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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-24
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 1892, ot 'tssUta '-i P. William Cmry, aged 4s
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 c5tt, .a
 Mir. Curry vas -its of 8fockyille, Clnads where the family have ny ~4r- frie-ds. Cer cc our pop ular young jew,.er, Vas sUumcred Q MGrylv He by diagram few days since, and only reaohed there to see his far&"r l a5 iast horrs and 70 comfort his mother al othes of rhe family hours of lref and to assist al ,',.-I. of nj, toting rdren-
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THURSDAY
Can a dog have the gout!

Ndu d ubS5 navy tiiN SONN.
 Robert Groom and w. A. Rowe are in Phenix.
 A Mexican woman was burned tc death OF Tuesday at TiptOp. The fire caught from a cigarette.
 Bryan's teams loaded down with four, merchandise, etc, arrived in town this morn ing, Shep Randall in charge.
 Don Juan Forster, of San Diego Co, Cal, a very noted Mexican, died there a few days since.
 Mr. G. F. Stoddard, interested in sev- eral Big Bug mines, left for that place to- day.
 Real estate in the town of Prescott is on the road of ofprosperity. Advancing all the time.
 Sltnkards team with portion of the out fit, one month fro- Maricopa, arrived in Prescott to day
 York will soon commence on the Cross cut, Iiumbug District. This is one of the best mInes in Northern ArIzona.
 Prescott Fire Company have meeting this evening. A full attendance is re- Guested
 See notice of liberal reward for the return of a horse, or information which will lead to its recovery.
 We learn that Clevis Mcleod, of Tur- key Creek, was unfortunate few days since in having his feet badly frozen.
 A. c. Baker and wife, and Mir. and Mrs Alexander, father and mother of Mrs B., have arrived in Phenix from Yuma.
 Albert Helwick of Lynx Greek has two important notices in the MINER of this is- sue Merchants should read what he has to say about trusting.
 Louis Dugls, Robert Grigsby and Miss Alice Payne came to Prescott 10 uay from the Bill Williams Mountain. Mr. Dugas heard nothing of any killing al Flagstaff, put he did see at Wilson & Co.'S saw mill two feet of snow.
 Mr. c. A. Randall, our popular hard ware, boot and shoe merchant, received to- day large invoice If goods Tn his line. which makes his assortment complete and his stock one of the largest in Northern Ari zOna. Parties should call and see him. Cheap is his motto.
 Too much care cannot be exercised by our people not to take cold during the present damp weather. Already several fatal cases of pneumonia have arisen from On the part of the unfortu nate victims.
 John Pearson, a Swede, wh0 vas brought to Prescott from the Bill Will Hams Mountain about ten days since, in- sane and with his feet frozen, died at the county hospital th:s morning, and was buried this afternoon. The Prescott papers will be disappointed in their anncipajions of visit to thar place bv the Wallace Sisters. This company only aprear la the cities.-Arhona Gazette. They judged Prescott by Pnenix. There's where tbey were oif-ED. MINER.
 Keep the Money.
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NoTECDi

fo-.ce is hereby given, warning sl reTs0ns agains uIc-asEg tA7 GTta L5viathgu Mine, (fOrrerly ovnsi hy U F. S'sntCnl Weaver District, YaY.F1I county A. I relocated the DeadnOt mine, by the rrc rseneI FersOns gre further warned against tespas ing on the ,a'd properly or they will be prosccut,d according to law. JD3N aTcCT-E
 Antelope Hill, Jan. 8, ISs2,
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TS~nAY AT THE YERrE.

Came to my rarch, on the Verde, thrae mles gonfb of the Fort, about firS aly of Ja usrv 1ss2 dark bay It. about six months old. The eo.t has white spO in tie forehead, vi te itripe on th- pse verIsi hind foot wh The owner k ssksi 10 pro. rToperty sRd iske the colt away, ty paying s4 for chaTg. s. k C. CANPRETy
 Urper Verde, February I4, IsS2.
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Assessment Notice,

