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tOL. XIV.-NO. 35.
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 17, 1877.
ESTABLISHED 1864.
BEE ARIZONA MIXEK.
I'L HUSHED EVERY FRIDAY.
11 T
CHAS. "W- BEAC,
Kditor rnl lVopri.dor.
8rsttiiimbrrif the WEEKLY MlNRK iraiitiedpi
gjjll :-Tl. and in thi. it thirteenth year. it can,
iStrat'i - i; TJ be tlw oWe.t, ana eeu neTrir
ilUte Territory.
Stibi-critit ion Rat us.
f!otr. One Year .........
SM s Mouth-
SM " Thre Months.
:w5e
3ud WeeVl , PBr ear
..S5.00
.. 3.00
... 1.75
.. 25
-$15,00
jdvo'tiiiS Rates--.
ftit lt-1! 12 itneuf thin tye. i owIhiiih. .J.1.00 for fir
' i Jul wr men :.ir e.eu wramwwi ;
AljlKraldrountrromaWe rate-will be madetoi.er- j
tS"b. adverti tartly y the y-ar. half jear or
riiEsroTT.
NEW aOODS!! NEW GOODS !!
-AT THE
PIONEER STORE,
BEDROCK PRICES!
BEDROCK PRICES
JOJIX G. CAMPBELL
11AS .NOW KECE1VED THE I.AIUiEST AND MOST COMPLETE MOCK OF
Wtpftr-: :-;! " necrd- uiertr.t iq-Hi renon-1
...I
S9Mn i-3l.uj n tnoiier tot -ul.-rirti"". ameni'in
rt. may frvt-ir.l it by n.ail. r .itberwie. at
SJfa 7k ? r .VW tol-tn jf mr inuyitfnf.r rue-
GENERAL
CHANDlliSE,
OFFICIAL DIKKCTOKY.
TKKRITOKIjU. OITICKKS.
Jhiefr..tetiOoi!rrs ..
llMrerrr
IftlCTe' ry
Jit-
Hiram S:. Steven..
John 1. ilojt.
J. J. (tn-r.
E. 1'. Clark.
urer I . J. ihhut.
vev. rOeneral John Vnnn.
Swire ac Jj'!r. 1t Dr.. Chief JutMf French.
. ... ... . It .11 . IB
l .... ... Ir lUTOl l onri.
j.1 - C A. Tweed.
Qferk Saiafinf Court ........... ..Joeeph H Antoa.
IMS. D ' i Attorney.... K. B. I'nmrov.
ted Stale Mortal W. W . Stammer.
mTv Jisr-iai tt IM'L in. I'-mirn.
Iec'r l-trr.j. Kernite TIm. Conlis.
rtftrr 1" S. I4iul 03kv, lrrrt! N. Kelly.
' " Fisrenca. . .l.-vi llntrle
ttxtT 31. I- Jtlle.
" " Fr"Mtt Geo. Luunt.
VAVAf.Vl O'L'NTT nmCEKS.
EVKU imorcilT TO Til IS MAlllvKT. C'O.ML'JilSING
Men's, Youth's and Hoys' Clothiu
Boots, Shoes unil SHnpcrs.
ShirUs, Xecktios and (.loves.
Br.T)an.:Lsk. lflissiu .-mil ( 'rauli 'rnv..lii.r
Poplin?. Wool Maids, Tweed,
White, Colored and Opera Flannels,
Cuffs. Collars, Crochet,
Yalleneieiincs Lace,
.Black Silk l'rinjres,
, Cotton and Rustic Hliuds, Tajtcftrv and Velvet 3Iats.
Ladies' and (tents' Cndenrear,
Men's and l!o' Hats,
Hosiery and Handkerchiefs,
Calicoes, linghanis. Alpacas,
Cassimeres and Denims,
Ladies' and Misses' Shawls,
Embroidery Edgmjr.
Nottingham Lace,
Ect.. Etc., Etc
Etc
iTwbatrJnilo
lhtrirr . .. .......
Itfcder Mier-ft ...
mfv Heckler ...
(hHRity Tr.::inrrr...
Mr rt .XJt.iriiry....
t
ifervitor. .......,
Hnrlfiv n. Cnrtter.
E1. F. Rowers.
!. E. llrotvu.
Win. WiRerxm
E. J. Ctwtv
l'aiil Welver
Wm. Wlikeron.
( .Jeiili C'Hik.
(Ihleon ltniuVe.
I Geo. Y,: CtirtU.
rHKcoTT rRrcirr.
'Jaiticet of tho Vmcc; II. It. Oartter. t". V. Onto aad
D. Mirehell.
Oastabjps. ......J. K. Iturcea and FraaV Murrni.
rtLutun or rnnscoTT.
X-yor n. J. oA.
,k r t 1 l.. tt f Wit ....
.Oonci'.tiiea ! , ,.
...... Frank Murrar
.t. F. Mradi.
Xanhi.1....
'Aer ...
1 ritliSCOIT l'OST OF KICK.
AXRiv vi. and hkfaktl-iii: OF V. S. .M.Vlt..
VMt Cu!iforn'a, Eiutrrn -Stai. ai Souttie ro Arizuun.
H t;vi:t:v itnt:: VA.
(California. IiJl'm Sta: na5 Jiuathetn Aritoti,
unit oTitru I'.vr.
0(1(1
llive t oiititr. Mineral I'ark. Ccrlat. awl llurdyville,
jMrct weekly on Satnulay 3 v. M.aud rlurRk.a Fml.i;.
