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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08
Application for Pardon.

Notice is hereby given that Abijah B Hutchison and Shelby U. Huchison, vhc were convicted of murder of the second de. gree. on the l1th day of May, 1883, in the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis trict of the Territory of Arizona. in and for the County of Yavapai, and sentenced tc imprisonment in the Territorial Prison a, Yuma, Arizona, for the term of twenty years, will apply to the Governor and Board of Pardon of said Territory, at the next meeting of said Bovrd
 Prescott, April l4. 1885.
 RUSH < WELLS. Attorneys for Abijah B. and Shelby C..
 Eutchison
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

They were on their way to church Sun day morning, talking about the skating rink, of course. Said she, ''Oh, MT. Carpent, did you see me get that hard fall at the rink yesterdays' "Yes," said MT. Carpent, ''and my sympathy was with you. " "Well, you ought to see me now; am black and blue from head to foot" Mr. Carpent said he should be delighted. The ,olor stole into her cheeks, and the rink subject Wa. dropped.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08
Notice of Application for a Uni ted States Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICB, |
 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, May list, 1885. ]
 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the Act of Congress, Approved May 10, 1872, ''To promote the development of the Mining Resources of the United States, John Mars, claiming,14 liEear feet of the Black Hill vein or lode, bearing precious metals, with surface ground six hundred feet in width, lying aud being situate within the Black Hill Mining District, County of Yavapai and Territory of Arizona. has made application to the United States for pa- tent for the said mining claim, which IS more fully described ss to metes and bounds by the official plat, herewith posted and by the field notes of survey thereof, now filed in the office of the Register of the District of Lands, subject to sale at Pres colt, Arizona, which field notes of survey describe the boundaries knd extent of said claim on the surface, with magnetic vsria- ton at IA 05' East. as follows, to wit: Beginning at the initial monument, l marking the southerly end center of claims, where Is large rock in place in the center of gulch, marked B. H. l. NJ. No. l; southeast cor. to Sec. l, Tp. IA N, Range E.. br's s. 69 : 20 w. 5472 it.; thence s. 72 IS E. 300 1t. to Joe. mon, where set post it. long, 4I4 ins, F it. in the ground, post marked B. H. No. II; mouth of gulch b'rs s. Gle W. 24 it.; thence N. l7 42 E. 1460 it. to loc. mon. where I sel post it. long, 4x4 ins., E it. in ground post marked B. H. No. III; gulch b'rs \. F . 42' E. 21 ft.; thence N. 72S 18 w. 30( it. to loc. mon. where 1 Set post it long. 414 ins., F it. in ground; post mark ed B. H. No. "; large rock in place mark ed B. P. B. H. No. ". b'rs s. @ 40 w. 6S it.. thence \. 72 IS \. (same course, 300 fl. to ioc. mon., where SC. a post 4 1t. long, 4x4 ins., l ] fl. in ground, roat mark ed E. II. No. V; thence 5. F . AZ w. l46( 1t. to loc. mon where set post it long. 4x4 ins, F if. in ground, post mark | ed E. II. No. VI; thence $. 72o 1S' E. 300 fl. to mon. and rock in p,ace B. If. NJ. No. l, place of containing 20. II acres; the said mining claim being of record in the office of the Recorder oi Deeds of Yavapai County, in Book of Mines at page.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the mining ground. vein, lode, premises ol any portion thereof so described, surveyed plated and applied for, are hereby noti l fed that unless their adverse claims ars duly filed according to law. and the regula tions hereunder within sixty days iron tine date hereof, with the Register of tn, U. $. Land Office at Prescott, in the Ter ritory of Arizona, they will te barred, il virtue of the provisions of said statute.
 THOMAS WING, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

The account of . terrible crime and tra- gedy comes from the little town of Tsrs.an,
 in the state of Michoacas, Mexico. Tho
 seven-year- old boy of 2 wealthy residens
 Of that place, named LoPe1 was kidnapped
 on the l4th of las: month, and the father
 notified that the child would be killed if q ransom of S'5 900 vas not deposit in a cer- tain place within two days. By some acc l. dent ,he note of advise fell into the hands cf . stupid servant and was not delivered until too late to open a barley with the cri- minAls. On the morning of the 18th the father found the body of his boy. horribly thrown into bis own courtyard. A ,welve-year-old sister, on witnessing the sight, fell dead with a commotion of the hearth, and the unhappy fatheris no~ 2 ra- wing maniac. The hends are being hunted, and, II caught, they will be lynched
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