To NCLNEY RECTOR:
 Ton are hereby notified that have expendsI er. hunGreu dollars Tn labor and improvements upon tbe hAInbo Lode. Black Hills District Yayauai corr.- Arzena, located Feb. th 1874 tn order to hold m, >al1 premises, under provisions of section 9ssS Revised StStues or the United States and if within niDev days 'tter this notice by publication you faiI or rIuse To eohtrode yCLr propcriIoa of such expeDdi .te A- ee-S"heT, your Interest in said calm ul1 be- 2324. I0TIS ~ 1s s 9s 9sS-sn
 Prescott Feb, 10 lss2
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'Young man, I have been chewing the ends of cigars for twenty-seven years, and l have never yet lighted one, said Bob Toombs toan interviewer the other day, as he took from between lis lips an un- lighted cigar, the butt of which he had been chewing
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The widow of Cen. Custer is not in destitute circumstances, as some of the newspapers have reported Sh2 has pension as widow of ! Lieutenant Colonel. is Assistant Secretary of the New Yorl, Society of Decorative Arts, and besides has some private means.
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The public is hereby notified that Lou kornberg is no longer in my employ and is not authorized to contract indebtedness on my account. J. T. SiMMs.
 Prescott, December 3. 1881.-tf
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NOTICE
Dissolution of Col Partnership.

NO'ice is he-el given that the co-partne rip here. tofOre existing beiN-en the undefsigned urder the nrn name and siyly of Brscht smith, doing and car -ying on the business of blacksmithing and wagon making tt Peccot Arizona Territory Is this day dis solved ty mutual consent. The said Ci. smith re nribg rom said co-Iartnershp. The said G. Br cnt assumes all the lnde btedness against the said copart- nershp and is to receive and coec; all debts and de mahds dus tO said eO-partnership.
 FRED. c. BRIGHT.
 G. S. SMITH.
 Freseo.s z. T., January II, Iss2 ,x
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Nicely furnished rooms for rent by the day, week OF month. Apply to Joseph Enle, corner Willis and Montezuma streets.
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\ coal deposit on the A. t P. R. R. line recently sold for five millions of dollars. Two years ago the whole coun- try between the San Francisco Mountain and Albuquerque could not have been sold for that figure.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-24

Professor Nordenskjold intends to make another Arctic expedition next summer chiefly to prove the possibility of regular communication for commercial purposes with the coas, of Siberia.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-24

The two extremes in politics, Hon. C. H. Gray, of Phenix, and Secretary Cos per, happened to meet thoether day at the stand of a boot black, and, while dis cussing the coming campaign for delegate to congress, it was agreed between them that, in the event of the election of a re publican to Congress, the Hon. Mr. Gray should black the boots of Secretary Cos per, publicly, in the town of Phenix; if, however, democrat shall be elected, then Secretary Gosper is pledged to black the boots of Hon. hr. Gray in the same place and manner-Phenix Herald.
 The boys are going back to their first love. Old associations bring up pleasant recolleetionS, even with boot-blacks.- ED MINER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-24

Chas. A. Randall has now complete line of Harness ard Saddles which he is selling at greatly reduced prices f9-tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-24

Oscar Wilde will lvlsit Arizona this Spring. His object in coming is to view the maidens of the forest in their romantic costumes and interview the buck portion of the Lo family, in regard to enlarging their Pata raca, with a recommendation that they compel their ladies to wear high-necked dresses. Oscar may be made to blush. Blarst it.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to 1lse PabIic.

The undersigned hereby warns a person from trust Ing any orc o i,'~ aacouat with Ut wTiten authority from and stter ths date, h. will ray no debt5 c.n tracied without sucn vii ten authority.
 ALBE2T HELWICK, 3t I-yux Greek Et b. 23. 1882
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-24

Fresh lemons, lines, oranges, apples and pears, 9 cents pound, at Bones X Spen cer's. dI1*
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All brands of smoking and chewing to haceo, and the best and cheapest cigars, at Bones S Spencers. d17x
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-24

et thoroughly the various hospitals there Ootsinig great deal of valuable information. Dr. Gibbon will makh no charge unless he affects eHre Persons ata distance may be cured at home. All communications should be strictly coafdensl, You one but the Doctor Persons writing to the Doctor wp,ease state the name of the paper they thls advertisement in Oh rges reasonable. Call wrIie. Address, pr. J. F. Gibbon, Box 195I, sOdd SIO for ls,kage of madi icine.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-24

Hughes own brand" the finest GeI.uine Havana Cigar in Prescott, at the Sample Rooms. d30-tf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-24
Keep the Money.

