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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
THURSDAY.
Another storm is predicted.

Another storm is predicted.
 The wind has been playing havoc tc day.
 luke Marks is now with Whitney & Ellis.
 Where is our new Governorl Let him come.
 The wickenburg stage had heavy express load to-day.
 The Prescott fremen hold meeting this evening.
 Freight teams coming to Prescott are making slow progress.
 Tramps are becoming quite numerous in and around Prescott.
 Quite number of Prescott people ara laid up with rheumatism.
 Two passengers arrived per Gilmer, Salisbury Co.'S stage to-day.
 Abe Prather is now hanging up st the brewery of Jacoby & Co.
 A ghost was seen in the suburbs of Prescott one night this week.
 MT. Simms, brother to R. R. con- tractor Simms, Is in our city
 Mir Meford, West Prescott, keeps good boarding house and has big run of custom.
 Several gond dwelling houses, furnished are wanted by parties now in Prescott
 The first ranch located at Walnut Grove, we learn, was by Berardo Freyes
 The Cabinet" is nightly crowded with those people anxious to hear good sing ing.
 A young man who knows, says that from court to caught, is but . short step.
 Major Riddle is to proceed to Fort Grant and assume command of that post.
 Proposals for furnishing Uncle Sam with supplies for next season will soon be in order.
 Bashford & Co. are building in their store an elevator This looks somewhat like metropolitan.
 Prescott school children are progress ing nicely under Prof Martin, Miss Merrill and Mrs Columber.
 John Hartin. a member of the Vulcan art, can be found onMcCormick street ready to do work in his line. The Diana restaurant, under the skill tul management of w. w Vanderbilt, is now doing paying business. We were in error yesterday in stating that hr. Horne was, at the time of his 1oath, 77. It shuu uld have read G.. Excellent news reaches us from the min hg regions of Mohave county, which We equal to the best in Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17

Mir. Charles L. Stanford, young lawyer direct from New York City, paid this office a visit to-day, and informed us that he had followed the advice given by that eminent sage, Horace Greedy, several years since, and moved West. It is the intention oi Nr Stanford to make his home in Prescott, and soon will swing his shingle to the breeze. We welcome him to our midst, and more So because We find him a genuine StalMart.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17

Be 1t ordained by the Common Council of tn. vl- lsge of Prescott:
 SEC. l. That section seven of Ordinauca No. II be and the same is hereby So ameAdei as to read;
 SEC [. livery manager lessee ot 6 theatre, every serenade or concert singer every exhibition any caravan, maha Eerie co llectIon of anas for pcy every crcus rope performer wire dancer sIght of hand exhibition, shaI pay for each day or night of such performance exhibition license tax of fiys dollars, and every who shall keep dance house within the limits of the Village shall pay III ad- vance for each day or night of such dancing hcense tax of twenty dollars.
 SFo g. All ordinances parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance gre hereby repealed
 SIC. 3. This ordinance shall be published once A week for three successive weeks in he ARIzosI MINER and shall be in force f:om after such pub hcaton VIM. \. KELLY, Mayor. Atteeti CHAs. B. RUSH. Recorder,
 Prescott, Feb. Il, 1852. f1l-3v
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
k0rIGEF F R PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT PREscoT, A, T.,
 Irkn Snoa

LAND OFFICE AT PREscoT, A, T..
 February l7th, 1882. Notice IS hereby given thar the following n named settler has filed notice of his irtention to make nnal proof n support of hIs cain, and final entry thereof at the U. S. Land Office at Prescott, IT, on the 25th day of March 1882 Milo Dowd, V E. No 95 for the H of lz and V L of s A Sec 9O and !. of s F l4 Sec Is, Twp ls NR5 West, and nafnes the following hIs witnesses. viz: Geore Connel. John Bozarth, ROlsnd Moshsr and s. O. Ror- CTS, all of syapai County, A, T.
 WILLIAM N. KELLY, Prescott, Fes. 17th, lSa By
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
Phil. Mcdonald Back.

