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The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-23
LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

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 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
 GE>ERA LAND OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D C., May 24 1882. To REGISTERS AND R. cElvERs:
 C. $. District Land Offices. GENTLEMAN, our attention is directed 10 the provisions Of the fol- lowing act of Congress, ap, .roved April 2e, 1882:
 An act to aLend section twenty three hun dred and twenty SIX of the devised S,atnies, in regard to min eral lands, and for iier purr oses "Bc it enscted Icy he sel.tte and Hou ( of Ief,i.s c,:a;i.vos f fiie United States. If Ar.crin in Cen grs ss =ss, nal, es;: 1hsi tue a.iver c claim T. quir, d hy ciion lw. aly- three iuuGssd auG iWeiify-si. If the Revised : tat@tcs Ilay bc verified b, the ca Il Of any duly authorized agent or attOriiey-i.-Ia,t of tlie ad- verse claimant C cgnizany of ;he facts stated and the adverse claimant, iF residing or at inc time be ing b, yo. tGe limits the ,!istri " her .th.- c aim is si uate ', n.;,y ma oaih |, tee adverse ciaism ,.ei0rr .e clerk of any court of record tist Cuiic.: States or tie Sc- CT ';'eFIit0.y where tue adVe'- c:..iins:tt lisay then be. CT bef e a.iy i,. tary puh!i. of such Sta;~ or 'e,r.so-y.
 SEC Z Ti.at anll;elits ts fer ;..ii.- al E tents. if r'si.iin4 ho, ond fhe limits Of lie Gi-i u vheiein the claim is siiu-tod, may make any oath O. afidevit r'qrisel snr p:ort of citizCnShlp iefo the clerk of a-y co..rt of r'-, o.h, or befare any notary puo:.c o. any S..,te or Tern tory"
 tory"
 l. twill be o',-ervc,; Il ;ti tic acl i is noi reJresiire, :nd hence uu:lot ! affect proc cces ifgs h"d prior to its al provs1; were ci. z: n>i,ii', how ever has not been i,:oven, II ia y ba ssi"b!i he'd as previcei hy secuon wa ot this act.
 ?. Where-a agent er ,ttoraey-in- iact v,rifes ihe aiverss cain. he must distinctly sA e,,' thar h= is suc'. 'geut or a'lorney, aud accompany iis affidavit; hy proaf thereof. 3. Tie age CT a.tornej in fac must axe the affidavit n verifi d. ion of the a.verae claInl ~i.hin ihs and district wl.eic the claim Is situ- ted.
 N. C. MCFARLAND,
 t,omInissi. .ner. Department of tie In.eiior, May 6. 1882.
 Arprovc,!:
 Ii. II. TELLER, See.
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s0EE AEss0 zA RzzxEyG
 EE CTS

