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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Disric; Ter ritory of Arizona, County of YAvapai. B. L. BAKER, PlAintin,
 
 U. F. FISHER. J. HISDs, T. [. ID- Mo- aas DINGs Geo. o.L-MeDonough, [. L. Fisher
 T. N. Miller, ami Geo. E. Kirk. Co Summons partners under t-e firm name of Fisher
 stage Line Company, Defendants.
 Action brought in the Dist iet Court Of the Thir, Judicial District Of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Yavapai.
 Ths Tsr-itsFE ef 4rsssaa seads greeting Co U E Fisher, !. T. Hinds, T. q. idd ngs. Geo l.. Mo Donough. E. l.. Fisher, T. \. Miller and Geo l.. Kirx copartners doing hasiness under the firm name or Fisher Stage Line Company.
 You hereby summoned and re1usred to appe.r fin action brought aEsDst you by tbe above named plain tif in the Dsrc, Court of the Third Jucial District tn and for the County of Yavspa in the Territory of Arizona, and answ the complaint heu with the Clerk Of this Court, ai Prescot in said County Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this summonsL within twenty days exelusiSe of the day of service after the @erVfce upon you of this sGnImons if served in this County; but served out Of the County and within this District; then within thirty eays; in all other cases forty days
 And you hereby nosied thas if you fan to appesr and answer the complaint above required the plain n win take juds1nent by drfar against you for he sum oi eleven hTndred snd seventy six dolarr and thrtythree oents with interest from December ls bs, and costs and disbursements in this behalf ex- pended.
 Given under my hand and sea Of the said District Court, at Prescott, ihis 2ist day February. 7p
 -, WILLIAM wlLKtRsON Cle-k
 sEAL Pr JOHN ILoIH, Deputy.
 - FTTcH CHyEcHILI.. Atty's for Pln Prescott. A. T. March Ind 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
Application For Patent.
To THE BEIcHER MINING CLAIM T.. =. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, A. T.
 April. 4th, lsI9.

i'O THE BEIcHER MINING SLAiN-
 T.. =. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, A T.
 April, 4th, 1879. Ntce s hereby given that John A. Rush, whose fost o,sce sdress Pr scott Yavapai County, ArHonA s,orv has this day hied his application for u- . p.tras for fifteen hundred 50 linear feet or me RaIch-r Ouartz L. de, bearing mineral Nth sHFtAOs yr,4nd six hundred 60a feet in width situate ana ftnE in Biz Bug Mining District, County of i.Nsps, srttory sf Arigona and known and de-ignArd oy the aed notes and ofnciG flas on he m this On'e' ~ s No 4. unsurvcyed lands. =
 e ex,erior boundaries of said Lot No 44, oeang %s f uoyT-. viz: Variations '4 deg. l2 mi-. east.
 Beginning Location Monument st centre or N. D. end of casn on which nouce of location ls Posted- Thence along N z. of claim N Go de w. Three nun drei fslo ft 10 V. W. of caim Al this eorisr Q .d granite boulder projects foot above the ground ft }onC ft wide. is marsed 313 n st point i cor ner. and under same mar E. l. No l. ana A sso s lS @ meat of stone 2l. feet high Thence B. 30 deg Ne- fifteen hundred 5OO feet Co :. W. corner oi ei.im' where is set in the ground slate roeN 24xi1e meher, xrkei B. l. No. H. and buit also Tnonumerto ~ Ee 2i fee high. Thence x. Ca deg r. along s W. |no oi claim six hundred teO0' feet to E. E. corner of eis n here set in the ground granite rocS 2+-iD lnehes marked B. L. No. Ill., is buih moEument or stone E feet high Thence N. 30 deg. Est along s V. end of claim fifteen hundred Q-0ol feet 10 N F. cor. oi claim where is set in th- ground, granite toea 90x Ilx6 inches m rked L " and is built monument of stone 2r f high. Thence 60 W. along N h. end oi claim tr hundred feet to location, monument and place of beg tliuinp. containing 70 66-loo acres
 The location Of this mine is duly recorder Tn Book C ! 8 of Mines Records or faNapAl Souhty, ArlNoo'i 1 Folias SIS and 5i6.
 Apy and all persons claiming asversev any portion Of said iBelcher mining eAiln s7id mining ground A- reiabsfore descrbe required Co nle their adverse Prescott in the Territory of nA, durn the Sixty pubcation her of or they will be barred by virtue i Of the provisions Of ths Statute
 l4sod WA. \. KELLY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
SHOOTING AFFAIR 1.-THE INTERNATIONAL.

