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Tters li not town, vllUgSt military pott farming or
mlalsg utttlemeat in Arliaiu In which !i M1KHR does
not cireoUto, unJ cojtlu of it r rot t ,iery Stats and
Territory e'the Ualoai which, coapled with Its age anil
Itsa's, -, It J vry feirabl advertising medium.
JCIIIS LATEST.
10.110 or supervisors april
TLHM.
lt-wrd met Monday, April 0, t 10 a. m. !rtnt, ''-
rrrvlxtra T. S. Hull frhairnutH.) Oeo. I. Ki lnlt nnd ('
'. Heed, and elerk. .Minnie of preeedntg meeting nr!
and Hrovi.t.
The treasurer nttd sheriff npl""fl and tiwvW n tettle
tn'nt In full, f ail rmtttert -rt.lnirig to the Innvtwt of
the -inly ttwei them, bih! I ho Ireanirer then submit
ted his rr-rt for the firtt iU irtrr of Jf?4. was received
by Ih botrd. placM on and n full .etllement thennti
it'ifle with mH lfniim. Tho Iminl received tic fol
lowing j-roperty, towlt:
lledeemed county ur.inls and Intemt. ., .Si.Ot'il'.i.
Illnttk l.le,nr V.fJft.W.
Cult, territorial awl county fund 1,1)11 M.
'I ha following pro-rty was returni-il to the treasurer i
Wank license S3.eSC.tW.
Cash, territorial and county funds 1.91&M.
Thnlnrd took n rws until 2 o'clock this p. in., at
which lime It met ; present as before.
The Mlonlne account wets tracntnl, audited and al
lotted, nwl warrant ordered drawn fur .iynveiit of tie
Nime, vli :
Un..V ,fc Kmlriek, Iron ami repairing stoves In sheriffs
offlca tl.W.
V,. Y. llfwt, mint ami stationery ti.HI.
M W. Weill, salary as clerk bard sui-rvIors
fff first qturter, lt!7l 100.00.
X- Ifcwhford, mdee and olllc rent for Judges
Tweed aod VIeury 203 W.
CmjJ'H & ItuiTum, nxlx awl itaUtmrry . . . . 'J6.UX,
O. I', lleivl, furncmnnt uf Dri. Lluirlon nrel
Chirk, tMilancff due for matntraance vf
Wlke lira.. I-, Indigent luJniM., Sil.K-ol.l 3S.00
(1. 1). Kendall, ularr u nrerTlvr.. 5.V0.
T. .1. KofT, " " 20 80.
KKerr. " ' 4teil.
(lid IJnwke, " ' 4 5J.C0.
C. 1. Ilroil ii Co, Juror cerillWte of S, rj.
IteeJ 11.00.
- II. W. I'leury, Hilary ai pretule jinljfp, A feet 107.00.
II. M. IlerUrrt, herilT and jailor fei fXW).
11.11. Cartter. Jr. Mlary ui dUt attr nn.1 fee. 'J3i.(XI.
II. 31. llerhert, jnilor'i in cut of prltoner
Ijiney from Jloliave county 1S0.C0.
J. II. Marlon, office rent 00.00
J. ". Knott, cuntt.ibl fee 2Y100
J. C. Olio, Justice foe 31.00
Ihjonl o(rurneil till to-inomm- morning at 0 a. m.
Ihinnl met Tueolay, April 7. at 10 a. m. pursaaat to ad
journment. I'rrwnt Aill bjanl and clerk.
Minute of preceedinr roeetinir resid and approred.
The following ivcouau were preitentrd, aikllted ami
alloweil, and warrant ordered drawn fur payment of
name;
AriionaJllorr, prlnlloir .$300.00
TIkh. Vhltehel, Nwrdlnr prltnner 131.43
J. X UcCnndicu, aiedlcal erTice to ln.ll-
Kentflek 73.0)
J- C. Otl, Justie.) fee 55.(1)
Tin. Whitehead, boarding Indigent lck. . . . 70.00
The minmnnicatloa from tho Tillage council relating t
Dvinie being paid into the county treasury on axmnt of
fine wat taken up, read, and any further Dctiun la tho
preinlie denloL
The nia!ttlfin for tatlonery fir uo In tberiff ami
rlerk'i) oSIce for eounl quarter. 1&7I, were alltiwetl, a ut
thoe ollleer autboriied to parchae the .-une.
It being buwn to tho bonl by the dUtriet attorney,
that there ! yet doe to the county of Yavapai, the eum
of ?J10.), amount uf taxe oollectoit and not returned by
Jas. 8. Thomaj, late collector of thl county. It U there
f"re Hitvlrtil, That, tlie la'ul district attArneT nrrte peron
al notice In writing, of the tut of inch deficiency, upon
-each ami cyery one of tho tMndjinea of tald Ju. H.