\ Deadwood miner, skeFsical as to ,ht ability and honesty of the assayers in tha camp, recently played on them the old trick, with the usual results He pull verized an old jug. mixed it with graph ite, and took 1t to a Deadwood assayer. Another portion he gave to Lead city assaver. The Dcsdwood authority re- ported 20 ounces of silver per ton as the result oi his assay, and the Lead city e1- pert gave S per ton in gold and nosilver as the result of his investigations.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

Judge Fitzgerald has decided that the Arizona insolvency law cannot cover debt, incurred prior to the passage of the law Good lawyers will coincide with this dsci- sion, otherwise territorial legislature would have powe. to pass e1 post facto laws, which is contrary to the constitution Of the United States.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

A bill was recently introduced in the Texas Legislature for the appointment of a commission to determine the portion of the state in which Texas fever exists among cattle, but 1t was shelved through the deter mined opposition of Southern Texas men. who insisted that il was measure in the interest of the Panhandle to the detrlmen, ot the other cattle raising sections of the State.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

John Mccullough is wandering about Louis, inquiring for streets which exis; only in Chicago and Cincinnati. The great actor is apparently breaking up, and the time is not faa distant when his friends will have to take charge of him. If he had been under the doctors care some time ago, it would, perhaps, have been better for him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

The Atlanta Constitution pro duces plausible statistical proof of the assertion that the old reproach against the south erners AS being the largest consumers of whisky is no longer well founded. On the contrary, OUT contemporary assert, that the south i, the most temperate fac ton in the union Mississippi, it says, ha, 950; while Minnesota, with about the same population, has over 5000 saloons; Arkansas has l,S44 saloons; California. with about the same population has g. 569 saloons; old Bourbon Kentuckv has 6,46l saloons and Ohio l5,s9o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

The German Gazette states it is credi- bly, informed that peace is assured, and that the present diplomatic action of England is retrogade movement, which she seeks to take as decently as possible The Gazette, in commenting upon this information, expresses its belief as skep. tical about the situation being so farora- bie for peace as indicated.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

Senators and Congressnen are seriously considering the necessity for having an extra session in case of var between Russia and England. They need not trouble themselves. There will be no war so long as Gladstone can wag his tongue.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

A Canadian detective wants the Gov ernment to promise him SIC, ,0o0 the day he hands Riel over to it alive It may be money ia Sir John, s pocket to accept the offer. Certainly it is growing increasingly doubtful whether the Dominion troops will be able to bag the game.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

A dispatch from the City of Mexico says:
 In regard to Mormons emigrating from the United States to Mexico, Govern ment officials announce that none com. ing will have any concessions granted them, but are at liberty to come as other subject to the laws of the country, which forbids polvcamv.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

At ono time during the revolutionary war the currency of the country had so far depreciated that barrel of flour was worth sl575, and John Adams paid Sl5,- 900 fer . suit of clothes and hat.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

Wanted-Informatisn .. to the where abouts of George Chapman. Any one knowing his address will confer a favor ty writing the Cochiso Record, Tombstone, A, T., or Wallace Corbett, Tombstone, Ari- zona, Territorial papers please copy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

The divorce market in Indianapolis i. thus iersely summarized by local journal Brisk competition among our lscaI law. yers has brought down the prices of our divorces- We quote: Common separation. sl5; small alimony, s25; large alimony, $50 to sl00, according 70 circumstances. Business good and increasing"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

Schuyler Colfax once said that the Re bekah Degree was the best kept secret in the order. Men had been expelled from the order Odd Fellows) for divulging the secret work, but there was no record of a woman having ever proved recreant to her obligations
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08
Notice Of Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT Puxscorr AR1zr

