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, 1879-02-07

Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup shonl1 IL kept In every
family. slight cough, II unchecked. h often the
iofsEunner Ct eons1mptlon, aud tlmely dose OF
early Efast.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
MINING LOCATIONS,

The Supreme Court of the United States has, as q court of last resort, decided the case of the Flagstaff Silver Mining Company of Utah vs Helen Tarbet, affirming rhe judgment of the Supreme Court of Utah. 'The following is the syllabus;
 X location of mining claim upon lode CT vein of ore should be laid along the same lengthwise of the course of its apex at or near the surface, as well ss under the Min ing Act of 1888 as under that of 1872. Ii located otherwise, the location will secure so much of the lode oT vein as h actually covers.
 Each locator is entitled to follow the dip of the lode or vein to an indefinite depth, though it carries him outside the side lines of the location; but this right is based on the hyp0thcsis that the side substantially y correspond with the course of the lead or vein at the surface, and it IS boun fed at each end by the end lines of the location, crossing the lode or yein. ahu extended perpendicblarly d1wnwards and indefinite ly m their own direction.
 II location be laid crosswise of lode or vein, so that it's greatest length crosses the same, instead of following the course thereof, it will secure only so much of the yein as it actually crosses at the surface, and tho side lines of the location will become inc end lines thereof, f.T the the purpose of defining the rights of the owners.
 A locator working suh.erraneously into the dip of the vein belonging to another To- cator. who Is in pessesslon of his location, IS trespasser, and liable 10 aa action for taking orc therefrom.--T Economist.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
NEWS Bs TELEGRAPH
SPECIAL TO THE MINER.
Te-Day,. Dispatshes.

San Diego. Angus, l5.--Geaersl Wilcox and Captain Esgan arrived this morning and leave for Arizona this evening. Memphis. August i4-T~enty-three new cases of yellow fever yesterday and twenty six to-day, and eleven deat s.
 London, August i4.-Stanley arrived at Sierra Leon on July 24tb, and started for the river Congo. San Francisco, August i4.--Rsis. Demo cratic candidate for Mayor, has declined The H. Bs. and Democrats have fused, the former having the best of the trade, as they have the mayer, auditor, three out of five oi the water commissioners, the city and coun ty attorney and seven out of thirteen of the supervisors.
 Lucky Baldwin was admitted 10 $3O.000 bail for violating the revenue laws of Los Angeles county.
 Tip Top, si; Silver King, s5Iz.
 Washington. Agust ls.-capt. Eids has been offered, by the Governor of Calif0rnia, the office of State Engineer, to take chtrge of the improvements on the Sacramento River.
 Philadelphia, August 1S.-At the annual meeting of the Texas Pacific Railway O., the Directors authorized the issuance of bonds not exceeding $2o.Oo0 per mile, to complete the road from Fort Worth to the Pacific
 a,eh.e A,c,s. 10 The Cranl Tru.k Railway, between Point Lewis and Rivef DuLoup was transferred to the Government to-day.
 Memphis, August 1s-Eight new eases and fcur deaths have been reported. The outlook is very unfayorable ard grave tears are entertained that the fever is spreading in every direction. Noeffort is being made to stamp is out ard ali are waiting for the frost.
 NorristowB, Pa, August I2-Repcrts from all parts of northern New Jersey, an' aounce revival in iron trade. Lordon, August ia-Twentv-two persons were injured in riot growing ou. of ] Cathohc procession.
 tonstantiuop,e, August ls-some cases of yellow fever have been reported.
 San Francisco, August 12-Congressional Labor Committee arrived to-day.
 Col. Wright addressed an i'm nense audi. ence of workingmen at Uuion Hall to-day.
 Lucky Baldwin was arrested at his ranch near Los Angeles for violation of the revenue laws.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
PoLYGAMY IS BIoAMY.