Cinip Vvrde, t.lttle OoWa'lo and New "feiit-o.
iloBday. Thursday und .Sntiwily.
tm Cam- Y.T!e, I.itfle 0lriUi awl Netr Mexiro,
Tue,li.yi, l nfay il snsaay.
t (M
'O 'Walvn Oroveand JSrad'hatr. vtu.ia weV.
Cftluwi'sV l-'2 A..M.tof'i)VIivl P.M.
Aktey order oSiee Jnnn ! o'ekw-k a. Jr. n 5 o'durk f.M
(Mistration r'.i at 3 r. t., Mwt Uy i-lt-s a: 10 .. it.
4 lwir tt -Samla; "J ci'okek n 1 YWck . t.
"launry crUcr ;&ued or paid i.nt Sumlav.
gesco'f Aprii !iml, lT.
LODGE No- 177. F. & A. M
VJL Itetru'ar meetin f ltd tfclce n the lat
JSa' irdayoreHchin'mtli. at 7 .iVlock r. M.
jr tKtted. A. S JIASKi:U.,"V..M.
t.X. Kellv. ere:ay.
s. . .
flQ. o? ASIZ0NA LODGE No. 1.
B HernUr Meetinc n firt and third Sat-
uIiVif earh mxnili.at Mainip Halt. Mem
i. r. tue Order, in cM"l Monitimr. ar tn-
.f-"v dt attend. E. J. COtiK, SAi.
jI,,.lV; JIecirdiqcr
Tapestry, Ingrain and o-jdv Carpets.
Box, Cylinder and Thermometer Churn
Children's Chairs. Kedmom Sets,
Fish Hooks andfl.iucs.
Hoes Hakes, Wheelbarrows,
iron and Lead Pipe,
Suction, Force and Liltinj: Pumps:
, s Fenders, YJfTt Run.
Sporting, Giant and "Blasting-Powder, Fuse, Caps,
Wool 'Sacks and Twine.
Turpentine. White Lead. (Jold Leaf.
Crockery, Glassware and I Jumps, Tniveling Ikiiis. Satchels, Trunks,
Bar Glasses, JJottle., 3Iirrors. Varisos.Chandelieis. Etc., Etc.
v ri'i.i. 'assokt.mknt oi
Drill SteeL l'aint brushes,
Pamta, Oils, Glass, Smalts, Bronze.
Oil Cloths, Wall Paper and Border,
lloekmjr. Dimujr and Ufiice Chairs.
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Picks. Shovels and Sledges,
Planes. Chisel.-. Axes
Coiiplinirs, Elbows. Chains.
Cooking and Parlor Stoves,
- Etc., Etc., Etc., Ete.
lU'SIXLSS CARDS.
JOIIX IIOWAK1),
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Otfloo Soutli Montozumn St., Prescott.
sa:i1i i:l iiA3iiiro.,
.Ta:o3R.isrE"r jrr law,
Mineral Park, Mhae County, Ari.onn.
ICL U'UISi'H.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Proscctt, Aiizonn.
T.J. OK I'M,
Attorney ami Counselor at Law.
Proacott, Arizona,
OFFICE ! Snth ide .if I'kia.
IL II. CAHTTEK,
Pi olia t e.J inlse, .1 nst ice of t lie Peace
And Couveynncor. County Building.
.1. 1. II AUG 11 A VK,
Attorney and Co'niiselor at
PieBcott, Aiizonn.
OKI ICE Eiwt tide .if ths l'laia.
11. N.
attor:
ali:xam)ei;,
To a .Niiiintri'x. s
()! wliat bosom lint must yleltl,
When, like Pallnw, you advance,
With a tliiinlilo fora .shield.
And a needle for a Inure?
Kidresl of the slitehin train,
Kkmj my Nisiou by your art ;
And pity "for my pain,
Mettd'tho hole that's in 1113 heart.
- , -
We don't want San Domingo,
We don't want Cuba's pall;
Drat Me.xieo and Mexirans,
And bloody Montreal.
Let ltritain keep her butchers;
lt Smin her robols sooth :
Ijrt's iniud our own j;ood business,
Ami niuke our own way smooth.
Vourirf 'Journal.
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CH.M5KAI. OEOKCi: CUOOIC.
.1 tMrttmal ilrtck of hi mvlr uj mutate tritli
Ike India AUhm'ioh to hi uritntr char-
ader and io -lntHgr.v hit military iiivict
4mu wrought ftvntirr liir tmoiw Arizmni
rtitUr.
The follow ing i from the pen of Rev
(J. A. Kifder, formerly a Jlioioaury in this
Territory, and a good writer, published in
the Kepuhlicnt!, iirmted at liurea, Ohio:
TIkj liittrv of Ari.ona cati never be writ-
Law, ten without iiirinir one rich chanter, at least.
to the valuable services of den. Ocorge
Crook, of whom the Territory is, and the
nation ought to be, proud. "His deeds, his
worthy deeds" have placed him near the
fore-front on the line of L'cncralshin in the
Xj-A. W , j nation; and as to skill in manniring the In-
vi:i
Vamn, Arizona Territory,
rurtiev in 11 the l'.aru of the. Ttrit.rv.
PACL .1. KOI.KKT,
t'KKSCOTT. A. T.
North ide uf twidirin Stre t, near (irmnilr.
SM-ak l'relirh aud 8itiih.
liitn. he hits no superior. Xotliing gave the
ap&tf.
T IN,
1?
