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W15I3KLY ARIZONA MINER: P.RI5SCOTT, APRIL 3, 1ST-J.
.7. It. Miti-ion, Ktlitor.
Tfwr ii aot toa, till-v?, rslliurj past, farmlag it
miliar tttlntit t Ariioc.i l:i -blch the MIMIII doel
not eircslito, n.l of It Ate eot to erf ry Bute and
Territory of tho Unions which, couple! with llsaR") and
itidlag, tnilto it J very lssi.-sbla advertising mdltun.
O'lIlC TjATI-
Karly this week, wc puhlUhcil the suh
staiice of n s pcciul dispatch to the Mt.M'.K
from Tucson, snying. that army olllcers lately
in commanl of Imlian reservations had tie
itiatuicil of the Interior department, a full in
ve'tigation of their accounts whilu svting in
such capacity, and a comparison of tho cot
and rebuilt of their administration, with
those obtained under tho 'mure humane' utiil
child like nominees of tho various religious
bodies in the East.
Wc now know that Maj. V. II. llrowi:,
5th cavalry, is one of thu olliccrs referred to
and from our personal knowledge of this offi
cer, we can assure our readers not only will
an investigation exonerates liitn from any sus
picion of extravagance or malfeasance, Init,
as tho 3ljor generally knows what ho is
about, will probably bo tho means of laying
before trie public a full exjiose of the deplor
able condition of affairs prevailing at the
Sun Carlos" reserve during the time It was
tinder the control ol the Interior department,
the disgraceful antagonism between tho two
rival agents both humanitarian. which
led to tho death of that fine young officer
Almy, and, generally, this investigation can
not fad to probe to tlio bottom tho corrupt
sot, known ns the Indian ring, at least so
far as Arizona is concerned.
Mixes and Mi.nimj. The space at our dis
posal, this Friday, will not admit of any
lengthy remarks on this subject, but we point
with satisfaction, to tho accounts, scattered
here and there, through the " local," of the
success that has so fir attended the efforts of
placer and quartz miners, all of whom Lave
been making money, by tho slowest, crudest
mining modes. It is a fact, that in no other
section of country situated as Arizona is,
could men work gold and silver rock, in ar
rastras as successfully and profitably as our
miners have done, arc yet doing, which fact
proves that pur mines arc the ricliest ;n tUe
world,
. -s
Be Cuinrfr.. The spring fires have star
ted in California. Let us of Arizona look
well to our stoves, (Ire places, eta, and avert
rnntlagratioiH that would be ruinous to us.
These remarks apply to citizens of the tim
bered districts, as well as to those residing
in wooden towns.
Interxai. Ukvh.ncj:. Mr. Thotnas Cordis,
collector of Internal revenue, district of Ari
zona, has x notice under the head of new ad
vertisements, of interest to business men.
Another Mini:. Mr. John Smith, of
Camp McDowell, Maricopa county, informs
us, by letter, that a party of prospectors bad
just discovered what they said was a very
rich silver mine, thirty miles to the south
west of Sacaton station, on tho Gila. He
had sent out a practical miner to look at the
mine.
Tho New York World made a respectable
bull, w hen it said that, "with one hand, Gen.
Howard would put ono Apache in the font
of Christianity, and, with tho other hand,
take a dozen out." Tho jwr General has
but one hand.
Eight hundred wickies, is the number re
cently counted by citizens of Florence, who
went with Lieut Ward's command, after
Apaches. All new wicklcs, at that
Gov. Satrord bos favored us with about a
dozen copies of his admirable pamphlet on
Arizona and its resources. Thanks.
Not being able to crowd all the
rcadinz
matter into the Weekly, we again accompany
tho edition with a supplement, containing
very good reading matter. We have a ma
nia for printing more matter than wc have
r-pnee for, which mania is not very profitable
fur us, but, we do hope that subscribers will
appreciate our enterprise.
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Wc presume it is all right, that pardoning
of Wiley, by the Governor. Vide Tucson dis
patch, liut, that school apportionment ap
pears to us a littlo mysterious.
Acctio.v. To-morrow (Saturday) at 11 a.
in., J. L. Fisher, auctioneer, will commence
to sell, at his rooms in the old capital build
ing, atich articles as are elsewhere advertised,
and about 1,000 worth of men's clothing.
"Uncle" Sanders, of Miller valley, comes
to town almost every day und carries on with
the boys, just as if the frosts of about seven
ty winters had not whitened his well bal
anced head.
pROCEtM.ST.s i.v Justice's Oouit. Yes
terday, Justice J. C. Otis transacted bust
ncM as follows :
John Chart, bound over until next term of
court.
Jos Wilkins plead Guilty to bavins stolen
b watch from Mr. Khodtts and was fined $25.
A warrant was issued for tho arrest of .Mr,
Dotiahugh of Williamson volley, who stands
charged with two crimes.
Wc hone that the tinio is not far distant
when tho Government will have to pay citi
zens for property stolen and destroyed by
marauding Indians, as by such thieves thou
sands ol lrontier people have been ruined aim
other thousands crippled nnd bound to pov
erty ror many j ears.
'
Tho vlllago assessment roll footnun 5218,
072.00. '
Prcd William hs a now adnTliMtncnt in
to day's Mt'i'Kii.
Our new chief justice, Judijo Dunne, Is
said to bo a very able man. He has resided
in Washington for several year p;st, prafe
ticing as a lawyer before tho American and
Mexican claims commission. He Lai recent
ly returned from Kurope.
Tho Roardi of Supervisors of tho wvcral
cotinttes will meet in regular scion on tho
llrst Monday of noxt month. '
Ctt HhotMuSoott i'mds the Texas-Paoillo n
' rcigh tnd riigwl road to travel. , ,,
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l Anstlw, UalifwHin, talk of tifttaWish..
n r a savings bank. .; ,
Tho Arizona CltUon, or Tucson, dated
March !W, reached us yestciday.
The number contains Dr. Tonnci-'s letter
and lengthy rentniks thereon, which do not
give the Dr. credit lor fairness, honesty, or
the tight oit of love for humane principles.