Nofth America produces to-
 day two-thirCis of the precious
 metals Of the world. In the
 days of King Solomon there
 was such an abundance cf sil-
 ve-an5s gold t TTss almost " r h
 les forcon nercial pul poses. No
 I.-ini5nzg; raii1,s haiag fous-d in
 ll-3pe, Asia and Africa, is 1t
 not pTesumptive that the prec-
 ious metals were obtained from
 the Americas? Arizona covers
 an area of 72,0O0,OO0 acresof
 land, forr-tentks of which Is
 nineral-bearing. It is larger
 than New York, Pennsylvania,
 New Jersey ana Delaware com
 b9ned. Since 1849 there has
 been extracted from seven
 States-and Territories the sum of s2,l00,000,000, for which
 Cafifordia is credited S1, ,149,-
 7sI; Nevada. 79,125, ,943; Ida lo. S71,543, ,90I; Oregon and
 Washington Territory, S4S,- 737, ,251; Utah, S55, ,S48, ,S3I, and AATizona. Sl7,930,175. Arizo- ra Is certainly one of the most marvellous portions of the
 Northern Continent. Is mountain ranges extend
 through the entire Territory sad exhibit 8 granite neuclus which constitute t. 2 frame work of the country in connec- ton with trachyte, rbyolite, ba- Salt, lime, porPyhry and sand stone In which are found near Y all the precious and base metals known to the scientific | world. Gold and silver have been found beneath every | etroka of the prosPector's pick. | Many years ago the learned | Eiumb0lt pronounced Arizona | tie richest and most diverse mineral region ii the world. h earnest work t is but four years old, and subjected to con- stant depredations of white and aboriginal nlarauding, and yet we have already seen its anna zisg peeaniary results. Gin naDsr and tin and nickel con- st;5ute, 2. portion cf ifs wealth Platinum hes been discovered in fGe Biack Canyon. The y11oIa Sanja Cruz valley teens y.1itt..l lead, while Yuma county Is field of argentiiferous ga leaa. The HaciIniento de5er5 abcunds with biood-red gar nets. Beds Of gyPsun and 5 u deposits gre detected with ;l q short distance from the Dragon Mountains. In 1878 .he present mining camp Of Tombstone was a howiirg 7-ste. Up to January, 1882. ,359, 200 have been extracted nom that locality, and 5, 3,000, DO Of the tcta' amount has ,een paid in dividends. Its aneral Is chloride Of silver lnd carbonates. If mineral occurring in Iarge ca es and Tsta, IS found in such abund- nee, upon a hill of slight ele- r ten, with 10 evidence of vol ' anic eruption, 1t is very evil lent that the many lofty anges of mountains difused -.oGghout the Territory, when ully prosected will develop in nest astounding richness. The a liver King mine, in Pinal oursy, has already paid in ivileads $875,0 the first | lass ore milling from S80O0 to 70, % Such salient facts, c he ecured from Indian and V hite depreciation, should se- a .re large immigration and a ?
 use flow of capital. There ' -s been comparativeIy no V iaer1i deyeloPnenr. Mining Q
 n its infanaT h Arizona '
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
miscellaneous Mention OF Numero,
Ladies' and Gentlemen,

Miscellaneous Mention OF Numerous
Ladies' and Gentlemen.
Warren Miller, Esq, Of Jackson c. H., was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. W. Carson, well known New
Yorker, is at the Stamm.
Capt. +. R. Hassler, OF Jackson c. H, reg
iStered ut the Stamm House yesterday.
DR.. IN. Murdoch, OF Parkersburg. accom-
panied by his son, is lat the Mcclure House.
Hamilton Hyatt, young and enterprising
business man Of Cambridge, Ohio, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr. viii Warnock, an attache OF the Bell.
aire Tribune job rooms, paid us q pleasant
visit yesterday.
Thomas H. j. Siaggers, q prominent Fair
mont attorney and rising young politician, is
in the city enrOute to the capital OF Wetzel, 10
attend court.
Next Tuesday afternoon Mr.. James Speyer,
one Of our well known business men, will
lead TO the altar Miss Hermie Crailsheimer,
one Of Lafayette, Ind's, charming daughters.
Elegant cards Of invitation were received in
this city yesterday.
Mr.. George L. Fuller, for a long time con.
nected with Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.'s glass
house, leaves soon for Philadelphia, where be
will reside in the future. His many friends
here will regret to part from him, but will
always wish for him increased prosperity In
hisnew home.
We had q call last evening from Frank
Mckee agent OF Haverly's "Strategists.'
This company Is Que OF tho best comedy
combinations out, since Mr.. Haverly got con.
troll Of It and put Joe Polk in as the star.
+ tStrategists' will be given in Wheeling next
Monday and Tuesday evenings, January %
and q.
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NE1aHBoRnooD NEWS.
BRLA1RR,