The party who took the purse contain ing $40, and letters, from the residence Of Miss Frankie Daly, on Sunday night, viii confer favor by returning the let ters through the poatofice, and keep the money. By so doing great favor will be conferred. FRANKIE DALEY.
 Prescott, Feb. 22, lSS2 ,
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have just received F barrels of Prime California Butter, @ of Lard, lot Prime MscEerel Cod fish, SytET, tlst Npal Crarked Wheat, Carrants and cash. v
 J. L. FISHFP, Ii2il Auction House.
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NEHer ot gale.

Notice is iel-by given that lots twenty (2O and tweuytSo t29, in block g. The Village of Prescott with the buildings "a known the old Court House, vii he soi oub!ic auo'ion to the highest bidder, .o.it-y, April 3d, IS5.. at r. noon from the door If the Court House, rhe lets to be sold separat=y; the county ing the right to paAe one bid.
 By erler or tine 9lart of Supervisors.
 D. F. MITCHELL,
 CLEIR.
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A SLIP SUNK.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. PA Port and dispatch says that the British shil, Corsica. which struck on the ColuEbiarivel bar last night, was abandoned during the night, and sank this morning. The crew were saved. She had cargo of wheat for the United Kindom valued at $50,0O0
 CONCERNING roLYGAMY.
 SALT LAKE, Feb. 22.-The Mormons are cir -ulatiag petition among their young people to mako t,iam deny that polygamy practiced by their parents is not just what they desire, and that they never objected tp it. Those who refuse to sign are cut oT from the church. Tie ma jority of the young people refuse to sign, and say that tae sooner the institution of mormOnism and poly9amy is wiped out the better.
 INDICTED FOR FORGERY.
 SAN FEANcIsc0. Feb. 22.-Jo oln Broad head, Chief Clerk of the Quartermasters Department. Division of the Pacific, was indicted by the U s. Grand Jury to-day for forging Quartermasters checks.
 Mutilated coin is to be considered as bullion.
 Passenge-- Chas Atehison
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Fresh candies, nuts and Chri stmas good just arrived at Bones & Spencer's. d1?*
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The funcra. of D, R. Poland will lake place to morrow ill thIs city.
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IJDltTGD FOR FORGERY.
TO DAYS NEWS.
Passell
Betre" L'St.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Prescott, A. T., for week ending Feb.
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ITO TIE UNFORTUNATE
DR. GIBBONS Dispensary

tS2 hearny stre~t, corner Q
 ConmeIcial, San FrancIsco, established n 1856, for the treatment OG seminal and exuSs diseases such as gen Cfceae gleet- structure, syph- 1.ls, III al its fol ELS, seminal Neaknes s, Impo,sLey, Light loss 0l t,ie@uiS, pimplss on face and Loss Of manhood con pcltively be cured. The sick and afi.c,ed should not
 lau to caiI upOl him. The D 'ctOr has travelled exten-
 s.ve.y in Europe and inspect-
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BUSINESS LOCALS. } ,sns. ,,,l n,f, ,4 D.1 ll.

Hot whisky punches at the Cabinet d22 Uot ,,,n, ,,,,,,,l,o. ot .l,o C,h;,o4 HOOK
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Ho4ses .o rent; apply to J. L. Fisher
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 21.-It has been ram ing hard all day. The river Is rising, and 1t Is feeared 1t will exceed the rise of 1880, the greatest on record. Navigation is closed
 HAvERHILL, Mass, Feb el.-Two hun dred and eight firms were burned out by fire, including 100 shoe and leather estab- lishments.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 21-1'rack laying commenced yesterday on the Southern Pa cific branch from fIohayc to the Colorado river
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-03-16
Foreign NeW3.