We arn very glud to see our contemporary
Mid into tlio Doctor uud hit letter, even at
this late date.
The "U ailet" is devoted to telling wind the
editor know and has rend about Judge K.
I'. Dunne, the gentleman who is to Micrced
Judge Titus ns chief Justice of the Tmi-torv.
Delegate McCormick tells.Mr. K. M. l'earce, j
in a letter, that he, (Mel.'.) was working bird !
for such a i eduction of the White .Mountain
Indian nervntlon a.s would iliconnect it i
from mining dUtricta now opciied.
( ! on CriHik informed Mjmebody that he
had just made thoiough investigation of ,
San Carlos Indian auair, ami fiileil to di- j
cover that word or acts of any white man I
caued the Apaches to leave there
K. X. Kid, Co., of Tucon, h.l received
.10 (XX) lbs new l-oo .
Wo e "waXtg it, way to Tucon, !
from men and mines in Papago district. j
A new district, "Silver Mountain," had
been found. It is west ol Ittcson.
TELEGRAPHIC
WnOilmtnn, April 2. Srwitur Jun snrprhrdtlie Sen-
atr yestrnlay. !) hl anPitnmt niraiast InrUtkm. llplaj--I
far debntlBir ability nkk-h If tlcrnlnl tit lumr.t. ynAW
Intrn tit. nil) malt- htm it rrHlull..ii limto itxliiriht: than
I tlohr.. lVxjrt nf ritrrMni lortation It rtxilltie in Ihi
I Xrnate. It l now iloublftil nhrthT lhy hh carry th
Irrc iwnunc dim on nnnnor inniafii im owiaii".
TliBrman, cf lint Henl istmmiltrt ihi t'rlTntr luml
rlalm tti rmmltt! will rrpnrt nclirrrMy im the bill
pnrsMajr tn tsinfimi the SL JamN Cathll miMiiHi liUss l
fnur ikits of tlaail rovrrlni; llc of Umn of VaocouTrr,
Vaahinittim Trntiry. I'll rimtmlltts. noiimf) th
prrmixt taken by Megal Mfl'mMm In hh ifwlft that
lh qurftlitm Is une for Omrti nhl tot GtmfT.
KrwiVorV Aprll2.--lloAMr was n"rl.v K-try tsl by flrr
ymtrnUy. Iit (KTiMntt (Ue tlll raln.
lblkillpliia. April U.Krle ltailnsul trlVrrat Sin
nuthana il'iot Imrr "iiiWttnl ilown. Trwips rfmoTisl tn.
i.y.
Atutln. Nv.. April 2. A lfrrlM trfjily orfnrril
Huwlnr Uxrt. in famkv Tnllv. Bir this i-lty. Ikllo
wa Jili of Wt n'ff ami a ywmg man nnmr.1 Xortun.
rktin kiiini nts wif, two nun; gmt rtvriun i
bin-
flf, with a Uiwf kaift.
San Kraanim, April 1. The l'oltef OimmlMlon tlita
afternoon InTMtlpntnl the charirs prffrrrr-1 by II. F
Nvptbnly a-alRtt deteetitel). W. lr' conarftWin Kith
the Saa-Canmlelr tte, the x4xur of all the Han matrnal
atl thdmrrlwoment of th printtn. Aftrr a full rxatn
Inalk.n tlm boanl unaiiirunutly JfrHnl Cap t. t. prr
lunnnt only hi duly la the matttr. The charge are
therwli-re dlimlwd.
1-udfln Mail Cu. Mola tibrl luralut the Oolltiu. U Uf
rifts of tblr thlp Aritooa, In towinj her tothltpott
from CVrrol lilaniu.
Tim bark Samuel Merritt. from New Catle for tblt (mrl,
luu irtraa Intn Shiner partly disabled.
Innd Jn. irnrrh 2. Adrlect from Autlrnlio itate that
Iloehefvrt bai railed for Iximlun, vU Sad I'raiielHV,.
The butnbardmaBl ot llllboa eontlaues. (Jen IbtdM it
marcDisir fire tbeiuaad men to the astUtance of
Marthal Serrano.
ANOTHr.n Ur.w KonneRT. Mr. Wb. PoUter m
towa from upi-fr f.ynx creek, thin forenoon, vrith lh hail
neiT that in the nighl of patunkiv hut. we tlilef cr
thieves robbeil hi. arnutra of itboiit $l,OUO, the rrtm-eJ
nf upirardi of twratyseTvo tons of riV, wbteh I he pour
okt man hail mineil with his own hwU ami verkeil In hit
arnilM Thi Is u ea'e that ealls f.ir rly rHinl'htueat
In ohm the robbers ibouM bn lte- teih
The 23.1 Infantry Ilnad will ilay the Collowinr eelec-
Ural on the plasa at two o'clock p. in. to morrow :
i (juicxxei. urton ueiuro.
rieMaro Train lMk.
My Ileurt li Thine Soni.
Medley VUlan.
Urraa i n the Ocesn Wmltzcs.
lUiBlnd Me Not IU1U.L
1'i.lka lleilowa Vre Lore.
Oalop- Brfclo of th WoJ.
WEATitr.a Rrrorrrs. Tb roilnwin; hwt th iit of
the weather at the ptaf r named, at 9 n. m. to-day I
Maricopa Wellr Clear and pleamnt.
StanwliCicarand Jeaiant; therisometr oT5.
Ynoia Clear and pleatatit.
Indian Well Clear and plsn-snat.
Line to Tucaoa down aouth of Marlropa Welb.
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A. A. Surireoo Ueag'tr, on duty at Beale'i Sprlngt, ar
rived at Van WhlppU Urt nlht.
Mr William Klliioa, telegraph operator, itart for iX
new atatloa, VTlekenbur, by to-morrow's buek-bucrd.
MAIL SERVICE AGAIN.
