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rrom f atuntny'" IM"-.
. Tim titfippr fliltlf ,-a nrn (in.
k; ire- V ' 7" ...
kiL'ettoWOrK. KJiigwi wu tuur in
ut tlintp ,llil. ....
!i will be at work hi tlio old Spun-
.;. will be at work in tlio old bniui
.,... I ...1 ...!
I .t u-ceK aim uwivr iiiiuvrs will
rk slorc tlicm on the creek.
tchwek ami lAiniijr, accompanied uy
,t,r,nd Wm. (Savin, have gonuover
II,, Hug qtiiriz nun 10 iii.iku meir
ill wc uupo oon iu near ui mo siari-ii
JHenkic, Mellon, Shclton nnd others,
rn.ni F.vnx creek early In tlio week
Ljcrable gold, and report water stif-
kr sluicing wiin, aim goou prospects
Litlnusnce.
present 'arm wcathor continues, bo
Miowon the mountains will melt, thes
viinjpeCo.and tlio Iiytlrauitc claims
I L' . . . I. I M. ....... Ill I...
i)V sim aiiiim, ' "i.iii-iivi, niu uu
umtllOllce wur in iu" uitro.
DutT it Jones, from the IiaMayam-
in town this morning with four
Inch they had taken out with a
They commence sluicing next
ii snow enough in tlio Sierra l'rictas
leep water running for several weeks,
wouiu noi come amiss.
ckiiio Accident occurred this morn-
Quartz Mountain saw-mill, six
... ii- nl t. it
bm rrcscou. mt vuai. cour,
i trark at tho edirer. cot his ncht
but in tho saw, which cut otr parts
I I .1 . I 1 tn l .
I linger auu uiu cuuru luutnu. i uu
lie man wits brought to town, whero
McCanJIess ureMCU tlic mangled
linn li directed to the new advertise
Lhy, A nlco light team is for sale,
! puotograpner nas n now notice to
PC
111
From MuoiUjr'i Iully
partifi resident in tho Vcrdo val
era, military, oil) curs and men
it employe at Gamp Vcrdo and on
n reservation, we hear continual
j auoui tne mans, or, ramcr, the
Thero are Mntimied at Camp
ur companies of U. 5. troops and
nty citizmw at tlio post in the cm-
uovcrument, tlio contractors and
r, at tho settlement, six miles be-
t, and above tiie post, on Hearer
:bo ltecrvation, soino forty more,
total of over 400 men who have no
romuiiication with tho world out-
e valley.
:ntcr, Geo. IIiiucc, was nppointod
out no mail service was ever put
itte. Formerly a military express
imp Verde to Fort Whipple, and
carry tho citizen mail, hut lately
tijeen regular, and tuo tratisporta
11 matter is frequently left to tho
nro travellers.
abhshment of null service on tho
i Albuquerque to Prescott would
important demand at tha Verde.
ibhc hjpo that our Delegate, It. C.
k, will do his best to havo the con-
hose bid for carrying mails over
e is accepted, thti time fultill his
(mlr weather whhh has been thrcat-
, for five Or six days past, resulted
am vcnterilnv. which commenceu
wt Id a. m. and continued almost
till into the night. Our winter
generally preceded aud accompanied
south winds, but tots one came
rtns morning was warm and cloudy
Ifbich is seldom seen here, i-nvelop-
iu.itains and lulls around Prescott.
A. Keedcr has been successful in
inds (or fixing up the church in
ad has been working at it during
Oilmorc preached in tho court-
lerday.
lohnson, who was accidentally shot
I at the, crdc soinotime Muctx, ar-
jwn last week. Hu is rccoverinir
tlfects of the wound as rapidly as
rpected.
.Miller and Geo. Hruker, from tho
Ftlement, were in town Saturday,
rt that tho ground th -c is in good
plowing.
ckboard from Ehrcnberg, with a
got in this monitnz about tureu
iving been belated by tho muddy
loore, just up from Kirkland Valloy,
uiu tHturiu-. company iiru nun
It very rich ore. Fanners in tho
re commenced plowing.
four arratras at Weaver aro run
i rock. The Marcus Company aro
rork.
Ml for twentv-four hours endine
-day, at Fort Whipple, waa 28-100
It is raining hard again as we go
WEEKLY ARIZONA MINER: PRESCOTT. .TAyTTTAK.Y C, 187.