PRINCE MILAN was crowned king of Serbia
at Belgrade
THE British house of commons has reaf-
hrmed its resolution denying Mr.. Bradlaugh
tile privilege OF taking the oath.
EARL GRANVILLE forwarded to Mr. Lowell
the queens thanks for the congratula tions and
-ympathy of the President and people Of the
United States.
BorH houses Of the British parliament
passed addresses to Queen Victoria congratu-
lating her upon her escape from death. Mac
Leans solicitor says there will be no difficulty
in establishing The fact of the would-be assas-
giil's insanity.
GREAT damage has been done by storm in
AMI about the city of Mexico The principal
market was wrecked and two Indians were
a;aly injured.
A BILL has boen introduced in the British
house of lords prohibiting atheists from sitting
in either house of parliament.
MoRE than twelve thousand emigants have
left Hamburg for the United States during the
past two months.
SIX persons were drowned by thu sinking of
the steamer Apollo in collision OFF Ushant.
MACLEAN, the would-be ASSASSIN of Queen
Victoria, hss been identified as a man who sst
summer frequented tho vicinity of Windsor
castle, and acted 10 a suspicious manner.
THE pope is about to create six new cardi-
nals.
The ship Valiant, from Calcutta, bound for
New York, was destroyed by fire at the former
place. She had cargo on board valued at
| s12O. 600.
THERE are rumors of bad blood and a COM
| ing war between Russia and Austria.
GENERAL SKoBELEFF, in an address to Rus
sian officers at st. Petersburg, declared that
The German empire, founded by the man OF
blood and iron (Bismarcli), must be destIoyo
| y Ru sian blood and iron.
The Greek ministry has resigned and o new
| cabinet has been formed.
| IT is stated that the negoiat ons for copy,
right convention between Great Britain and
the United States have been suspended, Plosi.
dent Arthur and Secretary of State Frelinghuy,
sen not sharing General Gsrfe!d's views on the
| subiect
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-03-16
Removing the Capitol,


A few years ago it was the fashion among
a certain clique of politicians whose utter.
ances were echoed by portion OF the press
to clamor for the removal of the Capitol
from Washington to soihe representative
Western city near to the geographical CEN
ter of the country. The topic seemed to
prove a seven days wonder, however, ard
was soon forgo ten in the rush and require
ments OF the Nations urgent business.
Now. whether the Capitol will ever be re-
moved or not is not near so interesting q
question to some people as whether rheuma-
tism can or will be removed from their
bodies. The subject of the removal of this
disease from the system has very success
fully interested myriads Of people, and from
the extended expressions conveyed by the
almost innumerable statements received
from representatives of everyclass of the
community, we append the followed brief
selection, promising for the benefit Of the
reader that the disease referred to is rheum
atism or neuralgia and the remedy IS that
grand OLD panacoa-St. Jacobs Oil. - The
III. Rev. Bishop Gilmonr, Cleveland, Ohio:
Excellent Tor RheUmatism and kindred
diseases 1t has benefited me greatly."-
Hon Carter Ii. Harrison, Mayor OF Chicago:
'lIas been used in my family and neighhor
hood with remarkable results, and l think
it an excellent rennedy."-John Curl
Moody, E~q Counselor at-Law, Vallejo,
Cal "The relief afforded in a short time
was such as to make me disregard the evi.
d. nee OF my own scnses."- Captain Paul
Boyton, the World Renowned Swimmer:
do not see how could get along without
ST. Jacobs Oil."-Mr d. w. Mcdonald,
Sergeant at Arms Of the House Of Com.
mons, Ottawa, Can: "a splendid remedy;
cured rheumatism OF my wrist and hand"
VIM. II. Wareing, Esq, Asst. General
Supt. New York Postofiicc: "Proved all
that is claimed for the Oil and found eff
cacious. Ready relief for rheumatic pains"
-Ex Postmaster Gen James, while Post.
master OF New York, tersely and charac-
teristically indorsed Supt. Wareing's report
by writing: 81 concur
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-03-16
NEWS SUMMARY.
Eastern and Middle states.

