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unit unu uiiii
Nt'lflOU.
finnorlv resided hero and lit UradMiaw,
' H,ccted of having a iianti in ino cow-
Indeed, wo boliuve, Mr.
dil'IiI aiiu-
ft i ; .i....ntt,nii Birnrit tlinr. Vn1ft.it,
rt in 111' uv-... , - - -
nI.i llrat llri'i! lit. lilln nil
Iis iicrHon i
h'ITOI) WHO 1119b I'ICU Ilk J II III, lllll
Kcvltii! tliui ne count not Willi-
t ii-iinii.ili Pf-jilii llin lie.....
vif inn, invoKeii mu nmoi a villainous
, uuiuiM .... . .
i .... ..in. wiLt iiiil aiun lu luiiuur hi ri
Till COIIieilvlwn: in iiviiuicu .yt uu u
two Mexican were, on that
. .u l.nl.i.im.f In I... &
.'..,wSiii from a certain cattle camp.
i, ,..ik that Kelson and llryan had had
. ... nn ...l.;i. .I;dl..t... :.
tliUlty llUOUl.H uilian, i, mv.li UUUI.IIII.J ik
,.rillv lielioveii, llreu tno uiacic Heart ol
.nn intocommiiung mo eunaiuiy mm ui
an inio ..-.-v
cal act for which ho is now being hunted,
. l.S-I.
wc most sincerely hope, he
tor wim.ui
1 be Langca
or shot, without tho aid of
cor jury.
T,,n.-.' to sav this infamous ircrson remain
l ........wl W nL'.iiilinrir tnr n Iritirr tin.i.
niinmittint: the act. and, s transfer still,
i.r)B or JKrsoiis in mm jimtu iiiwiv mu
' t.. !... ..I . J. .1 . . Al...
..... ...ui'.. IfiiWiiip tn hw nrrc.lL nml fmti
trip l.'.ir. 1L IS kaill. L II ILL 111! Wlllllll
.. .1 ... .. tlm hrsl IMirMill Willi inil'Ilt nn
. t.i... i
i htit concerning his movements was
... . ...i i.. n .i.D...,.ni. ... m.,;n
.mnrnillll ilxvi.vu. . me mivu ivj wiiviiii
.1 ... In i0l ilHIIlltrll Stated that illirinir
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t nlglii "e uiKappvjiiBii, iki miiv a iiiuiu
. I..... mt.il rf.Clirili.il tl ttl1lll I
M. ilryau, brother oi the wotiuucu man,
fill V UlJ5tVMlHfUHJi.
son.
urriVtdat Wickeuburg late last night, or
n .timrc lie is nuiMJ ta i : comn oxiou.
I. I ....... ....... .....1 li.utnllMi:..i. II..
. cliiined to lc a Master Mason, but ho
. . ... ....... hi. . ... ... .,.. F..r r. m.
i could commit such an act. He is well
lown throughout this county, and cannot
Libly escaiw arrest, it being tho duty of
litygoiHl citiren to look out for, and, if
la-iry, kill the monster.
Mr C. V. Hcan arrived, night before last,
ntuc Hio erdc,wuer lie has a great many
scae Indiana at work, cutting ana enrry-
m; bay to tho post, for which ho pays the
I. mi $ I.) per ton, ilo says that both men
1 women work with a will, which is some
log new for Apuches. It wilt also bo seen,
our telegram from tho Sin Carlos rcscrrc,
it some 54 Indians are there plowing and
ing other work on their farm, all of which
w -
. cut iIawikaI fii tlm (litfaf inn nml inrln. I
i fit s hnu thnr I :rVik" mirn unit fir iu f hit .
nJence of the red men 7
ndcna orthtrcdmonf
Mr John Stemmcr, who eaten, tor the
lrJer of the Oriental rcntauraunt. has a
urd of advico for icrsoas owing him, in our
(ttrtiiing columns.
Yesterday some children found a. small can
powder, and were bent on having some
r vith it; but thoy tbougiiueMir placed
,e can .oo'ncar tlm flro .ltd t Sp oiled,
rerely burning tho face of a Uttle' -on o
0. N'oyes,
Wcatiikil. Light showers of
rain and
fell here yesterday. Persons itist in
mi the mountains say that it snowed there.
jt people behove that another tail of rain
mow is imminent.
Several ladies and ccntlemcnof Fort Whin-
!e, lleadquarteni and Prescott, indulged in
dance at tho firstnaincd place, last evening.
bit was, like its numerous predecessors, a
pry enjoyauio aiianv
lti-)l.l-,l l.'fr.n ....1 ir:.il rtr.nn ....!....
