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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17
LEGHI QEUIS.
Summons.

Tn the District Court of the Third Judicial District, Territory of AErZors, County os Yasspai.
 Theodore l. Chase; plaintiff, rj. Hidder Treasure MiaIng Company, defendant. Action brouga, i'll the District Court of the Third J Jud ciAl District, in and for the County Of Yavapa,, Territory of Arizors- 7erritJ-y of 4rizol.s sends greeting e Hid
 de. 1rta,are Mining Company: You are hereby summoned aud required to appear in an action brought against yoi by the above named plaintiff in the Dis- ,rlc. Court of the Third Judicial District. n and for ,he County of favspai, in the I, rrit,ry of Arizona. and answer to the complaint filed with the Clerk of the Court, At Prescott. in said County, Ia copy 5f Shich complaint accompanies this sum- mons. within twenty diys (exclusive of the day of setvice} after the service upon you If this summons, II served ID the County; but if served out of the County, and within rhe District, then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that If you fail to appear and answer 10 complaint, as above required, the plaintiff will take judg- Hlenl s4liist you " VFLaN.t iS1 sio sum oA Five Hundred t$jOOJ Dollars and interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent. per annum from the Ist day of February, 1884, and coss and disbursements ID this behalf expended.
 Given under ny hand and the Seal of SEAL of said District Court, this l6;h day of April, 4. D. 1885.
 A. F.. FOOTE, Clerk.
 By McGREw $ EeeEg., Attorneys for Plaintiff
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17
Notice of Publication,
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

Notwithstanding the fact that in James siss, Graham County possesse'. one of the sblest and ,nost honorable r.en in the last Legislature, some sorehesd residents of 1 that county are beginning to show their ss- shine propensities by attempting to belittle the splendid record which the Judge made as a rep resentative.
 Tucson Is laughing over the las: interet,- ing expose of the method of blackmAiling, in which Howmuch Hughes, editor of the Star, is such an adept. The present dis closures show how the would-be Surveyor General of Arizona agreed, in consideration of ''divy" on county printing, 10 cease abusing. Sheriff Paul oi Pima county. Go 1T, you lecherous old reprobate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

Recent letters from Colonel EIiy, presi- dent Of the Arizona MIne.a! Be!. railroad, and from General A. 4. Mcdowell, in charge of construction, s:a:e that they VII
 arrive in ci.;s city in st Tt time and beg IF the worS cf construction nn that road T:ie
 engineer corps was recently pad If he:e and IS oat on the line in charge oi MeSsrs. Ralph and Pen.e;on. There IS little Goub:
 that sixty miles of the N:ner,l B@lt rYad will be constructed this suEnler from Flag
 staff sou:h to T Ito B4s;a.-[ Al u91erqus 1 Jnurnal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

The finest tonic for nervous people Is H0stetter's Stomach Bitters. which insures perfect digestion and assimilation, and the active performance c; their functions hy the
 liver and bowels. As the system acquires
 tone through the influence of this benign
 medicine, the nerves grow stronger and more tranquil, headaches cease, and that
 name!ess anxiety which is the peculiarity of the dyspePtc gives way to cheeriullness.
 To establish health cI q sure foundation, use
 the peerless invig ,raus. F'r sale by all
 Druggists and Dealers generally.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17
After hearing last nights Wizard Oil

Alter hearing last nights Wizard Oil Concert, many Of tEose present expressed surprise that the talented performers did not secure suitable hall and give con cert, charging for admission. Judging by she manner in which they held their aud fence last evening under all the disadran- ;ages of standing, etc, we believe that the troupe would be well pstronized if they followed the above suyc.s s:;o1s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17
SPRAYED OR STOLEN

From Martinez Ranch, Yarapai county, on the I)th of March. dark brown Stallion, branded J. F., thus: E. on left hip. small white star on forehead, with a narrow white streak running from the white star down to his nose. He is about r hands high, and weighs 1S00 pounds when in good condi- tion; las large mane and tail, end long hair around his fetlocks. Fifty dollar. re- ward will be paid for any informatiCa which will lead to :lle. recovery ot the same, and Ii stolen. SiJ1 reward for the arrest and conviciion oi the thief or thieves.
 J. R. FRINCK.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

The New York Tribune wisely says: ''The Russian newspapers gre all anxious for war. It does not require any very great h.roism to sit quietly in an office and hght on paper. While there is only faint probability that war can bs averted, the consequences are So frightiul that this is ot all times the peculiar tune when prudence and conservatism should control those who have 1t In their power to affect public opinion"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17
Application for Pardon.

