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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-19
Mr.. BIaine's Presidential PrOspe cts.

IhItNSO IIlDune,
The most casual observer must have boon
impressed within the past two or three
W eks with the remarkable and widespread
manifestations of Mr.. Blane's strength rs
candidate for the Republican nomination for
President. The evidences of his popularity
have increased at marvellous rate ever since
the Pennsylvania convention was hel i.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-19
Antl-Third Termers.

The "Noble Scratchers" and the German
Republicans of New York will be able to
give solemn warning if they unite their
voices. The latter propose to hold u con-
vention Mt Syracuse on the Oath inst, to
condemn the third term movement. If all
those Republicans who oppose this move
nent will say so frankly, it will come to a
sudden end.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-19
The Management at Harrisburg,

Ihhhdciphih
The Media American thinks that both
sides at Harrisburg made mistakes-the Blaine
leaders in not simply insisting upon mo In
structions," and Senator Cameron in not him
self "heading the Blaine movement aud car
rying unanimous inst ructions for the man
known by this time to DO his second choice
if man like Cameron can have second
CHOICE"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-19
Washington an Old Fogy.


The Chicago lnter-Ocea is comparing the
trials and triumphs of Washington with those
OF Grant, just to show what an old fogy
Washington was for not wanting third
term any more or less than he did the first.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-19
THE HERALDAND COMMERCIAL
AGENTS AND BRANCH OFFICES.

The following parties are Agenls and have
charge OF branch onloea OF TuR EInpALI
NJ the places named 10 solicit snb.
'oriptions aud make contracts for advertise.
nents for this paper aud 10 collect and receipt
FOR the aamei
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-19

100, 900 acres III Eastland county, at from 81
to II 30 per acre.
5000 acres in Tarrant county, at from 81. 80
to 81 20 per acre
l9,oOo acres in Deaton county, at from $500
to 81 10 pSr acre.
to So W Ysr acre.
1000 acres in Wise county, ut from 81 80 TO
IS 90 per acre.
$500 acres in johnson county at from 81 90
to $500 per acre.
lS77S acres in Clay COUNT, at from 81 10 to
So copper acre.
5000 acreG in Jack. county, at from slOO
10 " 90 yer acre.
500 acres in Boeque county, at from 81 % to
81 90 per acre.
G,OOo acres in Hamilton county, at from 81 90
to q 90 per acre.
1000 acres in Brown county, at from 81 10 to
So 90 per acre.
6,lGo acres In Coleman county. SlOO
to 81 20 per acre.
5000 acres in Callahan county, per
acre.
To trade for improved Dallas city property
The following in Erath county:
/. 500 acres finely improved, one mile
north Of Stephensville.
2. 80 acres, miles east Of Stephensville.
80 acres in cultivation, log house
g $40 acres, miles southeast of Stephens
vile, 10 acres improved, log house.
4. tracts, $40 acres each, on line Hamilton
and Erath counties, all tillable.
5. SO acres, about 20 miles north west OF
Stephensville.
Q. $40 acres, about 10 m lie north OF Stepheus-
Vile. Also 80 acres in Eastland county,
GAO acres In Taylor county.
pssghsrtJ. Csnnellce q Amnerman,
DALLAS, TEXAS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21

worked. The ledge is from 90 fo @ feet wide, with the ore on the hanging wall, lying upon qusrtzife. There has been but one cross-cut and if intersected several strata of good ore. The failure of tine Blackberry Mill and Mining Company has injurce the credit of this district more than anything else. The above figures taken from the companys books, and from actual measurements in the mine, show that by proper management it can be made 10 pay handsomely. The country rock in this dis trict isprincipally feldspathic granite and syenite, the walls of the lodes well defined aud hard, with clay yangue or tale casing, the trend % to s . combining the best condi- tions for economical working. It is an in- variable remark of prospectors arriving here, that there is more metal bearing quartz than they have seen aDywh ere, and there is no doubt that many of the large lodes vii pay, even now, under good management; but the future of Northern Arizona depends up- on cheap transportation, and the nearest sc- luton to the problem will be the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad. The only survey ever made on the S5th parallel passes directly through this district, within two miles of Blackberry and twelve of Mineral Park.
 \ MoHAvE MINER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
Four Hugs to the Square.
| Atlanta cous,itutioa.l