.nvw.il. MAi.iiim diiiiurtvi Jimuv. iuuaiw
Sc, this moving, in Grarjt's mail wagon,' for
difornia. b '
.
From Muailay's I)altj'.
I Yesterday afternoon, it was currently rc
brtfd on tho streets that tho Quartermaster
Headquarters, Gen M. V. Small, liatl re-
ureo authority to draw checks on tlio u. a.
tn5itijrv at Tucson. In navment of debts
Be contractors and others. Strati
. - . .i. i
igo to say,
'ood," even
lis "new"
" Un fttftliriiirtril t'ii rr.
pwple who, for months past, had been
ymg for money duo them by Gov-
. .." r. . T t 1
iinont. And whv? Ilecausa tho Tuc
a lepvsitory is nearly 300 miles from this
acc, in a town with tho people of winch
osoui northern Arizona have scarcely any
'iikjss ocaimgs, wincn lact. laKcn tn com-
CtWIl ujth the risk and unecrtalntv f
"uuig cjiccica by mail, inakes tho newn
r5 aau worse, furthermore, wcro the
wabicki hero fin private hands) which
ey are not, from thrco to fivo per cent dis-
Eont would be cliargcd for tho exchange,
ks people who have laid out of money
ifor months, and borrowed at high rates
"W.1CM, iu oruer u carry out. weir agroo
cnts with Government, cannot afford to
cr.
To y tho craflitorc of our "Uncle." and
10 huudtrxlg of iveopo to'whom said creditors
0
inuctitcd, teel hostile over tuw ropeution
very unjust case of ctrcumhxiution. U
fitting it very mild, indcesL And, in. the
:ircrat "war taHc,-" our deiegato in uongreas,
bo bat been petitioned and frequently re-
ueotol to usa his iniluenui for tho CiUblish-
ent of some sort of it doixiritorvat Prescott.
been pretty well "tongue lashoti',' by pco
!e who aver that cither hw boosted intluenoo
t Washington was and in mighty little, or,
i interested with xlio depository at Tuc
"i. Certain it ia, that inlluonco has not been
"rted much in behalf of, Northern Arizona
ojile.and intercjiu.
Had the QuartcrnjM(er received a carte
foacAr to draw on tho U. S. Assistant Treas
tor at San Francisco, not a word of com
laint would have boon utunud, as then
becks could be used to advantngo by our
eople.
It does not seem is if the men through
;boscimnds money for tbis military dopart
wfitjiassca on its way here, havo any idea
-rmiig mo nest way in which to send
' dejioslt said money, after they have, as Is
"a'gcd, used It for montlw after it should
vc been in tho jMckcts of Iu rightful own-
if"' they havo u deep grudgo at the poo
fio of Northern Arizona, or Homo further iu
lercst in th0 money after it reaches tho Tcr-
ll0fy. Certain it U, their modo of doing
'Usincss i very Ua,j caicjutcd t bring
BO UOV'rrnmnn !....- ..... .."... lit ...,l
, -"-..wiii ms 4UIU iUlll III MUIi'4
'1.1KCS tho carrying on of buslncM here, by
. 0 "'.'litarv and citizons, ono long round of
rcxMioiis dlsatipointments.
"en Crook hu begged for n Clunit, and,
T tbis morning, i niueuiateiy onereu a re- .niniinT.listrict. and sneaks well of at our mines previous to startinir for the city.
rdof VW lor HIS capture, ami, Willi a ... . J1 .,.Dn...l. v..-...:. L ...l.il. Mr Wr.n U tl.., LPntlnnian u-ltli irlinm S If
,v, sorted . rc of bin . S hor.lT Her- 'Q A ( ' ,cW, xery gohl'oro. Doling, of Tucson, has made a bet on the
t ?.... ........ ...... ..... ., ,. , . , , i result oi a norscoacK rme uo oau rmncisco.
M to arrest him. It is believed that ho is Mr 0. . Shclton, an old and lucky Lynx Mr Mcfj. RjTCJI an tcrcstinc accountofhU
)yjjE,KLY
behalf of Iho jKsopIo of the Territory, do
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"- uuiiaiur.i iki iicimeniaiivc4
California, Oreiruii and Nuvittlu. to awtlut
Delegate in righting this grievous wrong, of
Hov 0. A. Heedcr preached hi tho court-
room, yustcrtUy. o earn that ho w
visit tho iiuoplu of other nlaecs in the
Territory. For qultu a wliilo past, ho has tie-
vntnil n itiimI I nDiU fii.i.. ... ..... .....
Voted a Kicnt deal of his tltnu to workinir nn-
,1... .1... ! . ... i . .. i ,.
on mo ouiiuiug mat ii to be a cuurcu.
