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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
Tucson kumOrS.

Frequently the commanding officer of this
 Military Department has occasion L. visit Tucson, and upon sucL occasione the ru- nor Is set sfoat, for what purpose we are not prepared to state, tia. headquarters .,ro about to be put on wheels and set rolling. There is no truth or even foundation for such rumors. The government of the United States is hardly ready to abandon one hundred thousand dollars worth of prop erty at Whipple just to gratify the whip.s of a few merchants who reside in Tucson. Headquarters are centrally located, ani ovcn farther north yet would bc better than the borders of Sonora.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
The Florence Enterprise says:

As we have sald before Arizona wants a man for Governor whose monetary interests are centered here; who has acquired a knowledge ofour wartsand ndneeds by d longres- idcnce: and who. because of this knowledge can best advance the interests of our people We have suffered quite enough from the ex- pertinent of imported talent. Let the gen. ersl government for once do justice to onr Territory and select Governor from its citizens. There is an abundance of good material to select from. and in this connec- tion VIC would suggest that Hen. J. J. Cos per is fit man Ill every respect for the po- sitisn.
 "A man whose monetary interests are centered here, IS good We sould invite the editor of the Enterprise to the reeords of isvapsi county for particulars in refer ence to those monetary interests. See about that mortgage
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
WILCOX To BE RELIEVED.

TnoAAs, October. 24 -Compalie, I. and B of the Eighth, Col, smith. ant Captain Porter, the former here and thc latter at Grant, are under marcAin. Or ders to repair the road on Rocky Cauyou. between here and Fort Apache Thrrr i, a well authenticated rumor here that Gen kautz, will succeed General Willcox, as Commander, the order only needing tie Presidents signature.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
WrLcoA. \. r.. October 2l, 1s3I


 AsNe have repeatedly stated. Northern Ar1an. 1as Ilole ui,.a. ,o watch than all taer--- C.. -,e Territory, including all those
 who .iv. alternately ig Arizona and Mexico and Southern New NcMco. The whole
 northern l.ua "' ,ae Territory is open to
 iu,asian from Ea,a.ocs, tes, Piutes. 1!o- ha,cs aud Naiiaisis, numbering in the ag- ereea-e -5.eo0 z.n}s. That close guard
 ty -a..- force yl lhe military should be L.It over these Indians that are not con- Eucd strictly to their reservations. Is unuec- o>sary for Us to suggest
 b9c Department Commander must ccr- Fsla.y See tay danger that Ee has ei;ect"ats conquered the unrGly demons af the ,-rn.h ano ,romP.i i.yTeiuforcet the camps Ht N",t.vl-, Arizona. Cur Headqu5rter officers should rrJu.u Lromp,iy to their posts and prepare 'or Arryy campaign that is ilt''e [" c"lrr l;' ;-i moment $ notice We d" n"t wls.i t' a- called an alallnist. t.-but to trust wild lu5iaus "Ao only see handful "r troops tu cheek ,.y5F operations. Is one of the il.r ss'3i.tle, of this world. We would like to sec he g.yelnnent lend us for this winter at least. until rail communication can be had with the East, via the Atlantic & Pacific EaIlspad, q regiment, more of cay allY. We ~ill need them, and to wait until ] great h"un ha, been done Is suicidalindeed. |
 General @lil.pY will engrgft himself in | the memory C, "u. people hy asking the | | uted States G0goimCent for l 900 men moIe tO be p.aoed 2s the out-posts on the northern border f Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
PE. bate Notice.

in the Probate C7ur, af t,e County of Yavapai and Territory Of Al.z La. anu In tEe matter Q. the e.ta.e
 gI
 CoRNELjU9 Eas-os, DeC-lseii
 Order 5s show ceu.e wy o-leros sal. n. real s,,. shous! not Dc I.ats
 Helalal Brooks, tic aIuIl-tra-C- of the estate Of oEl- ms t.'-..-- ie----ei, Eaya2 hl-i hi- petition i3r ID r'lE '.f1,i u.a.iug for crder Of sale af certain fr. '-' ,T al sad deceased. for tia rllr.. --iL 7e' p'' i- therefore gri--ei jy the Judge Y -ai" 't'fj it-t s-- i--uu- .re--- u tEe rtate ,f '' .'', li".- isfCle tre> sad Probate ,.ur OF t''- i-'- !-.- 1as n; November I.-l. at Asrof -- .. ,, t " a'f-t rIa, .f cad pruts @ ClrI-t at H' Con t''-. 20 fb. silE- o- Prescott tl z1.,-, .'-t "Iy at n-!.' H uii not D. lrIut.d 70 -a sad tf1iuI G. -a a inc estate Cf tid deceased ana 'ai coI. "i h. c.tr- be ptt -lei iea- fgr successive ',"E- ln lh- ARIZONA MINER a uevSpap-r FlHte aud Iu!I- E-d lt t.e Fs oI pre>c It. County oais1 4t PreEco.', "t'. l1.h, I,,1
 A. O. NOTES.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

