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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19
ATLANTIC X PACIFIC.

At the Annual Meeting held in Bns,on The folOvsne dlrectors were elected: Harry (. Mutt. William B. Strong. l. T. Burr, B ?. Cheeny. A. W. Nickersou, Georgc o. shattuck, Levi c. wede, and Walter l.. rrost, of Bosson, and Jesse Selisman, C. r. Huntington. Ei~srd F. Window, Wil- liam r. Buckley, and Bryce Gray. George l. S..stuc. saccceds A. E. TouzAlin.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

The decision of the supreme cour. sustaining the method ofexcludinz polyg. amists from lur;es presented by the Ed munds' act, has furnished the means for the enforcing of laws which were in other respects amply safiicient for the suppres- aen of this vice. Heretofore grave doubt has prevailed on this point, and
 where the benefit of the doubt has been given Mormons, convictions fOs polyg-
 amy have been found impossible. Gen tile grand juries are fearlessly in.licting eminent Mormons, and petit juries are finding verdicts according to the evi. dence. Nothing will bring the rolyga- mists sooner to term than vigorous prosecutions in tie courts. By an unin. terrupted course of such prosecutions polygamy can be suppressed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

In a copper u,ire of Cornwall 1t was found, on draining nishaft which had lens besn flooded, that shere has been such . grov.h of metal and pyritcs as to completely involve and cover to ,ls lef. behind.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

The Albuquerque Journal says the petroleum company out at Gallup has sunk more than three hundred feet in search ot oil and the indications are al favorable.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19
THE QUESTION.

We - ssasisusliy approached uros the qsrssiSa e ss whether ss ass to have . .ilrosd. That ve have our prrfsrsnee and might be cons.dsrsd pss judicsd. sirco ss orssd Nr. Bslloek in N~w York to take hold oi the scheme. is quits natural. We say sreed-psrAAps that is pu.tns 1t too ssrvag. fss Nr. Bsl:ock did not rrqu,rs to hs urged ia the prsmises, ss he had thought the matter over and ssnted to do s-me- th.ng b.ns6ei. for his old friends in Pres cstt- <
 Als. Bullock h . letter to us sva,e vceks siscs ssshorissd certain work te bs dons, pudding his srsiv.l hers with all peesssary material CnluckIy. vs were shseut in rsxss, and his instructions wsrs not i'm v nsdi.ssly eAsried ose. However hs caused sork ksseaas to bs cummsncsd bcf,rs any s-ps siss ssss iutoths 6eId. He commenced in g~sd fsi'h-ia ssrnsss-snd determined to tss shs rod through; and vs srs auth orizsa so ~ that Mr. Builock will tsdd . standard g.agr rad fron ths Atlantic < Psei6s c. fres,ost forthwith. His neu, . fcs. s.y twenty. ass at sork, and an enY- usss vth large sorce, ordered to work iasednsely. He has made ssch arrange sssses thas be cannot nov stop. and al- thosgh hs doss s0s talk much. n deter aa'nsd to psoessd
 fhsa hs . right is svinosd fr'm the fact that all ef eur eitissls and heaviest taxp.yers have united ia . p<tstion king him to z, Sn. sosehing thsir support. morally and phy>iesily. The eitisens of Prescott, in c.oding the prsss, are snsniwoos for Bal : isck. and hs wali never go back on his word, bat procssd to bs,ld-spsedily and we'll ths Nersh and South Rasd-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Tucson people wan, Hon. II. $. Stephens to visit Washington and prsssnt the Indian question inteliigently to the President. The militia have been t1ice in sctiv- ser vice and debts contracted which have never been paid, therefore would 1t not be ueli If Nr. Stephens were instructed to urge the General Government to psy some ef these back b,lIsi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

X large cattle company has been formed at Pinal. and they propose 10 pipe water from Salt River on to the desert between here and the Superstition mountains This so-called desert would afford good rarge for thousands of head of cattle. It is well covered with grass and brovse Mr. Foreman made preliminary survey for the pipe line last weck.-Enterprise
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Cholera is slowly but steadily inereas- ing in tine provinces. spreading like oil from its first ceatre. In Madrid the greatest excitement prevails consequent upon the hurried removal of the troops from the city. All cases to da.e in Madrid can be directly traced to excess or uascalthful life. A typical case is that of child of the porter as the Min isIy of Agricuiturr This child had gor:sd stself with green almonds, fol lows'i hr several platssfuI of ice cream, and then went to sleep on stone floor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

It appears from figures placed upon ee,- tain property m Prescott, that real estate is on the advance, and there arc those from among our citizen, who predic. an increass m valuation of St least 100 per cent during the next six months.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19
STILL ON DECK.