To-day, Joseph Smith, Sheriff of Cone jos county, Colorado, returned Phil Me Donald to the Sheriff of this county, on a charge of killing, in November, 1880, a man by the name of Richardson, at Will iamson Valley. Family affairs caused the homicide Mcdonald looks hearty and wears pleasant smile upon his coun- tenance He was lodged in the County Jail. Mr. Smith will receive quite re- ward for the return of Mcdonald to the authorities of this county.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17

Col. Hunt, who carries the mail between Prescott and Bradshaw, informs us that the late snow broke down the roof of Alulver- nens Saloon, at the latter place, preciplts- ting timbers, snow, etc. on top of the bill Hard table, smashing chandeliers. bar fix lures, and generally demoralizing the entire Establishment.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
NoTTCG.

Notice is hereby given, warning al Iersous agaius urchasing tn, GrrG Leyisthan 'ne, formerly owned by .. P. Stsnon) Welv District, YavApaI county A. T., relocated the Deg6not mine, by tie undersisned Persons further ed a2Eins tespassng on the fad property or they Wall be prosecuted according law. JOHN NCCUE
 Antelope Hill, Jan. 9, sssa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
Association Of The Board of Trade,
NEW ALBUQUERQUE. N. !

NEW ALBUQUERQUE. N. M., l
 February 13, 1882. 1 SRI am directed by the Board of Di. rectors of the above Association to request you to be kind enough to contribute to our Reading Room copy of your paper, gratis, for one year. Yours, truly,
 VICTOR DoNATo, Secy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
Ordinance No. 25.

of Prescott:
 SEC l. That from and after the 3rd day of March, ISoz; the Marshal, as Street and Fire Commissionsr shah receive the sum of $1o0 per month . salary.
 sko 2. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in copnict ~lih this ordinance are hereby repealed.
 SEC. 3. This ordinance shall be published in tb, akizoNA hlNER once elk for three successive wee aud snail take effect be in force from and zfI su in publication. = - attest: WIN KELLY
 CHAs. B RUSH, corder.
 h.scou, Fob. II, 1So2- sy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
Blue Dick Mine.

This property, owned by Wash Hanna, Billy Vernon, Nelse Gabriel and Mir, Mcdonald, located near the Dosoris, We are pleased to learn is showing very fine ore, and of width that at once makes it one of the most desirable prop critics in the county. Already, with but little development, the owners have been offered Sl5,000 for it, which, of course, they refused. The price placed upon the Blue Dick property is $l0O,000.
 The celehr-,ted Tea Kettle Whi.Lnx at
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17

A telegram from Mir. Geo. H. Curry, from Marysville to c. A. Dake, states that his father is very low. We hope that Mir. C.. may recover and conclude to take up resi- dence in Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
WEDNESDAY.

Kl lud words ''never" die.
  The mud is fast disappearing. Tn streets are thronged today Jalnc7 Stewart departed Southward to-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
Wanted o R"mE.

Wan ed immediately, nous with thres rooms fur nished. For parculars Quire at the MINER OFFICE P oscott, Feb 1ath 1882 3t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
NoTICE
 -DF Dissolution of O. Partnership

o'tcs he.e' given that the co-partnersnip here tofore x:-r, bstw en he undefsigned, under tue nrrI inr d S'yly of Brecht smith, doing and rying t.e i'.siness of hlacksmiihing and wagon making G F. seot, Arizona Territo V this dqy dis solved ny muIus. consent. The said G. g. Smith re urLg from ssid co-partnership. The said G. Brecn assumes all the n, btedness against the said co-part nershir, is receive and collect all debts and de- mahds due to slid co-partnership.
 FtED. G. BRIGHT
 c. s. SMITH. Prescott, A. T., January IA, ISs2. 3v
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17

c. B. Foster, good surveyor and an ex- cellsnt gentleman, who has charge of the Tiger mine, is in our city.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
A THOROUGH FARM HARD WANTED

man, vh understands fi-ming in ali it's branches also rrigs ioa, find steady om~o, ment and good wages cal ng JOHN G. CAMPBELL
 Februa.y Is, 1872. VI v if
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Prescott, A. T., for week ending Feb.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
MISCELLUANSEu:-
Ills t
fonntsr Monthly Drawing of the
B BH'IslsI!IIII;s:IE7!| lUNliU;IIlllElED
TUESDAY. FEB. 2S. 1882.
In t,.s City of Louisville. GU

These drawings occur monthly Sundays excspreGI under provisions of an Act of tue General Assembly of Kentucky.
 The Unlted States Circuit Court March 31st rsn- aered following decisions:
 Ist-Ihat he Commonwealth Distri- bu1lon Conlpany is legal.
 2o-Its dr., wings are fair
 KB.-The Company has now on hand : laygs rs serve fuEn- Read the list of prizes for the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17

