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. jtl.,; i)i,tiut."WIiUu walking sroiilid
a, j
met Messrs 0. h. Hitchcock and
T t(l"crf, t" I":,C"'' M'1'ininuirecs,
ut firtivcd from lliir Hut' rninitui
.iif.t.i frntn I'ritfltt atw.
imiu the"., Chut twciityliv6 men
at work in me mainci. mjmo wmh-
.-..l.l ttlt.ni tifnrirliirw in rmirf f
out Mr b"'" p
the rcUUIil'l-' 'g variuus imer
Tlicsc men occupy seven cabins
' .. ir .,..1 in. uirHtinniinifi nan niTi.t.
Upony'- ten stamp mill.
i. i, .11 In Mr. II. 1)1 lill trlri
VjJ from '.New lork, in llio ileail of
ur sr! Interesting, journey ui mm.
1 . 1 1 . i . . . i. .i .. .
mfc mil cniiiircii, wuumju uccp nuovr,
, mountain' of Now Mexico anil An-
..uii!timu in wagons, ami, again, on
tick, provo that city bred pcoplo as
ire incv wvic
not afraid to encounter
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llbl! 10 E1'1 w lll,s jiroiiiiso, m
:i we bopo their bcitoxpcctation will bo
will ferl hi way, slow but aur,
ng ledge of gold and silver rock,
r ii
j he ire cnoiigti, in sigm, to inaKc sue
certain, when hu will start tho mill and
Up .t-trl-. ni tn&v. in hi. ndtrmnnf
: uvun " " - ' - j , j n"-" 1
ccry to work the ore of the district,
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ell, Jlo mina, "in I"1 "on vtucii juujnjr
.kil nther bv timces if chlnrinntlnn
. .1... nl.l .titlCr 111 till. Itlrv Kit, .ntrt.a
jut, anil, then, icrhaj, driro n tunnel in
finioiislnll of that name, which is thought
V iuv - O
n nil l i v n . ut iiiu milium
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ir?" oi mailer upon uur columns, je-
pifilculani, concrnit)K tho drowning of
ILtilri at! af.j n.n In
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tidiu- liimtflf ncr the reservoir, sought
r fit Ywkflv tit ftiM ninrnWii t1atti.
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pear win lor nw inc. luo uuptn oi v
intlc refcrvoir, t this time, not icing
-in r cjj imu'ii a mill, iif xnunL naTo ex
ttei hcruM-lf in vsiii cl!ort to climb the
p r" J v Havvw
nil ii xu run uaiur. x uu k. lie lis auu
wiro vurr bail I v be uUtsl. and clothing
ci iL Tka n;crvoir iui a! read v gUted
rtjrcylumos about 200 feet higher than
ruuf mi 1 1. la. Ii ti t ii r ri t llM fWUiP
ow utUrcd, unarailing. Tho bedy
L.uneu wiiu n uiuv iiunum um
I. 1-.. M'l , - II l.n n .i.U.n rr
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county, arnvca Ikcrc, yrtcrusy, lrotn
r Mexico and Kuteru Arizooa, ria Camixi
v:be and Verde lit report deep Know
tlie.Sm Ynaatoa and .Moirollon inoun-
Francitco nitre i frco from mow. Dan
jokiriz well, alter ait Ionir and loomoniu
through m wild country, where,
two huudrcil tTuic. be u either &aw Iudl
or winie roan.
0. Miller arriwd acre yeaterday, baring
omo oi til ireicat .tears near Uauip
rJe, working tfceir ray rotn Halt Hirer
lley with aupiih'M for Cuiap Vcnla tl
touian rerraooK.
II. ...r.l .1,1. n.mln.
way to Kirklaud valley, where, at lait ro-
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u s niiiwu n a. uu
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their command, who left Fort Whipple,
VUk auuillM llM'l 111" UUH MU v.
e euuercu great uc.n, iui uini, uum
.. mt u. .1 -I
J ait I t t t . at.
ntgbt and to-day, haa hardened the ground
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(I'm M.44j'i l!!r.l
ow we give the rainfall in this section
u ini; vcar iou: aiso iuo uniuum ui
which fell Iwtwcen tho 1st of December.
, and the 17Ut of February, 1873, and
pre it with our rainfall from December
s, to February 17, 1874:
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00
July.....
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33 September..
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nry 73 UOU.oumT. H a-"
J I IkI.Ui, TJ. jajKelmuiryllalliB.i ."
.1171 TotU.
fhe lore"ointr fisure wero furnishixl by
A. Surgeon Mathews, who has chatigc of
rt u'i,-...i- ri .:..i
irinii;. Mr Thomas Cordis arriveJ in
n Satunlay last, from tho placer claim c-f
ISUUIoril inlnlif!? commuiv. on iowr
ax crlr. which, ho aavs. are paying uc
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r.jui in ..in 1 0 1 m i mnr ( 1 1 i .1 . i. .v. wvrt
-swiuio tue Jorco now in tneso cnu,
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ci aro among the richest in our couutry.
it'4Cruiv vraM a. very Jiveiy ono wuu ui
tri nuiHi t.a natr-iinr ni 11 11 1 1 1 1 huci b.
n i r.l 1.1. nrnvlc.
