Arizona weekly miner. [volume], January 23, 1874, Image 3

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rroraSalntaya Dally. . '
. .,v Cant Jas Burns, with Lieut
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to fort Whipple last night, after uav-
l llnnlliftt inillBtl lli'nll I B rn.
.1. . irrr caruini ana laoonnun exam-
. .,ft!n. n il wiiams mountain ana
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nrxr ItnttlQSIiaKO UAI10I1. TI1IIV
btent J" u ay i ot irurmcu weiwccu
I I'll mill tl 1IUB11 IHUIKI! BIKIlll
discovered. 1 Ho cotnnianu atiuercu se-
. ln,n cold, me wcauicr ocme very in-
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in nne mace, an auvanco coum only oe
by brewing through snow girth deep
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i-l. .....I Unavifraflnti" ! railiA. fllfTl.ltr
ntiw, in Arizona, owing to uarlc nlgliu
roudtly roads. The llurdyvllio buck-
ciw. o . : - - i
wit, jcsieruay evening, in rain ami
jtiurcnciraoic uarKness. mat. tor
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morning, with Uie driver and a very
mH.
mij trnvnl In allr.li i.nnv.v.
In sucu wcauicr, aim nooouy oiamcs
'for stayinjc where they are. They
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J go in any kind of covered wagons.
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meet auu cscur. .urs uon 10 nnrJun.
i la our otlice, yesterday, he stated that
lite rata iilnycd havoc with the nest
home which Mr I. It. Krannen is
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t, by that excellent lady. Mr D. 0.
P. IT 11(1 SULCI! IDIL DITKILIIH II A VI TILT .Mir
money iroin tier liusbtnd. ihotnn
as, a W-iR vii mi l v vm in i m 1 1 ft. miii jr-a i n. iiiiiii
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Tuornc, wliicu warrant Mr 1. bad pur
Stephen. Could mcauneu go any farther 1
tumic not.
ohc Hain Thank Qod for the latest rain
which commenced about 8 o'clock last
ini. and now. at this writinc. 2 n. ni.. is
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irom fciirenuerg, ioeo principally witn
iiiimvm 'i.ui-a uiu' tit. nuiwiti vi am u iv
iru uiiuitwjiR. ci;., iut vue cj.ici.iiuu ui
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Miner cotniKMitor i now at work on the
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. of I'rencott, baa swelled and swelled
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ii great, iiiiiu iuu. niiu ucicnvu iiiaut itw
attempting to cros It, ait rule tn
ii get t horses. It wivd, we Ixdiove, higher
any wuite person nau ever beloro Ken
January of anv vear. AM other creeks
is viiTiniiv in? in inn naiTi.iniiiinn' xiin
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uuiu raiuer uife in nco. .iur aaieiv. lu
mountains of Ileptidam, or any other
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oyr. borne an enviable reputation, ana
iooxeu upon, by all o Ulcers wuo knew
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vn il nlln fan n lot. mni aiaaM ami aat linn
stolen some property and deserted, the
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It ill his lip-art tn linllpvn thut nni nf liU
compatriots had robbed tho Government
Lieut Weitintr, and deserted. It is. bo
now know that Anderson, wbo bad
uu in inn an 11 rm h nn m-t-i b.i iii in wiisv
buaxou iniu commiiung crimes inai ran
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cinn tiiiiin ni aiiamn rn in. rnwKi aitr
has been entrusted with large sums of
n tfil. .111111m.ll.iH I I. n-.ll t n MmTml thl
zens of wlckenburg, who arrested those
1 mat uen Urook it excccdinelv tuanklui
their acu, and hopea that other citizen
I follow their Example, whenever thoy may
.0 wwaion lor so uoing, it ueing mo inier
& aiJ good citizens to assist tlje otticern
nave (riven tint Torrilnrv niuv. in keen.
the General's small forco whore that force
do the mnf vul. NAvr luriiri. rn
knowledge, havo aoldiera been better
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his officers, ao thnthoncof themcan havo
shadow of a pretext; for deserting.
GW Couktt OrricKRS. Etc. Tbo Board
unervlsora (now in snnainni. barn annoint.