Ono of I). Hazard's fiuulc) frolnht traim
iiaAC(i mrougii town yeateruay arternoon,
I..!.!. ! I . 1 I , . . . .. '
nun iiiiiueiiu loau oi itimoer irom rue
OjiarU Mountain Haw-mill, which liimher is
dettined for t'uinp Verde. Mr Junior, who
was with the train, informed u.s that the ronu
between this place and the mill was, in places,
almost bottomless.
Mr P. (J. Olivet v is doint' every fair tliint:
in his power to ilovelop the mineral resources
around Ilia station, on the Camp Verde road.
It Is hut a lew mouths since he settled near
tho old (lovernment saw-mill site, on Cherry
creek, and built a station, out-houses, corrah,
etc., yet ho is, to-day, running said station,
workimr mines, leucing some agricultural
land and advertising the resources of his sec
tion of tho country, all of which proves that
ho is not "waiting Tor capital."
rrcu. imams iiiiiikr no owns anu "cuiis"
ti,c handsomest saloon in l'rescott, and it is
KVn1 Willlnnia tlttnL'a tin nurtii find "jirl
an orderly place, too. An immense mirror.
just received from San Francisco, several line,
chaste pictures, etc., are tho latest attraction
ot the place.
Snow, An inch or more ol snow came
down lato Saturday afternoon. Had it kept
up its lick Tor a couple or hours, wo would
have had a foot of snow, it calno down at
such a rupul rate.
Nelson, tho Wickcnburg assassin, was last
seen near Smith's mill, and was heading for
Sonora. J. M. Urvan and Vandu7.cn are in
miranSl nml Ir U vnrv iirnlinliln ttmi. tin
.. .II i.. ' .1 I. Ml. i
wruicii win uc caugiii. aim Kineu.
fl.....w.a.it In Ii.iih ltni... nh unnmtil1nrt if nl.
creek miner, came down witli the gold dust
a Tew days ago. lie has recently been exper
imenting with some gulches east of thu creek
and is satislled with ills treatment.
Wm. A. Linn arrived hero from Tucson
this morning.
Krom TuriJny'i Dally.
Knots of business men were seen and heard
bv us this moniinir discussing tho action, or,
rather, non-action of the acting chief quarter
master of this military department, wlto, they
stated, had, for a week past, Instructions to
draw checks on tho Depository at Tucson, in
payment of accounts duo citizens of this Ter
ritory by the War Department, but who, in
stead of having done so, pleaded want of
time, clcrkv, etc, thus ballting our business
people and adding to tho monetary pressure
Jl evaHlng. mainly on account of the
fauurc on tnc pun 01 uovcrnmeiu uwuuraing
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.. n .t?i ;
V""'" ".", n v . Vvv Z.
, tlt ,Uu Government. t ywtcr-
day saiu suuic en. to snow uie injustice o
withholding this money for months after it
should have been paid out; also, tho great
wrontroi mrcmg comraciors ana oniura i
torv at
drafts on
the U. 8. Sub-Trciuurcr at San
i .jnJrm hor or elsewhere to nurauo a
ScTrs
Francisco, and wo now assert that, wcro any
l,.r .. I
mcnt lias pursued here, said house would be
tabooed and pronounced dishonorable.
Tho quartermaster's department here is
said to have to ita credit at Tucson something
liko &1(X).000. which is duo our citizens, some
of whom think it would be no more than fair
for Gen Crook to send a trusty person and
escort for said money, and, uion its arrival
I rinnpffn TTiMftn tiaa rotnrrir.il rrntn al- I
hero place it in ono of those hugo safes at People hero have not yet got over won
Headquarters, in charge of ono of the several I dcring why somo person or person at Wick-
bonded oflicera of the Department, iiut, it
nrn rl.morim. fr their monev want their
nru CISUlUllIlK iur tuuil .l.uuui nun. miiii
checks right away, in such amounu as will
enable tEam to pay small dehu, and not
r ,:". " . : "'...-i. .i.L. .... ..
IU liiruu tuiiuu.lbo, DUVU w. tiivj o. ,
acting (J. M. likes to emit, in order to savo a
uitio extra vrnuug
James Ilono' passenger wagon is to start
for California to-morrow, ever tho Hardyvillo
route, with Mrs It. Meacharn, M. K. Isrty
und several mow passengers. Jir li. called
. i i .i i. a n
" w yesterday and said he wa
leave tho Territory for good. Wc
on uuin w
o wish him
luck, whereever he may settle,
a.
ShcritT Herbert m ciniwwcrea Mr r mscr
. ... .1 i
nt Wtakcnhimr. to act as ucnuiv suuniu it
was Mr Frascr who urresteu tno
. . OT " "
iierson ac
cused of being au accojnplico of tho assassin,
Nelson.