(From Tutttlay t DvIlj-.
p. ltrannen has purclrased the trad-
n tlio erue reservation, and will
Ian honest way.
it nuito Iioccy and threatenlnc rain.
:ck is running sufllcient water to
iost any mouulnlii in this vicinity.
soldiers and ex-soldlcrs havo been
laway with bacon from thr tott
commissary.
0. gwearincen, an industrious, sober
s working lor tuo appointinent or
rhicb appointment no is not likely
i, from what wo know, under-sheriff
Herbert stands tuo best show ot
it. in which case Swcarinecn will
lone In being disappointed.
large lynx came to grief, several
to, m t'li I no valloy. flir Jianguart'a
s him a fair start for tho happy land
lorn.
Ii. Mocller has about completed nn-
houso in East. Prescott, nnd talks
building several houses on G rani to
K for private residences, aro in do-
i t'rescott. W on't tomo jwrson or
build a "lot of them 7"
f rastra of Klllott Uros. is now Idle,
ivcry soon lw running on oro from
(K uiu district.
Quartermaster Rockwell is paying
ty just as fast as it is placed to his
Contractor and others nver that ho
tut man in the rieht place a man
w favor sways and no fear can awe."
Mf, ro pleased to bo nblo to hear
py to his t;ool standing as a man and
Iml would be pleased to havo him ro-
rrmancntly. at bis present post.
i. w ' "...
id gubernatorial mansion is looking
b. since Us owner. Judeo Floury.
iv vo a now rooi.
Wc suegest to irr G. W. Curtis, of tho
Quartz Mountain saw-mil! that It might pay
him to run ono or moro arra3tras at or near
his mill, which Is aurrounded by small but
ricli lodes of gold and silver bearing quartz.
Try It, llrothcr Uoorgo. .
Vrom WwlnJ-'! UsIly.J
' '!.N.0W' ,,y St ,,aul 1,1(5 work K0CB 'fnvcly
on." ljvcjoy & Co. Marled work in their hy
draulio claims on Lynx creek, yesterday, nnd
aro now securing a rich crop of glittering
gold. Tho company had about 300 inches of
water to commence washing with.
Smith it Marcutt, just above them, have
also commenced washing.
The Itnh ford mining company aro prepar
ing to work their gulch claims, higher up, on
same creek, so that when all get fairly started,
wc may look for a gain In gold of about S2 0
per day, over and abovo what sumo forty
other minors above nnd below them on tho
creek, will take out.
Wo hear, also, that tho company which
owns the old Mexican gulch, in llig Hug dis
trict, are sluicing away.
Let all who are Idle and in need of cash,
strike out for tho placer diggings of Lynx,
llig Hug, Hasiayompii and other sections,
and take advantage of tho abundant supply
of water to bo had at these places and elso
whore In the county.
Mr Win. II. Hardy arrived In town, yester
day, from Mohavo county, and reports tho
roads aud country wetter than he hits seen
them In several ycars. a largo stream of
water was running through Williamson val
ley. Messrs McKjnncy and Hockman are
driving 1,S00 head 0r g)lt0p towards Ash
creek, in this county jfessrs Wicks and
others arc en route wjtJ, moro gbcep. Tho
petition for mail gervico was sent to U. S.
Scoator Sargean1! December 23d.
Col. II. A. Higclow started for Lynx creek
this morning, to inaugurate work In tho min
ing claims of the Hasbford company, of
which ho is ono of tho proprietors. Tho
Colonel has, for some timo past, kindly assis
ted us in writing up tho Mis-cn, thus giving
tw a chance to assist in the composing room,
whero work has been preying; but, as min
ing is more profitable, he will, in all probabil
ity, stick to it as long a3 water lasts, and so,
wo will have to work the harder in order to
dlspensu with his ablo pen, to which wo aro
indebted for what little recreation wo have
had in several years past. May ho take out
" big money."
Fort Wiurri.i:. The following ofllcers ar
rived at headquarters last evening, Jan. 13:
Major A. W. Kruns, lrom a tour of inspection
to Camps Ucalo Springs and Mohave j Major
J. II. Nelson, psymastcr, from a tour of pay
ment of troops at Camps liealo Springs and
Mohavo. I)r J. A. Tinner, special Indian
agent, also arrived last evemug.
