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UUSVKT YIKLU.
The amount of ;raui raised on the Sau
Isidro raach in Yuni:i county, this year, which
is owned by J. M. U.'dondn, will be snmc
503,030 pounds of barley and :55O,O30
ot wbett will be sacked. Tins grain,
beside 503 tons of grain hay, large crops of
alfalfa. sujar cane and vegetables is the
product of lcs than 000 seres of "desert."
Yuma cmuty has thous mils upon thous
ands of acres just such lxnd as the above.
All that is required is a little back bone and
energy. A f-w years since we were in
Yuma and heard many of the noble sous
trim till th; ground in the shade of some
pleasant retreat express themselves as satis
fied that ll.-d nd. wouul twvjr make a suc
cess in fanning, hi didn't know how, etc.
The fact i evUt nt!y clear to us that Mr. Re
do.ido did n t consult bummers and sirh,
but done th Krk and the result is good.
VI 1.1. IN.
The following complimentary notice is
copied from ths SStli rhaptcrof King JohnV
volume YII. printed at Tucson in lJsTT, of
tits sixth month :
"Prcscott is blowinrabout having the cap
ital, and the mouthpiece of the few villains
who secured it by a bass and very well
known fraud so far legally protected, gel
'riled" up when the matter i- rcfeired to
When a thief, or fraud, or perjurer, or scoun
drcl of any degree, reads references to his
crime, especially if by lameness in the law,
he has csraped punishment, he is mad at
all who stir it up. The successful scoundrel?
pride is hurt to have his baseness publicly
mentioned, a it damages his chances for fu
ture successful crimes. The few Prescott
rogues are vexed, without doubt, but they
canuol blot out what they have done by in
spiring and putting forth malicious and per
sistent libels."
And may God almighty have pity on the
poor creature who pinned the above in his
desolate, forlorn and lost state. Amen.
YOUTH AND IIRASS.
Bashi Bazouk Gum, the talented youth, is
out in a four column letter in the dishwater
paper published by the Surveyor General, at
Tucson, telling the readers of said truthful
sheet that lie (Clum) is the great "I am," a
general of great worth, in his own eesti
raatioa, that he has accomplished the peace
that now predominates throughout the Ter
ritory. To Crook end Iviutz docs not bc
leng the credit of mbjugating the Apache,
but to the illustrious 21 year old boy is due
the whole excellent result. He has resigned
his $I,SQ0 per annum office. We expect
soon to hear that he has had his head bun
ded with iron hoops as a preventive to
explosion. Where such an extraordinary
amount uf combined talents exist, mostly
composed of g.i, tiipre is danger of explo
sion 3nd death. We can't spare the youth
xith his wonderful knowledge; a man that
can magnify a 300 pound steer so that he
will weigh 800 pom ds, or transmogrify
shorts into fine flour: contro' 3.000 Indians;
Command the army in Arizona; write long
winded letters (without sense) for a gallant
editor, vho is a rjod wrt:pend thousands of
dollats from a salary of $1,800: and do mir
acles of great wencVr; we can't afford to
loose him; band his head by all means; save
him for the good he ha (never) done.
MINING M:VS.
The latest advieis from Mojavc county
are of the most flattering nature. The Me
Crackin Company have thousands upon
thousands of tors of ore upon their dump.
The Greenwood mill is pounding away
upon ore from this mammoth mine, and the
result is that the Company are shipping
$30,000 par month. They have contracted
for the erection of a new OC-stamp mill to
be pu! up on tne Sandy, the lumber, one
hundred .nnd thirty-seven thousand feet, has
just been purchased in this town and an ar
rangement is beins: inatU lor freighting the
.same, to the Sandy. Tiic I.eet Company
;arc also owners on this celebrated bonanza,
;nd have a u;.-;v ten stamp mill well nigh
"uuto cnmpletiop. and s snon as the valua
ble improvements are co leluded a new im
yc.tus will reiso in the vicinity of the Mc
Crackin countiy.
The Miacn.1 Park people are a'so pros
pectjtig and tieninir the many valuable
nines that exist in the immediate vicinity
of this healthy, grow ing town, inhabited by
an industrious, thriving people left almost
out of the world o:i account of the inisctly
-iTtisl! f-ioiittie, furnished. !
Then the HaefcWrrv mine and mills are
doini: a g"d work." The shipment from
.u r.. f a nature tlmt niovrt, the mineial
Cf,j)acjties of the loiie to be of a superior
Character , .
In Yavap wc have the B.aclc arrior,
Priuce, Kit Ca;on, Tip-Top, Swilling r.nd
xnanvle-ds that pnaluung ore of an
incredulous hi-h u'au- ,nHch ul' " h,ch
being shipped "to San l?Vncisco for treat
. . . . . . . . -i
ment
The P.
Peck is working awav as usi,.al Pr.
about $40,Oi)J p;r month w.Vlch H,,J
duein"- Hiinnt S4 1.1111.1 m
o . i 1 - . .
1 ?nrr.-a A tn -it ton.. mm Iiiimlr:i anu
forty thousand per month so soon as thei."
ecw mill :s erected, now within 23 miles of
the mine.
The Zalida and Miriam lodes owned by
Ir. Day, Jay G. Kelly, A. 0. Noycs and
Hon. Thomas Fitch are attracting much at
tention from the mining men, some of whom
"visited the mines vest er Jay with a view of
making an examination for the purpose of
purchaiing the same.
Ia Turkey Creek the Goodwin mine is
producing excellent high grade ore and the
lead shows a face of ore ten feet wide.
Other mines in that district show cuuallr
good with the Goodwin.
In Bradshaw Luke's mill is readv to run
ore in: untold quantities are convenient to
this mill and the whistlo will soon greet the
ear of the miner and the echo will swing out
on the breeze and rcvibratc back ocr moun
tain, ravine and through the tall and stately
"pines that grace the iradshaw Basin.
From the Black Hills, north of Prescctt
30 miles, miners report very rich silver and
gold ores, and many hardy prospectors are
tearing tlio tops from the virions quart?,
croppings that exist throughout the whole
of that section.
3Ianv new locations have been made since
last week and we Jearu that sonic arc con
sidered valuable. Thv following compro
mise a portion of thoe discovered:
In Iinsayatupa district, the Pensacola.
Tr J. II. Sh'afer; the Old Chief, bv G. C.
TVaddcll and 1. M. Humes; the Plug Ugly,
hy II. W. Fiske and J. II. Davis; and the
Uirthday, by Byron Fi-ke.
In Humbug district, the Pan Carlos and
the .Lode, by IS. Godfrey. G. S. Dcnuit, II.