Now that the Ear is urer, except SC far "a the ChiricahaUs are concerned. let there be no mock sentiMenta.i;y. Give the Indians fair trial of coul.s. but le; no red tape or thin and wateiy h""anitaIianism get be tween their crime and thc punishment that belongs to i:. The British government re- ceived the seycre-t ee'Sure from all uf our papers when ic blew the SePoys. at Delhi. from the mouths @; cannon. i: seemed brutal. but ij was elective. lfsuch d policy had been adoP,cl ly the United States twenty-five ycalr ag'. Instead of the coax ing idea, there would J- hundreds of white people to-day vho hr.o met their fate at the hands of indians. This Ia. good time to vi.lt tenl5le rctr.bution upon the Ted miscrcants let 1t be drne silver Belt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
GeEI. Butler.

Our indorsvLIe,t of Grhl T. J. Butler for Governor of Arizona. m our issue of the Doth. has met w.;h -rand approval all over town from bo;h rn.Ir.-al parties MT. But Ter would make a safe executive officer, and from our knoSie lr. oi hun We are prepared to say that ae uou / ua; favor any one par tscuiar sect Il above another. The wheel has been set in motion for his appointment, and let ii be kept rolling
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

In the Ir,tae Com; of tte County Of Yayapai. Tern
 i.1s Ji Arizona.
 i the Ina '-r oi Hc e-;a- yf GIeou Brooke, dec.aseH "tc- '- hereby given " be uu,lersi d .y.c.fo- I '''r t- oi 'rii-DU .ou+- q. cra-, ts the c~,,f tor- of and al ;.r-or~ ham z c.-rr- sIt ,. .,i t4 I t5 fHi-tIt hem T!c.i tha Le,--s1ry vouchers ''li 'e-- l-i' Li- after lac nr-t IEcucatou o- fbs C''le '" 'h" ..i'vr-Ened at the Plaza abl.z his IaS' oI Hu-ints-' ID thr Village of Prescott C rr,t, o' l4'al-i- AFl2 He Territory. JNO. T. SHUII fN''H pr oi he 'stEte uf GI.euu Brooke de~ss,rd '1'-' A H. ''t- '- 4N9l d4w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
HONOR THE WORTHY.

ED. AKIzoyA MINER Knowing your sense of justice and your willingness to right a wrong, We appeal to to do justice to the many honorable gentlemen of the army and to Agent Tiffany of the San Carlos In dian Reservation, now being assailed by that Supreme devil" of the Tombstone Epitaph This creatures abuse of Agent Tiffany Is very gewzy; he wants his position and has, i'll circulation, petitions for signatures of Arizcnas citizens, praying for Titfany's re- moval as Indian Agent, said petitions nay ing been placed III the hands of interested parties. hot tine 5es: citizens of the Terri tory. r. Is safe to say that when this Is known that th,s cx-soldier and defunct In dian Ae,ut will not meet with signnL success for having adopted this mean and unmanly undernarLcd coursc to secure position whic. he Is inaapaJle of filling, and where he Is not wanted by the government or the Indians themselves. We are curious to see the signatures oa said petitions, we will just bet ten dollars and a half that they do not represent the major portion of the business or monied ncn of the Territory. It IS high time that this splurging egotist should draw in his horns and try to hide the cloven foot.
 lis written lon the back of photograph this is the man whom tie officers tried to compel to salute the,a.' An, this tells the tale, an honest man would have cheerfuly complied with 4ll the requirements of his position. however subordinate in the army. Possibly Jhis soGr aud cium-visaeed crca- trre joined the army for food and shelter, aad - .zcgecrt,y stunned by the many mcn .-. e3mi E, .!e ls.@ aad file thereof. From ll4laaaeria winch h.s ogotist gloats ovs- 5'.e l-.s ea-.-y ,Ia mustang town, Y aiH 4a. s. si.,-I to see hun getting up an. y.-sa...a, 8 T..;.Hn. putting him self .a ..a..a--.. t., .ae Presidency If tAe Cu,.d State. H.- .,,,:oa tor the posi- t,u of Irt:.,. s.... :< ea',gr l.s and lot the a-,s ... ]. ,a.- direction.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

