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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

During the past twenty years there hav' been taken from the forests of the Sierras l for the use of the Cc,nstock mines alone
 timber amounting in value, as paid for al
 the mines, to SEQ. .0co. eco.
 Hon. Robert Connen. or rather "DCb' IS he is poruisrly known, exhibited to tht
 MINER man. yesterday, ;xenty-six ounces
 of .-osrse placer go,ld taken from hassay | arnpa ard Granite Creeks.
 .New sidewalks are being constructed II
 ere:y portion of town affected by 'he re
 c. nt City ordinance regulating the matt ter.
 The cost If laying the same varies frOu
 Sl to sl 90 per foot, according to the char
 acter of tue ground covered
 The second cf the Counter Jumpers hof
 WAS given at Howey's Hall last evening, and
 proved. like its predecessor, to be one oi
 the most enjoyable social events ever given in Prescott. Abcu. fifty couple were pres ent.
 Yes'erda in Prescott was generally devoted to observing the memory Of George of the Little Ha,chet. No papers were issued, while the clerical force at "hlpple were given iiaif holiday. Neither houses of the Legislature held any session.
 Tie saiar;e. x hich it IS proposed by the bill BOW pending before the Legislature 10 allow the officers uf farapai county are as follows: Sheriff, se.c3o; Recorder, e, eco; District Attorney, S2,5oo; Probate Judge, Sl.5o0 and Treasurer, 5000. Each to employ lis own deputies.
 Frank IEgolGshy is preparing a map of ta,. portion c: Tonto Basin which it is pros posed 10 sever from Yavapai county and annex to Glla- The portion which is affected by the bill Is withau, doatt among the finest grazing and mineral land ia Yay- apai county.
 C. P. Stanton; one of the most polished wits and converss,ionalis:s on the Pacific Coast, IS i'll Prescott on short visit. Why a gen;lemsn of 'i.uby's" personal appear snco and accomplishments abandons the society of the fair sex for the solitude oi his principality at Antelope, is puzzle s. far unsolvel by anyone.
 Of the thirteen legislative assembly that hsTe molded the des,inies of arizonz, but three rise to the dignity of having distinct i've arpellations outside of those usually accorded such bodies These are the First" known as the "Pioneer," the "Wh-r-g. Tenth" and the Fight ing Thirteenth" and if contemporaueous history be true their names belic them not.
 It is whispered by the knowing ones that ere the close of the present legislative ses- sion determined and vigorous ctFor; will be made to remove the Capital from Pres colt to Trcson, and ;ha. two dissatisfied members If the Yavapai delegation, at least, regard the scheme with faror. So far Pima has demanded nothing, and in the struggle fr publ spells near the end of the session she will be in position to almost dictate her terms to auy 0. ths gr eedy legislative combinations she may zee it to select.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Adrices from Qlijotoa are to the efFec. that grading for the mill has commenced on Monday last and will be pushed along as rapidly as possible. The contract has been let to Vim. Tweed for hauling the mil from Harshaw. The we'll in the valley is down 300 feet; water is reached at depth of 450 feet. They expect to have an a6und> ant supply within three weeks. The pipe for conveying the water to the compressor and mill IS on the way and will be laid as socn as 1t arrives.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
TIE LOCAL oa1S?EcTlR.
From Saturdays Daily.l

L T .
 Hon. II. M. Tsn Arman, Secretary o the Territory, lsft this morning on visi to California, on o.sic.al business
 nr J. Raaczewsky, who has been foI short time, died suddenly st hir residcncs in Prescott this morning.
 The building formerly occupied by Mis- Christine JoLpsyns rrs:aursnt. is being divided Up and VII, in short sime, be oc- cnpisd by Jack Wilson as an assay otic, aud ,. NJ. Roberts gun store.
 J. L. FisAe. to-day received the appoint. ent of Depu:y Sheriff Of Navapai coGnt, from Che,.f Muivenon. The honor is $ deserved one ss Nr. Fishers rtalEaT, denocTacy has always caused him to be one his party interests.
 According to Southern California paper, when taO or three men in Calico mining district want & , UT Sl00. they put on masks, accuse ca.n4man uf having stole that
 
