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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS
Proposals for Fresh Beef and Mutton.


 HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF AR IONA,
 Office of Chief Jmmissary of Subsistence, WHIPPLE BARRACKS, PRESCOTT, A. T., M l, 1882 SEALED PROPOSALS in triplicate subject to the usual conditions, will be ceived at this office, at the offices of the Acting Assistant Commissares of Subsistence at the following named posts until F o'clock noon, Wednesday, April 12, 1Ss2 which time and places they will be op ned in the presence of bidders for furnishing delivery of such quant- ties of Beef aud Mutton on the block may from time to time be required at Forts Apache, Bowie, Grant, Lowell, NcDowal, MOjsve, Verde and Yuma, and Camps Huachuca and Tho aud wnipple Bar racks and San D.ego Barracks, in this Department, from July l. 1882, to June 30, 1885,
 The Government reserves t,e right to reject any or all proposals. Proposals must be accompanied by q bond with sureties in the of Sl, each and in accordanc with the form prescribed. Each propo- sal must be accompanied by affidavit setting forth chat the bidder is not concerned directly indirectly in any other bid than that which his is lp- pended. The successful bidder will be required to enter into a written contract with the Urited with good and approved surety within ten days after being notified of the acceptance O his proposal.
 Blank proposals, bonds and afidavits and full in formation to ihe manner of bidding, conditions to be observel by bidders and contract and payment, vii be furnished aiphcationt to hs office or the ComElissary at tn st.
 envelopes containing proposals ou'd be marked "Proposalsfor Beef and Mutton," and addressed to the undersigned to the respective post Commas saries. CHAS P. PAGAN,
 f24-td Capt. and (. s IT. s. A.
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BIG MINES.

Mining men, who have large means, are just now turning their attention to large lodges, such as promise a steady yield of ore for years and years to supply heavy reduction works Small rich veins are all well enongh for small plants and limited capital, where it Is requisite that quick returns should be had, but for per mament business the larger low grade mines are far preferable, inasmuch as the profits are steady and the yield regular and lasting.
 The Vulture is an example where there seems to be no fear of exhaustion, and the Phenix, recently purchased by Gil mer, Saulsoury and O., though largely composed of of galena, will no doubt prove another for the percentage of silver 1t contains, in addition to the value of the lead.
 The Mammoth, in Silver Mountairn. is h a ledge of this character.~Ti7e ores on the svrff%sGGee-s1re not high grade on an average, though the ledge contains several rich stre- ks, almost as large as some of the small mines that are worked at a profit by rastra or other small reduction works. The owners of the Mammati., however, value it chiefly for itzktow grade ore. of which there is such an abundance that fair estimate places the amount in sieabh:.. Sffthout any development to speak of, at million tons. This may seem ex- travagant to those who have never seen tie ledge, but when we arc told that 1t IS from l50 to 200 feet wide, 7,500 feet long, and crops out in places 20 to 30 feet above ground, the estimate IS not unrea- sonable. It is situated twelve miles south of the Tiger in another range.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
Railroad Items.


 The Albuquerque Journal has the fol lowing interesting notes.
 Conductor Dewey, of the c. B. Q. R. R., passed through the city yesterday, on his way home from Prescott.
 The stock for the stage line between Winslow and Prescott, arrived here yeser- day, and the coaches are expected by every train. As soon as they arrive they will be put on the route, and regular trips Twill be made.
 About 2,500 men are employed on the A. & F., in Yavapai county.
 The Atlantic & Pacific contractors have recieYed orders to complete their work in Northern Arizopa as rapidly as possible. Contractor Lail thinks all the important bridge work will be completed some time in April.
 Gen. Robbins, capitalist of Philladel- phia, will soon arrive at Prescott.
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c. c. BEAN.

California has at last sent man 10 the U. s. Senate who has the ability, the in- dustry and wiil'powes ts make himself felt and heard in the counsels of tie nation, Gen. Miller has the industry. judgement and honesty of Sargent, coupled with the oratory of Fitch, the literary culture of Booth, and the will-pewer of all combined. His argument on the Chinese bill is decided ly the ablest speech and plainest statement of tine true condition of affairs relating to the matter under consideration that has yet been heardin either house of Congress or else where. California need not be afraid to pit her gifted Spuatnr against any statesmen in that b,3y.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
MEETING IN SAN
 FRANCISCO.

