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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
Very Conpiii ner1arY.

The following complimentary notice O. Miss Liliie EdgiDgton we copy firm the Washington Sunday Gazette of January 3Oth:
 "A Nkw "SrAE Miss Lille Ed2ingtoIi, the young and taleTted actress and gre"s favorite sf the Pacific coast, recently arrived in New York, and will shortly make her debut on the Eastern stage. Miss Edging ton has edduring the last eighteenlnonths at the Baldwin, San Francisco, in the fol lowing roles: "G1abcl Euntingtord" Tn s'The World, ''Dauphin," in ''Louis El, '' ''Francois," in "Richelieu." "Azna," Tn Leah" "Qreen Gertrude, in Hamlet, ''Queen Elizabeth in ''Sichard III, v ] ''Lady Allworth,' B in ''New Way to Pay Old Debts" "Margaret Overreach, in the same play, s;Myrana," in 'Galatea," Madame de Montiland," in Two. Nights in Rome, '' 'fPauliEe," in 'The Lady of Lyons" eic ', I in all of which she achieved great success Miss Edgington supported Sheridan Tn all oi
 his finest parts. The press of the Iacitic coast speak of Miss EdGingtcn as graceful. self-pOssessed. an xcelIent reader, and for one who recently came before the tootilshts. as having the very finest conception or trag- edy, drama and comedy. It IS predicted fol
 her that the blank in the profession caused l by the death of the lsInented Nelson Wi. 1 be filled in every particular BleTlt should
 always be encouraged, and In thls con
 nection we welcome the young lady to the
 East, and bespeak for her those courtesies
 which arc due to stranger among new faces and scenes
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
rX-sENAToR sARGENE.

The press, regardless Of party, are unit at least, in regard to Senator Sargent sterling honesty, his un Tea:.ed industry, his great ability and unwaverinx devotlo" to America's welfare. It is now fact be- vond peradventure that he is to supe rcede Mr. Kjrkwood as Secretary Q. the Int srior. That he will fill the place with honor and credit there is not ths least doubt, and for this happy change in rreaident Arthur's Cabinet much credit Is due to Senatsr J. r. Jones, of Nevada, one of the brightest lights in the U. $. Senate For Secretary Kirkwood we entertain none but feelings of kindness, howerer, tl', ''Unanimous yer dict" is that he Is entirely teo s,ov anu old fogish Ho ls tre1 the Utisrmost pits ofthe stomach a simon prrc uou-cour-tallst. None, Lovsver, dou5+ 4i= talent and senu- inc goodness, Quite different ss5.s- 2Sar gent. s---css.ye, proart snd c-ear-Eeadea -lu ecery sense of the word, and not afraid t9 ezpre-s h;msel5 aDon all subjects nc natter now grave; just what is necessary tc make good Secretary of the In; arior.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

companies of soldiers are at Camp Hus- chuca, but are in no danger, being 25 miles away.
 Marshall Williams, Wells, Fargo 6 Co.,. s Agent at this place, has left here suddenly, leaving several in the lurch. His accounts with the company are quare
 Ihe jury in the case of Billy the Kid, charscd with murder, has been out two days.
 FLOODS.
 GALVESTON. Feb. Disastrous floods ire reported on the Brazos River.
 THE ALBANY DEADLOCK.
 ALBANY, N Y, Feb. S.-Tammany Assemblymen withdrew from the Demo cratic caucus tonight. The caucus nomi- mated a full line of officers in the House. which cannot be elected without the aid of Ianlmany TO ABOLISH THE WHIPPING POST.
 RICHAoSD, VA, Feb. S.-The Read justers have decided in favor of the abo lition of the whipping post.
 CALIFORNIA GRAIN.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 8-At meetin; of the Produce Exchange report of tn, call committee was submitted. A com mittee of seven was appointed to mak rules for the conducting of business; anC the Beard of directors asked to establisl standards of produce as mentioned Il yesterdays report. The minority rePor by Horace Davis and E. .M. McNear opposing the call system, as tending tC introduce gambling feature into the grain trade, was rejected. | FEEIGHTS.
 MARICoPA, Feb. 9. 9.-Prescott- Herzog III; Otis, 1885; Nee; IOS6, Head, 11Oj Fisher, 6OO; BulTum, 290O
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
Tele aPhic-
STORMS.

