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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-02-02

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
Our To-Day's Special.
OHIO.

Cincinnati. Oct ll-Nswspspsrs ars yet unable to present . complete report from Hamilton county. The footings 50 far arc only for Governor. One hun, dred out of los precincts give the voss q follows: Hoadley, Si,Sl4; Fsraksr, 2s, 995; Hoadleys majority, 2,Sl9,
 Cincinnati, Oct 1.-The Tines foot ings of Hamilton county gives HoadIey . majority in Hamilton county of ls6s.
 Columbus, Oct ll-More complete re- turns from the election indicate sn in- crease in the Democratic majority, and will probably be considerable over l2, 900. The Senate will be two Co one Democrat ic, and the House is estimated at sixty three Republicans and sixty-two Demo crats. Later returns on the Legislative ticket indicate that the Democratic ma- jority on joint ballot will not be moro than 2l. The second amendment will receive 300, 900 votes, and probably bs adopted. The Prohibition vote is esti- mated at from 2o,0oo to 5o,o00. and Greenback 1000.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
ANOTHER HoLD-UP.
THr PRESCOTT AND wIcKExBuRo srAos
 RELIEVED or THE U. s. MAIL.

The success which of late has crowned the efforts of the authorities in their sndeavor to crush out stage robbing, would naturally be supposed to have tendency to cast . dsmper on this rather common but hazard oas business pursuit That such is net the case, however, Tuesday nights robbery of the wiekenbury stage ssems ts demon strate beyond cavi, The particulars of the occurrence vary but little from the old rou. tine and stsreetyped dsscriptisns of such sfiair,, which are co familiar so our resders The driver, Joe Bowley, states that when within two miles and hall sf town, near Willow Greek, the scene os .hs robbery of the outsoins stage three ysau age, he was confronted by the ever punuasivs argument sf deubla barrsllsd shotgun and ordered to throw out the mail bag and be d--d quick absut it. To cay that he obsyel the injunction to the letter is but poor com piiment tc the alaerity he displayed, after which he vas permitted to proceed on his way. On arrislng in town he reported the .held-sp" ts Sheriff Hsnkle, and this morning that gentleman in company with Deputy Sheriff vsndeburgh, visited the sesas of the robbery. At distance of abou, sns- hundred yards iro.a where the stage vAs stopped, they recovered the mail bas, which the robbsr had est. opened and rinsas paying nc sttsH,ion, however to any thing cave registered lsttsrs. fson which he obtained sll0. From the manner in shich the work wss done. and the care displayed in concsAlins his trail, it is inferred the road agent wss sn old hand ss the businsss. bat % far nc clue has been obtained e to his identity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
The report of Lieut.. Ralph's funera will be found on the second page.


 The report of Lieut.. Ralphs funeral will be found on the second page.
 We give our weekly readers the latest election and other news by telegraph re- esivsd uP to ?. | today.
 Hon. c. W. Beach and wife ~err due to arrive in New York City on Oct. stA, and would be on their way home the pres ent week. If this programme Is adhered to their Prescott trends may expect to welcome them esck during the coming week
 Our citizens are 90 accustomed so good weather that they don't appreciate ~hai the Gods bestow m this delightful climate. From the East vs learn of cold snaps and raw and uncomfortable weather, while we are enjoying the delights of Indian su inner to the full.
 Tomorrow ws will publish ons of the most importan, opinions ever rendered by the Supreme Court of this Territory. it is on the question of Negligence, vas prepared by Chief Justice French, and is, c,'nse- qusntly, scholarly aud exhaustive, Judge PiI ney concur cd m it
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
rHURspAY.