The great outpon.ng of people at Platts Hall, San Francisco, and iG the streets or the 4th of March, was the greatest gather ing ever seen in the City. Eloquent speeches were made by host of orators. among whom we1e Mayor Blake, Hon. P. A. Roach, J. s. Taber, Hon. M. NJ. Estee, Hon. Horace Davis. Col. J. P. Jackson, Jas. H. Barry, H,n. David Mcclure, Geo. A. Knight and others. A ringing lettel was read from Coy. Perkins, who was una ole to be present.
 The Post says:
 .'The West speaks to the East to-day in no uncertain tones. The wires stretching across two lofty ranges of mountains and a thousand miles of desert waste are freighted with words of warning to the statesmen of the country. The great me tropolis of the Pacific Coast rests from its commercial activity for one day, to shout aloud to those who rule in the coun- cils of the nation that Western civiliza- tion must and shall dominate this slope and that the tide of Asiatic invasion is to be turned back; if not by the strong arm of the general government, then by the determined will, infexible purpose and brave efforts of those free American citizens who have made the Western shore of the republic their home. Aad this message to the East is echoed from every hilltop and valley from Puget Sound to the Gulf of California.
 The mighty gathering of citizens at Platt's Hall and in its vicinity this after, noon is fitting response to the base as, pensions of Senator Hoar upon the char acter of those Californians who oppose Chinese immigration. Instead of gath ering of hoodlums, it is composed of the foremost and most substantial oitizens of the metropolis.
 Instead of rabble, it is composed Oi professional men. scholars, merchants educators. public officials the bone and sinew, the wealth and culture, the brains and substance of a great commercial en- porium, Instead of turbulent gather, ing 1t is a most peaceable and orderly as senblage of citizeus, deliberateing upon great evil, It is gathering of all ranks all classes, all callings, summoned by DO litical authority of the city and state. It is the council. And as republic ''the voice of the people Is the voice of God so the utterences of this grand and i'm PressiYe gathreing will go forth to the nation and the world as the solemn and unalterable will of the power that con- trols this coast.
 Sam Booth read an original poem that effected shouts of applause
 Among the long list of Vice Presidents were all the members of the Supreme, U. $. District and Superior Courts, State and county officers, merchants, etc, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
Proposals for Flour.
HEADoU. .RTERs DErARTnBS7 OF ARIZONA,
 Office cf Chief Con nissary of Subsisten

HEADQUARTERS DErARTr EN7 OF ARIZONA,
 Office Of Chief Con nissary of Subsistence WHIPPLE BARRACKS, Pre.cott, A. T., Feb 18th, 1882 SEALED PROPOSALS, in triphcate, subject to tht usual conditions will be received at this office and the offices of the Acting Assistant Commissariss oi Subsistence at tho following named posts in Arizona until h2 o'clock N S4tu rday, March 25th, 1882, al which time and places tLey will be opened in pro of bidder s. for furnishing and delivery of Flour follows:
 Fort Apache OOOlps. Fort Bowie 40 OOOlbs., Fort Grant, 4U,OoO lbs., CaRp uschuoa. 5,oo0 lbs Fort lowell, 1so 0 8, Fort Mcdowell, 2o,oOO lbs, Camp Thomas. 4C,OO lbs., Fert vcde, 15,OVO Ibs. whippl Barracks, 3U,OOO lbs.
 Proposals mustt accompanied by bond with two surees r the of s1Oo0. and in aceor4s- with the orn M pres proposal unaccompanied by such bond will rot be considered. Delivery of oue- half the awarded will be required within forty five days and the balance within ninety days after fcaton of award. No bias will be entertained uni samples be furnished. which should not be of less weight than F pounds, so marked as to be easily identified, aLd should reach thIs efce before the date for opening bids. standard sample of Flour of the quality this advertisement contemp will be furnished bidders app faction, which appca- should be made at the earliest praccsbed te, The cvernme1t reserves the right to reject any all DO als.
 Blank proposals, bonds and full inform ltioz as to the of bi cdipg, condlons to be observed by bidders and ter of contract and payment will be furnished application to this office to the Com missaries of the Posts. Envelopes containing rro- posais should be marked: " Proposals for four at -" and addressed to the undersigned to the Commssary at the Post.
 CHAS. [. RAGAH,
 Capt. anI C.!S-, J. B. \.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