Under Sheriff II. M. Herbert to bo Sheriff
x oftc(o tar collector1 during Thomas'
xpirfid term, and Mr Herbert baa filed bis
a a Sheriff, with 0, P. Head, (Jeorgo V.
n, v. A. Luke, Li A. Stevens and u. I .
r. as suretios. Also, bond as collector
H-taxea. with K. J. Pnok. W. S. Head
W. Z. Wil.on. n mirft. In, which bonds
I lpoint. aa Undar Sheriff. Wia. Wilker-
P. Potter bavtnir fallvf to nualifv as a
eryior. T. S. ItiifT bas been aDoointed
(f i T"ir sr a
yioui gentlemen tried for the aberiffaitr,
l&Ur nfl iVin AM.-.l f..aii:M tisi rrivon
Mr Herbert, a man wbo will Dot toU
o PHfls. a yet, no malrfrbm QMlfOroi
WEEKLY
and portions of Arizona south and west from
i-rescou. rosttnastor Allen la informed, by
telegraph, that the mail wagon left Wicken
burg on tlmo. Heavy roads and liieh water
In tuo stream are, undoubtedly, the causes
of Its detention.
Tel td
dny, in consequence of which we have but a
meagre batch or news from California, the
all from other points in our own Territory.
Messra 0 Oonre lianirbntt. Miss Jrnnif
IUnghart, Mrs C. Hall, C. T. Hogcrs, Win.
W aito and others, from Chlno valluv. camo
up in the storm, and suffered considerably.
Bevcrnl robust men. iunt arrived fmm Knu-
Mexico, with cattle, are now in Frescott.
I'liey encountered snow in the mountains tint
of Verde, but camo through with very little
uiiiicuiiy. uno oi tbo gentlemen reorts suv
eral largo bands of horses and cattle on the
Ltttlo Colorado river, nbogt 00 miles cait of
I'rescott.
Taxpayer and others will be interested In
the county treasurer's report for the flucal
year ending January 5, 1874, which appears
elsewhere.
A Goon Claim. A uentleman named
Moore lias a placer claim on Lvnx creek
hlch has been paying: him at the rate of an
ounce or gold a day. This with a rocker.
(rfwaTaWiDillr )
Rain and lUixrALi.. It ceased rsinincr. at
Prcscott. between 2 and 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, after which time, several showers
or sleet and snow descended. During the
evening, the star shone out, yet water kept
coining down. On awaking this morning,
tno weather was quito cool, owing to the
light frost: the htcu muuntatu Doints south
of town appeared covered with snow, and
most people believed the storm at an end.
but, at this writing, 2 o'clock p. in., wind
and sky appear to lo mustering their forces
lor anoiner pelting o! snow or rain. The
following, for which we are Indebted to the
hospital steward at Fort Whipple, gives facts
and figures of gcnenil Interest :
"Ilalnfall, last storm, 3.53 inches. The
rainfall seemed irrestcr than it actual! v was.
owing, probably, to the force of tha wind,
wutcb, at Intervals, increased to from 40 to
50 miles."
Judgo Flcury and a few other centltincn
succeeded, this forenoon, in throwioR n teui-
porary bridge across Granite creek, und peo
ple aro now crossing from Iwth sides of the
"hostile" stream. The Judgo felt happy
upon reaching I'rcscott again, after his long
stay of four nights and three days on the
"other shore, during which time he sighed
tor a bridge upon which to cross over, since
wading or swimir.ing were out of the quet
tion, so far as he was concerned, and since,
Irom witnessing tbe passage ot men and ani
mals over the turbulent stream, he was a lit
tle afraid to try either of these modes, for,
had he not witnessed the performance of an
ffriehted horse, which, by buckimr. etc..
tried bis very best to free birmelf from his
rider, who came very near going head fore
most into his grave.
Now, the Judge and several other citizens
wbo live on both sides of Granite, are earn
estly discussing tbe bridge question, which
discussion will, we hope, be kept up until a
plan for bridging the stream shall be agreed
upon and carried out-
They hare spoken to members of the vil
lage council, wbo informed, them of their
willingness to assist in th matter.
A Goon "Paosrccr." Our useful and en
ergetic fellow-citizen, 8. C. Rogers, took
some lironectlnc tools up u ran I U creek, yes-
BVI1IU l i' ,-i.iub WVIB Ul U1NUIW VI I- V , j cir-
tcrday, delved in some gulches around Judge
11 rook's place, washed several pans of gravel,
each of which yielded over a cent of gold.