April 10th, 1885. [ Notice is hereby given that the fouowinr name, settler has filed notice of his intent to make final proof support of his claim, and that said procf ~ s- mste before 'he Register and Receiver of the uri- ted states Land Ofce st Prescott, Arizona, on the ish day of May. 1885, vii, Frank E. Joruan. of Camp Verde. Yayapai County, Arizona Territory for his Homestead Application No. lcs for the fractional lots Nos four i and ove (5) Of the southwest and fractional lots Nos six s and (o the south east oi Section No eight ts in Township No. thir- teen (i3l north of Range No. i've r5l east.
 He names the following wirn...es .o nrovs hi. unusus residence upon and cultivation O. said land vI: J. H. A. Marsh Murray McIunernay. samuel Bright, and J. Jordan, all of Prescott. YAyspAi county, ArizonA Territory.
 THOMAS WING, Register
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

Bishop Salpointe, who so long and ably presided over the Catholic church in Arizona, will soon leave the Territory. He will le succeeded by Bishop Bougard, who was consecrated at Santa Fe, on the 9th of May.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

Proceedings have been instituted against . prominent New Mexican cattle-man for fencing up portion of the public domain, contrary to the act passed by the last Con gress
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

There is nothing that so takes the starch out of young man who has been married about a year as to have to go to store where there is . girl clerk with whom he used to keep company, and inquire for . package of those large safety pins.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

The officers of H. B. Ms man of war
 "Garnet," at present at Norfolk, Va,
 appear somewhat disconsolate, inasmuch =. tha atf;cers of thA Rn.s;Aa- 0oryas.a "Stelok" did not leave P P. c. cards for
 them when leaving for New York.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

An AmerlcAn citizen, enc Clark Allison. of Somerset, Massachusetts, has been dis covered in Spanish prison, where he has been lncarcera.ed for nine months and fed on re i.aad and water. and herded with .',c elezi class cE Spanish pr:souers lie aas been waiting there for nine months for ;r'al for he:ng drunk and striking 8 D a:eluAr No.e Eorl for cur navy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

Judge P. T. Colby, Murat Masterson and J. Morris Young have organized . law partnership at Kingston, New Mexico.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

Some of the New Mexican cowmen are ..amusin cusses," 10 judge from the quaint cattle cuts upon which their brands are displayed. |
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08
NOTICE

All those knowing themselves indebted to us will pay their accounts 10 Ed. Home. Prescott, who IS authorized to collect our accounts. Accounts not settled before the hrs. Of June will be placed in Court for collection.
 P. B. BRANNBN k co. Prescott, May 9th, 1885.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

The Atlantic X Pacific company are ft- ting up large number of cattle cars, e1. pectin2 a heavy business in cattle ship merts this season.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

Young men at rinks who have sister. here say it is so much easier to skate with ether girls than their sister.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

A writer in French scientific publica- ton predicts that the United States will have, in l932, population of nearly 300,- = OOO. .OO9.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

A new paper call the Advocate will soor be publnhed ar solomonville, Graham County, by I.E. Solomon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

In consequence of the large orders for
 American canned beef from England, prices have advanced l2 per cent.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

More silver claims in Globe distric; will be worked this season than ever be fore since the camp was established.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

The Illinois Legislature continues to to do nothing for the modest considera. ton of s2,oOo per day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

Of all who clean their teeth regularly, it is certain that a very large proportion only do % once day and that generally at
 the time of their morning ablutions. 4 much smaller number also do 90 at re etiring, but the number of those who make pract- ice of regularly brushing their teeth afte, eating, the most important time of all, i. indeed very small. It is while eating that all the little cavities or intentices of frag- ments of food, or traces of Some acid. in the food arc left in the teeth to cause incipien. decay, and hasten it where it has already commenced. It is of course desirable to brush the teeth on rising in the morning and before retiring at night, but it is of more importance that they should be thor oughly clsansed after eating. Decaysd teeth, Professor Busch, of Berlin, holds, ia peculiar to man. never having been observ> ed nj any animal. Itis more prevalent among some races than others, and seems to affec, the whole. In this repast prehistoric msn has DO advantage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08
DENTISTRY

D. PENTLaSo, dentist, is PERMANENTLY located in Prescott and all operations eu trusted to hin will be carefully performed and WARRANTED to give satisf4ctIon.
 OvFICE-First door east of Bank of A-i- EcnA, CT Guriey Street
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08

1t IS represented that President Cleve- land is breaking down from overwork
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08
SWINDLES.