1: t 1 11 o iv v or k
COIT IMl A IV I) . H
ti
CONSTANTLY O.V 1IAM AND MADE TO OltnKK.
tnplc and JFsiiKjy Groceries,
KEWEST AND CHOK ES I' DECRH'TIONS, COMPULSING
Mocha. Java and lvio 'ofiee,
OFfHE
Green, Black anilTEnglih Breakfast Teas.
Mackerel, Salmon Bellies, Pried Ucei;
Buckwheat Flour. Canned Fruit,
Mushrooms, Cheese. JIams, Bacon.
3
4iT. Hi
:wret?y.
m s. c. JlHELER & BRO.
., im.m,,, Venr t-tr tituf. i-r nmtith.
nmsu. ll.ro, r. - ,. .lit I.1M.
Smoked Salmon. Boneless Codlish.
Cracked Wheat. Hominy. Oatmeal.
Allien Hried Jruits and Vegetables.
Tobacco and Cigurc, Wint's, Litjnors, Alt', I'ortcr and Cider.
Saddlrf Whips. Blacksnakes, Collars. Harness Soap and Eureka Dressing,
Saddle Mats and Cloths, Whip Lashes, Bows, Poles, Bugcy Shafts. Hubs,
Hobbles; Halters, Buckles, Snaps, Bintrs. Wagon Spokes, Felloes, Etc., Etc.
All of which w ill be sold at IScdrock Prices, or exchanged for the
Products of IJn Ooiiutrv.
C. 1". II HAD, Trrncott.
O. IE
SI S k 33 cC3
W.M. s. Ili:.Vl, Camp VtI-.
WHI,.s.I.E AND II. . 1 II. DI'M-FUS !
GENERAL MBRCH
PRESCOTT AIVU CAM P VERDE, A. T.,
Kcspcctfully announce to the people of Northern Arizona that they now have on baud,
and are constantly receiving the
EVER 0FFE15KD KOU SALE IX THIS .MA BEET.
Silks
A HUM.
Jie.t of ranee
JlTlil
-rln... viwr head month. Stfk dll.il
m
K .1. 1'
Vgct' Mar. -hi. ls.
COGSWKLL,
ENTIST
Ko.2 Kearny t..
SAN l ltANCtfeCO.
nly.
. .nC.MKKS(). CO..
Cmiun issiou mcr uroitciR,
.8 Montg omery i5t.
- - San Francisco
ia aseineni j,-.,-...,. ...... .
S& S..M 3lutHt,
teyloaned jn Mi;k
iud Carriwd wu
Margin.
-e-
Md
House Cleaning
it-
KTHtewaMi.tip wl wwintf . wi.t --
ji.i.n... .i nl. mill ieiNiire.1 : well v
KM k,nd, of N-A':.AI.L.TRADES.
3jfpH-f,'S'. Y. of Mr. J,i!h Ehlt' Iido.'- When
Md lna le not; 'Jiny -Tai cam.
Preecu:- Jiey j-,
felir.j nlnl
r cleHtied,
If
merican Laundry.
'Monlezurou Strrel.
t'rts slazinl and tolMicd and tlono ui in
.1... 11'. t.ill...l.l.lrt .J tllAw(
2" -.liin r;iii. Patroimiri' soliiit'd.
Mesdames r.KoWN .v. HltAX.
gj. A. FAR (JO & CO.,
mt lMrottTrrF.xxiijuiijuK-.or
lANDIL s' WiNES AHD LIQUORS,
fXo. TGI
Hm3
SA
'rvnl Mret, comer of Ctmiturciala
N FHANCISCtt, CAl
CHAS.L anitjuux
I C J I II 1; I s I s
Tier if lur"
(hole s a
Itnpt
freac , English and German Drn
ESSENTIAL HIKMIC.VLS,
ETC.. ETC.
iiicksUver.
Xtl I'nio riU'ttits1,
SAX FKANCI;
PEirFC.MEBY,
Agents for Q
L
I E. O. CRAMT,
IGKEN'RI: llC. A Klfc'ONA,
KEtLfK IS
XNEB.VL MERCILVIUISE9
CHKAI FOll CASH.
Ufof&r? Clleti irwi.tly. Jeltf
Delaines.
Kcps.
Flannels.
dill:
3or
Calicoesf.
Jiinens.
Muslins,
Lawns.
Xansooks.
3Ierinos,
U. .1. WADE,
Vttoiney and Counselor at Law,
OiBi-e wiHi HarirrKte A Morritn, I'urlna street.
Will prai-ti,- in all "oiirt of t!ie Tarritoty.
llillJS II
Kl i.iXKM . AK1X. KUANK. M i 1-KI'U. l J. nal'M K.
AKAM, HcCUSKER & BRUNER, .
Attorney and Comiictorsal Law.
PltKM-oTT, AlttZON .
0ieo imi l'ir- .oiitli of Court lloii.e.
Will priM'tive ia alt the ('.Mtrti
Law
TII03IAS PITCH,
Attorney Ac Counselor at
Prescott, Arlzonn.
Will I'raetli-. In nil Court- oftJif Territory.
OaVe with the Dittirt Atlornej , Otnce Huh-.
HI i X , A M IS 3 1 0 ! i C. A K ,
ATTOK3STET -A.T T-W",
(Olttre u-.th J. I. llarfTmxo, Emj..)
ruix-orr, vvvafai ooc.vrv. auixa.
Will Friii'llci' lii hII Court or tin- Territory,
l'artteitlar atU'iition sjiven to Mining Ijiw.