Dubois & McCoy's planning mill has work to
keep them busy all this winter.
Mrs. Hall will remove her news depot
this week into the room now occupied by
ClouSe's cigar store. 'f''-'s
The Lantern Globe Company has com.
menced manufacturing Its wares In the
furnace OF the old goblet works-"The Cir
Gus, as II was called.
The bridge over the B. d o. tracks at Union
street has plank floor, but 1t Is so covered
with mud that 1t cannot be distinguished
from the street.
A large hole suddenly appeared in Thirty.
second street Monday, Immediately over the
sewer, 1t was filled with cinders but prob.
ably the trouble there Is not over yet.
There will be preaching at the Disciples
Church Wednesday evening, and baptism
berShtp at this Church Sunday morning, and
IN the evening another made public con.
fession of faith.
Our streets now are all the darker on &C.
count OF the early hours at which the stores
close for the night -Four nights in the week
the grocerS close at halt.past eight, while. the
dry goods stores close at seven. The hard.
ware stores all close early, too.
The gutter along the east side Of the Square
has been full of water for weeks; but very
little runs out, because the lower end Is
damned up. Five minutes work would FIX
IT. and II 1t was necessary to make the drain
IT Is necessary to keen 1t In order
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on any one. The present troubles were there.
suit OF 0 bad system or rather no system.
BE agreed with Mr.. Z. that the committees
had worked hard and faithfully, but still not
being paid they could not properly transact
the necessary business. Il was NOT the inten.
ton 70 pay the Boards princely salaries, but
similar 70 those received by the Gas Trustees.
Mr.. schultEe wanted TO know II he had any
right TO speak, and II he had he would de.
mand an aye and nay vote on Nj. Laughlin's
motion. -
The chair decided that rs member Of the
Legislative Committee OF the County Com.
missloners Mr.. schultEe had right TO confer,
but no, one outside Of those appointed BY
Council could vote on the questions to be
submitted 70 Council. To this Mr.. 6. took
umorage Mr.: Kimberly called for the aye
ana nay vote. He voted nay. Nine voted aye.
Dr. Logan stated that the County Commits
sloners Legislative Committee had been in.
yited to meet the Council 'committee and IL
the county had anything that the city's In.
terest were closely connected with and that
needed joint legislation, he trusted that the
representatives OF the Board would present
them.
Mr.. sehultz-'1 feel compIimented. I'm
sure-did the other night. I'd as soon put
my tongue to cold pump handle as get any.
thing out Of Council. The Board With III
assistance Of the Presenting Attorney, and
II necessary, the entire bar Of Ohio county
can look out for itself. Good evening" and
the eccentric Eighth warder slammed thC
door behind him.
Or. Logan-A man never loses anything BY
being q gentleman. The ruling OF the Mayol
was within the law In regard TO IN
voting. IShonld not baye made my motion
had | expected that II would be received a
It was
President speidel, Of the Board Of Count,
Commissioners am here, gentlemen
merely as citizen and spectator. Had i
been representing the Board should surely
have tried to act as o gentleman.
Mayor Egerter-If Mr.. Schultze Is repre-
senting the Board Of County Commissioner,
sincerely regret having given II oEEense, bu
l could not rule otherwise.
The breeze having subsidized, the Solicitor
was instructed to prepare bills embracing th,
business transacted during the evening, ant
the Board adjourned.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI LOSING nrR TRADE.
Taking Their Business %
Chicago Because OF Unjust Taxation.

chicago Because OF Unjust Taxation.
CINCINNATI, january 16.-C. W. Allen,
one Of the largest tobacco manufacturers
the city, to-day announced his intention Of
moving his mandatory and his business
to Chicago. Following upon the
heels Of the decision OF the Emery
Brothers TO transfer their build.
ing operations to Chicago, the announce
mentot to-day has caused considerable com.
ment. Mr.. Allen gives as one Of his rea.
sons Tor wanting TO go TO Chicago the un.
lar appraisements which have been made
Of his property and business by the dVcen.
NAL Board OF Equalization. This Is also
given by the Emery Brothers as their prin.
cipat reason for stopping operations here.
The Board OF Equalization and the As.
SCISSORS who went before them have made
many singular appraisements Of property.
The character Of their work has been re-
viewed by the newspapers, and diagrams
Of the different squares published, which
have shown at glance that there are sin.
gular inequalities in the appraisement Of
properties that are adjacent and equally
valuable. These publications have
caused good deal OF talk among real
estate owners, and in some instances II d
now admitted that offers Of members Of the
board to be influenced by consideration
were taken advantage Of. Not even prop.
erty owners who have secured low valua.
tons in this way speak approvingly OF q
board before which they found It necessary
to resort to such measures. The Emerys
refused to grease" the board, and the con.
sequence, they say, is their 800 or more
pieces Of real estate have been
placed high enough upon the tax
duplicate to make good the reductions
which have been made on the property Of
others. @. w. Allen states that this same
board have found reasons for adding $780,.
900 and $35, 900 a year To his sworn returns
and he is tired Of it. He has been giving
employment to about 400 men and doing
business with one bank alone Of $1,000
600 year. His revenue tax amounted
last year to S556,000. He claims that he
has been badly treated in other ways in
Cincinnati, but his principal grievance Is
against the Board oil Equalization.
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Ghe GRtelLiQetrter.
NOW Advertisements.