A. lUgelow and A. .1. McPhee.
In Goodwin district, the Kminn, bv John
Gilbert at;d Chav H. Keys, Jr.
In Pine Grove district) the War Eagle, by
J. W. lwg.
In Turkey Crwk district, the Ziou, bv II.
II. KethrtH xml.t.i; Kethroe.
Wk"fU:ri.t. the What Cheer, bv
" Iv "!jbOL.atd Jot... '
TAKING niAXllN UN MISUS.
The mines of the Pacific coast have been
haudied more thoroughly, txriiaps, through
the agency of th- press, than atiy or all
others in the world, and in many cases very
much estimated beyond their real value and
worth. People who know but little about
mines read the glowing accounts published
in the papers, of the fortunes awaiting those
who are willing to risk a few hundred dol
lars in the stocks. .Many grasp at what
they imagine to be the golden opportunity
of becoming wealthy, and after a little time
find that they have been duped, and that
the imagined gloric of wealth have vanished
and disappointment and poverty has taken
its place. It is true, nevertheless, that for
tunes have been made by very many, still,
those who lose are ten to otic. It should
not be the ensc. Persons who know noth
ing about mines and mining should satisfy
themselves that when thev tnvest. that there
is a foundation upon w hich to' make that
inv.wf,..nf mm r. ;n.r -..r f-..
never leaps wi dly, but goes into the pur
V t 4141 III
chase cool and collected, examines th soil
in all its tihaes, its advantages and disad
vantages. mihI as a general thing there U but
little swindling or disappointment follow
ing. Such sheiiUl Ik the aim in purcha
sim; mines. C .miparatively little has been
said about the mines f Arizona by the
outside press until within tkc last year:
Diiw. however, since financial tutu has visited
nearly every person who invested in wild-cat
aud over valued sb'ck ia Nevada ami Cali
fornia mine-, the attention of miiiiag men
and capitalists is beamiing rivitcil on Ari
z na atd her sure, safe and lasting bonanzas.
Wchae pr gn-Sscu tor adecad'.-steadily, our
mines have proved to be permanent, h eated
as they are in the heart of all other mining
count! ic, north, east, south and west, the
most skeptical, after an inspection, admit
that here in Arizona, the p dinted land of
the heretofore dreaded loe, the Ajwche, ex
ist the richest and best fields for investment
know n to the world. Not only capitalists
fiom the Pacific coast and the Eastern States,
but from across the Ocean, in England.
France and Germany, are the monied men
seeking investments in our Territory. Ma
chinery has commenced to come in, aud
work will be inaugurated soon on a scale
that will not only be flattering, but the re
sults will be such that will astunish the
world. Pima county, on the south, with h r
mines containing the brilliant ores resem
bling those extracted from the famous silver
mines of Sonora, has already a reputation
established, on facts, which will vie with
that of Mexico. Pinal, with her King, con
taining wealth sullicient, of itself, to" build
a trans-Continental railroad from Alaska to
tl e bubbling waters of the Mississippi
loomin; ui), mui
up, nnd a lare immi"tation
of wortoy minersand capitalists areseeking
homes in the pleasant retreats ot its tow ering
mountains which are filled with a mass of
quartz lodes bound together with chains f
gald aud silver. Farther north in the balmy
Sierras of the pine and cedar, beyond the
lino of the blooming cactus, are "scores of
mines, lying dormant, mocking the indo
lent, awaiting the advent of the enterpri
sing and energetic pioneer 'o rescue from
the hidden beds of earth the millions upon
millions that reason teaches us to believe
herein exist. Along the arid borders of the
Great Colorado of the West is to be found
the McCrackin mine with its millions in
sight, and the ingenuity of man is just now
conceiving means whereby the precious
mttal may be separated from the base ma
terial, and which will help swell the collars
of its owners to overflow ing. T. king every
thing into consideration, we cannot con
ceive any cause why Arizona shall r.ot, in a
very short time, become the grand centre
for those w ho arc seeking a place to make
sure and lucrative investments.
A CITV
IN . Ho! t
The Fire In sl. J.din, ..-v rSrumwiclc!
fire Hundred Acres IWrntd ever Fiftnn
Thuvaimi I'eojAe ILme.ts xy Ln.
Loss, Tuenty MJU-nt InsuraitcrFiee MU
lion: A i Appsal fir AhI Chicago starts and
otlur ci'tet Mote.
Boston. June 21. The following is a de
tailed account of the property destroyed,
and the territory burned over: Prince Wil
lixni street runs from Market Square to
Reed's Point, and the fire seems to have gone
thither. It was entirely occupied as a bu
siness street, and was the location of the
heaviest business trades in the city; in fact
of almost every class of business. Many of
the buildings were very tiae ones, having
been built within a comparatively short
time, as this street has been the locality
w hich most of the serious tires which have
visited the city in years ist have devasta
ted. On it were sveial elegant new stone
buildings, occupied as insurance otiices, and
many of the old buildings were of solid
granite, and very substantial. The tire must
have worked from this point to one of thel
streets jiaiallel with King street, sweeping
all before it to G.-nn iin street. Between
Prince Wi.liam and Germain sUct were
i qune a number of narrow streets and courts.
j crowded with wooden building-, many ot
j Mem very old, and necupitd almost wholely
for business. In this fqunre were several
.
newsuaner olliccs. Hsaching Gei main street
on the side toward Priuce William, the li.-c
strikes a good number of small store.".
Here, also, was the bct hotel in the citv,'
the Yictoria, said to have been consumed, j
It was the best hotel, perhaps, cast of Bos
ton. On Germain sTeet was the oldejt
Episcopal thurch in the city, and the old
grammar school building, both of which
arc probably buracd. The dispatches do
not say how V-r down Germain sticet the
fire went. If it reached Queen's Square, it
consumed the finest residences iu tuc city.
HISTOUT OK THE FIKE.
;T jon;- N. B., June 21. Yesterday was
the most calami;:' dy cw known in the
annals of St. John. tlng 0011 d have
come more suddenly than :.' fire which de
stroyed so inauv valuable lives', tfisted pro
perty by millions, arrested many and varied
forms of industry, ami spread not only deso
lation, but tenor and consternation around
The loss on hotels, churches, school house,
banks, etc., was made a thousand times more
painful by the lamentable destruction of
life accompanying it. The fire was dis
covered in a building on the south of York
Point Slip, next ton boiler shop. To the
latter building the flames had spread before
the firemen had reached the scene. The en
gines did their best to stop the names, but
all was in vuiu
The flames then spread to i
Hare s wiiari, which was quickly consunieu, ; u
. . . . ... --...!..
anil the tire uroKc out wun a roar into sumo i
s'rect; from there the flames sprad into
D urv lane and 31 ill street, following the
latter into Dock street, takiug both sides.