 aud raise aud ioxer hIra until he nsles the repaired sum.
 Company ''E' Frs; Infantry. has min stfel and variety combination of consider able talent, and they will g;,e an enter tainmene about March 5;h, at ihe theatre They are reported as being, many of them, fully up to the professional standpoint. Give thr boys in blue r"using reception.
 Len Hale, one of the best known and deservedly popular gentlemen m northern Arizana, vii. leave to>norrow on visi; to ghe New Orleans EkpositioT, and ,heacs to his old honlc in Maine. which Le has not seen in ye4rs- His many friends join in w:shing pleasant :rip and sais return.
 Hon. T. L. Long, Territorial Superin- Isndent oi PubIc Instruction, has sppoint- cd Iorris GulGxa;er and T. ". Oti. as members of the board of school examiners for Yavspai coan'y. The next meeting of the Buard vi! be he.4 on tine first Monday ia March, when al! applicants for teachers ccIt:Gcates will have % appear.
 Tl,, following stage load of distinguished Prescott passengcrs l.f. this morning tor Phenix, the gentlemen to attend tke sve cial term of Supreme Court which opens these oa Monday next. and the ladies ia search of pleasure: Chef Justice Howard snd wife, Judge Rush and wife, J. C. Herndon and wife, Albert Foote and wife, and EI. Wells.
 The articles of incorporation of the How ell mining, smelting and concentrating works, have been filed with the secretary of the territory. Hon. F. A Tri,le is its | president, and \. o. Murphy, secretary, while the :oilos iDg well known gentlemen l constitute, beside the above named, the i board os directors: Clark Churchill, Jacob | lIenkle and John Howell. Don; fail to attend the exhibition drill | and hop at HUwrys Hail thus evening. | Dancing w;ll begin at s o'clock, and tue l prt sentation If tae alg, den ,tsl 70 the | company hy the Governor. after the sixth dance. The proceeds of the ball will be for the purpose Q: obtaining fcnds to pur- chase instruments for brass band.
 There ia now every probability tha; Presi- dent Cies eland VII have one more cabinet ofsce to aPpo;n: ,han any of his preleces- sors. The Senate committee has farorably the bii, to r::se the agricultural bureau Ia the dignity 0: an executive de partiaent, H!ih he same shts and privi- !sges of that in the cabinet. salary, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

House Bill No. Sl, to prohibit the use of obscene and abusive language, has passed both houses of the legislature and been approved by the Governor. This makes ihe obscene and abusive talker liable to an action and punishment to the extent of fine of $50 and Imprisonment: for fifty days
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Troop "E," Fourth Cavalry, now at Fort Yuma, California, has been ordered to is company that captured the Mexican dc serters from Lover California.
 Tucson Is to be lighted hy the elsc;rie light: sixteen burners.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Franklin's bill to give g, GOO for ex- penses of representation of Arizona a. New Orleans should pass. The Territory has already received hundred times that amount of benefit from the attention which OUT display at the exposition has attracted. T Tucson Tailincs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Long Island Sound threatens 10 freeze over. Ice Hoes fringe the shores three miles out from land, aud even great steam CTS have difficulty in making their xay.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
hIah LsettinES;
 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
 Washinlt0n. U. C.. Eet ;. ISS.5.


 Washington, D. C., Feb ;, 1855. Proposals VIII be received at the contract cf,ice of this department until four p. ni of April II, 1885, for carrying the mails of the United States upon the routes. and accord ing 70 the schedule of arrival and departure specified by the department, in the Ter ritory of Arizona from July 1, 1885, to June %, lSSG. Lists of routes, with schedules of arrivals and departures instructions to bidders, with forms for contracts and bends, -.nd all other necessary information, will be furnished upon application to the second assistant postmaster general.
 FRANK HArToy,
 Postmaster General.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

At last England. appears to have arrived at the rrallzA;ion ,ha; she has "A bi; If war on her hahds" and that l: Is liable to take several years to settle 1T.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

A prohibitory law is terse'y characterized by PhilAdelpaia opponent as ''an attempt to protect drunkards against themselves at the expense of sober people"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

The Los Angeles Express asserts tha, there are ,oo0 men ou; of employment in that city.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

The care of Arizoaa's criIni ais and insane casts the Territory more than half of her running cxpenses.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

