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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

Ned Murphy has recently erected a
neat monument over the neglected
grave ofhis old mistress, Miss Esther
Murphy, at Due West, s. e.. with The
simple inscription, "To Ny Dead
Mistisy s,s,i.,,,.f :.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

Therewill be total eclipse Of the
sun at sunset Jan. IL 1880 visible
west Of line drawn through St.
Joseph, Mo. and Baton Rogue, La.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

We have often known slight
shower TO break up prayer meeting,
but never knew even thunder storm
10 seriously interfere witha wedding.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

Elizabethtown Ncws.-Calvin
Brownfeld and son. this county; sold
nineteen head Of hogs 20 @. w. Me
Csguc that averaged. 399 pounds, at
81 so and $500 premium.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

A. NJ. lay Of Missouri. another
Congressman, died in Washington
last week. His health for some time
no d been precarious. The immediate
cause was paralysis. asl Ia
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

We are plseed .ndcr,obligs.;oas TO
Hon. Jas A. Mckenzie for copies Of
the daily Congressional Record.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

Kehoc d)em.) VIII not contest the
election Of z. A. Cochran (Rep.) in
Mason. q '.ei g9s 4Qa,s s HsI
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

Hanlan has made a proposition 10
Courtney to row for the 5000 purse
on the Potomac river Jan. 18th. I'D
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:
Some fool in South Carolina has
nominated the ticket Giant and
Dayard. ,f aeas. yass
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The KY. State Journalha increased
lis subscription price from sl,5oto
$500. Z sn1arc 81
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Col. Granville 0. Halter will sue.
coed Gen. JEFF. C. Davis as Colonel or
the Tweniy-third Infantry.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

The breckenridge News says,
Wednesday was all Fools day at
Louisville. - ~
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

The official court of the New York
vote gives Clarkson N. Potter (Dsm.)
a majority Of thiriy votes. Ho; k,ns
was supposed to be elected by about
two hundred. .s''i92 sfsisss =
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

Any Democratic who would sup
port Graut the despot, under and pre-
text whatever, 10 a traitor to the time
honored principles of his party.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

We move that the next fellow who
spells Christmas, Xmas, be shot dead
on the spot. 49, g S1An3 Q. j
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

Troy, n. Y. has had asasoi 900 fire
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An attempt will be again made to
make the Presidential term six years,
and forbid a second term. ..,,,s !.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

The Cincinnati Sunday Shows have
been closed by the authorities of that
IA.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

The nomination Of ex-senator
Ramsey, of Minnesota, as Secretary
Of War, has been confirmed. fol
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Fee For Announcing Candidates.

For Circuit Judge $40
For, Commonwealth Attorney. 10
All announcements must he paid
for in advance.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

L.+t atoL Nttif ..tr 1EI
Clarksville has a reading club.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
DR. SIP N N B Y
 No Il KEARNEY STREET. Treats all Chonic and Special Diseases

YOUNG MEN
 IVHo MAY hE SUFFERING FROM THR EF. W fleets of youthful fol,es indiscrotiop will do well to avail themselves Of this, the greate boon laid st the altar of suffering humanity. DR. SPISNEY will guarantee to forfeit $500 for every of senine ness or private disease of any kd character which he undertakes and fails to cure.
 MiDDLE-AGE MEN.
 There are many a the arc of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of he h,zsC, often aeeeapSnis1 ty sHt sasrting or burning sti patient canL ot account for. Cn examining the rrAry deposite ropy sediment wl often be found and some times small particles of auunen will appear ts color will ba % tin mlikisn hue again changing to dark and torpid arrearance. There msnynler die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause which second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. s. will guaI ntee per feet cure in s snoa cases, and healthy sorxon Of the gentle urinary organs. oFFIcx HouRs-IO to and 6 to s. Sundays from 1c to n A. Consultation free. Thorough examination and asviee, S. Call or address,
 DIR. SPINNEY CO.,, JuAe7dSwlv. No. II Es4rnsy s'.. sAp NTauci4sa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
COLONEL J. c. cREMoNY pEAp.