Rrfore this, however, the rear of the Lon
don House and adjacent buildings hud been
attacked. FuIIt live hundred acres of the ;
city is sanl to have neon uesinju-u uu
fifteen thousand souls left homeless and
without food or clotjies, while sixty per.-ons
are known to have perished. Contributions
have been started in all th? prineip d cities
and towns throughout the Dominion and
the United States for the relief of the suf,
fcrcrs. The iin-urnncc companies are going
forward and express their readiness to pay
the losses, and intact ex cry thing is being
done that is in the power of the people
everywhere to alleviate the suffering multi
tude.
ti... T.,i mt. ,; ii. vncur i
all of OreanwofKl, iu Molmw comity, got I l
,111111 uonvi. v.i.i.n i.unv uiiu twv. i
into a roiv tvetr h gam of cards n tew days j
v . " . . t.
sine nt Uutt pluce. oiuwr J5er or j
ItT.!" -'i..: F.-.r in tli- te ;.i'rc;jof.',
r UT.Ucw .trcvoheriuMl kille.1 ixAh th
IDAHO IMH.VX H.K.
The latv fearful Iudian war in Idaho, is
said to have arisen from a horse trade with a
settler at Camas Prairie, wherein the Indians
claims to have been swindled, etc., whi e
other rrparts attribute tlie upriking to the
factth.t a portion of the reservation claimed
by the Net Perce had been old: another ac
count claims the uprising to have arisen fnw
the fact that three of their number were re
cently murdered, but we consider it th? re
sult of a general cussedness of the ludiaos.
General Howard is censured severely by the
inhal itatits, and it is not at all unlikely that
General Crook w ill be ordered to take com
mand of the Idaho army nnd snb-!ue the
red-hot devils. Our reports are to the S-Uh
of June.
Willimno, who brorght letters to Lewi
ton, says he was n scout in the fight, and
that the engagement t k place at tu foot
of White hud can von instead of the head.
j Lv the Hrst fi lh ias and soldier
i broke muks and retreated. Hie officer
'it
could not m!1v them or make them face the
! sa l.n3 Pr.wl them alout
sixteen mile?, tiring uion them constantly
He states that the Indians had better gun
than the troops, and their aim was deadly.
From the firt attack there were about lt5
In linus in pursuit. The trMps were well
mojiitcd. After the fight the Indians held
a grand war dance.
We have bef.re us General Howard's di
patch to Colonel Wood, dated June ISth, 11
a. in., giving the numler of Colonel Perry's
command who had Iicon killed. The num
ber of killed and wounded is twvuty-evrn,
including Captiin Theller. A letter from
Father Cata'd -.a Catholic priet, reports the
Indians on Hangman s creek quiet at pres
ent, nlthougli nnny Nez Perec and l'almiso
are there. Great ahum is felt at Boise and
Bake City. Volunteer are being called for
and every pos-ible premralioii is being
made to meet the exigeucy of the ccnsi. n.
There is a irrcat luck of arms, and the avail
able force of the regular army is practically
nothing.
Lieutenant Thellcr, of the 21st U. S. In
fantry, who was killed in the recent Indian
fight," was u brother to Samuel Thellcr the
well-known capitalist of San Fnincisco.
He had seen much Indian service in Arizona
and during the Modoc war. He was about
thirty-seven yer.rs old. Col. Perry also ia
command of the force engaged is also an ac
complished Indian fighter. ComjMny I., of
thlSthU. S. Infantry left San Francisco
cn the ISth for Camp McDermot, Nevada, to
take place of the cavalry company ordered
thence to the front.
The steamer Alaska, from Lcwistou, Ida
ho Territory, has just arrived and brings the
following Indian news: I he Indians, em
hracing Jo.-eph's latml aud Salm-.n river In-
din, were assembled on Cau as prairie,
making demonstrations of hostilities. On
Friday morning news came that Harry Ott
and tfttcc other men hsd been killed on Sal
mon river, near the mouth of the White
Bird. The settlers on Camas prune had be
c nie so much alauncd that they wero tith
criug toward Mount Idaho, and asked for
troops to come n their relief, but no tnops
wer- ordered upon their ri quest. About
five o'clock r. t. Friday, an Indian messen
ger came through to the agency with a letter
to the effect that the Indians had made an
TWnMTY-NIXE WHITES II D BEEN KILLED.
And t aat the whites had killed While Bird,
chief of th ; band, ami his family. Lewis
ton bus an organiz'tion of CJ men. pirtly
fitted for home duty in cne of an emergen
ce. Two companies of inf uitrv nre e.xiurt-
cd here on the steamer from Walluia to
niTlif nnii ?.i rn-:i rvmnn from Va In W.ttl.i
j.-? -
to-morrow, rive hundred Indians are on
Han Lilian Creek, but there are no hostile?
there yet.
A IJATTLI. THE TUOOrS SlTtROCNDED.
The troops, with 15) men fioni Mount
Id:0io, rncounteretl the Indians at the head
of White Bird canyon. The troops dis
mounted and left a few scldiers aud twenty
friendly Indians toh ld the hor.cs. Theln
diaus opened lire on the troop, and the
fighting was continued for s-inie time. The
friendlv Indians became alarmed, and the
soldiers guardi: g the horses ,could see that j
the Indians were getting the best of the
tii;ht. and that the soldiers were retreating.
The Captain of the citizens, Sjrgea.it Lytle
an I one soldier were known to be killed.
The whole hor.-c guard, Indian and whites,
broke nnd ran. some for Mount Idaho and
some for Lapwai, leaving the horses to run
loose over the prairie. Those coming to
Lapwai never studied till they reached the
post. .Many houses on the prairie have
been burned. Another soldier who reached
the garrison at eight o'clock on the inorninj
of the IS.h from tli ti jht, rep.irted that the
troips were 0:1 foot and surrounded by In
dians in the c inyon. and in a hand-to-hand
tight Colonel Perry and about
ONE-HALF OY TIIK C IMMANO AltB SAID TO
ll.VVK BKBN KILLED,
And the remainder surrounded and fighting
against odds when the soldier left. The In
dians engaged in the tight are non-treaty
Nez Perces. They, together with other dis
Mitisfied tribes, number 2,000 elfective war
riors. Thee is a general uprising of the
savages, and the whole country is wild with
alarm. The Indians are m is.ing 11111, wo
men and children in the Camas prairie, ami
the settlers are fleeing in all directions for
st'fety. General Howard is now at Lewis-
town, but is powerless, owing to the inade
quatc military forces. Troops have been
ordered from a number of posts in the de
partment, and will soon be on the wav to
the scene. General McDow ell, command
ing the Division of ths Pacific, has been
telegraphed to and speedy ns-istaucc de
manded. Further and sanguinary details
are expected here. Governor Chadwick has
also been applied to for arms, etc.