"e have just received a letter from Dslc
gate McCormick, enclosing a letter to him
from tho second assistant postmaster-general,
giving reasons of the Department tor not
placing scrvico between tho terminus o: tlie
California Southern Pacdic rnilroau in Cali
fornia and Hardyvillc, in Arizona, which
reasons are not, in our poor judgment, just
the ones that ought to be put forth by Gov
ernment, through an agent or employe, for
the sake ol screening itself from public cen
sure for not doing IU duty by a portion-nf
its citizen. They are tnat ttic country, Tor
many miles between tho two placc, is unin
habited, and tnat, as most ol said route is. in
California, whose representatives have not
asked tor the sender, tho Department deems
it unnecessary and. on account ot tne saving
streak nf Concrcss, cannot afford to go to
nny further expense to supply the people ot
this Territory with mails. I
To this we have to say, for tho pcoplo who
wish tho route established, tha the country
between the two points is fast filling up with
minora, farmers nnd others; that the rquto
is needed by the people of San Francisco
and "titer large places in California, whoso
pcoplo ouj.dit to help ns to get it.
Mr ltouglitoD, congressman iromaouuiern
California, does not, wo presume, favor tho
route, because it does not run through Los
Ancelcs and San Bernardino, ell, then,
let him cet mall service on somo other route
. " ... . . , , i .
to tlartiy vine irom inesc niaces anu Aruonans
will be satisllcd, aitnougn mo uircci rouio w
what they most need, in order to reach San
Francisco and tno Jvwt in snori oruer. v
netition from the merchants, bankers, etc.,
of San Francisco, with the petitions now bo
inre Kicrned in the Territory. olTerinc to dis-
- o ----- ...... r.
ptmse Wltn fierviCO on iwo oincr rumrn, iur
tho sake of ccttinir tho service asked for,
would, we think, cause Congress ttr declare
the route and the P. O. Department to ad
vertise for crvice, which petition will, wc
hope, be gotten up.
It hasn't been many years since hundreds
of miles of tho country on both sides of tho
great overland railroad was Innocent of
white settlers, yet no such argument was ilc
duccd from this fact to keep tho country from
building tho road. To-day, hotticments arc
to Imj found along tbo entire road, and
thrifty ones at that.
Tho nearest railroad town to Arizona is
the-terminal town of tho California Southern
Pacific; and a line of stages from that point
to Albuquerque, in New Mexico, wwdd
hrltif? nnrcdv safvation to n country which is
I now. for lack of such facilities and pioneer
aid, u Hcmi-wiiaernerss; we, mcrsiorc, iwpo
that .Mr McCormick will mako renewed cf
forts for not only tho Hardyvflfo nnd Jlakcrs
ficld "favor," but for feemco from Prcseott
to Albuquerque.
Two good ofllcers aro nbout to depart from
tho Territory, on bick leave den Carr nnd
Maior Drown, of tho fjth cnvaln'. The last
named olllcor lias pcrlormcd a great ueni oi
. ... -. - . -...t.,
Held tluty in tho Territory. .
Monhv lrr.M. Our fellow citizens who
have the privilege of lisndling silver coin
oneo in awhile, or aft tinnr. will' Ira pleased
hhould Congress pis? tho bill providing for
ttrtnlns 20 cent nlncai. Inflationists, will
also bo pleased when Congrcsj pastes tho
, w,ww,w currency run.
MOHAVi: COM'TY.' INDIAN AM)
MINIXC AFFAIRS. .
A Corlmt correspondent ol tho Mi.sr.rt
sends the following:
Lieut Thomas and party Tested ilvo days
at Heale Soring, and two days nfter they
had tartcd out again Slier- rum and 2"0 of
the llnalpnis returned to that jHt, and on
the IMtli about MX) tnoro followed thcni.
They are now feeding about C"' Indi
an."all of whom are willini: to go wherever
j Uspt I'.trno ehooM's to take them. O.juvih
and, about ".0 of hit. band aru out yet, Imnij
among the .ServenU and llilalpai Sup.iis.
I Thi) four rnscals who to!u tho horses from
the Willows, and wounded the mail riiler,
I are in the Heale Springs guard houe.
I The success in bringing the Hualpais Inck
without lighting them. i due, in a great
' measure to ('apt Hyrne's kind and just treat
I incut, and his protecting them in all their
troubles, llualpai 'barley who, at the com
mencement of the dilllcultv, was believed by
!l 8 ".v ,0 I,c c'1 n r i,os ,f
a SIV. "S tar, proved to be true and
f-"f ! the white, . .ml has W In -t
' h! . l,J .r '"f.. " I1 71
to have been left nt the post as
suadini them to co on the reserve. If the
orders are not countermanded, thu Hualpais
will move to tho reserve in about 10 days.
Indian rations will last till about the
15th day of April. The llualpai warriors
were disarmed upon their arrival.
Mining news It important and very fa
vorable for our section of tho country. Col
Huoll has started back to California, well
pleased with the country, and is going to
put up a 20 stamp mill on John Sloan's place
on the Uig Sandy, immediately. He has
men at work grading the mill site, and ex
pects to be back here by the 10th of .May.
Mr Stcarn, principal owner of tho Dean
mine, is also shipping a mill, which will be
put up at Freeze wash, about 11 miles cast
of Hcale Springs, on tho road to I'rescott.
The Keystone, at Mineral Purk, is work
ing 20 men. The ore produced is very rich
in native and ruby silver.
.
MILITARY AM) INDIAN JEWS,
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PARTMENT OF ARIZONA.
From Wednee-Uy! Iaily.)
The secretary of war has decided to allow
the resumption of work upon Canips Grant
and I,owcll ; the buildings to be erected by
the labor of the troops. Our advices from
Grant represent that the rains during the
present winter have had a dannging effect
upon the nearly completed storehouses and
quarters. Upwards of C0,000 adobes bavin"
1 been destroyed. By the end of the current
fiscal year (Juno 30) all troops serving In the
Department of Arizona will bo comfortably
sheltered.
Orders promulgated yesterday from depart
ment headquarters, annul the contract of A.
A. burgeon II. H. Davn, to date .March lUtli,
for absenting himself without authority,
from his proper station.