Notice IS hereby given that Abiiah B. HI;ci.ison and Shelby '. Huchissn, who wa.s convicted of murder of the second de- gree, OF the I,.lr day of May. 1883, in the D.a-r... Cou-t of the ThIrd Judicial Dn = triet oi me Tesritofy of Arizona, in and fer the County of Yavapai, and sentenced to inurriscnulent in the Territorial Prison at Yuma, A-izona, for the term of twenty years; sill apply to the Governor and Board of Pardon of said Territory, at the next meeting of said Bosrd. ... Prescott, April 14. 1885. r
 RUSH < WELLS. = Attorneys for Abijah B. and Shelby U;
 Hutchinson. --
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

Mex, Monday is the date set for the first meeting of the Territorial Board of Par dons. The meeting should take place in Prescott, but SD far nothing definite ba. been heard as to whether the Board w.il nee. or not.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

Considerable feeling has been manifested in regard to the application of George Walker, the slayer of Ralph, for pardon, and fl IS now proposed by several citizens to circulate for signature remonstrance against the granting of Q pardon to him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

It is fac, that Dr. Prices Special Fla voring Extracts of Lemon, Vanilla, Orange, Rose, Necsarine, Almond, etc, are the finest favors for cakes, puddings, ices,
 creams and pastry that can be made. The-s are no poisonous oiis CT ethers in D-.
 Pr;ce's Flavors; they are made from selec: taste
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

The statement of the pubic deb: of the United States, just issIe1, shows the amount of cash in the treasury to be S4s4. 4.414.174.3O. Debt, less cash in the treasury, April l, 1855, sl,405, ,4s9. .692 % Deb, less cash in the treasury March 1, 1885, l.405. 923. .33J0. IS. Decrease of deb; during the month, siS3.147 9s. Decrease of deb: since June 8, 1884, Si4 10, G33 GO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

Shou.G the w3rwh:ch nc W seems so imrli- nent between Rlssia and England really .ak g place, tIs; nlmei country, IT. it's bank rupt condition, may, when it strives to raise money in the m-ue:sry markets 4 the world, for the frs; lime rea!ize the importanc, of the Jex:sa race, whose n ,:r- bers I: las permitted to be so barbiroa:ly y treated within ;;s bound lries: ami H. Y Russia may yes To b.ought 10 greatly re- yret her treatment oi tine co-re!.siDa.s,s ci such money princes as ;he Ro:hsch.lds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

John Raible, the oldest and best brewer in Arizona, and one of the staunchest Has sayampers, IS at present supplying the Prescott: beer drinkers with the best beve- rsge ever brewe1 from mai: in the South west,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

The Wizard OI Coucer, last evenirg III front of Hutchison's drug store was largely attended The singing was excellent and was heartily applaudei. The concert will be repeated tonight, the weather permit tipO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17
NOTICE.

Doctor B Rtrroxs w..i 4:t-uI to a!, business for Dr. AiuswoTth, cgying his absence iD the States. All oy;iera leis at Hutchinson s Co.'S dru. store. vii be te!egrapised free tv the Doctor ;,. WLirp.e.
 Prescott. March 2J, 1855. fl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

4i'i be pleased t. nleat al ny o.d pa tr,.i, $; uly 5ew stand, ad joining ine Bank nf Ar.zoas 5u..i:..g. and "... ia ths !utGre. IS n i!:e ;a>;, c.-aii:Ue tp se:! ..: c,asses q: :r,c.y;es s, t..r lrwe=; po-si;le prices.
 Fre;A read a!w%ys in hand.
 rNl,r A NoLIrNH<KG.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

The pss:mortem on \. Clntoo the Ariz- oniaa who died m;steri.usly iu Los Ange- les, failed to show any definite signs of foul play. The body having been embsim ed, the contents O; the stomach could not be thoroughly analysed. It is expected that the examination of Mrs. Dr. Muir head will develop some interesting facts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

John Martin, to-day, shipped to Denver 8 tons of silver ore from the Lottie mine, assaying s2l5 to ;he ton. He has let a con tract for the attraction and transportation of rock.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

Tine Palace boas:s C: is c rps of gentle u:.,..Iy a;'. :.d,.i:s, w!,", although not al ways >al.i..c. are Ihc t.rs' to sre,t yoC wltt < i.earty '-as~ when yua tttsr and d' everything n t:ic;r puwer t1 nlase you vjs:t Ii-aSIt.t on@,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

