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TUB PIKEXIX HERALD.
Saturday OitSf 11,
SILVER KING.
Report
of Colonel
Janus.
J. R.
History of the Silver King Mine,
in Pinal County.
Rich DsYalopmdrits
tha Near Future.
In
R-Hient riah d:?irulp'n?at ia the
Silrar Kins Hiaa wil attract r.
rcd attaaliun ia that Arizona prop.
tij. Blow we jive a report made
lad June by Colonel J. R. Jams, who
i said to be an of the best mining
nginer4 ou this coast: -C
' 5a Fkakcico, Jane 19, 1879.
T the Qoar4 of Trujtte an J Stock
holder of the Silver King Milling
'Company:
GextlemEM: ILirewith permit me
t transmit to you my- report on your
property, which I have made, after
a thorough examination, at the re
quest ot Colonel Jamtts M. Karncy:
Thi property I find is situated
thirty -flv miles northeast of Flor
ence, Piwneer District, Pinal county,
Arizona, in a range of high and rug
jred mountains, known as the "IMnal
Mountains," extendin; for many
Millet through the Territory in a
northwesterly and soutensterlr direc
tion. The mine wa discovered and
locatad in March, 1873, but no work
waa done thereupon until July, 1S7S,
when the work of development prop
erly commenced, and has been con
tinued up ta the present time with
the most gratifying resuju I find
with your property a firt-class ten
utamp mill, situated at Picket Post,
about four mile from the mine, from
which point the or a are hauled over
very. cood road by teams at an ex
pea. $2.50 per ton.
--DEVELOPMENTS.
- "Frcfc .e out-crap of the ledgs a
--' lrgcace has been excavated iu
u ore wiiicti connects wun tue tun
Bel level, which is eighty feet below
the surface. This level is one hun.
tred and sixty-eight feet long, from
this level a winze his been sunk
thirty feet, connecting the first and
second levels. From the surface to
this second level the ledge will aver
age forty-eight feet in width, and
from a working test, taken every
half hour from the battery, I find it
gives a result of f H.CJ per tun. The
second level is one hundred and
tweaty-nine feet long. Forty-four
feel north of the winze connecting
the first and second levels, is a winze
onaecting .the aecond and third
levels. From the third level a winee
has boen sunk one hundred and fif
teen feet which will connect with
" the one hundred and ten" foot level of
the new working shaft, which was
tartelf in Februarji 1879. This shaft
is now one hundred and flfty
aeven feet deep, with work progress
iag, with day and sight shifts, ahd as
Iliinrferstnncl.it is the intention to
t, rontinuo to a depth of one thousand
feet without delay, which action I
would respectfully recommend. The
work thus far done is perfect, being
well timbered, ana divided into two
compartments of four feet each, and
which will a fiord ample facilities tor
hoisting sufficient ore to keep a forty
- stamp mill constantly employed-
- They have also steam hoisting ma
chinery at this rhaft of sufficient ca
pacity to sink and thoroughly de
velop tiie mine.
FORMATION A.XD COURSE OF THE
VEDf.
The turrerawding country is of lime
and granite formation. The under
lying b.tKe and body of the mountains
ia this district consist of a fine
grained syenite in which the walls of
of the vein are encased. The course
of the lode being northwest and south
ast. From the cropping to the 4t.u
level the dip of the vein is to tfie
southwest about 45 degrees, and from
the 3d level to the 4th level, about SO
degrees.
The walls (foot and Jianging) arc
rogular and well defined ; with clay
gangue, and soft porphyry. This
vein beyond all question or doubt is
a true fissure of vast extent ami
great mineral wealth,
SUGGESTIONS.
From careful examination aad cal
culation, I find at the mine on the
dumps and killings of the mill, oro
and tailings to the value of $1,416,
183, and it is safe to say that by prop
er management in extracting and re
ducing the ore, there is at least $600
00 to be disbursed in dividends.
l would not however, recommend
the com pony paying any dividends
, foT at least four months for this rea-
eon -.
From present Indications, it is ex
pected a sufficient quantity of water
will bo encountered in sinking the
new working shaft to enable them
to run n forty-stamp mill at the mine
thereby saving a large amouat of
jocney in hauling the ore.
r To build a forty-stamp mill, sink
the shaft and open tbc.'mine in proo
er shape, will cost le.s than $300,
. 000, then you cgald pay a dividend of
$1 per month 'and carry a largo sur
plus. What work has been done on th!s
mine ' nothing more than prospect,
ing to ascertain the exact course and
xtent of the ore channel ; yet in do
ing this, I understand nearly 2,000,
O0O has been realized.
It has no intrinsic aid, has erected
ntcessary machinery, built expensive
roadvxc, besides paying $430,000
in dividends, and still leaving $1,
418,183 uncxtracted.
COXCJ.UBTOX,
Among the special advantages of
this mine aro; The enormous rich
ore in sight and measnreable, the ac.
cessibility of the ores and ease of ex
acting it, and the possible and proo-
future vast extent of the unex--ed
ore body.
Inre, after thorough investiga
ldnot hisitate to pronounce
JBilvcr King mine, one ot un
Minted wealth, (extent of devel
si. considered) and to judge tho
""m the past and present.it is I
V ' ----- , " '
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The following real estate transac
tion were recorded in the office of
the County Recorder for the month
of September:
"VT. T. Smith to Sarah A. Smith,
half interest in lot 0, block 21,
for $1.