LONDON, Feb. G.-The British steamer Cosmo has foundered in the Black Sea. Ten persons were washed ashore from the vessel near Kilia.
 BOSTON, Feb. GA number of wrecks are reported off Nantucket. Considerable damage was done to property along the beach. A portion of Nantucket beach. The The railway was swept away. The snow storm was very severe throughout New England Trains are seriously delayed and the roads blockaded. A passenger and freight train coiiided at Nantucket. Seve- rai passengers were injured.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

A grand boom is rapidly approaching this county. Wbyl Because the capi- tilists of the Eastern States are just be- ginning to realize the true value of onr rich mines, and the mining experts are coming this way for the purpose of ex- lming them. They are open for ln- ,pection, and mine owners willingly in- gite them to do so. Not only is Yavapai county the home of the miner and pros hector. but is also the home of the stock man, farmer and ranchman, and there IS room for many more. The late snow storms have eladdened the hearts of many, and prosperity is sure to follow.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

The practice Is common among the en- gravers and watchmakers of Germany of hardening their tools in sealing-wax. The tool is heated to whiteness and plunged into the wax. withdrawn after an instant, and plunged again, the pro cess being repeated until the steel is toe cold to enter the wax The advantages claimed for this method are that the steel becomes almost as hard as the diamond, and when touched with little oil or tur pentine. the tools are superior for engra wing, ana also for piercing the hardest metals.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
Copper sfirtn2.
TIlbuoueruue Jou, nall


 Last yesr New Mexico produced only half q million pounds of copper, while Arizcna's output reached eight million pounds The year 1882 will show a wonderful increase III the product of this metal in thzs territory. The celebrated mines at Santa Rita, Tn Grant county, will produce several millions oi pounds of ore this year, while mines 1T other portions of tbs territory Will swell the aggregate output to at least ten m lhon pounds. Last year Michigan vas the hrSL copper producing state, it's output belnF B, coo, ,000 pounds. The mines or Ne" Mexico are more exttnsive than these O. Michigan, and with de evelopment will place this territory at the hs ad of the copper pro ducins states of the union. The price ct copper continues firm, and gives fair lrohi to miners. During the past year the excess of exports over impol Is was nhoGt 7,COo,oOc pounds, so that the consumption was about 64 ,0O0, GOO pounds; the stocks Gt the close of the year in producers, dealers, and manufacturers hands being probably iowel than at the corresponding time last year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

The Nugget is little off in regard to the feelings of the MINER in connection with the appointment of MT. Tritle as Governor Perhaps the MINER knows more about the appointment and the final result than the Nugget dreams of. There are many changes and promotions in thi' world of progress and prosperity. Th' laugh may be ont the other side some ofthest fine days. If the press of Southern Ari zona have any doubts as to the standing of Hon. T. J. Butler, we would advise them to communicate with Senators Mil Ter and Jones or even President Arthur We know one thing, stebbins, the Tomb stone pet didn't succeed, and the Citlzen' nsg came out with g broken leg.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

"He'sa man after my own heart" ex- claimed an impulsive young lady, sometime since.
 "Pshaw," exclaimed her practical old father, "hes a man after the money your Uncle Jabob left you
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

The Nevada State Journal says that an exploring party recently found in Death Valley the relics of 9 party that perished thirty-two years ago. The only traces that survived were pocket-knife, a wagon spoke, some bolts and 8 wagon tire.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
Ne. Mexico has Pueblo Literary and

Ne. Mexico has Pueblo Literary and ..an i School located at Albuquerque, ..- i v the Interior Department and Q. ...-.erian Home Mission Board, fof
 caaor and promotion of Indian chil-
 om the various Puoblos in the Terri ...y. At present there are 90 scholars In attendance, and u e progreEs made bJ them during the last year Is said to hsye been most wonderful Miss Mary Auld is one os the principal teachers Of the six selected for conducting the Albuquerque Industrial In stitution Why can't Arizona have similai sehool for her Indian childrenl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
LAND LEAGUE.

