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UORBY & ELLsM0HTm.
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Majolicaware, Decorated and Plain Flower Pots etc
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1as subscriber dssirI call he lavyer-
generally throughout the Wet f.elite.
II the VALLEY PRESS for doing thoroughly good printing
He will si1an ihe eminent reputation long attached the
house TIE cost Of elegant and feet printing greater
;hzn that which q disaZneatle o. y and hand.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
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uNiON HOTEL.

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= Cal Rooms, 80 cents and 81 per day. SPecia,
rates by the month. Billiards, choice liquors and
cigars Hot lunch daily from II A. N: till 2rk
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and death.
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Il. L. BEllfNGs 4 co

E' Us Bs siEsHts ~ UJ',
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
4 In Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents
for DR.. Jaffe's Celebrated Cinchona Bitters also
agents for Litton Springs Seltzer Water, Sononls
county, California No. Ill street. between Fourth
and Fifth m25-4p1m
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24
PELLI FER PAVEMENT.


 With view to purchase from the Pei letter Pavement Company, of Chicago, the right for the manufacture of its block il the State of Indiana, we understand g company is now being formed by some prominent citizens at Indianapolis. They contemplate shipping specimens of ma- terial found in or near that place to Chi cago, out of which Mr. Pelletier at theil request will manufacture sample blocks That which seems to have made the Pel- letter block so attractive to the public and to give 1t the preference over all others, IS the existence almost everywhere of the cheap materials out of which 1t can be made; for the block is simply made out of hard stone or gravel, or clear coarse sand, the former crushed to a size of pea, or grain of corn, and the latter taken as it is, with to per cent of asphalt for a temporary binder, and a small quantity of chloride and oxide of iron added, which chemically combine to soIilify with a granite hardness the whole mass when heated and compressed under hydraulic pressure of about 300 tons.
 These are the cheap materials found in every country, and this the simple pro cess which compose and make the Pel- letter block-a block of uniformly even surface, and, therefore, making a pave ment far more compact and far less noisy than that of jagged granite-a block of hard, crushed stone chemically consoli- dated with particles of iron intermixed, and, therefore, necessarily wearing rough. Such is the excellence of the Pelletier block-de destined, as we believe, on ac- count of its cheapness, durability, want of slipperness, and evenness of surface to supersede the granite and all other ma terials for street raFolaent'.- Chicago Tribune.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24
RUAIORS.

It is currently reported upon the streets of Prescott that Fort Whipple is to be made a six company post; that the Northern portion of Arizona is to be separated from the Southern and made separate depart ment, with a Brigadier General in com mand. Now, we apprehend that such is not the case, and that the rumor came from the simple reason of the troops now stationed at Verde hlving been ordered to Whipple
 There is possibility of post being estab- lished on the line of the A. 6 P. R. R., but that Whipple is to be made a six company post we don't believe it, although such may be the intention of those who have the say
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS
Proposals fir Military Sup
 plies.

HEADQUARTERS DEP ARTMENT OF ARIZONA,
 OFFICE THE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
 WHIPPLE BARRACKS, PRESCOTT, A. T. March Is, 1882 SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, subject to the O usual conditions, will be received this office until I2 o'clock noon Saturday, April 15, 1882, al which time and place they will be opened in tue pres ence of bidders, for furnishing and delivery of Military supplies, during the hscal year commencing the 1st day of July lSs2 and ending the 3Oth day June 1883, as folloss:
 FUEL-Hard and Soft Wood and Charcoal; FORAGE Barley or ats, Bran, Corn, and Hay; STRAw-(oI hayl for bedding such of said suppli~s may be quired at Fcrt Apache, Fort Bowie, Fort Grant, For Huachuca, Fort Lowell, Fort Mcdowell, Fort Mojave Fort homas Fort Verde, and whipple Depot, A. T :. and Fort Yuma, Cal.
 Proposals will also be received at the same tme b the Quartermaster each of the above named posts except Whipple Depot, A. IT, for furnishing the sup plies required by that pos only
 Proposals for Forage and straw required at Wilcox and Maricopa stations A. T., will be received and opened the same time the foregoing at the office of the Chef Quartermas;er of rhe Department.
 Proposals will also be received at the office of the Chief QuartImasIer of the Department and opened the same time with the foregoing for the delivery the. of the s. P R. K. at stations between Los Angeles and Co ton Cal of such quantities of Barley and hydrostaticpressed baled Barley Hay and Straw may be required during the fiscal year commencing July l, 1892.
 Proposals for ct her class of the mentioned for quantiti,s less than the whole qured will be ceived. The Gov erpment tue right to reject any or all proposals. preference will be given to articles of domestic production. Blank proposals and printed circulars stating the kind estimatad quaD titles required at each pest aEd giving full instructions to the manner of biddn g, conditions to be ob- served by bidders and terms of contract and pa ment will be furnished application in office the Quartermasters at the various posts named. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked "Froposals fer --at--'' and addressed to the undersigned or the respective post Quartermasters
 HENRY c HODGES,
 DeIuty Or. Mir. General, U. S A., At Chief Quartermaster.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24
Probate Notice.
". N. KELLY,
 Register