It AT I IK it chi:i:ky.
The juvenile Clum, in his anxiety to set
Into a newspaper controversy with "the De
pnrtnient Commtunier, uses the Gt'iieral's
otlicial couiinunic:ition.s to the War Dcpait
tnent, which by courtesy huc boon referred
to the Department of the Interior, copies
of which have been transmitted to Clum lor
his information or explanation, and viola
ting all rules of olKeiiil correspondence,
publishes them in his nrcptn, t'ie Citizen,
and then proceeds to Hiiswer ilu-m in the
same veritable sheet. The last Citizen con
tains a four column reply to the General's
letter transmitting Major Uravton s report
of his scout in January last." This reply
will nuzzle the- ablest schoulmitster w ith its
fl-'tires. It K however, valuable to us, for
is ciirccuy in suppon or qv.r statements
. . . i . .r i .. 1? i. ,
thill inrfje uumoeis m liiuians ij-ive Deen
and arc still absent Irom tho S.u Carlos
Reservation, anil uoutradicta Clutn's own
statements, made through his organ, that no
Indians were absent. It is refreshing to
note the coolnoss with which Clum appro
priates to himself wht the Indian scouts
hate doae under the directions of th mili
tary. Wo should not he surprised if the
troops would be all ordered out of tho Ter
ritory and the protec'Iou of the. inhabitants
turned over iuto the hands of this Napoleon
juvenile.
A. Times Washington special, of June 1(1,
says: The report that the President and
Sherman had a vonionsttpc hist night on the
silver qnestion, and that there "are sonic
differences between them on this question,
is unfounded. There has been no special
conference between the t'rcsulcut anil bscre-
tiirv with reference to this uuestton. Tlmf
. - ,
restiletit is iltsposed to reiru ivim mvnri
tlie reiiioniuzuuoii ot silver, Hut .as ot ho
t.i .....- ... . -r:
ius "i iwuhw hul-uuiiooohcsusioii. Iluisly.nno
:uuuns; i.u- .i.t-suoo wiir. .iv, umi avail- i
-1 hiwatU of every ort unity to iufor
'UunH - lfUBOtiit.
su.vi it king mini:.
This wonderful mine, bituated in Pinal
county, isjnst now clearing an excitement
unequaled by any mine in our Territory, ex
cept, perhaps the Peck in Yavapai. We
copy the f llowing from tlie Yumu Sentinel
which will lie read with interest by those
who feel an interna in mine, money and
t le general welfare of our Territory :
Tills mine has lieen kJilpplnjf thirty tons
per month of selected ore with great rejru
laritr for about a year. Nothing f shliptl
tint "goes le than $1,000 Jer too, all h.-Io
that valne lieing sb-ml away on dump. Ac
tual receipts from the sales of ores in San
rrnic havo a vet aged $1,100 per tn, a
few (.elected lot going as high as from $I-V
000 to $JO.0O.' er tm. The lat lot of ten
tons sold f.w jier cent u in ay v'W.
There Is now ei route a selected lot of 1,00)
pounds of a black, malleable chhrkle tomi
this mine, which is expected to ell at the
rate of $3 r Himl; also twelve ton of
onlianry :?,U00 e. An inclie h been
sunk on tlie ledge following the fo.!wll for
about 250 feet, and in ore all the way
down. 'Itie last reported say from the
iMittom of tbu Incline wa $$2f. Since the
mine parsed inti the liaaoS of Barwy mI
Hragan no stopping ha- been doue, hat ore
taken from ths ojiening, ami Mow their
stand utl 'hipping axy of $1,000 prr to .
hare areumulatcd on the dump to uch an
extent m to rentier it neceaaary to make
more loom by some disposition of them. A
an experiment, a o-tamp mill, with power
lor more stamps lias ieen t. up, ami will
lx sturtwl uji on the 53th of thi month.
The whole will be run through the mtll.pu!
rerized, and then pause! on to a Fru? am
centra tor. The cincentmt.ors will then be
sacketl awl shiped for sale in San Francu
co. Experience has sliowu that the richer
ores from thU mine sell to Hiielting work
in Califomin for a higher figure than rould
1m realizel bv milling them on the spot.
Tw want of liae metal for fluxes and ear
citv of charcoal material in the immediate
vicinity make smelting works near the mine
out of "the question for the preent. Tlie
last pieces of the concentrating ma
chinery is due on the ground on the 23d,
and as'all is in leodiaoss for it, it will be at
work by the time the mill has pulp enough
to start up on.
Clum wants the soldier j withdrawn from
the Territory, and proposes to do the work
of the whole army with two companies of
Indian scouts. The following is the bog'
gar's telegram :
Tucson. Juue 9. To the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs. Washington, I). C: If your
DfMUtmest will increase my salary sulll
ciently and equip two companies of Indian
l"' for will volunteer to take care
of all Apaches iu Arizoua, and the trxj
can be removed. Clum, Agent.
What Clum would not do for the purpose
of ousting Gen. Kautz is not worth men
tioning. The brass and impudence of this
young bombast is perfectly ridiculous.
What docs the guarantee of Clum amount
to? Were the Indians to break out and
steal all the stock in Arizona, the suff.Trrs
would be unable to collect the price of a
rc-back burro from Clum. He has made
money and has been sninrt euough to send
it out of Arizona. How would he be re
sponsible? Asent John P. Clum luw very properly in-'
sisteil by t-Iegraph to aslnnvton. on the
naming of his successor to receive the g
iermnt'iit trooertv timler liis charw. 4vinl
that undt-a no circumstances would he "sub-
... .- . i i ...
nn in-icviiiii "u ins reserve iv oiner
th 111 civil otlic.-rs. No m in with it manly
or hone-t impulse in him could do other
wise. Tuc.-o:i Citizen, CUd.
We never expected Clum would submit to
have an otlicer of the army inspect and
oversee his deeds of injustice to the Indians.
Were he an honest and faithful servant of
the gorc.-nmeni he would snr, "come and
see." The truth is Mr. Bashi-Uazottk is
afraid 1 1 have his r.tlieial nctsscrutinizrd bv !
such men as Lieut. Abbott.
