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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17
Proposals For Flour.
Headquarters pspsrtnsnt of Arizona.

HeadSuarters Depsrtnent of Arizona,
 once Chief ConznissAry Of sunssssance.
 wH1PP1K BARRACKS, PEEscoTT, A. T. oct- tAt asss: SEALED PROPOSALS, in tnpEca,e, uith copy oi ths Advertisement attached VII be received Af ms o.es aud at the offices of the Aci Ast oi SubsistEDce at each of the posts named nerein unu Ia o'eloek noon, Monday, November St ls's Tor me supply of following quantities et Flour At me possa in Arizona TerritorV, named below:
 rart Apache. sa.eua pounds; fort Bowie, Saoes rounds. Fort Grant @ us9 pouEds; Camp huaeiuca iA0o pounds; Fort Lowell, 25.oo0 pouatss feri NcDou n 3ltso lounds. Carp isueAer, lsoQ pounds Camp Thomas, g. 90 polds Fort verde, oosvoV ~ ss and Fcrt Whlpple, sn.e0 pounds.
 Delsyery of One-haf the amounts u1l be required within as days and the balance within % days aftel notification of aW4rl. No bids wall be entertained ,rles samples furnished. which should not be Of iess weighf than i2 pcunds marked Co be easily ident fed and shoula reach this Oee b.fore the date for teaiu of bids. standard sample of Flour of ths daaliiy this asiyerfsenent coniemrlaes will be fnr nished lidders application, which Apfl cafion n ared should be made nt the earliest practicable date Te right fs reserved to reject any or al bids odered
 Biatk forms. conditions etc., embracing a necessar. fufortatio furDshed by any A. A. c. E. tn the Depsrt mtns. or by the undersigned.
 CHA'S F. EAGANY Captain and c. S., U. $. A.
 Prescott, Sept. 25, iss9.
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Summons.
In the District Court, ThIrd Judicial District Mohsv,
 County, Territory of Arizona, NJ CARR A CO. Plaintiffs.

In the Dstric, Court Tira Judicial District aohsy
 County, Territory of Arizona,
 M, CARR CO. Plaintiffs,
 vs. The Mc7rackin Consolidated Mining
 Co.,, The bank of Arizona Moses
 Levy, Henry KoshlAnd and Gale Levy,
 copartners doing busin under the Summons frsn namr of Levy Koshiard Co,
 Kimble and Newell Kimble. copari-
 ners doing business under the firm
 name of mble Bros., and If Light,
 Defendants,
 Action brought in the District Court of the Th,rd Judicial iistrct in and for the County of Mohsve in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to the Me crackin Consolidated Mining Company. the Bank of copartueru doing business under .he rrn name O. Lew Koshland k Co.,, A Kiulbe and Newell Kimb,e coD.r,- ners under the fl m of Kimble Bs os. and c H Light, Defendants an action brought aaiustyo by above-namtd pl.ip Tiss in the District Court of the Third Judicial strcf |. and for the County of Mohave in the Territory f Arizona and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court, at Mineral Park in said county a cupy of which complaint accompanies this summonsl within twenty days excusve of ths day of srryice) after tho service upon you this sumnirns, fl served in rhis county; but if served out of this county and within this District thirty dAys in all othor cases orfy days The said action "a brought to bsan deere of thts Court for the foreclosure of certain lien described i'm the said complaint, for he of ssfS7D with le,,l interest from Eebruary 16. Is79.
 And you hereby notified that if you fan to .pre.r md answer the complaint above required inc risn fife will apply to the Court for the relief demanded ia he said complaint aud for costs and dsuursements in his behalf expended. Mineral Park, this 2Sth day Of July, A D 1873
 CALDWELL WRIGHT SAMUEL HANuroS, A tv for Plaintiff. LsEtLl .aagsd4o) Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17
Stage Robbers Arrested.