Bsnjamin F. Patterson and wife to
Wilson V. Jones, 16 ) acres in Mari
copa county, $1050.
Pedro Gonailes to Jasus Maria
Madrel, lot 10, in block 37, for
$33.
Neil Dougherty to Henry Risbrid
gr and John A. Campbell, the
Dougherty and Gem mines, for
$100.
C harles Martin to Frank Towers,
one'Ualf interest In the Bssl-two-out-of-three
mine, $103.
John D. Sibbald and Grorgo W.
Cole to R. T. Subbart, one-half inter
est in tha Sherman mining claim, for
$2,200.
Otto GiosenhofTor to Gustave
Koucher, lots 2, , and 0, ia block 81.
for $30.
Enlalio Comarho to Thomas
Greenshaw, lot 6, block 6J, for $200
Alexander "VTight to B. B. Tripp,
one-half interest in the Summit
mine, McMillan Mining District, for
$500.
B. W. Rjagaa to Mrs. Orena Rowe
one-half interest in the Lyon Mine
for $1.
The United States to John t!
Dennis, 183 acres of land situated in
the Florenoe Land District.
The United States to William B.
Hellings, 160 aoies of jibe land sub
ject to sale at the Prcscott Land
Office, for agricultural college scrip,
So. 333 issued in favor of the State
of Alabama.
Silver Nuggst Mining Company
to D. G. Chilson, ths Silver Plate, oi
Silver Nugget mine, in the Rich
mond Basin, Globe District, iu con
sideration of $3,003.
Daniel G. Chilson to the Silver Nug
get Mine and Milling company .the Sil
ver Plate .mining claim, Globe Dis
trict, for $300,000.
D. G. Chilson to the Silver Nuggst
Mining and Muling company, the
Silver Nugget mine, Globe District,
for $300,000.
H. C. Parker to Thomas Boyd and
S- li. Boyd, one-quarter interest in
the Aatiller mine, ilcMillea District,
ror$130.
John II. 'Wear, John Sandsburg
and Dan til Duppa ta A. G. Sands
burg, one-quarter interest in tha
Mammoth mine, in consideration of
performing one fourth of the work
required to develop the same.
Susano Cstaand Ilcllena Martines
de Cata, to Serefluo Reghetti, lots 2,
4 and 6, ia block 63, for $100.
William D. Teuter to G. F. Coates,
lots 1 and 3, sa block 10, for $130.
Mining Locations.
The locating of the following
mines has tiaen recorded iu the
County Record sr's fEco since Sep.
tember 1st, to date:
South La Platta mine, la Rich
mond Basin, Globe District, ' by E.
Bilderback. L. O'Neill and C. II.
Bilderback.
First North East Extension ot the
ITannible Mine, Globe District, by
James Atkia.
The Fearnought, Maricopa county,
four miles southwost of the Gila
crossing station, Fr. Holburg.
More Might, McMillen District,
br Richard O'Connell, Michael"
O'Conneil and Sterling Bnrwell.
New York mine, McMillen Dis
trict, by Joha McCormac, W. Mur
phy, A. Morgan and P. Shauly.
The Hiddea Treasure, Cave Creek
District, by W. A. J. Jarrett.
Tilden Mine, Cave Creek District,
J. P. Tilden, Fred Klockow.Liuviile
A Hathaway.
Rebecca Mining claim. Cave Creek
District, J. P. Tilden. Fred Klockow,
and Linville A Hathaway.
Klockaw tnine.Cave Crsek District,
J. P. Tilden, Fred Klockow, and
Linville A Hathaway.
Carbonate Chief, Cave Creek Dis
trict, by Ed. Philes.
Sartor Kesarlus, Wickenberg Dis
trict, by T. R. BrilK
CHIT-CHAT.
Dish rags and old towels are in de
mand with certain youug ladies on
the evenings they attend the Rink.
If you desire to learn whose rela
tive has arrived in town, just call on
T. . . . B and take him to one
siue, and he will tell you.
Mr. Cox wa3 out quite late a few
evenings ago We hope 4e did not
catch cold.
George, you were forgotten soon.
This we know, as we heard your girl
tell that "pretty fellow" "That she
always did love him."
We arc sorry that . was pre
vented from enjoying the appointed
buggy ride on Wednesday evening
However, a month's probation is a
short time, and then may all go as it
should with you, is our sincere
wish-
What has become of Ncwil, has he
exhausted hit, supply of locals, or is
be enjoying a "glass-house."
Lost, on Thursday evening, n
chcastnut sorrel horse. Finder will
please return to Dublin feed yard.
S. . . .h, the next time you place a
pistol under your friend's pillow, be
sure its loaded, for such things are
harmless unless well primed. .
Johnny, did the old man scare you
much Monday evening, when he in
formed you that it was 3 A.sr., and
time boys were abed.
"Call me Charley," is a favorite
expressk n with some of our young
ladies. Will thoy please enlighten
us as to how the expression became
so popular?
The Tabernacle is open only one
night in the week. There's a ligh
in the wiudow for thec.