Several freight teams which loaded al haricopa over 30 days since for this place, have not yet arrived.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17

The latest news from the R. R. is to the effect that work is being pushed all along the line.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
FEBRUARY DRAWING

Remit Money CT Bank Draft in letter, CT send by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGIS TERED LETTER OR PoSToFFIcE ORDER. Or ders of s and upward, by express, can he sent at our expense.
 R. M, BOARDMAN, Courier Journal Building, LOUISVILLE, KY.
 Prescott Ncv C
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17

The celebrated Tea Kettle Whiskey at Hughes Sample Rooms. d30-tf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17

Sandy Hammond, the old standby at tn, Tiger, is visiting his friends in this city.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17

The funeral of the late Louis Horne wa largely attended. Requiescat in pace.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
To Days News.

The hospital of St. Joseph has 26 patients John Dixon, of Skull Valley, is in the city.
 Fred Satter, of the Blue Dick mine, is in town.
 Mir. Dowd, sf Camp Hualpai, paid the MINER a cali to-day.
 Robt. W. Groom, of Tipt'p, is about to sell valuable mining property.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17

H0RNE-At bis residence, Mon.eEums Street, in Pres ott this morning, February 5th. 1882. LG Guls Horne, native Baden, Germany, Eged about 67 years, of heart disesse.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
O. dinance No. 26.

Prescott, Fes. 17th, Is 2.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-09-09
STATE POLITICS.

Hon. X. w. Haynes has been nom
mated for the Legislature in Madison
county. He is a talented, allie man
and will do his county credit.
The Bolivar Bulletin of Thursday
SAYS: Ex-senator and wouldbe Cow
ernor Barrett was among the work
gang on the streets in Bolivar, Mon
day, working out a fine.
Col 'J.Y. Keith, one of Madison
county,s best citizens, has been nomina
ted for the state senate by the demo-
Gratis. w l.. McHaney, of Henderson
county, was nominated for hoater.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-09-09

I Il con,,Scsotion Of Pro-
toojde of Iron, PerssoiuSs
Bark aud PhosphoTtIsSs
a pdIdtGbte form. The
only preparation of iron
that tcilI not blGclce1l the
teeth, so Characteristic o.
nth r- irnfl flr.cprrnffOiiH.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-09-09
Snake Stories from Far and Near

Snake Stories from Far and Near
A flock of buzzards attakced n
large rattlesnake at Brady, Tex, and
killed it.
NearSt. Clair, Mo Lester Crawford
killed rattlesuake that had twenty
one rattles.
Mrs. Euoch Reed, of Bath, Me-,
was attacked by spotted adder while
at work in her summer kitchen. 1t
was killed, and found to be three feet
long.
A large copperhead snake lay coiled
in the oat field of Thomas B. Camp
bell, of Perry county, Pa. He killed
it and found in its body twenty>four
of its young.
Ex-Sheriff Decker of Sullivan
County, with scythe cut in two a
rattlesnake that was FIVE feet long and
had sixteen rattles. 1t had break.
tasted on two rats.
In Winona, Mimi, the haymakers
IN the field of Thomas Laird cut II
big bullsnake in two with a scythe,
when torty,one young snakes began
running around the grass.
When Mrs. Andy Sommers, living
near South Bend, Ind, went into her
kitchen to prepare dinner she saw a
large racer lying under the stove. 1t
took her and Mrs. Col. Frank, her
neighbor, an hour 10 kill it. 1t
was four feet long.
A New Jersey snake entered cab
met organ that had been carried in
to the woods for use at a picnic AT
the first notes called forth from the
organ at SuDday>school on the follow
ing Sabbath the snake crawled out,
causing good deal of commotion.
A coachwhip snake, eight feet in
length, was seen crossing field near
Madison, La, with its head raised
and half grown rabbit in its mouth
The old rabbit was following the rep
Tile and jumping at its head to recov-
er her Young, but did not succeed.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-09-09

