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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
coRnrs uELp 10 RAIL.

Charleston, s. C., May 4th.-Ex-United States District Attorney D. L. Corbin, who is here as counsel in railroad cases on trial before Chief Justice Waite, has been held to bail at instance of the Attorney General in evil suit pendIug against him for the recovery of $24,0O0.
 BAD CONDITION OF ARCHBISHOP PCRcELLs
 AFFAIRS,
 Cincinnati, May 24th.-The assignees of Archbishop Purcell have filed schedule of assets and liabilities of Archbishop and Bro ther Edward Purcell. The amount of claims is s3, ,697, ,e0J; the assets total of sl, ,1Si 900 of which amount s4ls,OO0, IS classed as doubtful or worthless.
 BENNETT's ARTIc EXPEDITION.
 Chicago, May 24.-A portion of the crew of the Jeannette Arctic expedition passed through Chicago yesterday, on their way to San Francisco.
 J.G. BENNETT's ARCTIC ExPI OPTION.
 Chlcago, May s3- A portion of the crew of the Jsarnette Arctic expedition passed through Chicagb this morning, on their way to San FranciIco.
 CONDITION OF GARRISON.
 New York, May 23.-Wiuliam Lloyd Garrison is perceptibIy weaker tonight. The doctors fear he will not last through the night.
 CONDITION OF yIoE-PREsIDENT WHEELER.
 New York, May 23.-It is reported that Vice President Wheeler is troubled with extreme nervousness and sleeplessness. the disease that killed Greeley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
NEWS Bg TELEGRAPH
SPECIAL TO THE MINER.

Washington, May 29.-The President sent m his veto or the Legislative Appropriation bill
 nominate Daniel Campbell TOT c ,yernor.
 Hagerstown, May 29.-Fire destroyed this place, and six persons perished.
 London, May 29-Two Chilean men of war, wooden, and one Peruvian iron clad were sunk in an engagement of Iquiqui.
 Mount Eatna is in active eruption, three new craters have been discovered. Villages are threatened and great alarm prevails.
 Sacramento, May 29-Dye and Anderson were hanged at noon today. Dye was quite weak but rational.
 MARIcoPA, May 3-Gen. Vandever, and Col. J Nj Barney are here on their way to Silver King.
 Wm NJ Buffum left this morning for Yuma.
 Several tons of very rich Silver Kirg con- centrations were forwarded to San Francis co this a. m.
 Railroad Depot is almost completed.
 Many new business honses are Tn course of construction.
 WASHINGTON, 27.-Wood's resolution to adjourn June 10th. will be reported in the House by committee on Ways ard Means.
 The joint Democratic caucus have agreed to submit objectionable bills for veto. and then pass a resolution extending the appro- priation bill to December with same pro- visions Tn it, and if they are vetoed to ad- ourn and go home, and if an extra session is called, to repeat the programme.
 SACRAMENTO, 27.--Troy Dye and Ander- son will be hung ou Friday.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
Notice of sale of Territorial Bonds

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR " the purchase of Fifteen Thousand Dollars. (si5sal Bonds of the rsrritorv uf Arizons, by Board of Territorial trsoa ccmmissioners up to saturday, May alst, 1879. af 2 o'clock P ~. of that day. chs said bonds i-sue March lsf, 1879, and are payable in nfsen ye<rs bearing tea per eeat per of the Territory.
 Ne bids wiH bs consiaered for less than eighty (s5 oenis on the aAr. ProTosais mus; bs sesicd and endorsed Bds for Bonds and directed to H. Aiexsndsr. Secretary ef Board of Prison Com missioDers, Yuma. A. T.
 The successful bidder viii be required o deposi. the money with the Board ai YanA and recavs the BOnds or pay the cost of transportation or sxchAnxe. By order of the Board.
 III. Y. ALEXANDER,
 Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

Washington, May 2s-senate passed the Silver bill
 House consumed the entire day fillbus- tering.
 Cincinnati, May 26-Republicans have nominated Chas. Foster for Governor.
 Eufaula, Indian Territory, May 2s-Rep- resentatives met and considered the invasion of white squatters.
 Bakersfield, Cal,, May 28-A mob enter ed the jail last night and hung the murder CTS of Wm. and Thos. Ynakum in their cells.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
Encouraging Success of the ssnrphy Mov,
 nenf.