UUITOItlAL, XOTHS-
Valuable public lands arc ordered to be
sold iu the State of Arkansas.
Henry Ward Bjccher has had an interview
with the President.
Pinney still figures promiscuously iu the
San Francisco courts.
The Chronicle indictment, mw nf Plnrnr.
ville, was about concluded nt last accounts.
lniny inniisitntl pounds ol galena ore j
from the Castle Dome mine-, in Yuma coun
ty, has been shipped to San Francisco.
Fifteen-two. in the game of criblmjr. wrs
a short h ind expression of Hnderic "n.inr'm
who d:e.l in the year 1502, and was a crib
bagc ixj cf.
Wo-d is steadily on ths rise. Southern
California is quoted at about 21c. The ar
ticle is much inferior to the Arizona fleece,
which ought to realize !10c.
A S in Fra-icisco paper savs : '-The recent
lectures of Col. Bob Ingersoll iu Sacranuir .
have hud the effect to set a good many per
sons to reading the Uible."
The little differences that exists between
parties in San Francisco and the Peck Com
pany wc learn has been arranged, acd the
Peck mill belongs to the Peck Com pain.
Kev. John S. C. Abbot, the notable, his
torian, died at New Haven on Juue 17th,
and ex-Senator D. D. Pratt died of heart-
disease at Logansport, Indiaiia, the same
day.
General Ord, commanding in Texas, re
cently captured a number of Mexican sol
diers who had crossed the lines into the I
United States, has been ordered to hold them
lor the present.
Latest accounts from the seat of the In
dian war in Idaho give us the news of the
certain killing of 20 white men, and the
probabilities are that many others, ere this
have fallen victims to the cruel wretches
under Joseph's command.
On the 2nd of July, 200 new money order
offices will be established throughout tie
several States, seventeen t.f which will be in
New York State. About 100 additional
offices will be made money order oflices on
the first of October next.
Another large shipment aggregating several
thousand dollars, has just been made from
me ccicoratetl .McCrackin mine in Mohave
county, to San Francisco, and from this
Place the yield of bullion and shipments
have been of a very llnttcrinir nature.
v O -
Agent J. P. Clum has, during his admin
istration of tho Indian uMr. killed various
old sip.aws and burned up several thousand
dollars worth of valuable property, and "he
is h irdly 21 year.- old yet." Wha't won't he
do it lie lives to be 10.' He Mill undoubt
become a l)o)-l)cr General.
Th public debt statetnont from the Treas
ury Department shows a reduction of sVJ,
l)8."5,73i during the month of May, and -002,002
02 . since June SJO, 1S7G. The appar
ent large reduction of the .lebt during Max
is partly explained by the fact that large
sums are due to the navy and for necessiirv
cxju'iiscs of other departments, but fo'r
which there i ipMippropriution. ausircatin"
po.-haps $2,000,000. c c
cn- 'inning Iius rccuntly shinned into
AnzoiiH, over the Southern Pacific ntilmiit
1mm - i
vipep, amt inst nntv l-'ht
in tiuosit.
w.. ,fc,. .ji'i .
Uri u i-.Uj the estn.
'to,; ,!urc,, ICI
:u iiotlioii ei' 4 nni .
Wai ...uu.o,,.. j
Nnw York. June 30 Wk1 is inlietterl
demrnid. Bee iMs of Spring Cal.fornia are j
teadilv taken m arrival. P.iresare stf.mg j
and tend onward. Fall i ouiet ami firm.
S ilea of 40,000 p .undi Spring at 21.
Dostox, June 80. There is little change
in the w ol market. The aw rtment U
quite smalt. A god upply of Spriuu i
offering, and meel with gd demand at
Sfchaiifl. Iliere are no wahil Ohio, I Van
iylvnaia r Wefttetn fleeces in the market
of cooa -qurnre, and ttnwahe U selling at
S5(St3J. Tesaa oi i in gxl d.mamt at
S3ftS3. Uoa-hrd combing and delaine te
wiling at U40.
Eastkbx W.m Nitws. Apparently but
little change baa taken place in the iffdr
of the ran leading Annie sino our U$t
week V lae. Hie ltu-aUn have rroel
ma of their forre over the Daunt, and
s tone alinqi battle have taken place; still
the armie maintain aexrlt the time !i
liw, with an advantage gained by the Hu
tan, lltigtand, fctill with J?aloos ere on
ltuabia. rontirnea t store her truos nImiui
ami place them ia available pnoidoa. Four
teen Ihooaand hare rreeotly been plaeed in
poiUon to protect, sliovlU neei! be, the
: Suet Canal.
Wnr IVhst. in the fradiMting clas of
West Point, for 1ST 7. who reeeircd their
diploma on tiw Nth tne , we notice the
name of Wm. Mark of Peons-rlv-Mia, . No,
I. K'lhert il. Stevens arphew of IhU A.
f our town, ami brother to Mr. Maxcy and
Ida S rxen. ato rekleu of wtr village.
tood S7. BeH I. ttttler, on f Gen. Hut
lr, grxluated M. J"ln Bigelow. Jr. a
of the S-cc tare nf the State f New York.
ram out No. -if; and Henry O. Flipper, tlie
Hrtt Cn'orrd cdet that ewr grauuatcu at
Wet loint, stood No. 50.
Quicksilver ia only worth cents rrr
pmndioSan Prantitca, acd the markt is
quoted a le:ng null.
rr ELEG IX a. r IX 10.
SPECIAL TO TILE MINER.
Conooqa), N. H.. June C7. In the llouso,
ywsienlay, Sinclair, (dem.), Intiod'iced a
rosoluiiou KHing unoiinlirted approval of the
aett the national admuiitratkm.
l'e-tth. June 27. In the l wer houso of the
Hungarian Ulet jertlav t'outit Appoue
and Herr Katalv nrgeo !heneeefitvof itniln
Ininnif the iotozrity of Turkey, lterr'll&ui,
the Premier, naid that the lntt Cabinet Conn
eil had Ueeldrl against tlie oeetipniioii of
foreign torrttory or mobilization, but Au-'Jro-llunKiiry
would imh altow noi-rhboring tor
Ury ti betaken bv (orris; h xiwep.
Ixindon. June 27 Uea. tJran'. and wife,
aeeomrwoieil by Min;ler Pierrepont, wore
received by the Queen at U'uulor Castle to
day. Yreka, Cal., June 27. It began raining
heie about daylight nnd continued steadily
until A p. 111. It w ill benefit grain an-1 timo
thv, hut will Injure alfalfa.