in 'c I-oaie Co,ut of h. Ccuniy cf Y1vapai Terri
 tory Oi ArlzOn-.
 l.. tl- srgtifr ui the state
 Ui RcFs Tr r. lif !'g.ICRs. feceGspd.
 NcIc- 1ct. y gwen that in pursuance of an order Of thr rroba. UHr' o the County cf Yayapal Terri ioIY sf A-'z sUa, I,sfe the fN,h of February tS, n i!c uat-rI of the above es.at. tine under signed, thc a ilstiat'r sHid es.te. will sell at EhHc cH. to hn highest bidder cash, ana sub icJt t" conf H,Ipn by sai,. rOb our on Monday the I3,u G-l of aiaT, 1ss- in front uf tie Court HoU~v door 'n Ire cOjt. I'd County of Yavapai at e hOnr ct 'e c',l' elk A M- of said day, all right t' af interest and e-tate of the Robert P. Hen driCA- #t te tin- ,f his Ce=th, q aI tI right, Ir and luirres' n at the said Tt has, Op ration pf aY. or oihcNis- acqgireu, other th n or III ad- di';ni j' Aa 1 the Robert r. Hendricks the uine o E> 'itaih. nd to the following described prcf.eTt5 .nd lrrIuisC- viz: undivided one-h haf o1, aUG t' fh eeriFn ptssessOry right 1GO scr "i itit H"vu as he Hl H. nirickS ranch, suatP on ts' e. rls-' sC,boI river and abuUt s-ghs miles ''e''v ti" iauch oi S. F. Bowers, fnown Bowers Agoa Fra Ia h tle C' Il! ty oi Y pal. in tho ei i'r. o " ecua, tp Ctier. wi al, singular, t'' -Hrsts. i,T fiitan ard TQi urt there unt" b longing in EuywI>e appe. tainiiig
 Ir' s It ourirIuI of lG, cash in lawful money of he th- d S'aies; deed st txI enc Of the pur- otase-.
 OWN HILL, Asin iuih --ator. Ire cot r, b. 18th, lSo2.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24
TeIcSTaph1C-
fFEcIAL TO THE WISER. }
IREE LOOMS

IBEE LOOMS.
 LAWRENCE, Mass, March 21.-One tho sand looms in the upper Pacific mill, and the entire worsted department, will be closed tonight, throwing 5000 persons out of employment. Four hundred more operatives joined the stre eters this morning. CONGRESSIONAL.
 WASHINGTON, March 2I.-The House committee on private land claims have agreed to report favorably on the bill con- irlnin" the title of McGarrahan to the Pa checo Grande ranch. The bill provides that a bona tide purchaser of trail shall be pro- tected
 Hon. G. H. Oury has introduced bill in Congress to provide for the transfer of cer- tain government property in the Territory of Arizona from the war debt to the Inte- rior Department, for Indian school pur- poses. It was referred to the committee on Indian affairs.
 IL Is understood that the friends of the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroads are working vigorously against the passage of the Chinese bill, as they are infested in hard money and Chinese labor.
 ASSASSINATION.
 TUcsoN, March 21-Frank Stillwell. who kept a livery stable at Charleston, was shot by unknown parties on the night of the 20th.
 SUSPICI0NED.
 TOMBSTONE, March 21-On the receipt of the news of the killing or, Stillwell, many people said the right man had been killed. He was seen on the night of the killing of Morgan Tarp, and next day was in Tucson, having ridden there that night Stillwell murdered man at Bronkaw last year, and was also engaged in stage rob berry.
 THE DEEPEST SNOW.
 TRUCKEE, March 2I--The late storm over Truckee literally buried the smaller houses out of sight. Railroad men say it IS the deepest snow ever know there. MARICoPA, March p -Freight-Gold- water 225O, Buffum 1540, Mason 219O, Fisher 16O. Spauldirg l54O, Head 1900, Robinson 20.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24
FOR DELEGATE.