I, may interest the old San Francisco and Virginia City fire Jakies' to know tha; Big S,x.'' ,he pride of the Monumentals in Frisco for SD mauy years' and which, upon the os5andmen, oi the volunteer de- par,m.nt, found i;s way to Virginia City, getting farther and ia tier awry from the ''hi!l on which i: was hnrseG," aud vii. ere .ong. be shipped to Ke,chun, IF tie Wood Ei:er country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

Rober;s. t f guns:Ei;h. keeps always "n hand a iarPe assortuieI. oi aii classes .: Ere arms and s:sndarj ammunition for .iazs, -evoivers anc shot guns oi every descr,p ;ion. Cleaning aad repairing fire arms soecia.;y. Gods z.ld and woyk doa= a: ;Le loves: ra,es- Call on h:aa a: bis srnory e the yes; e.6e c; sae riaa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY.

At ,he special meeting of the H>,.k a:d Lad!er Company. last evening. to c'rsider the invitation e:tcn!.l to t by the Hose Ccnp4E;es to participate in te- ti'e;nens : race, on ,he co:lI. l; vas decided ;nexpe It. eas for ;te Company to enter tho contest, go ,ha: :he T,u.As sG3 Dldts vii hsve :ke pleasure Ii winn:ng ;he rac- aioae Ire Hp'k aai La;der Company VII h " ever attend the race in b,dy, and il pas- si-le bet ;i.e.r Ia,n-y on ;he winning side.
 So governor that Arizona ever Lad ha= Gore more so advance i;s E.1;eria, pres ts-i ' than F. A. Trii;e. He IS live man who believes in progress and has no use ioE fossiiS-2henix Hesa!d
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

Osing 10 . washout on the Atlantic & Pacific, wes, of The Colorado. no Cslifor- mia mail Was received iI Prescott last eve ming.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

Hon. C W. Beach, proprietor of the MINER, will arrive in Prescott during the latter part of the present month.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

Woodvili- Williams Vas badly bruised up
 this mcraing by being thrown from buck ing bicicle which he was endeavoring to learn how 10 ride.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

Mss I.ii!ia \. IA:,. # P.nAl coancv. and and Mrs. Carrie Stanton, cf Ms.icopa County, have been granted life certificates Of teachers. by the Territorial; Eaaz3 oi siuca:lcn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

House-cleaning time. with all its concomi- | tant evils, is 8. hand, and its mi,eries rival
 those of week Of wAsh-days condensed
 into tweniy-four hours.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

comprising a complete Kitchen Outfit, Fine Brussels Carpet, and everything needed for House keeping. Apply at Mr. G. w.. DOCGHTY'S $ residence, beyond Mrs. Moeller's or at Shop, in rear of Geo. :. Porter $.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

4 May-Day celebration Is being contem- plated ty some of the young folks of Pres colt. The idea is not bad on-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

Sheriff Nslvenon will to morrow begin the work of assessing all taxable property within the county
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

The Comm..n Council has finished its labors as board Of equalization.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

Read the announcement of the mana gers of the skating rink in another column
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

..E< Sl-
 Washington E. Ferns, PiAints,
 
 V. T. 'io~an. P. E. Campbell, Rose B. Campbell. ". 6. Campbell. H. A. Shepard. Frank B1-gect,
 and Edward Sc(iowan. Defendants. Action b.o~gt in he Dis Court Of Third Ju. oi ii, ist-iet. in and for the County Of TayaPG,
 TerEto-y cf Arizona -ss The Territory c: Arizona se.is Greeting to wi B. Cfoys.r. z. [. Campbell, Rose B. Campbell; -. c. Campbell, X. sh=t'.rd. Frank Burgets, and Edvard NctjoSau.
 Ycu ,rs hereby suumonet and required to appear in action thought against yoa by the above named plaintiff in The District Court Of the Ihirs Ju:isi.l pisric ir and for th- ccuaty of yaySzi he Terri tory Of Arizona and answer the Iaiut Eis6 ~ith clerk of this Court s Prescott. in sad county {s copy of which complaint: accompanies this Eurnonsl, within twenty days exEiusye Ut the day of ssryice) after I. se-yice upon yoH uf this sumrOns, if served ti:s county: but f s--=e: oT,t of tho county and within .:s district ;;s1 within :i-;y days; ta all other case.. forty GsEs. .--. :: And sop hereby notifed h-i you fzl 10 appear and kH comp lairt above required, the pl.ir st vii take dfsi against yoa and apply o the Court for the relief demanded in said complaint and a2d disbursements i3 this behalf expended - ~> Given uai;er my hand and the seal of ss District tourf this .ata day of rep l1sD1H''sE: < D, is's: A. E: F0OTs; e., Rush $ Wells, Attorney, for PlAiat:s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

Get out and rustic is the common ex- preSsion nowadays.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17
isalies of Dissolution.