Oulces Nos. 10 and ~ Fourteenth street
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LEaIsLATIYE BREEZY.

The climax with danger Is Taught
lwarn SO to heed right soon,

The climax with danger Is IAuEht,
lwarn Sc to heed right soon,
The warning that CrumFne brought:
There's death In the House SpIttoon."
speakes Wilson Is stealing Mr.. Kepner's
thunder,
Only two ladies graced the House with their
presence yesterday.
A number of distinguished visitors were
on the aoorof the House yesterday.
Delegate Settle, Of Fayette county, was
present at yesterday afternoons session OF
the House for the first time.
Mr.. Lurty wants to know II It is a prov.
ince Of q Legislative body to spend its time
in devising legislation oIerouS to railroads.
The first oratorical pyretechnics in the
House were INDUCED in yesterday, Speaker
Wilson furnishing the fire works, and Mr.,
Lurty touching them Of.
Things were lively fora little while yes
terday in the House, while the bills concern.
ing offences at elections was under consider
ton. The temperance issue was raised in
directly once or twice, and judging by the
apparent disposition of the House on these
occasions, the prohibition proposition will
not meet with much favor.
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LEvEE LAcoXIcs.

Steamboat Squibs Jottcd Down Along
the River Front.
The Hudson passed down early yesterday
morning.
The Tom Rhees No. 2 and Coal City passed
down yesterday with tows.
Local trade Is doing fairly and the little
packets arc making money.
Capt Eugene List returned TO the CITY last
evening after quite an extended trip down
tue FlVer.
The Welcome was running in the sciota's
yesterday. ''N'
The Little Anna will run to M,rtin's
Ferry after the Thursday night eriorm Ince
by Leayitt's Minstrels.
The Buckeye State for st. Louis will mass
down tomorrow, Capt Kirker in command.
capt Coalson Is the agent at this point.
The scioto now runs as daylight packet
between Marietta and here. She left Marietta
yesterday morning ate o'clock, arriving here
at 42OP. N, and leaving again at 0 P. NJ
The steamer Sidney took on 1900 kegs Of
nails from our mill Saturday night. Sic re-.
paired her boilers here, and did not get away
until yesterday morRing.-Bellaire lndepeud.
ent.
As near as could be ascertained from the
unreliable marks, the river was about on A
stand yesterday falling q little towards even.
ing. At O'Clock there was about % feet In
the river. wv ~
The Andesarriyed at late hour last even.
ing with q frat olaSs list The Andes will
leave ut her usual time this afternoon tor
Cincinnati, Capt Muhlman In command and
Mart Noll in the office.
LOUISVILLE, January .16.-Riyer falling
with 20 feet in the canal and q feet 10 inehes
in the chute on the falls. Cloudy, windy and
chilly with dri1zling rain. This morning
Mary Houston, Cincinnati to New Orleans..
sam Brown and tow, from Cairo; samnSnn
and tow, to Pittsburgh. - 'SA
GrNctSNArI, January 18.-Riyer tortv.eivht
Ieet and falling. Driuling rain and efowSnv
cooler. Departed: Katie stocldale. Pitts.
oafsh,
clRo, January 16.-Riyer forty.two teet
~ inches, sleeting with heavy north wind
Thermometer tWenty.ieaf degrees.
PrIsguloH, January 16.-Riyer Ii feat A
inches and falling, Weather mild and min.
hbs go lftI4tIf Va
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain Of cutting teeth
II so, go at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon it; there Is no mistake aboutit. There
is not mother on earth who has ever used
it. who will not tell you at once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to
use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
Is the prescription of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses III the United
States. Sold everywhere. % cents a bottle.
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II the thousands that now have their rest
and comfort destroyed by complication Of
liver and kidney complaints would give
natures remedy, Kidney. Wort, trial they
would be speedily cured. It acts on both
organs at the same time and therefore COM
pletely fills the bill for a perfect remedy. If
you have lame back and disordered kidneys
use It at once. Don't neglect them.-3iiTor
and Farmer. MwFGw.
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tail g iallL AN q; pine Y eholee
ccinnior 5aia feir 4Salsc prime % choice 6iaeoe;
centy1fuFal 8SatQc; tgfmehting 2A5o lower, &c.
cotdlng 70 quality and condition.
CINCINNATI. January ie.-IIogs Arm; common and
iight s. 25Ae 50; packing and bntehen' " 4oaB w.
Receipts 2 COO head; shipments, none
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LINSLY INSTITuTE.