Thoma.
1 he Unl haTinir nvvle a list rf perseaj l!ab! to re
a Juror (or tha year 1671, In thl county, ordered that
the clerk furnlth a certified copy thereof to tho clerk of
the dlitrlct court. It li
lttHitnd, Hy tho board, that, the contract of Tho.
Whitehead for Untiling prloner cunCned la the county
Jail, bo continued, for the,ycar ending June 31, lK71,atthe
rate of 310 per week for each prltoner. And, that 11 U
further
Itnotecl, Tlmt, no ludebtednm agalut the county In
curred ou account of Itxllgest lck, or ar. or on any ac
count whatever, without being- tint authorluil iby thl
board, or upon a written order of the chairman thereof, be
audited ood ordered paid. And, it I alu
Itttotrtd, That Yarapal coonty. through thU board,
tender to tha bathorl tie of the. Tillage rurersineat the
UM of one cell in the county Jail, fire of charge, when the
;mU cut required for the ue of th county, fur the
year eixling June 30, lif7t, a a place of confinement of
the Tillage irieooer.
Board adjourned.
TELEGRAPHIC
Wcleuburjr, April JO floldwater' train nrrlrol at
thl plac from Smltli'i mill bit cTetsicg, koded fyt Wi;
enlwrg.
I'turnlx, April 10 Jlr. J. Vailer la attempting to ford
fialt river yetrday, Iwt hU entire load, coMiatlng of
. 3,000 pound of Hoar and 3000 pound of barley, and only
by the grestcat exertion, toufeedeU in taring hi mole
and wagon.
Weather clear; thermometer 65.
Ynma, April 1 Weather warm and plcaiantj tber
nometer ranging' from 70 to 73 degree.
The Newbernarrivoitat Point ltabel on U10 11 lat,
and tailed fur Ban Fraacitco on tha afWrnoun of the 4th.
t Wuner from tho Wooth of the river arrived on the 7th,
with jnuengen.
K learner with. barge arrived ynterday.
fUnamar for i:hrenbrg, leavea thl morning.
The boat connecting with tamer Montana for San
1'ranclv-o, leave Ynma on th SOih.
The only Item of Kattorn new worth relating are s II.
1'. Avery, editor of the San FrancUco Ovorlan.! Monthly,
1 appoint! ulnltter to China, in place of ax-Oor. Low.
A Mew Orlean tlltpatch lay thai city wa threatened
with Inundation.
MILITARY NEWS, DEPARTMENT OF
' ARIZONA.
Ueut IVacbe'a report, reelred by telegraph at Depart
toeut lleadquartert yeterdny evening, dee not contain
any fcu not already publiehed. Ha givca great prabn
ta Lieut IXellly, 3th cavalry, and hi guide, Archie Mcln
tntlifor herd work and gallantry during tbe attack urwn
the Indian village, to reach which our men ha4 to crawl
over u very rocky ridgn of mountain, many becoming o
cihauatcd a to retptire oar friendly IndUm guide to al
, moat carry Ihmn. Upon hi return tnarclt, Lieut Oacbe
ay the boetile Indian dltphiyed whit flag from tba
tiuimli of the turroanding peak and wanted to havo a
jteoco bilk ; but thl be wa unable to do, tome of hi
IfUonen being to bruUr wounded that ho could not delay
a moment in reaching San Carlo,, where he oontd eare
rneillcal attendaeoe. Tlie command Intended to remain
at ttaa Carlo two day, to refit, and would then return lo
tiiakenno41tercoutln Pinal and adjacent mountain.
lteiit Thotno and lllahop or coming In (lowly on the
ruad from Camp lleale' ftpring. and may U ej'K.cted
hero about Titeaduy or U'diielay next. Their com
inand performed mim very bard work, but the Hualpiii
learning of their prcaenca In their country, lelt wlthtml
delay lor lleale' Mprieg. Threo Uualtoh were killed
und thirteen bom caured.
' r.leiit Cl B.A. Carr, 5th Cavalry, left Tucaon lat
right, on bl way (o Kan FrancUco,. thence Kott, where
ho will remain about tlx month on tick leave.
Major Crittenden now commanding at Camp IJowre,
nil! Ik Mnlar officer of the 3th Cavalry, In Arlioaa.