ItKKKKs 'D
Hon. s. iiKVjiKXFKUrr. - - - San Fmncioo.
n. r. MtiKRisov, Judao 4th Ii-t. Court.
" tiioma itKowN. Collier Itank t 'alifomia.
JOHN A. Bt H. El. W. WKM,
JUJSIl WELLS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Prescott. "STavapii County, Arizona
Will ,triet!y attend to all rin l,iwne entrutl tu tbeai
in the wwm Court of Ke"ord :n the rerntory. AWtret
nf title to Mininir Claim and Ke.ilty accurately piepared.
I'nunrit Httentino ifiTen rolieetiiw.
Ari.onans greater satisfaction during my
stay in the Territory, than the promotion
of (Jen. Crook to that of Ihigtulier-Gentiiil.
This honor he had fairly won, by whipping
the Modocs, Apaches, Walpais and Yavapai-.
He hud been brought from Oregon by
Secial request, after he had, as was mi p
Hsed etfectually ijuietcd the .Modocs, that
he might mete out a merited chastisement
to wrest less and warring Apache.-; a tribe
which has never been at peace with sur
rouudiug tribes, and been at war with So
nora, Mexico fora hundred year-; nor had
ever Ihimi conquered : hence their fcarle&J-ne-s.
and their thirst for blood, scalps and
plunder of the w hite men.
(Jeiiend Crook took command of this de
partment. .Mine 1S71. And he was no
sooner uUotcetl to search out the haunts uf
the wily foe. than they cowered before him;
for thev soon leanietl that our force- were
after them, under the command of a L'hiet
tain who was there for "business" and hu
siness more brisk than they could match.
Me not only made a move of his forces, but
he kept moving and in trinttr, to the utter
di-may and disconcerting of the Indian.
Aud tiiose winter campaigns proved to be
doubh advantageous ton-, in that the Indian-
were in larger bodies, and near their
winter store of provision-, both of which
could be captured at once; and becau-e tiie
soldier., could endure the fatigues and cold
of the winter, better than in the heat of the
summer.
Soon a woiulerfull change eame over the
IHtiitle of the Territon. Their person
werele-s loaded with tirc-arm-. ami their
reviving Iiojk-s had an outward manifesta
tion by word aud deed. ,,,,
i.ktti:r i'kom kiikkmikko.
Editou Mineu: This dace is hardly
ever mentioned in your paper and it seems
that the good people of your part of the
country, ami also those below, have in idea
that Khrenberg is about played out
Now let me toll you in a few words that
we are still living, and are hale and hearty,
and that far-seeing men. regular business
men. are thinkimr that Khrenberg is not
played out as yet. but on the contrary, has a
bright and prosterous luture betore it
The ilavs have been rather warm of late,
but walk out earlv in the morning, what
glorious view, what an invigorating air, how
pretty look our Scnoritas and you take a
walk down to the levee, von will see n
lar bu-iness stir and activity.
I he hr.-t house which attracts a strangers
attention, coming round the corner, is the
larrfe establishment of Messrs. Goldwater A
Bros. Of late, .Mike, as old friends like to
call him, (our more polite tellow citizens ol
Mexican origin, call him Don Marcus,) has
taken the direction of this establishment.
True to his well-known wav, he commenced
(about fifteen minutes after his arrival,) to
overhaul. Abe looked at him in dismay,
but Abe likes to have things look nice and
clean, and lent a willing hand. Uarjienters,
white-wa.-her.N painters, all were put into
requisition, and to-day every man who en
ters the store will pronounce it to be unsur
passed on the Pacific Coast as to neatness
ami excellent taste in its arrangements.
What becomes of the mountains of goods of
all kinds which are piled up in this vast es
tablishment, and disappear almost as soon
is thev were put up is one ot the mvstenes
of commercial economv not solved.
Steamboats arrive with the most regular
irregularity laying at the levee two or
three dav unloadiug and loading. Walking
round the piles of goods, the eye will con
tinuallv meet with," "Care of .1. (J. A; Bro.
and the promptness which is displaved m
forwarding to Prescott, Pluenix. and Flor
ence, is reimirkaiiie. rasi ireigm is re
ceived, and on w heels the same day. Hank
Brown's outtit. Mr. De Crevecour and others
are always dispatched as soon as they come
in bv .1. (J. x llros. hreight is venr low-
considering the price of grain, A1 to 3
cents to Prescott. Flour and barlev were ot
late verv scarce, but Breckcnridge i close
it hand with histrain. loaded for (Joblwater,
and price.-will probablv be a httl
I noticed several team- ot l.ukas Hrown
nilling out. loaded for C. P. Head A: Co.,
and many others who had good- for differ
ent houses. .McUinui is out bound for the
Finney, who rests the most of his time
within the confines of the San Francisco
City Prison walls, when out with an officer,
registers nis name as (Jco.M. Pinney, " l S.
Senate,'' probably meaning the" United
States has got him.
Rev. Alinon (Jage, who filled the pulpit
of the Cniversalist church in this city dur
ing several montlis a few yeais, ago and was
afterwards settled over" the Bates street
church in I.ewiston, was expecting to spend
most of the summer in this State, but was
called to his home in Cauaiidaigua, N V.,
on account of the illness of bis father. Au
gusta, (.Maine) Standard.
Mr. Gage formerly resided in Arizona, but
belonged to quite a different profession, it
being that of law. Mr. (Jage was Attorney
General of the Territory, ami was considered
a man of more than ordinary ability and
honesty.