Secretary Eyarts has at last de6Ded the position of the Government of the plural wife question and says polygamy is bigamy ia the eyes of the law, and bigamy is a crime under the lsw.
 The law wiIl no: interfere sith any man or woman in the exercise of religious be- lief 50 loog as they do not violate the laws of tine country, but our own citizens must be made to understand thst they cannot set inc law at defiance witL jmpunity, and for c;gpers. secruited abroad for this bigamcus army, must be taught that they cannot come here and violate laws for which they would be imprisoned for life in their native land. The laws not only of the Uuited States, but cf sIl ci4iIized countries, provide severe penalties for Ligamy, and although more liberty oi conscience is allowed aere than elsewhere in the worship of God, each Tn lis or her owa way, yet it must not be as sumed that such liberty may amount to ( license. to those who through fanatirism, or for the qualification ol passion nsy carry thcir pretended worship 10 the extent of human sacrifice, bigamy or any other i'm moral or crimnial practice.
 It has been il,e hope of the Government that the Mormons would themselves see the tnlIy. wick.dnoss, immortality and illosality of the practice nf l,elygamy and abanaon ii of their own accord, but the leaders show mn such disposition, and it now becomes the duty of the Government to weed 1t out at vxbsteyer cost. The vast number of chii- d,rn born and being reared under bigamnus conditions or, as defined in our laws, in ls.stsrdy. together with the yearly importa- tion of foreign Digots will soon swell the number of bigsmists to unmansgeable pro uortions, unless a stop shall be put to U at coce. The Secretary is careful 10 have It understood, distinctly, that belief in the in ' sSratIoa of Joe Smith, Brigham Young or any other prophet, or in any other doctrine or religion will not be attempted to De in- tcrfrred with. as ali religions arc equal be- furc the laws of the United States and one is entitled to as much respect and protec- .iou as another, but uonc will be allowsd under the cloak of religion to indulge in practices forbidden by law. to which all, whether religious or irroligious, must do obedience or suffer the consequences.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
< COOL PLACE.

Jakutsk tor Yak ootskl, chief town ol the province of that name in Eastern Siberia, on the leit bank of the river Lena. and dis tant from St. Petersburg 5.G5i miles, has been pronounced by Humboldt and other travellers to be the coldest place on the globe. The ground remains contiuuaiy frozen to the depth of 800 fleet, except in midsummer when ir thaws three feet at lhe surface. During 10 days iu August, the thermometer marks sJ degrees, but from November to February it ranges from 42 dearees to 6s degrees below zero, and the river is solid ice foy nino months out of the twelve The entire industry of the place -DopaIstloa sbout 5.OJ0-is comprised in candle u.--1s and Fst lt $ the principle market of Eastern 'sfia ra nsafs Ro-;a,a S,ta the hunting tribes of the Jaka.> -. The former, mostly nomadic, having lars herds of cattle and horses, bring to market butter which is sent on horse back to the port of okhotsk. The Buriats also noma. die, bring quantities of skins of sablss, fox cs martens, hares. squirrels, bears, and the like, and many of them are sold at the great far in Jnne, which, with May, is tine active period of the year. h May the collected goods are conveyed to the seaports, whence they are sent in every direction. The mer- chardise, chiefly furs and mammoth tusks, sold at the fair. am lunts 'n Value to 400, 900 roul'les (s300, ,000). Jakutsk is eviden- tly place where, if many of Is would not care to stay ourselves, we should like very much to have some of our friends live per msnently--it must be SO very uncomfortable and then it so delightfully."- far awaY.-N.Y. Times.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
Execulor. Sale of Mining Claims.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuanee Of tha a thcry vested ty the rfcYlfons of ihe last VII ana testament Of JOSEPH W, kNo IT dseesei now on nis in he Probate Court County Of YaNapai, n the ftrIery of ArixOna untsrsl@ned kxecuo ofthe last sD and testament of said deceased will sell af Private Sale, 10 the highest bidder for cash, in lawful money ofthe hate Court on and JULY 22nd, aud up to sad in- elnsng the l6h Day of AUGUST A. D. Is af the hour of 12 o'clock M., of that day. s tc rign ate interest and estate said Joseph W. Knott decease af the that he said estate has by operation of or other wise acquired other than or in ad ion Co thai or the said eztate time hs dezEh n aud to all tpce certain mining claims and inning intersss situate, lying and being tn YavapA County, Arxona Territo r AEd par icuiary described as follows, to wit;
 One hundred feet, undivided, in the Ard south ex- tension the Eclipse lode lead, called, in Piae Grove or Tigpr 8sising Dstsict.
 Black Jacx clalm called, m said minne district.
 Al.o tNeny feet, undivided, fory-two feet of spare ground. the Tiger lode, 60 cAlc sita4te be- tween the claims formerly swned by o. C. Bean aud A. T. More, iR said mining district
 Also undivided one-lnIrd interest in the ftuoD e neid claim. called. situate in said mining district.
 rnd co much of said nlinsng interest, claims and properties as remain unsold pp io sald i5th Day eI tha day. af private Eae f say such there De, the un- dersigod w then, ai sad date and hoHr cause 10 oe sold panic Aact e tas OtG1er for eash front of the Court Hoase in the Village f Prescott, in said County, subject to confirmation og said Probai Court.
 Terrns o; sale cash ten per cant of purchase money to be paid tune of sale, balance conhrnaon Of sale by Probate Court. Deeds at expense rcnaser. An btds or offers private sale, be wrIling, and left with the undersigned at the Williams Hoose FRED. ". WILLIAMS.
 II. N. HERBERT, Executors of the last will ald teslausat 0f JosePh W, Knott deceased.
 PRxscoTT. July 2end, 1ssa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
cOrre.pondence.