The interest in the temperance cause, as aroused in this city by Francis Murphy, is rapidly on the increase, and if the future may bejudged by the past the movement will eventually assume immense proportions aud accomplish q vast amount of good. Mir. Murphys unaffected, earnest style of ora tory evidently possesses charms for the people, and from the time Of his advent to this city the meetings have steadily In- creased in size and last night he addressed at the Central Presbyterian Tabernacle a larger concourse tnan ever before. The present temperance agitation has not been devoId of fruit, and since Mr. Murphy's comparatively recent arrival in San Francisco three thousand signatures have been obtained to the pIedge. So en couraging have been the meetings held during he past week at the place above mentioned, and so bountifrl the harvest of reform, that another meeting will be held to night at the same place.-Chronicle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

MULLEN AS CURE ron CoSsUNFTfoN- A correspondent writes as follows about the flower of well-kncNn plant: "I have discovered a remedy for consumption. It has cured number of oasss after they had commenced bleeding at the lungs and the heclc flush was already ou the cheek. Afler trying the remedy to my own salis- faction, have thought that philanthropy required that l should let It be known to the world. It Is common mullen steeped strongly and svee;cned wlth eofIee sugar, and drank ffeely. Young CT old plants are good, dried la the shade and kept in clean bags. The medicine must he oontina- ed from three Co six months. according 60 to nature of disease. It is very good tor the blood vessels also. lt strengthens and builds up the system instead of taking away the strength. It makes good blood and takes inflammation away from the lungs. It Is the wish of the writct that every r,eriodioaI in the Uaited States, Canada ana Europe should publish this recipe for the bencft cf the human family. Lay this up and keep it in the house ready for use.'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

DECREASE OF BUsISEss.-The receipts ot the Recorders office since the adoption of the new Constitution have fallen of abon; 8 per cent, showing that the transfer of property has fallen of to that exteEr. The receipts nave not averaged sl0O day since the election. There mas also been a great falling of in the number of incnrps- tions at the County Clerks office.-Call.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

A man died recently at Chyenne who was transported from France twenty-eight years ago for setting fire to farm houses at Longe- oren. He left behind wife and i've chil- dren. Tie news of his decease led 10 a con- fession by his accuser, wko admitted that he himself had committed the crlme for which another had beeo punished. He was arrested and committed 10 prison, where he contrired to take his own life.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
PHENIx OF BROOKLYN, N. Y.

The above named Insurance Company filed its statement and agreement, ac cord ing to the laws of Arizona, with T. J. But Ter, Territorial Treasurer, to-day, and re- ceived It's permit to do business in this Territory, c. R. Marhnde'i acting as Agent for the Company, under power of Attorney, signed by the President and Secretary. MT. M., is thoroughly posted ih the insurance business and we hope he will do we'll
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

Notwithstanding the adoption of the new Constitution, it is some pleasure to kno" that Constitution can neither make mines nor take them away from us. And though some of the provisions of that instrument bear heavily upon the mining interest. cap ital will protect itself, if necessary, by dis- Incorporating in California aud incorporst- ing in Nevada, where their business can De done, and thus avoid the restrictions of the new ConstitutIon.-Bodie News
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
LOT T FRY.
 WILL BE DRAWN AT
ARIzoSa
Wednesday,, June 4th, I6
ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE

An Act to aid in the Construction of c.-.
 Buildings, and for the Supnor. y
 Public Schools in the Terri
 tory of Arizona.
 Be t Enacted by tks Legisiatire Asssn.Ils .s .
 s0ssa Territory:
 SECTION l. It shall be lawful for ,,ss right, power and authority is hcrebv = cd for the period of twenty years. i,as Y first day f February, 1879, to the h. Development Company-a corpor.fias ' ganized and existing un.ler and by sI-s.. the laws of the Territory of Arizona - of its assigns, to give public lotter;a which, or by means of which monsr ]. lawfully be disposed of by chance. snx,l-. in the laws of this Territory to the ross-f notwithstanding, etc., etc.
 SEC. The Governor of the Terr;io-- Arizona, and his successor Tn oitice ss3 l. the event of the absence, disauaiiiiss,s~ 2 death of the Governor-his legal subsss. Is hereby appointed Commissioner ,s . periniend the drawing or distribr,,.. sasu lotteries and each of them. and ,s-.' to the correctness thereof, etc, etc SEC. 8. All lotteries drawn under th. ;. visions of this Act, shall be drawn m .~ public place to be designated Dy the fs-] missioner, between the hours of ten or'S A. M., ana five o'clock P. N.. and in - ner to be approved by the Commissions, SECTIONS 4, 5 and 6 provide for the eoli- ton Of ten per cent. from all prizes, sais payment of the same into the Cante, .1 School Funds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