The London newspapers have curious etiquette t1raiiding oae ;o either quote IT comment HPcn zaEtAiag ;h.s appears ia the Gm-s os aa ,:Asz.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Toe bank of England now covers three acres of ground.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Rails county, Mo. has child one year l old with three distinct heads.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Missouri has l.w forbidiing the sale of cigarettes to children and youths.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Bstween three and four thousand horses
 die every week in London.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Dr Lielis's Invigor.;or, No. is the coy Fro, tzfo-rh-s |. II Manhood is restored and t.s hand of tine raov-f e.ek ftou, rg- 10 youth. sss pricA of e'ts vtsoT g.. Case of s,I tostjss 10. Sent to sly address. cover.6 securely fron se srv.'ion.
 DIR. LlEBIG & CO. .Ts.. successfully bs HoInoeo. .afny, every form of <. ecial, PTis,ts ChTG.Ie nIs~sse v1Jncu; ercuiy diss e i! y - ! s'n' from the t'y diseasss feloN ks' b fl ordia ry medical treetment oTed - con; ar-, inc uunsturA loss eorsu.p ton, d-ste;es. tfghts a'sssse insanity, e;e Cares gu-T2lt-ed. Diseases of ths Reu,o-u ary cfzH1s
 reys. liver and bladder specially tresied Diss ssss Of -1Insn sre@Siily cured. Qualified and Responsible-Dr Iietis Lo frN:L kurore, are gaa,zed Co1npiilace vi.h ca'ifcrIis Sedicsi Law li,loaua procured by regs lar colsF~ scLcstiOn and their Iesh xssr o, special p.sc ice. Most weTf.l electric selts free pstie,I s.
 ts- To prove the wonderful pover Of the Iav!. IT. for 2 bottle given or sent free. Consaitatioa f.sa and rriyais.
 iT-Dr. Lisbig's wond@-.ui Gsrusn Isv,.c,s to' Is I-o' ec;sd by copyright from Patent Otscs ID II1ied States Gosernnent. Beware of imira;iens CAii or address irEF,5 c1sfLN.Asy
 fU fseary Street, San frsn-isco, Cal
 Privs's sntr.Dce, 45 Mason Street. four blocks rs Ge-ry street from KeArne.; Main entrances thrvsss Disponsa-y Drug Store
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
SEQ REWARD.

By resolution, unanimously adortcd, al the la.. meeting oi it's Executive Commit. tee. The Yayapai :. crowers' Associa- ton hereby offer stanuing reward of
 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons guiity of sterling cattle or k.rses belonging to any member of the Association, CT for iniorraa- ton leading to the ares: and conviction of any person or persons guilty of marking. branding or raliciousiy killing live stock lelonging to any member of the Association
 ". E. uAZELTINE,
 Secretary
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

TUFTS HAIR DYE, GRAY HAIR o2 V-rTsZErs charged tc GIns=Y BLACK by slgle su..i cation Of ms DYtc. II ili
 pa..s natEra! color. acts I1s.aEtar-Ous!y. Sod U D-:s...ts or sen: ty eIfEtss Oa receipt of q. OFFICE. 25 nTISsC S-. H.yy TOrE. D.. TTT-7s EA,riL CT rsir-hle i.fsrpaiiua ard krs~al E~e- ,cs sl se.isi f!.zE s-s..s,s..a-}
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

-s-. s-FA @s..sz- from whatever Ca.s<s ra e-'',. A' ecticnss and surfies the Biocf -tren1ts - as i-fTes, Erzia- Muscles, Diye.tIon Esp,cdue. 1 Is 'S1, and Physical and Mental fscui,Ie. ,' sDis snF unEstu-sl deb,fifsfiEg dreams sr-tn, losses with the urine. etc., co 6cst-nrrsxs ,a r.-S I,J tt ts s sue eiianator of @l KIDyrY AN : ~ --- t- .' tg APLAiSIs. 1. contains rp iuirr,cu, --''i--i-'s- i' tAs.~ V flo are sufy-ri-r Tro-
 - ""eC's CT roEthFEi irJeseysticas ~, .-'s a Alee!, i1oroush and permanent CrHY Ts Vi 1' | AS- Price S2.5o ger toitI. or sy. ot'4r- ID case wiih fnii directions and eavIs siS ti' + sscare from etservAtiou 10 any s.ay.1- ., '-4' oi price, CT C. O. D. Tob had onl,
 pr. C- ID. SalGeld. 2Is r~ r~aruy Street, -u ftsnclsoo, Cal ConsuIt.t.ons ssriesly ..,S eentiAi. oy letter. or xt of.ce, FREE Fer ths eo. -'f-os ci f2ti+rts, and in order 70 .nsur, pe,-.. .ereey have s1optna private sddrSss sn..,r -. i2scEsges are forEzrd-f '~1o
 Fa'fl BOTTLE FREE,
 NoTiCS.-i ~ilI send . S.tsI ho-,l. -.
 h Nf - .--sHf'els3i to shcE i:s ser.i-f,.- . . '. -ay ohs ifa1oted applying ty ie,;er s...,s rrsl. A-ee' S. stf'c's enos
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Tucson is to have a ska ing rink.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Ip the Dis-rc. Court of the Thri Judicial Dis.-ic Territory of Arizona. County of lav@;zai.
 Washington k. fe!rls, Plaintiff
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Esta5lished tcr Ae Seisnt.he o'Id Speedy Cure et Chronic, Nervous aud Special Diseases.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

light; sixteen burners
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
SUNLOTS.