Ten mills make one cent; ten cents
one beer; one beer call for more;
more beer makes two drunks; two
drunks make a row; one row makes
si T' : r nrrrsf 15 live (lf'ln:t
TELEGRAPHIC.
Summary cf Doings for the
We sk.
Interesting News from all Sections
of the Country.
Condensed from
"Daily Herald "
the
EASTliltV.
Terrible Accident
Adiu.vn, Michigan, October
3d.
At the County Fair grounds to-day,
some two thousand people had as
sembled in the newly erected grand
stand, to witness the races, when the
center of the structure gave way, the
front falling outward and the back
into the river, precipitating the mass
of people in the ruins. Seventy-five
were wounded and sixteen killed.
Many of the injured will die.
A Bodie dispatch of the 8d inst.,
says; As the 6 o'clock shift was be
ing lowered iu the Tioga mine, the
engine, with 9 men on board, escaped
from the control of the entrineer, and
went down to the 530-foot level One
man was killed, and all the rest in
jured in such a manner as to warrant
the' belief that nose will recover
Following is the list of killed and
wounded :
John Cassity, both legs broken ; P.
Brannon, dving, mashed to pieces;
Sam Marston, poth legs broken and
is dying; French, both legs broken ;
Manuel Altavrcz, injured internally;
Roderick, injured seriously; Pete
PiufT, one leg broken. It is the opin
ion of the physician in charge, that
all of the injured men will die. The
Miners' Unioa hall, in this place,
again bears resemblance to the time
of the Standard explosion.
Fever Abatinx.
MKMrnis, Oct. 4th. JNot a single
death occurred to-day. Two new
cases were reported.
Nashville has raised the quaran
tine. The Bnlooniata ot Heard from,
St. Locis, Oct. 4th. No tiding3
have been received from Prof. Wise
and -George Burr, journalist, who
left in a balloon on Sunday last.
Fears are entertained that they have
met the same fate as Donaldson some
years ago.
New York, Oct. 5th. Tho Su
preme Court in extraordinary session
ordersd tho Police Board to appoint
one Tammany Inspectoa in each
di, trict.
VIetoBlo Vauqmiahea.
Chicago, October 6. General
Sherman received the following this
morning:
Fokt LEAvrNWOimi, October 6.
Major Morrow came up with Vic
torio and his band on the 2Slh ult.,
near Ojo Caliente, and it appears,
from two day's reports, inflicted
severe chastisement on the Indians.
lie captured sixty horses and
mules, including twelve or more of
Hooker's horses. Victorio is ia
an almost inaccessible country, and
is well fortified, but Morrow con
tinues to fight. I am sending Apaches
just enlisted in the Sixth Cavairv,
and two companies from Stanton to
him, and have lo doubt of the final
result ; this relieves me, and I can at
tend to the Ule country
signed.) Hatch,
Coloacl Comniandintf.
A special from Washington says,
Schurz will arrive on the 5th. It is
understood that he will niako a state
ment showing the Ute outbreak to
have been unprovoked, so far as the
conduct of his Demartment is con
cerned. He assigned one of the rea
sons of the outbreak to the invasions
on the reservation by prospectors aad
others The Hsrald publishes the
co-respondence between the War and
Indian Departments, and sayr they
mistook tha request of the Interior
Department for troops to be sent to
the White River Agency. It was sent
by Adjuiaut General Whipple to
Pope when it should have been sent
to Crook, commanding the Depart
ment of the Platte. When the order
for troops reached Pope, hepronoptly
sent it to Crook with request to the
Indian Office for troops.
The Tribune is filled with news
paper dispatches mentioning several
excursions on tho part of minors into
the Ute R;ervation.
The Hjrssae Imbroglio.
New Yoiik, October 6 A Provi
deuce special to the World says Gov.
Sprague has concluded not to recog
nize Mrs. Sprague's trustee. He
will hold Cuhonchet as far as the law
allows for his personal benefit, at d
will surrender to Mrs. Sprague with
out delay, aud without reserve, what
ever she proves her own, and th" re
mainder he will hold for the benefit
of the Spragua Manufacturing Com
pany. He denounces Mrs. Sprague's
trustee, and her lawyers as conspira
tors, and threatens to bring action
against them. This attitude will
prove annoying to Mrs Sprague, who
will have to fight both her husband
and Chaffee, who dislikes her greatly.
The affair cannot be settled without
further litigatioh, and all the inter
ested parties are in a state of indig
nation. Senator IngalJs.
Topeka, Oct. 3. The Senate Com
mittee investigating the charges
against Senator Ingalls, decidad to
day that the charges of packing the
Grand Jury in memorial, was not
proper evidence of corruption, in
that it was anterior to election, and
could not effect it. Counsel for re
spondent ctatcd that Ingalls bad in
structed thom not to object to its ad
mission, and they did not. Several
witnesses testified they had never
received offers of money or patronage
for their support of Ingalls.
PACIFIC COAST.
Cien, Grant Killed Himself.
San Fkascisco, October 4. Gen
Grant's trip to the Yosemile con
tinues to be an ovation.
Daniel Gay, the detective who
worked up the Wheatland mystery,
committed suicide to-day. He lefi
behind him a letter saying that as he
had broken his promise not to drink, j
be wc-dM ntouc fvr Lbfull wil'i i
The Wheatland Jlyotory.