Some one has sent us a copy of the Louis
ville Courier-Journal, containing a very ill
natured article, reflecting severely on Assis
tant Secretary of the Treaurv,Ex-(Jover-
McCormick, of tins Territory.
It is not contended, even bv Ins lricnds,
that McCormick is absolutely a Saint, but it
is a truth, ncrcrthcicrs, tiiat he is the best
friend Arizona ever had in Washington, ami
is we do not propose to help to pull down
the bridge that has carried us over, we re
spectfully decline to become accessory to
such an act of vandalism by complying with
the request to eopv, which the black lines.
drawn around it imply.
The C'kiiuo hk Pasco iPeiil) Sii.veu.
Mines. Siieciinciis of silver ore recently
taken from the Ccrro de Pasco silver miiup
in Peru shows that the submerged portion
of the mountain is very rich, and a rough,
estimate shows that a body of ore will bo
exposed bv the new tunnel which Mr. Hen-
rv Mciggs is to build, worth from $:'iO().UOO.
to $500,000,000. These mine hae lain un
der water for fifty years, ami are scarcely
known to the present generation, though
they had been w orked for 2.10 years, when
the mines had to stop on account of water.
Peru has now di-covercd that a tunnel can
be built which will drain the mountain
completely, by draining off the lake from
which the water in the mine comes, and .-ho
is so much in earnest about it that the first
lower, i loads of the now -ubiuurged ore are expect
ed to reach Lima in four months. It is pre
dicted that within ten year.- more silrer will
be taken tint than from tho silver mina in
Xcvada.
"Tiircr" with Mr. Helms machine. Mr
Helm is here enjoying our beautiful, healthy The Cleveland Leader, which represents
climate, getting on some -urpiu nesii, to De t Republican sentiment- in Northern Ohio,
able to stand a term at the Tiger. j ....i.tui,,.. .l,,. .I,i,m.;,r n.f.yr, ..."
ien. men who operated in our. . , 3 . ... , . 1
11 vears ago. are back ami tak- nl'Ic- ,l 11 adopted
in me unio uepuotieau Convention:
" First - Favoring an amendment to tin:
National Constitution forbidding appropria
.inning mei
mines 10 or
ing hold of the old mines. Me.-sr. Lu-k
tA'o.. are working the Moreno mine. .Mr.
Traver- ha- taken hold of the several aban
doned mines and even thing i lively.
It is rumored that several of the leading
commercial house.- at Yuma contemplate to
tions ot public- uionev. propertv or credit
for the beiicliUof any iustitutioit umier seo
tarian control.
Second -Taxation of all
PKIi.i-S Oool'Ktril.
J'intrict .Iff-rney fima (.
It 11. HrUKI'OKti.
Mttrif I'uhttr.
IIKKKFOKD Ai GOOmSICH.
Attorneys & Counselors at Law.
Tucson, Ariz:nn.
Will (inietice iu all the Court of th Territory.
emigrate to l-.hreiilicrg, let tiieni come, mei .-econu taxation i an property, ex
P. K. K. Co.. are fencing in Yuma, ami it i-j ceptmg jmblic property and cemeteries,
reported that the good people of that place "Thinl Compulsory education. Favor
are not allowed to go to the rher fora drink ' ing a law requiring all children to be ediu
of water without the P. It. It. Co.'s pernii--1 cated, either in private or public schools.
I hoiirth avonng an amendment to thtr
of stranger ImiuihI National Coiistisiition requiring all voters
lSn-ims Ugtiii to revive: miner- ami ( The town i full
I . .11.1 . . . . . 1 a...... a
pro-peciors staneu out iiu-neu wan nope, i north or ea-t. ami at .lolinny Alyer- ami at , auer ine year moo to ie aiile to read and
Snead A- Carlisle, where lager, write in J-.ngli-h helore exercising the elect-
beer, cool and simrkliiiL' is alwav.- on hand, i ive franchise.
crowds of thirty people are congregated, j "Fifth An elfeetive registration law, for
The steamer bound up the river is ex- the purpose of preserving the lutritv of the.
pectcu to-moirow, ami one ooar. ior nus
place the day follow ing.
Several new bu-iness firm have been
started of late, and all are sceininglv doing
rbains.
lMii)res.se,
Luce.
Homeric?.
Kibboiis,
Poplin.
Alpacat,
Hosiery.
Glove.
Shawls.
Business Suits,
Drees Suit.
ItTor
OvershirL.
3 oiit lomoii :
Pants.
Overcoats,
Overalls.
Show,
Fiuc L'nderwcar.
1 1 osier v.
. Boots,
Pickf,
Shovoln,
Slcilscs,
For
Wheelbarrows.
Steel
Iron,
3Xi2tGr.s :
Ore Sacks,
Bope.
Black Powder.
Hutu,
Caps, etc.
Giant Powder,
Giant Powder Cape,
Fuse, etc.
I)K
zpiKsiciAisrs-
A. .1. TUIISOUO. .H.A.. M.y
: . . , i. . i ..i .
io tne treasiireti mountain-, me i.ineinueii im tijp i 'timers
tJieir tiller'- toil: and (lock.- and herd
were biought into the Territory by hun
dreds and thousands: -o that in my travels
I have met the the herder with his bleating 1
flock-and lowing herd, all alone on thej
mountain side, without fear of former per-;
il-. n going in and outofPre.-eott.ini
comNiny witn tne man tinver ami lei- u-(.l.
low passengers, we would be escorted by ( At some other time
soldiers a tlistance of :W mile.-, for several j about the outlook,
month-after my arrival in the Territory. ! mines.