SEYMoUR.-Late aovices from this new town are of most fattering nature. BIT. Cusenpary. the Superintendent IS pushing work on the new mill to the utmost, anu will have the machinery all m position in- side of the next thirty days and ready to produce bullion. The people in Arizona have great faith in Mr. Cusenbarys man sgement and confidently believe that ne will make it one of the best paying proper ties on the Pacific Coast.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

Its bad enough said the eldest Miss Crabapple to her seven sisters; sits bad enough for pa to talk about msrrying. at this time for fife; but when he excuses him. self by saying that that pert made nP young thing will help us girls by at tractiug men to the house, it's little too outrageous to stand. so it is." And they passed resolution to enter a nunnery Tn a body.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
Certificate of Territorial Tr.,,

I, Thomas J. Butler. Treasurer o lrls.1 Territory, hereby certify that tho Afz1 Development Company has this day sIsi my office its acceptance in writing ? Act of which the above is copy, and also filed in my office bond in the ss. , twenty thousanu dollars, which bond been approved by the Governor. and aa ? sociate Justice of the Supreme Coun ot r zona Territory, conditioned for Its fasss3 performance of the provisions oi sad F
 THOMAS J. BUTLER
 Territorial Tressur, Prescott. Feb. 2Oth. 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
Proclamation of the Govern,
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
 FEB. 10th. ls1. I, John c. Fremont, Governor of ths N ritory of Arizona, and ex-officio Coasrl sioner to superintenj the drawing d ln| ries for the support of the Public Schal etc., by virtue of the power and snlks3 vested in me by law. do hereby designed the place where the first Lottery shsl drawn by the Arizona pevelopmens o pany, the Theatre in Prescott, the Capls7 said Territory of Arizona, and the a5 when the same shall be drawn shall k q 4th day of June, 1879. between the hounl 10 o'clock A. M., and 5o'clock PM Witness my hand and the great Seal d3 Territory of Arizona, this 20th day i l ruary, A. D. 1879. [sEAL-1 JOHN c. FKEM0ST, Governor and ex-ofticio Lottery Cont The first LOTTERY under the fonz law, will be drawn at the Theaife, ia n colt, on JUNE 4th, 1879, or sooner, fl sl3 tickets are sooner disposed of, on whia casion there will be distributed THlEF3 ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED A4 FIFTY DOLLARS, in 2S2 prizes as fois<
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
TWO BROTHERS SHOT.

Atlanta, May 24th.--In quarrel between Town Marshal Burroughs and Thompson and Joseph Morris, brothers, because they had been arrested and fined. Burroughs shot them both several times, killing Thompson and mortsly wounding Joseph.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

MT. Joyner, the contractor, this morning commenced the operation of moulding bricks for the new store of J. Goldwater & Bro. His brick yard is located in Moeller's field, near the line of the Military Reser- vation, where the bricks for the Courthouse were made last year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
OIB PRIZE, SlO,OD0 \

One prize, ss9OO0, one S15Q 3 prizes, sIo0o eaeh.-2 prizes sf e:x
 prizes $500 each,-1 O. s2ss sA
 I0 of s150 eaeh-50 of s100 e.. of s25,-5o of SIS each and 100 afo1se|
 MANNER or DIsrRBUrIoS WILL Bx A Ss-ls
 Twelve thousand slips of leathsr numbered iru4 lo twelve thousand will be publicly depos:isd n glass wheel winch will then be closed and sealra Territorial Lottery Commissioner. Two huDdx eights-two slips of is=ther numbered tn scosE with the prlzes announced, will be publicly t<pcs1 . small glass wheel. which will also be ciosed zad by the Territorial Lottery Commissioner. A Committee of seven citizens will bs selecst ticket-holders to examine every siags ef the pss inge.
 Both wheels will then be reyolved in sight sf rxn ence, until their contents are mixed and tA11I mingled. The seals viii then be brokrn, nt wheels opened, and TWO CHILDREN UNp1 YEARS 'F AGE wfn be placed, one at eaca ue~> prize and . number drawn st the same nn< whe, ls win then be closed and rsvolsed- nd lz1 number and prize drawn, and this p ocess spsasd til the 2s2 prizes are all drawn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

The remains of the old fort thrown up by 0gle,horpe, in TAO, when he attacked the city of Augustine, Florida, may still be seen on Anastacia Island, opposite that city.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

Two Kentucky maidens have opened blacksmith shop, and it's an interesting sight to see mule blush when the girls ac- cidentally tickle him while putting on his new shocs.-Philadelph Chronicle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
CABINET CHANGES CONTEMPLATED.