Telegrams rom Tucson this morning make
it seem uncertain whether Gen Crook is to
return to Prcseott that way or corne back by
tho trail throujih Tonto Basin. Tho latter
is more probable. Major Kvans, Maj. Brown
and Lieut. Ross will come with him.
Nothing further has been heard in Tueson
of tho operations of the scouting parties un
der Randall, Hamilton, Utibcock and Schuy
ler. Tho new buildings at department head
quarters and Whipplo aro progressing rapid-
Col. Dodpc, tho new cotnroander of the
23cl Infantry, ought now to be at Camp
Apache. lie pwed through Leavenworth
March 10.
Capt. It. P. Wilson, 5th cavalry, returned
to Verde this morning. Flo took tho new
trail.
We hear it rumored that Col. Royal 1 will
take command of tho .Ith cavalry during the
absence on sick leave of Col. Carr.
IJcut. Pardee, 24d Infantry, with sixty
recruits for tho 5th cavalry, in-iy arrive
at- Yuma to-night or to-morrow. They left
San Francisco on tho steamer of the 21st
ultimo.
A large train loaded with military supplies
for tho posts near hero and for Verde, left
Khrcnberg March 2Cth.
Trora Thursday Dally.
Col. Roger Jones, Inspector-General of this
military division, is to arrive in Prescott to
night, having made an inspection of the mil
itary posts at Uealc Spring3 and Mobavo.
Wc hear it reported that tho Colonel will
go from tliis place to Verde and Apache,
thenco overland to Denver, Colorado.
The mail from Ucide Springs to-day,
broucht the Information of the surrender of
all tho remaining Hualpais, under old Slice-
rum, who delivered up nimsclt and tianu
March 30. Tho only Ilualpaw now out are a
vory small party under Oconyah, to whom
Lieutenants Thomas and Bishop will give
their close attention.
Sheernm gavo up tho four Indians, con
cerned in the attack upon Mr Rogers, and al
so all other depredators who are now in
guard-house. Tho movement to tho Colora
do reservo will commence sometime the pres
ent week.
5Ir. Strauchon, telegraph 'operator, re
ported at department headquarters this
morning, to relieve Mr Ellison, who now
goes to Wickenburg.
Private advices from Mohave report Capt
Burns' physical condition much improved
by tho warm climate of that point. This
will bo good now to the Captain's numer
ous friends, military and civilian. He was
to tako the steamer for Yuma, on the 30th
ultimo.
Ry telegram, yesterday, we heard that tho
ILusc committee was in favor of allowing
New Mexica to enter the Union as a .State.
do wish that Colorado, Xew .Mexico nnd
Utah were In, as then our Uncle might not
bo so -stingy in his dealings with the remain
ing Territories or infant Stutca.
District Uourt.Scifion comnwnccs in
Phomix, Maricopa county, on first Monday
in April next.
in .Mohave county on first Monday in May
next.
Wool is wool : farmers of Aritonn bad
"
better raihe more wool nnd less grain.
Ahoy was rattght HeIInK chesiouts near a
cumeterv: ' What's vour minor ' " iwecn,"
Uluhlxircd tho bor. TUe jriatiiBtwM ucr
dropped thu delinquent boy and tied.
Mr M. K. I!rty, formerly of this county
was at Denver. Colorado, on tho i-tth inst.,
preparing to atart, with Ids daughter, for
California. In his hatter to us ho describes
Denver ns a rapid town, the climate of which
he found very cow.
Mr. Chas Pletz, asuayer of Ccrbat, In tld
Territory,- is tdmost positlvo that ho has dis
covered n great secret, one that will entblo
liim to sepatHto silver from lead and other
baso metal vim muon greater eac and rap
idity than r. work lias ever before been ac
complUii'd. He will soon rive vent o Ills
men.1
Spcchl Dispatches to the Arizona Minor,
By "Western Union and U. S.
Military Lines.
1
fhn Diego, Aptil 1. Steamer Ktdnronia
nrrived nt 7 a. in., to-day, withilOpisseiigeis
and M tons freight for this port. Shu sailed
for .Mm Francisco, via way ports, with 10
through and -2 way Mengri.
The P.icillc Mail Steamship California took
l'J tons of height and head nf cattle to
.s'an Kramisco.
The steamship Senator arrived at 7 a. m.,
with oH passengers ami 81 tons of freight,
and silled aain for San FrancWo, via way
ports, with ;1 through nnd 20 way passen
gers, uud o0 head of cattle.
ashington, March .'M. The Finance com
mittee will report faorably upon the bill
aiithori.ing thu mint to coin 20 cent pieces.
Resolutions haie been arranged by the
board of tiadc- of Louisville, Ky., asking Con
gress to aid tho Te.xas-Paeilie railroad in
anyway necessary to secure an early comple
tion ol a southern railroad to the l'.ieifie.
St Inii, Marrh 111. The Ucpublican says
.107,000 acres of lind of the A. A: K. II.,
in .Newton, Uawremx' and Htrry counties,
Missouri, h ivo been sold to Fretlerick Hil
lini;s, of Woodstock, for 513",000.
Col Thonns A. Scott has been elected
president of the Pittsburg, St Louis and Cin
cinnati railroad.
Mr J. A. Smith of the Charleston (S. C.,)
oharnber of commerce, is visiting tho south
ern and western cities in the interest of the
nroiected line of steamers between Charles
fnii r mill I lenrnfMil n-liieli it Is Iwlieved will 1 converteu an Apucau to cnrininiiiiy iirsi, uc
ton anil Liverpool, w nit n u is "-'"- tu w in . .. . .....l-r..,,,,! tho Au-iehe ian.
be established at an enrlv dav,
Sacramento, March 31. Hill to rc-incorpo-rate
the city of San Diego has been iocketed
by the Go"ernor. Tho city must stand it
two vear loneer under the old charter.
Duffj'i bill legulating the telegraph was i
reported bark to thu Senate but was unacted !
ujton.