Commissary Sergeant John Anderson and
private Lynch, who deserted from Fort
Whipple lan week, wcro arrested near Wick
enburg this morning. Lieut K. 1). Thomas,
5th cavalry, left this morning for the pursoso
of bringing them back.
Wo have, until the present, forgotten to
statu .that tho bondsmen of ox-cheritT and
tax-collector J. S. Thomss havo voluntarily
paid every known cent "cabbaged" by Thom
as, so that the county is not out a cent, so
far as is known. And, somo of said bonds
men borrowed the money to pay their share
of the defalcation.
Mr. G. V. Bowers and District Attorney
Cartler left for Kio Verde this morning. Mr.
It. took mail mittcr for both citizoni and
soldiers.
District Attorney Carttcr is a first rate
"hand" to collect laxa. The delinquent
roll has been in his possession but a few days,
yet he has already paid Into the Treasury a
respectable sum of money.
Wc very much regret to havo to stato that
Mr Aaron Werthelmcr, an old and esteemed
citizen of this place, is quite sick.
It Is stated that Anderson and Lynch, two
humbrtt accused of stealing bacon from tho
commissary at Fort Whipple, havo been ar
rested at or near n ickcnburg.
Indians are loose again, and roaming in tho
country west of J'rescott. Kcttcr go back to
crUe, ll tbey no not court ucath at tne
hands of General Crook's men.
Thomas. We hear that this ex-officer was,
at lastest dates, "gadding'' in Los Angeles.
Guess he wishes to return.
Tho weather Is still damp, but tho clouds
are disbanding, and wo may soon havo it nice
and dry.
Our Board of Supervisors will meet Satur
day next, when tho appointment of a sheriff
will bo in order.
Tho flume which supplies tho quartz mill of
P. W. Smith with wtcr,ii"l miles in length,
and is laid in the bed of the Ilast&yampa.
Why not.liavo gas works in Prescott, and
dUpcnko with the use of coal oil, candles, etc.
Here is a chance for tho Investment of capital.
1 1' torn TburUy' Utllj.)
Fort WmrPLC Tho new cngino house is
almost complete; plpo all laid and water
workB will aoon bo in full play.
Carpenters are putting roof on tho building
which is to bo church, school-house and reading-room,
which building is a very large one.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Notice-to Creditors.
Estate of A. LANDSBEIIO, Deceased.
Notice It Lrrahv tfUn ! tl.a t.. ..r n..
of A l.aiilitcrir, ilwrunl, to the crejlturi of o.l ull r
oinlilnif cliilDiiajfaiiul. tha all ilfaa, lu eilillilt
lhm, kIUi th wunury vuuctmt, within ttn tnouthi
?. I,ul'llctl0" t tl.lt notlco, to tlio Hid executor, at
CrrUt, Alukiro 0uny, ArUona.
t . . ., . I.UUIHU. JIASBON, i:Miitof.
Vtn, CftbM, Jnuiirjr la, 1874. J.nIC
S1JMMON8.
TUtlUTOIlY Ol' AHIZONA, COUNTY OK VAV
1 aKil .s.
In Jlittlc Ourt of 'rruntt 1 'mrtnrt llnnnlv ..f Vi ...
pal and Territory nf Arliona.
Tht Vtojtlt the Urrilorn of Arhona to Jat. .1
Thumat, grtttingt
Youareheitbv taminoneil to tnirai Indri mi n m..
offlce In PrrKutt In ald County of Ynrafal. on tk lCih
day of Marcti, A. . Ie74, at 10 o'clock A. il., Uantwr
tbe couiDlalnt of II. Ather A. tin.. IMnlmllTi f... il. ...,
of one iiutjdred nnd twrlre dullart and fifty rent fur
llll!2Vn u.M .l.l..u.l iui.. i..a1 . in
, . .i.i . ciu, I.IKU JUIJHICU. Will
be taken afralnit ton for thetild nmi.iiit, Wirettier w itb
cotit, and ilainap-t, If you ull to a4ar and antwer.
(Ilvt n under my hand Uie Htli day of January, A. I).
' J.C. OTlrt,
Jullitl JuiUce of tbe Peace In and for aald County.
TOLLS ANDFERRIAGE.