Marshal Blume, of Petaluma, passed through thls city to-day, having in charge George Robinson. alias Al. Wilton, alias Mulrane, a four-term convict, who was placed in the Central Station enroute for Nevada City. It is charged that the accused is one of the two men who. on the 1st of last month, stopped the Eureka express stage near Mike Lynch's ranch, in Nevada county, and there killed Vim. F. Cummings, banker of Moore's Fiat, and robbed hiia of a bar of gold worth $6.700. Last Sunday, Marshal Blume having heard that Robinson was wanted for this crime. arrested him in a house where he had been secreted by another discharged convict. Examiner.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17

The Cincinatii Gazette has at llst smoked Gov. Luke P. Blackburn out sf his hole and the Louisville Courier-Journal admits that he is the same Luke P. Blackburn who was arrested in Canada for conspiring to carry yellow fever infection into the cities of the North. The Courier-Journal denies the charge and at the same time endeavors to cut oiT further discussion of the trouble. some matter by declaring its virtudds pur- pose ito hush everything winch will keep alive the abimosi,ies of that irsticidal strife" Gov. Blackburn shows no signs of tirlng of the discussion, for If the charges should once be proven, he would bid fair to become the most popular candidate in the South for President.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17
The Performance Friday Night.

The members of the Prescott Dramatic Club have been rahearsing every night this week and last, and the performance Friday night promises to be such an one as wlll re- mind us of the early successes of our anna tuers. In "Lady Audley's Secret" the play opens upon a wood. with a deserted we'll in the foreground. It appears from the diaiouge, that an aged English baronet, Sir Michael Audley, Uloyd) has recently taken young wife, (Mrs. Risley) and that the pair are preparing to welcome the old mans nephew, Robert Audley, Uarkin) who is about to marry Alicia, Miss Atkin- son) the daughter of Sir Michael. The scene is enliYened by Phebe, Mrs. KendalD who is Lady Audley's maid, engaged to Luke Marks, (Masterson) drunken game keeper. Robert, returning from abroad. being with him, his friend, George Talboys, (HalD who discovers in Lady AudIey, his own CTalboys's) wife, who, it seems, had reported herself dead, Changed her name. and beguiled Sir Michael into marriage In scene of great interest and passion, she first implores and next defies her former husband and ends by striking him with an iron windlass handle as he stoopsto procure water for her from the old well; she pushes his body down the we'll, the murder being witnessed by Luke, the gamekeeper. The second act turns upon efforts being made fo diScovar fhc f,iscino, man and atta,orts of Lady Audley to silence the suspicious of Robert AudIey and the tongue of Lake, failing in which, she decoys them into an old inn and fires the loft. The scene closes with the inn in flames. The audience, how ever, are assured that notwithstanding the realistic character of the fire, it will be undcr perfect control. In the last scene George Talboys reappears and Lady AudIey grows mad and dies.
 The transition of Lady Audley's Secret to "Delicate Ground" is change fre,m grave to gay. The plot of the last turns upon an incident of the French revolution of 1793. Alphonse de Gravdier, (Cordisl a royalisr. returns 10 Parls, disguised as pe1dler, to seek an old love, and discovers her in Paul. inc, Mrs. Fitch) the wife of M Sangfroid. (Fitch) a member of the Revolutionary As- scmby. His plans for her abduction are foiled by Sangfreid in series of amusing situations. The dsalogue of "Delicare Ground" is very bright and the audience will be kept in good humor by it for an hour or SO.
 At the conclusion of 'Delicate Ground, |" the piano will be drawn. We observe that those who do aot wish to take chance m the urawing can secure seats for the per foruiance at the usual price of one dollar. although most of the reserved seats taken thus f@r have been taken by the purchasers of the two dollar prize tickets.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17

The new mail route to Fort Apache via Camp Thomas Is now in running order, much TO the relief of people living in the Sierra Blanca country. Formerly the mail went via Prescott. and letters to Apache have been from fourteen to twenty days in transit, although Apache IS only about two hundred miles north of Tucson on a direct line. We congratulate our Sierra Blanco friends, and also call attention to those hav- ing business with them to direct letters via Camp Thomas.-CltiZen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17
Silver King.