sppIica .i-u a Become a sole
 Trader.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
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 9- '' t--t' e' F ai v'.-les-. sni ch erf .!rli- t'- el's Vh.e4 have eecJI. fon n4lic. worn 10 stand further ruhb.Hg, may tr vsshet Ny- .,l[ - vlthou: t.e .ga-est vl.-
 BECAUSE II Is ;h' lgst Sr'.c. Ng711 fo- -,r,ovfry o'iras+' Pant a'- S-ii-, and :o- prints and cor.d Ro0ds is esrCcI'iy 1cs5-4t- as ir -.l.., "a s the coior aat t l. sarr,e. .,o- " |. tue Inc :bric sud flames. ~otN S'0"S
 We haze -u--IEc.c3 oUr 7se., :, -.-,,s v.,.,- .,h
 I '.; am. leave -.'-- 0: fai- p-e..s'sal for iiAln''i'1 ale -r4@. lt o.s possibly CT, .io -s,
 Our a~u' VII l..y- s- ,.,t ..e. q, ,-fsi s,,,-s ieeta-- "t son. !t- -.I- i- v-l be s-.sre-ert Tor @ ..'-'-ts 't-a EF -1 ,ft ut.,.- for i-, ..-h!nr- '! %i'iag ft a i-e. ,. ' Q sl ly 4 c,.-r how .a-,Iy !otr work I~ done and hos .,rg.. av:..c r let .,d iu- lt i- great saving of e.o., as | save. a ,bs Lard rurJllZ which docs --t.c, th., actIal - ~ "' '''-' WE GUARANTEE THE COMPOUND NOT TO IN
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 i-- A' '-- - vat-.' .te iab'r c. washing by m,
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 EVERY BOX WA.L.NTFD Every box ha- fhe offer sriD "a upon i. ; ye.r-r ina 'l l- 'i ~-'lsfs~'srg tp aa.ft arc ,h. money -II "l4 te c4'ert-i.v r-tGnGe. .--l ltl. .xc-Ilenr s''r i7 '."" ''E used r.: thoas4., of and au D rak it- Irai-- anu Si ,',.l - arc vat''! iE " t1w1i-hip il, this ''L'F slG i ''as desire = engage. m tt sal. oT mi. r.leie -Ao'-@ aiiy - cu- c-uu ag.Et wno leavts - hls elrs.a ~ -~''
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

Permission has been granted by the Pres ident to the managers of the Chicogo, Texas and Mexican Central ana the ,-t Louis and San Francisco Railroads to apply to the Council of the Choctaw Nation of the Indian Territory for the rglt of way through the N,+;,,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
CABINET RC"oe~.

WAsHINGToN. Oo 3L-Ex--.4aror Howe, 1t Is believed, r., accepted tie position Of Attorney General aEd will probable be nominated. Ex-Govcruor Morgan Ina, written to the President. giving reasons for not accepting a pos ition in the Cabinet, but dose lot positiv- ely decline.
 President Arthur sent n the nonina- ton Of Edwin D. Morgan. Of New York. to be Secretary of the Treasury. Th;s was the only Cabinet nomination sent in to day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

The people Of Texas are in great -!ee o, CT the discovery of camel coal in tlaj ~t..,e. and believe 1t VII add another C, their ;,I- ready great resoTrcos. Coal has been L,s- c"vcret in Gonzales county at dop,L of z9 feet.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
CO:ae 70 GrIsi.

The following Ia,;ce in regard to Dick 'fhomr-oa, who drove stage on tie Wick enhurs routo for a long time We copy from the PLcnix Gazette:
 Dick Thompson, convicted of burglary, was brought into Court this morning, and though his attorneys. Nessrs Cox. G Campbell. moved for an arrest of judg- ement mid uca trial. The motion was argued at length anal with marked ability jr Nr t..ph.I!, but Va, denied bv the CoTr,. IT. ILoaPson, nys having any ie21i rea,"a, To g,ee why the sentence of the Court should not Je passed upon him, tho Court sentenced hin to hard labor in the Pen'ten,iait at Yuma for term of ten yeais,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

Corey City !s tue r>ine If heau;ifri It. tle mining carp recently established eight miles west cf Hanthone Ncy. Irsaititg5e IS ",io0 feet above sea level, and ,,is reached by brid!e-naths
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

i large amount of 'shaie" las been dls covered in the Ward Bonanza mining prop erty in Davidson county, Ga. The yiy!d of gold frolA this ''shale' isenoriu5us end some times amounts to thoUsuG5 ,f d.l..l, per
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LII Inr.. .Nntfce

ar.l '. N.~J.~, Depu'y Territorial Treasyrrrr is rlJ 4Es-E au Lol-Z.i agent to tr.- sac- sry and all i'-e5- 7 n ia-iHS Iis s.uee from the T, arf-y "h-'-sl tI'l-i OF n-H"rHl- q, I-.ly as l might or could d-. ii IsIsO-i.-sy ,resent
 Preseltt, Aug. 9,-, IssI. 1T
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
IA. "a