Tc=1e is Ae-es: c:rec ;a4t sAe e:ca z: E-.S Crou-. Fas:~, is ;s-s i-y .-ssz.v.'. S1 z-Sl ro-- s>:.: A-! :.a; iz=:ss E:Al E... rsy - sSs G1s hJ ..c s:.i >c',~. a. s>c:Gz-s Gls s-i z-zs CE-is a. s7I- ;e t=.:zts= s:i ~-. h@--s::s- os-1S ,; a .: Ae ss=1s stand
 JAMES EYALL,
 F. B. CROUCH.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17
FRIDAYS EDITION.

Do not fail to try the Hermosillo orange at Hubbard's.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

Jack HArkins left this moruing for Pie nix, where hs will locate permanently.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17
SUMMONS.

in the ois'-ic. Court os the Third Judicial Dtstries ..erritory of A-izons. County of Yavapai-
 Washington E. Ferns, PAintis,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

A<aLIS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17

In the District Court of the Third Judicial
 District, Territory of Arizons, County ot
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-07


(,ofee without sugar. after rising
IN The morning. il regarded a. an Ell
lectual remedy for chills. fever and dis.
orders incident 10 malaria. -Detrou
Post.
A simple test for the detection Of
lead in drinking water - provineu
tincture Of cochincal few drops 81
which will color the water blue u 'nera
i the remotest trace Of lead present.
phi'n,ielphia Press.
1T i noticeable that only red. scar
let. white and brown threads arc the
fayorite dishes of carpet-bugs- they
roll insect powder, as sweet morsei'
under their tongues, and battle IN car
bolic acid with impunlty. - Boston
| Giobe.
Corn and potatoes may often ID
dressed TO advantage after planting,
nrnyidino fine manure Is used. The
| cultivation Of these crops during tne
season will mix the manure with tho
soil much more perfectly than II could
be IL plowed under. N X Herald.
The Gar,icners Monthly says that
those who have set out trees the past
sp,-ing should take the first chance 81
dry spell 10 LOOSEN 'hS H'ii ~ ~
them with a fork, and immediately
after beat it down hard again with the
heel or with some tool suitable Tor tha'
purpose.
GOOD crops Of beets may be grown
on any land rich enough and in suitable
filth for corn. Drilled in rows two feet
} and eight or ten inches apart, much OF
M. work may be done by horse hoes.
! But the thinning must be done by the
{ hand hoe, and unless properly attended
. To in time the beet crop will not amount
. To much. Y. Tribune.
J To protect squash vines against the
y root-borer, dissolve an ounce Of salt
! peter in gallon Of water Pour thi'
4 freely on the young plants until tn
earth i thoroughly wet In four OF
!. five DAYS repeat the application. Prob
e ably about three times will be Otter
D enough. This will make the vines grow
a very rapidly. - Chicago Times.
Z The reason for rotation Of crop
= Is that no two plants of different KIND
= require the same substances in the sam
proportion for their nourishment- In
y Grains and grasses may soon eNhaus
Z Tie supply Of silica. These should
therefore. not Immediately succeed cac
y other in rotation. They ought 70 .
~ followed BY a crop which needs less
70 silica but more OF potash or some oth'
ne mineral salts field which would ns
cd Weld good second crop Of wheat MAJ
n even without manure. give good Gro
CD Of clover, of turnips or Of carrots.
Us Chicago Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-07