l FRANK HArToS, Postm aster General.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-08
WAMpLER's PROSECUTION,
The Lady of tho MhIta House.

fho Presidents sister, Miss Rose Il
Cleveland, tho mistress Of tho White
House, was in Lafayette few years
ago, and engaged as teacher of the
higher classes in Prof. Aliens institute,
which was carried on In the building
now known rs tho Stockton house. For
several months OF her residence in that
city she was u momber of tho family of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Chase. They in
form tho Times Of that town that, al
though quite young, she had taught Tor
year in HCughton Female seminary,
where she received hor education at
Clinton, near Utica, New York,
and that her ability as a
teacher had given her such a
reputat on as TO attract the attention of
Prof. Allen. In the home OF her friends
here sho was bright, genial, and often
iull OF girlish mirth, but discreet and
lHdylike. She was thoroughly compe-
tent, earnest, faithful and successful
teacher, and the conspicuous traits in
her character are strong common. sense,
discretion and tirmnoss. A woman Of
superior talents, cultivated and refined,
s9li-possessei, OF a kindly disposition,
pleasing manners and address, eXc0-
lent conversational powers and thor
oughly conversaut with the customs
and usages of the best society, she will
ho charming mistress of the execu-
tive mansion and model Tor Intelligent
ywomen.-l Chicago Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-08
Poison at the Front Door.

No article entering so generally into
tho food OF every family has been found
more villainously adulterated than baz.
ing powder. For the purpose Of under
selling those powders of absolute pur.
ity and wholes0meuess, which alone
arc safe Tor use in food, huGdreds OF
cealers are putting up baking p0"ders
with cheap ana a0ultUruted cream OK
tartar, which contains lime, earth, orc.,
adding strength by the res use ofalum.
These adultoraIcd powders are
"shOyCd' upon the public with the
greatest presidency. They arc first
given aWay--leit in samples Mt private
residences, whore circulars containing
bogus analyses and certificates, aud
false presentations as to their value,
DC. This fact Of itsoif is sufficient to
condemn them. A ilrs,-ciass arti-
Gle Will sell on its merits. No
manufacturer whose goods arc of
value can iiOrd TO give them away, ami
none but the cheapest ard most Interior
or unmarkutaDie goods require tn be dis.
tributed free in order 10 get tho puuiie
to use them, ana this method is adopted
only by parties who have failed TO dis
pose OF their wares thrUu III the ordinary
and Legitimate channels OF Grade.
Free samples OF articles OF food left at
the house should be regarded with sus
piclun. Their Is no guarantee of their
whole sOmeuts3, while there is real dam
ger that they contain q fatally poison
Gus compound. Many instances OF
poisoning rom the use of such samples
are recorded.
The only safe way is to consign all
such samples imu ediatoly 10 tho ash
barr oil, aud To turn dear ear to the
staten ents nude 10y their vendors. IL Ia
not wurJn while 10 trltle with lilo and
health TO the extent of testing every
doubtful baking powder that comos
along. B tier 10 rely upon an old aud
reliable brand, like the Royal, which
has, by u quarter Of century,s
constant uso, proved It's perfect
wholesomeness and efficiency, or SOME
other brand that is not 50 worthless and
| cheap that H. proPrioturs can afford 70
\ give IL away by the cGrt-iogd. IL is in
| It's favor that the Royal Bak ng Powder
is never given away, sold 10y means of
| lotteries, nor accompanied by ChrOmOs,
| spoons, clOCkely, or Other gifts,
except the gifts OF absolute
purity, whOlosOmeneSs full weight,
and superatve leaventng power.
It's own merits have been
| tie chief advertisement, and they have
secured Tor " tho constant patronage
! the American people TO an extent be-
yond the combined sale OF all other bull-
lug powders, The Roy,l Baking Pow
dor is certified 10y Ull the government
chemists rs absolutely pure aud perfect
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-08
sIDEwALn NOTES.