Snow- could tint wM ooiue down faxtcr
f j -
DAI i' n... nvlii rtn Ihtft 1711111-
j vk lumij j fjai tMM w -
w a tinhon. which judge II. JirooK
ruin. . . - . .1.1 ... ... .........!... ... t . I
in Justice PIcury'a court, Saturday Uat,
Miller was abiolvwi from all charges
ij.;uii uiw yuai) o i..-
Today .before aamo "tribunal," "Buffalo
a ' ft? u.uHM mw" unmn iru
W tffi... i I. T I .1 I I. a rtr9
Join lUJble has force f mSntert at vork
""VMj tlbttk WW! tAM tuv
HrtnOa U. 8. wagort, with tottert tid
Wonr.8sow'rho wind In fit thof same
'iicr-j(oiju.wcl onu snow ikikch aiu
iV'catiipr coutiiju mighty cold.
WEBKLY
IPruin TuMjay'i Dolly.)
hut oniiivcrry of tlto birth of the
hlon who, in liilancy, felled thn cherry trco,
and, at a later period, aevcrcd tho Kiamcao
twin arrangcmtiit tlmt existed between
J oung America and .Mammy England coming
on Sunday, had, of course, to bo celebrated
on the day following .Monday and right
well was It celebrated, hero and at tho mili
tary villagu a little north of hero. Heine an
unfortunate- editor, wc, of courc, received
invitation, to both celebrations, and, having
aafely turned our bettor half over to Sheriff
Herbert, onu of tho managers of tho IVea
cott urnitigemciit, wo struck a goodly com
pany of "Urairgers," connistlng of (Jo). 0. 1
Head, .M. (loldwater and I). I. Foster, preacd
into gervico a Pioneer livery outllt, and,
through cold and miow, succeeded in reach
ing the residence of Gen. and Mrs. Ooorgo
Crook, where were almost nil the Indies and
gentlemen of the post, with nomo from town,
dancing the Lancer, to excellent music. It
was a goodly company and, never before did
wo perceive a set of ladle and gentlemen
who apjicnrcd happier. Lunch timo came,
and all prevent enjoyed au excellent feat,
tho last dish of which cousisted of Icecream.
Having done our duty at the post, wo star
ted for town, and sjieut some time in tho
ball-room here, watching tho graceful move
ments and cooiugi of maidens fair and their
beaux, when aupiier waa announced and wo
were again forced to "imbibe" a few tid-biu.
lint, we have strung this yarn out until our
oor head nnd the beads of tho printers all
sleepy hcadi, to-day appeal to us for rcspito
from labor, and so we will conclude by hop
ing that the anniversary of tho birth of
America's best and greatest son, will ever
thus bo celebrated by thoso who inherit the
blessings won and bequeathed by him, till
time shall Ins no more.
Col. Jas. II. Nelson, of the pay depart
ment, U. S. A., and his brother arrivod here
yesterday from McDowell and 1'humix. Tho
Colonel started for 1'hwnix tome time ago,
to meet Colonel Taylor, who was tn rvuie
from Tucson, with money for Colonel Neliou.
Procuring this money, tho Colonel started
f' . Prescolt, without an escort, arrived at
Cavo Creek and found it almost impassable;
tugged, "sounded" and worked away until
ho cot himself and oartr across, when all
went well until tho Agua Fria barred bis
path with its terrible water. Hero ho rested
hcvcral day, waiting for tho waters to fall,
a thing they did not do until they had un
dermined tho very deep well at Duppa't sta
tion, and thereby ruinod said station.
The Colonel linally succeeded in crowing
the raging river and reaching the Hasiayam
pa at Smith's mill, from which place, lie trav
eled, overland, to Wickeubnrg. He took
tbi course on account of tho impassability of
the road through tho canon of the Hassa-
jamps
While nt Helling & Co.'a place, on Salt
River, that stream roso very high, but did
not break through the new dam at the head
of the Swillim; canal. While tho river was
at its bighejt, spread out for several miles,
Major Veil crowd it in tilsuuggy, wuicu was
"ferried" acn by two horee swimming
their way, with great effort and sound horse
tense. The tucecasful venture of the Major
was commented on an Ma bravo deed.
The croix. Col Nelson state, were looking
exceedingly well, and many fanner who bad
this year planted nothing weru leeling real
good over volunteer crops of wheat and bar
ley that were started up by tho rain.
SrooTi.vr. Parties, ktc Lieut Schuyler
left Camii Yerde with his command on the
22d. H has nboti tone hundred Indian scouts
and a largo detachment of tho Fifth cavalry.
ile expect to scout through the lonto iiuin
to Camp McDowell.