Washington. May 24th.-Arrangements arc ou foot by which ex.CosgFessman Ea- gene Hale will probably be made member of the Cabinet upon Secretary McCrarys retirement, although not necessarily as the laiter's successor, iS being in contemplation to transfer some one of the present members to the was Department (very possibly ten efal Key, m which event Hale may be plac cd in charge of 'he Postotbce Department TROUBLE INFECTED IN INDIAN TERRrfoRY. St. Louis, May elth.--Inf1rmstion from In. dian Territory Is to tha ef.ct that part of the Canadian river valley in Chiokassw is infested with lswless white men, who are de. prrdating upon tho property If Indians and sialating their personal rights, and If the rovcrument does not protect the lndians snd pat stop to unlawful invasion, there win be very serious iEogele,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of cssrAs BArxASS, asoeased Sosise is heresy givsn by the sdrnini rasor of ths above named essse to the creisors of ssd a trsous having claims sgsinss ssid deces.c exhibit ths rh the seoetEsy vouchers. siihin ten nsoakh from ths hrst Eubcss0n ef t1ss h0fict, to tks usrrsere d the Arifona brcwsry, oursT ssre n tAs Yflaee of Prescott Coonty Of rsvapal Territory Arizona
 JUL. N. .tobENBURa. rr..cpst May al. is7p-sfr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
TELEGRAPdIc GLEANINGs.
STRIKES IN NEW YORK.

New York, May 23d.-The action of the longshoremen, Oricklayers and other trade unions on strike or threatening to strike, is severely criticised by some Of the morning papers. At meeting of the Briclayers' Committee, permission was given their me t. work conditionally at specified places, but they would not allow them to work on new buildings on any terms save those which are authoritativeiy prescribed. The Bulletin says: We have it on good author ity that many longshOremen who have been gong about idle on the whsrves during the past fortnight would be glad to return to work at the steamship companies terms, but for the arbitrary decrees of similar "Committee," and there are evidences of like species of dictation and terrorism at Pittsburg, where the committee is busy or ganizing another strike among the iron and steel industries. The steamship companies unable to get laborers here, are circulating printed handbills m the adjacent rural dis tricts, offering employment.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
Subscription, $500 per Year

C ". Crans 32e k0af0oE>rp xfycef San Fraacfsco is sole Ao>nf fer the ARIZONA MSEE fa thaf city He is aufhorfzed to eoilsc asonegs due nfs esabiishment taks ordeys for Gdrsyfsfng and aftsnd f0 ether tsssR,ss derstviH9 HpoH At~ fAs repressataftUe Q R.e PrtiistsP.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

The electric light will be used to light up the circus SD that the audience can see the jokas of the clown thIs season.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
rxnKRenorxp rKlEeeArH.

New York, May 9s-fwo thousand con- duetors viii be lad by the Western Union in this clty by SentsmbeT, doing sway with about is.o00 poles. The ~ircs siil he in- sula,ed in oil pipes, sccesdiBg to Brooks method To test how lony q lIee will work Niih this sysftm, Jersey City and Elizabeth CIfv will be next connected with pipes tf -g
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

Though ,he world and the spirit do the ln in work. yet suffering so Hs, oits the door of ihe heart that both the wtrd and
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

4 carrier-psgeoa made the disiance rom Monsou to New Lsndon, Conn. sl miles. L. ss s--s-...a.. ..-. C-sl.. i..,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

Estate or EDWARD F.Bowxas. deoeasea. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned .dmnfs- taisx of the above o.tste. the creditory o and a persons having claims against safd dsceased fo exhibit the same with the voueherp within ts months from the arst publication of this nos to the undersigned si the Sorhwef of wills ana NonteEums strress. in the Village of Prescott Coanty of TsvaPai, Territory of AriEoas.
 OLLIE BOWERS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
sr1rrNa RuI.L's INpIANs.