BuFFArc, Feb. G.-Tho Land League Association requests the Leaoue throughout the country to take action in their respect i've districts and urge members of Congress t, bring the consideration of cases of lm- prisonment of American citizensby the Brit isa Government in Ireland.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

The Tucson Citizen, few days since, gave us severe ralI"g over iii regard to the supposed removal of WhiPple Bar racks. Now, Dr. Citizen, that edi- torial was not written by Mr. Beach, as he was on h;s way to Prescott from his Eastern trip; lsnco the ''side-wipes7 in vour brilliant edi orial amounted to noth- inu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

ed tho -ougbly hospitals there, ortnlng 2 e.. daal fl valuable information Dr. Glboon VIII fns charge uDl,ss he affects cure Persons at snouIf he s.-c.l- conf le tis You TO 'ne bUthe Dacto Peso writing the Doctor v'll pease state the name of the paper they she thls scv isenent n oh rsc- reasonable all write. Address l'r. J. F. Gib6o1 Box 1857 Seed SIO for I; chage O. meG-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

It is reported that the manager of the Fish Commission is going to Washington on ofioial business. Deduotiug the expense attending th;s very delightful trip, the com ls,ission will have about money enough 'eit to stock a wash basin with suckers. h the mean time, for fear of accidents, we have written delegate Oury to mix quantity Of spawn with our garden seed. The Free Press staff. from this on, will be self constituted, illegitimate fish commission. The public is asked to compare results Yuma Free Press.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

Mir. Farwell, member of Congress from Illinois, has introduced bill for publishing list of all persons receiving or claiming pensions, or to whom pensions have been refused
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

When Peter led the first crusade, a Eorsenan wooed an Arab maid beneath the tlopic moon. And as they cood to- ether here, it makes one think of silver ware-namely-a desert spoon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
TO HI f<- LIN FORTUNATE
DR. GIBBONS Dispensary

GS2 Ksarny street, corner of Commercisl, san rancisco.
 established -n 1856, for the treatment of seminal and exuai diseases such as gon- orceae gleet- stIicture, sy ph- lis, in ail its forms, seminal weakness, InpCleDcy, nigkt less of 1eams, plmplss cn face and Loss of ms nhood : c-n poItiv. ly be cured. The S sick and afflicted shou'd not g fail te cali CpC ! him. The b 1etor has trGveled exten-
 slyeiy in Europe and insrect-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

Five copper mines in Arizona produced 8, 1C0, 900 lbs of copper last year including nearly ,, ,0OO, GOO ib. by the Copper Queen Company. This Company exqscts soon to produce 1,2 ,25O, 600 lbs per month.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

'Chinese barbers shave without father. " This reminds us that our old chcolmas, CT used to lather without shaving. One Is said to be as painful an operation as the other.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

Twenty-nine railroads in the United States, with a mileage of 2,6l7 miles and an apparent investment of $76,645,00O ill bon: $ and other indebtedness, have been foreclosed the past year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

A printer was convicted Tn Dubuque, Iowa, the other day, unCer an old and tor so. State law, for fishing on Sunday. served him right ne ought to have been ,t work on Monday paper.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
lfLiJTl1 dPAGIFIE R.a.
 LAND FOR SALE.

The land department of he Atlantic q Pacific Rail road CompSry is nov organized and it's offce esiab ish d -r the Aim jO HOuse, New Albuquerque, New Mexico,
 All communications coRcerning lanJs owr ed by ihe company should be addcesscd to J. A. Williamson, and COmmis ssiOner of said company. The gra f of laud~ male tO inc np1ny cf>l1a z7h dsv If Juy s6s. and the gk of the eomTsTy 'O la'.ds atr- NsIeh I2th 1872. since wcich tin yalid claim of tAa .cd nuIn1sre1 sactloEs s1cii cue, Q, nd Ave cs "a Q Gccr ed 10 cyoue vtfru tf.y 3u each side of the hn- for the -.zC .s d-fr B .s-atsd.
 pn'e 'tJti~ val ise recieved for th7 pSrchase, f any lands he CI sieg the eoinPauy ard Pr lar ,yes d re U.ust. Re.-smber 10 FaG-drrss all Sh- rlun-cst- 0us
 J. s WVLLINNSON,
 Lan,. Connuissicner
 A. S f. R. Co.
 Nv Alb1fr erdUa,
 Ner MsxIco. Seit ' S-1 t!- >
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

The freight receipts Of the Atchison, To- peka and Santa Fe road at this station for the past month amounts to sS6,768. l3. TEis is for the town Gloae and does not in oluie material used in the construction Of .be Atlantic and paciiic road.-Albuquerqe lo,1n,sl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

Guitsso doasnt seem to relish the idea of being (after doath} c2ryed up by tile medl cal fraternity and having his scf-nny 1'teie- ton put on exhibition ill some curiosity shop He ought to be cremated alive.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

A Washington dispatch of the 4th inst says the President to-day confirmed the sentence of death pronounced by the court martial in the case of the three indian scouts. Dead Shot, Dandy Jim and Skippy, convicted of mutiny at Cibicu, and ordered their execution on March Sd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