Lieut 1 homas' commanu arnveu ai wrap
Vcnlo on the 21t, and will leave there some-
time this wtck.
Lieut W. J. Ross, A. I). 0.. and 3rr Thos
Moore wcro at Camp Verde alt last week tit-
ting out the pack-trams to bo used oy l.tcuu
Sehuyle and Thomas. They returned to
hpulnmrurrs last cvenins.
Col Nelon, who had been to Camp Mc
n,ill in tnct Col Tavlor. arrived at head
quarters lat night, with fund to pay off the
troops stationed at posts in norincm
Nkw "Stiiikiw." Mr Scott of Kirkland
Vallev. who i In town, report the discovery
of a now and rich gold-bearing ledge near
the Vesuvius mine, in alnutUrovc district.
Mnura Ilrvson. Zika and others have just
returned from tho IJIack Canon section of
countrr, with very rich specimen of gold
mek from a ledce recently discovered by
them near tho edge of tho mesa, cast of Drip
ping Spring. These specimens contain pieces
of gold nearly as largo as grains of corn.
They talk of returning and working tho rock
by arrastra process.
Weathck. There was a lull in the snow
alorsi yesterday, about 2 o'clock in tho after
noon, but tho white Hakes commenced falling
arain a Httlo after dark, and. for several
hours thereafter this section of country was
subjected to a violent, blinding snow-storm.
ThM l-ir is now cluar. wind shsrp from the
northwest. This last downpour brings the
fall of water, sinew December 1st, 1873, up to
abouc Ihlrtetii iww.
Knowin one assort that two ladica and
a many gentlemen or this vicinity will very
.hnrtlv annear in white vcili. gloves, and such
other finery aa Is UkUally Worn by K.rons
who proinuo to take each other for " better
or worse."
The mail from tho Verde arrived in town
ycu;rdayf but brought no exciting news.
irrom Wi-ilna)-' Oally.J
A CARD.
Pr rciTT, T.. February 2 1, 1874
To tht Editor of the Arizoim Mintr:
As there appear to lw somo feeling against
Chinamen by a considerable txjrtion of tho
American population of this part of tho coun
try, we, tho undersigned, ucsiro to piaco any
blamo that may attach to our countrymen
for a violation of the lawa of tbo Territory,
where it properly belongs, an'd, therefore,
beg leave to state that wo have lived in this
town and vicinity for several years, and have,
during that time, tried to get along in peace
with all classes of the population, and when
wo have been drawn into any trouble, it has
l...n rhrollfrll SVrtain CllinaniCIl WUO WCTU
ith tho Georco Ah Fat wash-
house, on OraniUj street in this town; and
were it not for tho parties abovo reierrcu to.
wc do not licliovo tlto people oi tuts comma
M linvn till! stlffhtost CAUSO for COnV
pi Jut. Our deslro Is to live here and bohavo
oumeJvcs, and mako an honest living and
Jrar t-ho conuuenco oi uio comniunuy.
Ham HoNfi,
8am Lkk,
Ciuiar.y AiiSlv,
Cum Waii,
AiiKi,
. Jim Fouk.
PninJlf H.llnh. nf lyvnx creek, was Ih
town yeterlay, nd Informed in thnt the
ittercurv in hi iWeTfnotnctcr had got down to
four dcsrrcen below zoro. This on a recent
wornlnc. Old residents told him that tuta
AHKA .jllNlill : PRKSCOTT, FEBRUARY
wm the lowest thoy had ever known mercury
to drop in that camp, but wo uro "a living
witness" to tho fact that in tho winter of
IbM it fell to about 20". The samo winter,
thermometers in Prescott Indicated 11" be
low, and it was nipping weather, r
Feet, In leading mines, continue to change
owners. A day or two ngo, .Mr Williams,
mayor of the village, purchased, lrom Mr
U rn. Cole, SI, 000 worth of feet in ilraduhaw
mines.
Our hugo friend, Charley Yatoi, has boon
investing in Iirena and other llradshaw
mining projwrty.
Mr (Jayety, of Cherry Creok, near Camp
Verde, Is still wrestling with quart, and
thinks ho has the best "lay out" of any man
in this section.
Wood. Capt Goodalo, of Fort Whipple,
offers to pay tho highest price for fifty cords
of good dry wood.
Surgeon Magruder, incdlc.il director of this
military department, employs his spare timo
in capturing and preserving feathered sjicci
mens of tho country ; also, plant llowers, etc.