Hat Creek, W yomttig. Juno 27. The ooaoh
from UeadwofKl" wasMopjOil lut night by
llvo iitnske 1 men, who robbed the posfon
Kor. of ?JO.O00. ami blew opoti the treasury
Ixix and earned tf the contents. This Is the
second robbery this week.
Friday's Dispatches.
San Francisc"1, Juno 25. Mining slocks in
the .Stock Idatrd elwcd as follows:
Aloha
12 Valley
: My..
22'( Jackson
U 76 Ifcduioiu....
. 1!i I Veh
1 I Leonard
20
7 25
1 10
1 00
2 25
1 00
&5
HJ 00
20
I tele tier.
Itet A- Boleher..
uIIkir
lttilliott
K1,!?,0,,iil
UHWirilHI
Coiisolkla ed Yn...3l U'unthcr
Crown Point. -I ,M;lk-
KnreknCon 10 iHuev
Gould A Curry .. .H,-$;Pri'...
18 00
Iuierial Con..
...1 l.'il.Modoo
2 40
1 23
1 SO
2 75
10
.lu-.iKe.
Ciiolliir
Lovinthmi
Mexican
Mniiliattnn
Northern Hollo.
.. f! Clwrwrt
...SI N foso
.. TS JuIki ...
..11 Itiiliiiiioro
.. TKpi lUll
2 73
2f
40
7A
ir
;o
7ft
1 10
t 7o
10', iu ltsilHl.
Opliii
l'VNev York..
M'Iraee:
ft .Moniiinon;:il...
ftiP-vion
U jW'nwl
12ljTrj.in
UiMnfo ,V N
Oveminit
Sierra Nevada.
Union Con
Utah...
Yollow Jaekot.
.Sn vnj;o
Moiiuiueiit.il...
Id Noivrov ft j
Krzerouui, .Juno 2. Kuinns wore eio-is-ini:
the I)aiiiile last niiiht nenrJSNtora, nsslst
od by inlands be. ween the hanks, 'lorriblo
lljrhtin N L'oinj; on, the Turks doin thoir
uttnoM to iv-M the enemy.
ISuehnre-u. June is. tffniul DukcNicholns
at the head of tlio eighth urniv corp. erosel
mi; imihito uwir .-eiii-i um vetorunv. ilriv
i"-'t!,c rVrks f,.ol,, 'eir imsiilon. The troops
eontiivuel erovsm- nil day yeMerdav. The
engngomeni w ith thoTurk is still proceod-
oik. .k-oin)iis lias ueen uurneit liv bom
bardiucnt. St. Petorsbunr, Juno 2.s.-Otncial telegram
from Ctttienil Tenrtikassotr roooriN tu-.it .m.
Juno 2lst his column un attacked near Dijon
by twenty Ui:tallions of Turks. tulv .rc
and -I.AO0 horsea ami after ten hours, tiuhtiin;
tho 'lurks weio repuNod. Russian loss is
heavy i:, orueurs and 500 sold.ers killed and
.Mount Idaho, June 2.. Iite-t intelligence
a' lua Iquurters from the Indmns is that Jo
soph and his followers am ct camped near
jiioouo mer. :u me mouth ot Yvhito Ilird
-r vk. alout six nulos fr .m the scene of tho
1 i:o light, and are said to iiutubor from i)'J to
10 warriors. Accounts ditler grcutlviiH to
the r niuiibor. Hunegudes from d'ifteroiit
b inds have joined Joseph on Salmon river
Lieutenant Trimble, with his company aud
a volunteer detachment, will to-night ba at
hta o creek where about tiftv citizens havo
fortiheil I themselves and held 'the place. Wen.
Howard intends to reconnoitre and hold Jo
seph in check till tho balance of tho troops
from the forts arrive, when a battle inav bo
c.veetcl.
Philadelphia, Juno 2S. Secretary of tho
rreasur" has allowed tho claim of the Cen
tennial Una id of Finance for s20,000 which
they had advanced to pav salaries of special
custom ollicers in tho early davs of the ex
hibition. Some othur triUiiiix 'matters were
settled and a bal..iice of $30,000 paid over,
ami John Welsh, pio ident, receipted in full
.u .iiuowa-.iirydi ino i leasurv for S7.i)W,0tH).
Ottaws, Ontario..! une -s. The house of
.Mr. 1-ittrtello. of Kaehes.v ille. was burned
last iiiht, and his sou aired 11 perished in
the llames. .Mrs. Lnttriolle and her mother
won. family burned.
icnna, June '2S. A laruo detachment of
the Hussian army crosscl tho D.inubo at
Gum without opposition, ladled into tinan
eial security the whole Russian urniv is now
in ino.ion. The work of rwiiH iiiu W'idiii has
Iwen ontrusted to Prince Charle and his sol
diers. Herzovin has been seized bv tho Cos
sacks. Paris, Juno 2S. Violent nowsnanor nnlnin
written by M. I)i'asss:nac, producing 4
ureal sonsnt on. It.. r..,.iom.....i ti.,.
uils Kcnomlly should not bo permitted to
meet lost they become not beds of auitation-
IIIlm flint 11 ..... . .
unit ii.u oxuriiiueiii snouiti aunounee
its iiiti'iiti.ni of turniii) out tlie now Clmiubor'
n ii Minimi no as stroii:.'! v republican as the
one ilissohetl.
NKW ADVKIITISKMENTS.
Notice
TAKi: V.It.I.V(I. (,ir imiiimi. who kmvv Ihem
.eli,.. In be iMtehleil l.i n. Jl, T lr , ,u.r lvoa,,
irnte l.y the llbh f jt, " " "
ia !. .t bus bu a-.' Brain. or jnv.ntr .lelm.
I'reico-I. Ji.ne S3.
.... j . i Ra.sick.
S...- ilA w ijtii io
Estr3y Horse.
T.teiiQan f-aundry.
.'Uiittoziiinii .Strcnt.
i.trts .....1 ,,.! i..i i.i ,
. S st,e A,so' vVImi low at moist
' i hlo rata. 1 Ittnoiuuro
T.iVmi up on Cami.liell ,v tt t nn(,u Chlnn .. ,,
JilLeeili. 1.-77. .i r.'n ho..-. Hl,.,lt ..,.. 0
... ba.l, h.h. bra, ,!., m Zn Z ? '"V,," f!r
Chlno Vlllli r, JHr. ,C7, ;l I'lU.I.I.,
i.
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J A t'K-OF-A LL-TH A D VS.
yeht
Mexican War Veterans.