Colonel John Carey Cremony, who was in many respects a remarkable man and we'll known in this city, died of consump- ton last evening at his rooms, No. 9 Du- pont street, in his 6ith year, having been born in Maine m 1915. When a mere boy he left his fathers house and shipped before the mast He followed the sea for a num- Der of years, making his way rapidly from the forecastle to the cabin. Little how ever, is known of his early life. During the Mexican war he served as an officer of volunteers ana became we'll acquainted with the history and language of that coun- try. He came to this state as member of the Mexican Boundary Commission, under Col. W. II. Emory, and arrived early in 1856. From this time until 1881 he was connected with the press of this city, but when the civil war broke out he entered the California Volunteers and servedin New Mexico and Arizona. On his reIurn he joined the staff of the Commercial Herald, and remained connected with that journal until quite recently. In 1868 he published a book entitled Life Among the Apaches." :" made up of his expenence while among that race. aud during the existence of the Over land Monthly he was frequent contributor to it's columns. He wns O member of the Bohemian Club. and his invariable seuti- ment before drinking was, May the Lord love us and not call for us too soon.'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
NEWS BS TELEGRAPH

Memphis. Sept. i.--Tsial nRnber of ca- ses of yegio~ fever repsrsed ts she board Of health, to date. SIS; deaths. 2s5. Last year the tn,Ai number of deaths to Sept. 4th was s03.
 Nss orlesss. Sept are fa- voFAble fos the sapprssssoa of the yellow fever; osiy six deaths 70 far
 New York, Sept i.-specials from ths iaisfsor indicate that Cornell will have ls0 delegates 10 the RepuelicAn State cosSen- ton.
 San Francisco, Sept. i.--The II. B's have nominated " Y. Griswoid for Mayor, whereupon the Chronicle bolted, and is now supporting Flint.
 DeYouBg has beea admitted 10 s25,000 bail.
 Tte National Gold Bank and Trust Com pany has decided to go iato liquidation.
 New York. Aug. s0.-Inmense crowds Ai BFightoB Beach to see Nellie Mccauy run. A telegram received from Saratoga said that she had met with m seeideni preYeating her running.
 Memphis. Aug. 30.--The Howard Asso- e:ation has expended ss57. 900, and expect It will be necessary to call for aid. Chicago, Aug 30--A special to the Iii. bane from Washington says that F.. B washburne received letter from Grant, positively declining to be candidate foI the Presidency.
 San Francisco, Aug. s0--Dr. Kalloch i. still improving. The Bulletin reporter in. terslewed him today and heexpressed con- 6denee ia his recovery and election a' Mayor.
 Silver King $500; Tiptop s.95. New York, Aug. 29.--Prize shooting si Creedmoor eontemplaies several matches, the value of prizes aggregatIog seveuty-twO thousand dollars. Among teams nov en- camped there are those from the Pacific Coast.
 The 0neida community have abandoned the practice of complex marriage in defer. ence to public sentiment, not, however, re. nounciug it's principles.
 Washington, Aug. 20-Fiu John Porter has written letter saying that he is com ing here this winter to urge Congress to re store him 10 the active list of the army.
 London, Aug. 29-A despatch from Garnet Wellesley dated Aug. 1ith, says Zulus have dispersed, aud there are pros. poets for an early pcaeesble settlement.
 San Francisco, Aug. 29-Or. Kallocl much improved, and is sitting up to-day but the danger of inflammation is mol passed.
 Silver King $500.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05

Sacramento. Aug. e7.-The weather wzs very cold in Nevada yesterasy. sad ias, night STOW fell in inc monntAiSs around Reno.
 The ADderon- -Ciam se4rdsi at Tucson is freely commented on in the Tucson Citizen, over which Elder Cum pFesides. Rev. Mr Anderson, who Is gcntleman. received ar increase in hss saiary of $500 snd forgot to divide the ssme with Elder. ex Indian agen; Gum, and 'that's what's The matter wiIh Hannah"
 From fhe Tucson Citizen we learn that { man named Powell afEempted the life of { man by the name of simpson ia that town ou the z3d. Powell missed his mark, but sue ceeacd in killing a Mexican who came in iine with the ballet from his revolver. The would-be-murderer of Simpson was cap trTei and for some time lynching wa, strongly talked of. but on q cooler view oI the matter it was thought more prudent te let the law take lts course.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
SAN FRANCISCO HOTELS.