UlMO.vro. The old Arizona firm of Campbell It
Iluffam I at but diMolved, by mutual cooteiU Fr nearly
Un yean, the firm ha carried ou botlnew la the Territory,
8nt at Ln Pax, Yuma county, and tinea lata In 1801 or
rarly in IM3, at VeoM, Mr Campbell keep the old
tand and Uk, at which place lie I how doing bruioeM,
n win be Hen by hi advertisement In to-day' MlXKJt
Hi old jwrtner, Mr HutTum, hat taken lb touth itore
hnwo and i now fitting it up and filling It with new rood,
lloth genUi"i..rn will turn rectivr new tuppliri. The
,Mx,:uwUn lhei3 M good, If not letter, Juck fhon full
, to tltolr Ut while doing butinet togethtr,
ilr Iali- romaini with MrCauipbelL
Mr N (J. Qheeklei will auittMr liu.Tum.
Tlio Twmty.thlrd Intintry Haml will pUiy tb follow
Ing telcctiona to-morTuw ( Saturday at S o'clock p. m. i
golekttep IJ!rly.
Iilko 1'leature Tmtn.
Uaetl When Sight come over the Mala.
Medl.y VlvUn.
Walti ,'teautllul Illae Danube,
llallaj L'n-ler the Dail.
ilnxurka.
Oal'pUutraV.
fr Itobert Mclun, an old ciUxea of thl pUee, who
keH tor here la tevernl year and tviited the MlVKit ft
M-?i;l'raB' Whenltvio owned by Gov McOmnlck, or
rlvr.froui Calif jrnli yetterday and I prrieg totUrt
builnet at lit old tUn-1. Montexuma ttreel. Ill friend
Kave him a hearty welcome,
CBIWAIJH. Mr and Mr Jullm Kodeubarg tvera, Ut
Vfolng H)rua.Jel by the llaatiof tha 23d Inlaalry.
The tenmr Cocopah arrived at and left Uhrenberg 00
.ttui 3ih.lBt., on tha duwn trip from 3IJav. 6ba had on
boaal teveral lot of tllrer m from Mohave county mine.
At larsnbcrg the tleamer took mi a lot ol bldai, teveral
km f nnprr ere from the old uilnee lu Weaver die.
trict ft)ilpwd for trlalj, awl a couple ol Unit t-l tcrup Iron
f.r tiM at llifl (at)e Dome eifteltltir week.
Mr I'aul Ilrrou, of I'ott Mnjnve, wa4 pativngei'bn
tlie UmA, a route to rvut Kraiii
. . ' f 1 m- '
!".! A lively, r"ci ilLlt'K.niott uf u)il,
Itftrcll-tloulol rvd mm cot in on cutHrlnU'nilcitl
Dud lay tuU murnlu. Tlit-r tveru til the AtOclie
lMjru.isioti, run to bows and arrow iirtttjr.Lcavy
int vinslt loutlly.8auta Fo Uszttttc.
IMPORTANT NKW&
nnMoVAt. of rim iiualpai ixdiaxs.
Mr M. Ooldnntcr, who arrived in Prexcutt
to-Uny,. from Camp Jfoalc .Spriiigt, Mtiltavo
county, inform iw that, on .Sunday Jt,
April 4r Cnjit 'Jlios. llyino, 12th lufmitry,
conimantliiiff Camp Jlvnle Spi ing-, uticcccilctl
In Htarlinu liutwceti GOO antl 70U Iluttlpal In
tlinns from that post for tho (.'olorailo Uiror
Intlian ri'sorvc. Thw was not nn ca.y task,
since the Indians hated the very idea of hav
ing to go, Init Capt Hyrne nuccccdfil in con
vincing Sliuuntiti anil other chieli of tho
necessity of nt onco complying with tho or
der of removal. One strapping Indian, the
posseMvr u( a rinc Henry rille, was ho vexed
at having to leave Ins own country that he
took the gun by one end and smashed it
acru.vs 11 rock'. With tho Indians went
teams nud pack animals hiden with Mipplics;
also, a guard of noldicrs. Next day (Monday,
April oth), the garrison of Camp ltcale
Springs followed the red immigrant?, over
taking ilium at Railroad Springs. Mr B. II.
Spear, sutler at lleale Springs, Mr 0. W.
Schroeder ami other citizens followed suit,
io that tho placo it, at present, almost de
verted, and its career as n military post is,
very likclv, untied.
Theze bag been so much talk about Capt
HyrnoV inellicicncy, it is with pleasure we
stuto that, no matter how great his faults in
sotcc icsicct8 are, he has always acted hon
estly, honorable antl kindly towards the
Iiualpai Indians, antl but fur the knowlcdgo
of this, the lluatpais would not have gone.