The two AK .handle factories at
Dokesville, Sumner county, are doing
we'll.
Nashville World: A gentleman Of
this city, who will marry ina few
days, is insured in eighty.four one
day companies, in addition to large
number of the>month companies.
There are also several policies taken
on the lady to whom he is engaged.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-09-09

and Ten Thousand Useful. Beautiful and Ele-
CANT Articles which we have not space to men
zion in detail. This is ono OF the largest an d
most aosular houses in West tennessee, and
you can always get the best goods there at the
lowest figures &c and be convinced.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-09-09
OVER THE STATE.

papers.
Cotton picking has begun in Upton
county.
Murrain is killing of some of the
cattle in Dyer county.
A Perry county farmer was rob,
bed of nearly $4,000 last week in st.
Louis, Mo.
A veteran Baptist minister of Sui
Ivan county has just been blessed(O
with his 2Sth child
Typhoid fever is prevailing and
with fatal effect in vicinity of Shady
Grove, Hickman county.
Nashville is making extensive
preparations to entertain the Mexican
veterans on the 10Th inst.
Thirty seven colored converts to the
Baptist faith,Iere baptised at Salem,
Upton county, last week.
A negro, said to have been 40
wears old, died i'll the vicinity of
Cumberland Furnace, recently.
A Jonesboro lady who has only
been married two years has seven
children-triplets and a quartet.
The Porter Guards. of Memphis,
took the first prize of 1000 at the
Dubuque, Iowa, Military Encamp-
ment.
A lot of miscreants went into the
male acade my at Covington the other
day and destroyed nearly all the
books belonging to the pupils.
BY the first of October the Mem
phis Electric Light Company will
have new $50 horse power Corliss
engine, and machinery to run $50
lamps.
Mr.. Joseph Wessiger, of Sumner
county, alfew nights ago dreamed that
he was attacked by robbers, and in
his efforts to defend himself he awoke
and found that he had broken his
wife's arm.
Fred Valentine, and old colored
man, living at Grand Junction, was
shot dead last Thursday by his young
son Fred in a quarrel about horse
that young Fred wanted to ride. The
murderer was ar rested.
Some raiders invaded Mr.. Carriers
melon patch, in Upton county few
nights ago, and after eating fine
melon they cut the rind in the shape
of man, and placed quarter of a
dollar in its mouth to pay the dam
ages.
Bolivar Bulletin: The farmers in
the Grand junction section have a
fruit bonanza this season: $4,000 are
the estimated receipt of sales. Col.
Thurmond realized 1000, John Bass
the same amount. Hugh Wright
shipped 1900 boxes of peaches. All
these efforts show that such crops
pay better than cotton in this section
Nashville Banner: AT the close of
the revival services at the Chr istian
church, Chattanooga, Wednesday
evening last, DIR. d. NJ. Breoker, a
Baptist minister of high character,
excellent abilities and we'll and favor,
ably known in the South, presented
himself for membership, and read tc
the congregation a statement in
which he set forth his reasons for
leaving the Baptist Church and unit
ing himself with the Christian Church
Alamo Sentinel: Two little girls
Dena Austin and Drucilla Win field
had singular encounter with a
squirrel last Tuesday They were GU
in the woods near DR.. Austin's resi-
dence when it commenced raining nc
they sought shelter under tree
While waiting for the rain to cease,
squirrel came down thcEtree and at
tackled them. 1t ran down on Dru,
cill'as head and shoulders, and as sh,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-06-20
LEGISLATIVE.

Monday, June Petitions read
and referred;
From Makawao. that in I'LL pur-
chases or leases of lands, the deeds
be delivered to natives at once.
From Honolulu, that $1,000 be
appropriated for repairing the road
to Niu.
From Honolulu, that the fees for
recording leases, deeds, mortgages
&c, be abolished.
The Committee Especially to which
was referred scSe,al items of expen-
diturc for the Public Health, report
ed the same as. increased by them.
They propose, instead of nine resi-
dent physicians, to have fifteen, on
the different Islands.
A lengthy discussion ensued, in
which members expressed their
anxiety that in the future the public
health should be better cared for
than In the past. The report was
recommitted for amendment and
extension.
The Minister of Finance read
first time, by its title, an Act to reg
ulate tie receipt, custody and eXpen-
diture of the public moneys, and for
the appointment of an Auditor Gene
raj of public accounts. Ordered to
be printed.
The Assembly thon proceeded to
the order of the day, the Appropria-
ton Bill, in committee of the whole.
The following new items for inter-
nal improvements were inserted:
Landing at Honomalino, Hama
kua, 100000
Landing at Honokaa, Hamakua,
$4,000.
Landing at Kailua and keauhou,
Kona, $1,000.
Landing at Napoopoo and Hoopu'
lOa, kona, SlOOO.
Landing at Pelekunu, Molokai,
$500.
Landing at Makena, Maui, $1,000.
Improving harbor, Heeia, Oahu,
$1,000.
Breakwater at Pohoiki, Puma,
$4,000.
Wharf ut kaalualu, Kau, $1,000.
In the afternoon session, after
getting as far as the appropriations
for Court Houses-say about half
through the Department of the in
terior,-and having added this day
to the amount of the bill some $780,
600, tie Assembly adjourned.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-06-20
Kauai Items,
(From our own Correspondent.