ka1<DA ' AohstiAntio1.I
 The man who walks at night sees funny things. On Wednesday night, between 10 and II o'clock, while fact-stater was cleay- ing the dimness of Walton street, his at- tention was attracted by youthful couple who were walking at the frightful speed of fifteen minutes 10 the half square. While he was thinking how long they could keep up this pace without stopping, they stopped within the friendly shadow of a huge blll- board, and the young man clasped the young lady to his hesving bosom and kissed her. Then he looked up and down the street, as though expecting some spne whom he sin cerely hoped would not come, and then sud denly remembering that he had previous engagement, he turned and embraced his companion in long, loving and business like manner. and then he kissed her. Some how he seemed 10 feel iha. he had not made a complete success, and he kissed her agaln Then, as if displeased with his sstyle of work, he repeated in q sort of Emma Abbott way. This struck him as being quite the thing, and he practiced it several times. After while he stopped kissing the young lady and hugged her. And just here he dis played real genius. He was master of the art. He showed a perfect familiarity with every possible style. He clasped her gently, then he squeezed her rapturously, then he grabbed her violently-then he em- braced her slowly and impressively-then he hugged her as if he had firmly resolved never to go into any other business as long as he lived, and then he thought he heard somebody coming, and they walked off as if nothing ID the world had happened. They turned into Broad street, and having joined their friends, the shadows, near Wilson's coal yard, they repeated the Walton street performance without any material change Of programme. And then they strolied leisurely into Luckcy street, between For syth and Broad, and in answer to an en- core gave another performance of the same description. After this they passed into Forsyth street. and when they neared the first Bsptist Church the idea occurred 10 the young man that he would give farewell performance. They did so, Both seemed deeply affected, and the unseen audience then was almost moved to tears at the ex- tremeiy touching sight
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
A Puzzled Parson.

An old gentleman from the East, of | clerical aspect, took the stage from Denve' south in ante-railroad days. The journey was not altogether a safe one, and he wa: not treasured by the sight of rifles deposi- ted in the coach, and nervously asked what they were for.
 "Perbsps you'll find out before you get to the divide. was the cheering reply.
 Among the passengers was a particularly tit seemed to him fierce looking man, girded with q belt full of reYolvers and cartridges, and clearly road agent or as- sassin. Some miles out, this person, taking out large flask, asked; "Stranger, do you irrigate:"
 If you mean drink, sir, do not"
 Do you object, stranger, to cur irrigst' ing"
 No, sir And they drank accordingly
 After further distance had been trav- ersed, the supposed brigaDd again asked Stranger, do you fumigate,'
 If you mesn smoke, sir, do not"
 Do you object, stranger, to our fumigat- ingin
 No sir" And they proceeded to smoke
 At the dinner place, when our friend came to tender his money, the proprietor said; Your bill's paid.'
 sWho paid it!'
 That gcntleman"-pointing to the sup posed highwayman, who, on being asked If he had not made mistake, replied Not al siI. You sec, when we saw that you didn't irrigate and didn't tumigate, wc knew that you was a parson. And youl bills are all right as ;ong as you travel with ,hIs crowd We've got a respect tor thc Church you bet" ltwas DO highwaymaI but resceetabie EesiGcrt of Denver.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
"G0SfER'S HAMELETOAIAN i"

-O-O-O--
 The undersigned has taken charge of this truly vs- able and highbrod horse for the and respect fully ics the attention Of of the Letter class of brOoi mares iu tiis vicinity.
 Hambl ef Onian is, without any doubt the Res, Bred. Fineat Looking and Most Valuable Stallion in the Territory. lie is I6is Hands High. Bright Pay. Dark Legs Main and Tail, and wel.hz "a fnH fesh 1900. His gedgres traces back 10 the world renowned
 ''O,i Imported Messenss- and in syc.y me -nd sc,iOn he indicates the ,in- equaled strain oi blood e which he be0ngs Though he has been trained to his every oiut and novenlsnt Indicates to he hornAn the perfect rutter This horse nearly the pattern of the perfect in both Blood and Build, his owner challenges the CT Iiticisms of the best judges of harSeti ind
 The horse s!.l b- kept during inc vss ssud of mares belonging 70 bis c~nsr te ranch of Jerry Suli, all, in NLlisis0 Valley. aaot .s Hies from Prescott. in Sorthwestsry direction,
 tu account e .3e seaEQ..y u l.,S- - .., .,., ,s, '- "' l-s ~iE be tsssh ia exchange for ser .-.;e. may be agreed upoa.
 Rates for service from Si5 to &%5. Fr-tAe= in- formation giyea desired 5y T. 7. GvssE Prescott, or Co A. c. CosS. V Tfliau .s,sn valley.
 Ifysc,',. May tfh, ls-0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
WILLIAM TowLE, deceased !