Col Cany Is right lively now, since so much'
rain and snow have fallen. He says that our
great mineral resources will now bo devel
oped. All travelers from California speak in high
terms of McMullen's station, on tho Prescott
and Ehronlcrg road, which is kept as all sta
tions ought to bo kept, by Mr Kd. Gilbert,
A Chincso company of this town have a
card in to-day's Miner, in which they ac
cuse members nf another Chinese company,
whine hcadquartors are on Granite stnet, of
acts and intentions cslculaled to injuro the
huducss of the signers nf tho card, who mi.ro
ly desire to m let nlono in their buins of
washing the linncn and other garment of the
"natives" of tho country.
S. 0. Fredericks report very cold weather
on tho upper Hassayauipa, with snow be
tween 2 and 3 feet on a level and neck-deep
on the north hill side. His wheel and arras
tra s will very soon bo ready for running.
Mr Miller, from ISig Rug. reparts tho loss
of a tluuio or two by flood. Miner doing
real well : wheel and arrastra in course of
construction will be llnishcd early next wcok.
(rrvta Thnriulijr'f Irally.)
The driver of the last mail wagon report
having jmMcd Goldwatcr's freight train this
ido of oolsey lull, working its wy, slow-
y, to rrvscolt. lins train is prtncqiaiiy la
ic n with goods for C. 1. Head it Co.
Lieut-Col Dodge, promoted to tho Twenty
third Infantry, via General Crook, is to leave
ew 1 nrk, en route lor the Headquarters ni
his regiment, somo time next month, coming
acro the plains to Santa Fe, thenco by way
of Camp Apache to Prescott.
I'critons unacquainted with this section of
country and who arc on tbo hnnl for placer
mine, bad better try their luck in England
gulch, a little south of Prescott, on Haasay-
ampa creek, In the gulches around loo uei
Pasco mine, or on the can fork of Humbug
creek.
All talk of bridging GrauiUs creek appear
to have subsided since the cold weather has
caused its waters to tubid, but there will
come a timo when it will be impassable and
those who favor bridging it should now pay
attention to tho matter.
Col. H. A. Ilitrelow and Mr. Aleck Harris
arrived in town day before yesterday, from
their gold digging on lower L.ynx creek.
The cold weather has shut off their supply
of water.
S.nr.ulir to relate, aomo of oar citizens
now say they "fear it is going to rain or
snow."
The Odd Fellows of Prescott aro incrcas-
ing in numbers.
"nrauicrv" Is what one of our citizens
terms a place where Patrons of Husbandry
meet.
Gen Crook is still at work, cutting down
expenses.
Weather, to-day, is wanner than for sev
eral days past.
Grant' mail wagon arrived on time this
morning, but brought no man irora i ucson.
As yet no mail from Mohave county.
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r.. iriir Axo India Items Partiwar-
vin,. fmtn Camn Verdo report the surrender
at that reservation of a band of sixty-two
renegade Apaches, who had absconuea tome-
t !m hrV- u, the mountains, where their re
' re" J
I- Lnnwn to Annt Williams, who
sent them word to return at once, uiwn con
M Vdi f va--v v ' - a '
dition that the young buca anouui dc con
fined for ona mouth m mo guaru-uouso i
Camp Verde, the old men, women and dnl-
dren to remain on tto reservation, mis mcj
did. and tho young men, numbering seven-
- t.. -1 nt I,m mtlit.rv
tecn, arc now unuer tu.io .uu .
The appearand of the whole party was
wretched, indicating great simenng irou.
hunger and cold in the mountains.
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Lieut Thomas scouting iiy r...-..j
ganized aud ready to atart out.
Colonel Nelson, Paymaster, left to-day to
pay oir the garrison of Camp crdc.
The mining works which Mr 8. 0. Freder
cricks has about completed and ready for
work on tho Hassayampa, are: a fivo-sump
battery and three arrastras, With a waUr
whcel to drive them. These ho has succeed
ed in erecting, principally by his own labor,
fordoing wiiich he deserves our warmest
commendation. In the vicinity of hu work
are ledge of rock, carrying considerable free
gold. The first run will bo on about 40 tona
of ore belonging to Mossra Banning & Smith,
who havu aaid ore In a pile, mixed with wood,
ready lor roasting. After treating this batch,
Ur F. will start on rock of his own. .May no
bo entirely aucceful.
Snow. Several showers of very " wet"
snow fell in Precott last night and this
morning.
iiitiii i Lk Rradshaw arrived in town
yesterday with pieces of rich ore from tho
ii..it rvr-fk countrr. forty miles south of
Prescott.
Mr II. II. Cartter, Jr., and Mis Serilda
Miller, oro to bo married next Mouday even-
l.niiso of S. 0. Miller, near Pres-
-.5. Ti.r will Iib danclns and other lestive
cxcrclnca ufter the wedding. Many of our
citizens havo received invitations to graco
tho alliir with their presence.
Nonet As tho Sacrament of tho Lord's
a .-iti iw. rolnbratcd on next Sabbath
morning after tho 11 o'clock sermon, thcro
will be religious icrviccs each evening ofthU
week when the aiurnoora i oj ..,...
for other purpo.