It wa- a pleasure to learn within one vear
tnat tliere was no longer con-itiereo
1 will mention more
more especially the
Fax.
M. D.. Ir.nin l imer.tv. i l iy-
il. It. C. Fbv. uud Surif.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
l'rv-i'otl. Aiioiui.
Orn R ,M I5K-IHCM K Jewell ltuildlnif. et f An
del A; ItowrV tre.
I) it. WAiSKEX li. !)AV.
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
0KK1CE Mor.tezutna Street, almve Coaalain,
Can Wt-inuiie t jt in. i :fl v at ail hour:
Fre-eutl.
il-r'.1l.
Bakcf,"
TIocs,
Plows.
Mowers, Pitch Forks,
Harrows,
Plane,
dawe.
'ails,
Wool SaoJci,
Reapers,
Plow Steel,
Paints.
Hatchets.
Hammers,
Axes,
Baling Rope,
IVXeclm nics :
Itiitt; niwl .
.-i.i., iiiin
White Lead,
Window Shade?,
Scythes,
Etc., Ktc.
crew;
Wall Papei
Paper Border,
Oil an J "urpentiue.
TToi Wool-Growers r
Sack 'J'winc. Sheep Shears,
Tar, Sulphur.
Shwp Dip.
For Hotels, Stixtion Iveepers and Saloons
Bod-room Set-, Ale and Porter. Glassware, Whiskies,
Parlor Sets, 'I able Furniture. Wine.; Tobacco,
Ghaiiv, Crockciy. Brandies, Cij
ar
Flonr, Corn Meal, Beau.-
lor 3vor.v"i3r :
Bacon. Hams, Lard. Canned Meats and Fruits, Dried Fruits,
Syrup, Sugar, Tea. Comic, Bice. Spices. ?oap. ( antlles, Soda. Starch, Salt,
Cream Tartar, Venal Powders. Stoves, Carpets. Oil Clothe,
Matting, Blankets, Mutfresses, Etc., Etc.
LIBERAL PRICES, IX MERCHANDISE OR CURRENCY,
you
Cold Dust, Cold and Silver Bullion, Wool, Hides,
AND THE
MKUCITANTAIIUS PRODUCTS OF THE COUNTRY.
Pricos at the Veal House the sam a at J'rcscott, with additional freight.
added.
LEW BAILEY.
New arrival f choice liquors i-ars. !.., at thv.
ONE HIT SAtOII.V,,
Kirt-c:a.. llilliard Table at th FLOlIENfcK EESOUT.
gir.uvtofi.vw." ' ati.e7.tr.
IIEXKY II UK 1 131 A i,
iauilscape aud General Pholopaplier
TUCSON', A. T..
i
j KeejiS on hand a larc aortiaot f AriTHtia VIeiv,
t MouldiDgJ aad l'ictut I'rainc;. ibte-wtm
G. LABAREE,
S T J- G- B STATION,
Twenly-llve mile- friini I'lorrnre.
PIUSTCI.Ah.S TAItl.E AM) ACCOMMODATION
for tmrebt. Mi Jijaaty or IIAULEV, COItN, W'A
TEK awl HA V. tnyltf
Lost.
la the town of l'rerott. y.trduy n hronu mule. 'I1i
mwip ciriac ifanllp where tho runaway nau W
foimi ii ill reve a liberal retranl. Inforumtlon ran Im
UtH at till- eMee, 0. A. CAKrK.NTEIt.
l'rotrtt, Atipujt 5Mh, ItT7.
J. i. McCA.VDLESS,
PHYSICIAN A.N'IJ rSUlfCrJCOX.
East side of Moutezumn St. bet Gnrlo3' &
Willis, 3 doors north of Head & Co. a
K.
Physician,
TMKiL.12. M. I)..
Surrreon and Accoucheur
o
1'ltr.nCOTT. A. T.
trltco and reideo uti Muatezuma Street.
Ml.vKK OtliB.
'"l'rivat.eBtrRVc ti consultation room,
rear.
MISCELLANEOUS.
.1.
GOLDWATF.ll .lc liHO.,
WHOLESALE DK.VLnilS,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Ehroiiborg, Arizona Tenitory.
a lie
j cessity.
I The breaking up of old military camps,
j and cstabli-hing new jio-t- farther from the
j settlements, and right in the midst of the
wild haunt- of the marauding foe were
'among the stratcgie act of our worthy
hem. The w i-dom of his act- wa- crowned
' with success. He proed himself to bean
I exception to the many would-be renowned
chieftains, whose chief glory consists in kid.
1 covered hands, a feathered caji, aecoinjiniiied
I by a -trap or -tar; fur of empty pomp he
seems not to have had once a dream. In the
modet v of his apparel from head tc heel.
. he resemble- more the hcroe- of Ti paean .ie
1 an 1 Ihicno itn. The first time we met.
j was on New Year- IST'l. at the residence of
' M. L. Stiles, oppo-ite from Florence, on the
North sitle of the Gila river; after his trip
' of hundred of miles and week-of time, in
, pa-sing through the heart of the Indian
j country.
i I soon dicovcred I was iu the. presence of
' a man. who had an observing eye. a friendly
ojijui-itM the ' liM'l' uoble brow , a well balanced brain, a
! gencrou-heart and a svmnietrical and com
Vesotf ' m:,,"big figure : notwith-tandinghe w as hub
- - ! ited in a faded garb, was under a slouch hat
aud his punt leg enclosed in his boot-.