The Legislature odjourucd, at midnight, J
Mond.iy, amid the usual facetiuiis resolutions ;
and j'jKcs lor the bencut of tlie ladles.
S.m Francisco, Mnrch 31. Steamer Mon
tana, from the mouth of the Colorado river,
arrived to-day.
GoM in Xew York, 113$. Greenbacks in
San Francisro, weak at 87 and 88.
London, March 31. The steamer Nile was
lost on her voyage from Hongkong to Yoka
hama, and eighty persons were drowned,
among tneni were tlie .Japanese commission
ers to the Vienna Kxposition.
Report from thu fatniuu districts of India
show nn improvement in the condition of
the people.
Washington, March 31. Gol Cocy has
been confirmed as postmaster at f-m Fran
cisco. Representative Luttrtdl has introduced a
bill to admit free of duty, for two years, all
machinery for manufacturing jute clothe,
and bag material.
All quiet tX the Susquehanna Depot. The
town is in possession ol the troops,
New York, March 31. It is reported that
the insurgents are making havoc in tho nlan-1
tattons oi uuua.
P. M. steamer Rising Star lias (jonc out of
the dock at Bermuda and will sad in a few
days.
San Francisco, March 31. Legislature ad
journed last night at 12 o'clock. The (!ov.
has signed tho bill providing for two terms
of the supremo court to bo held at San Fran
cisco. Harbor commissioner's bill defeated,
aho bill re-districting city.
A Washington dispatch says inflationists
in tho Senate are working a majority of live
at least.
Secretary Kichardson is reported to have
avowed his purpose to retire from thu Treas
ury. The additional currency which Congress
threaten four hundred millions for Nation
al Hanks makes a total 15, ink issue, in
greenbacks, of eight hundred million.
Thirty-one persons have been sent from
this city to Stockton Insane Asylum this
month twelve females.
Mikado sailed for Honolulu end Australia,
to-day.
Vasco Do Gama arrived at Hongkong on
the 21th inst., making the voyago in 30 days
Irom San Francisco.
Washington, April 1. Congressman Page
of California, to-day appeared liefore the
House committee on public lands antl made
argument advocating restoration to the pub
lic domain lands hcretot'uro granted U) the
A & P railroad company.
The public debt was decreased 82,000,090
dming the month-of March.
New York, April 1. The rumors of a panic
in London, circulate!! yesterday, are un
founded. Ono or two houses failed and that
is all ; business dull.
Ollices uf the I.oui?ana Central llailroad
company will soon bo ojicned in this city.
;oi i no a. droit uas been clccteU ono ot
tho director! of the road.
San Francisco, April 1. A fire broke out
this morning nt 4.30 a. m., on Sacramento
street, sml soon sjire.nl ovcrsevcral buildings.
The los teaches SoO.OOO.
(jold m .New lork, 1IJ5. tirectih&cks in
San Francisco, 68 and iJ'J.
Uns-hington, April I. Tlio anticipated
appearance of Luttrcll before tho post olilee
committee, in advocacy of an investigation uf
the alleged postal contract irregularities, was
postponed today until next Tuesday, await-
ng the receipt of lurtlier ilocumeutary evi.
dence.
Ncsmith's 8ucce in passing throtiali the
House, reccently, the bill lookine to thu
payment of the Modoc war claims, when a
imilar bill was ovurwiioiuunciy ueieatod
month previously, Is striking evidence of his
value m uongrcm nntt ttic nigii character and
otucial integrity lie enjoys.
Luttrell is gathering much startling tcsti
mnny regarding tho operations of the Call
forni postal contract ring, lie lias admis
sions from the Postal department that lawn
have been disregarded, nnd obtained prom
ises of immediate reform, iho contractor
whoso operations are being luvciligated are
Harlow, .Sanderson & Co.
New York, April I. Fifteen thousand
troops aro marching in support of Warrano
on Ililboa.
Hochtdort and cMmpsnlons will Jeavo Syd
ney ftrr Kurvpo immediately. ,
Providence. March 31. Procecdinirs in
lankruptcy have bettn instituted against the !
A. iV w . Hprague Manufacturing Company
by tho National Hank of Commtrce. The
announcement caused great excitement
among tho stockholder. Jl:mk represent
ing l'J.000 shares nro urging the director to
withdraw their suit, but, so far, without suc
cess. ChalTvf, olio of tho director of the
company, appeals tr tho creditor to ktop
prow -cding, as it will throw from V'fiQQ to
15,0(K) pcrmi out of employment, causing
great injury to creditor thctnulves. He
assures them tlinl tho ctimjsttiy, if not inter
fered with, i ill bo abb to dischsfgo every
dollar of their obligation. . --.
Pittsburg, Pa., April 1. A firo at Miller.
ton caused fonrful dainago to 60 buildings,
Miinm. . 1 1 .t.l . 1 I W
ftnions them tho intncipal loirncs of-tho
phco. Many lives were lost.
San Francisco, April 1. A meeting of
Democrats held nt Sacramento last night
to ilevi'c some pulley for future nction, wus
nddri';ed by federal legislator. . .,
Saw iV FrickV liquor store was destroyed
bv lire this morning. Loss, nlxmt $f0,000.
"Tho Hird cut his throat with a pocket
knife to-day.
TXJCS02ST. '
.Tucson, April 1 (iov. Siirord, today,
pordoiied A. Wiley nut of thu penitentiary,
lie was convicted of manslaughter alHitit one
vear ago in Mohave county ami hail served
one y i nr. Judge Pot ter, before whom he
was tried, the otllrer and lending citizens-,
in Mohave and Yuma counties petitioned
the (ioveriior for the pardon.
Thu Teriittnial board of education met on
Monday nnd appropriated school monies to
thr set'eral tountitH as follows: Pima, ?2,
J0S.;W; Yavapai, S2ttl.-lli; Maricopa, S07.G0;
Yuma, 5I,2U.P'J; Mohave, STLW.
Toney (Sriswold, who killed his brother at
Camp (irant last year, is now on trial for
murder.
John Wasson is to leave to-day for Phila
delphia. no tt'Aiurs "coxvutrs:
(rroi.i tin- NVw Vork World.)