EprroR MINER :--Ibere are, at present two great railroads being constructed in. or towards tue Territory of Arizona. These great public highways leading as they do to the Atlantic and Pacific, are of the greatest importance to citizens oS Arizona. It seems that one of ihese roads, the 5. r., or wire. workers, proper. have been anxious to at first cripple, or in short, peoa the tax payers of Arizona for ail time to come.
 InIs77, the agent of this Company ap- pearcd before the Legislature of Arizona and succeeded in getting passed, law that Congress would not approve of. In 1879, the lobby made another move, th's time they succeeded in getting sn act passed compelling Yavapai and Maricopa counties to issue boads to said Company. to and in running branch road from Maricopa, or some oi.ser point on the $. !. to Prescott via Phcnix.
 supposing this branch is ''ullt. and these bond. arc ismed, what will be the 'sau''' A low rate wlh oe made on everything raised or produced in Arizona, and high rate on any article that leaves it.
 For instance on feur ana grain to Phe. nix the rates may be fixed at $500 or less per t>u. Th.s would virtually destroy the farming interests of lhe Salt River Valley. for grain could be raised in California without irrigating, cheaper than it could be in the Sat River Valley with irrigation. Again, nominal rate might be fixed on lumber to the vicinity of Prescott, thus de- stroying their enterprise and virtually de- stroying taxable property, and saPping the life of the Territory There is at present rivat company approaching from the East. They ak no subsidy, no beads, no corrupt money, no land. They claim our good will ana fair share of our freight and gen. orsl patronage. Will the people of Arizona encourage this Eastern enterprise or notl i>ith or without our help they are sure to e,,a. II.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
come.
N. uo-sy to wa.,e.


 X Detruiter, who has IePu.AuOu oI being hard pay, was waited on 1s "'hei day by man who began;
 "Mr. Blank. hold your note for s55. IL Is long past due, and wanted to see what you would 60 about 1t"
 My notel An, yes, yes, this Is my note. For value received promise 10 pay, and SO forth. Have you been to the note shavers with this!"
 "I have, but none of them would have ;..n
 "wouldnt. ehl And suppose you went
 to justice to see sbout suing it. sI did, but he said a judgment wouldn't be worth dollar
 "Did, eh. And now what proposition do you wish to maker
 .'This Is your note for $15. Give ne . and you can have lt.
 "Five dollars No, SIT, no, sir have no money to throw away sir"
 sBrt it is your note
 sIrue, sir. very true. but I'm not such sn idiot as to throw away money on worthless securities, no matter who signs them. l aesl only in frSt-class paper, sir, and when that note has a negotiable value l will he pleasci to discountit Good day, sir--loC iSs like settled weather again
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
THE xoRxoNs IN ARIZONA.

We take the follo~ing from letter writ ten to the Dessret News, by Bishop L. IT. Hatch, of the Mormon settlements on the Little Colorado, in Apache County:
 BAeLEr, A. T., July 1879 EDTToRs DEsErET NEWS:
 We are still over 500 miles from railroad conveniences. Our crops in this region look well, but were pu; iI late, as the water mad to be brought out and fences put up before we could in any way calculate on < crop. and should the frost come early. much of our corn and beans will be cut off, while at Snowflake their crops are muca safer, being in good time, also at Brigham City and Sunset, also at St. Joseph, all look promising. and already they are harvesting the fall xhes at the three later places. | hope sufficient will be raised 10 supply the wants of tho c who are here, snd f.ose who may come from Utah should bring io ex- change for gram, good piows. the Oliver chilled, with extras, points, harrow teeth, seed droppers, bolts of ali sizes ready for use, iron, nails. glass. butts, screws, door locks, finishing nails, leather, shoe findings, boots and shoes 2, sheet iron, steel and powder, stone hammers, ID fact, all those articles are much wanted, and many others that re- fection would suggest, such as copper riveis, harness, leather. etc. A supply of carpenters tools, turning tools, paint, var ntsh, etc., soda. concentrated I've, soap and candles, lamp chimneys, burners. and cases of coal oil, we'll secured or much loss will occur. Several good molasses mills are wanted. l hope this may answer the questions so often repeated. what shall We bringi If you were to buy any of these ar- ucles great advance in price is expected, and the want of these articles Is q great dra~6ack tn our prosperity. Groceries are high. calico. cotton cloth. and all kinds of merchandise; good br.od mares and im- proved Utah hciters are the best stock to bring: ox and mule teams are of great ser vice. but the oxen are the best for poor men to bring. God helps those who help them- selves gad do their duty tn him and their fellow beings. Come with the spirit ol oGs holy religion aud you may have no fears, and the sterile lands will become fruitfal aud the deseris blossom beneath our feet and the former and latter rains will fall gently on our dedicated fields.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
Cure For Drunkeune...

