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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-21
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 It is not however tu discourage a worthy aspiration that this is written, far from 1t. To these latter, whom fortune has favored, be it known that the key to social and mem tai progression consists in these three things: De natWdi, CJsercant of otbe's, and read. Read everything of possible merit, eschewing only those papers and novels which, like individ- uals, carry only too plainly upon their faces the mark If inward iniquity. When we can become completely oblivious of self, and are perfectly natural, then we can move in society without that.painful feeling of em- barrassmont, or m1ncai homie, which so plainly denotes another case of ''matter out of place.
 To those aspiring fors social distinction, ii may however be remembered with profit that ''nothing succeeds like success" and having overcome the giant, Poverty, the rest is comparatively easy, for ''It is success that colors all in life;
 Success makes fools admired makes villains honest All the proud virtue of this vaunting word Fayors success and power, howe'es acquired" HUME.
 Prescott, April 10, 1882.
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s'DoEs HER 0wN WoRK."-Docs she: What of it! Is it any disgrace! Is she any less true woman. less worthy of respect t.an she who sits in silk and satin, and IS vain of fingers that never labor! We lis tened to this sheer few days ago, and the .one in which it was uttered betokened a marrow, selfish, ignoLle mind, better fitted for any place than a country whose lnsti' unions rest on honorable labor as oae of the chief co,ner-stoncs It evinccd false idea ..f the true basis of society, of true woman hood, of genuine nobility. It showed the destible s,,;rit of caste, of rank which cer' tain class are trying to establlsh-a caste whose sole foundation Is money, and so the meanest kind of rank known to ciFIllZatlon' Mind, manners, morals, all that enters intc q good Character, are of no account with these social s.eols; position in their suited ranks is bought with gold, and each ad ditioual dollar is another round iG the lad by which elevation is gained
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Governor Tritle mas been taking all possible steps in the Indian murder atfalr near Hereford He has been in tele- cranhic communication with Gen. Wilcox and William Herring of Tombstone. The Indians have gone northward through the Mule mountains, and Gov. Tritle has received information that troops accompa- nied by Indian scouts, will start lmme- diately from Huachuca, in pursuit of the Indians, if the trail can be found.-Tuc- son Citizen
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The highest mine in the United States, and probably in the world, is the Present Help, situated on Mount Lincoln, on the main range of the Rocky mountains, m Park county, Colorado. According to Professor Hayden, Mount Lincoln has an altitude of 4,2g7 feet The Present Help boarding house, built alongside of the entrance to the main drift, is about two hundred yards away from the extreme summit of the mountain and 14O feet lower down. This leaves It I4.I57 feet above sea level, and 1t IS un- doubtedly the highest inhabited house in the world
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Henry Ward Beecher merely weakens his hold on the American public when he advo- cates unrestricted Chinese immigration. He did noble work for the emancipation of the slaves, and only stultifes the dignity of his own laborjous life when the would subject his fellow citizens to the competition ot a servile race which comes hither without family ur homes to dcbase laLol.
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TyRRICOvY or ARIZONA,
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TYRRIVOvY or ARIZONA,
 County ot Yavapai,
 On this day Of >Hril, 1ss2, before me- the under signed a u;.ry Pd IIc, in ard for tle said COuu y aud Terltor duly nj and swOrl Der -o.iay psartd Maud Mcda ui, ?. rsoually anOwn to me to De the indili 'uil scrlDrG in d wlo executed the fo-eroiug iustrumen-, who examination separate part and fron wIrhou fhe he rtas of her husb Ld, acsnoW edg ged that executed the said ms r,- uent freely and volunt v and for the uses aud pur- Do ther in mentioned, and fear com u sl0n undue iuhufnre of said hGsbaEd, aud hat she does not wish reJr-ct th- ecutlOn of the saIue Tn witness whereof have hereuntO set nv hand r and aftA ed The O. ny office, at Pre- cot, t9'I Ihi- 9th day Of Apu 1852.
 ED. W. WELLS,
 Notary Pubic.
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REDEMPTION OF COUNTY WARRANTS