Coming into the ollice, he showed us about
two cents' worth ot gold, tbe product or a
shovel-full of gravel, and remarked that our
recent article on the golden wealth of Pres
cott gravel was under the mark. Well, so it
was, for with such propecta aa Mr. Rogers
got, we could, by washing the gravel in sluice
boxes, make decent dally wages; and by hy
draulic washing, the same gravel would yield
about an ounce of gold dust for every day's
work of one man. All of which tempts us
to call, strongly, for good Calirornia, Colora
do and other miners to come hero and go to
digging for gold.
Persons wishing to go Katt, sbonld read
the advertisement of the stage line to Santa
Fc. Mr Harlow brought in seven passengers
on bis first trip from Santa Fe, and will be
ready to start back with ample accomoda
tions for passengers in two or three weeks.
This route ii the nearest, quickest, and cheap
est, for travellers from Northern Arizona to
any point fast, and we hope that Mr II, will
have business enough to enable bim to run
stages till be got a mail contract.
Military. Col Coppingcr, 23d Infantry,
arrived at Headquarters, from Camp Verde,
last night.
Lieut Eaton, 5th Cavalry, left for the Verde
this morning.
Capt Jamea Rums, 5th Cavalry, has !cen
suffering from a very severe cold, contracted
from exposure during bis recent trip. He is
now recovering.
We understand, a general court-martial is
to assemble at Fort Whipple some time this
week.
The piece of road between Prcscott, Mili
tary Headquarters and Fort Whipple is awful
muddy, and. of course, hard to 44 navigate."
In dry weather it can't be beat, and a little
graveling and ditching would make it equally
good in tbo wettest time. The best thing
government can do with Howard, Colycr,
Wilkinson and other public cribbager is to
send them out here to make good roads for
our good Christian people.
The artist now in Prcscott Messrs Flan
ders & Penelon are masters of every branch
of their business. They will shortly visit tbo
Verde. Wickenbcrsr aud other impottant
point In tbo Territory, so that the people of
thhf section wlio bavo not yet -Dcen wnen-
shnujd go .at once and submit.
The mall wazon arrived a little before
dark, rcatcrday afternoon. The driver ro
norU ateful muddy roads and very high
strums. Ho had creat difficulty In crossinc
Kirkland and other swollen creeks, but
brought the mail throutrb In very cood con
dition, for, having done which be is a regular
brick.
Mr, A. 0. Noyes is talking, quite seriously,
of starting up the old Chase mill, on tbe
Ilassavamna. We bone be will do ho, and
win that success which ho merits. He ex
nccti to crush rock from tho Davis and other
1 m sr ..f
good mines. Mr. ueorge iiogie, n goou mm
er and amalgamator, Will aid Mr. Noycs.
frto WtdaasdAr's Dally.)
Village Xri'xiit. Wo havo good reasons
for believing that bur recently eloctcd village
council will .do it best to accomplish somo
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gUifll nil& lIUUi 1USJ UBIO UUb llfctivit, Miy
tnonoy, with which to commence work, but
there are many lots' to ho 'soldthe proceeds
j-of which, It fa thought, will complete tbo
ARIZONA MINER: PRlisC01T;JANUARYfHn874;
work already becun and. inavbo. b rid in'
Granite creek. The report of last year'fl
financial affaire will appear in next Wr.cxi.v
M in tn, and will, wo think, show that tlm nld
council, although a little inert, was not very
wastelul of money.
Prescott and Arizona have lost another eood
citizen by the death of Aaron Wertheimcr, a
man who was widely known, loved and re
spected by alt who knew him. A native of
liaden, Germany, he came to tho United
States while iiilite younir. He was one of
the first settlers of Martinez, California,
which place be left for Arizona some time in
I0O.1, since which time hu has resided at La
Paz, Weaver, Walker, Plncnix and Prcscott,
following his business of trader, and novcr
making an enemy. Four or five mouths sgo,
he commenced complaining of the non-action
of bis digestive urgans, and soon after, took
a trip to southern Arizona, which trip was
made against tho advice of Dr. McCandless,
his medical adviser, who, with Dr. Mngrudcr,
medical director of this military department,
have recently dono everything possible for
htm, but all to no purpose. And, so Aaron
Wcrthelnior, tbe good citizen, the kind, true
and benevolent Mason and Odd Fellow is no
moro among Earth's living. His spirit has
flown upwards, leaving his body to tho care
of brothers and friends who arc, even now,
preparing to deposit it in its lost resting
place, in tho Masonic Cemetery.