THK 1'ItKSCOTT ANII JIOIIAVK TOLL IIOAD
Co. bare redueit the ratet of toll to one fuurtli Inn utual
ratct oa all itock drlttn to Alizuna orer tbe l'rewuitand
Mobare Toll iload, (ttvA ua ttock loteuded fur
laughter.)
Tlie ratet of ferriage at tbe ItardrTllle Ferrr "111 be.
on ttock cattle, ten eentt ir bel j on ibee)., (uatt ur
hoet, ono cent per bead.
I iitw rutet of ferrbue will remain only until May, or
until tbe high water Of the Ooloiado rivar, tbtaterruge
at er contract.
No charge for ferrying work tbicV tnroult from Cali
fornia to l'rctcott ul.m lull toll U paid.
1'ltKKCOTT ic MOHAVK TOLL KOAt) CO.
Ter Wit. II. llAltly.
Hardyrille, January 1, 17I. JaalMt
Sheriff's Sale.
AK
kxkcctiox iksi;ei out
DUtrtct
I)Y VIIITCK OF
D f the UUtrk-t Court of tb. Tblrd JodieUI
lur Yatapal county, aialntt the rtmtdt and cbatteW. Uoda
and tesciiwntt of Hear' W. I'leury. 1 late mu-l all tbe
tifhl and tlUe which lb tald lleary W. fleury badoo
tbe 10m day ol January A- D. 11571, of. In, aud to the
lollomug dctcrlbrd prriultea. to wit .
I.t b and h in IIUnJ. "31,' Lute 1, 2. 3, 4, S.-C, 7, 8, 9
and 10. Id IllKk ' f." Mm. the endlvUed uae-half (1)
of all iMtt In llljrkt "A," ' II," -C," and "i),' which I
tbikll eipoM fur tale, ut Oi law dlrK-u, at tbe Cuart
hoate lu the town of 1'fMXXt, Arliona Territory, un
'ltll)A V, HIK bTII DAY Of l UHUUAUy. A. U.
1874, at 13 o'clock m.
Ail the bcT nn.ed prvrty It t'.laaled la the town U
IrctvoU, Vmiai County, ArUuu Terriury.
JAS. 8. THOMAS, SUtriB.
Ill- II.il. IlKItltKUT. UaJerHberiff.
IVttvtt, A. T., Jiuary lblb, 1U74. alCtt
r'j
SUMMONS.
THK DI8THICT COfllT Of TUB SECO.VO
JudkcUl Ulttrict, la the. Cauaty of Muhare, Territory
of Artaona.
Wm. Cory and John C. PotU. ;4Utner ander the fins
aame aad ttyle of Cory and PotU, plain UJTj t
affair
The Cnpel and Tlirrr fSllnr Mlnlef Company, dtftodaata.
Action brouebt la the Dittrlct Court of the KeouiS Jt
dicial lllttnct la and t-t the county f Uohare, la the
Temk,rr cf A rltonA.
Tht IrrriViry of Urttma itndi grxtting U The Capet
and Tier bllvcr illnlu Cumpatiy .
You are hereby tumund aad rilrrd to epprar la an
action trourht afalait loubrtbe aboee-Baued plalnUfl
Ini tbe Uittrict Court vf tbi Kecmd JmUclal Ulttrict,
la aad fur the exuatr of Mahaee. la 0 Territory uf Ari
lona and aatwer tbe minplalnt SIM with the Clerk cf
thle Court at Cerhat la Mtdrouatr. (aeupr of whlohroei-
plalat a.'cuoiptnle thl tuiamuojl. withia twenty dart
eieliuKe ol Ik otr ut trrwtri anf lb wmce niwa
toa or IbU eoaimoni. treeree.1 la inu eoaaty i tx ll
eerenl oot of the roualy aad withia thlt dliUKt, Ua
lUsln thirty dayt . In all other t forty dirt.
And rou tut hrrebr boUSel that If row. fall to arpeer
ad aataet tb complaint at abor raired, tk plalatiff
win tal judgment afaintt yoa (or ut tun or oo moat
and tnre hundred an. I arfehtrUrht f lOO dollar with la.
torrtt, D aa eiprett contract lor the payment of nwoey
lur balance due upua tttlnnnl ot aocodnu, al tout
aad dltbunmseDta la thle brhall eipeodeil.
tllren under mr band aod tL mi m aaia uwrrtet
Court at Cerhat, thlt 15f h day of January, A. II. 1ST.