SHOOTING AFFAIR AT THE INTERNATIONAL. About half-past twelve yesterday the report of pistol rang along the hall of 'he International Hotel, and caused an imme dlate concentration of the floating popuIa- ton at that place. The arIillerist was Elias Lipsis, stage manager of the Bella Union TheaIer, and his target the wife of his t1som, known to protean fame as Miss Carrie Wilson. It appears that the husband has been distributing his affections in illicit directions acd frequent domestic quarreis have been the result, culminatiug in the shooting. The ballet missed its mark, however, through the agility of the lady, and Lipsis was locked up on a charge of assault to murder.-S. F. Post.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

The discount on silver is not alone the drso on inc silver producing interest oi Nevada. The Virginia Enterprise cites inc bullion tax of that State as Uig item that bullion Dars have C. pay. Fer instance inc total amount of bullion tax paid by the bonanza mlses to date is, by the California Mining Company, SSSs,dVo ss, by tns Consolidated Virginia Mining Company. s5s4. 704 55. making tot of sl, ,1O',5o4 'H for both mines This would make very hands me yearly production for some oi our mines.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

Trcs0N. ARIZONA. APRIL iS19.--OuT letter from our irayeiing correspondent ou South ern line of rail says-With his u' nal bushes aptiiudr-"There is much in store f"r thls Territory in the future. it's mineral wealth is enormous. and the railroad will deyelop it. East of this point the country IS FatHA ble in an agricultural point of view. West of it. is simply worthless for any purpose except of raising ornp Ofra'tlesnases, SCOT pious. tarautulss, coyotes and creatures Of a ike character. News Letter.
 The amount ef information gathered by this travelling soospiun correspondent oi the News letter. riding along the valley of the GiIs River. one of tbv most fertile valleys in the world lspeFfsctly, y,astoGndiog. Send him to stockton, Mir. News Letter by all means. Ed Niaer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

colorea minister Tn Georgia was l,rou,h, ,o trial cetore his church on chsrSe of stealing bacon. After number of wi,nessess had been sxnalined the deaeons re,;r.d and soon afterward returned the fol- lowing verdict; The Rev. Mos sieas@ ana ackwitted of de situations dat he actual stole de pork, as twas not shods dat sum, m body else u uiten't nave been wearin ms rlo.e; but de brudder is heefby fectionalely svarned dat in de future he must be more kcerful.'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
Read Second Time and Tabled!
Gen. 9anley .Acqttitted! !!
New Constitution Adopted!!

Washington, May Sth-The Sub-Judici- arv Committee have decided that the law stopping promotions above Captains 10 he still in force. The President apPrehends that serious trouble will arise in enforcing orders in Indian Territory, promsigat trom the War Department. Gen sherman thinks orders can DC carried out without trouble. In the House bill was conS'd- cred enforcing ihe eight hour law. Senate considered bill prohibiting military inter ferenees at elections.
 London. May sth-Parole woa Chester handicap stakes.
 San Francisco. May sth-New Constiiu- tinn adopted by ten thousand majority
 WASHINGTON, May 7.-House bill, pro- hibiting troops al elections was read twice and laid oa the tshie
 Gen. Stanleys freinds think th't verdict yesterday was acquittal, from the fact that sherman ordered him io return to duty. BUFFALO. May T.-W. E. Chandler WAS elected Secretary of the Congressional cam paign committee.
 SAN FRANcTsco. May s-ReturDs indicate the adoption of the New Constitution from five to ten thousand majority. One thous- and two hundred and thirty eight majority against in the city.
 wIoKENBURG, May 1879.
 EDITOR SER:-Profe>sor William r. Blake, after having made careful exam nation of Ihe Vuture Mine and workings return .d to-day with Mr. E. L. Plumb and George A. Treadwel. The Professor i' we'll pleased with the evidences of vast mineral wealth, and the most sanguine hopes of the companies are fully justified by Ihc result of ,he examination.
 An en,rmous quantity of ore is Rlread, piled up a; the mine awaiting iransDortatior to the new mill at S.ymour, to which pom MT. Neadeau has taken contract to haul the ore for the Central Arizona Mining Company at 8 per ton.
 The new ore road just completed by Super Iin,endent Cusenbary, and over which the ore is to be hauled, is eight miles, with [ gradual down grade from the mine to ih' mill, aud almost direct iiDe
 MT. Cusenbary. in former years, made [ a success in working the Yulture when ih' ore had to be hauled fourteen miles at ar expense of go per ton, and when wood cos S per cord. Woud is now delivered al ih, new mDl site at $J per cord.
 Me,srs Blake, Plumb and Tfeadwell lea,, to-day tor S-ymnur to visit the mill site and imnlo diate surroundings, and iron there the Professor 2 es 10 visit some othe mines in the Territory. He is unable [, visit Prescott by reason of limited time bat would bu greatly pleased 10 do so oI this uip to Ihe Territory fit were con venient.
 Michel Goldwaier, B. Block and NIT. Levy were at Seymour yesterday but lei the same day for Phcnix. underslanC that Mir Goldwater and NIT. P.ralta vii each start store at the new town us sooG tine mill begins work.
 Father Becker left here last evening by stage for Prescott.
 Nil. Brown, Of Prescott, is on a triE through the central portion of Arizona prospecting for suitable place tn bui.d s foundry. He leaves tJ-bOTrow for PneBi2 and although he has not decided upon the D lace at which he will locate he is of the im pre- sion that Phenix will be the point.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
DULLES AND FLUNKIES.