Not all the Indian agent in America could
have removed them, and it will take soldiers
to keep them on the scorching Colorado re-t-erve,
away from tho country of their birth.
But, the Interior J)epartment ordered tho
change and tho Army had to tarry out
tho order.
We published an advertisement of a lot
tery for tho benellt of tho public schools of
Coriune, Utab, chances in which are sold at
1.00 each, by O. W. Itarnard, Present!, who
h.xs received the following letter, which ex
plains itself:
ComssE, Utab, .March 2, 1S7.
Sir Your favor of tho 13th Inst,, to hauJ, $21
cnclou-tl. Thanks.
Wc will have a short postponement, although
mcetlnj; with tiranil auceiss, and are positively
snreol an early and full drawing. We would
llko to havo a row of tho "unbelievers" write to
any ooo whose name we ujo a reference, or to
nny llrm In the city In regard to tho hontaly or
the enterprise. lit let von know lu a few day
as to time of drawing. Our tickets are now nil
In the hands or agents, and tho delay will be
abort.
Trunin" this will bo satisfactory, and tblnklnc:
you can yet sell the balance 1 remain
l ours, Ac., E. W. Mokoax.
The Denver Tribuuo copies in a recent
number, our item relating to Oen. Crook
having had his picture taken at Mr. Flan
ders' gallery, and adds this :
We shall expect our Arizona contemporary
(than which wc have not among the many and the
able exchanges that come lo ns, any one more
carefully edited, more cnterprlslug or more wel
come) to forward one of (ieii Crook's counterfeit
presentments without deUy to the Tribune. We
shall prize It greatly, and give It a most conspic
uous poctUuu In tho very midst of our "gallery,"
wherein appear the beat and the bravest ol tho
children of the great Ik-public
Kui.vs. The recent finding of ruins of a
fos?tlTcutinTinti tower, by Lieut Ward's
command, cast o'f Florence, on the Gila river,
is another proof that all of Arizona was onco
inhabited by a very superior raco of beings
to thoso found here by the first whito ex
plorers.. The act is, that Arizona is thickly
dotted with ruins, the exploration of which
will, in time, afford much nloasuro to trentlc-
'rnen who lovtrto ponder upon the past.
a m
Mr. J. II. Myers, formerly of Prcscott,
writing to us, under a recent date, from
Denver, Colorado, Btajcs that he, with iire
or six lamilics, would leave Denver for Prcs
cott some tiino in May next. Wc havo writ
ten Myers all about matters here.
' a
Cavt. Geo. F. Pntce. Wc have it from
pretty good telegraphic authority that Capt,
Price, U. S. A., who is now in the East, will,
upon his rctum to Arizona, have general
scpcrintcndency of our military telegraph
line, which line the Captain helped to con
struct and which he will, no doubt, keep in
good repair. We pray for his apjKjintmcnt.
- . e i
The Vampyrcs of the East haro been en
deavoring to inoculate the public with moro
Indian Ring virus. They wish tax payers
to believe that whito men cnused the recent
Indian outbreak at San Carlos, in this Ter
ritory. A bigger lie could not well be in
vented, even by the graduated liars who star
ted the report.
Four desperadoes Zach Compton, Bill
Applcgatc, Hart and Still had been com
mitting robberies and other crimes in the
vicinity of Seven Rivers, New Mexico, to
such an extent that they had .become a ter
ror to the country. A posse of men recently
went in pursuit of them and a acceded in
killing Compton ind Still, and at last ac
count went confident of capturing Hart and
Applegate.
Mr. E. W. Uu.shyhcad, formerly connected
with the San Diego Union, alter a six
months' trip to the East und all over the
Union, has returned to San Diego 'lowing
in health and spirits.
t. a
Tho Albu'iuerquo (Now Mexico) Review
feels good over news to the effect that the
Atchison, Topcka and Santa Fe railroad will
this year bo pushed rapidly towards New
Mexico.
Silver bullion, from New York, district, is
finding its way to San Rcraardino, as we
learn from the Argus. The district is just
across tho Colorado river.
1 1 1
Ci'pw.. Win. II. Taylor has commenced
publishing the Daily Cupel, at Eureka, Ne
vada. The paper is a trifle larger than tho
Daily MiNtit, makes a good apjwarance
is well edited. Price, S12 (gold) per an
i r . . I .1 . . .
ami
annum.
The U. S. Scnato has pascd tho "inllatioti"
bill. Can't say what action tho Homo will
take in the matter. Inlhtiun won't hurt
Arizona much, and may benellt it.