Rev. DIR. Sessler, the well known teach.
er Of German, has been engaged to take
charge Of the German classes in the
Linsly Institute. Hewiiibegin his course
Immediately, aud continue the same
throughout the remainder Of the school
year. Young men and boys, not regularly
in attendance at the Institute, can have
an opportunity TO attend the Dr.'s classes
on application.
A. R. WHITEHALL,
Principal.
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KIDNEY woRr moves the bowles regularly,
cleanses the blood, and radically cures kid
ney disease, gravel, piles, bilious headache,
and pains which are caused by disordered
liver and kidneys, Thousands have been
cured-why should you not try It? Your
druggist will tell you that it is one Of the
most successful medicines ever known. It
Is sold in both dry and liquid fora, and It's
action Is positive and sure in either.-DdllGS
(Tex.l Herald. -. NYEtY.
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a village and now Vitiated and the time mad
arrived when We were In need OF something
better: Mr.. Caldwell's speech was yery
sensible one and We regret we cannot puh.
lish It In full. He showed the difference in
the Gas Works at the time the city ran them
without the trustees and the present. Then
gas was 81 so, now 81 Is, and with the mains
extended and the city furnished with over
$50, 600 worth OF gus, forwhieh not a cent mad
been received. Still the reductions ia price
had taken place and the people had not com
planned. True dishonest clerks had crept in,
but were not dishonest people Just Us likely
to be elected by the peopleF
Mr.. Laughlin moved that the resolutions
Of the committee Of citizens DO adopted,
MI. Kimberly wanted TO know what was to
be understood by the resolution to adopt?
We're the preamble and resolutions to be
adopted BY ordinance, or was an extension OF
charter privileges to be asked for? It being
stated that the resolution to adopt WAS inss
tended 10 embody the resolutions IN Bill to
be presented for appreciation to Council, and
from them to go to the Legislature, Mr., Kim.
berly said that he would give notice that in
Council he should endeavor to Try and
point out some defects In the system
proposed and now in vogue al the
Gas Works, He waxed eloquent and
said, y say now, that the men who are en-
d.ssayoring to force their resolutions on this
city, are tonight more responsible for the di.
lemma we are In than any one else, The
old Council when 1t went out appreciated
the state Of affairs and repeatedly tried and
appealed for money to remedy the troubles.
and pointed out repeatedly what would arise
II the money was not forthcoming. But the
paper from which these resolutions were chi
and the gentleman who has taken Ills seat
ana hls friends worked up public opinion
against a loan which was defeated. l propose
to have something to do with such bnnko
people as denounce their servants who haye
worked hard and faithfully. tell You there
y ! now on me ground at the Water Works |
the material to put the concern in first elass |
order He continued, saying be should have
some figures and that Council, when Il on.
dered 9 legislative committee, intended the
revision Of the charter, but no such reyolu, !
ton q the government as the resolutions
would bring about = - ''s =
Mfcaldwell rose to disclaim any rejection
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wENTREa INDlcAr,oNs.

WARRINGTON, D. c., January fila NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, snow and
sleet, followed by colder clearing weather,
rising barometer, northerly Winds
For the Lake Region, snow, followed by
partly cloudy and colder weather, north to
( west winds, rising barometer.
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PLEASANT PREsENTAT1ox.
ATokcu of the Esteem of His Fellow
Employees for Councilman Walter.

AToiScu of the Esteem OF His Fellow
Employees for Councilman Walter.
Last evening one OF thejolliest crowds that
in Wheeling for some time was
gathered at the Tidal Wave Saloon. They
were the employees otths Reymann Brewing
Company, someiorty or fifty in number, with
the members of the firm, and the occasion
which drew them there was the presentation
to Mr.. A. Walter Of an elegant gold headed
cane. l[r. Walter has been connected with
the brewery for some time, but having pur-
chased the saloon referred to, he has resigned
his former position. His fellow employees,
upon parting with him, desired to present
him with some token Of their esteem, and
chose last night as the time. The cane Is a
light one, but the head Is OF solid gold, very
heavy, and beautifully engraved and bears
thA tnanFin lion.