JaaltillU UAUin nuu t Klilll r viera.
Qcorgo AV. Barnard, ex-jiostinaster of thia
town, who was robbed by a deputy, and who
lt unablo to make good tho loss to govern
ment, is worried to think that said govern
ment, which failed to provido him with any
safe place in which to keep funds, or to recom
pense him for hie time and labor, will hound
nnd torment his sureties, ami has written to
Delegate JlcCormlck to seo what can bo dono
in his case. From our inmost soul do wo be
lie ro Barnard to bo an honest man, and inno
cent of nil crime in this or any other matter,
in which case government can well afford to
forgive and forgot this potty matter.
A telegram to tho Mixer this morning an
nounces tho appointment of ueo. W. liowcrs
as post-trailer at tort w nipple.
John A. Bingham is confirmed as Minister
to Japan. Ho has "panned out" well.
MARRIED. '
In Tneeon, January 3, 1R74, by Gov A. X. fiafford,
William Morgan and tialonla Velattue-
In Tucaon, January 5, H7I, by View Joutenceau, Nel
ton Van A 111 tuo and Theodora camacbo.
BORN.
In I'reteotl, January 13, 1874, to the wife 1 I)r- 8. A,
fifMltti it tlauirhter.
In Pruoott, January 14, lathe wife of I. Craps, a
daugnier.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
If applied for Immediately, A llaht. carered HPRIKO
AMIIUI'A.MJK, ana pair oi uiitju nuitoi-o, uiuu..,
halUn and fee4 beyra, monkey wrench, and oil caa, all In
Ont cl.ti order. Arr'y uuu onlc'
JaulOtS
I'rcscott & Santa Fc Stage Line
The inbvrilwr wllL If tuSdent itronare la rlreo hint.
lieretJter run a line of SUcet from rreeoutt, Arixooa, to
Kaata re. New Mexico ouooectint at hacU l'o wllb
tag r rinnlof to tbe endt ol tbe Atlantic li l'aotne.
kimu i-artno. and iHtrtr . ho uranae raiiroaat.
Uberat ioduoemeau rtien to tbroufh fatenceri to the
filstlpal Kattrra ctuet.
ikum rornitned to aaia I e,
Tbe Bret conreranoe will leare IWoott about rebruary
lit. r orrartber trucuiare enquire auue hih
JinlCt3 V- t. HKIUAIW.
I'HOTOIiUArillC NOTICE.
li. not ferret that PLANDKIW & PEKF.IOS. ArUtla,
MM,ln Im IVMTiti oele daring tbe preteat tuuntb.
And the pubUoare ponleularly reqntte.1 to call awl
tainliMiepeolmenecif work MADKIS I'kemCOTT, wheUjer
Hey detlre work or not, at It it alwayt a plcature to re
cU vltllort Their
LIFE SIZE IPOIt'rit.A.ITS
CANNOT DB EXCELLED.
rkturet taki-n in cloudy weather, coaranteed eual to
any Uken on tho brtybUat day. aniuu
CLOSING OUT SALE.
FIFTY TIIOi;SAXI
Worth of Goods
TO BE SOLD -cTk-'-L' t;tJfc-L.
CAMPBELL & BUFFUM
niMvn Ill'SIItnilfi OF CLOSI.NQ ur nii.in
llotlneee, a their term f co-portnerthlp eiplree January
lit, 1374, offer their enUre ttock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Our Stock Conalats of a Complete Assort
meat of
CrROCERIES,
DRY COOnS, CItOTIII.NC
Wines and Liquors,
Tfnmhvavo, OTinware,
Farming and Mining Tools,
BOOTS unci SHOES,
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
nivtixvH unci Tobacco
Stationery, c,
All rotU arlnj claim, ajralnrt ua will preen lb"1
for pajrnieat.
All partlea Indebted lo ot wilt pleoao ettl without
delay, and ae eo$ta.
rreicott, October It, WX
fctie
C. HEAD & GO'S COLUMN.
0. P. liCAD JAKE HARKfi.
a i in: ad & co.,
PHESCOTT, ARIZONA.
lletpeetfully announce to the people of Northern Arliona,
that they hare bow on band
THE LARGEST nnd BEST STOCK
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Evor Offered in this Market,
. . . .coMiixnso or....
j A DIES' FURNISHING GOODS,
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
Military Furnishing' (mm!s,
DHY GOODS, OROCERIES. J
I'ltOVISIONS. JTJOUIt.