Chicago, May 22. The Times says: A correspondent. writing from Wood Noun tains, in the Northwest Territory, gives an account of affairs among the former wards of our Nation, who now consider them selves subjects of Queen Victoria. Good ef- feet has followed the message of the Gov ernor-General, notifying Sitting Bulls h. disns that in the event of their committing any depIedstions nn American soil they would be promptly arrested and handed over to the United States authorities, al that if guilty of an attempt at war with the United States they would be considered as enemies ot the Dominion, and treated ac- eording.y With reciprocal good will of this kind between the two Governments, the chances af an Indian war arc infinitely lessened.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
pYE's CONDITION.

Sacramento, May 23-An affidavit alleg- ing the insanity of Troy Dye has been filed and the Sheriff, with the concurrence of the District Judge, has called jury ot inquiry to ascertain the facts. The jury sits at II a. m. tomorrow. Dr. Shurtleff, of Stock ton. and Dr. Wilkins of Naoa, have been .ummoned as tnesses, together with near ly all the physicians ot the city. Opinions differ widely us to Dyes sanity. If he is found to be insane, the Jaw requires the Sheriff 10 hold him until he is sane, and then to execute him.
 Anderson is copl and prepared for the ex- ecutlon, which taxes place on the 29th inst.
 Dye had another attack to-day, in the midst of which he assaulted his wife. He is now in strait jacket.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
NOTICE TO rREIGHrERs.

freiEt-rs sns s<tsrs vhe vssA e-rfleyrsr-s s- ft- teams esq pTocrs sosfins ef lzsr ak r.xsnr rxsr. frun this to te ha site of Ceurnl arssana Nil Cssnpzf. t~eir~ mises h~les wtcseua,uss Fu- tufa-
 nss'a = ie T<c.. secsFfly se 2. aTra s fro-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District Ter
 ritory Of Arizona, County of YavHpai. B. L. BAKER, Plzintif,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
AN UNFORTUNATE HUSBAND.

Cincinnati, May, 24th.-Captain W. R. Hoel, Of the United States beacon light steamer Lucy, living near the village of warnersvilIe, Ohio. sholt distance from this city. has fors some time past suspected his wiie with holding improper relations with Dr. J. B. Hough, his family physician. Last night Captain Hoel left home ostensihly for Cincinnati, but returned and concealed him. self in his house. This morning he sur prised his wife snd Dr. nough, who were together in the parlor. and drawing n large sized revolver fred at Hough, but without effect. He theu began clubbing the doctor
 with hi' ristol. and while doing so it was discharged, the ball entering Hoels heart.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

No other road rpns Pullman Hutel Cars. or .l - Iorra ot Hotei Cars. through. between me hlvsz sAd Chicago.
 PAs>EsGERs GOING EAST sbOua - ulirsd thai shis is th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

It is the osdest, ,shoreat, most direct. conssnirt forsaois aud in sseEJ reapect the best nneyoa E <
 nis tie greatest asd grandest ttairss5 orsz1 In tAe Vntted sfstes
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
CONDITION OF GARRISON.

New York. May 23.-Wi,liam Lloyd Garrison is perceptibly weaker tonight. The doctors fear he will not last through the night.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
Nssice ta CreaiIors.

Prescott. Aprii n. is7a ssr.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-08-29
An Extensive Business.

Many people daily pass the large, five-story
building, No. 298 State street, having but little
idea OF the immense business done therein by
The Geo. w. VI. Reed Bitter Co., in making
packing and shipping to all parts Of the world
their famous Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic. The
business has been advancing in magnitude for
years. until now the methods OF manufacture
have been brought within the highest scientific
conditions. The Gilt Edge Tonic is a very
valuable trply -percolated compound into which
enters the best elements extracted from the
most costly grade OF calisaya bark and other
barke roots and seeds, the time required for
the various processes being not less than thirty
DAYS. In every case Of fever and egue, It 10
always thorough remedy, while for disorders
OF the stomach, torpiditv OF the liver, indiges
ton and disturbances of the animal forces
which debilitate, 1t has no equivalent and can
have no substitute. The visitor to this large
establishment is impressed with the intelligent
and conscientious care used In every depart
ment OF the manufacture, down to the skillful
packing IN neat cases for shipment. The
.tonic" is approved by scientific men, as GER
tifcates from the scientific department OF Yale
College attest, and 1t Is largely used in every
State OF the Union for its virtues in fever and
ague and kindred ailments are universally
understood. 10 should not be COMPOUNDED with
the triturated compounds Of cheap spirits and
essential oils, often sold under the name OF
bitters.
The firm this morning made large ship
ment to Australia, and the great business which
has been built up is the natural consequence
OF faithful application OF the most useful
scientific princples.-New Haven Conn.,
Union.