 The undersigned, the Administrator of the said Es- tate will sell private sale for cash well secured notes the option of said AcrniEisra sEbiect the approval and confirmation or said Probate Court. al right. title interest and estate of raid William TovIs time of his death, and all the rigk . title and that the said estste has, by operation otherwise acquired, ether than in addition that ali that certain lot piece parcel iand lying and being ia the town of Mineral Park. in said county of Aoaye, GDd bounded and described fol- toVs, to-fstt:
 Commencing at polf'S feet wet of tho west et rnsr post of che porch Cf tha house. the lot b ng herein described thence east 25 feet To southeast lGt, thence et rigat angles back to Aey Street. thence west along said KeyE0ns Street 25 thence at right angles place of beginning. ThesEnle and upon which is bUit a small frame house. known as ICwit's house.
 Also certain house and lot situated in the town CT HacS .rrY known ToWs's house Eud lot, the ing between and adjGinng the butcher ssop premises of gurstou Broshes, the cnst side and the saloon premises of DEuid smith, the side; said lot Lelng 5D feet front On said Main street.
 Also the following described mining property tovt: That certain ocztisu known the Juno, consisting Of claim of % linear feet. together with Boo feet each sid. thereof. upon lode Of quartz. which said claim is sTust.d about half mile s;erly of Granite Syringe, aud Ab0u: | mile northwesterly of the town Of Chor9e; end s duly recorded ''IJber' F ssasI2. u4 afiEeg Records of MOh4ye County, and g-.a far1nsrly kzoFn the "Katy" mine.
 Cer u writing for the purchase of all. any Of the sloye described p-opsrfy w be received by the under signed and after IS cays from the date hereof, st the av office of A. E. Davis, Esq, at Mineral Park, April 2G.h, 1880.
 sAMUE;, CRoZIER, Administrator.
 By "A. F. DAVIS, Attorney.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
A Letter Prom General Neakon.
IN. Y. G,sphie. ;

N. '. Graphic.
 Burdette, of tie Hawkeye, has received the following characteristic letter from Gen. eral Melikoff. In explanation of the ia miliar style in which the letter is couched it should be said that Burdetie and the Russiun fac,otum once spent six months te- gether in jail at Honolulu On trumped up charge of having attempted to assassinate Queen Emma by suddenly pounding Chi nese gong at her bedroom door at midnight. They both got off at last on plea of ha bitual lying and emotional insanity:
 My DEAR RoBBIE:-Your favor of the 2d with enclosure of S15 is at hand lam eter- nally obliged and will hand ii to you the first time meet you in S. Petersburg | Such time as we had yesterday morning at the Winter Palace. The Car got out of bed on the wrong side, and was as cross as two sticks. Nothing pleased him, and to- wards noon he began sinking sO rapidly that the court physician was summoned He talked with hIs Majesty few moments and then said to me oonhden'iaiiy, He needs excitement; he lacks his usual stimu- lant. When was he last shot at!" I saiF. "Nearly three weeks ago The physician shook his head and sad it Sas enough te kill him; and instructed me to do somethinr. So fixed it ali up, and when the Czar was coming down the front stairs I spruug out from behind a door and hit him an awful clip with bolster. SomelCdy else hit him in the face with q snow bali, we Jhrew him through the glass doors of the conservatory, poured tub of ice wafer over him. fired a shotgun behind his head, spli; his coat down the back, empted a can of kerosine 0n his head, kicked him down Che kitchen stairs and blacked his eyes wIth pa1r of brass knuckles. It would just have done you good to see how the old man frightened up. "Ah, he sad, rubbing his hands chee:- fully while the doctor was pasting court plaster all over him, and 6 couple of at tendants were pulling slivers out of bls back, "Ah, he sad, smiling upon us, "this is something like living. Melky, des.r cut somebody's head off and we'll go to break fast" Eggs are cheap aud butter is scarce. We haven't had any rain for nearly two weeks. Love 10 your brother John aud come and see ne some time. Ever vou,s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
Sarcasm.

