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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28

In the District Court of the Thrd Judicial Dis,r;
 Territory of Arizona. Coun.y of MohAve. JOHN E. RYAN, Biainu1,
 versus w,s T. DKEx wv. STEARSs, W. II.
 Cooxs T. J. CooSs, JOHN DUNLAP,
 w R SrASDEFER, G. W. JUNGATE, Summcns TE HARDING, W. K. BOWER, T. W.
 CRAIG. l.. J. RICE, and r. W. CFAIG,
 Administrators of the Estate of C. C..
 CARLTON, deceased, Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the T1,, Judicial District in and for the County of Mohsy h the Territory of Arizona
 The Territory ef AriEOad seads greeting tO
 wm. T. Deen. W. W. stearns, W. H. Coous. - Coons John Dunlap, W. R. Standefer, G. w. runea,s IT F HariinR W. k. Bower, F. W. Craig L. J R;ess and r. w. Craig, administrators of the Estate o C. c C CARIroN, deceased:
 Non are hereby summoned and enjoined to apuesr in an action brought against you by the above named plainti in the District Court of the Thira Judici.l District in and the County of Mohave, in he Ter ritory of Arizona and the complaint n'ed win the clerk of this Court Mineral Park said Couutv a couy of winch complaint accompanies this summopss it i'm twenty days (exclusiye of the day of servcei afTsr the service upon you of this summons served within this couaty, but ii served uf of the Couuty and within this District then thirty days. in all other cases forty days
 And YOU are hereby notified, that if you fail to an nesr and answer the complaint above required ths plaintiff will take judgment against you, prayed for in said complaint, and costs and disbursements in tn behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Court st Mineral Park, thIs 25th day of November A. D. lSs CALDWELL " .uGHT, Clerk iansl-6Od
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
THRENoDY.

I've A letter from thy sire, Mary Ann, Mary Ann; And he's just as mad as nre, Mary Ann. Mary Ann; And he says if l come higher, ,Ths, h,-,II raise me ten times higher Than the German methodist spiie, Mary Ann, Mary Ann; Ifto win thee l aspire,
 Mary ann! oh I dread to see his fa-hace, Mary Ann, Mary Ann; For know he'll give me eha-nase, Mary Ann, Mary Ann. ua will waltz me round the room, Ua will fan ne with the broom, Yes. I safely may assume, Mary Ann, Mary Ann! That he'll fire me out the roo-hoom
 Mary Ann I'm so scared can not slee-heep Mary Ann, Mary Ann. orI'm struck all or hee-heap, Mary Ann. Mary Ann! Heis coming af,er me! Blood in both his eyes see, Oh. wherever shall iiee-hee Mary Ann, Mary Ann. He will make hot for me-he
 Mary Ann!
 Burlington Hawke.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
Assessrnent Nsstcs.

1T" L'fen s acnFs, Nm. Mann, T. V. isou Ben
 C rAn~r Wn. Cole. Geo Beck r, anu aIl o.hrr.
 hi.aiLg fronl aud under tsen discovery ,i.irn
 ue is9r-Ho Aste, Tiger Dr trscf. Bradsha = ae srr hereby no'iaed tha; II you do not appear stn9 e s"ets days from the date hereof aad ray tc V "A isasf uT John Hth. sli of your prot,.,tsan of yoafas sess tot doe. which may ueorSle due as r qliFta uI lts the Hde sign Eili a co a forfai' 9t Fonr iersis n sa'd lcde. oring to Inc Mining Lave of the United staies aaa ts Territory nav sn i'4o'- C. A. LUkF
 Pe,seo'i- JanuaFy sth, fsTs-sod
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MAGNIFICENT MOUNTAIN VIEWS.

Benj. c. Truman in the San Francisco Bulletin gives the following delighted des- cription of mountain views Tn Southern Ari- zona.
 The mountain scenery from thls place is picturesque, sublime and enchanting. There is one point upon the road, though, say half way between San Xavier and Tumacacori, which presents view at once grand anu inn comparable. You have left the Santa Cata- lima range and its detached combinations of castellated peaks sweeping northeasterly away to the far-oif horizon, ,and you gaze first upon the Picacho dei Alamo Muerto, which rises majesticaIly over you right shoulder, and then upon the Santa Rita mountains in the northeast, which llft themselves liLe colossal rampaits before you. Further south you in- cline your vision again to the west, and the Sierra Paiarito and AtascOso mountains, like Titans, stand up along your path again you turn to the east, aud matChless panorama with Mount Wrightson in the foreground, and the Patagouians in the distance thrills the delighted senses. Each succeeding turn in this mosaic highway presents. like the Ea.eidoscope, new and pleasant picture to the enraptured eye.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
Baby Mine.