"There are a class of men in all sections who, when sober. are gen;lemen, but when drunk. seem privileged to insult and brow beat everybody. without challenge. The special friends of thus sort of men seem fo think that as they are very clever and gholo.hearted when sober, everybody should bear with their peculiar inirmities whlie on a spree We always prefer to give 8 drunken man both sides of the road rather than run against him, but if he takes it into his head go como up to us and smash our
 rioe (pruyided we wear one) down stow - wo .lG conclude itwAs & over our face. " af subsequent cdSHS hfifl which no am uns Aar- liler,lity could excuse. This sort ot C..
 actets are not only dangerous, but are o' iittle service to any cummu-iiy m which they may chance to live, and sooner or later may come io grief when least exocct- irg it There never was one of those gentle. manly buIlie. that did mt fad enough oi ,hrse cowardly toadies to follow hlm around, drink his whiskcy. laugh at h's follics. fatter his courage. and thereby, as f.c;otum, become the more reprehens'bie charactrr. We certainly rejoice at D" man unt melv taking of. but we never tear me hair out Of nur bead n desperate grlei when such men shuttle off this mortal ooil. - Ex'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
xEw Yonk ExrosIrIoN oF lss3.

New York, May 2.-The Tribune of We'd ncsday says: The Committee in charge Of the New York Exposition of 1883 have se- lected plot near Port Morris, Westchesier county. They find there the requisite num- Der of acres or unoccupied land, necessary facilities of approach by land and water, aud other advantages, making the spot peculiarly eligible for the site of the great exposition. The men Nho are pushing this enterprise seem to be thoroughly in earnest. The act of incorporation, which Congress is to be asked to pass, Is prenared. and the New York Exposition of 1883, which will celebrate the ere hundreth anniversary of Great Britain's formal acknow ledgment of American Independence, may be looked apop as coming reality.
 Salt Lake, Utah, May a.-In the Miles ease to-day the admissibiIity ot Mas ow- ems evidence being decided by the Court in favor of the prosecution, she took the stand and testified to having gone through inc Endowment House with Mics on the same day on which he married Miss sp"n' cer. The intention was to have 6 tTipplt marriage, Miss Spencer being first, Miss O ven second and Jalis thIrd; but the latter reeantei and emily Spencer and Miss ower were united to Miles. She gave long de s.r,ptjoa of the ceremony which was per formed by apostles smith and Wells. hel testimony vas so ho.ougb and convincini that the prosecution closed, ibe aeiehs' having nothing to offer. Argument VIII 1' heard Q. Monday. and the case submitted
 n -ieI II. Wells, being beld tor eon'emp
 Da- ata iue of slOo enh impris was sentence. -a xss tonight ta onment for two days, a.
 ken tn the PeniteutiaTY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
Nssice se Creditors

