizona. Their gsods came by rail at low rate of freight and therefore the house can afford to sell cheap. Take look.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
TUESDAY.
,bers are after the stages again.

Robbers are after the stages again.
 s7.OOO worth of base bullion a. the ofice of W. F. < Co. awaiting transportion to Maricopavlle.
 Farming lands continue to dry up befor C fine penetrating winds that are of almost daily occurrence.
 Prescott has six blacksmith shops in full blast. What other tOSn in the TerIito. Y cao say us much!
 WANrED.-A good cook wanted to 20 to Wickenburg; $50 per moI tn aud wages cerlain. EnqaIre at this office.
 TSelve dollars per hundred pounds is charged on freight by W. F & Co. from the terminus of the railroad 10 Prescott.
 All g,ols for Northern Arizona. are, we understand landed at Maticopayille. Gila Bead hayiHg been abandoned and left out in the cold.
 The stages from the terminus of the s. PR R. and now maxim, better time than heretofore. They arrive in the morniug in- stead of the afternoon.
 Governor Fremont wall be home about the 2Oih of this moAth. He will be accom- panied by Judge Silent, and Hon. Tom Fitch aEd wife.
 Mir Park has gone to the Peck Mine for the purpose of ta~ing care cf the Peek Co.'S books, during the little trouble now pending as tU wlO shall keep c-ntrol of the property
 Large deposits of coal have been discov- cred north of lhe Little Colorado by the Hih prospecting party. Such ws learn by aletter from Brigham City. Good enough. A twenty-stamp quartz mill for the Car 20 MuchachO district, this side oi Yuma, is at Collon awaiting the construction of side track at 0siiby statiOn.-L. A. Star.
 A Coop STATION Persons travelling from Presc..tt to Maricopaville will find the T-Wiekenburg Station kept by A. Has9iiton and his excellent lady, good place to stop of and rest. We can recommend them.
 A petition is in circulation and being generally signea asking the P. NJ. General to increase the mail service between Prescott snd the terminus of the Utah Southern R. R. to daily.
 Numerous indvinuals are in town as wit nesses from the Peck Mine. We under stand that things are going right ai"ng as usual al both mine and mill, notwithstand- ing th. absence of many miners.
 It is less than a month now until the great drawing of the Arizona Lottery takes plsce and we would advise our Arizona friends to procure tickets at once as they are disappearing like dew from before the morning sun.
 JoHN G. CAMPBELL We present to our readers with this issue of the MINER, a new "rd7 setting forth in plain terms and to the point, the plan adopted at the old and well-kn"wn establishment of J. C.. C., our Delegate in Congress, who has entrusreu his b-slncss to James Daley, for many years book keeper and head salesman in tnis house They have now done away with books. sell strictly for cash and at bottom rares Everything needed by the farmer, miner, tesmster or gentleman of leisure, they have in store The ladies can finu every ar .Icle needed by them at price be- low that of the retail trade in large cities lio 10 John G. (ampbell's and you will find OLliging clerks. excellent goods and prices -.way down" for cash.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

And In accordance with ax and order of the Board Oi brectorz, made the t4th day of March, ls19 many shares of each parcel of such stock msy he necessry S1 pe sold at public auction, st the Auction hoase of John Middleton son. Nc. slg Pine Street. San francisco. Cahfernia. OSDAY, the 18th day t aSy lsIs at the hour of o'clock, N-, of said d.5 70 pay said delinquent thereon together N'te costs Of advertising and expenss of the sale.
 V. II. LENT, Secretary. Onee- Room 61 Nevada BiOcE. No, SJs Montgomery street, San Francisco, California. ap3s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
Delruauent Not,ce.

TuGEt MINING cuMPANY-L0cATIOH OF
 Il principal place of bu ipess, San Frsnctseo. ,s. fornss loestion of works. Ii Mining Disfric Br.1 shaw Mountain, Hayapai county, Arizona Terrltorv- Nog7cE-Ihere ate delinquent upon the following a~- scrbed stock. account Of fSo sl Isxss on the f0urteea'h day of March. Is7s he .ex.r.i amounts set opposite the names of the respective sha- holders. foio~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
Notice to Become Sole Trade

To all whom 1t may Notice is hereby given that Dora Vessels. of the Tiger Mne County of Yava- pal Territory of Arizona, has compiled the re- quireme ts of Sections l90 l99l l992 193 ly94 a Compi cd Laws of Arizona, 1877. relating 10 Sole Traders That she, the said Dora Vessels did on he Sd day of May, ls7s, dy appear Defor Justce of Peace, in snd the County aforesaid, aud dd then and there declare that she Intended carry on the trade of business that of Boarding house keeper Hotel Saloon. Livery Stabe etc. which declaration she then and there signed and duly acknowledged before sau Justice according to iaw and afterwards said decla aton 10 be duly recorded according 10 law with the Recorder of said Couy and that and afte this date, she will he responsible for all debts contracted in said business, and desires be treated on and after the date hereof sole trader in all matters per taining to the business aforesaid.
 MRS. DORA VESSELS.
 Territory of Arizona, County of Yavapai-ss. On this Third ds, of May. A. D. 1s7s personally ap- peared Dora wessels- Deing duly according to law, sAyeth this application is made in good faith with view to 'upport my self and children, and not with any view 10 defraud del.y any credit of my husband, and that the monies used in said busines was my own, and none furnished by my husband.
 MRS. DORA VESSELS. Sworn and subscribed before me the day and year above wr1tt-n, CHAs. A. KUTZ,
 Justice or the Peace.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

Numerous residents of Prescott are hay ing wlndmIils put up ou 'heir premises which will add much to the beauty, con N.nience and valne of thr same.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
PRESCOTT ASSAY OFFICE l!
 MOntezuma street, NEXT DOOR TO PIONEER FURNITURE STORE
Assaying done in allits Branches
COLD AND SILVER BULLION MELTED INTO BARS AND STAMPED.
CHAR sEs FOR AssAYINc

Analyses made of Ores with view Of es.
 tablishing proper treatment.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

AtssrA Giimer. salisbnry < Co. are now running large oosehcs between Prescott sad ibe terminus of the Southern Pacihs K. m
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
PAPER!EN
RoyaJ Hdr0n0 Lottery
 8B1O,oOO DRAWN EVERY IT DAYS l

szi Prizes. ssnoaats is spanish DollArs ssla.soo PRIoE IN L. s. CrBHENcY. Nhoh TseEsfs Hklsss Qusrters Tlfths SC <3e Sl0 e. Eiskfhs Issfhs Tusat.ths F0rfisths
 e Sa ft IaiornAa5nss farBi9ssee FnEE. Orders Tllra. Prfnr essssi. rFsfs.sb Back TIs and Gsfernm.tsss prus- chssssd TAYLOR q CO. Rank-rS,
 Fan N-szY York
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS
Wanted.

A Good Sound Pair of Buggy Horses, gentle an broke to saddle. Address, Buyer' this offce
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

Al kinds of Jexelry and silversare made from natys gold and silver. Engraving every description. A work warranted. ton.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
g9 TYPE!I

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
THURSDAY

Miss Carrie Pine, one of the fairest young ladies in this County, is visiting with friends in Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

CHANGE AND sor A CHANCE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

]. NJ. Cotton of Pheuix in rusiicating in Prescott and thrnwin" ct the alkaii which takes D ,sse>'on of the $ SIltriyerite after im- bih.ng of the tluIcet waters of that stream for five or six years.