I've a letter from thy sire
 Baby mine, baby mine; He's coming home or he's liar,
 Baby mine, baby mine; He is now chuck full of wine. And ne's feeling mighty fine; He had better hiue his sign,
 Baby mine, baby mine. He had better come in soon,
 Baby mine, baby mine; I've been waiting since high noon,
 Baby mine. baby mine; am waiting with broom, I will chase him round the room, While his nose shines through the gloom
 Baby mine, baby mine.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
Admunistratos,, safe

Notice hereby given, that in pursuance of an ordero the Probate Court Of the County Of Ysyapa in the Ter rtory Of Arizona made the 1tth day of March, A. D. 1879, n the matter of the estate Of Evermont Bed.oe dec-aSed the undersigned Administrator of the estate Q. said deceased will sell a Prvat sale. to the highest bid der for cash, Thursday, ihe 18th day of May A. D. lss at the office of F. w. AraTn, Attorney Law in the Village ot Prescott A. T., a the hour of o'clock M. the foloN1rg pCrsonal property to-wit: muie-team comprising l6 mules, wagons and team harness.
 Bids will bs received from and after this date and m t and until said date and time si which time and place ali bids therefor M be ouened and the property cold to the highest and beet bidde. All bids to De in writing and leit at the otce of sad E. W. Aram Terms of rate 10
 per cent o purcase price, Co be paid the date of sale balance to De paid upon spGrOvEi Of sale by said rebate Court W. C. GREENUP, SOB. deceased.
 Prescott. March 18th, IT7e. aw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28

The Government uf our sister Republic has definitely uecidcd ta hold an Inter. national Exhibition at the City of Mexico, some time during the season oI 1880, and an official notification of the fact has been promulgated All nations arc invited Co participate, without tXesptipa. and. if SO desirons, each may erect pavilion on tho grounds for the exclusive use of its citizens or subjects. If not so dosirous, the EXhi- bitiou structure will bc at it's service. Gov emmeuts maintaining relations with MeNi- co will be invited tp send special Com missioners; those unreprcsentcd in Mexico may. If they deem proper. appoint private agents, who will receive the same attentions and enjoy the same facilities as the official ones. All ar5iclc ta be exhibited will be admitted duty llec. unless subsequently, sold, and may remain exposed siN months |. xcmpt from local or warehouse charges.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28

GoyERNNENT AwNRns.-We wero in honcs to be able Co iay before our readers ;n this issue of The M'ssr. aa abstract of awards made by Chief QuaEtcrmastcr Weeks for fnrnishIng the different pnsts in the de- ,,sr.yen, with forage fuel, 0te. iJr ;he bs. .-sI year commencing July is;. 1877 sad e,d;ng June 30. 1880, bot owing to ths ,,reat number of nids received the delay iu gctting the locs, bids from posts throughoa' fhe Territory and the great awo9q' or NorA in calculating the lowest bids, s' Ss 70 ao Justice Co ell concerned, we arc HhAs,s 'g give full list, therefore NC have eih'iuneo fo let it pass over until next week.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
LEGAL.
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of HUGH c. ArCHERsOS, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned As,,su. trator cf the Estate of Hugh c. Att hersOu dsees v, he creditors of, and all persons having elAms ,s,i ths said deceased, to exhibit tsem with the p.,e- vouchers within ten months of the first publicain- v this notice, to the undersigned at his rssasnc V Mineral Park, MohaVe County, Arizona - w M KRIDER, Administrator of the Estate of Hn. c Atcherson, deceased. Mineral Park, January l9th, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
B UGS-
Written for the Mlner.l

Written for the Mlhef.l These are highues, and humbugs and bugs, AS many of classes and kinds As there arc bottles, decanters and jugs In which to put whisky and wine. There's the chronological joy
 The naturslist's object of pride, The bug with arms like boy,
 But scales instead of hide; There are some with butterfly wings, And others with wings like sail, And many with venomous stings
 All nicely con sealed in their tails. There are thousands that basK in the Sun, And thousands tha' hide in the dark, But boIl them all down into one,
 Aud make him ss biz as a stork And yet he's beautiful belle
 could fpndly eAress with smack Compared with that hell Of al hells
 Tha bed-bug that crawis up my back.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
p,s.o,utiOn of Copartnership.