Major 1'ouclt, ho lins liceu li-cttirltitr In the
Wet on Arlons, recently lroui;Iit out as a ilde
Imw a Tonus Apaelie iiainnl Moiilezmii i wliom,
lie nsrerti-d, (icn. O. O. Hounrtt luul eouvertetl.
Aotl now touiea a crnttrman npproprlately rmnwd
(ientlle, hIio aicnecs tlie Major f listing ot
tallied tlie Apacliu under lalsn preluncvs, Innf
rntieli as Motileztinia was by lilla, the nld (Iclitlle,
lioulit vs llti a price from tils (avac tajilors.
Knrilicr, tlctioiH-tit sitys tint ut-ii. Howard never
une; ncoiiiliv, lieeatlee me it:iciiCK will nol ire
tineiteil. finally, Mr. (lititllc charges that
(Jen Howard used Ids Ititlui-nce to return to their
pigan rehtlvif, despite their protests, several
joting ltidlitis who hail been placed In ClirWtlnti
lioines a labor III which he was aided by the lo
cal siiperiutcudt-iit, wbo mini; of the JcvrUti fulth,
mm "not nn admirer ol" Christianizing Indians."
We cotiiiui'iid ihi iintdratigiil.ir tpurrel be
tween Christian, Jctr, (ii ntllc and pnan, to the
Voting Men's Christian Associations who have
so Innjr preached tietieral Howard and hlin glorl.
lied. Tlit-y tiiivo admitted that he wat nn embez
zler, hut pleaded that he had hut one nrm to
IhriiKt Into the Tremiry. lie hsd been an hunt,
hie Instrument In (he plunder of the trccdmrn,
but he had ulso been nn humble Instriimt-ut In the
conversion of the Apaches, and his bnUnct: above
w.ia beyond the reach of t-oiirt-tn.irtlal or critic.
Hut If Mr. (ientlle rpcnk truth there are. tulUelctit
reasons for bullet lug lh.tt General Howard Is a
iilous fraud, and has, while nlth oii-j hand lie put
an Apitcho In the font of ChrUthinlty lth the
other taken a dovu out, putting on the livery of
Heaven and the regtilnr service to servo the devil
in. It Is only a few weeks ulnco his la hrymosc
aid, Captain Wilkinson, dccribed the worth
through Arizona, which left the country U-lilud
them strewn with converts aud c.imin! meats,
wherein (leneral Howard tatir hymns nightly
while the Attaches gathered round to profess re
ligion and steal things. W'tt shall be sorry to
learn that this liUlorlc-.il romance lus to ho dissi
pated. For If nn Apache do not understand
Kugllib It Is tiisnlfet ly usetefs to pray, preach,
or slog at htm iu that liuguige, and ticncral
Howard, though ho exhorted with tbe tongues of
men and angel, was lint as sounding brass nnd a
tlnU-tln- rrmlLiI anil inb'lit as wrll ha. nilllrheil
one of "the adhceut boulders with his moral ma-
nure. This, however, was but n rrror of the
head. What shall wc say of the returning of
those protesting anil I'rofstsnt Apacbcs to the
; tepes or wickedness? 'I hey might hive in lime
I iM.-coine light of the Church, treasure of reli
gion associations, director of freedmen' bureaus.
I Iu the pn-cul they would have been n sure source
j of ruvcuue to tho Indian ring. This Ocncrnl
I Howard's mnu hlgotcd friends wll! admit at a fit
i ctihject for investigation. Is ho a rahhl In dis
guise or a cunning cmmissary oi some itiuian to
clety for the proportion of hcaiheuUm ?
The Minkii vouches for the truth of Gcr
tile's statements.
HOW TO MAKE MINES AND
ZULUS
PAY HANDSOMELY.
S'e dnlrr t oill lli ttfntion f uiinrr ti nn riiunplo
tthlrW tnrit Ihrlr nt'ftitli.n. !) Ipr tti- rou rrstilu
from Uif rrioiniil n. Trtloil narur''m"' t mlolnff
fniirt- It ibmi nt tli- umt tlnx tltat lart rompiiiM
wltii many oRlfrrs runn.it ilu m rll with tnlnrt o. a few
rnsn-r -hji who drroTf thrir (-rrKioal ntlrtitioa to tbrlr
tmtinrss
Tlii? (loM 1 1 ill mine nwmil lj- lljvl.l rwijfhatimtr ami
Thiima M'mltrlr, i on firanilT rr'V, thr- milrs from
l'LH-rrrlllr. liLnha 1 try have a twrntr flr t.imp will,
thbf Iluncrrfcirit'. rtK-iitrator. fiMtr hfr!r rot" Mil
tirii iHIIrr,. Thr mill ran. elirl.t oiut iltiy fiuo-laj u
all. and ilnrlnu thr sit tUrt-)nr lh- tor.il tU'fjt ut
the tnlll has not rxce.iltsl tii duyf. 1 1 rulcri il.i w-
trurk titi Sitnila, lut liaf pl.uty ure ut fi.r th mill
tomi'li. Thr milt i. utiiatrd in a ravlcr ntxt a tnnsrl
iiru bavn nin In vn ttr Inlfre both wars, ui that tlx iUOrlr
lirvrr daylicLt tintil ufti r it hai iu t ni.bnt.
Tin" tuniM'l runnntp Mw h way frura the raslna.I Hcftt
in m thr Inlpr anil is 3,ftlO Uv Umt. Tli lit has lru
k-it wit t tli" .iirfiM-r a. thr Uslpn i. well iIrCait th
nlmi,' Irpirth. Thr ilrai-rtt tiliwr frwtn thr f nrfair Is 3IS)
j frrt. The rioartt it-ln N vrrr Mrt asd the !! hnnl, ft
tliat thty pM(m liarr ti u any Mastlnjr. chU-h ft tunnu
is u rrat .aTinir. Thry i rush froui 'J6 Ut 40 tims iif ruok
s-rUy uil IU tnUl xt uf ininisir, Willi r ntut all Is
"inly H i-r tim. TbU ifuhl mining pr.ity wim finsi-i
ly owni-1 liy n:s-tjl uliier iwitlm, all ul nhum nl n
Liiturr .t nurkin. ainl aUtntloiir,! it. Tlx milt itlf
oriltMlly cost, nt thr tlnir of htirti frrlffliti, Sr.sl,l)r. At
thr titnr iaskt OMu;iiniiir. an uui Mimrr, im u Mitp rar
prtit.r hv trlr, via. whip unliij in thr nrii(hlsirliil.