Sheriff and tax-collector II. M. Herbert
paid into the county treasury yesterday
nearly SGOO on account of licenses ana poll
taxes, nil collected in January iasi,
t " 'rSSKi". t. cnlrib.
District
li tod a coiiiid
aJrcady been exchanged for warrants
3fr T. Otto and ono other man recently
trap'ped CO beavers on tho Verde, in a very
hon sn:ica of time, and Indians oftho rcser-
vatior; captured about 100. Good judges say
there aro at least 5,000 beavers ou Upper
Verde.
Wcatjikk. Sky cloudy, with cool south
era blast. .
Irooi Vrloday' DallyJ
Tlie octin chip! quartermaster of the tie
partment paid out, yesterday, some checks on
tho Depository nt Tucson, tho holders of
which tendered them to storekeepers, in pay
ment of debts, a tender tho store meu did not
look upon as legal, since they havo to run
great risk,iand wait for somo time, before
getting money for tho unpopular papor.
Tho Verde Indian agency can bo made ono
of tho best of Indian colonies, and as healthy
as any in tho country, by tho expenditure of
a llttlo money, and by jnaking tho Indians
sleep on tho mountain side, instead of, as
now, on tho river hank.
Why can't our Prescott browcrs mako ale
and porter
Hall or Av.ti.an Lopob, No. J77, V.& A.M.,
PiiKH'coTT, A. T., Jim. 31st, 1874.
To the W.JII., Wardtutand JJriihnn. of Axtlan
IMrjt No. 177, b $ A. J.:
Your committee appointed to draft resolu
tions cxprcsfiivo of feeling of the Lodge
upon tho death of our worthy and esteemed
Urolhcr, Aaron Wcrthcimcr, in the perform
ance of that duty report tho following:
WiiKitKAK, The Graud Master of tho Unl
verso, in his inscrutable wisdom, Jim removed
from earth our worthy and bolovcd Urothcr,
Aaron Wcttheimcr,
Thtrtotty lUMved, That, while wo Iww
with reverence to tho dispensation of Divine
ARIZONA M INER : JPJIESCOIT, FEBRUARY
Providence, wo deeply feel and dcnloro the
I . .. e .. . .
ui sij wormy a oroiiier.
lloiolced. Thnt wu trill nhrriKli l.
our deceawd brother, emulate hi virtue
and charitably consign his faults to the grave,
j(cmtrit mat wo tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the relatlm and friends of the
deceased and mourn with them the loss of
ono universally esteemed.
Wtolccil, 'that this lodge bo draped in
Mourning and thu members wear the usual
badge ol mourning for thirty days.
JUttutctit, That a copy of these resolutions
bo furnished tho Arizona Mim:ii for miblica-
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ni--.iiui;iiuiiy snoillllieil.
.1. 11. Walk mi,
Oi:o. Lousr,
J. P. lUiiiiitAVi:,
(.'otumittee.
IIAI.I.OK AlllZO.NA liOMIK N0. 1., I. 0. (). P.
Pkimcoit, Jan. i!8, 1871.
Wiii'.iikah, It has pleased Aluiiirhtv Ood
to take from our midst our esteemed and bo
loved llrotlier, Aaron Werthcimor, whoso
death is antiounced to h:ie taken place in
Prescott, January 120th, Inst., therefore lx- it
.Wrfd, That wo recognize in this dispen
sation of Providence- a renewal of tho admo
nition so often repeated, reminding us of the
time which surely comoth to all men, when
all distinction, save that of goodness, shall
cease, and that tho Grand Ituler of the Uni
verse will reduce all to the same state.
lUioltal, That wo tender our svmnathv
and condolence to the family and Irieud of
our deceased Hrother in their deep sorrow.
Iluolrtil, That this Lodge be draped in
mourniiig, aim the members wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
HeoluL J hat a copy of these resolutions
be furnished iho Arizona Mini.u for publica
tion. C. A. I.iki:.
J. OnMlSTI'.IK,
J. W.SUM.IVA1Y,
Committee.
irruin Ttiurflaj-'i Dalljr.J
Mr Huch McCrum, one of the partners of
tho san Francisco liquor house ot J. M Uoe
wcy uo., arnvcu ucrc tins morning, by
buckboard, from Tucson, and will take a look
cives an Interesting
stay on the Gila and Salt, when those rivers
were "iKvnuing, and how, when crossing
the raging Salt, on a buckboard, all hands
came within an ace of drawing. Ho speaks
of Joe Collingwood, of Florence, as being the
"whitest" man he has ever met. Joo is sev
eral carats finer than two-thirds ol his race.