Jim Stewart, the veteran stsgs man. is is town
 Mir. Armstrong still wants two paint CTS, and say. insert the lad" again and tell them to hurry up. Hon. T. J. Butler and .ife arrived ts- day from . New Mexican tour of some length Mr. Butler expresses himself ss being delighted with his trip. Billy Davis, one of. the best boys and finest miners in Arizona. came in to-day from Groom Greek, where he is doing con trac, work on the Chicago mine. Jim Mahoney, who carved the arm sf Mir. Taylor during frscas in the Msntezums saloon, yestsrday, will have . preliminary examination to morrow, on charge of ss- sault with deadly weapon. Extra copies of to-day's MINER and the weekly tomorrow, containing the latest election news and full account of last nights terrible tragedy, can be ob ,ained at this office. Price l5 cents each eight copies sl. Acting Governor Van A.man sent out fierce of men to Turkey Greek to develop the Chrysolite mine in that district, Tn which he is largely interested. The claim is good one, being the first n"rth ex- tension sf the Pine Spring mine.
 A man who was just full enough for mischief pulled his gun in wordy guar rel in the Sazerac last evening. He was promptly disarmed by the bys'anders and thus possibly another tragedy was pre- vented.
 Last night's killing" created so much excitement as to entirely cro.a out of the public uind the ''hold-up" cf the wickeu- burg stage on the previous night, 30 that the arrest of Joe Gibbon for that offence re- csivsd but little attention, although the evidence against him is of the stroogesf kind. his trail having been followed with the asslstanee of Indians from the scene of the robbery ts bis cabin in West Prescott
 A eumparison of his boot with the tracks leading to and from his home to the place where the stage was stopped, ieaves but iit- ,Ie doubt s. to his connection with the crime.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12

There Is on exhibition st the Arizona Brewery q vegetable monstrosity in the sh-pe of large potato, with five note, one large one, making head, giving an appear snee to the whole of lamb lying down It wss raised by Mir Dslk on Aspen Crsok, about four miles west of tswn and ssighed four pounda It is hard to beat, either in sire CT oddity of shape. The initial number of Vol VIII. of the Arizona Star. of Tucson. comes ts us in new dress and new form. We congratulate the Star on its neat appearance and the enter prise which has carried it along % well and can only think of one more improvement, and that would be for it to jsin the party ei progressive ideas where all such enterprise is appreciated and supported
 T. c. Parker. representing the hcuse of Gordon, the tailor, s0l and sos Market street, San Francisco, will arrive here ia . few days with the finest selection of wool ems, piauss, diagonals and beavers that have ever been opened in the Territory of Ari- zoaA Those desiring nice suit of clothes should not miss this opportunity. Mir. Parker has many enstemsn here having formerly been in businsss m San Franciseo. Look out for him.
 Joe Taylor was cut twice in the right arm above the elbow tt the Hsntexums saloon, about 5 o'clock p. m- to-day. while trying to part TsbAscos of Lynx Greek, and Ma honey, of this town. who ssrs lighting The two latter had quarrel last night and renewed it to-day. with the result sssted. Taylor was simply scting ths part of peace maker, and se are glad to state that hs is not seaisssly injured, though if the knife had missed bis uppsr arm the result might have been moro traSical
 Frank N. Murphy, one of the Con- missionsrs to the Denver Exposition writes: We have succeeded in accom- plishing our purpose and have removed the Arizona mineral exhibit from Denver to the Chicago Exposition where it will no doubt attract valuable attention to the Territory. Messrs Reynolds, Stell and Pearce, of tbe Exposition management havebesn especially kindand express great interest in Arizona's mineral wealth Mr. J. Irving Pearce, proprietor of the shsr man House, and treasurer of the Expssi tion did all in his power to eieet this de- sirsble change for us
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12

kors several divorce suits are on kl rich, rare and racy rsvels- in order during the next term fA Borques and another son oi ra. charged with unlzvfully ap- smother mans horse, were gwen y examination before Justice ftsrnoon.
 Ad 10 welcome to QUE exchange Rr City Enterpriss- enterpris- well as in name. May your hcrease and your taid advsr- rer grow less.
 hte sources ws learn that Mir. bon sill arrive here about the
 lis eyesight is reported to beatty benefited by the medicai s hSs received whds in San weli, iR search of whom zn sd. was inserted in the MINER some still missing. If any of our or should hear of his where sill confer a favor by notifying weil, Virginia CIity. New.
 pie interest Wss manifested to reetE n regard tO the resuits Elections. This was especially citizens of sporting proclivi- whom having wagercd heavily me of yesteriay's contest.
 oi the firm of K. s. Bridge S nfgomery street, Frisco, will scott ;n week or ten days, and say that he will bring q full iss si fall and winter goods. e speciality of shirts te order. anything in his line g,ve him s there are ihe tollosing stand Tor 'hs apprehension and con- h robb<s: By wells. Fargo, ey fsvspai county, s2OO; by Rates, s200, aggregsting in all g Can't sorne of our amateur sss stake by bringing to jus D sho 'to0k in last nights
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
THE FIRE
crime.