Mr Rhodes, jeweler of this place, hit an
Iramcnso ledge of rock assaying well in gold
and silver on Willow creek, a few miles
from Prcscott, whieh be talks of working by
furnace and nrnutra.
Mr I). P. Foster Informs us that the powder
bouse of Mr I ltaliforcl, witb about two tons
of powder, several cases of oil, etc., were al
most destroyed by tho recent storm. The
house was very strong, yet the heavy pres.
snre of water, soft dirt, etc., was too much
for it. It stood lnck of Gray Sc. Co.'s old
store. The los Is considerable.
MoRt GolUj Mr Fred Hitdcrbreunt, of
upper Azua rt valley, dropped in tut.
morning to pay a year's subscription, and tn
form us that M r Willard Rice, who came up
with liim, brought to town in gold dust,
which be bad just taken from the bottom of
his arrostra. Ililderbreunt also stated that
the valley was recently under water. Crevk
very high ; ground too wet to plow. Ail
good news.
Now, "boys,M for a prosperous raining sea
sdn, with arrastras, sluices, rockers, etc, etc
Pitch in and make a stake for tbe summer.
Col Rigelow ha sent back good news from
Lynx creek. Lots of gold in his claims, some
already in his purse, and abundance of water
with which to wash out more. Good.
That lucky prospector, George Monroe,
lias again atruck a rtcb ledee, and will arras
tra. His lqdgc is east of Wickenburg, and
is spoken of in our telegraphic dispatches.
Mr. Levi Rashford bat gone East, to ace
Mr. I). wbo, at latest date, was quite un
well. Mr. C. It. Foster, U. S. Deputy mineral
surveyor, will soon r.tart work In Mohava
county.
Snow, Between two and three Inches of
snow feU here last night, and a much greater
quantity in tbe mountains around town. At
mosphere, this morning, quite chilly.
Dud. Moreland and "Sandy" Hammond
arrived in town Irom Dradthaw about noon
to-day, and state that tbey were driven in by
Indians.
Mr. Wm. Head Is up be re from tbe Verde,
but will shortly return. He was in our office
this morning and stated that tbe Verde river
was very high, at the time of tbe latest de
parture. Il was running all over tbe low
valleys. 31 r. Peter Arnold lost a wagon in
flood.
Colonel II. A. Bicelow, Alex Harris and
others started for Lvnx crvekearlr this morn
ing, with a wagon load of mining tools, pro
visions, etc. Tncy will work tbe placer
claims of tbe Dash ford Mining Company,
which will certainly pay well
Messrs. Geo. W. Bowers and H. H. Cart-
ter, Jr., dittrict attorney, bavo recently ar
rived from the Verde. Tbey bad a very wet
time of it. They report tho river and creeks
yery high.
Col. Nelson paid tbo troops at Whlpplo
yesterday, and some of them have already
parted Willi weir casn.
Ix)veiov & Co. and Smith k Co. are pipine
down auriferous gravel on lower Lynx Crock.
The Prcscott string-band operated at tbe
Montezuma saloon, last night. Music was,
of course, good.
M. Gold water has a card In to-day's Minex,
the tenor of which Is low rates of contracts,
upon which subject we, ourself, will soon say
something.
Our recently appointed sheriff, H. M. Her
bert, and district-attorney Cartur, "took
horse" and started fo Wickenburg this fore
noon. Several persons prospecting just abovo
town yesterday, got goou prospects near
Judgo Ilrooka' place, and are preparing to
sluice.
Kellv it Stcnhens. news dealers, north
lido of tbe plazs, bavejuat received a lot of
elegant chromos. Call and see them.
(from Taaraday's Dally.)
Frok thi: Rrspbiiaw Rcoio.v. Messrs D.
C. Moreland and Georgo A. Hammond ar
rived hero yesterday, from Dradshaw. On
learning that they had been driven in by In
dians, wo hunted up Mr Jlpreland, who In
formed u that tho report to that effect was
almost true. They had been absent from the
Tiger village, bunting and prospecting, for
about seventeen dyi and, on returning, saw,
to their aorrovr, that about twenty Indians
bad visited the villago during their absence,
broken Into tbe houses, cut and scattered tbu
contents of n great many roattrasses; carried
off clothing oP all kinds, some 300 table
knives, several small filcf, all of the provis
ions, save bacon, which they cut up and scat
tered all over the cabin floors. Nothing es
caped their mischievous bands. In thin di
lemma, the men bad to come tb town for more
clothin!?. nrnvlkions. ClC.