7hs fpartnersaip heretofore existing between sonn Blackburn and A. J. Tnibodo, in the Excelsior a,- .ss,- sssoiyed by mutual consent John BLACK L,, refirin from the Arm All debts VII os c2ue0'e s. A T Thi6odo who will pay all debts oSing oy it. The business will be stih carried on u'Nst 'D style of Blackburn Go. ,,. ola lack ,, lnT oLesii's WI" JOHN BLACKBURN, hiAoA Al. THIBoDo.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28

The rivalry between inc oray and Bell telephones is likely Co be fought out in brs- ton. where each company has begun law suit to esa.pcl ihe other e cease the use of the disputed luvonlios
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
ng TYPE

MILLER & RICHARD. Tvpe FOUNDRY sNo pA- PER wAReHoUsg sNs Fehscssoa cAl. psslrss IN PHiSrisse PEEcsEs AND MACHINERY, Aso rvsaV AR. uclr szoUIRro 1Y PHiwrESs Qua HSso ~rrsl sooroH Ives 's AeScsowlgosEn TO BE rp.e Hssr N p'E woate BsBss pssRoUs or INCREASING OUR TRNoE N ARI-osA VT wLt. Fos UNITED T.ns. sUpptr oRoeES Foa Nav OUTFITS rs ANY sAEr or ARIZONA AT COST PRICE. sptcs~r~ eoows AND Psiot lisrs urNr saer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28

CABALLERo.-A blk of the first water, whom we arc sorry to say, belongs to the Homo GeEus family, disgrace tn our town and the mother who gave him birth, brute by nature, dishonest in his every action, bearing the mark of thief, deceitful, ma licious, unworthy of recognition by the meanest cur that runs our streets, man who has the name of practicing a certain thing which is nofandous in the extreme, writes a communication tO the Sentinel con- cerniug the Prescott Thester. Decent peo- pie have the privilege, we believe, of refus- ing to ming!e in company where the drunk ard. beast and losfcr has, through deceit chicanery and crawling. slipped IH. We are sorry indeed for our Theatrical club for many very good people belnng to it and are imposed uDOn by the presence of such an off-scouring as we mention above. We say Co the cur whc wrote the cnmmunioa- ton that little club literature would do him good and he may be supplied with quantity before he has an opportunity of furnishing another article for publication to an outside paper. The idea of the ami nal signing his name Caballero, Why that word means gshtleman
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
Stock and Dairy Ranch f'oR SALE,.

gooa stock and Dairy Ranch. well improved win E -. t1ls ie'iFr, stone u3lik house. corrsls vel and s st- sH conveniently arranged for carving 0,, te ses rs'sng and nstryisg business. good rsug. saa Heiity oi running water. stnatsd on I,-rr pi, s siid AEna Frla- aDd of easy aces. to fbe Tir,, fccs and Bradsaaw mines. Terms -sasopsb,s ii
 ED- WELLS. Prescott, v
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rrsHER,s sTAGE LIN

The Territory of Arizona sends greeting T. N N,a Geo. l.. McDoDough, F.. L. flsner snd GeoE ,e L. Kl-s form ins partner ship under the firm nam, ,f T;' Me snough Co.,, aud J. l. HinGs, U. l.. Fishsr T r' Tadings John Dt ana Richard Roe, cefendsn s 0' Non are summoned to appear before me. zt nv oes - ... prescott Precinct in the County of Yavapa on ss 9I,t day of March, A. D Is79 al 10 o'clock a. m In - action brought against you by said plznrn ;o a,sw the eomplaint of the aboysd named plaintiff s-ss ~rtion Is brought recover the sum of {. hun s.S and ninety-niIe and -hundre rths dollars or in, fIl be taken against you for the said amount lovss vi lh costs of .-is suit If you fail to answer.
 TO the Sheriff, or any Constable of said Conn, f;reeting: Make legal service and due return hereof
 C}iyeu under my hand. this 2lst day oI January A n 1872 A. O. MOVES
 Justice of the Peace or said Prsctnc..
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summons.