Dried aud Canned IVuita and MoAta,
Boots nnd SIiogh,
CUTLERY, HAJlDWAKJi
CRO CKERYW ARE,
GLASSWARE, WOODENWAJU;
TOHACCOS AND CIGAHS,
WINES, LICiUORS,
JASCY GOODS, OILS AND PAINTS,
EIFLE AND BLASTING POWDER,
SHOT, LEAD,
FUSE AND CARTRIDGES,
Iron unci Steel.,
Mining & Farming Implements,
ETC KTC, ETC,
WHICH AVE 1V1M. KELIa, I'OR CASH OKLY, AT
THE SMALLEST rOSSIBLE MAItOIS ABOVE
COST AND CAURIAOU.
EI HERA E PRICES
Paid in Merchandise or, Currency
....I'OR....
GOT-. 13 DUST,
GOItD AND SILVER BULLION,
.... Ahl 1 HE . .
Merchantable Products
Or THE COUNTRY GENERALLY.
Harlng erfally ttmlieil tbe character td &xdt if
tirable fur tblt uarkel, and haeief oo ha4 eM targe a!il
to rarle4 an aaeortment, telected with the rreatett poetl
Ue care, we are mnfrlenl that for the estalnf year we
will be Utter enabled to tatiify the raercantlle wanttU
thlt mmmonity than ever heretofore.
0. P. HEAD k CO.
Iretm, Arltnna, Jannary 3, 1P7.
HOOPER & CO.'S COLUMN.
Fm. B. D00
yipm
Ban I'unclico, Otllfonil.
JAB. It, BAHKEP
Elreabtrg aad 7na. A.T
WM. B. HOOPER & CO.
WICKENBUIia.
WICKENIUR8 HOME STATION
Merchuuts,
Forwarders,
COMMISSION AGENTS
AJI
By Every Steamer, Assuring Fall and
CFrcsh their Varied, Select, aad
HEAVY STOCK
from European, Eastern, and
San Francisco Markets.
ar obb:r.s
To Merchant, fitore and Station Keeptre, illten. Uqaor
Uealere, lUttcherot anil Traatporten at rate, which
irearaale tttltfectlnn.
COMMISSIONERS
Thrwijrh Cormpondeett la tbe CHIEr CITIES OT
THE WORLD. ORDERS ARE TILLED TO TnE
LETTER.
COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT
or
Groceries, Provisions,
IvIIlSrEIlS' PABMERS
AXO
K1ICUKEA.N NTOKEM.
No. 18 South Montezuma, St.,
(Oppuelte Pan Halt'. Kettaorast.)
Helnr ontUnltr la reeii4 nf freth arrlralt, so ttale
piMjd. i4r An hand.
fanners' produce an4 marketing wanted la exchang
for irooja.
Call and (el bargain., eiuenor eicnance, (rreniekcte
nr cold iliut, at It. Meanbam old .land, where yoa will
fliul the underlined or hit aatlitanti ready to aoonmmo
date at all time.. H. O. HOUUK.
lretootl, Jane 7 1873.
NIFTY SALOON.
AT THE "HIFTT," OH MOKTEZUKA. 81
TIIE TIIIRSTV CAN
GET GOOD WHISKEY,
RUM, GIN, BRANDY, KUMMEL,
SAVTCICT OR SOUR WINKS,
And Tolerable Water. Drop In.
Thne. Farrall it nrerare.1 lo farnl.h HOT OH COLD
LUNCItl'.H, at the Nifty Haloon, at all boora of tbe day
ARIZONA STAGE LINES,
junction nr Tifn
TUCSON AND WICKENIIURG
AND ,
PRESCOTT, 8AN BERNARDINO
AND
STAttE LINES,
ONE Ht'KDKKD MILKS Eatt of Ehrenber and tha
Colorado Hirer, Ninety tnllet aouth of 1'reaeoU and Threw
llondred mile. Eatt r,f fi.n lteroardlno j BUty wile. Wett
of iTuenli and One Hundred aad Tweaty tolle. W.et of
t'lorenoe, and One Hundred and Eighty inllea Welt ol
Tneeon, offer. ,
Good Accommodation! to Travelers,
VI , Hoard and Lodret. a One Corml. Barley and
WUat. Hay for Stork, a Dlar.Umltb aad Wat "a 8 bop for
repair nf wagoni bud thoelng ilonea. A leu contlaotlr
on hand, Bne
PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES,
All at reaeonabte pricM, and erery utaatloa frleea to tha
travellnx pablle to mat a their toloorn a pleaaant one.