NEv YORK, Oct. 2l -9.na.a-4, l.-.. ii.- terested in Alaska have agreed upau a tlI enbodyiug form oi government for tt.- Territory, which viu lo pushed through Congress at the next ses5i,u.
 EOREIGS ATFALEs.
 DUBLIN, Oct. 24-Since the proclamation parts ot Trc trU7rrr 11-rv1 -rr---J ---- Ihe disturbances have qu:,r-3 and r,.r, are much relieved
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Er-s-U 1ANtG C@g.
EsG-E aB

4. Ws-lct Grove. taken rp hy Joseph CouGlol. on Ce.. .r 2. ->si. -, l--.a-d "a mare, hear .ri .Yy- va-- -sa..i c. ti- lri E.. A--C -.e 4l- 'e
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Her IfAEl \ itSC, AI-rk.

 LJFUs J. EgTEfksyhp,
 Wltut-- % tur ilsrk of Mary LJag. County of iayap-i,
 Ter. tory oi AIizIua- On his hrd cay ot Oct,b--, 4. D., One th, usand eight huuu- ed and g-y -oEe brl0F. Aurat Mas t-.sou, atary Pubic and for the toaatS sd Ter rory -f1ir-Ed, personally aIPear,a Mary Long. vie o5 Thomas Long. kuo-u c. Co be the p'rsoH hose is .ussvuto Co tl- fo:-sclug stI uulen', dc- sc-ibeI 4 ma-ri-1 woman, and Upal cX.ns-u4rlon. without the caring oi hrr kus band, crate and apart h-yefIoI, made her acquainted Nlth the con tcrils ot said instrument. and ihegtUpon she ac- know edged To hal h+ executed trr same freety and voluntarily, and shr Jcvs vH to rs;ract such execution.
 Ia witness whereof have here
 uH my hand aud Af,Xed nv
 ,fsgi4i zeal At luy oa.ce, iu said
 CCuuIy o: NasaJ4, the day and
 var fI rh-s c-gtilc4te first above
 Wrl.t-u.
 ssal A'A'' NS,5s9.2Tj So5.5y Pubic. Filed and recorded Oytober 4ih A. b, 1881, al 3 o'clock A. NJ, .u Book romi.cuous Records, Page 49G, 4s7, Records ot YsNapGi County, Arizona
 WILLIAM WILkER-ON,
 CoUSTT RECORDER
 Bg \. bECHTEL, Deputy Pre-cott Oct. 4th. l-s'.
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Estray Horse.

Came .o Ash Greek ~.l-.aa. about one year ago. c1 U. z--.- l4-- ----- -
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

GGiteau has rri:ten letter in which he says hs grounds of defense are three, as fol- lows: First He did the act by the will of God Second Malpractice, which waS the cause of inc Presidents death. Third Jurisdiction He further states in his let
 ter that he will be discharged by the Court, and that the authorities If New Jersey vii not take cogniz.uce ofthecase. because they do not wish to trouble themselves with the trial. He has also written d letter to the President. stating he k without money to psy the expenses of witnesses or to hire law yers. He demands that the President have money appropriated for this purpose, and threatens, in case of refusal, to make some revelations that will ruin the Republican party and enable the Democrats to gain con- trol of the country.
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70. 1i.
App.lcmtion For a Parent
UNITED s-aTE- LAND OFFICE,