(frOm our own COrrcSpOnQent.)
Sickness on the island is increas-
ing, mostly cases of SO called leprosy,
Any person who has seen syphilis in
it's tertiary and quarternary forms,
would pronounce the majority of
cases to be that disease.
DR.. Hammond, of kilanea, is
worked to death. New patients are
continually coming in from all parts
to see him, as from the method of
treatment he has adopted, (analo-
gous l am led to believe to that of
DIR. Fitch) he is greatly thought of
by natives, and ass,lredly not less so
by foreigners, who are not more im-
pressed by his skill than by his
kindly manner.
A hospital is sadly needed here.
In fact each island ought to have
one, to which competent medical
officer should be attached, and ade-
quately remunerated, in order that
he may live and appear as gentle
man and at the same time save
something for his family which,
owing to the price Of provisions, etc.
here, together with horse-feed, / am
sure DR.. Hammond cannot do. For
the work is much heavier on skill
full practitioner who has the conf
dence of the natives, than it would
be on another.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and colds
are prevalent amongst foreigners.
Weather sort of stormy.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-06-20
Gl's zlaiIg ]5uIIsIip,
TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1882.
AN !ArMIT0R GENERAL.

An Act introduced yesterday in
the Assembly hv the Minister of
l'inaurc, and which was ordered to
be printed for its second reading,
makes provision for the Receipt,
custody and expenditure of the pub
lie moneys, and the appointment of
an Auditor General Such system
as is sought to be established in the
somewhat elaborate act now present.
ed, is common enough in every con-
stitutional government of the world e,
with perhaps the single exception of
the Hawaiian. No incorporated body
of any financial consequence is with
out its Auditor of accounts. To this
officer, Gas appears by q cursory in
spcction of the bill in question: is to
he submitted, monthly or quarterly,
the exhibits and vouchers of all GUS
to,lans of the public funds, for the
purpose of asccrtaining and certify
ing their correctness or otherwise !;
and no item is to be charged or
credited at the Treasury in the ac-
counts of government debts and
credits, until it has duly passed the
Auditor General and no check, Or
der or draft to he cashed at the
Treasury unless allowed by the Min
lister of Finance after audit. There
is, Of course, a good deal of machin-
cry anG detail about the bill but it
it is carefully and thoroughly drawn,
and its operation cannot be other
wise than salutary in the interests of
the public service,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-06-20

hTOTICE-The following Drafts aud
Nv Money were either Stolen OF Lost
from my pocket last Saturday.
Payment of the Drafts have been
stopped.
Drafts No. 1913 for $50; No. l0dAfor
$50; No, 1870 for $32 43-1OO;
No. 2O2 for $3.50; all drawn to
the order of e. Samburg 4 Co.,
by +. S. Pratt on q. w, Macfar-
lane q Co., and unendorsod.
Draft No. 2730, drawn to the order of
q. X. KaplIle for S39G 75-1O0,by
+. i. Porter, on w. Irwin 4 Co.
Draft No. 1913, drawn to the order of
Il. Ii. Bailey, for S232, by G. ii.
Alexander on Castle & Cooke.
Two Ten Dollar Notes. and one Two
Dollar and Il half gold piece.
ll9 lw III. a. HEN.
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MR. w. Ii. CoRNwELI.'S grey
stallion General Garfield" which
has made the best time SO far Oh the
Islands--a mile in 1.47I-was sired
by California, dam Queen; Cali
fornia by Munday, dam Mossrose ;
Queen was by Norfolk, dam Duces.
For full pedigree, reaching to and
beyond the celebrated Lexington,
see American Stud Book.