About I:3o p. ID. Sunday fire was dis covered in the residence of Dr. MeCand les. on Noatezuma street The siarm va oromply responded to by the fremen andei'i gems. and in few moments what first prom i..a to be serious fir. was under eon'rsi The curtain al the dining room window, thu casing and the wall at the adjoining corne of the kitchen were all that were burned but the damage from smoke and by th' bas,y removal Of carpets and furniture vii aggregate s200 or $500.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12

Through the kindness of Pref. Trssdweii'
 who has jus. returned from that district. ws
 are furuished with the following infornla-
 tion:
 FINE sPRlSo. The Gavin mins is down l0e feet They
 are drifting south on the 72-foot level in .
 large and we'll defined body of native silvsr ore The Professor frankly says that this
 s really valuable property. and the best pror man's claim he has ever seen ia his 20 ye4rs' experiencs. Roisaburg and Shaw are dosn 50 feet in good orc consisting of chloridss and sul-
 A;ies. wsrk is progressing on this pro per,y with all the force that can bs employ ed to advantage, and the owners without any nourish of trumpsts are insslisensiy developing ~ha, win prove, he thinka. . very valuable mine. is down 90 fee, in good q re, principally ehlorides, free milling, which is being taken out e fast as the force ., hand will allo~. The bond on the Yankee Boy srpirsd Thur day.
 SoN-sCCH. They are taking out good ere in thisUins They are down IS. feet and are drifting north.
 The Professor also speaks highly of the
 Wheel of Fortune and Peerless claims. The district is in bolt of gneiss rock about hss or si, miles vide and is a splendid forma- tion, carrying gold and silver ore Nearly all the work done 90 far is merely prospect ing and almost without exception the veins have widensd as the depth has increased.
 He thinks it only needs suitable machinery ts make this one of if not the richest camp in northern Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
NEW YORK.

Albany, Oct. ll.-Ths Chairman of the Democratic State committee has in- vitsi the chairnen of several Democratic county committees and editors of the leading Democratic papers to meet the State candidates in this city, Oct. l2th, for consultation as to the conduct of the canvass in the State
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
FOREIGN.

City of Mexico, Oct. i0.-Eleven thousand dollars vas stolen frcm the paymAster of the Mexican National rail way in this city las. Monday by the pay, masters servant
 Guaymas, Oct 1.-The epidemic is decidedly aba,ing only one death here in the last 2i hours, and four in Hermosillo, The total mortality since August lst does not exceed l75 deaths from all csuses. This is an official report All others are exaggerations
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
NEW WAGONS FOR SALE.

sr.cht & Throne have just received [ large lo, of the celebrated sehutties was- ons, direct from ,he factory, which they will sell cheap. They are iron s1ie, steel .keiu. California racks and eastern farm bcres They have also large stock o' sxyou material and will build new CT rs- rsir old wagons at cheaper rates than sve' pS.. S.. oS.rsS sg30rf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
PROBATE COURT.

Margaret A. Meador has been sp- po;nt.d administrative of the estate Of her husband. John N. Mesdor, drceased' xith a bond of s6,0oO for che faithful discharge of her duties as such appointee.
 x. $. Bell has applied tor letters of administration oh the estate of Josiah Dis deceased. The estate iS valued at 5000
 The following new school districts have been organized by County Superintendent Moves Ash Fork Eighteen school children trustees, Mezsrs. Woods, Touhy and Furrow.
 Groom Greek - Twenty-Five sshoo children trustees Messrs. Berry, liar rington and Warrington.
 Mint Valley-F Fifteen school children trustees. Nessrs. Lee. Newman and Yves ton.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
ARIZONA.