Since the MINER mentioned the name of Hon. Levi Bashford as a suitable person to represent Ar,zona in the halls of Congress the motion has been seconded by great many citizens of Prescott, irrespective of party. His long residence in the Territory makes him at once familiar with her wants, and his success as a business man is a guarantee that he can manage affairs of a public nature with like success. We would like either Davis, Bashford or Butler as next Delegate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24
Castle Creek, March l5, 1882.

ihE+.Tr AT THE JARDIN MARILLE. - "When 1 was m 1ayis l went to hell, s;lid
 Mir Beccher yesterday lrurn,,.7 His "ast congregation held it's breath during tiic
 pause .: s minute that followed; then he continued. ;:yith my companions, 1 had
 heard uf the JardiH Mabiile 2 gert If gar
 den t" which the e0urteaans flock at u5gl.t, and where virtuous citizens travelling from
 afar go to l ok at them as tiey walk and
 talk. l saw there men paid, as l under st2"d 1t, by the city government, for the purpose oi l.sking frolic, and if l ever saw hell it was in the iacrs of some of these men. They were faces utteriy qe. oiq af goodness. sentiment and conscience, rhey looked like burnt out craters-t there wasn't t any soul iH them.- Herald's report on Sud avs sermon,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24
T. o. HOWE, Postmaster GeHer0L.
Proposals for Flour.
HEAEoU RTERs DErARTa- EST OF ARIZONA,
 Office of Chief Con. missary of Subsistence

HEAroU RTERs DErARTs ARIZONA, Office of Chief Onmissary of Subsistence,
 SEALED PROPOSALS, in triphcate, subject to tn, usual conditions, ill be received at this oee and at the offices of the Acting Assistant COmmissaries of SuhsiSepce the following named posts Arizona, until F o'clock Nj Saturday, March 18th, 1882, al which time and places they will be oI ened presence of biide E. for furnishing and delivery of Flour, follows:
 Fort spache O,OOO lns. Fort Bowe 40 ,OOOIbs, F. Tt Grant 4O,W0 lbs, Csmp Nnachnca, 35,OUO lbs, Fort Lowell 16,WO lbs. Fort Mcdowell, 2O,OOO lbs, Camp Thomas. 4G,01O H., Q, Fort VeIde I5,OUO ns. Whillh Barracks, 3l.OO0Is,
 Proposals must accompani by bo-d vi,h trc es ip rge sp,., lOp. and in accordance with
 the orm PFesol ibsd. proposal unaccompanied by half the amount awarded will be required within rt five days and alance within ninety days after nvt.- fio-t on of award. No bi1s will be entertained unti samples be fur shtd, which ssould --t h. D, less weight thrn = ,ohaae, sO InArdcd as to be easi J a.nIne l. and sh uld reach Ihi4 offce on or before he date for opening bids. A standard sample Of Flour of the quality this advertisement contemuIates will be furplshed bidders on app actlon, which appca- ion should made at the earliest te The Cover nme1 reserves the right to reject any all pro- pos als.
 Bl ankpToposals, bonds and full in: n:ormstion to Ina snlef oi pidi,pg eoniii;oas to pc observed by ii0ers, ana terms of contract and payment will - furhslied application to this office to the Com missaries of the Posts. Envelopes containing pro rosais should be marked: " Proposals for flour at ---," md addressed to the undars. gncd of to tha CCml.,ssary st the Post
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24

Mlr. Saunders Mas unanimously instrIc ted by thecommitteeon Territories t1' re, port the bill for the admission Of Southei4i Dakota. The bill provides that a census of the population of Southern Dakota shall be taken during the coming summer and if the population is sufficient to en- title that part of the Territory to rep reseuta;i,c ill Congress it shall be admit tel a> stat" the present territorial gov ernment to continue, and the territory re- Inaining io be cl l d North Dakota
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24
Assessment Notice.