I will pay on presentation, the following warrants on the
 GENERAL FUND, Nos T tu 92, inclusive. The holders of said warrants are hereby notified that interest thereon ceases from the date hereto affixed. and that if the same be not presented within ten days, the funds set apart for their redemption will be applied to the payment of warrants next in the or der in which they were issued.
 E. J. Cook,
 County Treasurer, Prescott. March q 1882.
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HoS. A. E. DAvIs.-The Tombstone Mug get. in mentioning the Repuclican meeting at Mineral Park, has the following, the last lines of winch arc certainly very fair and correct:
 seWe suppose that the meeting was held ;r the interest of Hon. A. E. Davis, Of Mo- have county, for Delegate. Mr. Davls was before the people once before for the posi- tion. and had he received any support south of the Gila, certainly would have been sue cessful. He has been in Arizona many years, is well known everyw here, and would make a thorough canvass, and ii elected, Tn all probability, would be an excellent rep, resentative for us in Washington.
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:'birt, exclaimed the Lord Palmerston, during debate, ':dirt, why there IS no such thing in existence, it is simply matter in the wrong place." A happy definition, the ap- plication If which can be seen in every sphere of life How few there are who fill their proper position! By this is meant that
 plaee among their fellow beings to which by virtue of education, and consequent culture, and refinement some men undoubtedly be- long. It matters not. to what may be at tributed the evident downfall of some from that position in life to which 1t had pleased nod to rall them-their manners, language and appearance, even iii rags. ahke proclaim case of matter in the wrong.place."
 Take again the case of those worthy fel- lows who, possibly through much physical suffering, as well as native. astutenesS, have suddenly emerged from comparative poverty to affiuence. Can anything be more painful to witness than thelr efforts in aspiring to a higher social status than that in which they were born and raisedl l say painful, be- cause of the manifest modification such men ] assuredly feel, conscious as they must be of that which Is so apparent to others, that
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Notice of Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT PR"scoTT, A. T.
 AlFil fh, lSS3- Nati hereby given that the following named set fer filed notice of his ntetiol to ake final proof in support of his ola and lal entry thereof, at the U. \. Land Off e, at Presco {, A. T., on the 10th day of May, 1882, ster !. Aouroe, D, T. No- IO5s, for the N 14 of W Il aud W l of Il sec ton 34 F north uge east, aud IaGes t5 IopN- ing his witLesses -i- C. RsncrOl,, II ,e, c. l.. P,pians u, Beckers, all of Yayapai County, A. T. apl7-5wu l. ". N. KELLY, Register
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GEORGE M. PTNKHAM
The Career Of a loo Esc.u as Told by His
 Wiio

It having been asserted that George N. PinGham, the defaulting insurance solicitor, Is not only swindler of insurance compa- uies, but that for number of years has been an nprincipled libertine, d Chronicle reporter yesterday called upon his former wife. now resident of this city, and from her obtained the following statement: ''Pinkham and 1 were married in Westport, Missouri, in 1871, and for two years fol- lowing never heard or even susp;cioned anything wrong of him, although received several anonymous letters anything but complimentary to him. From Westport we moved to Kansas City, stopping at the Bar mum House. Here he gave full swing 10 his evil propensities, fell in love with the landlady, was openly and constantly a visi- tor to her private apartments, neglected me 80 much SO that 1 was compelled to sew for the servants and guests of the house III order to maintain myself and child-and conducted himself SD shamefully that he furnished scandal enough to keep the tongues of all the gossips in the place busy. He left Kansas City and went to Texas, but the climate not agreeing with him, or the people of that part of the country not ap- precIating his peculiar style, he left sud denly, and returned to his former lady-love. the proprietress of the Barnum Hcuse He promised to marry the foolish woman, prom ised her diamonds, rings, bracelets, etc. induced her to sell out the hotel, borrowed all the money he could from her and ran of to California.
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Assessm ent Notice.