Sax Fran-cisco, October 5. Tho
case of Mr. and MrsRoddan, under
examination at Wheatland for the
charge of committiag an assault ou
Ida Dunn and Cora IK-zIep, were
yesterday discharged from custody,
in consequence of ''the evidemo
offered by the prnstcution wholly
failing to substantiate the charge.
San Francisco Oct. G. A Virginia
dispatch says the north drift on the
2,200 foot level ou the Savage was
reached lat night. This is where
the heavy flow of v:ater was encount-
J ered which tiooded the mine. It ia
Cow flowingclcar, at fa temperature
of 161, aud will be boxed from its
source and the heat controlled.
Mis Fanny Ward wag probably
fitally burnsd yesterday forenoon, hy
th explosion of a bottle of turpenti ne
which set fire to her clothes.
ABIZOXA.
Maricopa, October 7lh. Owing
to severe rain storms on the Colora
do desert which washed the railroad
track away for miles, no trains have
arrived here since Sunday night, and
no prospects of one before to-morrow-
The train that left here, Sunday
morning was ditched near Mohawk
Summit by a heavy washout.
Heavy rains are reported in Call
foruia.
The telegraph lines north of Los
Angeles are interrupted.
Ten thousand pounds of Silver
King concentrations were forwarded
to San Francisco yesterday morning
the first shipment on October ac
count.
Messrs. Barnctt & Block completed
to-day the first shipment of 100,000
pounds of Arizona wh;at to Liver
pool.
FIcreneo Fa,oto.
Florence, October 4. E. F. Kell
ncr of the firm of Kellner A Co cf
Globe City passed through to day en
route to Casa Grande with six thou
sand dollars in silver bullion from
the Milner & Watson mill.
The wind is blowing a gale from
the east.
Aaron Mason Supt. of the Silver
King Mining Co. left for San Fran
cisco last night.
Florence, Oct. 7th. The tota
shipment of bullion from Glob Dis
trict for the week oading Oct. 4th.,
was $23,477.
Light rain last night.
Col. Booth, Supt. Military Tele
graph Line, leaves for Tucson to
night. Irestcott.
Frescott, Get. Cti, Goo. W. Cur.
tis with his wifo nrrived to.day.
Fitch, Churehill & Tucker dissolv
ed co-partnership to-day. Fitch &
Churchill will remain in Prescotl as
a firm.
Hon. T. J. Butler leaves for Cali.
fornix, Wednesday.
Miss Mattic Tucker left this morn
ing for Phoenix.
Every one is jubilant on account
of quick mail communications now
with San Fraacisco, only four days
now by mail to San Francisco.
Tneson.
Tucsox, October 4. School-Master
Horton punished a nurjil named
Stanford yesterday. To-day Stanford,
Sr., the boy's father, met and caned
Hortoa in retaliation.
Hon. A. L. Grow is about to com
mence extensive operation in the de
velopment of tke Butler mine, ono
of Tombstone's best.
The first paper published in Tomb
stone, made Its first appearance yes
terdsy, under the name . of the.
Weekly Kugget.
The Jury in the Powell murder
cae has been out twenty-four hours,
but has not yet been able to agree
on a verdict.
FOBEIGX
South American ACalrs.
London-, October 2. 3'he Chilian
are making extensive raids into
Bolivia,
Peru has suspended payments from
her treasury, and has prohibited the
exportation of silver.
Aretle Expedition.
IIammersley, Norway, Oct. 3d.
The Dutch Arctic Expedition re
turned after reaching Francis Jo
seph Land.
Renewal of Trouble
Quebec, October 5lh A renewal
of trouble among ship laborers from
Livorpool is apprehended. While a
party of French Canadians were sit
ting In front of their boarding house,
were assaulted by a voiies of stones.
It was followkd by a number of pis
tol shots. The Frenchmen took to
the hills and escaped.
Who Kaon it
John Labarr, a saioon keeper of
Phoenix, Arizona; was fatally stab
bed by a man named McClokv, on
Thursday. JlcClosky was arrested
and lodged in jail. Yesterday morn
ing he and John Kellor, accused of
killing a man a few days ago, were
taken from the jail by a mob ot lyn
chers and henged iu the public
square.
Pnn.ADEi.rniA, Sept. 19, 187D.
Editop, Heuald: Please find eu
closed a notice of the lynching of
two men in Phoeni.t, on August 23,
last, clipped from your paper. IVill
you be kind cmu?'i to give me all
Ihe information you can concerning
the sad affair; particularly the
first name, age, and how long he re
sided in your town. I have felt un
happy since first hearing of the oc
cuieeuce, as I have a son in the Ter
ritories, named James JlcC'loskcy,
who, when I last heard from him,
was iu Bismarck station on the
JS'orlhern Pacific R. K., Dakota. If
you can throw any light on tlw sub
ject please inform me.and jjur kind
ness will never be forgotten.
Yours very respectfully,
Joux SIcClo.skey.
The labor troubles in England
still continue, operators being on
strikes in many parts of the country
and in some places serious dis
turbances have occurred. This w ill
lead to an increased flow ef emi
grants to America where coming in
competition with American laborers,
the latter will be driven west a;d
aid in settling up the territories, and
so the countries of the old world by
their disturbances fill up and build
up the wilderness nntl' unoccupied
places of the new nod growing west.