Tonbstonr, Oct ll.--About II o'clock today J. Nixon, while eusagsd in putting in . shot in . claim near Iombstons, suddenly dropped dead fron heart dis ease. The dsceased ~ss an old timer in Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
bAY, OCT. ia, issa.
DcAL EVENTS.
TUESDAY.

esS VIII nnu III lO-oaN issue interesting letter from Hon. r from Santa Fe.
 Sines is improving the bon inside and out. While nt it, George. get s new flag De is getting tired
 Curry, with that enterprise for noteS, leaves to merrow for San
 purchase Christmas stock of
 Be goes via Phenix, where he
 branch store.
 lAce to get fresh oysters in town Arcade, Mckenzie i Dover nd see them To-msrrow or khsy will have another invoice
 Look out for theH-
 5rpsatsr Aa clay nrsxuoF U ky from Albuquerque, where ssn taking in" the sigh,sOf ial fair. They look a though Sjoyea the trip immensely.
 vsa . call to-day from Mir. is who represents the Rocky Mining Review, of Denver, hes within his bailivick, and Aves he proposes to become Ainted with us and our mines. quite troublesome sn Slate ral of the settlers there have illsd lately by them. Nov is for some of our Prescott
 help the settlers out and fun by killing them
 D Bradshaw, Jeff Davis and of Copper Basin, lately took tat the head of Slate Greek, ral deer and lots of smaller killed two large bear. and
 Basin has fresh bear meat. pn sale of household goods and hiture, advertised fir to-day at warehouse, is postponed until } 18th isst.. at the same time. to the above Mfr. Fisher will D and work horse, bothgoed an <aztomed to working on a whIm. y. vho attempted to better forsune by apprepriating s.5 pocket of 6 man named Mea- Sunday night. a. the Sazerac
 given thirty days in the yesterday by Justice McGrew, be payment of . fine of $50.
 Carnduf, who arrived in kterday. favored the MINER" this morning; besides editing |Review of Liver,nore. Cal, De to ably represent Palmer E we'll known Pacific type kd we cordially commend him kren of the press needing any line.
 was to-day issued by Judge ke instance of Carlos COn;reras. St of three Mexicans on a charge ikiing. Contreras is just from last evening while encsmpsd 4 to~n, he claims the horse was I followed the trail of the thieves bon them, while at breakfast, ese in their possession On de-
 animal the thieves sisnihed pn to put hiss where ne ~sald 5he services of a horse. and i, er a long chase that he sue nstrsting their desisn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12

1aers IS another Arctic eKploring vessel ice bound in the Kara sea. Her name ii the Dijmphna. Thi. fnrnishes niee and easy topic ts write paragraphs about; but fo' goodnss.' sake, how could one make It subject for conversation.
 If i, were only Demjohn and there were some lemons about, the association with 'ss would make It very interesting subject oi ecnveruation
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12

And In accorxssres viYs law, and erier of the boArd of rfrc<tcrs, naAds the saxts<aIh day oi
 August. lse5 many kh<rss of saee parcel Of suee
 ssork ss nay es necessary. vi ee cold ~ peeas Aes
 ton. st ses once of the Conrkny. Room <t, Ssx.As
 eiocA No. sc Montgomery ssr~st Ssa frs1cisco. Cal. on MONDAY. tle TwESlT-sECoSD day or OC- roBBR. les. at the hour of i7 o'coef M., Of ic
 Asy to lay cad iranssent asss<smsnt thereon. ts-
 sher 1ish eoses of .AversisEs and sxpcpses of ths sal-. HkNRT pkAs. escretsry- on-e-kosta 4s Sssaaa Bloek. No so2 Mont goEsry srrees. San frsncisec. Cal Sesfd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
QEu aDVERTISEIQEQTs.
Delinquent Sale Notice.
rlpTop SILVER MINING COMPANY

ioc.iien sf principal pisss ef bu.ias.s. sss Y.sa- eiseo, Caiifouta-
 Le stisa ef verhs. rsvspsi county. Arisous rssri- tory.
 Nctice--fhsfs ar delinquent spon tAs folowins described stock eu account of Asssssineas (So :v- led on the lstA day ef Aususs. iss. tho secr rsl smcants ct opposiss shs of the resvs shxrs- holisrs. c follsvs:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12

T,,,os.so. Cleaning and repairing neat lv done at the old stand, two doors north cf Pacific Brewery. Tailors trimmings ana s snll assortment ct coat and rest buttons .,way. on hand. Orders from the country promptly attended to. JOHN LIST, Tailor - locfa-lml
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
NOTICE 1!