You must not Crowd-us.
A full line of Burt & Mear's shoes n
Leon Kahn's.
The people did It up "Brown," and
don't you forget Il.
Eight hundred and three: what lovely
figures these.
The rich can ride In chases, but tho
poor can walk bo Jasus.
Well, we'll, WHAT'S the use of saving
anything more about IL.
Tho people thought well enough OF
Alderman Loeb 10 return him to Office.
20 where have you been, Billie boy,
Billie boy. where have you been,
charming willle7
Bontlres were built In different parts
OF tho city last night in honor of Mai.
Browns election, and salutos were
fired.
Ladies and Misses real kid hand.
sewod slippers, 20 cents, at Block Bros.
Pr0t H. A. Proctor, the leading as-
tronomer OF tho age lectures In the
spaci US hall of the Dallas Female col.
legeo the 18th 18th aud l0lh of April.
q. Q. Q. stands Tor Chicken Cholera
Cure, n sure cure and preventive of
that destructive disease. IL IL guaran-
teed. For sale by j. S. Downs, corner
Elm and Pearl.
Engine Company No. 9 will give their
thfrd annual ball on Wednesday April
( ~ the Merchants Exchange. This bali
shonld bo literally patronized by our
ciiiEans M No. lis well organized aud
ever ready TO respond 10 tho call OF
duty.
The infantry forces won the eight yes
terday. The mounted forces did some
lively skirmi shing Ia the early part OF
Tho fight, but when tho solid infantry
osmo TO tho Go.rt they carried every
thug before them and completely Noutsd
no enemy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-08
Another Mine nisnsisr.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, April This af
ternoon one OF the gang-ways of the
Ceyler colliery, on Raven Run, operated
by y. NJ. Heqton q Co., caved in with.
out warning entombing 10 men. The
cave was cause by the sudden crushing
OF timbers. The ontombed all have
families, and the cries of wives and
children filled tho air. Exploring par
Ties report the mine a complete wreck,
and all hope OF rescuing the imprisoned
mon alive has been Abandoned. N liners
acquainted with the workings declare
It doubtful whether even tho bodies of
the men entombed can be recovered
The colliery employed from 100 to 200
mon, but fortunately was not in opera
ton to-day, or all would have beon lost
Entrances have bee n made In Raven
Run colliery through both stops, east
and west of the fall, TO the bottom left
OF the workings, aud IL has been deter
mined thereby that the 10 men are inn
Prisoned directly under the mass OF
rock that has fallen between
the gangway and the surface, l,l0O feet
ABOVE. The workings are in Buck
mountain seam, and extend about /, 100
ieet from the surface, on an angle of
about Is degrees. All of the men are
dead beyond question, and II now only
remains a question of how long IL will
be until their bodies eau be recovered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-08
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR,
MEXICAN EPHERpERs AGAIN.
Their Fatal Fight at Eagle Pass--Rob-
berry and Arson-Kiiled on a street
Car-Sentenced for Theft of
Horsos-0ther Crimes.
A War that should be Encoura- ed

- " al thUN ohOhiu Do EncOurAE ed,
EAGLE PASS, April Especial For
some time past largo bands of Mexican
sheep shearers have been coming over
and engaging in taking off the wool
clip on tho large ranches in this county.
They are for the most part predatory
nomads, with no property of their own
or scruples in appropriating other peO-
pies. Officers here have boon on the
watch for trouble. This morning a
young Mexican reached town looking
for officers. He lives on Flowers
rancho, 40 miles from here, In tho
Auacho mountains. He said that
Flowers had some 80 ahearers enga ged,
the men had been thoro nearly week,
had shorn sheep all day and ganbled
all night, Among them were O half
dozen OF Seminole hali-brceds, the most
lnYeterate gamblers and toughest char
actera IN the lot. Last night while play
ing monte dispute arose between q
Mexican and one Of the la.
dlans, Tho Indian struck
and stabbed his assailant. killing
him. The whole gang then engaged IN
an indiscriminate iracas, which lasted
several minutes. The indians defended
themselves as best they could against
overwhelming odds, but finally three
were killed and the rest fed. Two OF
the Mexicans were badly wounded. The
fight was made with knives amt maehe-
ta5. No fire arms were used. The names
of the dead are Ignacio and Pamcho Mo-
relez and Gustav Hilon, Indians
and Jesus Antoral, Mexican. The
wounded Mexicans are not thought tc
be fatally hurt. The fight occurred In
the sheep shed, and during the row the
lantern was knocked over, leaving the
combatants in the dark. Flower antici
pated raid of half breeds and Indians
from Mexico. Officers have gone to the
scene,