G. A. Ur.BnKit.
A fellow namcMl Ilrown wm, last night,
Il, an arm- 08(1 01 KlUllliiiK
in rear of nlara buildings on Montexuma
street, wbfel it was thought, ho was about
ZT.' 1 i.atln,, innile t hrcaU to that effect,
upon b'elng put SS
li t bumming prociiviiiw.
JennliiL's arrested tho follow and lodged lrnn
in jail, whero ho la at thu prwent wntmg.
Il'ron. Tburljr' Dally.)
SALT MV EH VALLEY.
(CONRKarOMPEIIlB or TUB abuoxa mixk'b.)
Piiik.nix, Maricopa County, A. T., t
February 2Ut, 187-1.
Wj have had an abundance of rain, so tlmt
irrigation will nut bo needed for somo time.
Salt River has again been up very high
within three feet of being a high a it was
before.
Thcro has been no mail communication
with1 Tuctou fur some timi. No mail from
Wickeubtirg since the l.lth, until last night.
On Tuesday, Jas, A. Moore, with his usual
energy, sent the regular mail over from Mari
copa Wells, for which ho deserves thanks
and for which wo were all very grateful. If
tho mail contract wcro let by merit, .Mr
Moore would receive a largo share for the
next trrm.
Tho ditches are nearly all repaired again,
much sooner than was anticipated.
If tho hay and grain contractors put in
fair bids fur supplying those articles wo will
all be happy yet. II not, every farmer in
Salt River valley will unite in opKing the
min or men who propone robbing them of
their hard-earned crops.
Dilring this high raise of water Chan.
Whitlow has been buty ferrying men aud
animals across tho rivrr at his place.
About a week ago the Governor passed
through town, en routo to California to pur
chase a band of sheep.
The mill of Wm. IS. Hellings Jt Co. is busy
grinding.
Hosoa Greenhow is repairing the road lead
ing from tbo northeast corner of town
towards Wickenburg.
The young folks of Phoenix and vicinity
held a dance In the school-house last night.
Thy propose, hereafter, having one ouco a
week.
The Chincso in town are divided into two
factious aud sundry arc the dispute betwern
them. Not long since a fair damsel of uw
party sued a brave man of the other Jrty
for SlOt for money lent, Ac, but fsilod to
make it stick. The end is not yet.
A few nights since " tin Meztiauo Valicnlt''
broko into a house where dwelt a frail but
fair one, for the purpose of finding out who
was her companion. Luckily for him ah was
alone, or there would have been a funeral the
next day. Judge Alap fined him 50, in
default of which he was committed to jail for
ten days.
The teams of J. M. Firyan aro waiting to
cross Salt River. The teams of L. Ortne and
J. T. Dennis just got over the river, on their
way to Yuma, before tbo raise.
The Agua Fria is higher than It was ever
known to be before. It is said that tb
water is up around Duppa's hooso and that
his well ha caved in. The mail crossed witb
much difficulty. The roads arc very muddy.
To-day ha ben very chilly. The moun
tain around tbo valley are covered with
S30W.
Tho mud-roofed bouses in town leaktd
during the rain.
Mirriku. In Phamix, on the evening of
the 13th int, by Judgo J. T. Alsap, Andrew
Likarte to Miss Julian Hobbs, both of Camp
McDowell, A. T. Roa.
The first and only Grange of tbo Patrons
of Husbandry in Arizona, was a few day ago,
organized at Phumix, Salt River vattey. A
few old boys of this place hare serious ideaa
regarding a "Orangery" hero, upon tlit arriv
al of contract flgurers now c rxtU.
It it hinted that the Mr Van Duscn who
has secured tho contract for earning malls
on the Prescott and San Bernardino route, is
an old California stage man.
" Uncle" Ike llradshaw ay he is not the
Rradshaw that ha contracted for service on
the Prescott and Albuquerque route.
Gossip have it that ill Nellie, daughter
of President Grant, is engaged to be mar-
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neal W a -owouy a.uBiuw rcvu -uu
of a rich man. Hope she 11 'throw" him and
come to Arizona.
Again, Mr. Fred Grant, son of his father,
has curious notions regarding a Miss Cooke,
of Washington.
LATEST DY TE LEO RAM.
Tucson. Feb. 27. Soldiers arrived last
night, direct from Camp Grant. They re
port that Uapt lay lor ana ins commanu lounu
tho San Carlos-Indians, in a body, in Mescal
Mountains, about IS mile north ot old Camp
Grant. Tho Captain regarded his force in
sufficient, and returned to Camp Grant for
reinforcements, lhe report is mat an irooi
which could be spared at Grant were sent
out on Wednesday.
Nothing has been hcaru of Uapt Hamilton
and his command. They left Grant about 10
days ago, well equipped, and with aliout a
lull company and soma Indian scout. Par-
tics just tn from Ban 1'euro anil uiencga re
port no depredations nor any signs of hostile
Indians. It commenced raining about seven
this morning and continue moderately at
this hour y:3U a. in.