The Indianapolis Journal, after looking over the interior papers with a view to gain ing information concerning tue coming wheat crop. says; If :he country press will allow us 10 express aa opinion we viii say that if the severe frosts dont kill it off. and the wet weather don't rot it. or the chinch bugs doat get into It, or the drought don't blast ii, and the rust and nut ard wevil are not bad, and provided it heads out we'll, and the cookie and cheat don't tackle il we may have good wheat crop that is, if our information is correct.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21

Camp Lowell, May 1.-The iollowin 9 has been received here:
 Head of San Francisco River, Bush Val. ley, May s, via Apache, May l7-I arrived here tonight, and have travelled hard for three da,s and two nights in pursuit of Vic. torio's Indians, but they are still a day ahead of me. They got away with twenty horses from here last night. They have sl far, to my Knowledge, killed eleven men. two women and four children. and hare heard Of tweatYtwo others beng killed. l lett Silver City on the 4th with enough crackers, bacon and coffee for myse,f and men for four days We have since been living on what little We could get from tue citizens. Had 10 abandon one of my horses to-day, and all the rest are utterly worp out and fear now will have tn abandon the chase. Everything now leads to the belief that they were heading for Steven s ranch, or somewhere in that vicinity, io procure ammunition. We are of the i'm pression that VictoTio's band has been largely reinforced. The country people in this region are fearfuily excited. and whole settlements are being broken ur.
 MAIDEE, Captain.
 Gen. Carr IS organizing another com mand, to be sent from Camp Thuma>. to be put under the command of Captain Ientlg. to head tor San Francisco rIyer. The com mand will consist of Company's D ana F. 6:h Cavalry, and Company i of InGan scouts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
Where Does Tom Fitch Co Now2

We sec an advertisement in the Tucson Record, offering for sale the elegant furni- ture of Hon. Tom Fitch, which indicates that the silver tongue orator is about to re- move to wider and faircr fields McCor- mick once compared Fitch 10 n rolling i@stone that gathers no moss, ana we are in- clined to believe thathe was pretty nearright.
 IL is more than likely that Fitch will go into the campaign for Blaine in the event of his nomination at Chicago next moat5, and Arizona will know Fitch 10 more.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21

John F. Wheeler, the Mendicino county, Cal, murderer and robber, was sentenced by Judge Prissley, ot Ukiah, to be hung on the sd day of July, lsse. The Judge, in pass- ing judgment, gave the doomed man the comfortable assurance tbat it would be use less 10 look to any power. shor: of omnipo- tencc, for pardon and advised him to ban ish all thought of human aid.
 Wheeler WAS formerly Deputy | s. Marshal at Boise city. Idaho, and Deputy Sheriff of Atturas county, but fell from grace, and was arrested for mail robbery in the Blue mountains before leaving that coun- try. He is man of education and intelli- gence.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
Saturday. the 2osa day of May. 1880
Naiice Of Assessmenr.

To X. \. NcLAIS azi8 ssAsr aansrs.
 You are hereiiy laed ina; We hz~s expeaae,i for tAe years is7s aa3 1873 hundred dollars each year, in lAkor and inIrgseneutz uTo1 she .skuef' soFnencs called tbe DaE bue mining claim. sta e iu NaIarsi Mining pistric'. GehaSs County. Arizona Territory. In cEeer te keid EHd claim uusT the Fr- visions of Section 3.{ Revised Statutes uf the Trns stses and u within ninety days after the t=hli- cation of this notice according ts rsqsrenseats cf said Stae, i tifs AkTxosA AfsKR Ia 4ssuaFeF psss- lshed nez-eri skid eial. yoa fail ssssss 70 eoa- tribute your FrCTortisn rf s9ch exfen,Iif1rs co awusr ycur iltersg s4id claim w become tke pror- erty uf the undersigned, InGer fsit ssgsieH ztf4.
 TfsOS. AuLL1GAN.
 ID SMITH.
 JAS. MrfLIGAN. MINERAL Pax April sss. Isgs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21

E-RECEPTIoN.-Wc are sorry to state that the following invitation to bC present at the reception of MT. and Mrs Campbell, in Washington, May e0th, reached us on the morning preceding the eve upon which the happy affair took place, making il utterly impossible for us to reach the Capital in time. Hero it is:
 Mr. and Mrs. Campbell request the pleasure of your company at the marriage reception, Thursday, May 20lh, 1880, from seven to half-past eIght, D m, HOS sih SJ \. W. Washington, D. C.
 We wish the happy couple all the joy felicity and happiness imaginable in then new departure on the matrimonial journ ey of life.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
Tensions!