BED ROCK MINING COMPANY-LoCATI0N OF pr,nc pal place If business. San Francis Q, Cali fornia; ICcation of works Weaver Mining Dstri {, YaV.p county, Ari ona-NOtjce Is Ee eDy gi en- that at meeting If the B. ard of Directors, htId on the sixth day ebruary 1 B. asses sment (No. D of Eli e Cen per sha levied upon he capita stock of the cOrpOraticl, payable lmmedIatelv in United States gold coE the Secretary, al the office of the Company, No. Post Street, San FraIci- co, Cali fornia.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid ou turtcenth oay of Marcn, 1882 will be de- lnquent adle tised sale at public anet and unless pa ent Is m=Ge before, will be soln MONDAY, the third day of April, lSo2, to pay the einqu1t smeEt t0gethvr with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the BOarO Of Dir ctUrs.
 c. II. GRAVES. Secretary. Ofhce-No. Jst street, Francisco, California
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
Dissolution Notice.

The O. partnership heretofore existing between A. w. Rehn and Saml E Boyd, VndeE the hi m name Of Rehm & Beyd, n tn Prescott Kes saloon and Lod . iHE House busInes is this day dissolved by muual consent, NIT. John BC swell having bouglt out Mr. Kehm's interest The firm will hereafter be known as Boyd x Boswell. All bills due t. owed by the late firm, will be settled Oy the continuing parties.
 s. E. BOYD,
 JOHN BOSWELL. Having severed my connection with the Prescott heg Saloon and Lodging House, l thank the public general V for the patronage extended the old rm aud trust the hberaty may be shown towards hessrs Boyd x Boswell.
 A. ". REHM. 1mhTl Prescott, March 6tA, 1882.
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ASsessin Notice.
February g, 1ss2 '.

To NOLNEY KECIOK.
 YoI are hereby notified that have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the Rambo Lode. Black Hills District, Yavapai county, Arzona located Feb. 9th, 1879 in order to hold the said premises under the provisions of section Z324 Revi> ed statutes the United States, and within min etv days after this notice by publication you fa or refuse contribute your proportion of such expend tre as ce Jwner your interest in said claim will De come the ropery of sNb-yher uncer said section a314 JOHN MAFsS.
 Prasco,t Fah 1O t999 va
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

Governor Tritles mining education was received in the Virginia City mines of Nevada, the term of his tuition extending over nearly the entire history of the de velopment and working of the Comstock so that his opportunities have been ample and as he isgasgentleman of keen perHep ton and sound judgment, we may reason ably expect of him an intelligent admin. istration of a Territory whose resources are largely of a mining character Asyei he has only examined the mining districts of the extreme South, but during the coming summer will make himself fa- miiiar with those of Central and North ern Arizona, So as to be able to do impar- tial justice to all sections alike, which is all we, of Central Arizona, ask, or would be willing to accept.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
Order. Df aie.

Notice is hereby given that lots tw,nty t2,D anl twent! t22 n block 9, in ihe Village of Nlth the buildings thertoi, known the old Cuur House, will be sold st Pub1c ion, ths highest bidder, on Monday, April Sd, 1882. F noon, from the o' or of the curt o.se, Ihe l ts to be sold separat y; the county the hJ t ke bid.
 By or fer or the Board of Supervisors.
 D. F. MITCHELL,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
Probate Notice.
In the Pr obae Court cf he County Of Yavaoai Terri
 tory oi Arizon?. In the matter Of the state
W. N. KELLY,
 Register