In the Howell mine, f-an
of the Barnes, wire si
LOCAL LINES.
Go to Pcralta's for Blucstone.
A number of loads of liy arc
daily arriving in town.
The lower Agua Fria station is
in charge ot Mr. E.Vanderlip.
Salt River bacon at Irvine's; re'iiils
X3j j cts, wholesale 10 cts.
Our Justice's were busy yesterday
iu disposing of several cival cases.
Over nine hundred inches of water
are now running in the main canal
Jas. Stewart the sfageman arrived
Sunday morning from the south.
Henry Slosser has filed his fmal
account iu the administration of the
estate of Ferdinand Magdeburg.
Joso Maria Santa Cruz was found
guilty of assault on a woman at Tem
pe lately and fined thirty dollars.
Ed. Glcason is in from McMillen
to attend Court. Quite a Dumber
from his section will he here.
Sam Webb was in. town a few days
since aad reports that the rain extond
ed down tho Gila below his cat-.le
range.
Go to Peralta's for Liverpool salt.
George W. Curtis, the Proscott
lumbel merchant, with his wife, pass.
ed through Phoenix from Saa Fran,
cisco on Sunday morning.
Hon. T. J. Butler. Treasurer of the
Territory, will arrive in town this
evening on a six months leave of ab
sceuce. The ditches throughout tha town
were never in a better condition thau
at the present time, and water is in
ahunJacce. Tho late rains having
swollen the river to some four feet.
At a Mexican ball at Tempe last
Sunday night, a man was severely
beaten by anothec with a glass bottle.
The greea eysd monstor was the
cause.
Soman & Heine, cigar manufac
turers, will soon be able to supply
tho market. They have at present
a few private orders from San Fran
cisco parties. Ihink of Phoenix sup
plying San Francisco with cigar.
The circus last Monday night,
was well filled by an appreciative
audience. Th?y will perform again
to-morrow evening, which will be
their last performance in Phoenix.
Our genial friend, Tom Brown, of
the Tiger saloon, remembered the
typos of this office last Monday night,
by a generous supply of both food
anddrink. Thanks, Tom, thanks
Mrs Hosea Grecnhaw recently re
ceived a handsome Brymer piano
from the East This is the first in
strument of the kind in Phtenix, and
so tar irives satisiact.on. ueo iu.
Mowry is agent in Phoenix.
The post-office at Phoenix issued
money orders durittg the quarter end
ing Sept. 30lh 1ST9, to the amount
$1S,537,88. And paid money ordejs
during the same time to the amount
of $3,014,57.. A falling of 33 per
cent, from ths previous quarter.
On last Sunday evening Night
Officer Joha Earlc arrcsf d in the
Cotton Saloon, two men named C'ov.
ington and Tripp, on the charge of
having been participants in the at
tempt to rob General Bouton, in
San Bernardino county, California,
in the early part of last Julv. They
are now lodged in the county jail,
where they will remain until tha con
dition of the railroad is such as to
permit their return to California to i
be tried for their crime. Mr. Earle
deserves great credit for the manner
in which lie made these arrests.
Tnc Powell case was given to the
ury Friday evening at about
five o'clock, after a full charge by
the court. 'When the jury went to
supper they made provision for tnak
ing a night of it. from which it seem
ed evident that they were not entire
ly harmonious. Late in the evening
it was decided to shut them them up
for the night, but it would not do.
They came into Court this morning
and reported it impossible for them
to agree, as they stood just as they
did last evening. After being sent
back until 11 o'clock they were dis
charged. The- stood eight for ac
quittal and four for conviction. The
further trial will go over to Novem
ber.
Dwight Whiting, ot Boston, who
has a large circle of acquaintances
in this city, visited South Africa last
Fall with a view to investigating os
trich farming. lie spent several
months on a farm for the purpoae of
attaining nil insight into the Lusin
ess, and came to lUe conclusion that
it might be made i profitable indus
try iu this country. He proposes to
return to Africa iu November and
purchase twenty breeding pairs and
from forty to fifty young birds, with
which he will probably slart a farm
in the San Joaquin Valley in this
State. The demand for ostrich
feathers is very great in all parts of
the civilized world, and enterprise
aud experiment may y.t make os
trich farming an important industry
in the Slate, portions of which arc
thiught to be particularly well
adapted for it. S. F. Call.
Following is an extract from the
opinion of the Supreme Court of the
United States in the case of" Stephen
D. Hosmer vs. Wm, T. Wallace, feiv
en early this year.
Under the pre-emption Laws, as
held in Athertou vs. Fowler, the
right to make a settlement is to be
exercised on unsettled lands ; the
light to make improvements is to be
exercised on unimproved land, and
the right to erect a dwelling house is
to be exercised an vacant land. None
of these things can be done on land
when it is used and occupied by
others.
Cro Blanco is warming up a good
deal. Kirkpatrick, Flood & Co.'s
mines, recently sold, are working be
tween thirty and forty men on the
Montana, Alaska and Warsaw mines
running funnel, sinking shafts, put
ting up whims, etc, Jlcssrs. Cook &
Haskell are working ten or twelve
men on two of their mines. Mr.
Gage has jtut had 300 torB-.of ore
taken -frjru the NoriM!'!?