Among hi many excellencies he is a "line
shot." When he thaws a bead" he i- apt to
hit hi mark. Where there i deer, he ami
the "Boys" are nrctt -lire to have veni-on.
Ai:iO.V.V VALf AI5I.K TKIX.
The Mc-quit is one of the most common
ami u-cful trees in the country, growing al
most everywhere where there is a reasonable
amount of Miil. It-botanical name is J'ro
tojiis gfttinlnlroti, being the ttlgonJ'ia of the
.Mexican-. It belongs to the family of wo
und has leaves similar to the delicate
ballot-box.
"Sixth The passage of a law to prevent
threat- or intimidation of any kind lv
priests-. ministers, employers ? other ncr-
sons for the purpose of influencing thovotor
in exercising his right of elective fran
chise."' A w riter in the Courier-Journal who "ap
pears to be a Methodist, objects to tin-above,
aud attempts to show that the Methodist de
nomination has much more Church prop
erty in the United States than any other
sect, consequently, the taxing of Church
property would bo a greater hardship uu
them than any other.
This, it seems to us. i a verv narrow
VII V fir liclfliiiir ifiitfi..l ..T. 1
Mn,,t MHhru. whose iiftvci ai-e .-o dell- , ,)f ,,.,, riIiluIlitluIe. lc
eate that w ith every breath oi wind or , ,,;sts i(rc (,r umv;1H to , .
touch from ano her object hey shrink to- taXl ,;kc ot,I(r , thev ought not ttv
gethera though stricken by the hand of , i....... .i.., ' 1 ..'
inn; ami deli-1 i i .
kaut. .ixn i:i:v.ot.is.
the former
The following, touching on
career ot tiie t ominantler f the Depart
ment ot Arizona ami t'olonn! ru
nth sp:i
eate, giving the tree a somewhat ragged ap
pearance. It has broad, low spreading
top.-, the limbs often reaching down to the
ground. The wotid is hard ami brittle when
fit.l Im ilifi n ii r ti t I tlii-iffi- c tli..
second grow th invariably is. resembles the J Reynolds, the worthy Chief Qr.-Mastcr of
black locust in grain, texture and durability. Ari.ona. we copy from the Grant Comity
It i- seldom found, however, of a quality tit Herald, of Aug. -I:
for other use than fuel, for w hieh it can j "A society of veterans of the. Mexican
hardly be excelled. ft bears long pods i war ha been formed in Prescott. Gen.
tilled with small beans ami a -wect pulp, of j Kan, Department Commander, i Presi
which the Indian- ami annuals are exceed- j oent. the vtcucral went to .Mexico hefon
ingly fond. There are two other varieties of
the mc.quitc known a the "screw beau,"
from its screw shaped potNand eat"- claw"
from the innumerable claw shaped prickers
lie graduated at Wist Point. Colonel
('has. A. Reynolds, Chief Qr.-Master of the
Department, and also a member of the asso
ciation, while a mere bov, ran away from
i.? i I.- . -
w hich line the branches. The whole family j his home, near Baltimore, to Fort McHenrv
are a thorny tribe and keep intruders at a w here he joined the volunteers about to sail
reasonable distance. From the hardness of for Vera Cm. One dav urior tohisdi--
t our New Years tiinner there wa-a large "he woikI, the dry branches are best pre- parturc, the stripling being on guard, saw
. " .i i".. r....i i r .. i l.. t . ,,-Jl. .........t : i " . . 0 . ' . .
w" c. (iAGKirr
CIT5T EXPBESSMA2ST.
Residence Next to C. W. Beach's.
suiiii v of venison, he having killed live deer l,i,,rl lWi "i " il sicoge iiaminer. " iiiqiiL-uuiisiuu m- eiieraoie .-ire thim-
I tfiat dav. ami having oroiiglit a.oiig tiie tar- "hi uu- .ihmh mu sa mg in -v m ,-tu roiui aim ot isi'
i I KImi-I.-. t-iltml InieL- I linil mnr . ' Arizona, "we chop wood with a aletlge i connna toward his beat evidentlv -with it...
It was an addition to my enjoyment to' hammer ami cut hay with a hoe." aR of f 'n'bible inlenUim tif reclaiming liis martial
honored friend wa-a native wiucii is literally true, sun, i uc latter Halted him m true mil tarv-
.1 AY C. RliLLEY.
ASS A Y Eli,
Frcccott. Arizona Territory.
,L A. LEWIS,
Architect, Guilder. Con ract or etc.
W ork of all liimt. exeenteil in la.eetstjle ami riH
ooublu rale.
Pre3cott, Arizona.
that my
of Dayton, of my beloved Ohio. Though :
feeling no common degree of rospnef for him
at this our first meeting, yet the acquaint; j
ance of years has greatly added to niv high-
! est esteem; w hile his fame is becoming more
national everyday, by hi
rtits
Tl(i; MeCKACKIX COlTNTItV.
We learn from .Mr. George R. Ainmoud,
manager for Allen A; White tho contractors
having ucces- for constructing the new twenty stamp mill
fully trailed the warpath of tho MoiiV under , on the Sandv throe miles south of Grecn-
tne leaoersiup oi tne iamoiis muting nun. wood, that the machinery for the mill 1
GEO. HI. W ATE US,
Millwright ami Contractor,
PRESCOTT, A. T.
feb5-mfi
K. iL HEAMTT, V. E.
Deputy lT. S. Iineral Surveyois,
Coimly Snreyor of Vii:ii:il County,1
Prescott, Arizona.