JAMKfl OltAKT, I'roprletor. '
J. II. I'lERAON, RoperialeodenU jeHTIyl
M. L. PERALTA,
Wlckcaburg, Arizen
Dealer in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CLOTHING, PROVISIONS;
HARDWARE,
Mining aud Agricultural Implements,
POWDER,. FUSE, ETC.
SALOON"
AIllZONA. .is
MAGNOLIA
i ty tr i? 1 1 r
IT 1UA.EI11JIUUUI
Thl i irrH-knova axd popular plat of retort bat again,'
throe h expiratloa of leaee, faltea Into the hand, of IU
mrner, A. II I'eeptea, under irhoe dlraeilcn It vXH eon'-,
hone to be ma for flie aoonucodaton of -the public, '
THK RAIL, (which ll altetxled to by Ton riocroiiy,)
will, at all tl, be fennd well pplld with n '
THK BEIT BUA50S OF J
Wines, Liquors, aud Clgnrs.
THE DILLLAJID ROOI
coxrrAXstfs two Ko.i tables;
Ad)oUln( the Saloon, aad btk(a( to Ut. feefa, la
A CORRAL,
TThere .lock wttl be fed aad othepriee AtUaded taf
aa3 U. i'KETLES, 'lYofejetoV
t, KM
: -id
i)a vow pt ku rroM at
Wickcnlmrg, ArlMB
A fall sad vo8tttt JMDrti.t t
EVERY CLASS OP GOODS
OVt'TflVM 'm'o'
ii a i u ji. n a a o
Of P.txIixw. Merrhandlte or Machinery for Sbmce, Kale
or traatmlattont are attended to STU1CTLV IK AC-
COUnASCK WlTIl IXSTItUCTIOSS, aad to the
beet Interett of the owner.
XOIiAOVTMII G .
mi: Morr pAompt dispatch and oahe-
I'L'L DELIVERY AKSUUED. The ronnectlua. aad
arTanfraenU am perfect to eTtry puiat In the Territory.
GOLD DUST, GOLD ASD SILVER BULLION,
17. S. Donda, Treaeary DrafU, LcfU Tenden, Sold Ian"
Warraata, !Uaken' Draft, aed fod Commercial Taper,
Grata, Hide., Wool aad ALL TERRITORIAL AND
MEXICAN PRODUCTS Unyrht at aloe TOtt CA8lli
or adeaaoe. made a. may be dettred.
Our Stock is Complete.
OUK CONNECTIONS THE BE8T. And . c?et U
tbe people uf Ariiooa, Booora aad New Mexico Induce
ment, not obtainable at aay other fcotue oa the Ftite
t iMrtltf WM. W. liOOPEK Av (a
UnaUykaf4iaContry Sloeee, aad fimim hi&aelf
deal Jottlr. yea, liberally, with all pereooa who. may par.'
chaee of Mot.
Ne see la aaoiiaff reirtala article., when w ataak tomi
prlae. rftrj axtkle that U. or may be ai o led, by head,
of femtlle, hotel aad boariltf -houe heepen, mlsera,
fanaera. atoek-ralacTa. etc.
Com la tha morvloft com l the Teaiari com M
J ilWt W W. .1 li.U Wl UT )ii)wn
to foralth whatever yoa may dealra.
H. MANS ABE. r :
PRESCOTT.
TO THE PUBLIC.
New Store- New Goods.
THE BEST
y
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
R-ETAKE THIS METHOn OP RESPECTFULLY
ajaoueciur v Ue pablle that era hare )n1 reeeired. ar
raa(vd, aad are bow eellinf aad vf erisf lor tale, la cur
NEW Ainj COMMODIOI7S BTOIUO,
South SIda of PUxa, rrescctt, JLriaora,
C0e deer Eatt of Wormarr U Werthelmer't) ,, '
AN IMMENSE STOGK.i
toxmmxa, a pat, op
Foreign and Doseftic Dry OooU, .
Clothing:, Boots, Shoe, Oaltert;
,Of all kind, aad alse, for Udle. gntleawa aad boy.