K.Teet cf Slodern Invention on
XlSSfer Progress)-
Old Si waited until the cignal bell
of the telephone ceased ringing.
Theu said he:
You w'ite fokes is alius lamentntin'
'bout de niggers in dis cou-lry not
hunipin dcrselbs an' makin' ob cr
livin' like onto odder fokes how ycr
'speck dcy's gwine ter to di dat wid
all sich convcnsHir.is oa dat haiigia'
up on ebery wall iu de lan'?"
"Well, that is a grave question fo
political economy, but what has lh
telephone tu do with the negroes
making a living?''
"IXir now, rial opnns de martcr lor
debate. I'm wid yer now. Dai's
whatyer call s cr labsr-sabia' couvvu
shun, Hnt hit."
"Yes, it is."
"An' who e l.tber do hit w! Not
de w'ite fokes' l.-iber. do it? No, bit's
de nigger's laber all de time. 'Fore
dese tings cum 'round hyar ebery
time er geni'man wanted furto-seu
word ter his wife 'bout decumpany
fur supper, er de young bucks wished
fur to lorrerd er note to de?e sweet
bearis fur ter to go ter da theatre,
dey hunted up er slim, limber-jinted,
flat-footed nigger ter gallop out wid
de note. Dat were l.-ber dat pade de
nigrer er bivr profit on de outlay ob
strent but how am it now? Dc tel
crfone dun saved all dat!"
"Ah! I son your point !
"Well, hit's mo pinted din dat !
Hyar dey puis on n'r-brakes on de
tranos and 'scharges all de nigger
brakesmen; you's all turn'd dc nig
gers outen du press-room down stars
an ackchully dun gone for foldin'
papers by niershecnrvi. an' down dar
er tie toss' house Cec elder day I seed
dey had er flyin' jinny on de table
dat skeers off de flies by some
kin' er clockwork 'rangement.
He ilay tiet a Pardon.
Some rears ago two soldiers in
Arizona were out on leave from the
barracks. They got into a row with
a citizens, who- was killed. The
soldiers were ntnicd Jlalcne and
Leopold Eith, a German. When
brought to trial Malone advised
Eith to plead guilty. This he re
fused to do. They were both sent
tenced to death. idalone, who was
hung, qn the gallows, exculpated
Eith from nil participation ia the
crime. Oilier circumstances favored
the s inic conclasion. The Assistant
Attorney, the Governor of the Tcrri-
tors r.nd citizens generally, petitioned
that Eilh's death sentence should be
commuted to imprisonment for life.
The petition was granted, and it was
ordered that Eith serve his time in
the penitentiary at San Quentin, Cal
ifornia. It is now discovered that
he still remains imprisoned at Pres
cott, Arizona, and another petition
has been forwarded here ia his cast
this time for a pardon. The present
Distrtct Attorney recommends par
don, also Governor Fremont, together
"vitli citizens and the military
authorities. These circumstances j
are recited in the petition. The case !
is now unaer consideration, ana a
pardon will very likely issue.
Watliington Stt'.r.
A mammoth cave lias been discov
ered in Tuolumne county. In this
remarkable cave is a beautiful chapel
a hundred feet in length, sixty feet
high and eighty wide. A natural
pulpit is formed at one end, and the
whole chapel is ornamented with
stalactites cf rare beauty. Only a
portion of this cave has been ex
plored, and other wonders may yet
be fouid.
Speaking of Grant's reply to Ihe
greeting of ex-Confederates, the
Augusta, Ga., Chronicle says : This
is a short and sensible speech. Noth
ing could have been in better taste.
Grant is right. Nothing expands the
mind more than going abroad. We
have no.doubt Grant is in all respects
a more conservative man thun ever
before. Not a particle of bitterness
towards the South seems to have au
abiding place in his nature.
Driven Oat of Sasines by the
Chinese.-
nop growing has ceased to be an
industry in Santa Clara county. The
hop field of the Odd Fellows Savings
Bank and that of Mr. Bird, which
combined formed the largest hop
yard in the . world, has been de
stroyed. The owners have taken out
the vines, and are now using the
land for other purposes. The reason
for this course is because the Chinese
have entered into hop culture, and
are placing their produce on the mar
kets of this State at a price which de
fies coir.pclion. Hop culture with
the Santa Clara producers was at one
time, and ia fact until late years, a
very thriving industry one which
engiiged a number of men, and net
ted a handioins proSt to tha owners
The Chinese have learned the art of
producing g od hops, and producing
them cheaply. They can put them
on the maiket in San Francisco, at
eight cents per pound, while it costs
more than that to raise them in this
county, hence the cause of our county
hop ruisurs going out of the business
ii.ti) some other which can pay them
better. Han Jose Mercnrg.
A TELECiitAM from Washington
states that the Government contem
plates the immediate coinage of more
small gold, atid the t;nallet piece
turned out will be 3, no as to put in
circulation, as rainy silver dollar as
possible. If a step further in ad
vance were to be taken it would
prov beneficial. That is, if neither
bank notes, rrcebacks or gold were
o be furnished of a less denomina
tion than $5, we could Keep afloat a
large amount nf silver, which would
prove of great benefit to this coast.
" ITnpat-allcd.