All kind of civil emcineerinff and itirveyiiiH' jromptly
attended to. OIllcc North of tho Court House, on Uor
e street.
HLAKE & CO.,
ASSAYEKS,
(JiiM Dut, (5M and .Silver Uulllon and Oro of every
d,'"eriiK.s ineltwl and aayeil. All anys puaninleeii.
Of'l 'B--In oo.Jiiinir toriiierly occupied by A. .fc N. it.
Exjire Co., Iell.
MERCHANT TAILOR
CHARLES NORTON.
ra&ilc Street, first door .oiilh of HaUunniy's.
Cleaning bud Reuii jug Neatly Done and
CftrptU sewetl and lriilil.
1'resOU, Ariiesft, Jbm 1$, fsTT.
Iu conclusion. I will sav that after his brill-,
iant victories in the south, ami all over the
We-t. if ho should become a emulate for the
Presidency of these Uuitcd States, 1 could
most cheerfully extend to him. all the aid
niv influence in Ohio would afford.
I'd. McGowan, w hom the vigilantes made
leave California in IK"iO. died at San Jose in
the latter part of .Inly . Mr. McGowan was
a man of more than ordinary talent, and
after having to leave California he took up
his residence in Arizona, starting the first
newspaper ever printed in the Territory the
pre- ami material belonging to Lieutenant
Sjlvester Mowry thru of the U. S. Army.
Mr. McGowan ran for delegate before the
Territory was organized his opponent being
Doct M. Steak, who was at the time Super
intendent of Indian alfairs of New Mexico.
Hv rand McGowan received the largest
I style and sternly required the author of his
iieing to remain where he wa until the in
structions of the sentry were complied with.
Tho father applied to have his son released
on the ground that he was n minor, but tho
luiy speedily took another Freueh leave of
huiue f.ml joined hi comrade.-. Col. R.'s
family has had a representative in every
great war from the Revolution down to the
rebellion and the gn-at-graml-.-on of a
Revolutionary -ire is now u cadet at Wt-t
Point"
now at Aubrey and will soon be landed on
the site where it is to be erected. Mr.
Ammond contracted some time since, with
.Mr. George W. Curtis of this town for the
lumber, some 1 00,01)0 feet and is now here! KTis-e. A humorous friend of our um-iC
for the purpose of contracting tor freighting! to be particularly inthu-iasticou the classic
the same to Greenwood. Owing to theeon-: subject tit osculation. He declared that
tinned dry weather no grass has grow n in
that section this season, consequently work
cattle and mules have to be fed enffreh on
tame hay, grown on ranches in that vicinity.
A new road is now being opened from the
sink of Date Creek nine mile below Gil-
there w ere tew "sciences" so difficult of ac
quisition. "People," slid he 4,w ill kiss y6
not one in a hundred knows how to extract;
bliss from lovely lip- any mom than In-
knows how to makr diamonds from clrur-'
coal.' He use to relate his experience of a '.'
son s ranch by one of our nw-t enterprising ' good-night s kis after having escorted her
freighters Mr. . I. M. Bryan, who is taking to and from a forfeit party, where the poor
in barley front Salt River to Greenwood for j "l had Ircen kis-ed. and'slobbeml over to
the use of hi teams which are employed j R ''' sundry." He deeinred that in that ""
hauling ore to the Greenwood mill for the ""p chaste salute, he, could discriminate
MeCrackin Company. The road when nine distinct :nd aCperatc itavors.'" namely,
completed will be free from rock, of easy i 'mn.tybnccO,peppentiiiit. ginlager beer. '
ratio ami water aim grass plenty, lUwior ,'ra""0. ctiecia;rterry, musk, and enniihor.7 . -
Me.io. '
im :
too
number of voios, x,hiN!; ttrt:'c Ju?" t;ot!M'r u" i':;,n'ljq,t, Tijr,t Mi. Via.tf will hmei -
as he was not allowed a seat 'in Cqtigrcss. i but ntth tt-PUty'e. Ipitliug freighters. , T,,e 5m!R l,K al Santa Fc, w Jtes
.. ' Signal iuiU'iiwnel by Lcet, Ewing .tli on the decrease: thev havo onlv bad
AYiieuk Is John Ei.ms.Ioiu Ellis, who po.. is nearly hn'.-iicd, will soon be doing its eaiA durin.' the bi-t ilac- ivhere
left iMB hooic pi qiutrgit. Jllmjqs I1(1lu rj, on ore; tro.ii an extension claim of tW were sported, to bav taken place, and
ruary, lSbb, and went to pi.icnnid. whence celebrated MeCrackin eat . wrca ttK. Rltmx, f mXti f the hand- - -'
... u,.,n,r. , .... gu,., , v...,oima mi -o... vMcc.iim,,, .ssuii mvnuaigavvay, saiuvst damsi-ls in the world. We iM-ak
or Colorado m the summer of ho same year, ian.l tin- yield is about lvr WWt.U tin) Mo.?can Sinorita. with her glistetv,!
is reqiiestetl to write to his siter, any com- j with thousand U'M"i '" e in AM. black eve. pearlv white teath mnlkin. nd .
muiucation w ithregiird to Inn, to be ..d- ami the outlook Vi the Sandy eomi- her massive, hicks of wavin- jet hair, for
unraiuo iu uio inttu, iiusna oiorauo.
icy never wa- better than at pru-ent,"
such are the fair daughters of Santa Ft?.
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