Tn the Justices Court of Prescott Precinct i, 4. County of Yavapai, Territory of Arizona-Ao Sor Justice of the Peace. GEO. W. HANCE, Plaintin
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
PAPER!GQ
CENTRAL BIT SALOON
 ---l-l NEW ARRANGEMENT

uayiEaz purchased tlB above named s.sr,r .s -,.s. in sts. IrIse to kes t in strictly Ersf cl.-s stlle, and hep not but -t eass ssosh. At fhs came eHae ETfrts viii rrznai ssame-
 do net intsasd tha za two tst -ai,or f, t.,, .hn surIass the csatra Bit saloon tyss of ran.e.rpsrs quality ef
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County Of Yavapai. HENRY ASHER and LOUIS WOLLEN-
 BURG, partners doing business under
 the firm name and style of ASHER
 WOLLENBURG. Plaintiffs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
Summons.

I'm ,he District Court of the ThIrd Judicial pi.,s
 Territory of Arizona. Coun.y of MohAve. JOHN E. RYAN, Biainud,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
Proposals fo, Transportation

PREscoTT, March ID. loIg.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-26
The Legislative Appropriation
Bill Goes to the President
for His Action.
Debate In the Senate at McDonald's
Billto Repeal the Elsc-
~ @ ton Law. ~ -
The Holders of Bonds Which Mature
in July Asked 10 Present them for
Payment Immediately.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.


Washington, May 26.-Bayard's bill max.
Ing subsidiary coin. legal tender, change
aSle Tor lawful money In sums not exceed
ing twelve dollirs, was considered.
Edmunds spoke, and the consideration
began OF the bill heretofore introduced by
Mcdonald. authorizing the employment of
the military and land and naval forces In
certain cases, and to repeal the election
laws. Mcdonald claimed that the .respec-
tive states have the absolute right to pre-
scribe the machinery for conduct
Ing elections. No power for
this purpose was ever delegated to the gen.
eral government, and it was never exercised
until late years under the authority of law
through the agencies of supervisors. The
debates in the convention that adopted the
constitution support the position he had
taken. nor was the principal departed from
until 1870, when the false plea Of the secur-
ity and freedom and fairness at elections, was
urged as an excuse for the enactment of the
election law. The control Of the southern
states was passing from the republicans, and
hence they assumed the power of interfer-
ing at elections for their own advantage.
At the conclusion Of McDonald's ad-
dress Edmunds said he intended TO speak
on the subject when it again came up.
Tue president pro tenn announced his
signature to the legislative appropriation
bill which now goes to the president.
The bill in relation to the transportation
Of animals was then taken up.
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FORT PIERRE ITEMS.

Frank ketcbun is building q new store,
and is doing good business.
Mr.. Kent has rented bis store at Pierre
to Mr.. Hoffman, formerly conductor on the
D. s. road.
A school has been established at Pierre
with Miss West, daughter Of I. H. West,
formerly Of Yankton, ns teacher.
Kerwin Wilson, It is reported, has made
his peace With Capt. Dougherty. and been
permitted to return to The Indian country.
Sheriff Moulton. OF Pennington county,
was At Pierre few Days ago subprna,ng
witness in United States cases at Rapid
City.
From j. A. Ken. who come down from
Pierre yesterday on the steamer Black
Hill. We gather the following items In re.
gard 10 Fort Pierre:
Every indication points 10 Picrte's rapid
growth !. popalasion aud Improvements,
and 10 its soon becoming point Of consld.
erablc commercial importance,
A large amount Of building, botA resi-
descea sud basisess houscs, 10 going on u
Pierre. Twelve families hayc located Their
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FOREIGN.
VESSEL LOST.