The Ln Angles Express of . late date has the following: "J. A. Reavis. who has small land claim in Arixpna of about 4.00o, ,00o acres, is stopping at the St. Elmo. Nr. Rcavis will start soon for r,c,rds at Madrid for further evidence concerning the Perlta grant.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

A Russian traveller pre- diets that Thi. bet will prove to be second California, As during . recent visit there be found the natives gold.washing in the crudest way, but with the richest resulta
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Reports for April, 1885, shows that the exports of tin-plates to the United States during that month amounted to 2l,l2l tons, against 2O,744 tons in April, 1883.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Mrs. F. s. Ingalls,, wife of the super intendent of the penitentiary, Capt. In. gals. has insugurated the pleasing. bene- ncial and beautiful custom in the peni- tsntiary of ornamenting the cells, corri. dors. dining room and hospital with ele- gAnt flowers. occasioaally.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

The Commissioner of Indian Ahsirs rs. ceived the following telegram from the h. dian agen, at the Southern Ute Agency in regard to reported depredAsions by the h. diAn of hat agency.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

New York, Jeae l5-wheu Dr. Douglas, left General Gran: to-day he said the yen eral had paced . comparatively good night, and though his voice was very huaky the fact wou'd inconvenience the patient. The arrangements for his departure to-morrow morning were perfected to-day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

From all indications our mines are in as good condition as at any time during our history as a mineral producing section. We can take out more ore during the prssen, year than eve. bsfore; If We d. mt there vii: be other reasons besides the con iiti ,n of our Einss. Our history is bu. just b-gun;i
 fact, we are no: yet through the frs. chapter
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Such naked success has crowned the enterprise of introducing the electric light as the penitentiary tha, it has b.en resolved to incresae the supply. To this intent i. is said that new dyn .m' has b,ea ordsrci which will have more than double the power of the one sa present in us.. All of Its benefits sill not probably be confined to the prison Yuma Republican.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Bismar,k has, it is stated upon the most reliable authority, determined to propose that Germany will restore the double standard if Austria will agree to resume in silver and gold.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

The mrtallurgical production of B-l-- gum during the past year. compared with that of 1883, shows no serious re- duction except ~ith regard to the output of foundry pig.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

The French Government is nov pre- Paring to carry out the projected orsani- ration of its possessions on the Congo river into French colony. D.brazza, the rival to Stanley in the Central Afr can explor..ions, will be ma le Governor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Washington June l5-Tne president made
 the fcllowins appointments to-day: John " |. Tsi;gs, of California, to be assayer os thr miut at San Francisco; Thon.as Beck to te appraiser of merchandise in the distr:et of San Francisco, California; Daniel Q Yos,, to se sssis,an. apprai,er of merchandis. in the district of san Francisco California. Jo. seph T. Shafer, to b. assistans surge ,n os the navy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Captain John $. Williams, commisary of subsistence, United States army arrived here yesterd 'y, and put up notices soliciting bids for the dsliSery of 10000 pouads of barley at Aare"ps immediately. Al noon he had let no contract.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Of the nearly three hundred million dollars silver product of the United States, from 1878 to 1884, inclusive, less than one hundred and ninety mi lions were coined.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

The total probation of lar tin in all the countriss'of the world is 3s. 900 tons . year, and of this l2,Oo0 arc hroughtto the United States
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

A limestone has been found in South Ca. olina 90 flexible that layer of it eau be bent in circle when lamp, and will retain its form when allowed to dry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Texas Democrats have gone back ol Grover because he continues Republicans in office. The truth is Cleveland is more Vf Republican than Democrat and wili stick to his Republican friends.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19
A GOOD SHOWING FOR CASTLE
 GREEK MINES.