Oosmkoticvt. Tltu Democrats havo again
succeeded in carrying the good old Wooden
Nutmeg State, by, it is said, a larger majori
ty than ever before, since tho lato "unpleas
antness," Mr. John Smith of Camp McDowulI is pre
paring to start for San Francisco, to purchaao
more goods for his ttcro at McDowell.
Weather, to-day, bright and spring lilt?,
WEEKLY ARIZONA MINE is
(I'tom Wednesday's Dally.)
MILITARY AND INDIAN NEWS,
PARTMENT OF ARIZONA.
General Crook returned, lato last
gl't,
from his iirolonjrcd nbsenco in Southern Vri
zona, coinitij:, yesterday, from Fossil creek
ImVo.
General and Mrs Small held a reception
last evening nt their residenco at Fort Whip
pie. Their house was crowded with Udie
ami gentlemen civilian and military; the
party not separating until an early hour tin
morning
rucon U. 1.. .Mau'ruUcr. U. 8. A.. .Med ail 1)1
across tup mountains to Camp crdof nnd ' t,,riU, ur writing has caused Governor
caving that placo at once for hipple.j'l he "' J , t,mt ho $m ln ,, Mcxl me8.
Geni-ra. was unaccompanied by any o Beers; l,'" ,ec.ttuniitl the parage r a Jaw for
Lieut Rom, who left here w th bun, Iming ,j; ,u,ri.ontnent of money ujk.h ll.o bads
been left behind at Camp Grant as a mem- f ,! '..u.nbor of chil.lren attending school
her of a court-martial now in session at that 1 ,. ,.r .i t... ti.i. u-..mIiI In. but.
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... .in., Mrt...r.l.irt.l l.im I .. . ,! f I , I'.ll'. - - ------ -- ,
. . ...... ..in i ... i .rritiiimi treasury.
Fort Whipple and llead,uarers yestenlav -M; g ,1 & is
and will leave to-morrow or Fr.ttay for tl.t ; ) 1 ,,,,, ,liar'c u
DrDay wiiSm S' dm ' Ut HC'1 ' ' W J10 Lw
allleTim'ue Smcnt headnmr- miliumtTa
ters, yesterday, contain thu following :' 1 ,(k ' t,m lllU "ht f 14
S u recon I). I.. Mnirrudcr. U. 8. A.. Mcdlc.il 1)1-1 1 torlaapai.
rector, win procccu, wnuuui uciay, to an posts n ,. ., n. r::,-,r. ,.r 1... .11, ,rn
tho detriment, not already visited by hlm.nn.ll From the Tucson Citizen of the -1th, wc
make at each a thorough Inspection orall mailt r ! Carn that the Siercta mines arc prosjtcctmg
connected with his tleparluieut. llavlnir cmii- , ., ... f o-mnpi ll,.,..pu ,nl
plctcd this duty he will return lo these hend.p.u- remarkably well. Mr bam uel In 1 cs m l
ters. Tlie quartermaster's department will Jut-1 started Tor tho mine with a loud ol pro
ulsli tho necessary transportation. vt.-ioiis.
Durltiij the tctnpory absenco of Surgcpn;!). I. j 4Mr John Wasson, editor t.f tho Citizen,
Macrudcr. Medical Director. L'd I.lcutcnsnt.IoLn ' t r. r. iii.n,i..il,m vin Js.nim Ft-, tin thu
- i . i j .1 .1'. ,.
s. ituurac, ou vntrutry, nui uu-yuuii, will, in
niiiitiiuu io uis i.reseuv uuty, mttu euiirKU ui itu
nu 1 b !
From Thttrwlay' Dalty.) j 1
Tclcerams from Tucson to-day contained
II VIUIIIU IIMO VIIUS IU VUllllllUIIIM VI
Lieut A. R. Radio, and Lieut Roman! Reilk,
5th Cavalry, had attacked a largo ranchcrU
Sit it I s f n ti'a KS tltia pnmmniutj .if .
of renegade Apaches from tho San Carlo
and Vcrdo reservation, situated on a tribu
tary of Pinal creek, near tho "wheat fields"
and destroyed tho ranchoria, killing twenty
seven bucks nnd capturing forty-six women
and children, with nil tho plunder belonging
to tho hostile Indians. Tho captives were
taken to the San Carlos. From them in forma
tion was obtained that a largo body of Ami r
can soiuicrs funuouuietiiy octiuvicrs com
mand), had attacked tho renegade Indians
somewhere in Pinal mountains and killed
and captured largo numbers.
News may bo expected from Schuyler by
next mat). The troops in making tlic.-c
movements underwent great hardship and
lcrformcd severe marches on foot and by
night through and over tho Pinal and Mescal
mountains.