PEsslorI, A. T. octobr17rh, l5sI.
 Notice i. hereby given hat >ush c. Sh-ke,z whose P0stu.t ce atse l. Pres ,tt. NsTYai C. uuty, Ari T ,rrtnry. hl. h. da cd his 1pTl carioH fs- Ta.~t rA.s-IlI nHt linear !-= of t.e pr Ltr ..ir.- ,r Ven. ie4rluE lld aIo iyeT with sUIfscC rslua hy. tgHcr.c and 6s Hi4 f. Iu vi it. situset gr- AiluEv l.s.Tat, lav-tal County. Ar z'tia Tertiary and de -f atvi bs the ned notes and cic plat l ta-s o -e Lc. No. 5- a,d Lot N. O, being described tCloV-. tu air: Magnetic yuri4ou "A tH.s r.lE .. tE rl -t Igca-.cu ulorum. ht si ilt sily-fa. -tt fees p E of ,liul. vh - -.a t- s'rr- z..r. el NHI and is but mound 0t --oac tf -- E. r 1s- a al oeh -n- 'lsIne;-r 2sr q, -,-- -- -- si'- ga ,-- iFe- l- l-9 4i-'I-ier bears IH 1.- e f- lr --t from ,f rll- cor Monument '-. 5 Iesi r- W C.r of Callf1. u-l -t ming a1s, ot SO A, bears : z cIat. thence cog vt ,i,.r r- s.-- -> -ri -ra-- s'.'rr --srset e N" - f" i- .-.-. H.-. .. ~-alv -.s it k--, -rcm Ulici. rs-. - a-r..r.r h,.rs ft d---; -il.e -- .I- -s-t .r- -'flr S q atE- -f 2. ri-J. i-a.s- E 2, ac-s i- I-lu " .Tr a-ra.e- and s-E,y-.rur .54 feet go V N e,- .- a.a -. yl,-= r-i-l s-G-yr ft H.-. ay ' s-r-'-. '.'. ssi -' I-.-. % ,3s V-d s'aLr e -lt. t.E. vLsl Iia' -l ms ci-la -eer 1e.r7 - 50 .- q Gf--. i-re 1> iaehe, l1 a,--r.- eicr D -is >s- -st D @n It .'. Thence Si5 I-s 5G ,I tlrUzF .t.f I e tg cor of claim. sEere i. s-; grant. st,.- 1-LIca 90 + ana is bull: 1!.aad of stcue O. tr f--t: from this fine section GOT '--vr=n - s. -i, Ta" I, E t z H, ,4liaa ana Sst v 1t IF -r-- Y fi---, -- 1 - ,., -'' .
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

Professor King anl a signal service ctij..,. "h" lett Chicago three weeks ag, ,. a.i aerial voyage. have arrived ,a:e'yac Ca.-r.- ga Fails. W>.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

Every bushel If wood and ashes applied to the orange Is worth one dollar. says th, Palatka. Fla. Herald.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNLESrIP HIRE oropr rv,ar I lug hftHe.u Sf. tI.s X Dave rue-clls,,. al IT., ,'f' iH ia,1I.t rH'y, has hear ssclved T Ira.rr lied hy ". C. Ds Wt- -,'sg r-..lns and o-rI c, , i'y '.'. i'''>- 4l"'. ''. '- October .f.h Is,I
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
Weeping ard Laughing.

IA great cry has been sentfor from South ern Arizona because of the killing by Indians of few good citizens. Now, the MINER has not been on the ground, but we venture the assertion that while the optics of the GiourlE- ers (with very few cSceptions) have been uaoistened with fcigu,d gIIcf, Loud knocks of
 ioy have all ,Lc tire been felt at the heart. A yreat ruanv truoll. have been transferred from point [" loint through the southern tortion of the Territory making tunes brisk and casL sales en",rn"us Now. We know that il l. human nature f"r all communities
 fo resort to all kinds of strategic measures for the purpose of securing business and trade. and the people oi southern Arizona, who are an average on cunning, don't let an opportunity rip where there IS prospect of gain. and a,l ,ac ;:IIc they are grunting like an o!.l she bear making n"ise that
 would lrll the rar ,t Niagara into mere Khispcr, ssIIiiss,. is, ,.li sI!e us more give US mammoth cities and population III Pima county of twenty 2 thousand people. il Is about time iha; the south should observe silence and c,nlede to Northern Arizona certain things ,o which she .s entitled, and which Pima c,vn:y Is trying to possess her self of .t our oAgul,ae.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
MILITARY.

WILCOX, Oct. 4-The 4th Artillery Companies, Major smith commanding. left here to-day on a special train for San Fran cisco. Dan OLeary, who came in iron, Bowie yesterday with 24 scouts, IS detained here with scouts awaiting orders.
 Company II went to San Simon station, thence by rail to Maricopa, enroute 10 Verde
 THE FORTHCOMING TIMER REPORT
 WAsHISGToy, Oct. 23.-The forthcoming report to President Arthur by Gen. Tyner, First Assistant Postmaster General, excites interest here. Judge Tyncr, jt Is said, will claim the first called attention to the Star Route irregularities, also that from his Tyner's) report, Pustmaster-G General Jane, first obtained knowledge Of the subject. Judge Tyner tonight decinel to listen to a reporter upon tlc ground tha; he was very closely engaged. rosinnaster-G-E,Tei jaL.es being questioned s.id he Lad h, mc-ns of knowing what claims or assertions Judge Tyner would make iu l,is -.4t-a.ac