The Golden Gate City can point with just pride 10 her grand hotel structures, which stand foremost among the magnificent hotels of the largest cities of the world. The Palace. although not the finest hotel in the city, is the largest, being seven stories high, averaging from the first 10 the seventh a5 to fl feet in height. IL fronts 275 feet by 3J0 in depth. It possesses three inner courts, around which, piazzas attached to each story extend. The wall and partitions are made as nearly earthquake proof as possible and required 32,00O,O00 bricks m construc ton. The building has 755 rooms and can easily accommodate 1900 guests. Tae Baldwin is probably the finest hotel struc- ture in the United States, although not quite 90 large as the Palace. Itwas built by E. J. Baldwin Huckg) at a cost of one million elght hundred thousand dollars. Is msgnifcently furnished and properly con- duCted. It has frontage of 275 feet and depth of lSl feet; is six stories high and contains 4aa rooms and accommodates 500 guests. h addition, there is the Grand with room for GOO visitors; the Occidental that can accommodate 500; the Cosmopoli- tan s,,'at can furnish homes for 300; the Russ, Lick and Commercial Hotels can each fur nish 300 guests with accommodations, mak- ing the capacity of eight of the finest hotels in the city sufficient to furnish homes for four thousand three hundred persons and in a style fitting for kings or queens.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
Local intelligence.
saTrHnAv.

Major C. II. Vail l. in Pseseo:t on bsss- ness, of which be is fuIl.
 Mrs. shisers asd her daughter Francis srein town from Chino Valley.
 NJ. PeFAlta, Of PhenIx. departed home. ward today. after sojouFn of several days st the Capital Of the Territory.
 Mr. Sam Lewis, jovial cc.aPanioa on the road, is visiting his brother, and likes oaf town and climate mtehly.
 Hon. John <. Walsh, proprietor of the Prescott and Santa Fe maIl. is in town at. tending to the affairs of bis line.
 The mill at Signal is running several ras. tras on tniiings snd is managed " Mr. Hub. bard, formerly of the Mecraekin.
 Joseph I.aFranchi has sold his wilios Greek rasch with stock, etc. for *3.000 and intends io remove to Washington Ter rltory and take uD residence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Burnisser, F. F. Clark and Msss Sherman, returned yesterday from their Salt River trip. having enjoyed them selves hugely during their absence.
 Postmaster Otis has laid teIephane iron the posioffice to his residence, a: the smal cost of $I2 dollars. through which be con yerses with his family, and aadibly at that
 Belle Lynch, who edits a nice. news, little journal In Oakland, Cal, called -oui Paper" is making 1t red-hot for her contem porsries of the Times and Tribune, show ing up the steal on city printing. etc.
 Bmru DAY PREsExT.-MF. John Raible of the Pacific Brewery, whose 46th btith day came along as usual on the 3oth day o August, was the recipIent of a fine Presen from Mrs. K The pTcseat cries, and Johr is happy man.
 Rev. Kalloch. as will be seen by cur dis matches. Is slowly recovering, and ths chances are favorable fir him tn Ostliys DeYoung, his would-be murderer. lt Is t' be hoped that he may soon be well and abl' to handle the affairs of San Francisco, as h' will certainly be elected.
 A FRE.-This forenoon the dxellinp house of a Mir. Herman, on Granite stree oppdsite the blacksmith shop of Frec Brecht. accidentally caught fire, and befor' assistance arrived was SO far consumed tha saving it or any portion of the furnitui' was out Of the question. As luck would have it not 6 breath of air was stirring al the time, winch saved other buildings iron destruction, Us a wind would certainly have carried the flames to other houses, causing a general destruction of property. Thi nuts us in mind. more than ever, of the ne ccssity ofa steam engine, water works etc. in the event of fire on the plaza, which | likely to happen. The loss to the owner O the house consumed this q. m., Mr Herr man, is quite heavy, as he had his all in ;a building, furniture and and other propert. within its walls.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05