"Dud" thinks be can lend a party of troops
to the render . r. of the red thieves, ana cx
tweta Gon Cnv'c to nd out a party. He Is
or opinion lUS?. r- savages hi ijuwu ii
been, are yet, living In tho rough section of
country between Ccstlo and Humbug creeks,
and have never yet been on any reservation,
aavo on a visit.
Tho raining new brought by the party Is
good. Tbreo arrastras are running on good
god rok, on Humbug creek, and George
Monroe' and other were -preparing to aUrt
another. . L , .
Dud says that It rained hard for 56 hours,
at Charley Taylor's place.
Night before last, between eight and
twelve inches of .snow fell In the mountains
at the bead of the Hawajamp.
Mr lfcrlow, who recently arrived hero from
Santa Fe, New Mexico, with several coaches
and wagons, thinks or employing several of
bis men and teams in farming on the Verde.
His coach will start back for Santa Fe just as
soon as a sufficient number of passenger are
ready to go. He will carry and board pas
sengers, from Prcscott to Santa Fe, for about
70 each, and psswgo enn bo secured to Kan
sas City, Missouri, for $170. The escort
which came with his train will travel in com
pany with the passenger conch as far as Fort
Wingnte.
111. il . f. t.a . . . . . .
nne convening wuu nun tbo otber day,
ho Informed us that the railroad was within
180 miles of Santa Fe, and that freight could
be brought hero frum the terminus, for 7
cents per pound, currency.
Weather, last niht and this morning was
decidedly cool and disagreeable. The ground
froze harder then a negro's head.
Grant', mail bitcktmard arrived at about
20 minutes to 10 this morning. The driver
appeared to lo in want of a "atilfborn" as he
drove his four horse team past our otlice.
The telegraph office at Fort Whipple is
doing a first rate business. Tbe operator, Mr
Win. EllUon, Is a king stuong his fellows and
a favorite with all who know htm. Our
uusiness men arc patronizing me line in a
yery liberal manner.
Very many citizens of Prescott are impress
ed with the belief that the raln-gusge at
Fort Whipple Hospital is fur from bcine a
correct instrument. They think so from bar
ing, on various occasions, watched and meas
ured the fall of rain, in buckets and other
vessels, which they placed away from eaves,
trees, etc., in places where not a droit of wa
ter besides those which descended from Hea
ven, could enter any of said vchscI. Rut, to
the point; ono citizen measured, after last
fall of rain, something in the neighborhood
of six Inches of'water, while the Hospital re
port placed tbe rainfall at 2,53 inches. How
is It, Mr HospitsH
I. 0. O. F.The following officers of Ari
zona Lodge No. 1, were installed last night:
L. R. Jewell. N. O.; J. E. G. Mitchell. V.G
V. A. Luke, secretary ; 1 . i. lluir, Ireasurer,
II. Head, W., and J. Uoldsteio, U. U.
The funeral of Aaron Wertheimer took
place at 1 o'clock to-day, under th aus
pices of tbo Masonic fraternity. The funeral
woa a large one.
.Most oi tue main roads or tbe county arc
in a terrible condition, an J 'here are tax-pay
era who think that tbe county ought to as
sit in repairing them. What say our board
of supervisors 1
MlLfTAar. Lieutenant Manning, 23d In
fantry, has been transferred by tbe War De
partment, from Company I, to Company A.
Lieutenant Dodge going from Company A to
uorapany 1.
Dr. Tonner, Special Indian Agent, returned
i rum iy a in ii erae issi nignr.
Cspt, Burns' health continues to improve.
Bonnsr.
I frMoitt, Jaaaar Jl, 1171, to U. wlf. U E4. W.
Wttli, a oa.
At tUl.i'f Raach, Van eoaaijr. A. T Jaanarj fitb,
ItTS, Jiptt, dung kwr uf Jom aa4Tbn6n Afalo,
af4 I jftn I math. aa4 tf daft.
Ia rmcott, Jaatury, 'JO, 1171, f currr f tVa atsaura,
AkO WtKTHKINtX. a aatW. at B4a. Oitww;,
afnl atwat 1 fn.
mV ADVEKTISEJIENTS.
Village Finances.
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1 kit. U hoaor la ubmlt Hi ttUovlaf ttJa.t at
u uui w o Tiiuc. rv IM 'JWk day ut Murjr,
1T3, U.iUUW layanwIatnMat. to JaaavrU. IK4. w
Uadac Ui r.l t 11 VllUf. TrMOr (ur tha aunt
Una i
AtWr Iba Orcaalulkw of ka CoomU, Ho. II. 07 W.