 tory ol ArizOn@.
 In the matter Of the state
 of
 ROBERT P. HENDRICKS, deceased
 Notice hereby given that in pursuance of order of the PrObat Court of the County of YavapaI, Terri tory of AriZOua, made on the 1oh dav of February. sS2, in ire mater of the above estate, the under sig ed, the a mist at, of said estate will sell public ciiH, to he highest bditr for cash, sub jec tO conh nation by saio rob te ourt Monday the 18th day of Mar h 1SS. in frol;i of the Court House in Pre- Id County of Yavapai, at the hour of 70 o'clt ok, Nj. of said da' all q right title and interest and esiate of the said Robert Hen dricks at tie time of hls death, aI all u riEht, and interest that the said Ft has, op ration of av, or Other%isr acquired, other tn Ur m ad- ditior to tha If the Robert F. HeHdricks the ime of his death. and to the following desc- ibed property snd remises, viz: An undivided one-ha i of, and t. tht eeriqiu possessCry right 160 of land InoWn the Hill S II ndricks ranch, ate the Agua FrI= Creek river and sbDut -igh miles below the ranch Oi N F. Bowers, known a~ BowerS' Agua FIia th. in the C,uIty of Ys vspai. ii he itory of Arzona, t9t ether. wi ali sngula the tenements, her dita and there unto brloIigiDg ol in anywise appe4 tainlng. Tei ms and ocnditIoDs of sale cash in lawful money chaser.
 OWN FILL. AdminiA ,ator. Pre- cot, Feb. 18th, 1882.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
Dissu!ufiOn NOtice,

The co-partn rship hero tofore xistiag hetwfen D c. Thorne and J. Pierre T under tiis fiiia anne al Thorne Pielcv ihe ,siatIani bI intss, Is thls day dissolved by mutual cJIselt. all b Is due 10 O. owed by tGe late finn wall be seated by the continuing rArtntr, b. c, Th0rpe. .-
 j. PiEECY,
 PrSsc)tt; Feb 25ih, 1ss "
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NotIcp of Pub icatirR.
LAND oFF1oE T REscoTT, A. T. ]
 1SS2

LAND oFFIoE PRESCOTT, \, T. oice is hereby gi CD thqt the foilowlns FAT SCI CT has filed notice di h's intention 10 make fin Il D oof m support O hs clam, and secure nna e try th reof A tie IT s. Ian Office at Prescott T., on h, Sta day of A ,ril, ISs2: Gfe irgs Blot: IS for the W Il ec. s, l4, \ R 3 W, and names the folio ing as his with sses VIE: B. c. Miller, Andrew Whitehair, Il. NJ. Herbert and John Dixon.
 m'ch35Y ". N. AELL1'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
Dissolution Notice.

HotIee is hereby given that tn co-paFtne-ship at existed between She undersigned ant E. ID. Whipplr, dong bust rss under the name If Whippl Hous-, at Faastah A h s oeen diss Ned. wi not be re epon ibe for any debts contract by sad E ID. Whipple on and after this Gate.
 c. M. HAwSs. Prasco (, A. T., MIrch 1, IS ? m5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
ES'cRAY AT THE VERDE.

Came to my ranch, on the Verde. thra' les south
 the Fort, about C frs diy Uf Ja ry, sSz, wdsrk b y It. about six mont hs cd. The has V h te spa; in the oenesd win te ,trpe the nos", ertist hind foot wh The owner is asked prove prop rty snd take the colt away, hy paying S4 for chargs. R, c, CAMPBELL Urper Verde February 14, 155l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

There is apprehension in some quarters that the Mor.uons will offer foreible resist ancc to the enforcement of the new anti p"lygamy law. They talk of strengthening the ssuTis"n at '';rp rouglas
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

Nihilists on trial in Russia are not allowed to write or speak to each other. The trials are secret and are conducted with such severity that most of the defendants plead guilty az soon as they see how the court rules
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
NOTICE FIR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT PKEscoT, A. T.,

LAND OFFICE AT PKEsCoT, A. T.,
 FeDruary Huh, 1884 Notice IS hereby given that the following named sett CT filed otlce of his II tenon to maSe nnaI proof Il support hIs calm, aud secure final entry thereof at the IT. :. Land office at Prescott, IT. on the "a day of March, 1882 Milo Dowd, E. No 95. for the s tS of W | and \ N l4 of W 14 Sec 20, and \ E Il of 14 Sec +, Twp Is, R vest, and names the following hls witnesses. viz; Gecrge Connell John BozarGh, Roland MosneT ana :. c. Rog- CTS, all of avapai County, 4 T.
 WILLIAM N. KELLY,
 Register. Prescott Feb | tn. IS 2. 5w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
Valuable Mining Property. y.HOuses
 EIc.. for Sale.