Col A. W. Evans, Inspector-General of tho
department of Arizona, arrive 1 at Tucson
last evening.
Lieut Hurst, who has been for a long titn
on duty, as A. A. Q. M.,'at lleale Springs,
starts for the East in a low days on leave of
absence, and may visit Europe bjforc his re
turn. Col Jones, Ifr Magrudcr, Dr Day, Li. ut
Woodson and Lieut Hcyl left for Camp
Verde this morning. Lieut Woodson intends
returning on Saturday.
Major W. II. Rrown, Cth cavalry, kft
Tucson on tho 7th iust., enro'ifoto San Fran
cisco. In pursuance of instructions recently re
ceived from Gen Scholield. military prison
ers from Arizona will not, hereafter, be con
fined at Yuma, but be sent to Alcatraz Is
land. Special orders No. 2-1, issued by General
Crook, in tho field, Gamp Grant, March 21,
and now being republished ot departmen:
headquarters, convened a general court-mar-,
tial nt Camp Grant, March 2Gt)i, for U.
of such prisoners as micht nronerlv bo
brought before it. The following was the
detail : Maj E. W. Crittenden, 5th cavalry ;
Maj O. A. Gordon, 5th cavalry ; Capt E. II.
Lcib, 5th cavalry ; Capt S. S. Sumner, 5th
cavalry; Capt W. II. Rrown, flth cavalry;
GcoMcO Miller, Assistant Surgeon; Cant
A. R. Taylor, 5th cavalry ; Lieut Geo McM.
Taylor, 2.1d infantry ; Lieut W. P. Hall, 5th
cavalry. Lieut Wm J. 'Ross, 21st infantry,
judge advocate. ,
Wo understand that the court-martialin
ecssion at Camp Grant tried several otliccrs,
but who the ollicers were or for what otlcncis
arraigned, wc havo not yet learned. 1
It is reported that "Surgeon Llppincott,
who acted for some time last winter as medi
cal director of tho department, will soon
como to Prcscott, to assume charge as poit
surgeon at Fort Whipple.
Lieut Ross, A. D. C., may return from
Camp Grant early the coining week. J
Dr Williams, agent for tho Verde Indians,
arrived in town early this morning, n
Information received last evening and tbfe
morning at Whipple confirms tho news pub
lished in yesterday's Mi.vr.it of the with
drawal to the Colorado River reservation of
tho Iiualpai Indians, who surrendered ft
Rcale's Springs. Tho troojis were to follo'sr,
with their wagons, a trail to be indicated by
tho Indinns, out of which Captain Ryrne
thought ho could make a good wagon roa.1,
Capt James Rums, 5th cavalry, arrived at
Yuma last evening, on steamer from Moj.ivc,
and is tho guest of Capt Whcaton, command
tho lost. Captain Rums' health improv&l
greatly on tho trip and we hope soon to (to
him back safe and well among us.
Ydma Countv. Wo compile as follows
from the Sentinel of March 21st and 28th : '
Tho memory of St. Patrick was celebrated
by a ball, in which people of every clime aiL
country took part.
J. G. Dudley (old Dud, wo presume), ar
rived from California, in company with Gov
Saflbrd. A ,
Miss Casad Is going to teach public school
at Ehrenbcrg. . .
Private Wm Campbell, of Co. R, 12th In
fantry, was drowned in the Colorado on the
evening of March 18th.
Gov Salfbrd visited tho public school, and
expressed himself pleased with its conduct
J'ho Sentinel is now in its second volume.
The editor oxprcsscs himself sathflod with
his coursn and ?aya the paper is now on a
paying basis.
That excellent papor, tho Tribune, of Den
ver, Colorado, copies and comments Uion a
recent MiNKn article in tho following strain:
Were It not for the bravo and Indomitable
Crook and his small but heroic command, larce
sections of our sister Territory would bo literally
controlled by tho savage Apaches, And jtt the
peace fellows not only havo tried to remove
Crook, but havo represented to tho President
that ho arid his "boys in blue" wcro all tint pre
vented a permanent peace with tho Apache. No
wonder Arizona sulfers when melt cunlllctlnx
sentiments arc urged before Congress and tho
President 1 ,
Fortunately thu President has some personal
knowledge of Indians and Indian matters, and
while If mnr be forced to make certain conces
sions to tlie brond brlms and Indian-lovers, he Is
careful tf keep llio rlhl men In tho right phtce.
And so Crook remains In Arizona and the Apa
t he are p-nenilly kept from cotninlttlnx depre
dation. Tl.ey know Crook and they know It
won't do nn vni try and fool him as they did
Colyer nnd Howard. In Crook's remaining
where he U l. s the great safety of Arizona. -
. i ..I.