The arrival of gold from Europe
in new lors continues unabated.
I Ins sliows conclusively that the se-
cu.ulations of wealth in the United
States are marvellous. Our wheat,
collon, petroleum and a hundred
other commodities are required in
large quantities iu Europe, and we
receive ii return vast wealth.
Every year our home industries swell
in wealth, which renders foreiirn im
ports of merchandise less and less.
' John," said a Philadelphia father
to hi boy who was about to be mar
rled, 'shall I buy you a nice fchot
Cun?" "Oh, father," replied the
e'jminjj bridegroom, "mu't you
ailianieu? bhe am t that sort of a
irl."
A yotintr man went, into a rent mi
rant the other day, and, remarking
that "Time is money," added that he
had half an hour to spare and if the
proprietor was williuj; he'd take it
o .1 in pie.
A candidate thus frankly announces
himself: At the earnest solicitation
of tho!e to whom I owe money, I
have consented to become a candi
date for County Treasurer.
The saddest possible news in rr.
jrard to the condition of Jlrs. Judue
I reach, reached here on Saturdny
lsst, There is no hope of eradicating
the isesse by may surcicl ppe-r.!tia
f-Tr" -t r. r. c i"1 ,hrT'l
- MISCELLANEOUS.
Tnternaiional Hotel. SM niiil t' Jii Kearny
Struct. Snn Frniicisco. $1.iiiiud l."!
ijer dy. . '. P:tt rile. PropriiMti! . Two
(.'onci-(l coaclu-. with the ii:nn; of the
Hotel on. will alWEiyri be iu wftitiii nt tin;
landini; to convey pa--enL'et- to the Hold
free. He nure yon jret into the ri'ht conch;
if you do not. they will chary you. tint
K.
7 Me
llsfdorttwr. H:lts and f jo. W'hole
ile:ui;l Keiail. No. 15 Kearny street.
San Francu-co. (.'in
THV Hick Co- Vt-av
il Ho.k Timers
nntl I'.hiiik IJook M iiiiilji'-iurt'ro, No.
n C!iv street, nenr Mtini-'oumrv, ha;t
Francisco. 1'htnk buuks ruled, ijruiterl mid
bound to order. Cm
Terrv A : Place. Importer im! Uea'
I Minin-' F.n-rine-. Saw Mills. Sirtsm
Pmnn.. PortahV and
Siali.-'iiarv hnirine.
nievessors and Ttoc!:
Working Machinery.,
'ent on application,
if Front street, San
Cm
STivn", Mi!'-. Ar 'o
Drills. Woo l and lion
etc.. etc. OUiilo'rno !
Market fdreot, head .
Francisco.
I.. 1ih'!t. 1. D. S.. Dentist. All
s .
branches of the Dental art done in
the hast manner posR!e. tit re:iMmtb!i:
prices, and satisfaction t;ttar:inrced. South
west Corner of Third and Market sM-eets.
Kntrances No. SThird street anil Market
ptreet, San Fraucifco.
Los An;dee. C'al.
The Largest snd Most Co-"pI! Slock
"Somi-Tropical and Northern
Fruit Trees,
Evergreens.
SHRUBS,
FLOWERING PLANTS,
ROSES,
Send for Catalogue and Price LIt.
r.-e
to all on application.
Tree and Plants packed aud delivered at
depot free of charge. 4m
Tha
fcJagnciia
Salcci
MORROW & CO.'
Proprietors
We trould repertfully notify Uie public tha
lie haTeop.neJ a Saloon tu the ne iv
FRAME Bi'iLDlXO Co th
Corner of Wiishinsiton and
Montezuma Streets.
The verv best qaaMfy of Winee, I-lfinors and
Ciars&iiray on liar.d and sold at
prices to suit the timet.
Give tiK n 10-feRlt.
The Bradshaw rvlcuntain
IS OL'K PLACE Or BUSINESS.
DOX'T GO TO
For we will sell you goods
RIGHT AT YOUR CABIN DOO
FOK (
LESS MONEY !
Than
you can buy at Prcscott and
transport them home.
We heve depots at
Gillette. Tip-Top and reck
District.
Mining Ken take - Notice !
And save the bother of packing,
The Loh:s r- Time, and Actual
C'.vsif, bv buying of
ANDRES Si ROWE.
TOC.OOOA YE All, or $5
toSWadav In vour own
W 1 uuu in on do as well as men.
Jiany make inure tnan the amount stated
Above. No one can fail to mafco nitD 'y
fast. Any one can do the work. You can
mrtk from f-0 cent. to "2 an hour by devot
ing mi evening and pparf time to the busi
ness. It costs nothing to try the business.
Nothing like it for money-making ever oiicr
ed before. Business pleasant and strictly
honorable, lieader, if you want to know ail
about the bvst paying business before the
pnbMc. eend n your address and we w ill
Peud you fitll particulars and private tcrma
free: Vain pi - worth also $5 sent free: you
can theu make up vour mind for votiiaei.
AddrtJs, CiEO. STINSON A Crf.,
i'orllaad. H;iio9.
tarke's Hotel,
SAX BERMAEDIKO, CAL.
Meals,
25 Cents.
A. STAKHE. Propj-ietor.
f!&iG. H. GURRY,
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
(Late of San Francisco.)