Mr. w. ;. R-es, manager of the work ing machinery of the St. Louis Co. $
 copper smel,er on Castle Greek, arrived
 in our city yesterday On the i'll fa,ed IB.a Canyon stage. Mr. Rees feels quite jubiIAns over the f.stering result of
 the tirst run of the above plant, and in.
 forms us that as soon as the additional
 ssscl'inesy is pat in p'ace for the working
 of different character of ores, the ,meiter
 will resume operations at once on GUS
 som work aud denonstrate to the out >ide world the untold mineral riches that this
 disrriet possesses. \ four days run of
 the above smelser last wcrk on ores from
 six mines in the locality gave as a result
 nearly 30,oO0 pounds ot copper matt,
 carrying from $500 to S7OO iu
 gold and silver to the ton of bullion,
 which latter result was sonew hat of .
 surprise to the parties interested and who
 were present during the process of re
 duction. The run was intended only to
 test the OTIS from few mines and give
 the weather beaten machinery that for
 the rast two years has lain idle on the ground--the usual success in bad manage
 ment ctarscterizing every attempt male
 to run i; Pro6:ably for either the com fans or its customers-a final chance of
 redserning itself under new, and what has
 proven to be better management. Mir Rees informs us that since the above run there is in consequence au air of cont dence lowering over the camp, and in proof of it Mir. Reese for the company has just raid to M,. Smithline $s,000 for ore from . mine belonging to the above gentleman in Tiptop District, good ia- dication that the company mean busi- meas and vill do fair by all. Mr. Rankin the business manager is nov on the road East to purchase more machinery and upon its arrival will again start up. cus- tom work being taken until other ar are perfected for the working of the company's own mines. This isl another victory over the quack system that our county has long been afflicted with. and the the sooner xe are rid of the financial sharks, and practical men placed at the lever the longer will the aow of bullion last, when the coun.ry's gloomy mineral aspect will be superseded l by the bright star of successful mining. l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

There arc about 3s3, 900 Indians in the United States, of which about lIl.OOO are distributed throughout the states ani 273, : 900 in the territories. Of this number ov,r 100 GOO are on reservation and at agencies m the df.rent torritores. Arizr has 3D. OoO, of which 5000 belong tn thr different Apache tribes, nearly All of whom are on the San Carlos and White Moun tain res-rva ious. -Albuoueroue Journal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

The press of New Mexico and Ari.ona have nothing bc. word. sf praise for George W. Ja!i,n. the newly appointed surveyor general of New Mexico. Mfr. Julian is an ardent man :a his undertakings. as he is specially ardent in gru5bins up land frauds. He selected New Mexico as the most prom isng srld for .ha: kind oi labor, and he is reported to be licking llis hungry chops at the prospect ci so many lively ex posures ahead of hIm. .-Albuquerque Jonfni.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Production of tho precious metals in Mexico since 1893 amounts to almost s3, ,0OO, ,OOO, ,Oo0, or about q, ,00o. .0oo, 900 for each century.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Tue big grant iu New Mesien, known a the Max yell grant. has been knocked into . eoeked hat by Secretary Lamar. It H said to be big swindie.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

A fashion paper says; ''Skirts srs'v shofter and fuller" This shows where skirts and men differ. The shorter man beeoulss the soberer he grows
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Southern Utes not committing sny dePrs dations. Dsny rumor. that ehiefs are HOW assembled in council, and assured perfect order. Shall further inveetigAfe-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

The records of the Chinsss shov that
 they v.rs acquainted vish metallic zine at . very early pensd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

An exchange says, Mn Blaine makes tea out of Russ,n sAmooer." Isn't 1t about time to stop ,hsse csmpaign scAnashl Mir. Blaine ,s not candidate nov.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

One eubis isek af gold is vussh $2lo. ane cubic foot s5l2. 80, asd QUO cubic yard D. s76,762 [eountins tho ounes at SIS W
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Mrs Bsssis D4adrias.. daughter Of old Z.eh T.ylos. onss president q the United States. is lis,ns ss w,nehssssr.V Va
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

A philosopher says, Nothing is 60 gentle as real strength" It is .e'ioa, that . nan looks to bis wife for red strength ~h you eune e think of I,.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

A vesy hsss dspasis of mica is sid t' have hem discovered near CaA Grsnde.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Ihs GI"sser mine, noutana. produced be- tween eSo,o GOO asd q. 600 worth of gold Lu,iivn in A2rl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

According to the last report of the Commissioner of Iniian Aifa,rs, there are 6t,y-nine Indian age-c:es CT reser-
 vstions, of which Arizona has four, California foa-, Colorado and Dakota one, Idaho three, the Indian Territory six, and one for the i've civilized tribes,
 kanSaS Michigan and Minnesota one each. Montana five, Nebraska and Ne vadA t~o each, New Mexico three, New Yoak ore, Oregon five, C,Ah two, Wash ington Territory four, Wisconsin two and Wyoming one The total number of Indians cared for on the reservations are 246, 932. IL will le seea from the foregoing that qui:e number Of states are buriea-d with reservations as we'll as ,he territories, and that these states vou'd reap corresponding benefit with he territories in having the Indians of III these reservations eolonized in the Indian Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