It is our painful duty to record the
death of Mr H. Pcnclon, a gentleman
who arrived here but a few weeks ago from
California, in company with his partner, Mr
Flanders, on a professional tour th-ough tho
Territory. His demise occurred at 5 o'clock
this morning, from internal hemorrhage. He
was a native of Lyons, France, about fifty
Vfnrs of acre, and resided at Los Ancclcs.
California, where he leaves a wito and two
children to mourn hit loss.
tli funrrnl trill taWn nlarc tit 2 n'clock to-
morrow, from tho residence of Mr Wm. M.
It m
duiiuui.
A gentleman who arnvcu here last night,
dircct from Ehrcnbcrir. on the ColoSIo
j TCr tbat a Mexican who bad used up
.... ' , ,!t . ,t,. . ,Mv',
crowbar a'ml wo0(icn pnnj ,Urted for the old
n.Mr ... ... .i . rur-nhnrrr anntr
" H.l rZlT 1. "r t'hZZ mitZz:
,vcre there, expecting to pan out
1.1" I. IIKW yiUWUa VI UUIU. .i.CAIIlia
uiuvii nemvu avuiwwij lumuiii.
Two Thousand Do llaiis R e wa rd is offered
by J. M. llryan for tho capture of Notson,
the human fiend who recently attempted to
assassinate George llryan. hen list seen,
tno assassin was near Hill Smith's mill, be
low Wickenburc. It may bo that he has
gone to Sonoia, Mexico.
enburg did not hold the Icllow, ticaa or auve.
Fred. Williams, yesterday, sent his lieuten-
i, Y. . , " - . . .
f1. A Prmther, into our sanctum w Ith a
large box of fine Impcnale cigars and the
following message: "For John nnd the bojV
They sinoko well, Fred, and we wish wo
could spare time to go over and havo a so
cial smoko with you in that now and gay
club-room, which tho "bop" pronounco the
nicest place in town.
J. Finlay and three other men arrived here
rccontly from Pioche, Novads, intending to
start Tor the ban J inn country, incy ad
vise all Eastern Nevada and California peo-
plo to como this way, it bing the shortest,
cheapest and best. " Mr Finlay resided hero
several years ago.
The Pioneer Livery Stable Company, L.I1
Jewell, and Asher A Co.. south side of the
plaza, have recently graveled in front of their
places, which makes warning up ami uown
there pleasurable exercise.
Weather, veslcrdav. was composed of
.tok. oMi. coil S & nonl.
ruarv
tation as our wettest moniu.
The prisoner, Gallagher, who arrived this
morninirin charce of Deputy Hhonll rrascr.
and who is susncctcd of complicity in the
IJryan murder, will be examined to-day.
C. P. Head & Co. have just exponded a
a fow hundred dollars In cutting a dram irom
Hintr lfin?o Fairbanks' scales and otherwise
fitting it up for tho convenience of tho public
Tho "boys" in the office tell us that there
appears to bo a kind of mania among onr
restaurant and saloon keepers, to seo who
can sot the best lunch, these nights.
Our peoplo in town and county, should not
forget to sot out shado trees, the coming
spring
General Crook, and Surgeon Magrudcr go
to Camp Vcrdo to-morrow.
Manlu suirar is a luxury in Arizona. Bash
ford keeps it.
The peoplo of Arliona aro bitterly complaining
over tho length of thuo which lliuy havo to wait
Tor the disbursement of funds from the Quarter
mn.trVa n.-iMrtmcnt. It appears that tho funds
aro not scut to Arizona for several months after
they aro due, which oucn occasions serious an
nnvmir-i-a and nven losses to business men. The
hard tlnica atso ottect tho Indians. One horso will
n.,w i,iirii.ian two Amclic women, and tho owner
of the women will throw In a dog or two rather
than spoil a trade. I Bail i-ko .iews
Considering that tho fellow who wrote tho
above is ono of Brigbam's eunuchs wo aro at
no loss to account for His ning at mo pcopi
r Arirnnn who treat alt women (Anach
women included) with all tho respect duo
them.
liVSt and iccaula. a IU. KENDALL 8 Vtoaoet
Drug liwe. '
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AZTLAN LODGE No. 177, F. & A. M.
Urfftilur Mrrtliiir, .ifthl, tl(r nn Iht I ait
fi.ituriUy ufr.Mli uinnlli, at 7 Vlnf k v, 11.
fMwfiili( bivtlitrn Ufa fraUmsll)' Ullnt
tuutlnl.
THOJIAH COIIKIS, W. M.
K. W. WKl.t.H, ftwretiry.
1. 0. 0. F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. 1.