To VoLNEY RECTOR:
 Yol hereby notified that have expended cne hundred dollars in labor and improve Nemehts upon he Rambo Lode. Black Hills District. Eavafai county, AriZona located Feb 0Ih, 1874 In order % cold he said premises, nder the pr visions of section 2314 Revi ed statutes the United states, and 1T within ninety days fer this notice by pubic alton you fail or refuse to coUtrbute proportion of such eNpend ture ce-Owner, your interest in said caim will be come the Iropery of tho sehecrib- unoer section 2324. JOHN MAkS-
 Presco t. Feb, 10 1882 w9
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LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, A. T.
 March 8, 1>G2. No:ce is hereby gi en that the following d settler has filed nOtice his intention n-ake final proof in support Of clam, and secure f1al entry thereof at tie IT. S. Land Office at Prescott, A T. she Sth day of April, 1882: George Blot: II Nc. 7s for the W l4 sec. 8, IA. R W, and names the folio ing his witnesses, s. C. Miller, Andrew Whitchair, H. II. Herbert, and John Dixon.
 m'cha-5w '" V. VTT-Y.
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Special Term of the District
 Court.
". N. KELLY,
 Register.

pc ial Term of the District Court of the Tnir Ju dical District the Territory of Arizona ill aud fer the County of Yavapai.
 Whereas it has been made to appear satisfactorily tn the District Judge of the above named Court by the District Attorney prosecuting for sad county tast t1 interest of public justice den ands that special term C. sald Court shOua be he'd for the trial of criminal causes the transaction of criminal busIness gen aly and that the interest of pubic justice in hs District Attorn-y's judgment, demanfs ir. Therefore, by virtue of the statute in such cases made and pIOvid d. the undersigned, Judge of sa.i Court hereby directs that special term of said Court be he'd at Prescott, in said COunt,, for he IurpOs, aforesaid, commencing on Monday, the first cay of May, 1882 at lU o clocE, A. M.
 The Cerk of said Court is hereby directed to pub fish notice of the ill swspaper of general circulation said County for the period not less than twenty days, before said frst day of May. Pres colt, A. T., March sth, 1882.
 |. u. W. FRFHCE
 Judge Of Third District Court. ISrT\ A true copy. WM NHKrRsoN, G6O Attest; Clerk District c''-'' IndOrsed
 Filed March 18th, ls>2
 vN. wILEERsoN, Clerk, Prescott, March 24th, IS
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Dissolution Notice.

The copartnership heretofore existing between Boyd < Boswell in tie Prescott Reg Saloon hgs ths the 22d V of March. Is-2, dissolved by mutual con sent F. Boyer retaining all right to the business All tills due the finn vii be raid to s. F.. Boyd.
 . [. BONE,
 JOHN BOSWELL. = Prescott March a4th, 1882. 3w
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AN AMOUR IN OAKLAND.

Mrs Pinkham then described their life in Oakland: hls amour with the wife of a physician or that place: how she discovered him in fagroace deiic'O with his paramour; made him get up, dress and go home with the muzzle of pistol at his ear; took his watch and clothes, sold them and feed a lawyer with the proceeds and obtained a divorce from him. When asked by the reporter if she had any definite knowledge of his whereabouts. Mrs Pinkham replied that she did not, except from what she read in the newspapers but hoped he would he caught and punished. Il s. F. Chronicle.
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Notice for FUDIicatEOn-
LAND OPTIC cE AT PRESCOTT, A

LAND OFF ICE AT PRESCOTT, A. T., !
 March 3, lS,2. | NotIee is hereby given that the Iolloving med settler has fled notice of his ilteuuon to ale hna proof in support of his cla m and secur final entry thereof at the U. \. Land Ofhce Gt esctt AT CE the sth day of April. 1ss2: John II. bickson: II No. 90. for the E s of " Il and E of . Il ec. 33, Township IA, R W, aHd na the fOllOWI as his witnesses viz: George Blot, Henry He bert aud samuel Mtllgr, Anlrss l. niteha,r l!ad Cherries W. Beach. WILLIAM \. hELLH,
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NoTJCE!