At pr.ssns the salss of all the sOad n tAs usrsd is eosnfd at 5000. O.. -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19
LETTER LIST.

fhe follosing is liss ot letter. fsmain- ing unc.llsd for st the Prescott Postofhes Ari,oua. ioe the week ending June IS, 1SSb:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

The s;as vssas st Aiasfal Point, Wn. .rs srcvine n inpestapoa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

ArlDonA, toe too weeS enNinS Su"e Aos Awdssson P. alin HArmSn lssnk Rwadvay WI McCu dy5a x Barnard DAle MrCOy Al Bucktss D. 1isarlos Geo TS,yls PH Ailiiis W Cnnneil Jno Rash E Campbell c Mira Rsyn..lds A Cake A B-2 ksce ' M Draper Josi~h Snultx BudJ Draper SS-3 S,e~art Angus Drspsr E H.? Stewart Il Daniels Ger Stck Herman FostsrJ SheArer E D-2 fischer L D Spear Frank Esaus Jw Thomas Wm Guttsrsou C.L-7 White Dng Giennen Ei~xri Wopds Mary Mn Holiday EP W.ldenmxy~r \ E Hall Fsnsy Miss Van Deren C Hunt V n Mrs SPANISH. Cirilio Aheita Rnnero Adootoes
 Call fer advertised letters.
 J. H. 4. MARsH. Ps.master.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

The finest tonic for nervous people
 astetter's Stomach Bitters, which insusss perfect dise .tion and assi,nilAtios, and the active performance of their functions by the tone through the influence of this benign medicine, ths nerves grsw stronger and more tranquil, .,esdachss eeas-, end that the dyspe2tie, gives way to cheerful.nsss. To est.b blush health on sure foun iAtion. use the peer!ens invgorAnt. For sa,s bJ an Drugyists md Dealer. generally.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

r-zcs cS t.SfET-n- s.s e.fsI Ir tr-c ks e@As- and CG;arrsal E. sr Esse. sJ ceCsA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

cresr. .n' ks-ye1 os- s'y =<sea.4's ">.sS.a st the N-i:zE.s u;ose,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-25

The Republican papers ssiu keep up the
howl Aboul the anaryrdom Of Roach" The
New York World hAsthis t, sayabont their
continuous racket;
aWhat are the plain facts about these
tdisastrous contracts for the Dolphin and
the steel eruisers2 Mr. Roach has been
paid every dollar of the Dolphin contract OF
$4,000 except $500 to $4,000. The
contracts for the three cruisers and the dis
patch boat aggregate s~2,44o,Ooo, and al
though the boats are not nearly hnisned
Mr.. CHASDLER before he went out OF othee
had paid more than 100000 to the con-
tractor, and there is less than s4Qo. 900 oW-
ing to him on the whole business.
"0ut upon such glazing fraud and false
hood as the shallow pretense that the refu-
Sal of Secretary WHIrSsT to allow the Gov
ernment to be robbed has bsnkrupted this
contractor Is it not the boast OF Me-.
RoAcH's friends that he has enough money
TO pay every dollar Of his liabilities and have
. surplus over, rather a proof tina, his s:-
ipnment is intended to defraud the Gov
srnnent out of the moneys Secretary
CHASDLER has helped him to get oat of the
Treasury And il ROACH is q failure after
all that has been done for him, what is the
use Of trying to protect anybody else'
Simply for National honorT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-25
General warner and the 4 Facilities

General Warner and the Mail Facilities.
To the Editor Of Tie Register:
DEAR SIR:-In referring to . eommunics-
tion from this place in the In~telligencer Of
The 18th, in regard to our mail facilities.
the writer thereof goes a long way around
10 give our Congressman, Gen. Warner, q
feeble dig in his way, but it fell stillborn.
Now we happen to know that Gen. Warner
did not turn q deaf ear to the complaint but
attended to it promptly and to the s~atisfac-
ZION Of the community. And furthermore,
when the facts in the case. were known, it
proved to be q little spite against the mail
messenger by 4 Luud, al agent Of the
railway mail service, on political grounds,
and because the messenger was q Democrat
and told him (Lund) so, the only way he
could revenge himself was to make repre-
sensations to the department aud have our
mail changed, at an additional expense to
he government, and thereby injure the
whole community. We sincerely hope that
he man Lund viii soon be relieved so he
cannot ipjure a whole community again on
account Of q little political spite, and then
he correspondent y won't have to make
any more of his feeble efforts to make capi-
,sl against Gen. Warner. CUNTUX.
Ssrdis, July 20, 1885.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-25
more force and expedition.
R.sppearnceo OF an Old Enemy of the Po-
tato Plant.