Latest reports from the Pioneer District indicate that the Silver King mine is still king. At a depth of 252 feet Tn the new shaft drift has been run which is already forty feet through solid ore, and the end is not yet. Work is progressing steadily but quietly and there seems no disposition to make a big blow over really very big strike. The King has been a success from the start, and we shall expect gaeatcr wealth as developments progress.-CitiZen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17

DAVID DRANTHAyER, Plaintiff
 
 The Blackberry Min Mining Co.,, B.
 Spear, and Paul Breon. cornpos-
 ing the firm of Breon Spear
 Careton, Vim Ridenour and Safu1 Sumn,ous
 Crozier, composing the firm of Ride
 DOr X CrOzier, l. Bashfo d. R H Bur
 mister and Wm Bashford compos-
 ing the firm of ashford X Co.,, r W
 Blake, John Howell and David Calm,
 Defendants,
 Action brought in the District Court of the rh,rs Judicial Di' trict in and for the county of Mohave u the Territory of Arizona,
 The Territory ef aris0Ra seads gresffnO-To the Hack perry NH and Mining Company, 1T Spear and Panl brcon. composing the firm of BreOn x Spear (, Cureton, Mm B Rdenour and Samuel Crozier conn. posing the fTm Of Rdenour Croxier |. Bazhfora [, H Bgrmister and wm Bashford. Composing inc firm David Calm Defendants:
 You arc hereby summoned and required to appesr in an acton brought against you by the ais,veuau,e,s paiuttf, in the District Court Of the Third yuiciai District In and for the county of Mohave in the Ter rftory of Arizona, and answer the courlairf ld ith the Clerk O. thiz Court at Mineral Park iu said e, v 70 copy of which complaint accompanies this sum mons within twenty days (exclusive of the day of ser sice after the service upon you of this suuOus fl served in this county but if served out of inc cort 1thrr forty days.
 Said action is brought to obtain decree of this Comet Tor the foreclosure of certain hen described sn .hs complaint, for the sum of S290 ksis interest. And you are hereby notified that # YOU fail to apucr and snswer the comp aint above required the piai, tin VII take default against yu nae sppy to the fourf Tor the Teiief demanded in said and coss and ais ourseinests m th sbehah expended. Given under my hand and the seal of said Ti.trf. Court, at Mineral Park. this dEy of July A. n 1873 lsEALl CALDNLLL WRIGHT, "A uEI HAMILTON, Atty. for Platntif.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17