Taylor S Co, of San Francisco, have sent out circular in which they say that a pound of red Peruvian bark, trinohona rubral taken from the twigs, or small limbs of the trees, powder it and soak 1t in piut of diluted alcohol, strain it and evsporate it to half piut, and give druukard tea. spoonful everI three hours, anu occasion lily nioisten his tongue with it between doses for one or two days, and reduce the dose oli tho 2od dsy to half tea>poonfuI. then quarter. etc, for fion live l., fiIreen days. will entirely cure any man Of al de. sire for liquor and make sober man of hin. Taylor < Co. osIor to fasnlsh ihe medicine already prepared for $5 boiil-. If 1t will cure such q case as we saw yester- day, near this office. lying prone npon the earth. face downward, it oGgh, to meet with ready safe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
FROM TUCSON.

A correspondent of the Citizen, writing from Tubac, thinks the schoenback brothers were killed at Aztec Canyon, by bad Mexi- cans, and not by Indians, as at first re- ported.
 The same paper represents the town of c.ss Grande to be in hpurishing condition.
 The edi,o.-'s happy because II has rained.
 Paul Maroney is making more ice with his machine than he hnSs ssle for, and a competing machine Is about to oe started.
 Rev. II. II. Messenger was holding . Missionary service. Episcopal, in Tucson.
 An artesian we'll is down 220 feet h Tucson, and they are still boring 'a clay and gravel.
 The Star, of the 10th. says sam. Hughes, IT,. is at Altar, Sonora. making flour.
 J.s. Clark will add hotel to his ico factory.
 X MT. Kinnear is fitting up summer re- sort at Ash Springs. on the route to Tomb stone.
 siaga time from HermOs!llo to Tucson is 1 days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15

M. CARR CO. Plaintiffs.
 
 The Mrarsekin Consolidated Mining
 Co., The rank Of AIikonz. Aosee
 Lew. fiegsry K0shand and Gale Levy,
 copArfners doing bnsin under tae Salnlasns. fra name af Lew. koshiald Co.,,
 Kiubie and Newell kiInbse. corar
 ners ooing bu Siatss under the hrrn
 name Of k,nhle Brcs-, and C Il Light
 Deienslaafs.
 Action yht in the District Court. of the Tlnd Judicial Dstrict in and for the County e hoh-Ns, ID the Territory of Arizona
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to the Nc Crackin Consoadated Mining CoInpa1y. the b-nk oi Adzona, Moses Lew, Henry koshland @it Gale Lew, copartIers doing busiaess under .ne a. azne Levy, koshAnd 6 Co.,, klnibse aud Newell ktnhie, eo0art- ners under the m of kinble BAos-s and c h Light, Defendants.
 You are nereby summoned and required b appear in acton Drouxnt nganstyol by the aboyenaErd plain tifs in District Court of the rhsfd Judicial District r. ana the County of Mohaye, in tae Territory Of Arizona and the complaint ned with the Clerk of this Cont al Mineral Park n said eouaiy "a copy of when comy yaint accompanies this susnnos within twenty days txciusve of day of rs1cel alter the service upon you tlns sdmnlrns, Ii sesSed m this county; but H served cut O. his cOuEfy aud within this Distrsct thirty days tn all othnr ofy days. The said action bscusf to obtain deere of this Court the foreclosure uf certain nn deasi0ed In the sald complaint. for he sum of S ,fssO with leal tnterest from fehrusry 16 ln79-
 And y~u htreb, notified that if you fail to appear and the comp sn above required, fbe plain tins will apply to Court for the relief demanded in the said complaint a-d costs and dsonrseaens in this bohslf exPeaced
 Gwen under my hand and the seal said Court, st Mineral Park, this 2sh day of Jasy, islp.
 CALD~kLL WRIGHT. fssALl lang die) clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15

rerrifory of Arizonz, County of aeeass. DAVID BR0NTHoRS, Pi.satif.
 