OUR 8TOCK. IIAVISG BEES SELECTED WTTH
rreat ara ty one oi im crm, f wno wm remain in naax
Praaeiatn tor tha' ncmcae oi bsriaa- tnore essda.'
.mall adtaaae oo euat), aad Kith .peola) referaaro lo tU
raaraet, va are cooaaeni uiat wa caa aeu oor foooa
CHEAPER
Thaa aay other llooee la the Tmltoty. W. at thr
fore rertala that aa to quality and adaptability U tha,
want, of tb. comKoalty oar Mock It uatarf ud. ' '
Tor three reaaeu reepectally k4W a ahar ot tie.
pob'.lo patroaatpi, feellsf aerared that oar fwxi Bad'
price, eaaaot fall to firt entire aa rtttetton- i
tlT Otmsacy Kiekaa i'jc OeU IrwH.U '
U. A8RBR Jc CO. . J
rreeoott, NoT.Mber 29, 1e73. triW
WHAT LIVE MEN
CA.iv l0.
Peace With thel Apaches
AMI)
TELEGRAPH LINES
"ITtE S XJL. T A. Tf X !T'
ORIENTAL
Weir"
4 MM
lestaurant, Bakery and Sal$dii,
A DAILY PAPER!
Kext door to Uio 5lu-r Oiu0.'
FRESH BREAD. PIES,
CAKES.
, AN.-
or DtkL
aeitiOtf.
MO.NTMIJM UAR & UIIiLIARI)
SALOON,
MONTEZUMA 8TKEET, l'UE8U0TT.
We bar. recently renorated and fixed ap our aalooa la
flqe ttyle, ana bare noue nut tuo cnoitett
WINES, LIQUORS, nnd CIGARS,
KOn OUU rATROX8 AND THK rUIlLIC.
BILLIARDS
We hare lira of J. fitrahl li Co', flne.t Tablet, with
Dplaoej't Patent wire cuthlona, which aro far tuperlor to
any other, noir lo ute. BHUardltU will pleat call and
toil kb fur tbeniHlre.
We bar a Club Iloom, for gentlemen, attached to tha
liar Iloom.
a A, LUKE ti CO,
rreecctt, A(iut 3. 1675.
CHEAP GOODS
IN PRESCOTT.
GOOD BOARD,
Kurnl.hed hjr tlio Week, Part erMtal, 0
the rallolc prlrra I f
Per Week . Tea dallara, earreatj,,,
Single Meal. SerenlT-nre centt. .
Qa-tl Icer, liter Wlnee, Ltqnort aad Clsmn, kept eon
taatiyoo tuna, ror u aooseuaouauoD
of omtoirer..
HAILI10,U)S COMING, TOO.
BASHFORD'S STORE
ATrcKAJDY HEBE.
17011, Bot, PorcheM i Cheer for tin Qrud
Knock Down la Prittf. neotoowii
Preacott, Apr(l 1!
JOHN BTEMMEP., rropri.tor.
1873.
$1 00 SOLDIERS $200.
r. .it trarel iv of California and NeTaila Volun.
trert. .dltcharced faore than three hundred rollr. from
home, aptly to W.H.AIKEN. Attorney at Law. and
Cornntiaouer el n urana araj, h tohi '"""-"i
Han PrancUoo. JanMwltn
. . . . . . .. wm et V (B B7
AI.UTIW rATi.n i i-uuoj w Awam
and ffunl&a. at DB. KENDALL'S FimtMt
LUMBER, LUMBER.
a a a t
ALL KIKDS OP BUILDINtt LTJM-ER KEPT
ro-ittantly oa band at tha Quart Mount-In Baw-Mlll,- tro
raiut numoi neeooti. a ,
All order, tent through tbe poet office w(ll e . prcrapOy
attended to. Tenn.catboad.llTrrratU.BsIlI. ''
UhU.i, (JUKI 1J). I
Prtioott, A. T.i geptemb.r. 1672. , M7tf
The Post Trader's Stors
.... AT.... ''"
fort Wliipplo, Arizo9at
Keep. f Bale,
Groctrfn, ProvUlorui, Can FntUt, Gothw
SttoUxShottt Stathntry, Fancy Qooibf'l
t Tobacco, Clgari, ict . fc ',
JrJoei, ReAionablev
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