Ilaury, lTabmU JnJf. ot tb coaaly, tanml orn to tka
riUa( aalburtUM. all ppr aad BMMy parulataf to lb.
Iowa ail, ad 1m41 to tbom all wmU, ald fcr. aad
.acoai tow m ua ininu.
Tb. aawaal of food raid late tb VUlar Trwat-
By &cbi TrrutoM 10X0
uryoyjiM(. ruvt, h... ti.wiiii
ii;iui
Aaalnat Ibti aawoat warraatt Vara ba drava' try tbo
Vouatti aad paM oy ut 1 rvaMir.rt
For rarattora RJS
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l'ay of KMWS.T 1 1 8X0
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larUr I Traory a Balaac of 33 22
1.513
Tkrfe li aa outataaiUaf lad.Uodaiaa anouaUca' to
aa IMIowt: ,
rot par -t ManbaL at 0i ft, noatb fillM
' ItMord.r 17.40
' lUat firma (ktoUr 1. 1873. tojaa.13. 1874... 70.00
niaUaawry IXUS
" Drawloj M laoo
" I'rioU.r 300
" OU Cao aad OIL f OaV. ao , I
" Onmlna of Tiaaaurrr iXX
Tb aoatU of Iba 1t!a eoultt of a Urr aantior of Iowa
rn, wales tb. Couacil mora to aril at auction fr
Urn to lim. to ral. food to aul all l(ablin aad con.
rl.l tb Inptureniaau boarua.
Noe. of tba Lot luroad of rr to lb Vlllaro aataorllU
by th lruhat Judgo, bat kn diMwdof, trrt
twrlr., which, oa rotltina of tb Soboal Traitm, w.ra
Ml arort fur lb ua of th. lmorU 8baul DUtrict.
Tko lunbrt of tmra nuda by Ua VUlaf Matabal
dorta- bl trrm of oArw, waa twty-(ix, and all raara
hvbn trld he tot 00. of tb Jtutlo of Ui. I'oac
for tb t'raeiact of IVroeotu
A tb VUUfo baa bad no aocnr pUr of d.Uetloa for
prlaaorn. all prlaooar baro boaa jaMd ia tb Cooaty
Jail, aad all Baa oollootad wbleh wrro liapaaod air
stTraCM oomnlitad aralaal prerialua of Ux T.rritorlal
Uw. Kara boaa raid fata tb Coaaty Troaaarar.
Tb ltwdr hu f.-w la hi hf4 of tar onltoctad.
Iw.bIt-bIo. dollar wbwa baro not ba paid erar.
Viry rrtpotlfully, Your Ob'l Rwt'I,
JA8,fJ.sJTl?". Rowdor.
FH0T0Q1AFHIG 0TICE.
I), not for .t that FLAXDKIU9 A J'KKKJN, Artbta,
raraain la rrraootl only aanng lb proa at moath.
Aad U pablia ar particularly rqut4 to rait aad
iamlB apeclman uf work MADa IX PkCSCOTT, wbi
batb.r
tby dlr work or Dot, aa It
always a pleaaara to r.
cit TMiior 't uvir
LIFE SIZE PORTRAITS
CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
Pirtaras Ukra la ekmdy waathar, gnarantcnl njual to
any iain on to urif aioai aay. aiuu
Istl3rUOTIOIV
O I 0 0
TOLLS AND FERRIAGE.
THE PKEHCOTT AND MOHAVE TOLL ROAD
Ro. hT. ruloomd Ua rat, of toll to oaa.to.rtb tb uual
raiHoa all itock drlraa lo Artxoaa orr tba PrtMotl aad
Mobare Toll Road, fasctpi oa stock lattodad fur
flauabtari)
Tba raUt of fcrrlaet at tba Ifardrrlll ritrry will ba,
oattock oattlr, t.o oral pr beo4 oa sbaap, gotuor
kntf.. ano oaot nr baad
Tbu. rta of farrlaa-a will ramafa oolr tin til May. or
ubUI iba t.lgb. water of tb Colorado risar. tba IwrUlf
as par ooairaot.
Si chars fur farryU work stotk m roal frctq Call-
forol to rroMott ware run ton u raut. .