 Tns ftsesberry NM ssss Ainiag Co. B.
 U rrrsr aud Psui Breon- comlcs
 fng taa farni og Breoa & spssr,
 Cnr<.ou Vim B ntieDouE and fafn st4niaoEs. Croxier . mposins the arm ol hlas-
 poar \ crozasr, I. Bxshfo q. h \ Bur
 mister ard Wan C b4anford, conip =
 inx the firm of nsafort co,
 Bake, John Hoxcn and David Calm.
 pefendants,
 Judicial b rIe tn aud for the county ot AohAse ID the Territory of Arfzonr JEs Territory of 4Fsssea sezs gTeeftp1T the Hers. herry Mil and Mining connany. b Spear and fsni currtou. Wa Ii R denour and Samuel csczier, com ,.osl,,e ths firm Of Rdeaosr Crosier, l. bashi0rd t PurIplsfer and Win Bashsord- corsposlils the nfi af IL Bashfosa d Co. Blake, John hoHeit and Dsvia csh,n Defendants; A.. an aftion brought against yoa by the aoehe-n.snec Dlaf f n the District Conrt of the fhafu ahIsiai pisrrcf in ana for the county of Mohzye, in te Ter shs Clerk of this Cours Mineral Park, in said eoar- ty "a copy of seh complaint aeeompaniss nss sum mo- within twenty days excisse ct the das ot ser vice, after service upon you of this taaan,ons serse in this county; bat If served onf or saa county and sithia this District, taen w1tsh tiks o a s'' other cases forty days. .s.... Sail action Is brought to obtain decree of the Court for f1e foreclosure oi crtsin bcn deser1eed in ne comp rlzint. for the sum of se9l and tnterest:
 And Tpu are hereby notird tnaf II you fati 70 sppe@r and assr ser comp ant above rqasd t1e paan- fiji vii fase default against and apply to me Court for the relief andei tn said complaint and oos ell disbursements Tn tn $ behalf expended- ..,' Given under my ha1d and the seal eL sad nlsas.s, Court st Mineral Park. this ist day of July, A D. 4ss laALl ,.sssaso D" - W cisrk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
rrocLAaaTIoN.

Whereas the forceable stopping of stages upon the public highway, for inc purpose of rfing the mails and robring the express aud passengers by cerlain class of iawless villains, is becoming aIarmingIy frequent.
 Therefore, I, John J. Gosper, Acting Governor of the Territory cf Arizona, do hereby authorize the payment out of the Territorial Treasury, the sum of $500 to any individual who shall kill, by means of fire arms, or otherwise. the highway robber while in the act or attempt of robbing the mail or express, or search ot the passengers, and the sum of $500 shall be paid flr the capture and conviction of anyone connected with the robbing of stage, express or pas sengers as above mentioned
 This offer is 10 take effect from this date. and to continue of full force and effect an il by proper authority the same may be re- scinded
 In witness whereof have hereunio set my hand and caused to be affixed the Great Seal Seal of the Territory of Arizona, dated at Prescott, this l2th oay of August, A. D. 1879.
 JOHN ]. G0SPER
 ACTING GoRERSoR. JOIN J. GosPER, Secretary of Territory.
 By J. E. Anderson, Assistant Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15

The undersigned d-sres anu0ance to the pablc that he has nsan ted arrangement with the of tnls truly sa&De harse by waicn h. nov assumes full charge control Of hIm for certain purposes. wish to invite the attenr of those owni lg yalu- sbis the advantages of s;inting t1en to this thoroughbred horse.
 Gosper's Hambletoaian is pesiigreed back to the
 famous old Imported |" Messenger And In every outline and movement shove distinctly hia uneQusled train of blooJ. better br~st liner looking hor is fn part of the terTtory Tnu horse ia fine stopper young souIid and large n Ills color bright pay, with dark legs, main and tail
 The horse kept at my Stables, (the Gray axiel on Granite street, where sha te glad 10 show him and give further particulars. JOHN 4 IsAyoTE. Prescott. May S1, 1s7s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
Nolice,

Al persona are eaStianea .xaitst purchasing os mnsrssen negotiating certain note signsd by me for ah,r'{s.ls HiidFed and sixty-taree desrs dated Ms 97th ls7a. aud payAbla to A he Mcfride on erer st ihe rate of One hundred dosrs per month therrafter iia Interest t fso per cent per month couaIneicne {aae i, tets And all pcraons cautioned aeainst Iarcaasaae or negotiating certain mortgage of even ste and amount sh said note, and purportnR 10 have tetn given % secure the Said nurt,sre beins e1On Lo sevsD O In Block Thirlsep tisl Ia tho Vii lsge of Prescott. Said Ects and mortgage were oh- tsined hqan isoai eonslderatian and paypeat of siss sssne wlA rea.stcd by
 ANNIE HAMILTON,