JED EO. MINING COMPANY-LOCATION OF pr be pai place If iu-intss. Frauciz o Cali fO'ule; icatuI ot works Weaver Mining pistri f. Ytv :; county, Pri crs- Noi-c isIe,bS gi en that Hc.tlnB the B 2 q Oi pirectors, l.. id on the ss tI day |" -aiHafN, -. an assessment (No. D Of T. tcu's Pr sa.e levied upon the capita. stock ot tfe c'rfrIatcs, Iayab immediately in United state E H c"i, to the secretary, at the office q. tl. Compaily, N' Pest street. San F-a3sr co, Cali forri=.
 Aiiy st cF uppn wh"t ,iS zSsrssreut shall ren a n uui aId oA n s=ir jii Jay Of Mare 1882. vii De .e- lr--, si a1ye tised sale at pub ic auct on: aud lnlr~s Ta eHt is m4Ge lefore, will be sol,l or MDNDtI, th. third day of ApyIL IsS2 to pa5 te eirqJ Tt assessme' [. sOsesh with costs of a'iy,Tti>iu- and exDeuF IS of -as. By order 0t he RoaTd of .,rt ct0rs'
 C.. IT. GRAVES. Secretary. Oitce--NO. G Jst street, san Francisco California
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24

HrOpOSdlS TUT rESSA OSOA anu AAltO'Oh
 HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, ]
 Ofice of Chief Commissary of Subsistence, / WHIPrLE BARRACKS, PREscoFr, A. T., NJ ph l, 1882 ]
 sEALFD PROPOSALS in duplicate, subject to the usual conditions will be received at this office, at She offices of the Acting Assistant COmmissaries of Subsistence at the following named posts until 12 o'clock noon, on "Wednesday AEril la, 1884, at which and places they will be Op ned in the presence of bidders for furDishing delivery of such quant- ties of Beef and Mutton on the block as may from time to tim@ be required at Forts Apache, Bowie, Grant, i-orer. Mcpogsl, MOisye, Verds Gni Huma and Camps Huachuca aud Tho aud WhiPpie Bar racks and San Diego Barracks in this Department, from July 1. 1882, to June 30, 1885.
 The Government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. Proposals must be accom- anied by Q bono with two sreries tue sum OOO each and in a, cordsnc with the form prescribed. Each propo sal must be accompanied by affidavit setting forth that the bidder not concerned directly indirectly ip any other bid than that which his is Ip- pended. The suggessruI bidder will be required to enter into wrIgtsn contract with the Urted rates with good and approved surety within days after Dejng nntifed of the acceptance O. his proposal.
 Blank pruRoesis, hoads and afndavts ana full in format' on to he manner of bidding, conditions to be observed by bidders, and terms of contract and rayset wi be furnished on application to hls ofn~e or 10 1hs Oommissary at tn post.
 nvelapes containing proposals ould be marked sproposalsfor Beef and Mution," Hnd addressed 10 tls unders.gHss T t7 the respective post Comm's- sarie. 'e-' n" " .CHAs P. tzGAE,
 f24-td Capt. snd C; S. u.A s..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24

The Canadian government is to be askcn to extend the coast telegraph system 1.:CI' miles along the coast line "f Lakes ntario, Erie, Huron, and Superior. It is expected that after introdpcin.s5-tthe telegraph thio ,ig- mai system will follow. and in national code of signals. By this means owners will be able to trace their vessels from point to point. and masters of vessels call for assist snce when in distress.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24
JOHN KIRwAdEN,
Dis issOlutiOn Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between A. W. Rehm and Saml E. Boyd, under the firm name of Rehm k Beyd, in the Prescott Keg saloon and LOd 2 ing House busIness is this day dissOiyed Oy mutual con, eut, Mr. Joan B"sweli having bought out Mr. Refias interest The firm will hereafter be known Boyi Boswell. All bills due t Q. owed by the late firm, will be settled Dy the continuing parties.
 \. F.. BOYD,
 JOHN BOS NELL, Having severed my cOuneTtiOn Vitt me Prescott Eeg saloon aud Lodging House, I thauk the pubic Generally for the patronage e1epded the old firm. and trust the hberahty may be shown Nessrs Boyd & Boswell
 A. W. RFHM, lmh7l Prescott, Ndrgh 6th, 1882,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24
A Reasonable gieW of Arizona.