When Cetewsyo, the captive Zulu king
 was taken on board an English man -of-yal
 he saw the soldiers at dnli, ana expressed
 wonder and admiration, remaIking: "Oh
 was only born yesterday. 1 am mere
 baby. never should have fought agaInst sneh good men as the English, who intend. ed to take away my couhtry ana govern il so much better than l could They shot us to make Us Christians. 1 ask pardon for shooting back at them
 Secretary Carl Sehurz had narrow es. cape for his scaip. lie only got home from his visit to the Sioux two weeks before the Ute outbreak. A man with as much hair as Carl who can make an escape like that must bear a charmed life. But he can't be
 President, because his mother did not emi- grate 10 America before he was born-S. F. Stock Report.
 The march of MerrItt's command for tho relief of Captain Payne's forces cannot be too highly commended. For once red tape was at a discount. The march of forty miles Ihe first day, fifty the second and sev- enty the third speaks volumes for the en- durance of the troops and should call forth an official compliment from the General of the army.
 The hostile Indians who murdered a lot of Chinamen in Washington Territory have finally been captured. The prisoners num- Der thirty. As the luckless savages are in General Towards department, they will probably be formed into bible class-a fate which to them will be worse than death.
 France has 1,sOO,000 marriageable girls. Now just think of that, and Massachusetts with several hundreds of thousands more, and yet fellow will go and make an ass of himself about pretty face without five grains of sense behind it, and think there's not another woman iI creation-New York Commercial Advertiser.
 When Henry Clay said, "I would rather be writer than President" he meant that he would rather be newspaper man than anything else. But Henry didn't spell well enough to be an editor, and besides his ambitions got away with him and he ran off after the White House.
 The Republicans are making a wig ous campaign in New York, with every prospect of defeating Robinson oy handsome majority, and thus placing the great Empire State on the Republican side of the column in the PreaIdental contest in 1880.
 YoUNG GRANTS MARRIAGE-The New l York Sun of the 9th has the following pc culiar Washington special The announce ment is formally made from San Francisco that |. $. Grant, Jr., is engaged to marry Miss Flood. The marriage is to be a royal affair.
 Out of two hundred votes in Santa Fe, only about eighteen were cast agaInst the railroad bonds In the outside precincts most of the vote cast was agalnst the bonds, except Tesuque where the vote stood two 'er and two against.
 Blaises campaigning in Ohio has been in line of continuous ovations from the people, who may Dever have an opportunity Q vote for him for President, but who will llways love the plucky and gallant "Jim Blaine of Maine"
 Chicago is preparing to eclipse the splen- iors of San FrancIsco's reception to Genl irant, and Philadelphia declares her in- mentions to put Chicago in the shade when t comes her turn to welcome the great 'aptain. T
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17

Elder Erastus Snow in harangue to the Mormons at Nephi, Utah, last week, told them that, rather than submit to the Gov ernmeut, or to the President or to the judges. the Mormons would see them all in Hell. Now this is a little rough on the devil. He's a tough old sinner no doubt, but he leads quiet life and behaves like a gentleman and its brutal to think of turn ing the government loose on his premises.
 When a man slips in to get sly nip and finds A crowd of his aequaintances there, his first thought is "Defend me from my friends.s : ....
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pi.solu.ion of parsnersh,p.

Notice is hereby given that ihs psrner.hp exs.tiux befwsen i'm. Black and T. hcAlns ek, Fte. ss Fed ard is this day dissolved by nuins aE .,eunt. due the late nrrn Of Black AcAihster, nuss be fsid Co w. Black personally, 1s hs aone " W. D. BLACK,
 M. |. MeALlisIKh. rhs basiness hereafter win be earried on ey Black xsst.n .t he Prescott Fesu Yard West frescos,' A IT. parpte the hest ct accsuis oafl.1s Tor stoeN l ts,s rons,anily on hand Plenty of sned room Tor ssk and good cook housefor the Ekrno-fAaea .. srsye,leTs Farmsrs eighters and euirantn wih hha V V. D. BLACK,
 N. B. NksToS. P1Escorr. Oct let. IsTs-ocs ss~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17

Now Grant rW be pleased. Says Carter Harrison: "I have no objection to General Grant personally. My relations with him have been of the most friendly character, and like him. This is something 10 be proud of. We happen to know that the great and absorbing fear of General Grant all through his travels abroad has been that Carter Harrison had objections to him per- sonally. Now this is set at rest. Surely General Grant is lucky man.-Inter Ocean
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prnIer in Arizona Is null and void; that the former marrihge has never been snnuiled by competent court of justice, and held the Arizcna divorce was illegal on the grounds of snish being non.resident of that Territory.
 Arizona Stocks.
 San Francisco, Oct ls. Arizona stocks are quoted today as fol- loAs; Tip Top. si.l0; Silver King, s6. Procopio Lavis Killed by an Unknown Per
 Florence, Oct l5. A shooting affrsy took place last night on a vacant lot near Ronp's saloon, in which a Mexican named Procopio Lavis was shot and instantly killed by some unknown party. Lavis had caused considerable dis tnrbance previous 10 the shooting. The coroner's jury is still Tn session. The yer dict will probably be, "came to his death by pistol shot fired by an unknown person.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17
The Indian outrages.