The md rs;pned desirous of B. Hing a one-h half iu- terest uudivided) in two original locations on the Eberhlrdt lode Lynx Greek. th's property is pros- pected nv three hnudrrd eet of shafts and tunnes ne dg is three feet wide, sver and gold ore, which says from SS5 SIUO ton. 70, the whole interest in two htu.es and staDie For parue nars i,C1f,e of ALBEIT HELWiCK.
 Upper Lynx reek. February a3, 1882.
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N-;ce for Publication:
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, A. T.,
 Io-2.

f4fSH Y,
 Notice is hereby giyep thaI the fo40~lnl Il Enea settler filed notice of hi Lteriton to naais hna proof in supIo or his cla and secur slal entry the eof at the U. ~ Lal Office P-esc tt A. T on tin stb d:y of Apnl IsS2: John H. iickson: II f No. gO. for the F !. of W Il and F of F. Il ec 33, township IA, RAW, and naire the following as hIs witnesses VIZ: George Blot, Henry ebert and samuel Miller, Andrew J. Nhitehair, and Charles w. Besch. WILLIAM \. KELLY,
 ni'ch3 5v Register.
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Declaration of Married Woman
BECOME SOLE TRADER.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 Hnnnkv nf XrNanai

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, l
 County of Y@vapai- ''
 Notice is hereby gwen that T. the undersigned, Ms- riIa Jane Rogers, of the County of favapa, in me Territory of Arizona, married woman, and wife of Samuel O. Rogers who also resides in the said County of Yavapai do hereby and by these presents decal and glve d, that from and sfter the hereof intend carry business in the Ceun- ty of avapai and elsewnee in the Territory Of Ar- zona, in my right, ana in own name, and on my account un0er and in pursuance or the r1ghn and privileges granted by the act Of the Leg sIsture of Arizona TerrrUry entlt ed chapter S of the rights married women and the act or acts sup pem thereto md in such made and provided The business which intend to carry on and in which intend engage my own account as afere- sad, IS that of farming. freighting teanng, stock ra sing ealinR in and buyIng selling and trading In T, al esthe. stock and other personal property
 And horehy further give notice snc decl re that the amount of fuLds have commence and carry on ths business aforesaid does not exceed the sum of Ave thousand dOilars.
 r tory, this sth day of February, A. D. 1884, un- MARILLA J. ROGERS. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, l
 county of Yavapai,
 On this Sih day of Fe-ruaIy, lss2. before me, Ed W. Wells, a Notary Pu hc in and for said County of Yayaprl duly commissioned and sworn, per onally reared Mara Jane Rogers, personsly known to me 10 be the individual deser Drd in s2d vso executed the foreRoiDg instrument, wbe examinstlcn separate apart and from nhout the he rug of her said nus bapd after first having been mace acquainted with th coutedts of the thin nstru ent acsnowedged ts me that she executed the freely and voluntarily and for thA and surpoe therein ment oned and ts-
 son or undue influence Of her said ha baann4 and nat sbs dpas HP' ' Tn ~itrte E whereof have hercunto set my baud
 and nh1ed the s, al of ny Ofhee, the Aiy And sEALl wear in this certificate first ebt ve wr'tten ,7, ED. v. WILLS,
 Notary Public, YayApai county, Arisons,
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Trains on Third DiE lsi0n will be run between Wnslow and Canyon DiablJ only uLtl further orders For further information sPpy to JOHN W. hAss, General Freight aud Ticket Agent, Albuquerque, New Mexico. F. W. SMITH,
 General Superintendent. JOHN W. MASS,
 General Erelght and Passenger Agent.
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Assessment Notice.

Pre- cot, Feb. 18th. 1882.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
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