In she Justices Court Of Mineral Park PreSznef ir the County of Mohaye, Territory of Arizona
 VI. e. bLAkKLT, !. F. A. F. DAVIS and ALDER RANDALL,l under the Arm of DaNs aud Randall, risintins. Summons MICHAEL FoRAN. Defendant The Territory sends greeting Michael Foran deft You arc hereby summoned Co af1ear before me. q my oee tn Mineral Park, the County of Mohsye or the 2tsh day of October, isI9 tl0 o'eOck, M n action brought against you by said plants. the complaint Of the aDove named plzintins. Said acton ls brought to recover the sum of One hundred and nineteen dollars and EeyentytWo cents tstisT2l upon balance of account for goods ware. aud merchsndse, sold and delivered to you. betweer the first day of January. A. D. is56. and the nrs gay of January, A. D. ISIS, judgment will b. be taken against you for the said together with costs of this sui you fAl appear and snswer To the Sheriff or any Conssshle of said County greeting;
 Make legal service and due return thereof. Given ufdsr my hand this 2sth day Of August isTg.
 WM. O. 8LAkELY,
 Justice of the Peace Of said Precinct, Mineral Park. August 29th. is7s.-4w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
Summons.
In the District Court Third Jaicia District Territory
 of Arizona. County of Mohave,

NnAhlskS n AtUdlN, BialntE,
  The Blackberry Mil and Mining Com pAny, B. If. spear and !. bre0n, composing the nrIn Of Bre.n spear, J. C. Curcton. Mm. B. ssideaOm and Samuel Crezier compoaia the nrm of l11enour CroEier, l.. Bashford k. If. burnister and ". ~. BsshIord. composing the firm of l.. Bzshford < Co.,, r. W. Blake, John Howell qua David Calm.
 Action brought fin the District Court of the Third Judicial District n for the County of Mohave m the Territory of Arzona.
 The Territory of Ankona senas greeting to the Hack berry ail and Mining Company, B. H. Spear aud Psul Breon, composing the firm Of Breon spear, l. C.. OurcS&n, V tu. b. fidenour and samuel CrUzcr posing the nrm of ideiiOur and Cr0zer. L BAshfOri hr1n of l. basaford A O., r. w Blake, John Howell and Da,id Cam.
 foa are hereoy summoned and required to appear in an acton brought against you by the above named plsinttn, in the District Court of the Third JudlciaI District, in and fr the County of Mohsve in the Terri tory Of Arizona. and answer complaint flied with the Clerk of the Court at Minera Park, said county "a copy of which complaint accompanies this s) within twenty days exciusye the dsy of ssryice) fer the service upon yoa thIs summons if served within this county put if served of county within his Dis re then within thirty dsys in al other fort days.
 And hereby notified that if you IaIi 10 appear aud answer the complaint above required pian- tn all apply 70 the Court for the relief demanded in said eomaint and costs and disbursements this be- h. If expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said Dis. trict Court, this p tn day of June A. D. 1879.
 CALDWELL WRIGHT. AMuEL HAMILTON, Atty. for PIaintln. tsEALl Cangsd40) Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05

Prof. N. fl. ShermUn returned home tki: morning from an extensive :rip through Apache county, where he went on ofiicial duties ss Superintendent of PublIc Iustruc. ton. From him we learn tha: school mat ters in the new county. have been put into shape and they have now fivewell organized schools in the mnst flourishing settlements. The Professor speaks in the highest terms of the people whom he met on his trip and thinks Apache county is all right and mas a bright future in store.
 "This is the season" writes paragraph ing wit, when windows are covered with nasty flI ':. ;.-',.. :.'; :"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05

FEEDING THE DEAD.-R. J. Rutherford the pioneer expresSman, thIs morning per. formed the pious duty of taking two of the followers of Conrucius. with lot of roast pig, peaches, grapes and bottle of brandy to Lynx Creek to feed dead countTyman who has lain beneath the cold gravel of that lonely canyon, where he was murdered, q whole year, without morsel of food or a drop of anything to cheer him on his jour- ney to that flowery kingdom where all good chinaman at last bring up.
 Rutherford says there was no throw of about the feed: they left plenty of it, and that which was good. on the grave, and as the two live celestisls returned to town with him, there is no probability of their returning to bring away what they their de- funct friend may have after satisfying his appetite.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
From the siIver Citr Herald:

It Is rumored that band of fourteen Mexican and American desperadoes are lurking in the hills back of Sau Lorenzo.
 Captain Clay Buford, of the Arizona Apache scouts, who has been spending the la-s month at Hudson's Hot Springs, went West last Tuesday. His company is now ai HuAchuca.
 AnoIher raid has been made on the new settlement on the Upper Frisco river. This time the Iniians got away with sixteen head of mules and horses. Capt. Beyer was on the trail with his company. The Indians were bearing toward Steve's rancho on Eagle Creek.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
sum mons.
In the District Court Thrd Judicial nistrict Mohays
 County, Territory of ArizOns, N. CARR S CO.,. Plaintiffs,