LAST year 1,7S5 fires in New York city caused
total loss of s5,s2o,25O.
Four women graduated the other day from
the United States Medical college in New
York
1HE New Jersey house of assembly unani-
mously adopted q resolution congratulating
Queen Victoria on her escape from assassina-
ton.
CONSIDERABLE excitement was created in
Boston financial circles by the failure of the
banking house of Charles A. Sweet & Co. Tho
liabilities of the firm were put at 81, 800, 600
and it was stated they would probably pay up
in full. shrinkage in the value of railroad CO.
curities held by the firm is given as the cause
Of tho suspension,
We. J. M,aNIN, GUEDIN & Co., we'll known
New York jewellers, have failed with liabilities
Of about s170000.
DAVID NAVARRO, tho fat boy who has been
exhibited all over the country, died the other
day of smallpox at Pittsburg, Pa. He weighed
about GOO pounds and received salary of $50
week,
HENRY b. MARoHBANK, who pleaded guilty to
embezzling several thousand dollars while
clerk in tho Mechanics bank of Newark, n.
j., was sentenced by Judge Nixon in Trenton
10 hard labor in State prison for five years.
RICHARD II. CORNWALL, an old and trus ed
clerk of tho Fourth National bank, of Now
York has been caught stealing securities val
ued at more than $4,000.
AT sale of imported stock in Philadelphia
fhere were twenty-six head of Jerseys sold, OF
which twenty cows averaged s33l.25 per head,
five calves sos head, and one bull brought
s2lO. Nineteen Guernsey COWS brought sSO0.79
a head, nino calves $113.99, and one bull
cold for s1GO Fifty head of Hampshire
Down sheep wcro di-poscd of for
s1,733.50, and twenty head of Shetland
ponies, imported from tho Shetland Islands,
for 50, 1880. The total receipts of the eale
uere s1S.7l6. Tho highest price paid for q
Jersey COW was $3.50, for Cretonno two and a
half years old. The highest priced Guernsey
was two-and-a- -a-half-ycar-old COW named
La Grande, which was purchased for $50.
CoMMoDoRE JOIN ]. GLEASON, on the retired
list of the United States navy, died the other
day in New York. aged seventy-seven years.
IT is row definitely settled that an interna-
tonal rifle match between American and Brit
ish teams will take place this year at the Creed
moor Uong Island) range, and return match
In England in 1888.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-03-16
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William ]. COughn, Of Somervie, Mass says In the
fall Of 1916 was taken with BLEEDING LUNGS fol-
lowed by severe cough. lost my appetite and flesh,
and was confined to my bed In 1877 admitted TO
the hospital The doctors said had hole in my lung
bic as hafdollar. At one time report went around
that was dead. lgaVeu hope, but friend told of
DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM FOR TIE LUNGS.
got bottle when to surprise commenced to feel
better and to-day feel better than for three years past
| write this hoping every one afflicted with Diseased
Lungs will take DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and
be convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. l
positively say has done good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sickness
ALIENS Brain FOOd-cures Nervous Debility 4
Weakness OF Generative Organs, S1--all druggists.
Send for Circular. Allon Pharmacy 3l3 First NY
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-03-16
The JeanncIte Survivors.

Mr. W. W. Danenhcwer, OF Washington, re-
ceived two letters frdn his son, Lieutenant
John Danenhower, OF the Jeanette. The first
is dated in Boelun, mouth OF the Lena, No
vember 0, 1881. Theb is added postscript
dated at Ialutsk, December H. The trip up the
river from Boelun to lakutsk occupied thirty
six days. and was made on sledges with
dogs, reindeer and hdses. Lieutenant Danen-
hover describes the journey as one full of hard
ships. There were stdions at intervals on the
way constructed of les. He describes the
last one of these, sSenteen miles from Ia
kutsk, the best one 4 the lot, as small log
building with cow-sbd attached. 1t was COM
posed of one room, in ihich were about twenty
people when his partyarrived., In the center
was the body of ho1e that had been killed
for food and broueh into the room to thaw
out. During the nigl that the party stopped
in this hut, Jack C6 the boatswaln, while
laboring under abeption of mind, got up
and started out toyTalk to New York to
SEQ his wife. The thermometer was sixty
degrees below zero. 1t required all of Lieu
tenant DanenhowerI persuasive powers to
induce him to go bacinto the hut. AT Iakutsk
Lieutenant DanenhoNr says he found man
who understood FreIh, and was taken to the
governor, who treatetim with great kindness
and consideration. le detailed lieutenant
with instructions to ge the wants of the party
special attention. lieutenant Danenhower
speaks o. his sojournn lakutsh as having been
exceedingly plessani and comfortable undor
the circumstances. lspealiiug Of the terrible
journey of the party, lieutenant Dsnenhower
says they had to trav(7O0 miles over the ice
from the ship to the Duth of the Lena. They
landed i'll shoal waite and were compelled to
wade two miles to lal. They were forced to
travel 100 miles befo1 they reached shelter,
and he says he waalp five days and four
nights without sleep o,est. He mentions the
fact that out of the tlty-three men compria-
ing the crew and Office of the Jeanette only
known to be dead.