NO intention II ; yet been mann
rested by people who use the telephone
u revise the customary exclamation
Hello into ..Shcolor BOSTON %
zetic.
"John. what j. the best thing e
feed n parrot on2' asked IN elderly
lady Of her bachelor brother. who ha'ed
parrots. arsenic gruhly answered
John. ~ u Independent
Prank showed the picture on his
slate "lfs awful bad, said teasing
Kate. .Just like the smallpox.
..Nhvp' asked lie. ..llccauSc it's
skctching. don't you see? MI ion6er'
Gu.cffc.
Teacher % little pupil: Where are
Won roing. NeIlie?' Papa j. gong
II take us 10 Florida again. Can
YOU tell what the Capital OF florida Isl
Y. Ycs,m Its the money they Get
from borders. - utsbnrgh Chrontrle.
Romantic young ladies who open
their easements NJ night and gaze pen
| siycly upon the moon are very foolish
| The moon Il 10000 miles distant. and
Il there was man in ii they couldn
Get him. What's the use Of being I'M
reasoaablee- y. Post.
In Cuba. when the Government
wants to discipline an editor i s,ispends
his paper for forty days. This - great
finn fur the editor. He gets rest. zoe.
iishing. has good time generally, ano
M. supscribers cant recover cent iol
the papers they didn't get Darlington
Free Press.
"A Young mother. travelling with hc'
infant child. wrote the following lettel
"a her husband at home: I'VE are al
doing first rate and enjoying ourseye
yerv much. We are in excellent health
m. bow can crawl about on all fours
Hopinc that the same can be SAID
Won. remain, etc.-N !. Times
There" said woman to tramp
.is a nice dinner; but shall cNpct
you u saw little wood for IT, !" Gel
! iainlv. madam" politely replied IN
tramp. attacking the dinner with bot
/ hands. .but you will pardon me-,
} trust, IL l venture 70 correct your y,
clish.r My what?' "iour Engllsl
4 Some modern authorities claim th'
D grammar Is played out. know bette
4 The word saw Is verb; in this cas-
J singular number and imperfect tens
You can not say 4 shall expect you
d saw wood. i shall expect you 70 8
l. wood Is correct. II you will indlca
Z the pile to me will now look at II q
pass out. n--Evston Transcripts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-07

Parents and teachers will do well TO
turn the thoughts Of the young to the
careful observation and study Of par
,icular things round about them. by
calling attention 20 the robin that hops
from limb to limb. one may lead chile
10 observe its plumagc. its habits, Its
nest, its eggs. It's winter habits, etc, I'll:
interest being aroused and powers q
observation stimulated. the enid pc-
comes not only an ornithologist. but
able 10 observe and reflect upon hum
drcd other things. 50 q flower, q stone,
the sight Of star. may open the gate
u vast and wonderfully entertaining
realms 81 thought. Begin soon. thai
observation and reflection may he early
developed II Is q rare privilege e
opcn fields OF thoughtio the eager mine
| Of childhood OGDEN Rule.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-07
TREATMENT OF SHEEP.
why the Habit Of Washing sheep before
shearing should he Abandoned.

WHY the Habit Of Washing >neep beiore
shearlng should BE Abandoned.
There are many reasons why the few
growers whv still persist should abandon
the habit Of washing their sheep before
shraring, and we know Of not single
argument in its favor. The pracuce
Was inaugurated at an early day, and y
relic of old times. when the wool
Shorn from the small ilocks IN the
Eastern States was largely used up as
home. Then il was necessary to wash
II either before or after shearing' 10
prepare il for carding and spinning
Those DAYS are passed, and both the
sheep and their owners ought TO be glad
of il.
The yolk in healthy fleece Is ma.
ture'- preservation of the fiber. Ii y
soapy matter, with strong potash
base. resembling no other animal secre-
ZION: II is. in fact. a soap, with more or
less free oil. II preserves the elasticity
\ IN the fiber and should be left IN the
VOL until IL Is wanted for manufacture
incu Manufacturers well know that
scourcd wool, in time becomes brittle
and loses its elasticity, while unwashed
retains all its good qualities indefinitely.
II Is doubtful il anybody ever saw
moth in unwashcd wool II i, As 2
rule. free from all vermin. The per-
centagc Of yolk in healthy docks q
even grade Is quite uniform. but vary
inc i'm different breeds from twenty-five
pcr cent. in the Leicester and Other
coarse breeds to fifty to scventy-tive pei
cent in the very finest Saxon. the bucks
always carrying more than the ewes
The system Of washing in cold water OF
the sleeps back never results ia
| washed fleece fit for the manufacturer
but only the eradication Of an unknown
and uncertain part Of the .yolk, con
tanned in the fleece which i thu
/ chan rcd into an unmerchantablc com
: modify to be sold on its uncertain mer
/ III as to shrinkagc. The name or des
: irnation of sCashcd wool has ceased :
i have any charm. and the sooner IN
: practice Of washing is entirely aDar
i doncd the better it will be for the sheer
their owners and the trade generally
!, ~ Wool Journal