r. ppearnce of an Old Enemy of the Po-
tato Plant.
TO TIE Edlor q ne Regiaer.
Within the past two seasons an old-tiue
pest Of the potato plant has reappeared In
This section of the country, namely the
black potato beetle. 1t may be described
as resembling q common lightning bug"
only the body Of the beetle is larger; Its
general color is black wings, with steelgray
body and whitisb stripe around its wings;
head small and provided with the "nippsrs"
Of the beetle family. Its com.
mon length is about one-hslf
inch, though it often grows larger-some-
times fully one inch. II is very destructive;
one patch in this neighborhood, Wetzel
county, having been literally stripped of all
l,aves within four days Of the first appear
ance Of the beetles. fortunately they do
not spread very rapidly and their advent
iuto q neighborhood is generally heralded
by the Kidding of one or two fields before
advancing on others. Paris green used by
mixing two ~tablespoonfuls in q couple Of
gallons of water and sprinkled over the
vines is sure death to them; but one must
rot hesitate or delay in making the attack
.or it is astonishing hoTthey eat. They have
one peculiarly that is worth mentioning
namely, upon being approached they wriggle
themselves pell NELL off the vines, dropping
to the ground and hiding under elods and
in cracks in the earth, apparently in the
greatest trepidation. but as soon as all is
still again they crawl forth and 60 indus
TioUsly to work.
Their Latin name, / believe, is Csntharis
Atvata, and / have seen it stated that they
are sometimes used in this country (the
United States) as a substitute for Spanish
flies. The better way, though, is for all
farmers to make them walk Spanish i'm
mediatsly upon their intrusion.
Wetzsl County, W. Va, July 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-25
Sale OF Valuable Real PRIMARY

fWst
RfvIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust Man,
day Of July lsss, and duly resorded IN u, ~
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohia s.esss
vill sell q public auction a the tront A.. y
Ourt House OF said county, on W
Saturday, August Goth, 1888,
beginning ct 10 o'clock q. N. the f~ollosipr n,,,x.
j. The east forty live (4S) feet Of Iot su.A.li
fory-hve ltb), situate on the nouh Sids az y,,i-S
street, q lanes Island, 10 ID. lanes .SSinasA
The city Of wheeling, on which the ds,lIi,s -
nov occupied By The ssid Alexander Oosu n ~
q nsrsmainder Of The said 10, nun bend h,,,
(ts) and the eastern half oil lot NUN oersd lo,w,.'
1867, adjoining the same on which arr ,itps,S,ss
brick dwelling houses, This property viii i. a..
asa whole and In two parts, DIVIDED BY Tie e..
line OF the dividing wall between the houss 40
500 ~ II sn nS1's ya{ .s, nn appsat bet
and the south three (Sl feet o. lot numbsrs tSi, !,
two ts1) In 1heo. Fink's addition u the ai di,y
Wheeling. fronting ihlrty-thrse (sS) tet o. n.
side Of Penn street, on which Is sitaata 4 I'm.
dwelling house.
l. Lot numbered nine t) In Armstrong. Bu,,,,
Col addition 70 the said city Of wh,eIiat I,,.s
on the west side oil York street, south Of Jaic ,t,
on lanes Island, havinga front Of THRU IN 4,
on York street, aud running west Of eqasI ,iia1,
hundred and twenty (i2oD test 10 the LEY ls
rear.
8 Lot numbered Digit ~ 10 william A-rnay.,,
addition 10 the said city Of wheeling, ,ita,a o, n,
vest side Of York street south Of Ohio ,usi, % NJ
Island.
6. . he right. title and interest Of the aid ll,u.
der Coen In and TO the property mentlppei, d,rsI
and bequsathed In and ~ the slll Of Eu.riOa
deceased, which wa admitted TO probate on u. Id
day Of April, 1881, In the ofnoe Of the nid dat.
TxRNs OF SALx-One-third u the parchss ns.u
an "a muoh mora thsfaoi AZ tha nnnch.., .-y
cash on the dsy et sale, and the rsmsinde Ia ls
equal instalments, payable respectively L. On. al
two years from the day OF sale. with Interest ira
that day, the deferred instslments being ssapaI5
adeed Of trust upon the property, and ln,unnsa q
building TO the amount Of one hall the srpl
purphae-money.
WIN. p. HUBBARD,
HENRY NJ. RUssEL
CHAS BBRs HrRvKY. Truss
Auctionoer. M.