Dr. Hollands poem, ''Bitter-sweet .as had tine largest .ale of any poem sves published ill this country-25O,UOU opies.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

It is now almost certain that Lieutenant DeLonq and those of his party who effected a landing at the western mouth of the Lena have perished. The news from Lieutenant Danenhower leaves just faint hope that the party may be rescued, but the cold and hardships have been so severe that 1t wonid be almost a miracle if any of the men lived through the winter. The voyage of the Jeannette has been one of the least satls- factory ever projected in search of the North Pole. If another attempt IS to be made the start should be from the Siberian islands, ample stores of provisions and c!o
 hing being established on them and the main land, at the mouth of the Lena and other prominent landmarks. There would have been little difficulty to surmount If DeLons had found supplies on the coast when he landed.-S. F. Post.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

A negro once gave the following toast De Go6ernor ob de State-he come Tn wid berry little opposi ion; he goes out wid none at all.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

Hsn. Harry Woods has Fevered his eon- nectiJn with tho Tombstone Nugget, and t now passe. into new management. Harry IS deputy sheriff under cur old and es- teemed friend, J. il. Behan, to whom Yayapai owes much for vsluad,e service; rendered during his many years of official duties in this sectton
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

The gold proouctions of Georgia has increased from S40,O eco in 1873 to nearly 54, 100000 in 1881.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

A slave has but one master; the ambl- ...,us man has as many masters as there are srsons whose aid may contriDu t to the .dvancement of his future.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

The railroads built last year cost at least Sl6O,OOO, ,000, and probably S200,- 100000.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

A young lady being asked by ricl bachelor, Iii no; ' -uTseii, who would you rather beP' repiled sweetly and modestly, .sYnurs. truly"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

Beach, of the MINER, has undoubtedly remarkable influence with the President and .he different departments at Washington. Witness the abandonment of Whipple Bar racks.-Yuma Free Press.
 Thanks Sam. When Whipple Barracks are abandoned, it will be because there no longer exists necessity for them. Howev- CT they nor Headquarters have been taken from as, and eff the Court knows itself, and we believe it does, ," they will not be. We do not blame Oury for anything He is not guilty of having interfered. Arizona mat ters are managed by Mccormick and Jones.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

The coinage at tn. minta during January w.s ten million four hundred and hity thousand, of which two millions three hun dred thousand were standard silver dollars.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
| AND T. R. ?.

Nl.w Yoaz, T96. 5.-The Tribune has the following: It is asserted with great positiyeness ty thoso who are in position to inov about the recent purchase of the half interest it. :.,e \. ls '. G. E., that New York nlca wi. -fe -@.H t'.s 5' take two- thirds of tAa .is,. ,ssaz co: Sl5, j'" |eO, have decided that su.nt Uliu'rs''.l4ins must bs reached in reg..l To .ac t"5'rs Io'iey of tIe road and its cNteus."i.S.
 Persons who contrQi the St Lotus and San Francisco railroad have, it iF sad, ln- formed the Dostol7 company that it Is de- sire, t. have a settlement oi cert.I' points in-dispute before auy allotment of subscrip- sons is made. l. is thought an adjust ment vii be arrived at without resort to the courts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

Most great singers are accused ot taking some slight stlmulant, but few know now much 1t takes l., prima dona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
FATAL DELEGATE TO THE UNITED STATES.

FATAL DELEGATE TO THE UNITED STATES.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The Hera'd's spe. cial from Chicago slys it is announced tn The Pope is about to appoint a Papal Dele gate to the United States.
 WHAT THE POPE IS ABOUT TO DO.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The Heralds specia from Chicago says it is announced that th' the Pope is about to appoint Papal dele gate to the United States A reportel :,llled last evening on Cardinal McClcske. and Nj. R. G. Quinn. Vicar General of th, liocese. neither having had any official inti oation that such an appointment was con -emf!ated.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

That was left-handed compliment paid john Wasson by the Courier.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
NoETLCGs.

No.c cr is he eby given, Ing all persons agsm' I,i-c.asins he hi4Tlui mi e, Weaver hstr t. 1aNa u.i C ;t.,ty A. I., I.onl any person bat the una z s..zuyi wao is ths lawful Owcer tle said pr rPer i.I n a de,l of the bAhNIA dAAAAN
 A ,s.'Op- II lt, JaL 25, IS'1.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
TRAIN NOT HEARD FROM.