Notice is hereby given that from and af- ter this date no bills against the county will be paid unless the purchases were made up on the written order of one of the Supervis prs. D. F. MITCHELL,
 Oct 4. 1884 Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12

J. J. Conway, the only mAn in Northern Arixous who devotss his time exclusively to work in the watch making business, n no" ., ho,a. in the Bank Block. lSlt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
ALABAMA.
WILLOW YKvER.

New OrlsAns, Oct. 1.-The Times Democrats Montgomery special says Four new cases ct Brenton sc day-shrss dying. Nearly sll the stores and dwell ings are closed, and the inhabitants ars leaving en mAsse.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12

WANTED. B H. Armstrong, the painter, opposite the MrSER sfice, wsnts two painters Wages $4 per day. Enquire .t his shop on MontsEuma street.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
.l.nk. at the MINER office

Variety is the spice of life. You esa have vour choice of twelve different brand : of cigarettes at Hubbards Cigar Store None but iresh gocds-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
FOR SALE

Thirty nine acres oi land in Miller's Val lev for sale. Enquire af J. E. Anderson o' W. N. Kelly. asi""
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
Notice to Taxpayers.
OFFICE or 1Hr sHRnrry,

OByfcx or rHE shknfef, YsvapAi County, \. r.. Oct. i3.
 Nos,ee is hs~rby given that the Territorial and County raxes for the Territory. (. D. lsss. are nov sue and payable my oes. In the city Of Prsscot in said county. All unpaid Tsxes viii become Dslin- aueus on the second Monday in Decemeer, A. D. lsS. JACOB HknKLE. sheriff and Ex -Oficio -al Collector.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
ROOMS TO RENT.

Two rooms, situAied on lover Granite street. opposit- Mss,srsen's' ssA assommo date three psrsons, snd wiil be rented rh.ap. Apply to AMERICA YeuHxK.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
ILLINOIS.

NosisAr'oss.sos POOL coAHiss,eSrEs
 Chicago, Oct ll.-Jehn c. Gault, having declined to accept the petition of commissioner of the new California pool, E. P. vining is being urged for the po- sition. John Crompton, of this city, is also rscoumeded fer the position.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12

All brands of smoking and chewing 'o b.cco. and the best and cheapest cigar. Bonee & SpencerS ei'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12

John c. Campbell is closing out hss sum mer clothing, underwear, etc, ct bedrock priceA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12

Bones ( Spencer have . fev of Dyers 6ne lisho~rsphed pictures 0f Prsscott, on sticks ready to send through the msL, ter ..l. sl2mls
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12

Just received tine large ist fresh oysters an ice. direct from Baltimore at
 .s Hxszoo's.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12

All kinds of hsriwar- at John c. Camp: t~irs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
IOWA.

Des Moines, Oct l0-The Democrats now generally conosde that Sherman is elected and put his majority at 5000 They concede 5000 to {. 1000 Rspablicaa majority in the State. Mr. Sells, Secrs- tary of the Democratic Connittsa says the returns from the interior indicate large Democratic gains The result of the State ticket is doubtful Ths Re publican plurality will not exceed 5,ooo. The lower house is in doubt Prehibi- ton defeated.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12

Des Moinss, Oct. ll.--LAter-Gov. Sherman will have thirty thousand os more ever Kinns, and probably twelve to fifteen thousard over all Judge Rex nearly the sAme. The Legislssurs will bs Republican on . joint ballot iy at least ferty. The House will bs close, but the Republicans will have ss least eight or ten majority. lR the Sixth Congressional district indications are fa- vorabls to Stiles. Republican.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12

But few departures to-day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
TURKEY CREEK.

Through the kindness of Pref. Trssdwell, who has jus. returned from that district. ws arc furuished with the following informA- ss.p-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
"WEDNESDAY.

kers several divorce suits are on ki rich, rare and racy rsvels-
 in orae. during ;hs next term