Our reports from Wickenburg, Maricopa
Wells and Pha-nix, announce cold and cloudy
weather.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AZTLAN LODGE No. 177, P. & A. M.
K.falir MrKlnfl nf tbla' Lnda ma tb. Ial
flalurtUy or Mb monla, at 7 o clock r. M.
HojoornlDg brttbrrn a, fratrmally larttrd
to all.nd.
THOMAS COniMS. W.M.
C. W. WBLIJt, H-jtsry.
1. 0. 0. F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. 1.
Itrulnr MrrUnri of tbla Il na.Wrd
(Mday Kt.oIdki, al MskwI. Hall. Mn
bra of lb. Order, tn rvl aUwullnf, at.
InrlUd Ut atUnd. U U. Jt'.WRI.L, If. U
. A. LUKK, Karrrrtary.
All tb slrc.t.fra.ae.1 and Ix-al IUIU I'litraRATfOXf,--I'nmwUa.
Oili, Uyra, and luvlcoratora. Labia's n.nuln.
Krr.ch KitracU. riara. l'owdrra. and ,oaiiiilii. tan
UMit UK. KCNDAI.Ii M,
ailT73 l1onar Uruf Mlr.
POST OPJ?ICi; PRESCOTT.
Malls rrtv froifl all jotfiW, Mvmlayw and Tbarvla) a.
Orrif . b-ntf a bum t A. U. to H r. St.
imuri, WwluwUjrt, f tklayl axl nalid,
May Urdavs 1m4 vrry day of tb vnrk
Raud.y. UULANUO ALI.KM,
V, r
I-. n
DHK WEED RllMEDY OB 0RE00K BHEU-
IIMUC Cur,Al Ut, RtUOUl.PIUjnwia.
A
27, 1871.
. i . i - 7 i. i V, T "in i . i "- T - . ti Tan "i
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .
Ordinance No. 3.
It ii tMol lg tht Mavit and t'kl t t TIIUm
mf I'tuoUU v
HsCtlO.l lrX Any l-rmluuli(fof k'(nilr.noyiVjf,
Wrr-liuWM, wiIImjum, c.llnr, m ulif Iim.. hIIsIq Ih
.rntl) limit. u( Hi. tllUg. ,J 1'rrto.rtt, any uI'owd.f1
I.U.Uih powrWr, g-Utit .mijr, ru. twlkiii, iiltru jlye.
tlu, w vthr-r I).I,W. Hlal lttrj(rruu utrttiuic. vr un
UiUl, by vliler iuui. kirjwD, akait upua cuavktlcii
llwrrxjl to .l.vifiml Kullly nf tiilaaUMAar,
Aimlluauy mm iMt If.i tiuta twrulyUta ilutUrs, unt
ln.rn than us. bun-lrril l..l!n. I'MhM, tlmt MirreliSbU
kiI trwlcrt inr k..p la tUlr rictW iUm uf biul
Iim. Ur IwinryilUU int., uf KuaMKil.r mil tmtniivg i
mil, uf IiImUii irrlr w.l tu ttHtg ', u.4, uf
yliuit jHilrr not ncKlini( 1 pmutU, of rub cuitvii Dot
Krc.Vf.l. It itiittl b. Hi duly of rry rrm wlll.l.
iht curir.l IlinlU v( Xhm tlllw. of 1'rr.cill, t krrp tli.
(Urwaikt In fr.rnt of k TmlMi Mni4l liy Oi.iil I.
gwl rrjuir ml Mcnr. nm.ll0oa, axl asy irum tufT.i
lug inch UIilk to ImMinn or rtmlloiKt v bnikm or out
of rr(lr wi Ui .nilHngr.r Hf or llu.li, th.ll umrotiie
lion tbrrrof ! il..u..l iculltyofk HiUUriuranor nod to
putit.lic-1 by a fin. of but Uu tluto Un nur lunfri tlwu fifty
UolUri.
htCX Tli. ItMurd.r of U. villain of 1'rM.ott rji.ll
list JnrUilrrilvn ot vk-Utkna of .11 city onlinf. r, and
nil fin, ollrcinl lot Tlouilloti. lh.roof.li.il b xM hi th.
City Tr.Miir.r. aui II tUll U tbr dnty uf IU lUr.krJ U
m that all ufdlu.be. nr. fuJthtully rs.tutwi.
Oriliiiiiucc No. -I.
II it cnlmd by IKt Mtiyur and CV.fiffl nf (A VHUj4 tf
J'rtictt .
Any rr. wlllln tb. nofxt limlu of th. tllUf. of
IVvvtt, wliiUU inakr, mitmuurr., or Mailt in mak.