Silver City, Oct. l6. The Indians are committing terrible depredations in the Rio Grande valley south east of Fort Cummings. Forty people are known to be killed. A company of volun- teers under command of Capt. Crouch went out to the relief of the Colorado settlement but were driven back with loss of two killed, ". F. Jones, county clerk of Dona Ana county, being among the number. A second company of so men, unler Colonel Ryeson, has gone out. The traIl taken by he Indians leads toward the Black Range where General Morrow is supposed to be scouting with large force.
 Sacramento, Oct. l6. The official returns of the late California election show Perkins. G7,605; Glenn, 4s,- 69j; White, A, ,454.
 Judge Myrick is the only Republican su- preme Judge elected.
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TWO sIsTERs.
Twnrrrs ron FnE AsIzoza nrsrs.l

wkEFTxE Eon ERE ARIZONA aEIsKH.i Tia Fsfrsshing 10 meet. as ve Raorx fife, TS3 aistrss, so C nsls and ann be: One lac Euhni ted to mafrtsEk ni8l stxife, The other rsGasins yel =nfAnaable. The sunshine of love has nOt shed its rays. ca . hezrr co s1soeptlbie t0 Cufsd: The spark ls tut dormant, coon it sill bfA1e, Aud from the k0me of her mother vii hook it- Her fHee 6ings the signal Of welcome to hlnn, ss he epters the hal of her dwelling; Aoth,1. drar mother. don't rtgSrd tf a sic, IT Eny thoughts are taEnnltnous5 swelling.
 -TIoaTBoors. Prescott, Oct is, Is7s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17

We are glad to see rain again, because without rain veins of gold and silver exist in vain, and cows are udderly useless, (slow curtain and blue lights)
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17
The News From Iowa.


 The News From Iowa.
 Des Moines, Oct. 14. The day was fine and the vote large. The contest has been exciting. Scattering re- turns show Republican gains. The Utes say They will Fight No Mere
 Agent Meekers Body Found.
 Rawlins, Oct. IA. Alvices from the White River agency say that the Utes have obeyed the order of Uhiet ouray to withdraw, and will fight no more.
 A runner from the Southern Ute agency says that the Indians there will take no part in the bosIiIities bus will obey Chief Ouray.
 General Merritt: reached the agency ou the 1ith, and found everything but one building burned to the ground, and not living thing = sight. The bodies of Agent Meeker and the employees were found ip various positions around the ruins entirely naked and some of them horribly mutilated. There were no signs of the women and chil- dren, so it is net known whether they have been massacred and burned or carried of Into captivity. In the position occupied by the Indians during tho battle with Thorn burgh was found the body of a white man dressed in buckskin and with bullet hole through his head. It is generally helleved that the Indians engaged in this battle num- bered about 70O
 General Grant and Party.
 Portland, Oct. 14. General Grant and party arrived here to- day. The reception was grand. The Ohio Election-goster and 6 Repub-
 can Legislature Elected.
 Columbus, Oct. 15. The Republican victory is so complete as to surprise the most sanguine Repub- Iicans, and ovcrwhelms tue Democrats. Posters majority is estimated all the way rom 15,000 to 30,O00, with a Republican legislature beyond doubt.
 Heavy Gains in Iowa.
 . Des Moines, Oct. 15. The Republican majority is likely to each S5,oOo over all parties. The Repub- ican gain is 33,O0O over last year. Tho egislature is Republican in both branches y large majority. No Duty on Grain to Germany.
 Berlin, Oct. 15. In consequence of the rise in breadstuffs iermaDy will not probably levy any duty n grain in January.
 Grant in Portland.
 Portland, Oct. 15. Grant visited the Council to-day. E . Sheriff s Posse Fired into and two Killed |
 Mendoclno, Oct. 15. X constable with posse went out to ar- ], ,st four outlaws who were camped four Q liles east of town. Arriving at the camp :, ley were fired on from the bushes and two {, {, the posse named Wright and billiard q iiled. A larger posse has gone after them in y,in. z ar The smith-Caypehter Affair. tn
 tn
 San Francisco, Oct. 1j. Judge Morrison decided to-day that the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17