Any wound or infury or any disease. hoxsyer sligns the d sabilttv, entiea a soldier af the late tc n pension. 'fhousanas are yer entitled. PESsIoss H1 EEw LAW H-saig EAcE AT DAY oF DtscBARSE NidoS1r Children under sixteen years, GeTFadouf Mothers {, Fathers, also Brothers and Sisters Entr tTenty-1 years are entif ad Co psnsion Peusi0u laws lbeTal ti su furmeriy and many entitled to better rates. n any are vt eiiled Go bounty and c cot know lt.
 ! sil IrocEre patents for inventors both lu taiS country and in EuroFa. Apply at oucc-
 Having had asFe-ai ye1rs experience ta fi17 -fr7s Izg and Clallu clcs in lshiua tcIi. %. C. sts satl Jr and HsglBs co sou ,lf to months Llae, than 3y cogrcsucc'iDg with att 3rHey at N kngton Send Two stamps for Pension and Bounty laws and in- Fuctions.
 ADDHEss-TAYLoR FITzGERALp. Attorney at Law solicitor Of U. $. Claims, HISFIELD, KASsAs, Lock Box I6s My2l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
Notice 10 Creditors.

Ia the matter sf the estsse of PxrEa B. BnAsSrx, deceased:
 Notice is hereby given by toe undersigned exeeutor. of hc viii Gf TeseF o. frSnneB, dece2ssa to the cred iturs pf, sIo si fcr0Es bsslnS claims tsusf the said dtce-s te exhibit tie win siss Fsuc- Ulnsn ;en no1ths after the hrsf ptczssn shis uctics Ca ts undersigned. ts asia sxecatcrr. busiusss plNes of Patrick Ersunea the saare Icing ts t door euaih o; the brick 5sfsiding Ccc4use ~ ths Bank ci AFizcu1- Cnrts-s street m the of PrCsc9gt in XaysFai county. A ikcEss Tsrri;sry.
 PATRICK E. EEkNNEN, Execu5or.
 ELLEN E!lANSEN. Ezseuirsx
 of fSe viii of Prssr B. B-srnen, Ascr4sed. Prescott. A. IT.. March a. Ess0. Iuk1s-an
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
Notice CT AssessEnent.

To A. L. MozfrEE, F. P. MccURnv .sp Tzos,- HOLHEHG TSpER rHEz:
 You are heyehy notias tlsa, re have ex,eaaes .,y hundred dogisrs iu lsAor and irnB-oysr1euis 1,ss s frEukAn siig claim, lreiosaOn of the Capital 5s,f ms uislni snstsn ia Turkey Greek Mining Di-frsrt lsvar1 c2uu1y Arizona Territory, in srder to holi said eiaiE1 under ths provisions of soc- ton -Slt, Revised Statutes Of ths TrtfseS s'A's And q vi'a nm ninety days after tsis aosfs y rulIcsiion you fail or refuse l.. s.,s,rfis,ts y,r portion ef such exqe1dturs O. ,s4.srs yss.r ,, terests iH sad claim g become the prouer.v of thr suosc-.tieEs. UT.tr sad section GEe4.
 2. . COOK
 DOS. R. WALKER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
Tucson Re-l-l.

By last evenings train ten cars of grain and one car of horses arrived.
 Six MongoliIn opium smokers we're among the few arrests made last night.
 From a courier who arrived at a late hour last night, from Sonora, we received fnfor- nation that the objective point of Marquezs' troops was supposed to be Hermosillo, where the State Mint Is located and where a large amodnt of bullion is conjectured to be lying. If the rebel troops succeed in obtaining possession of this wealth the lin surrection' may develop into a medium sized revolution.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
To-Day's Dispatches.

San Francisco, May e0.-Tiptop s6, Silver King S4. The bulk Of our dispatches to- day are in regard to Kesrney and Work ingmen's Convention, San Francisco, which are of no interest to our readers or anyone else, and the compiler of telegraphic news in San Francisco should either be sent 10 the insane asylum or the penitentiary for sending such nousensicai trash over the wires