If any Umjmt nuia, or dUturUuc ur Uwli of lb.
ftt. ky eiuliir1n( any rvin In fifbt, or Uirui.l.j
Ui I rht, ur by t$UMnf ui otlrwir, ur wko aball ind.
t.uy . if, bla ivrauo, or wtw ahall dm iW.w or la
d.unt loufe, lu say oublW la a Imfcl and InU.
Lruua m..nr, hi crictkia iA My of lb. abor.
uuraora. ak.ll m d..rI rnllly of a iaudnanur and
pu.'.ahnl by a tor uf nut Ia (Jan U nor tuof. Uan on.
iiuudrad duliwt. In U. dWr.tt.ai of Ik. mart.
I ltKI). WILLIAMS, Mayer.
AnrJT: J AH. U. OTIH, lUvunUr. I.W7wU
HUMMONS.
TNTIIK JCHTKTH COt'KT OI l'KBCOTT I'ltE
1 Hurt, I tb t-outit of Vt.U, T.rrllury uf Ariauca.
Ju C. OtU, J. I".
Di.iri, TNoasr, Ilaistlff, )
agtintt
Jm.M.Tllomji, K.frtxtinL )
TA Tirrilary vtrmma mmIi griilimf T. Jas. H.
IVrmat, d.frixja.t.
Von a, brraby .uomwrml v aftwa b.frr. a.., at my
& la I'rrttott, la Ui cuunty .1 Y.f ajl. tin tb 77 U
lr uf A irtl. A. I.. 1K7I, at ll e'tUck. u.. Is aa ae-
Uon Lruufkl vralut yvn by uid r-laiatul klurnlLt
m4at or Uw abut, fcan.1 ouiiiUQ.
artkin la bruua-Lt Ui ii IU. aaa uf tbrr bna-
drvd UAIut, SKiory kvavd. or Ju.la-n.at will b Uka
ar.ioit rwu lor th x.14 atuouat, W(br vlui eutu or
1k.a auit, if yuu faU W apfwar kui aar.
T la. rwrtn ur any Ora.rbW of Mid Uonsly,
rruf Mat. Ufmi ..rrW. .ad d. r.lur. bruf.
Olt .. andvr lay kud. Una 3dh day f I'.bruay, A.
I) IftTI. J AH. ii. OTta,
f.bV7 A Juatk. of tbr I'm. of laid Prtalad.
WHAT LIVE MEN
clv:v do.
Peace With the lApaches
..ANIL...
(TELEGRAPH LINKS
66 It ESULTAiVT!"
A DAILY PAPER
AM).
CHKAP GOODS
IN PRESCOTT.
RAILROADS COMING, TOO.
BASHFORD'S STORE
VTIZKVXY HERE.
VjT Call, Em, PcrcUa a&j dm far tit Oraai
laotk Da la Frier. clWa
ri()EKR DRLG STOKE.
Prescott, mOf Arizona.
'On hand and for Sale:
AVER'S, JAYNE'S, BRISTOL'S,
1IUE.IK AXD II A 1.1 11
Family MedicineH,
Aad a fall aarartaM-gt of tb. rrt PmUmt M.dlcla
now In Ik. aik warraawd trrvti and irraauaa.
Fancy Tviltt Artiebt, Sxtj and Ptrfiimerf,
And a fan sarHr llraunra Mainctsxa.
Phr.ltlaMaa' Pre acrlpllaa. rarrfally nd art.f-
ately Compoand.4. EO. D. KENDALL,
tjrin, KcxuaU.'a DfiW la rvarnf Dra; Su.
)aa3Ta
ORIENTAL
Restaurant, liakcry and 81mm
Next door to ti Mta oc,
FRI.M1I Bttl'AD, PIES, CAKES,
GOOD BOARD.
Vairlahwt y Ih. Wctk, Dy, .rXial, svt
tha fallowing rlr. I
l'nWnl Tn dollars, enmaer.
fil.fl. UtaU Ktty-BV easts.
Oond Laf.r, Bw WW., Unwn and C1v. k.jl con
taaUy a ka.l, lor la. aAaoauaOdaiUoa
ol ttut.wa.ra.
JtlUN UTEMMEU, rrorWW.
PrrKort. Aifil 18. 1H73.
Viask Itucclua. Tatorinujc mtiua.
Purcella & Lolsilldn,
Itar. now on band, at tka4r HaiCK HTOaa, (lUTrnaa's otd
rtaad), Oondwla Stmt, an ainoa m
UKOCERIKS, PROVISIONS,
CLOXIIIKO. riOOfB 8"OMS
MINING TOOX.9, WQUOKS, Ac,
Vbk-h tb.y .ffrrfor a3 tlrmp. fb8rf
1? JZ E I X
Juit Received at
KELLY & STEPHENS'.
ANTELOPE RESTAURANT,
Qutloy Street, Noitli Slda of the Plaxa,
I'KENCOTT, ARIZONA-.