VRt-aRrtTT 11 MOHAVE TOLL HOAD CO.
Par WM. II. HARDY.
HarJyvlU, Jaauary I, l7, Jaal6tt
PRESCOTT.
C3 BEAD JAIL BTAUQ.
e. i head & co.,
PBESCOTT, ARIZONA.
K.ictfii1)7 aaauunea to IL j L of N'orUara Artioaa,
that tli. Lara low on lit.l
THE &ARQBST and BEST STOCK
.or.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Ever Offered in this Market,
i.COJIUTHO Of,.
LADIES' FUKMSIIIA'G GOODS,
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
Military Furnhhlnjf Goetix,
drv goods, anocmam,
rito visions. mLouit.
Dried and Canned XYuits and
Boota arid 8hocf),
CUTLERY, HARDWARE,
CROCKERTWARE,
OLASSWARE, WOODEHWARH
TOBACCOS AND CIGAI18,
WINES, JJIQTTOIsVS,
FAKCY GOOD, OILS AKD PAIBT8,
Guns, I?iHtolN,
RIFLE AVD BLA8TIHQ POWDIE,
8HOT, LEAD,
FUSK AND CART HID GEH.
Iron and Htel,
Mining k Farming Implement,
ETC, KTO, ETC,
WHICH WX WILL RCLtvl-OB CASH OSLY..AT
the sxAixcrr TOntmvr. MAitaix'AtoVs
COST AND CAKRIAOE.
LIBERAL PRICES
Paid in Merchandise or Currency
GOLD X3XJS T,
GOLD AND SILVER BULLION,
....AXD tue..,.
Merchantable Products
or the couirntT OlOnOtALLT.
llartcf earofnTly atadlad tao cbanator of gout do-
irahUlorlU awbrt.aad aarlacoa baad ao laqr
ao varied aa aaoottawat, MloHod whb tb (roaloat H
ara, w. are ooaSdrat tbot far Ua mala ywar
will b brtur raabtod to aaUtfy Um nareaatit waata of
UU ootaasaUty tbaa tct rtS.
ar.BEAottoo.
rtoMott, ArUoaa. Jaaaaty 3, IfTt.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
BaBBBX
FIFTY TfHSUBAW B4LLAstS
Worth of Oooda
TO BE SOLD .X COST.
CAMPBELL 4 IVFFUM
BEIKO UESIUOL'K OT CLOAINO UP THEIR
Boalaaaa, a lbtt Una of eo-rrtarbtp aiptrr Jaaaary
lt, 1874, offrr tbatr aUr (tock tt
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
AT COST,'
Cur Stock CoasteU of Ccsiplsts Aurrrt-
mtmtof
GrROCEBIES,
KRY Q4fl: VL0THIHU,
Wines and Liquors.
IlnrclAvnre, Tinware,
Farming and Mining Toole,
BOOTS and SHOES,
DRUGS, MEmCINES. ;
Oiffni'M and Tobacco,
Stationery, rjt?., $c.
All parties bating tUlau aaltiUtii sIIJ ftfaast.tbvm
far narmaat.
" ' .... 1 . 1 .
All pattlss ladBla4 lo u will plaoto Mtua witaoot
. rtavratt. petobsM7, ibtj. jwaia
UnrHtllWW Waa cfv V
DNI WEED REMEDY OB OSEQOH BHIJ,
ui.uc VUta.at IT, B.rpuii urvg rwra.
MARICOPA COUNTY.
W.B.BSLLMOS, S9'D.BZWUXasv c.fi.vait,
ALT RIVE11
FLOU11ING MILL,
Salt River Valley, Arizona.
Our 11111 sow Mac la full orU.n, m prrjTaJ
W raraUh Iba nukil with quality ot Flour, vblea
fnaiaala far airtur to any mumiactarwl la fWTtrrl
Wcy, sad fuUy U1 tolka Try boil ImnurUd froaa Call.
furala. W. vlU knp ewtUitly ia hao4 at U VIII, U
at our MT.raJ t(iuli
THREE QUALITIES OF FLOUR,
In 25, 50, and 100-Pound Saokf
GRAHAM FLOUR.
8EMITELLA, CORN-MEAL,
CRACXED WHEAT AKD BHAK.
A tlUral dlaanrat will ba rood oa rrfnUr raUs to
nmtfcaaU aad othrts poreliulag lai uMtltU.
AflEXTflt
OtBtoX Co ax i u.