FREDERICKSBURG, Feb. GA train on the Piedmont narrow gauge railroad, which left Orange Couithcuss last night with z3 hands, in charge of the Superintendent, to raise the snow blockade, has not been heard frOlI since.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

President Arthur is slow m making poml- nations for the Paci6c Coast.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
NOTICGs-

r,,-s-.- ,.,- ,rs,-cs 9T-. c. p. Hicks will act my N,, . o i- vull-O4.z-d tTsus.ct al busnsss TOT -, J. W. DOUGHER1Y- Jal..lary "A 1882
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

The Nebraska gsnators want man ap- pointed Secretary of 5he Interior from their SSstc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
II0TESE
 ~ Dissolution of Co-Partnersh0

--otice is here given hat tno co-psrnersnp here tofo-e existing bstW e@ tte undefsgned. under tue ru name and styly of Br cht smith, doing and car rvinq on the business of backsmitbing end wagon making at Pre eo.t Arizona Territo " Is this d-y ds- oIve,l by mutual consent. The said q. v. shit tri,g from said eo-r rartnership. The said G. Bfnt assumes all the fnde edness against the said eo-part- pe-ship and is receive and collect all debts ard de- Iallics due to sid CO., Ssrtnershiu -,
 G. &. SMITH.
 Prescott, A. T.: January 14, lss2. sN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

The Prize fieht between Ryan and Su,- livan, took place yesterday at Miss;ppi city, and was won bv Sullivan in the ninth round, Ryan failing to put in aD appearance The fight was witnessed by hundreds of people, ant thousands of dol- lars changed hands.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

The city of Durango, in Mexico, has in it's vicinity hill that is almost pure iron. It is two miles long, one mile wide and 700 feet high. On its surface, un- covered and visible, are, accord-ug to esti- mate, 2OOOOO,OOO of tons of iron ready to be placed in the smeltin% ovens that 1t IS proposed to put up at the foot of the Jill. A large part of the ore yields from 70 to so per cent. pure metal, and IS easi- W worked and converted into steel. Wood for fuel in unlimited abundance k to be had near by, and good water IS likewise accessible. Altogether there seems to be no reason why Durango 5hould not be a Pittsburg or Birmine- nam in the near future, or even cast those cities of iron and flame entirely into the shade
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
WHAT THE POPE IS ABOUT TO DO.
ECEEEEE

CHARLESTON, A. T, Eel J.-TLe stores oi SPrir rer ant :iackes, o. this place, wer, robbed last night for the secuad time. Two men entered the store at about half P; st ten with drawn revolvers, demanding the clerks to keep quiet, while Mir. springei was forced to open the sG:e and take out vat nDn,y tl3r1 wss ol hIll, a.npal5 n to about $500. After securing it they joined a man whom they had left or guard out side, and quietly rode away. It dlily be comes more evident that there is no pro lection for life or property here There is not an officer here to go in pursuit.
 FREIGHT.
 MARICoPA, Feb 6.-S of St J 275; Sore $40; Campbell 2,370; Wurth SEQ; G 6 Son 2O8O; Fisher 1115; F & H 3510; Ariz Put Co 121O; per Waiworth & Gowett, teams, teTs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

A bill to establish an assay office Ill the Territory of Arizona; which was read a first and second time, referred to the Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures, and ordered to be printed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
WORK ON THE A. X P. TO GO ON.

CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-All parties interested have decided it best to extend the Atlhntic and Pacific road to San Francisco, to pre- vent the route from being taken by some other company. It is also understood that the Union Pacific shall extend it's Utah sys- tenn to connection with the Atlantic and Pa cific, observing pro rata of through bus mess.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

Hon G II. Oury introduced the fol lowing Bills in the House:
 A bill to establish branch mint in the territory of Arizona; which was read 2 first and second time, and referred to the Committee on Coinage, Weights, ant Measures, and ordered to be printed.
 A bill to enable the peoHlo- of Arizona to form 8 constitution and State govern ment. and for the admission Of such State into tine Union on equal footing with the original States: winch was read Q first and second tune, referred to the Com -ais1es on Territories, and ordered to be
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.

MARrcoPA, Feb. S.--Wm. Gall, c. F. MickelI, James F. Thompson and H. L. Herzinger
 Howey, 5oo; P B S Co, 16o; k, 05o; G OK. 32o: c S 6.92o; l. B & Co, 2o3; NJ I Caldwell, lSo; r G E, Hoo, ger Torbett.