A numter of "boodle" swindles and confidence games have been reported to the postoffce department recently, which the secret service men have been attend
 ing to heretofore. I. is now proposed to sec whether the postofice= department cannot aid the treasury force in protect ing the fools of the country. The lates' schemes discovered were received this week from special agents in New York state. They arc old tricks and consist oi offers to sell gold coins at the rate of 90 cents on the dollar, a genuine coin being mailed as e sample, and offers to sell counterfeit notes at . large discount. The victims send their money and that i, the last heard of it. This use of the mails for this purpose is to be punished
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-27
FOREIGN.
Prince A,ex..a., s.,-.. "a.

Thsee Alexander Ensers Asaa.
sofa. Dec B.-Prince AIexaodsr En-
sefeo SODA today ct the bead of six
regiments OF infantry. one regiment OF
o. cavalry and three batteries Of ar,iI-
lery. DE vas received With great en,hu-
aasm oy the inhsbi,4nts- The city vas
ealiy decked With aes. and tynies. is
ofliIianfiy iiloDinsted. Many banners
oeehn2 patriotic Inscriptions we're dis
P.syea 81 varioos points along the line
OF march- One of these read, Hoosr
sue glory u the vicsors Of slivni,z,
Drasoman Pass, Tsaribrod and Prot. "
Geraas Isteresa..
BERLu. Dec 8-The papers express
we Dope that the government viii pro-
ssct Herman commercial Interests in
mao aeAscar, which, they say. will be
compromised II the provisions Of the
franco Madagascar treaty should prove
70 oe tne same a. they we're announced
70 zoe Ceamber Of Deputies BY De
orange Prsee.stsns Forbidden.
81 JOINS, IN. Fl, Dec. G.-Tbe
Newfoundland Executive has isszed a
proclamation forbiddin9 Orange mo-
oessions IN Harbor Grace or the other
ps'ts OF Conception Bay. Numerous
andsvits have been made before Judge
Bennett affirming the certainty o. dis
tofosHoe OF the peace In the event of q
public demonstration or procession.
Gsvesssr Of Newfsa adiaud.
slr Ambrose Shsab has been app oint
"a Governor Of Newfoundland, being
tne nrst native and Catholic Governor
nnc< the days Of Cabot.
oniy Tacit Tsderstandins,
MONTREAL, Dec. a.-rhe Herald. the
reoeenized organ Of the Canadiap Pa
cine Company, hays that q working or
pooling arrangement has been entered
leso between she Grand Trunk and the
canadian Pacific. Tue officers Of both
roads deny this, saying that the only
aefeement existing IL Q tacit under
standing a. to uniform rates from the
WeAf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-27
HORRIBLE nURDEss AT AUSTIN