 N, CARR CO.,. Plaintiffs, The Een-sckin Consolidated Mining
 Co.,, The Bank oI Arizona. Moses
 Levy, henry Koshland and Gale Levy,
 copsrtners doing basin .ss under the Summons. firm name of Levy Koshland Co.,,
 4 Himblr and Newell Kimble. copar
 ners 0oing bg-iness under the firm
 name of mble Bros., ssd c II Light,
 Defendants,
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial istrct, in and for the County of Mohsve in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to the Mo Crackin Consolidated Mining Company, the Bank of Aasons, Moses lew, Eenry kcshand and Gale Lew, copartners doing buslness der the a.Ia nane Leyy Koshland < Co.,, kiuble and Newel Eimble, conArt- ners under the m Hsrne of Kimble Brcs., and c H Light, Defendants.
 You SEC hereby summoned and required Q nppesr tn action brought agausty by the pisin- tis in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County of Mohaye fin the Territory of Arizona and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Mineral Park in said county a copy twenty days eKcusve cf he day Of servcel after the service you fhis sauni ne, ii ssryed in this county; but n served out of this county aud within this District thirty days in all oshor forty days. The said action brought to obtain deere Of ths Court for the foreclosure nf certain lien described in the sGid complaint, fog he of Ei,4fTU1 with eal interest from rebruary l6. 1879.
 And you hereby notified that if you fail to appear and the complaint as above required, tue pain- tifs will apply to the Court for the Fsef demanded in the sAid complaint ad for costs and disbursements in this behalf expended Mineral Park, this 2sih day of July, n 1873.
 CALDWELL WRIGHT. SAMUEL HAMILToS, tv for ti4intiA. SEAL laug. d40l Uierk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05


 Territory of Arizona, County of Mohaye. DAVID BRANTHAvER, Plaintiff,
  The Haokberry Mil ana Mining Co.,, B. If Spear, and Paul Breon. compos- ing the firm of Breon < Sp-ar, c Cureton, wm Rideaour and Sam1 Summons. CroZier c.imposing the firm of Ride Orozier, l. Bashfa q, R II Bur mister and Wm Hashford, compSs- ing the firm of ashford x Co.,, r W Blake, John Howell and David Calm, Defeniauta,
 Action brought In the District Court of the Third Judicial Di ric in snd for the county of Mohave, in the Territory of Arizona,
 The Territory cf Arizona seRs greeting the Hack berry NH and Mining ComOany, B Spear snd Paul Breon. composing the firm of Breon Spear, c Cureton, Wm R denour and Samuel Crozier, com posing the firm of Ridenour Crozier, l. Bashford R II Burmister and Wm . Bashrerd, composing the firm of l. Bashford x Co.,, Blake, John Howell and David Calm Defendants:
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in aetlon brought against you by the above-nAmed District in and for the county Moiaye in the Ter ritory of Arizona and the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court Mineral Park in said Uoun- ty lA copy of which complaint accompanies this vice. after the service upon you of this summons, if in this countyi but n served out the county and within this District tnen within thirty days in all other forty days.
 Said action s brought to obtain decree of this Court for the foreclosure of certsin hen described in 'he complaint, for the sum of s290 and interest. And you hereby notified that if you fail to appear and the comp aint above required the plain for the relief demanded n said complaint and costs snd disbursements ID th behalf e4pendei. Given under my hand and the seal of said Distrio. Court Mineral Park, this ls day of July A. D. 1879 isKALl 6,nssd.1 NiA s,.-. SAMUEL HAMILTON, Atty. for Plaintiff.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
Notics far Publication.

LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT. A. T-
 July, 29th, 1879. Notice is hereby giN that the following nam settler ~ has filed notice of his intention to make na proof in support of hs claim and final entry thereof at hc expiration of thirty days date of this notice, viz: JOSEPH CUNDREN.
 Bre-einptOr Decsrztory Ststem mt No. T5S for the A. w: of N W A, Section li and h. E of s. ", ]. and $. ". is of s. W. A, Section 2. Township 10, North-RanRe 8. West, and he names the following as his witness, viz: James M Dodson, of Prescott and Christ osserwaldt, of Prescott.
 w, \. KELLY, Register.