Notice is hereby given warning all rersons as1ins urchasing the Gira' Leviathan Mine, formerly owned by C. F. anton) Weaver District Yavapal county, A. T. rel coated as the nesdnot mine, by the undersigned Persons re further warned against respaf sing the said property, they will be prosecuted accnrdng to JUAN hoOoA
 Antelope Hill, Jan. 23, 1882.
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Dissolution Notice.

The eopsrtnershp heretofore existing between John Kirwagen and Geo. W Sines has this day been dis solved by mutual MT. Kirwagn retiring and NIT. Sines retaining the business: All bills due the firm owed by them up to date will be settled y the remaining partner.
 JOHN KIRWAGEN,
 GEO. W. SINES All perscns Knowing themsel es indebte d to the la firm of Kirwagen SInes are notified that sp iD med ate settlement is reguifed. - ,-,,-, Pre- scott, NJ arch 18th, 1852. 3w
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Di>sOiutIOn Notice

otics is hereby given that the Ar kLcwG ss v. D Payton Co. is. from this date, dissolved by mutual ousent The business will be carried on h- W. ID. Pavton and T. L. Walsh who will sssuTe au frdebte,.- ness aud collest all Ints of sad tru.s 9o7n A. McCrackin retiring
 w.D. PATTON,
 l.. WALSH,
 JOHN A. hCCRACKIN. Bill Williams Mountain, Feb. 2Oth 1892. m25-Sw
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R. H. Van Arman, the father of H. M. Van Arman, Secretary of Arizona, died in this city this morning, after lingering ill., ness. He had only recently arrived from the Eastern States, hoping that the climate of California would afford him some relief. The funeral will take place at 10 a. m. to- morrow, from the residence of H. Nj. Van Arman, on the corner of Seventh and Center streets. Oakland Tribune, April 14th.
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Telegraphic.
SPECIAL TO THE INNER. 1
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.

SAN FRANcIsco, April 19.-The Parrott- Donoughue wedding to-day was signalized by some notable features. The bride re- ceived presents to the amount of three hun dred and fifty thousand dollars, consisting of bonds. real estate, iewelry, etc. spe' ciai benediction was received from the Pope The marriage service of the Catholic Church being celebrated according to the forms il case of the marriage of crowned heads oi Europe.
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A SCANDAL IN EVANSVILLE.

''Soon after his arrival in Sacramento he obtained position in the employ of the Pacific Mutual Insurance Company. He didn't intend sending for me, but one of the officers knowing me personally insisted upon his doing SO. For short tune after my arrival he behaved rather decently, but decency and Plnkham never did agree very long. In Marysville he fell in love with the wife of lawyer of that place, and had the adamantine cheek to send for me and even introduce me to her. 1 reasoned with him. begged him to behave himself, but twas no use, and the affair became so noto- rieus that the woman's husband met Pink ham on the street and would have shot him down like dog, but he gave ridiculous, shameful and utterly disgraceful explana- ton ,f the harnllessness of their intimacy, and strangest of all, made the woman's hus- band believe it. He had liaSons wherever he went all over the State.
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Gen. Wilcox has ordered great many troops to be in readiness to suppress any Indian outbreak which might take place on the San Carlos Reservation.
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fAHSEl.I.

DUBLIN, April 1S.-Parnell- arrived at Kingston this evening. MISSISSIPPI RIVER APPROPRIATI0N-CoW- oW-BoIS
 WAsHNGrQy, April 1S.-The President sent d message Il Congress urging rn ap- propriation of million dollars for improy- ing the Mississippi River.
 The cabinet to-day cqpsidered the Cow boy nuisance in Arizona, and steps will be tlken to render Government aid to the civil authorities.
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REW. ARD.