I knr a ill b ! O MmI Wf V-
MmL Hi . tJi vf A V KAl IX (Xm mmm
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IIK.VKY II. MUltll.W,
Gensial Agutt fr Arfeoun Tarrltiiy,
ori lt B Ktrt U kr rua 4MWfc' C. T. f
HOKSE 3IA.RIC12X.
Th rlfrvc4 rst
A Stable, Corral, ami Hay Yard
ON SOUTH MONTEZUMA ST.,
rroaooit, Nixt to Jutlc HowarsV.
Harness and Saddles
To Order.
TODD. DAItNAnn A 00.
rwinoU. Ariin, Jane S3. J8 8Jlf
FORT AV 11 trxjun:
THEATRE.
Monday Evening, July 2d, 187,
On which cca-siou will be given two laugh
able farces,
LITTLE T0DDLEKISS,
D; Caartrt .Maiatiri,
AND
COOL AS A CUCUMBEH.
Ujr ni'BcbrJ JfrrulJ.
TtCKKTs, $1.00 ; to be Imd at ILishfotd tt Co's.
Carriages irill Ic in Attcutlauec.
Doors; OJH3U at 7 ; Piny at S o'chwk.
SlimlPs
Sale.
TPnUTTfinV III- ALtZ'lS.l
i
CouMtor VtrAi. S "
ll- rlr u- . f i tr''t i-f tt phi f lr t'!tili
C.iM ul III Tl.lr.l Jh.Ii. Ull )W-t hi m.il it thr
I'tHinir f x nvii T.ii ry f Arjwun itl iti--lt
fi ihr "In itm oi Jn . 1ST, fi u m iHrr-'r.l ia Civ
f H (I-rninr 4 m IB". mb-I c.ll t.ir INw.1 li.Jt
ihI sItt M.h'rv (" oiv tt"lR kil. liv wliMi I tim
nurranw'nl t inlt ! f ifcr rr nn' r"l,,,.v
rti-fili.iil unit If -ntliriviil r ii -1 l iwir wimI l
Inn .1 .-uf f h - jniily ili mm rf Ikm- Iimh-
ilrrtl and uinrty flir (IT 109 .1 Ihn il4i.Mi;e . him! .IpM
IiBIhI oI ami f.rfiy . ii 5-IOI .1.4 i n lofrthri nh
M rHrtie is!j I Imhi1 VrW Mjsin una talrn nil h
ritfl l lr an lr-.l h rh 'H .M .I'ff h1um hmi . n
Ih 7 h .Iti) o Juic It 77 t la nnj I lUr Mlcwlop
tlc il. Hftw.tv. tn--i: :
T i lurww-' tmt'ilh c. entiit am! U ppnrtpnrf
lh-rrmtt.'l-l.fiit ulliwt'f-il at Waln t tlfr . rswntvaBil
Trrnt iv Mrrrsi.i.t m l kn-'ira i. lh IImiI RuMawlll
rr .Vlalnirl'.ni'ii)' fnrwi-. p.i Ihjj .t.-nj tpnm
rnciMp. oh Iwltrr awl markliwry. .Nmide U hereby
(lro that n
Saturdnr. tio 30th Day of Juno. 1S77.
rlcttrrcn br hl.m uf Imrli. A M. asi 5 o'olok, I
M. lntll.x-.ipr lur -ale ii n ta yrni c .if MM
com aiij- i W'a'ni.t Ur v. Ifce alv iW. nlml i r-riy
nml utl. i-ll . Ht. vli it..I mi ultl h ii.. h r m-li u
mi) be mTiwij- tw Mt:if n .iu riis-utn aa-t nil cl.
i;t. r. huwj.ns. Sarrur.
Vttteutt. Jiwe S )yt7.
PORTPOJf KMUNT 1 he iil-ove talc herrtiy pwt
ihiU tmul tic ltfi tiny uf July. Is77. at U t.nn liuie
umt toner. i:i. r. VAIS, slirrlff.
Pre6t. A. T., Jnne'JO. Is77. JrS9.3
Micrilf's rale.
TEKMTOnV OF AKIZ'INA. COCNTV or Y.VV V1M1 S-.
Li.vi tiAsimKi. PUiNttir w cms. i,. iiAixaiJ
MM.V..W 1 It.LI. hi nif.-, De(eBlMt
Utr xiriu e-il ai iinl.r.if .i e i.mel ii .if lli (Hi'rl t
rmiiti.f thr. Ihinl jiiitielat itirtiiiil Ih hhiI Uk tbtt rmjuiy
I Yavapu' Teriiiory il Ara-mn iliili tlie e uadtr
t e ul.. mnI cm tun il.o ".ChU ily of jun- f.7 by
trhioli i nlt r I uni tsmmxtMilist ti. iHwenl in a. lMe .i-af-
ai'.l t .ell tti lulliiiic loeribnl rrrwi. In wh :
I'll it pi-ii u'.ir .iis-e. jurce r troc- nt Umt Itn.ite u
Cblm. VulUy. in ttiec ut-tv ol Yavuphl. In llie Teiriiory
f Anztma ioiit.tl.ilne t. lit nue liumlml ami l.-n u.-ir.,
Diitv iiti nt and ih i-ti .i liy the Ui e mini, d ilel-ml.ittt
untl tielii Uitimt.il .hi the .iiiiri tiy the r. i.e. ! Hun
nali t'.ile. uutt .n ilie r.i.1 by it... non-li of Ciiin4wil A.
tUK.r, ami i.n the imriluv.t by lite a ch nt i.ewtce
lUiiphnrt. umt ..n Hie . by I ilt" ami b iae mine jur
tlcuinrly ilnerili. il the Miislnasi iUHit.r U)ot i:.e
ntiitlme.t ijiLirier nisi the n.-ribeit ju.- t r (1 vt the
rt .tm.t ip.Hrtrr (I) f k-. turn t eii -tw.. an.) till
of the f.itllhvte.l ij .inter l .if llu'lthra5 tU.trt.'r l
ami ol llit iiiirtunt-it ,uarler il) of the Miiitt.eant tiitailrr
(i.if k.t tl rcti.in lueiity-tnri. oi2), Iu tuviuhi sevmleen
(17) nonh of niipe two 'i) nl, ns lies wet ol the
inniii irann roatl leaiiinc lr ui ti e raarli nt Genrv-e Haiiir
h.rt t. t,re.s.tt, in wl t itmaty .f Yuvnp.it ami Terfturv
of Aruimu. the Mi l r.siit to ng ili Jivt.lintr line bvtn-n'ii
the rateli ul mt.1 Char.ei. I., lull ami Campbell A: Uaket;
ami alu. the iricatini.- canal uctl .Inches lhern or in an
wie re ntiuir thereto, ami the nalen. U.ivrlti(r thtough the
n.tae iiel l,.r the wntetlni: ami irriianns td Ian, I ami
l'rriiii.m; to-llirr i h ull the tmrineuU. lieredtlamenU
iluriuriemir.r untu anl l.iml twlonKtiur or in utiv
ni,e apiruiulnif thereto Nu.ice if hereny given thai on
Saturday, 21st day of July, 1077,
At thoemm boiue.toor In the loivn of Prwcttt in U
oiintt amt 'I eti'. ry. I ,ri 1 lfTer f.,r Me ami rrvfrd Z
ell at imbl.o aa-!,..,, to ihe hitlirst bidder, .r ciua the
auoved M-itb-it .irinie,.r. tnujh ihrtts-f u mHy W
nece-wry lo Mti.ly iheatn. unt in laid order diircte.1 t.i
direct.
w . ....e, aauamnn ai I am commanded and the law
I'rec.,:t, Jun 20. 1S77.