AUSTIN (Texas) Dec. 25.-Tvs ter.
riole crimes we're committed in this CITY
last night, after midnight. which will
undoubtedly result in three deaths, and
no telling how many lynchines. Dur
ing the past year Austin has been horri.
ued every few weeks by some dastardly
attack on servant women, both white
and eolered Fully q dozen servants
have been Outraged, and eight murdered
within this period. The crimes all bore
evidence OF having been perpetrated
and planned by the same person. Every
effort has been made to apprehend the
criminal, and skilled detectives have
oeen employed. Many negroes have
been arrested and put through rigid ex.
aminations, but nothing came of the
efforts. Maay citizens and some off
cials held the theory that the crimes
we're perpetrated by some insane indi
vidual, Who ounninRly devised how be
could shed women's blood without ap-
prehension.
About midnight last night, w. II. Han
cook. veil to do carpenter. residing at
2US Water street, was awakened by
Rroans- Entering his wifs's chamber,
adjoining, he found the vacant bed Gov
cred with blood spots. He followed the
trail out Of the front door. around the
house and into the back yard, where be
found his wife veltering in a pool Of
blood. She had been struck twics across
the bead and face With blunt axe, and
her skull vas fractured. Physicians
say the lady will surely die from her
wounds. Mrs. Hancock is aged 10. and
still handsome. She bore an unblsm
ished character.
In the midst Of the great excitement
produced by this outrage. the citizens
we're appalled, ut learning OF q still
greater crime perpetrated about the
same hour several squares distant. At /
O'Clock Mrs. Phillips, resid ng ct 3OS
Hickory street, Was awakened by cries
Of her grandson. Catering her son
James Phillips room she found the IN
FAINT on the bed, covered With blood, and
Phillips lying senseless from q terrible
blow across the head. Ella Phillips,
his wife, vas missing. A frightened
neiahbor followed the bloody trail and
found her dead body lying in the back
yard Of adjoining premises. Death had
resulted from blow on tbe forehe I'D
With an Az. Across the body lay heavy
rails. Her person had been outraged
There IL no clue to either crime. Ex.
element on the streets during the day
has been very great. Christmas vas
forgotten. The Mayor called mseting
Of citizens at the State house. Nearly
1000 attended. A committee Of public
safety gas organized. The feeling over
these last outraaes 10 intense. A house
to house search for the bloody murder
ers will probably DO made.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-27

TEE BATHS or 6HrLoz.-Gsn- b A1-
regard gill give q history Of the Shiloh
canpaisn 10 the January number Of the
yorfA as.<rsess Rsvses. He claims thai
Gen. Aiecrnon Sydusy yehascn aesed
ouly q Q cosps esnmander q Shiloh.
Gen. peaureeard emphAsieaiiy assersa
contrary 70 the commen oeiiefl thai be
rs the cole cc0mandsf on both DAYS,
apd. without naming then. esotrovsfsa
IL reports Of Grant and sherman - 10
the Nssions forces bsina taksa By ar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-27

wuKEsnARnx. D,c. %. Work at No
I slope, where the accident osoarrsi At
NantIooke, will be abandoned. as IL has
been found that A fast ~ the debris is
removed il hovs 10 again from the
great break In the culn bank abovs.
The company will recompsase the rsla
tives of the victims. Who are undouot
edlv buried deep beneath the sand, culn
aud reck, and can never be found.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-27
NO CLUE.

AUSTIN. Disc 26-No clue has yet been
unearshed to the mysterious tragedies
Of Christmas Eve. Mrs.. Phillips, one Of
the victims vas buried today. Mrs.
HANCOCK 10 unconscious and is slowly
dying. Jas. Phillips is also dying. His
Wounds are worse An at first supposed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-27

A ooLLArsrxo CABINET.

Ioxpox. Dec. s. Dispatches from
Par,s 1ay that the Premiership OF bris-
con 10 collapise. A number OF his Tor
ner ssaansh Supporters are dssertsne
him.
rur sRrssos cAHTSKr re RESIGN.
PAlrs. Dec. S-ls 10 generally andsr-
sto,d thai the Brisson Cabinet viii IT.
sieu And that Dcfreyeinet viii form .
Dinissry after the election OF Grew -
PrrsSAsot Of the French Rspabsic.
which nov appears 70 b eersaip.
Crew vii mark his rs-siecsioo By pre-
eisimina amnesty 10 all political sf-
Tenders.
4 nuroxArIoS.
PAsra Dee 6.-Ths report that Adj
mirsI 0slibef, Minister OF Marine and
TIE Colonies, had resigned 10 eounfmed-
urxrIxo WITHOUT Dafssox-
p.xxs. Dee. Is "A Casinet meeting
90 held to-day at which Pres.dsns
Grsvv presided Prime Minister hrs
seu vas ia and cid nes ssseod- he ru-
nor that the Rrissoa ministry viu ~
sign afser the Prssidsntal esectsoo %
Noodav uext 10 confirmed. II . Stated
ia, Brsssoa 10 not iaolinsd 70 rssams
ofics. In sAs 6saAss today the IooQnin
"a MADAGASCAR credits vsrs e0epss1
b - - q.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-27

WHITE & MUNDAY,

Attorneys at La W.
Ot1cs In whiss's Block. cor. Front and
Columbia - d30