4(tVfl5gjf nrwlay Krnlnv, t M.uonte Hall, llriu.
''ViTTe Iw-rt nf the OrJrr, In punt ntHinllnr, hi
Invltnl IfiRltrnil. I.. 11. J I. W KM., N. .
!. A. I.UKK, Hrrrrlnry.
All Itir ll!crt.frilrll iiim! Im-iI 11111 I'lO I'tllA TIOM.
l'iHiilr, Dili, lyn, iiml Iiivlifnrliir, l,iilJn' (lrimn
Krriii-li KitrncU, tSoajx, I'umlrK. ami l.'nairirllmirt, coil
b Ud nt Ilt. KHNKAl.tS,
liiiii-TTJ I'iimrrr Umg Hlor.
post orncE, prescott.
Mall. nrrWf from nil
,11. nrrl frmiiBll t,li,KM'.mlay. tiH Tl.urlayi.
twrj, wiiiuj, Ki.i.iy Mini Hatiiniay..
lli
iir.- iiitiirt fromU a M. lusr. M,
Monry Order. U.urtl cvrry iIhv nf the
tk, iPr.t
Humtay. OHI.ANOO AM.K.S', I'. M,
NEW ADYEUTISEMENTS.
Notice to Settle.
All i-rnon. VdowIiir thririrrr. ImlrUnl tu tbr unrtf.
IK'kxI r rumr.Oy riii.ll tu rail uml aritlti atrarly
iu ilblr, uiij urf lli ciiim nml ilrgnulatlon 1 h"
IriK .uil fur UmM Ullt. JOHN MTKMMKU.
I'rrKutt, A. January 31, 1671. Joa31t4
TP 1. 23 K II
Just Received at
K E LL V Ac ST El HENS'.
I.ARUK, NBW, COMPI.ETK
WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SHOPS,
Gurley Street, Fronting on Granite.
All kin J i uf llUclnnlllilnir. Varun-maVtnr aiul r.
)lrinr Uud In guud ilyl by
I.U10O l l.LI). (1. UIltX'lIT.
C. P. HEAD JAXE JUEEfi.
a JP. MEAD & CO.,
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
JtMItUitlly aarwuM tu Ui of NurUxra Ariioaj,
Utat tWy bart mw tin band
THE I.AROE8T nnd BEST STOCK
.or.
GENERAL MEHCIIAXDISE I
Ever Offered in'this Market,
....covurrrvo or....
LADIKS' FUItMSHCSG GOODS,
Gont'g Furnishing Goods,
MilitUiry FuruUfliliiff Goods, '
DRY OOOD3, OROCT2UES
IItO VISIONS, FLOUlt,
Dried nnd Canned FVulta and Meats.'
t
Boot w ttncl 8hoeH,
CtTrTiERY. HAHDWAKH
CROCKER YW ARE,
OLAS3WARE. WOODEHWAKU
TOBACCOS AND CIGARS,
"WINES, LIQTTOBS,
FANCY GOODS, OILS AND PAINTS,
Ovins, 3?iHtolH,
EIFLE AND BLASTING POWDEE,
SHOT, LEAD,
FUSE . AM) CARTRIDGES,
Iron aAd Steel,
s
Mining & Farming Implements,
BTC, ETC, KTC.,
WHICH WILL SKLU 'OU CASH ONLY, AT
THU SMAI.LK8T lt)8IBLi: MAKOIK AllOVR
C0T AND CAUKIAOK.
LlltHRAIi PRICES
Paid in Merchandise or Curreney
....ton....
GtOXjJD DUST,
COLD AND SILVER MILLION,
....AMI THE....
McrcliantahlQ Products
Or THU COUNTRY GENERALLY.
Haying carrfittiy studied tb tliarattrr of (nis if
tlrabls fur tbla inarktt, asI bating on bawl fro larrt asd
ag rarleit aa nssorlmrtt, sstrctfd with tb grratnl feast
bluu, nu conRiltnt tbal fur lb resiling )-a
will be bttter csabll ttittlfy lb lufitaotlls wauls of
IAIj community thaoeter bercWfut.