A alicht earthquake shock wm recently
felt in i&iwniMcnto, Cal,
PBKSCOTT. APRTL 10,
School Monkv Irs A.toiitionmi:nt.
'flic figure printed .in Monday's Dally and
nluch will appear in tho Weekly, will show
the unfairness of tho present mode of up
mrtiotmiB sehool monies among the several
..unties. We, long ago, wrote with tho
f draw he nub io attention lo tins
Ur ti. m tho present imxie, Din a huh lanur
way would bo to let each county have entiro
,-, iitr.. of all school money rai-cd by it, and
,t n fir such a law situate legislators and
,)tlurs ought to work. A glance nt the fig
ures will show that, although Yavapai conn-
i..-.:lir-I
miring
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41 I tllSI.. IO ailCIRI II nilTil.iu ui "iv
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nlM eomtntssliin. He will be absent about
two months. , ,
Wm. Ii. Hipper & CVs tram, and tho
"Hl.11 tntin" hail arrived in Tucson with
----- g t t a t I t
incrchantlic and freight for parties in that
town. K. N. tish Co. received a largo
itrirlr nf t-(iOll.3.
Chnrlt-s O. Crown has presented tlie editor
of tho Citizen with a lino cabinet of gold
"and silver ores from mines in Pima county
and from the Tiger mine, in Rradshaw dis-
1 trict, iavapai county
Tulle. Ochoa it Co. had on exhibition at
their store some very lino wool o( this year's
Hip, taken from tho sheep they recently
brought lrom .New .Mexico, nicy now nave
' 4,000 sheep; tho climate and pasture agree
with them and they are doinsr well, lho
firm propose to start a woolen manufactory.
Moiiavk County. The Hardyvillo mail
wagon arrived Thursday about noon. The tie
lay was occsaionetl by the driver having to
go to the river after horse, a scarcity of
which was occasioned by th' Iiualpai help
ing themselves at tho company's stations
along the route. Since the outbreak these
contractors have lost five horses, one of which,
taken into Rcale Springs by the returning
thieves, was in such a bruised condition that
killing was considered a charity.
A correspondent says "the jwoplo of Cedar
valley arc especially jubilant over Ruel's in
tended operation. He has, so 1 understand,
placed five or six men at work. Tho Key
stone is looking remarkably well. John
McKinsoy has struck a small but enormously
rich vein, about two miles ft. in Cerbat, anil
is taking out very rich shipping ore fully
$9(A) to the ton Tho prospects are gootl
tor a new town, somewhere in thu vicinity of
Wallapai Spring, at an early date, which
may lead thu whole district,
Mr. C. Gross is constructing five arrastras
at Cerbat.
Mr. Rrigham, late of Camp Rcale Springs,
will shortly establish a store at Mineral
Park.
Mr. Goldwatcr states that Messrs. Cory &
Potts have a fino stock of goods at Cerbat,
and are doing a good business.
' . a
Chofutt's Wkstkiin World. Last mail
brought us a copy of the March number of
this monthly, containing moro than the
usual quantity of Western news. Notes of
a trip from Los Angeles, California, to Wick
cnburg, Arizona, by "John A. Womack," is
written by one who would never tb ik it a
sin to make a point at tho expense of truth.
The author displays his ignorance of Ari
zona by saying that a few Yankees ought to
be settled in Central Arizona, just as if about
one-half our peoplo were not real, genuine
Yankees.
An extinct volcano has been found at Prcscott,
Arizona, tho crater ot which U half a mile ln ex
tent and clearly defined. JSan Ilernardlno Argus.
As an item to "fill ut". the forecoinir
might do, but, since nothing of the sort has
been found at or within 50 miles of Prcscott.
and since such papers as the Arirus firi
nothlnK. wo cannot find it in our heart to
charge it with the abovo untruth.
G. W. Rartcr, formerly editor of thq Los
Angeles Star, has started a paper in Oakland.
Ho says ho has upwards of '-,000 due him
on account of subscriptions while publishing
tho Stnr. As he has no boje of making the
collections ho cancels tho debts and prom
ises himself to do business in a better man
ner hereafter.
S. Levy recently dropped dead in front, of
Deltnonico's restaurant, in Lo Angeles. De
ceased was a resident of San Rernardino,
Cal., antl about 3.1 years of age.
i a . a i.
From the Los Angeles Express wo lenm
that J. P. Rurnctt was to start for Prcscott
with a through coach on tho 8th inst.
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That was a terrible result of a practical
joke at Salinas, California, recently. One
man killed ; another almost done for and a
woman deprived of a husband.