Tka rVdfwMnr nf tbla itanraat Vrtft-
folly .nnuunCM IbttV. win ttr no iat
le oaten. k tb. tn of bla painwi.
Mnla will Ui furnltbM t mil hour! uf tb.
ilr,.4 4hn Ubl. tnpIUt witli fUo, (ad tb choiMlt
Atftcartr-s Out ran b. jaf4. Evsrytblof th-aa aad
aerteU up la lb. brat Myl.
' 'r.WlllTEItHAIl.frorrlrWr.
ritxeott, Nnv.mbrr Sl. Itf7g. aoti
ELIXIR PEBUVIAtT BARK, WITH PRO
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
CP. HEAD. JACK MARKS.
C. I HEAD & CO.,
PRESCOTT,
n. ietfally aipvntre U tlic yrvy'h of Nurtbrra Arhona.
UmI IWy bai. km on band
THE bAHOEST and BEST STOCK
....o ....
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Ever Offered in this Market,
....COKrlSTlSO Of. ...
LADIES' rUIvNISIILNU GOODS,
QonU' Furnishing Goods,
Mllituty FurniMliiiii; G'ootl
drv ooods, onocEiuxas,
PKOVIHIONB, XTLOVit,
Dried and Canned IYuiU and KsaU
13ootw and 8I100M.
CUTZJZRT, HAHDWAKH
CnOCKUnYWARB,
TOBACCX)S AND CIG.VIIK,
"WINES, LIQTJOKS,
FA5CY GOODS, OILS AWD PAUTf ,
GunN, I?iMtolN9
JLXFU! AND BLA8TDTO POWSZK.
SHOT, LEAD,
FUSE AND CARTRIDGES.
Iron and iStoel,
Mining & Farming Implement.
eto, ETp, ere.
WlttOft WB WILL HKLL, fOB CASH OVUT, AT
THK BklALLMT I-orusiBtX MAIWUi A BOTH
COT AM) CA&KIAOK.
LIBERAL PRICES
Paid in Merchandise or Currency
.... ro....
GOLD rTJSO?,
COLD
AND .SILVER BULLION,
....AMU TBC...
Mcrdumtablo Products
OP ZBS OOTJXTRT OPQ3iaTJiT.
Martyr nuvfaQy stodbMl Hm KoUr f gterla 4-
tlraM. tar VUt atafeat, aavl battoff mm bud sa laTf. mad
as Tnrted aa aa.nr1r.ia1, aUr4 wita Dm giialasl faam-
U. car, ww tern taaMwH tbal tur U ntuimg yaar ra
WW Wttar .naMa UMllaTr tm amawrllll WwmmU
ta.li mwmitHj tkaa arar kanaui-ja.
rraMH, Artaama, Jmtrarf 3, IKi.
9 m. n. sooprs.
idnaW; aai 1mI'A.T
Baa rnacaaea, CaUJmia.
WM. B. HOOPER & CO.
aXeicliixiit,
Forwwrd&ra,
ooiaassioir a&witb
tftrf Ittiair, AUnriac M u4
Trmk tbir Tvi Mm( aM
RE A VY STOCK
From European, JEadem,and
San Francisco JilarkeU.
T Mkaa, IrtoV. a4 SV Kanavs, Ma, Llfaar
DmWs, )Ua'Aro a Tnaperfri at fata watch
(aaraaU. aaftMacUoai,
OOMMipSIOHKIIS
TWifa 'Cormrudaat la At 'CKCF.T CITIK Of
THE WOKLD, OKVTXX A'w 'WCLED TO TSK
LETTER.
(J0N S I G-1V-MENT S
Of Tiatt, Uttthii or'MadtbMry fee Aterttca, fV
(raa.dJi.biDi art attr.drt to STRICTLY IM AC
OOKDASCE VlTII INRTVuCTlONa, t. tto
b.t raUrwt of tb imtm.
THE M08T ritObf'fT DISPATCH AXD CARE-
Wis DKL1VEKV AXHUKED. Tb. oaoctiM a4
lrra8CnrU an ftrtod t vy J! la la T.trirrr.
OOLD DUST, VJOI.1) AXD 8ILVEII BULLIOM.
V. R, Bonds, Tf auy Drafts, Lajal T.ixt.rs, fUldUsf'
VTarraau. Eaatm' Drafts, az.4 pt Oocaatdal Prr,
Oraln, llkiv, Wool and ALL TE8KJT0KIAL AND
MEXICAN rhODUCTS tu4ktava6j-OUCAn -.
4 ilnun wad. as nay b drshta.
Our Stock, is Complete.
OL'lt COXSECTIOSR T1IH DEHT. Aai w cff.r
lbli4or Arlsona, Bonora amj New M.xtcu ladut.
mtDt totobUinabV. ataay albrr Uuumuq lb. lJls
Cuaat.
Bovltf WM. B. HOOI'UU A. CO.