The Territory of Arizona offers s rewa q of S4OO fer the and conviction of the parties who stopped the stage pear lagstl the 5h 7th of April or two hundred the and conviction those who rob- bed the stage either of said dates.
 F. A. TEITLT, Governor. The County of Yavapai also offers additional re ward S4OO for the arrest and cOnyctiOn the san parties, 70 | IN. RO ENBUkG,
 M. A. CLINE,
 Supervisors. The Pest flee Department will give reward of ss2OO ihe and conviction of each If he parties gagged III stepping said stages.
 apll2 T. W. OTIS, Pos master, Prescott.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MAIL LETTINGS.
Notice to Contrac tors

Post Office Department,
 WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH l, 1882. PROPOSALS will be received at the Contract Office of this Department until F. M, of April 29. 1es2, for carrying the mails of the United States the and according the schedule of arrival and departure lecifiee b the Department in the Territor! of Ar- zona, from July ], 1882, to June 90, 1856. List of routes, wthd schedules of arrivals and departures in structlons 10 bidders with forms for contrscts,and bonds and all necessary information. w. be furnished upon application to the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
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Prescott, April l5;lI, 1ssa.
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Prescott, April 10, 1882.
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Notice of Publication.

Pre- scott, NJ arch 18th, Iss2.
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WASHINGTON, April lS.-Rear AC miral John Rogers is seriously ill wit heart disease.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board Of Supervisors met at 10 A. n,
all the members present except Mr.. Bailey,
who is still ILL.,
In accordance with report from County
Auditor Gerber and Assessor Houston, claims
for allowance, by reason of erroneous assess
ments, were granted as follows: Henry
Budd, SAG "a; j. L. Zuver. $40 20; Iii
mer Bros, s45 81; George w. Chesley,
SS 80; d. Hobbs, S42 80, and j. M. Over
meyer, $40 35.
d. J. Simmons appeared before the Board
and made application for the use of the upper
hall of the Pavilion, from the LIST OF June
until the 18th of August, for theatrical pur-
poses, during which time the Metropolitan
Theater will be undergoing repairs. The
matter was taken under advisement.
The report Of Road Overseer s. p. Boyd,
of District No. 5, was filed, examined ana
found correct. Also the report of Overseer
r. T. Scott, of District No. 15, was found
correct and placed on file.
Mr.. Blair offered a resolution THAT the
Clerk of the Board give notice that this
Board will not consider any demands against
the county unless ordered by q member of
this Board, and said order must be attached
to the demand"
The report of the viewers appointed to lay
out road in District No. 10 was filed, and
the same set for hearing on February s, 1882,
at 10 A. M, the Clerk to notify the non con-
sentiDg land owners.
A claim of R. I. Scott for S95 was al
lowed. and the claims of Louis Spillner for
SIT, P. NJ. Sullivan for So 20 and j. Z. Bus-
Ter for S32 Cd we're rejected. OF the amount
allowed to L. T. Scott $50 was for right of
way for the new public road contemplated in
Road District Is, for which he executed his
deed, with remainder in case said land shall
cease to be SO used to the said grantor.
Also the following claims were allowed ss
follows: 4. G. Perkins, Sl2; u. G. Kirk &
Co., S37 OF; same. S1S 80; M. Barber,
S4S 0S; A. C. Tufts, $40 70; w. t. Yuhre,
So; American District Telegrs phi Company,
S22; E. A Bovyer, S197 73; G. W. Chesley,
Ss 50; J. w. Overmeyer, $50 35 d. Hobbs.
S42 so; j l. Zuyer, $40 20; Zaimer Bros,
$40 OF; H. Budd. s42 "A; j. G. Piersop,
$50; same, S45 so; same, s62 80; ii. s.
Crocker & Co., 1913 so; H. S. Crocker g.
Co, S16O 6S; A. Keishly, S244; j. F. Dge
man, $50; S. P. Boyd, IS 90; J. Nc.
Clatchy. 81; VIM. Gwynn, 81; &. w. Eol-
ton, Sc so; o P. Goodhue, 1902 SO; A. 3.
Nixon, $50; Fred Kolliker. 81 so; james
Gregory. 81; D. Cooper, SIC; S. P. Boyd.
$254 g.; ; n. L. Drew & Co., S53 60; r. 7.
Scott, SIS.
The Board then adjourned for the term.
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