General Riggs, who has recently returued from San Carlos, states that tls Indians there are being we'll fed. X full belly Indi- cates a contented mind Silver Belt.
 LOCATION NoTICES-We have just printed and have for sale, large quantity of Mining Location Notices
 Fresh pectarines just received at \. & c. Ellis. j30.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Cnsap Prepers, Fer Sale.

The sslu.bls psoperty Of x. H. LNs.ang ns.s ,. -. Prs@eets Feed Tar ls onerea Tor ss,z . s,s r-ea f,,.r- Ths ilsckslIifh shop and dseiiiE - . s fer 1za ans sci og biEeksEnitn tcols sll - -. -. C. 4iss satsa- Enquire of tas owner ea tns e ]. L. Fisher. Anrtioaesr. ,.~DrxG.
 Prescott, Oct. s,A. isss.
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Letter List.

The following is a list of letters remain ing in the Prescott Postofiicc for the week ,.ndinn Oct IS.
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summons.
DAVID BRANTHAvER. PIalntitr.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District
 Territory Of Arizona, County of MohsYe.
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summons.
CHARLES KAIeHIN, Plaintiff.

In the District Court Thicd Judicial District TorTitoF,
 of Arizona, County of MohRve,
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Persons in calling for these letters will please say advertised
 T. W. OTIs, Postmaster.
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To-Day's News.
Phenix Itens.

Phenix IternS.
 Phenix, Oct. 17. No through passengers. Dr. Lincoln is laying over and enjoying the saluorious climate of the Salinas. Several thousand dollars worth of NaI- ture bullion arrived to-day. There are at present thirty men at work on the Gillett and Tiger road The District Court is in session.
 Republican Victories.
 Columbus, Oct. Is. The Republicans have eight majority m .he Senate, and 5 on joint ballot. Fosters majority is about 1000.
 New York, Oct. l6. Tuesdays elections are generally ac- cepted as the death knell to Greenbackism. Indians Quiet White River Women Safe.
 Los Pinos, Oct. ii. All quiet. No danger of trouble from Indians. except precipitaied by evil council and conduct on the part of the whites. The White River women and chiidrer, with all tteir valuables. are safe with Mrs. Meeker, and will be here soon.
 Apaches heading towards Texas.
 Fort Coneho, Texas, Oct 10. Col. Hatch telehraphs Gen. Grierson that large bodies of Apaches are geing to- wards Texas. These are probably rene gades from the Indien Territory and Mexico. GriersoD has arranged to inter- cept them.
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The Snsith- Carpenter DiUOrce
 Business.
Murder 0t Flor
 ence.
Latest From Ohio.

Latest From Ohio.
 Columbus, Oct. 14. The election passed of quietly, large vote being polled. In some of the ore cincts the Nationals abandoned their ticket and went with their former antecedenrs. Returns from twenty-five preeints in the northern part of the State show Repubii- can gains of 3e0.
 The Democratic Stronghold Shaken.
 Cincinnati. Oct. II. Returns from twelve precincts in this city with but ore exception show large Re publican gains.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17

San Francesca, Oct. lj. Judge Morrison decided to-day that the marriage of Dr. Smith with Annie Car l
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Secretary Carl Schurz had narrow es cape for his scaIp. He only got home iron his visit to the Sioux two weeks before tn, Ute outbreak. A man with as much hai as Carl who can make an escape like tha must bear charmed life. But he can't bt President, because his mother did not emi grate 10 America before he was born. .-S. F Stock Report.