J. II. I1tox
RaaKrrT Block
Mooax A'CAaa.'..,
R. H. PWCo...
Tfkiaatir'.
PaoMlz.
....atarUotWalk.
rtptmi.
!.W.rraiCo. ..Tm.
Et Pbtmli, Ariwioa. .
jPHCEIVIX HOTEL,
Phoenix. M Arizona.
Tk. amtcal aatikr cd tail IlataL iawvrat Ua
)MiatkatsiaaluorrrpM UlaiarN' Mfetkilt
Tna ltul U tb Tarrllary. ..
Xltf U fvoaM fcr la maaactloa with ft Hotal.
A (awl StaliU ld raad kri .tUdil tu Um i.ialaaa.
Caoa , eom all "
Aa4 fif at. caJL
MTlIf J. J. 0 ARDISER, rroprWor.
mo win t cohon's two.
Corner Waahlngtoa ood Moataawsut Btav.
PHtXMX, ARIZONA',
THE VEWY" BEHT OT
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
W ALWAYS OS II AKD. fw
Two Uliard Tablas la tbe TtMriWlnhinrmt
aorlaU
noaoui. p. wrrxrrcB.
II. MORGAN Sc CO.,
FMCgWlX. 8ALT RXVsW TAXXET,
AM
MOItO AS FERltYi ON THE GILA,
Maricopa County, Arlso&a,
Mauaa
GKNERAL MERCHAICDISE.
Our Mvtlo: l(ick Bata and 8aU jnU:
l. CoMvator & Qrd.,
v Bsest aa. baa i C.yr Ctytavt Et-ti tt
GEITKRA M I. RCIIA??X8Et
aad wkleb ty srf - iHtt fvrt.
Hthm aria yaM far Oraia. bltf
CAPITAXj house,
IPlxcnnix, Arizona,
JOHN GEORGE, Proprietor.
Tao oartaf dopavtnawt wtU bo eoadaetad e. tb rf
taaraatatyW. MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
THE SALOON
Dfartmrat. by flEOROE WALTERS, wtt b aop
pUad wttb U boat of Liqaora, A,
rooaaix, Karloopa eooaty, A. Aofoat SI, 1872.
aaffSl
LitruL J. a. a. nvuav
E. rRVIIS'E fc CO,
tAt tha Xsrwa Depot,
PIIENIX.. ARIZONA,
OfrrforHala u aaaortataat of Srt claaa
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Stationery, Books
NEWBPAPXlta AKD FEXaOaTAWUlXsV
AT LOW PRICES. "
rw.li. Jtrioor Co, ArUaoa, Dioaavbaa Ssti.irn
HARNETT 9c BLOCK,
.... DEALERS IM ....
Groctria, Pntltions, Catkin jteyGtcxh
Phiexix, MASicora Cocktt, Aaiie.fA.
ajaaaaaasaa
MST Ml ebeapr thasr a&y QJ&H fMbrekuU 1st
central Artxona, siov30'67.
!!gawajaaawawawwpwawwaaHpBwa
PRESCOTT.
ORIENTAL
lestiiruit, Bakery aai SaltK
Kest door to tat Mumt OSes.
FBKSH BREAD, FIEfl, CAKBS,
GOOD BOARD,
ratraiUatwi fajr tat Waak, Bajr, r Moms, tst
tb SolUwlaig wrtcc. 1
Pr Weak Taa dotUra, earry,
RIa(U Moala fWT.aty.ir eMits.
Oood Lrr, Raot Wlaaa, Uqiwrl and Ctfan, ktpt eon
aiaauyoa uaaa, lor ia. xwmub
of euatoavira.
JOHN 8TEMMER, rrorriator.
Iaarott. April 18, 1873.
MONTEZUMA BAB & BILLUBD
SALOON,
MONTEZUMA 8THEKT, t'RESCOTT.
w.Ium Manllr rtaovatcd aad itad aw our hI.m la
So ityta, aad hava u. bat tb OBoloaat
WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGAKS,
iOU OUR PATROisS ASO TWO PUBLIC,.
BxXLIARDS-
Wbav two of J.HtrabU it Co', aai Tblr. wilb
IHlaaay PaUat wira eothnl. whloh ar t ,urror to,
aay oibm saw- la ut. BUlUdtyt wlU plrat rail Mii
tot IbamsalT,. "
W Uva C3nb Raom, fer Kttyia, 'jfauhbk'- lkV
Bat Room.
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