Has established liinis!f in Phoenix and is
prepared to do ull kind of
Watch, Jeicolrjf and Cluck Repairing.
SATISFACTION GfARANTEED
Or Xo Charge.
Give hint a call, ns lie intends to become a
permanent refcident of Pho'.T.tx, find lK'.s
tlJliirinij recoinmcndalioiifl n.s evidences til'
a eood vvotkin.'u:. In tue v.'ir.du-.v of Liu
vilie Wiley, on Washiuloa strtjet.
Feed Ydrd and Corral.
E. rACKWOOD
rro'irictor
This, the pioneer stable of Seymour
Has at all times hnv sr.il jrrain. and
all the accommodations tor boarding
horses.
Horses on
00 tf
hand at all times to Let
and for Sale.
R. E. Farrington & Co.,
Dealers in
General Eflercharsdise,
AND
FORWARDING & COMr'SSSJON
Maricopa, - - A rizona.
All freight cnnMcoid to our care will he
proniptlv fonvardtd to any part of the
TcrritoiT.
I Bin preparer! to hard! fast freiirht and
hwrv machinery n dlsan nntie.
Maricopa hotel,
H. W. KLEiN, Prop'r.
MAKICOPA, A. T.
The patrnrnsre of the travelins
public is respectfully solicited. The
table supplied with the best Hie
niarkvt affords aud satisfaction guar
t:iCP(l. T.??-. TPPtab'ioe fruit fr fealc
I II. T. HEMIiOLR
I
it h diii by I
nriD EXTRACT.
BUCH
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9
PHARMACEUTICAL
A SrECIITC REMED1
ALL.
ro:
DISEASES.
OF TIIE
GLADDER AND KIDNEYS.
Fi r De bility, Loss of Jlenio y,
Indispi'Sitiou t Exer;in or. Busi
n S3 thoriums of llrt-atii, Troubled
with tIi0U2!:ts ot I nsease, Diiiiiii s-
fV;.;n 1,.5., in ib 11 f!!,rst
and Head, Rush of Blood to the
Head, Palo Countenance a-.ul Diy
Skin. If thesa syiuot'inn tue n!
1 iweJ to go on, very lVo uo-Hlv Kp
HepficFits and cotis.nipti m foll.tw.
Wh.-ti the ei)s:itati u ! comes af
f. otcd, it requires tha hid of an in
vigorating nic.tlii.iiiC ti tone an. I
SLiCnthnu np the system which
Horn bond's
DOES IN F.VEKY
CASH.
Helmbold's Bachu is Unc
qualed Bv nny remedy known. It is pre
scribed hy the met enihiont l'iij"
sici.ius all over the world, ia
Iieumatim,
Sprriuutorrlicca,
Keuralgiu,
Nervousness,
Dyspepsia,
Indiffeetion,
Aches aud I'aias,
Constipation,
UciK-r il iJt'ijitity,-Kiduc-y
Discuses,
Liver Complaint,
Nervous Debility,
, Epilepsy,
lleurt" Troubles.
Paralysis,
CTeneral HI Health,
Spinal Diseases,
Scinticii,
Den In ess, v
Decline,
Lumbago,
Cittarrh,
All Nervous
Complaints, Feui.ile Cmi'lat!)ts,
Etc., ll.i.idaclie, I'aia in t!ie houl
der.s, Cough, Dizziness. Sour Stoin
neli, Kru)tions, Bad 'J'uste in the
Month, Palpitation of the Heart,
l'aiu in ths region of the Kidneys,
and a thousand other painful pyinp
toms, are the ofTciLigs of Ll'ispeti i.
He?mbo!d's Euohu Ir.vifjcra'
the Stomach.
cs
And Stimulates the torpid Liver,
Bowels and Kidneys to heahhv ne
tion, in cl ansing the blood of all
iuipuriues and imparting new life,
aud vigi.r to the whole system.
A fiugle trial will bu quite sv.fit-
eient to convinee the most ht tit it- :
ing of its va.:ua'. la remcdi d qualities
Pries, $1 Per Boltle. cr Six Eot
t!cs for $3.
Delivered to any aJdrcis f.ce
fi'Oin obei vatio.
ratien's mi- eoiisr.lt by laftT- ;
cviviujr thestunc attet.tit.o as c;;lli:ur.
Cuiapetent Fiijvieians attcid to j
coiTcspO!K!er.t5,
be addretsed to
Ail Icttjis tliOi.U
DFiUGGIST AND CIIE3IIST,
rniLADELIIIIIA, TA.
CAUTION!
bottle.
the I'rivate Tro-
aiiip ia on c.'.ca
SOLD EVEEVWIIEEE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GHA'J3 CENTRAL MARKET.
Corner
Center & -XVRstilnston
J
(Ilia,
oiially opposite RuttoCiLtt.)
t-r.KTTF. VEAL. 5H"TTO. LAMB
anil POltlx anil : tr.t'.lts sJi-.-d a rr(j-;ir (l
I:'livercd to ny j:irt of thr; city tree of
f'tiirse.
PAI.SZ KKl.I.V. I", r-i-ulx
SEYMOUR SALOOM,
joiix corv,
lie who calls "n mr '
tloiuual
ii:os
rd in a
111 ho tr"S
luiiiuurr.
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