Ilr mi'l itoiiltrlr ulirn thr niln alutnloiixl ty thu
fiirinrr nnrr, iwirr-lr.l In Knyinif the -whnlr pmprrty,
nKistly "tn tlinr, ' fr At thr tiir hr fvt thr
miiir he wai iluwn to lsl-n k Init hy limiting ir.r
tt' Iwlia. tlrTclopl u tplrntM minr. and wad it pay
hanilMjiff ly at thr atni Ilm,
l nry havr onw ai bts x ttv propmy ahont nny
mm, whom tbry rsiy i jtr iMlnrs in nirrrnrr pr immth.
utul Nianl. tluriiwr Iih' wiutrr , ami, Iu lh' spring, whm
thrrr U watrr for Uir pl-rr lainr, they jy seventy Ihr
lullars in rnrrrnry rr mimth, nwi h.anl. Wcl is
bvuiht awl ttnrknl tip for four dollars prr ront Iu (Tri-in-hnrk:
auj thry liavc pWty i.f uatrr for ntviun fiirir,
nr. In thn rmiiinit pnnir Hi-nwners lntrml to tin rm
their ledtfr whri it irp.- thr fiilrh. nnl silim thry
fi-Ul harr brrvtlsltli way.. Tlv ljilr thry tjt havi
Vitut ttitllrirtit afartty for thr nrw rrjiiv. ImiMlnjf-wofVi.
rtr. Tlie Uslgr has U-n wmkul tontinttuusly tlw IrnfrtU
t,r the turuK-1 thrre thoiuanil f.'rt and tiny lust' m.l
ts)ii,n fu thr rul nf tkr y rti. Tlw-y Imxe now rn
hitmi tHuriy fire thotuiiail tons if ulrhurrtxsinrrntnitnl,
wUfli thry Intm.t In wiirk tip at mm fnlirre time. 'I hey
Itavr wter wurkril any suliAnrrli ami lliry lutve arronl
logly tis'iiitiitUt'sl'.it tlir mill. Mr, (xtaharMir, tbr prln.
rlpal iiw-nrr, la thr nanagrr ul the rpiperty. Ilr wanks
as liartl aa nny ur tlir lnUinrr, atvl rmtht net W ilj.lin
riil.W.I friHn thrin la ilrrrs ami nppraraKre at thr minr.
ilr I. n1nri likrii t.y all who knots bint, atl i A i-hjlo,
r-rtv-tiral man.
Wm. Cnthatonr, his nrpheir, funur tlr a srhw.l trarli-
rf, hsiks irit for thr flnnJuss mil sunrinlrtuli tin. u.lll.
Ilr li hamly with iils, 1ms riftr.1 up u bithr, iv an.1
fun,. iitT thr nUtapi-iU, tunkrs ri-iir, Hint Is 6 lmu.y
niau r ttirh a plin r. Mr, Muiiltrr, fonnetly, we trtlirrr.
a ilrjyauui, It un lutsli.), and r-i4lrs In this city, slsitii
lr minr ot-rasliinally. Any rir who tl.Hs this minr, will
r inai it is ui urn m;nwiyr.i nun hn est-r mw, r.rry.
tiling irr-s like rWk wtitk. ami Iu a ii-.tnimtln num..
It Is wnrktil bu nwnoiuirnl bnslnvM priaripli-s, iu a wlur
rriim m- iiwmi. I ney nny uirir pnnmifitis, supplies,
rt.. In tins -ily iu the umiin- r. wlirsi frrizUt l low. nn.1
ty 3ili Sftnf) thine liry trrt. Thi-ir twrrx shows
what lialiutry ami -riTrmnv, r.iniblnl with rant
t-srftirMsm tie, will do. 1 hey hnvr tnerrly brottxht Into
thr Imlni4s of minini the same melliods imnfusl In or.
ilitmry liiwIurK, whirl, frw pijle An. V, dnti'r lrk
oirnr i.iuKMiirr nun in II luuDlry that has (( stojiprt1
unit' -mm ini nays in innv years. Ifiey rt.au up fire
tumps at a time iiml ki-ithi rest rmralBtf. Tlx-ro am
plrnty nf ottu-r tuinrs in this Mali, an.1 ml.-r. im h- Is..
rifle si i, libit ilH jy work ns well a Ui UbWl
inn, ii iney wrir nkiiioxr.l r.s will. We WUU w cimM
rrmrd murr inntaivrs r the same kind. HrlrMlnV l'rrss.
la Tnrwa,
d-tltghtrr.
SJ, tn Itisr wlfo ef l'brv. AVtlUfi, s
PHCENIX STORE.
PI KKMX, , . . A RIZOXA,
. Itoojv tof Sato .
GEMilt A L IUEUC1 1 AIV lISE,
Grra.ins &c, -Scc?
Hlghast Prices Paid for Grain mid other
' ' Tittm ProduGai
MAUICOPA COUiYry,
w.&uei.ust-.K,
kiiw'n r. iiRtuxos,
CM.VXU,
IPLOUHING- MXZi;.
Salt Rivor Valley, Arizona.
Our Mill n,nr Ix-Int In full 4tNsr(s) li.M ...
lu furalsl. tin. market with a q.irdily I Meur
(imranlrr ttr n-riort. miy ii,nuiitMirKi .?, ,
lory. .,,.1 f,,U, ....ul !),. ,'.ry
IM
torn la
W. "ill keepctautly on hWt Bt thi V?h
nt uur eeral itgeuilr.
a I.