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. 1 mml Tttbf r
Tmk Ml hf p"' Invori
ike ItMwil rlnHKe W.'ototr voti ettJf 5r (!
kMiwine ojt ,;r GOODS wit' b.i, itivWSn
tWo -4 ow: wo mik ) in w ianf, "rtilir
iw4i. si. itn. 8 U spocSInn
Utl If i
CITY MEAT MAUinSS
PHILIP KOHLHEYER, Propiilg
Montezuma Street, opposite the ttY
an sfK
tUrlnr pe"'t trrot f Lar i tiwwr, rHO
hp hy Mnl Markrt. t tV thU mUil, tit, WhT- .
t,-t that Yak t'h.t- iu b ui'rvrr
il.il.Mt OtawktSnn an l aiil Est,i
rriat; lo furuuh item lb utcrtt f U '
Steals, Reasts, Mutton, Sausage, Cor
AND ALL KINDS OF GAME.
Call at my Mt Jlatkrl and '"ait fej-J,,!'
Alt ui will bo goaranterJ ! asdfcnkV10,'l
fMO tf Ot rM
TH. LOISILLim tl
GOOOWIX STKEET4 - .
VZXLtK W-
rt-t:scrra
to- iiie
Dry Goods and Clothlig;
GROCERIES,
w in t
BOOTS -A. 1ST ID SHOEj,
WIA'ES, LIQUOKS and 010'
Cheap for Cash.
Produce of tha couatry bought njaow
m.irltet rates. toii;li
tton.iJi
LOVE LL & CROUCJS:
Ti-actical
men
x-cooier8.oHt4
Tla ItonSn? for nuTfi-milts nt furaicri. Cux0.
nor Urc ri-of in mall Imlk for hl33tn It u, miTin
a Trrrlliry. l'ra ticnlly Cre rif , (ffll POCU
iB.Hranr. aal very liitt-. If aar, diJi.tKt VtLiTMW
taat ami ililrflei. la tlie eo.t. 'thStc
HOUSE AND SIGN ?AlSmrn
GRAIN'IXO AND GLOSSING, nf
Paper I!an?in and CnlcinhesioH'c
Cloth Ceiling a Speciatt,
Partlft'ly flre-pr -tf. an I rery much rtitmt;fjC3left
ITAll Worlc Gun.rantocLfl Jttf
THE POST TRADER'S STOIl &I;
FORT WHIPPLE ARIZOJlfillS!
lie inU
Graatl
ar.cn for ut
rrnnofine Drnvtc!nn( if oivll
V4IWSVIIUi) I W W I wlwllv J
t'AN Fltl' ITS,
CLOTHDQ
boots .isrr) sia:oES,ioiw
STATIONERY, FANCY GO0W-(
TO I A CCO, CHSAKS, ETC.
L? Frkei Ktisjanhle. Iarw.1
I'KTKR It. nRANNAN.Prrrdar
Fraaoi
tinilif
iri'thV
III. H. M00NEY,
31 11 G II A IV T TAIL0!?5j
A ft nr doar above Learn Store. .J'
:ieo,-iu
Gurloy Slrcct, PRESCOTT, A.l irwul
froH(
Dross Suits, Business Suits, HtM
Hade to order, nnd ..tiff4Uoa eaarsitrti ?Afc
a cnoicK srocs or
rev-
French, Englisli andScotchGooSgjug'
rnitnntly on band, which he 1 prepared ! gttltP'Muiint
Ihe Irt'eit stylr. W. II. ilOUSlt 3a5Ku.
L"i
CAPITAL fjT1
ART GALLS RY
COtiTEZ ST., NORTH OF COURT UOCSt kiyrp
PRESCOn; A. T.
ln-t.
tbehr
Carte de Visitcs, Imperials, VjJf
to lias ami SxlOs ilnwd
A nw'cUlv.
vvaH
Alt work executed In flntnt. ujk I tfg j
Sue iDiurtmeat of
Stereoscopic Views of Arizor Sceaj1J
Always on hand. rornrritnjr cerie cf rmroltlw'P:,
I'y. Carnw hile. Verde and JteDneU,VfriT2i5UOe B
Moniexnm- Well St..netnan' Ijikr. Ms(jit Mx"ingtOI
"i ,-Ia. Anee Ruin. Indian Camr View. ht J
lYiwi of UHiMincj. .Mintnc r Ulmi.Jta, .-l
ehlnery. etc, mad. to order on bcrt otie. . j5L
myiutf i) P urrenni pi
i , or - r
8(m)l
ANDERS & ftOWE,
r, etc.,
itwili
Mllif
Jobbers and, Dealer! Ia
GROCERIES, CLOTIITO
Winers' Hardware,
Black and Giant Powder, i
LIQUORS, TOBACCO it CIG.VKS. -
SIGHT ID !R -A-I"T S
Drawn on Sun Francisco i v
change for Currency, ivitflt
I'remiuui.
South Stdo rinsut. l'i-oscott. Arizo8
wji x.kclm. r.A.sTtr"
KELLY & STEPHENS,
NEWS GE3STtS
And ViJteile and ItetaU I)ca5rl
CE.T& I'yDEHWEAlU
Tobacco, Cigars, Confcc'onCtf
STATIOXEBV, i
o I Fancy Goods, Yankee Notion
mm
Fixed Ammuuiticn,
Guua, Piitola, CVjeryt
Buck GJ'-jVCSt Fjgs, Dates,
V.uts. Toys, and Wntcb
Musical '""
Cor. MaOwusa u4 Quhj Stswt.-. fw ' '
1
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V. MIJLLJER.
no 23
March 23, 1877.