Calcutta, May 26.-The British India
steam navigation company's steamer Ava
was sunk in a collision with another vessel.
and sixty-six Of her crew and four psssen.
gers were drowned. The Ava was an iron
screw steamer of 1900 tons, built in 1873.
THE WAR IN AFRICA.
London, May 26.-Specal dispatches
from Capetown say the dragon guards 90
to Trausvaul, not to Zululand. 4 cerres-
pondent with Col. Wood at Kawbala tele-
graphs under date of the 4.h inst, that he
understands the scheme for invasion will
undergo an important modification. The
idea of the concentration on Doomberg has
been abandoned. Col. Newdegate's column
will concentrate some miles further north
Col Woods brigade is no longer intended.
to act independently of Col. Newdegate's
flank.
WELL nEELED,
kieff, May 26.-Two suspected persons
have been arrested here recently, but thew
have not been identified. Among their ef.
fects the police found bomb caps, several
bottles of chemical explosives, four revol-
vers, two poinards and several forged passes.
THE PANAMA REVOLUTION.
Panama. May 1.-THE Star and. Herald
says 1t appears from information which we
have from private sources that the BON.
bardment of Pisaqua and Mollion were
acts Of vandalism. The press and the gov
.ernment charges that the agents sent from
the Chilian ships were ordered to advise
the authorities to consider their port under
blockade. and to remove or il necessary de.
stroy the launches in the port. When the
boats were within hundred yards or 80
from the land q hot fire was
poured into them killing and wounding sew.
eral, which compelled the Chilian force to
retreat. A body of soldiers fired from an
;eminence Immediately in the rear Of the
English consulate and over that building,
upon which the consular flag was flying,
and in opposition to the remonstrance Of The
English consul who Represented that the
building was occupied by many women and
children who had taken refuge there. The
Paaaic, flying the pennant of Admiral
Rodgers, arrived in Callao from Quiqui
bringing several American families seeking
safety from Chilian aggressors.
The result of the attack from behind the
consulate on the boats was that when the
Chilians fired on the town the first shell
went into the building and killed several
women and children. The affair at Monte
vedo was also caused by AN attack upon the
Chilians boats. The diplomatic corps in
Lima house addressed strong remonstrance
to the Chilian admiral protesting against
the destruction Of unforti6ed and defence
less places and neutral property. There is
no other war news of interest.
A letter from Punta mentions the loss
Of vessel on board of which were
the English vice consul, Mr.. Dinsmore,
two other foreigners, Chilian trader, and
five of the crew.
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SAVINGS BANK EsJo1NEp ~
Boston, May 26.-shrinkage in the val.
ues of property has caused the Scituate
Savings bank to be enjoined from doing
further business,

b0stOn, may ZO-Snrlnkage IN the val.
ues of property has caused the Scituate
Savings bank to be enjoined from doing
further business.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
New York, May 25.-Andrew ]. Dun.
nell has filed notice of action against the
New York elevated railroad to foreclose q
mortgage for $2,500O00
ST. LOUIS SAVINGS BANK CASE.
St. Louis, May 26.-The assignee Of the
savings bank has discovered in the private
drawer Of j. P. Krielen, jr., cashier Of that
institution, papers in the form Of checks,
drafts, ETC., Which conclusively show that
Kee, Meyer and Goldsall have been pri-
vately connected in the use of the funds ol
the bank, and that Goldsall is indebted ID
the bank about three hundred thousand dol
lars the recovery of which is very doubtful.
Similar papers were found in Krielen's
room at his fathers residsnce where he
lived. To what particular use Kreilen and
Goldsall put the money obtained from the
bank, or whether Kreilen derived any
benefit from it, does not appear, but that he
was in collusion with Goldsall and furnish.
ed him with money without proper security
there can be no question. These transac:
tions have extended over period of nearly
three years and most of them have been
sedulously kept from the knowledge of the
directors.
j. p. Kreiger, jr., for whom q warrant
was issued on Saturday, gave himself up
this morning, and was put in Jail pending
the procurement of bonds. He spent Sat.
urday night with his mistress in town and
Sunday went to the country and spent the
night with his friends. His bondsmen
persuaded him to surrender TO the authori
ties. The meeting Of the depositors thi,
morning resulted in nothing definite ex
cept the appointment of a committee t
look after their interests, employ law
yer, etc.
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CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
Washington. May 28.-It is understood
the joint democratic conference committees
wili met tn.flav - y! 49,.
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this spring, and the 'towh Il beginning 70

this spring, and the town 10 beginning %
assume metropolitan airs.
T Judge Leeper reached Pierre on Friday
with his cattle, having been delayed on the
road BY high water. Medicine creek Vas
very high, the sudden and extraordinary
rise having been produced, It was thought.
by awater spout near the bead Of the
stream. , ze,
!. Mr. Ksus aysfths freight business be-
tween Pierre and the Black Hills is much
greater this spring than during any former
year. Nearly all the merchants Of Dead
weod apd..aother Black Hills. .teMnsi iendsr
their freight sent by way Of Pierre, for the
reason that .itsis, the safest, quickest aud
most reliable route. The roads are good
and ffeighteuhive no difficulty in making
quick and spccessful trips.