0, F, nUXMu CO,
i'itttM, Arlwaa, JuaturyS, 1871,
A
6.J8W.;
Phom AVaiunoton, Itcccnt letters from
our friend, O. L. Chapman, contain tho fol
lowing items of interest:
Hugo Richards, from tho Territory, Is in
town, and stopping nt tho Arlington. Oeo
II. Kimball is nt his homo in Massachusetts.
Major Hooper ami wifo aro hcrt yot. I
enclose you u clipping from tho Hepublicaii
of tho 12th Inst., in reference to them:
...'. iu ...uc, uinaLllli; JIIU 1UillllllUI I1IU1UI,
tinwr vUltlng WiislitiiKton Is Mrs. Hooper, wile of
l A I It ill.. n..t nil r... .11 1 I..... ...t.ul l.ll
.Major i . n. novper, or Han h r:inulco. Tliey are
at lireient L-m sts at Hie Khtillt House. Mrs ifoon-
er Is a native of Mississippi, lar lather litliig hcl-
nun u. in;iii, .inn, iur u iuhk lime, lias uvin a
proinliu'lil Judicial position In C-dllornU. Mrs
Hooocr iiMilstcil Mrs Hcnnlor TluiriiKiii In ruitli.
I siir L-'ills on New Yir day. sml was nolltcaM
at the reception ol' Secretary und Mrs Fish, 'r
day evening last."
Mr James Grant was vuiting in Canada.
" i.,. ... 1.1 , usiiiiigion,
feeling real good over tho promotion of Oen-
eral Crook.
MrC. sUtea that Governor McConnick
sent tw tolgrams nbout the promotion of
Crook, etc., not ono of which wcro received.
The new Chief Justice, Mr Waite, of Ohio,
is thus "pedigreed" and "historied" by the
press :
Mr Walte It M years of aire. Is a son of Hie Inte
Chief Justlco Waltc, of Connecticut, and Is a law
ycr of thlrty-cilil yu:irs standing. Ho w one
of the counsel for the United Hint us In the Geneva
Arbitration. Hit hat been a resident of Tole
do, Ohio, since 1K.1S, and Is at present President
of the Ohio Constitutional Convention. Just u
year ago he was admitted to practice In tlio Su
preme Court ol the United KUUc, on motion of
Caleb Cuatiln.
BORN.
Id lreKtt, January 1871, to tb wife of Jobs lUrt.
a mu,
MARKIED.
In Vuma, Jnooarr 18. 1PM. br Jn.tlrr C. H. Ilrinl.r
AnUiuio Lurrrtto hi Jrtua Munrral de AfrniUr.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Wm. B. HOOTER.
JA8. M. BAKKET,
Qutnbcrg s:d tuna. A.T
Bsa Frsndsco, CsUiortU.
AVM. 13. HOOPER & CO.
Merclmnts,
Forwarders,
COMMISSION AGENTS
'iiH
IMPORTERS
By Every Steamer, Awuring Full and
Fresh their Varied, Select, and
HEAVY STOCK
From European, Eastern, and
San Francisco Markets.
JOBBERS
To Merchants, tflore and fltatkwi Keepers, Miners, Llinor
Dealer, Kancberoa asd TranfrorUin at rate which
guarantee Mll.Uctlos.
COMMISSIONERS
Through Correerondeots la tbe CHIEF CITIES OF
THE WOKLD; OKDKHS AUG FILLED TO THE
LETTEK.
CONSIGNMENTS
Of Frtidare, Merchandise or Machinery for fltorage, Sale
or transinlwIoDS are attended to STRICTLY IN AC
CORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS, and lo the
beat interest of the owners.
Tlir. MONT J'ROMPT DISPATCH AND CARE
Fl'L DEMVKUV ASSURED. The connections and
arrangements iu pwrVet to er ery point In tbe Territory,
O0J.D DUT, COLD AND SILVER HULLI0N
U. S. llonds, Treanity Drafts, Legal Tenders, Rnldrers'
Warroot. HaaVers' Drafli. asd good CoionwroUl lpe'i
Ofnlo, llldrs, Wool ami ALL TBRRtTOniAt AND
I MEXICAN IMlODUOTfl bought l talue FOR CASH
or adranet uaile as may be desired.
Our Stock is Complete.
OUR CONNECTIONS THE REST. And w offer to
the people uf Arisona, boaora and New Mexico Induce
taenia not obtainable at any other boiue a l I'a'Jflo
Coast.
poyjtr WM. B, HOOl'En 4. CO.
PKESCOTT.
WHAT LIVE 31 EN
.TV X0.
Peace With the Apaches
.A NO.
TKLK(;UAIH JJIVKS
IX J2 S T J rr ANT! 99
A DAILY PAPER
.AND.
OHIUAJP GOODS
IN PRENCOTT.
UAILllOABS COMING, TOO.
BASHFORD'S STORE
ALREADY HEIMS.
17 Call. Sm. Pardiaae tad Ckeer -for lbs Oraad
Knock Dovr la Prices. declSilwt
LUMBER, LU3IBER.
AM, KINDS OV HUIMIINO LUMBRIt KEPT
ooo.tantl- nn hand at the Quarts MounUla Saw-Mill, ot
niim auuib ol I'raMutt.