How much has been written and said about the sterility and larrenness of Ari- zOna by those who knew not whereof they affirmed. What gibes and sneers at hel expense by others who had surely never wis ited the land at whose expense they became so mendaciously witty. Spring is at hand, gliding gently from valley to mountain and bringing in her train a measure of joy and gladness to iaa2 and beast. Spring, of all seasons, the brightest Flora, gantiie God dess. follows, touching, as with magic hand, the varied landscape, causing 1t to glow with the contracts of crimson and purple and gold.
 "for aes C ct have touched the meadows, sud have made thr faisies rosy.'
 Lei those wb6 talk of Desert Ariaona come with me for few days, aiid VIII soon convince them Of their errors. Desert spots in places, I aGmit, but 4o Hot these ex- ceptional wastes only prove foil to the lovely valleys and mountains clad with verdue? How few there be who read as iiey ride. If they only knew the chapter thrust befOFe them so pcrsistenty by nature, how many a heatt would thrill with emotion! how many a man steepea Tn sin and misery, would, AS he read. recall his own spring os youth, and contrasting the present with the past, feel that life was full of goodness and mercy!
 notice some remarkably beautiful and delicate species of ferns in these mountain ravines, and of al ilants l think them the loyclicst All Nature seems smiling with welcome to the coming Spring. Earth and Sky full of nameloss, mysterious beauty; and look mas4 cling at the Makers good ness to man, and feeling .l.9wn, as l look, to something higher than have wol6s t-O express. J. IS the same emotion many must have felt, in common aitA myself, when re- garding the glory of the AHtumgal foliage Only this difference, that whereas tue one is typical of decay and death, the other Is, to me, the promise of certain and sure resurrection.
 fio., lstty and pucriIc seem the sectional ;;ealousics of the dS. Men wringling over points cf doctrine, and Pasel,.,; lives of st ndi... theological, to learn that which the simplest ci,,LI ran see written SC plainly up- on the open scroll oi Nature. Men scoffing at recorded miracles, and tise9 not the greater my ,tcry of a simple flower, OF waving blade of siiI,ss.
 Arizona a desert No; Lnt :, ileretofure desert eel garden destined in future to riy4 m beauty and wealth all her sister States and Territories; and remember the pre- di1sio9 all ye who live to see 1t fulfilled, she will, in t',e lattar particular, exceed them all; and this Is, in 1e.4ty, t5e opinion of one who can truthfuily sign ilmGeJI
 \ CITIZEN OF THE WORLD
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24

Congressman Pages Secretary Of Ari zona has been confirmed, and te'eglT'piir he will be in Arizona in about I5 days. Page IS gaining ground. He claims Fl Dorado county as his home goes to Ala meda county, where he knows the Re Publicans are strong, for his lacking DO litically, and now has claim on Ari zona, a country he has never seen, and where people are not particularly stuck after Page, with few exceptions.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24
N0TICE FIR PUBLICATION.
LAND p'-sicE AI i'i-rsCoT, A. T.,
 Felleuar,, IIt.. 'S

Fsbfuary It... ,ss2 Notice horsiI given iliat the fold~ing- nalned setter has filed ot'r" h1s it ion 10 make flha proof .;4 Eu.rf pf hIs caim, aud final entry thereof at thC q. | lFpt hp" rt Prescott, T., on tlc .5ll dag Garcir, .oSi GIiv Dor3, \ [. No 95 for 'he :. .i tl and PfS " [, Ser s, and T of 7" ., A@" ls, Twp Id, \ l. "tSt and names the fcilcviUE bIs A. . csso- viz. ue.tse Couneil John Dos ar,h. Ivl'rd Moser aud \. C. Bog CTS, all of a'aPui County, A. T.
 WILLIAM Y. KELLY.
 Register. Ire~oou..F=b I-th. lo.q. 5w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24

The Suez canal report tells wonderful story of England's commercial greatness. During the past year 2,256 English ships passed tiIe canal. This was four times greater than the total of all other nations put together. Last year hot single American vessel passed the canal. France came next after England, with the magnifi- cent total of u09 ships 1-2O of the Eng fish.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24
NoTICE!

Notice Is hereSy EiTsn warning all persons againS urcltasing theiGreA IeViathan Slipe formerly owneu 1,y .. P. ani6n) Weaver District, IEyapal county, F. relocated hstle Deadn6t mine, by int undersigned. Persons are fuFthtr warned agsinst reas on thc Ia'd ProPsry, ,e h9y Hll be Prosecued, secordrg t VA, yOEN @Ct ui ~ tal.iaie HI; ggp. es. lsss.