THnmj qualities or pwuh,
In 25, 50, and 100-Pound Sacks
GRAHAM FLOUR,
IS EM IT ELLA, COHN-MEAI,
CHACICUD WHEAT AND BltAN,
A llWml
ml illM-tntnt wll he mH(r m rrrnlttr nt
tsnml i.tUew jmrfUlnx a-iBtlnei. "
inereLim
ACKSTNi
Uiiirt t'onsM
J. II. I'IKIISO.V
HsllNin-T A. IIUH.-K
Mnonn A. Csuii
K. N. t-'tilt X fo
i:. 5. run x cv..
Hail riifrntx, Atlionn.
ffeitrS
Msrlrei W.ri I
".. V.V.'.V.V.'.V. V." . t r- j
n ti auuulbtiB 4 CO
SosSS '
I'lICiarS'IC HOTEL,
Phoenix, M Arizona,
Th nmler.1)cee.l hsvinf tind this Hotel, wsmft.
public that no ii,urint will be sjrd
till-. lliiteli.f the T.rrlt..ry. n wsstk,i,
hlngle ntn f.ir tsmllln. In runner lion t), u, tt
A gtAl Htuhle utiil Kee.t Vord atlnch4 lu th rtraUi
I'imie une, eunlt
Aud Klel"e n iwlL.
J. J. IlAItpLWlt, ftoptirh
dmUI.
H. MOIIIIAS. t,. I,urrrr
II. IVlOXiOVT JSc CO.,
AT
rilCEMIX OAL.T RIVER VALLEY,
AMI
MORGAN'S FHRRY, ON Tllli OiU,
X&uicopa County, Arizona,
lilALKIU IM
;Eii:UAL 31 K It CI I A IV I) ISE.
Our itufo: 'Quick Sites and Small Profit?
J3ttf
J. Goldwater & Bro.,
n-ICBISriSC, ABIZONA,
Es-vs a bind t Largs and Cotaflst Block ef
GENEUAfs MERCIIANDISE,
Cvraprlsing ererythinj; rr-)tilrrl In a liming oostrj,
cd.I nhlrli Uiey will srll at Uie loirest possibl jTktt.
ElgUrt pries paid far Orals. fMtf
12. IRVINE Jk. CO,
At tbo News Depot;
1MHKXIX, AlUZO.VA,
Offsr fvr Male nn aiMrtiivrat of tiv. etstt
FAMILY ii HOCEUJKH,
Stationery, JUooIcs,
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS
AT low ir.ict!S.
rhcrntx, Mar!r.-pa V. Artnina, Irsa-i!r SVlh, Id
CAPITAL HOUSE,
I?lifni:x, Arizona, !
JOH.N (ii:OIU;rM Proprietor.
TK riuf drpnrttnrnl wl3 ) wttx'"l oo tism
tanrast ay. .IhAUi AT AL.I. UUt'lU.
T1IK HAI.OOX
DrtrtmsL hr OKOCOI: X WALTKKS, U Uip ;
fllri with lh Wst of IJo,uws. Xr.
rssralz, Jl3jKupA county, A. '1'., AutOU Kl.
IIARPiETT & WLOCK
.... DKAI.IIIIS IM ....
Gnxtriti, PtocltloM, OfofAnj, l)r$'Gv&
Pjicr.sis, M.utrcori Covutt, AcixosA-
VtV Srll cheaper than any otlrtr tisrrelisntjit
contrai Arunna. nov-vi".
ruivscorr.
ruAXK Prncrxta. Ttisorinus ixr&A&
Pu reel la & Loisillon,
Hats now on hsn.1. al thlr limtK MTOlUt, iVitU' j
UikI), Owslwiu Ktceet, bu kinds u(
(iKOCP.Itl KS, PttOVlStOXS,
CIO'X'jtllrTO. JIOO'X'S M SIIOEft
MINItfO TOOLS, MQtTORB, &C
Whlrh thry oflsi for snU clrap.
ANTELOPE RESTAURANT.
Oarloy BUeot, North Sida of tho FU
IItKMJTT, A3SO?fA
Tb I'mprtetor J IbU Krstaora Wf
fully anuounrH UmI h will ipaw P r
In ratttlnif to tho taslea Of his
tar, aud TUe table supplied ttttk st Ti
iirais will ue riuiiubea c o0"". ' l
nenritcura mat ran Da iironurtu. ;TcryiiuiT - i
srvv4 up in th ueaistylr.
T. WlilTKirtlAD. rrefrlrtsf.
JftMott, S'orrmbergJ, Wt. oit
WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SUQti
0arlc7 Streot, FrotitVug on Ocaaitt
I'l'fM'titt Arl.oiu-.
Alt llrJ st IltArnnltblas-, "
)-wiiiik wtfV m jruouslrlt DV ..
'PEESCOTT. ZR'XZOItf-
I resnretfullr antxninc Ui tin fwple it Nfl'
Tons that I lifcve vpctietl A Matt Iteialt rtfropn'"itoJ(
l-reseott, two ilnors soit or iu ViaWor-sii. ,1.
o .iivh iiauii r run wf pu ainuK, ui.-. m- - .tM
l'mits. Wultmta, Caiiyr, )mrrrie, Trfts, T
Cilfars. Klour. rVwmimd t!V 'Jia
&. Andati1rM)nttUiuawi srftd'ty .M2JS i.1
Trees lliickrry, IlwJrry. nd Onrraal WJfe
plautlntf. Th.y av uil Uuh lb urr foiifilrjr gjf
Kumtfss aod uf tu fowl vwliy f fu u.
CloaVt lull w (ret suit ot tUftsa l.t, a llir lu
oulodtil.t. sVi wtdl Ur. Vtaai. JlJJJom Y?7 rys
wtll U irUUelitt m smalt o,tuotltiei M tfi,iu
Jbf fta.bs j 'I
ly motH hllb, "Qtilvsatil PUau Cre
.-- H rri" "rTT' (' nPTmlSSiiiiSiUSiiiUtk
t . -r 1