All onlrri snt tbroag-b tbr pout cflle nil! b prom till r
attewlnl tn. Terms caib ondcllTrrr at the mill.
OEO. W. CURTIS.
l'r4t, A. B ptrnUr 6, lg72. p7tf
TO THE PUBLIC.
New Store- New Goods.
THE BEST
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
WE TAKE T11I8 METHOD Of RESPECTFULLY
annouadog to tin publie that ire bar hut recited, ar
ranged, asd an bow aellinf aud Odette; for sate, la our
NEW AND COMMODIOUS STORE,
Bouth Side of Plaza. Prescott, Arizona.
(Om dour Eat ot Wertaaer k. Wcrtbeteer's
AN IMMENSE STOCK,
COXSISTUO, tX TAKT, OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Gaiters,
Of all Usds aid atxea, fur ladles, gestleinea and bo a.
OUK STOCK. HA VINO BEEN SELECTED WITH
great rare by oo of tb In, ( who will remain fa Maa
t rucim lor trie porroH or vaytct man goou, at a
mall adraaee us ot, and with epeclal refereDe to IbU
maraet, w are enOdeat that w caa tell oor goods
CHEAPER
Thaa as)-other llwtaela the Territory. W. are there
lure eerua uai as w qnaui aaa auapiautjnj w iu
waats of the ooemiualtjr our (lock U nasorymed.
For Qaeee reateas we rrepeetfoOr aoQett a share ee lh
poblle rtnia-e, frellag aaeored tbat our gvude a4
priors eaurat fall to gir mUn aatia&ctlcat.
TJT Oumaty ze?aaced far Odd Dm. JL3
a. ssnw ar. tXI.
rreeeott. Xoreaiber 2, 1CT3.
PIONEER DRUG STORE.
Prescott,
Arizona.
Oa hand and for Sale:
AVER'S, JAYNE'S, BRISTOL'S,
BULIa AND IIAI.E.!!
Family Medicines,
And a fall aawrtmeet of tb. bett I'atesst nedlelBes
txnr In tbe market warranted freeh and genuine.
.Faery Toilet Article, Soap and J'erumery,
And a fall tapptf of Dtsntxacco Muncuira.
Physician' PrrscrlptloBa cfcrefally aad arcw
ately Compoandrd. OEO. D. KENDALL.
3- Db. KctuiU.' OBe-ln rear of Drug Stora.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
or
Groceries, Provisions,
AJIU
EPICUREANS' NTOKEA.
No. IS South Montezuma St.,
(Opposite Dan IlaU's Restaoraat.)
Belnc eoastaatlr la receipt of freeh arrtTabv noiub
goods are on hand.
I ariner proanca ana isaraeaBg waaieq in exenang
for goods. ..... . . .
Call and gel bargains, eitner mr extsaaga, greearjaea
or gold duet, at R. Meacbaw's old stand, where ym will
Sod the uadareigaed or hi asalabuU ready toaoaeeaiae.
date at all times. 8. C. ROGERS.
Iroott, June T, 1873.
PIIOTOGlUnUC NOTICE.
D not forget that FLANDERS tc PF.NELOK. ArUsU,
remain ia lrcoott only daring the preecnt naoata.
And tbe niblie are particularly reooeatad to call and
examine prcima of wprk MAUK IX FaaVSCOTT, whether
they dmire wors or not, a it is. always a ptraaRr. to re
ceive visitors. Their
LIFE SIZE PORTBAITS
CANNOT BB EXCELLED.
Picture, taken In ekiodr weather, gnaranteeil equal to
any taken on the brightest day. JanlOtf
The Post Trader's Store.
A T
Fort Whipple, Arizona,
Keep for Sale,
Orocerttt, ProtUion, Can Frvllt Clothing
Hoofs, SJiott, Stationery Fancy Qoodt,
Tobacco, Cigar i, dc.
Prices, Reasonable.
MM. W. nOWERB. Proprleter.
11 U Y YOUR
MEAT AND VEGETABLES
FRESH
. ... AT THE....
PIONEER MEAT MARKET,
GRANITE ST11EET, PHE8COTT,
Eat plenty of both, and you will soon be as strong as an ex,
as UX as butler, and as stout, around tbe waist, as a 1'rasU
deutial Quaker.
Frescott, August IB, IBTl.
Y?rOiu ELIXIE. PEEHVUN BARK, WITH PE0
KSr l.ilUle nf Iron, at KetntaU'e Drug Kioie.
UNK WEED REMEDY OR 0RE00N RHEU.
Duttlo Curt, at Dr. Ktudull's Drug atute.