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 SAhblt E. HER8fCK Assuiai-,r.s-s, ftsso~s- @- r., tea. a tsT9.-stz
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
Certificate of Territorial Treas

I, Thomas J. Butler, Treasurer O. irizon, Territory, hereby certify that tho ATizon, Development Company has this day filed js my office its acceptance in writing O, ths Act of which the above is a copy. ana l,ss also filed in my office a bond in the sum oi twenty thousanu dollars, which bond h,. been approved by the Governor. ana an As sociate Justice of the Supreme Court of AH. zona Territory, conditioned for It's faitAfy performance Of the provisions Oi sad AT
 THOMAS J. BUTLER.
 Territorial Treasurer Prescott. Feb. 2oth, 1873.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
Proposals For Army supplies.

Chief Quartormaster's ooe. District of ss- Mexico
 SANTA Tn, N. April n 1874 NbkLhD PROPOSALS in tripIiczte with a copy of thss advertisement attacncd so each will be received ~ his once, or by the oceT Of the . M. Department at each of the foo~inE named posts for the supplies relired shereat, until ii o'clock N. Thnrsday May IS ls89. at which time and pace they via b. opens in Inc presence Of bddrs for the furnishing and sliYery ai such qasntitie- ef Corn, harsy. oat.. Bran Hay W wool sna Charcoal ss may b. required uy the O. M it~l d-rtng toe n~ca year commencing Juiy l. Is7a st For Union Depo santa Fe, FoTt- SsAnton pfiu- gale Bayard. \. 1, F0rts Gzrs d aad Lewis. Colo r4do. and Fort Biss. Texas.
 f<yEn-nt for ths sappilss depends upon fr.ur. an pf9pritiiJn for ths purpo.e, by congress Ffopossis Tor faruishing any qasntiti-s of tb.a. supfies iess than the phoe relliru.I sa nov oe ,e p'st- VII oe entertained The tsoy-rnrn..,t .. De rghi Co reject sny sn hid. sas aso te rsss ss aos or gay poFon 2. .ss saFges eoasr.essd for. teea Ana .A sift fsa4s in the sum Of ne-fhirs me sisioi ot contrEet ~ he regir.d rom the oos,tr. Ior fhe prOEnTt aud faithful fahInenf of inc cos, ths usual requirements Fuuss be ob eryed gn ,,.h,, fsofo-Als Prsf-rshe sf given .o srslela. ,,s S nc ue production inf0rnA.iosa a. to ,sr,.a,s,a , , s.s FIvs"--ss, fted conditions require ,t - -, e.1 - oe iursishsd spT.cati n st .- .s ,l. -"nl1e 9i e'tnef of he Yssss named
 q. DANA r,..-.- ,-s. a. ..-. CsfEr orARrxE.Asfks.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CAUCUS.

Washington, May 2-The Democratic Senators held caucus Tuesday morning. lasting an hour, but DO action was taken except to determine informally that the Legislative. Executive anl Judicial Ap- propriation bill shall not be brought for ward for discussion in the Senate before next week, and m the meantime Demo Icratic Senators will meet their party friends of the House in join, caucus for consul tation concerning the proper course 10 be pursued in regard to the Pres'dcnt's veto ot the Army Appropriation lill and the poiiti- cal situation generally. The veto message was not discussed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
Dissoiu,iou Notice.

trhe Co-Fartners.ip heresofo-c eri.ssng b.,,.., Brown Eros o sannAs Ct y, Cal. ana Bro,n E,o s o Prescott Arizona. doing busfDess as Fonodrvues { Prescott business VII be ea-rs-ss us sy q, T..,s- t,rp-a sod W tn- T.. h4gaH- Suiias A Brown .ith alrT1tf fnn sas am. which vfn cousifs,.. "a do l,~
 C. DorGIs,s BR'pWy
 JULIUS A. BROWN
 Wv. T. BROWN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

Moyrxe TUE rEc,NAL PoINT TO sur TuE CAsE.-The Horn Silver inning com. many of Utah. having disposed of 4o'oOo shares of their stock in New lo'k, now otrer sn additional 5000 a. slI OO eaeh tbese heavy sales at such hcadscme prlSe' being based on the large quantitity ~ taiu- able ore in sight in the mine, reported 10 be l7,0Oo.00G in net prifits-say a total of 50 millions, or such & matter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
HE NILES rolYeANY CASE.

Salt Lake. May s.-Dauiel II. Wells, First Counsellor cf the Mormon Church was called in the Miles polygamy case this nor nlug. He testified to having been engaged in marrying forty-ive couples in the Edo~- ment House oh the day Mics was married- Being further questioned as to the ceremony and dress, he aatly refused to rnswer and was he'd in contempt, the Court giving hum until ten o'clock to-morrow to purge him self George Reynolds, convicted ot poly Ramv, was also a felon. Miss Owen was called by the prosecution. but the sdmiss- ibility of her evidence vas questioned, aud an argument entered into consuming the gemaindgs of the day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
THE MISSOURI REPUBLICANS ENDORSE
 VETO AND WANT GRANT.

St Louis, May 3.-Tne Republican State Central Committee, in session Thursday night, adopted resolutions heartily approv- ing the veto of the Army Appropriation bull favoring thorough orgnalzatlon of the Re pdblican party throughout the State, and declaring General Grant their choice for President ia 1880.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
Proclamation of the Goyernor.
I BRRfroRT OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEN-. L.


 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
 FEB. 20Jh. lS-9 I. John C, Fremont, Governor of The Tar. riIory of Arizona, and eX -orticio Conmis sioner to snperintenj the drawing of lo,,e ries for the support of the Public Schoals etc. by Virtue of the power and authoriy vested in nis by law. do hereby designate ss the place where the first Lottery shall be nrawn by the Arizona Development Com pany, the Theatre in Prescott, the Capitol a said Territory of Arizona, and the tina when the same shall be drawn shall be tha 4th day of June, 1879, between the houHd 10 o'clock A. M., and 5 o'clock P. M.
 Witness my hand and the great Seal Oith, Territory of Arizona, this 2Oth day of Feb ruary, A. D. 1879.
 EsEAL.l JOHN c. FREMONT. Governor and ex-officio Lottery Conn The first LOTTERY under the foregoing law, will be drawn at the Theatre, in Pie,. cOIt, on JUNE 4th, 1879, or sooner, if alltbs tickets are sooner disposed of, on which ae. casiOn there will be distributed THIRTY. ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, in 2S2 prizes A tolIows.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

An exchange says that letter recently produced in breach-of- promise suit con iained the following sentence; Dearest Love: swallowed the postage stamp on your letter because knew your dear hps had touched it." But il forgot to add his dearest loves reply, which was as follows: Dearest jim am sarry you were snch a darned fool; twas aunt Sa,ly's brindle pup licked it on"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

The Indianapolis Journal has been feel ing the Republican pulse in Indiana with respect io 1880. and tiods that about 15 pcE cent ot The party gre for Grant, 10 per cent for Sherman and the remaining ten per cent divided between Harrison, Chandler. Blaine and others,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
ARREST OF BOUNTY BROKERS.

New York, May 3.-James A. HarriOtt, John C. Maxwell, alias William Maxwell, John NJ. Daily have been arrested on charge of forging application of discharged soldiers for additional bounty and collecting the amounts. IL is said that the ring of which the men arrested are reputed to be members has detrauded the Government of over $l00 GOO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

General Logan met the rebel brigadiers In the Senate last week. and as ou the tented field in the days that tried American nerve, he ''waxed em." The gallant Gen eral well sud nobly represents the Union army m it's cause. and well and nobly repre- seDts it's interest m Congress. It Is pits the North had not dozen or more Union Generals in the Senate to aid him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

By reference to our dispatches, dated Washington, the Eth, 1t will be seen that the Democrats have again tried to pass tho Army Appropriation Bill with the rider r shich caused the veto power to be eXer- elsed by President Hayes. The New Con- ssitution IL is safe to say. has been adopted by al least 5000 majority.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
TIE WESTERN CROPS SAVED.

St. Paul (Minn). May 3.-A heavy rain this morning, extend nG all over the State of North Iowa, ana continuous cool weather remove present aDprehensions of drouth. Auvices from all parts or rhe State, just be. fore the rain, indicate that the crop had not suffered materially.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

A colored child had fall from a second story window the other day and it's mother, iu relating the incident at grocery store. said: .Dere. dat child was scoming down feet fust wid every chance of beng killed. when de Lswd he turned him over, de chile struck on his head sad derc wasn't so much AS button flew cf.