Greenbacks ore "low" at San Francisco.
-They are so low here that not many people
An ..t - I' .1 . J '
t- ti-i- uutu in mem.
Those Sacuton mines arc certainly very
promising. Hope luoy'll hold out. Tho best
t a a. .a '
ot lucm ought to be named the 'Paymaster'
.!n.A t1. If' I. .1..
oiui-v; .iiujui aujfiur, oi vne i'ay uepa
L'parttnent,
u. a. a., uas a linger in tho pie.
Yellow Thunder, chief of tho Winnebago
Indians, died recently, at Portage, Wiscon
sin, aged 1 10 years.
The orange crop in
Los
i Angeles county,
Tho fruit has
tins fcason, is a large one. Tho fruit has
iiiieu up nneiy aim is or excellent llayor.
r 1
The Legislature of California has passed
tho bill for tho pardon of Harry Meiggs over
tho veto of tho Governor.
A lino or stages will soon be run from Aus
tin and San Antonio, Texas, to San DIco
CM., via Mcsilla, New Mexico. '
It is said that tho Eiietdtptiu ylolmlu, an
Australian tree, possewtes the virtuo of de
stroying whatever produces ague. The trco
is a rapid grower.
. Jlivcrside, Sap Rernardino comity, Cal., is
to havo a telegraph ollico, .
tit ii i J i Liiii i.i nil vtv.,i at sssj -
18T1,
TELEGUAPIIIC,
Special Dispatchos to tho Arizona Minor,
By Western Union and U. 8.
Military Lines.
WMnt. n, April 7 -ContrrrMinnn I.tittrell
day prim-til"! nx.lutloi.t of I. Antft lr Clininucr tr
Coinini rre f.norlHtf t;.inr-luil nl.l to Southern I ui ltlo
"xvlrVMl April fi.(l.wiirol. pri.t.bntf Panto !
mliitro, i.nici.illy Hlm.irntiit Urn Saionim ty ""'O'- ,lrn'
Cimibn, new faptal Ot iicrol. lut arrived In (.til.
A twltletw fit twi K-en i irivti-l between the Northern
l'w-ino Italll.xnt Co. ami Jay Owk A Co.. "bo u.ltnnc
e to the nmd urn ill lurked b) the m. ptali of mm
pany of firtt tiiortr(.'i ImmmI and other mi iiritk.
Ilarlf.ml. April . Iitgrrwill, (lletno. rnO elected (lov
rrnor. lloth llou- of the l,eitnltiini l)i-in. nitlr.
Han Tram 'i-o, April 7 1 he ue of Cold. Mn.ley m..i
MtUii llr. ' roimrrtnl Hltli the murder of ""'fr
tlreen. nt 1'iM-oler.i. It ttlll luforc the Tweinh Ulttritt
Court, In motion of lien trial. ,
Nanta llnrMra, April 7.-i:in Hon for Mayor and tlty
onioer held ftir.luy, rrtulttil l Uie tlretioti of
Mortimer C'-'k. 1'roldint of thu I'ourtientlt National
Ooldllank, M) .jr.
A street ni.lr.od from Stein's wharf to old MIloa, I
In contemplation. Jii.Ik" t'rwlui htnlnif tooim-d the
franchise fr the tame.
Iterlln, April C The tialth of HUiiuink It Improving.
Vettenbiy bo a nl.le to Ieae hU lL
W'athltiKton, April 7. In the rivttate to-ilay, fit four
hundred million inflation bill pnsml by 1TJ njit to S3
' fVartfunl, Conn., April 7. Incertull's majority In tUs
city. It 9.WH.
rlallnat City, April 7. A party of Julicrs In a hotel la
this plate, M-nt Mrs. Ih-milum, n iruett of the hotiK. n a
f-4- eri.iml to one I ).. !..) ri.tit. .Mr. Dennltort, Im
tnnd of the lnly. mw her coinlnir front Poane)' nnmu
A tnnlly quarrel enttinL Vettt-nlay Drnnlmn mil llow
ny uiul abttteil blm. Dunney n!tilltl by ttriklnf
lleuUx.n, heti the latter lininedlalely drew a pUIOl ami
hot bit ai1ant. Downey Krappleil tilth DentiUm nnd
n-. tired tha Utter' lttoL leniiloo then rtlrt-nted ami
fi-l.l Vrhde In this poiitHet, Donney approneheit, thotaml
all,! In (it. Downey will prooouiy miner ovtii me
fetSl of bit woumlt. .
Sun Vrum Ul Auil 7. ThU Mmnilnir a lrty uf rnnl
tlmrpert put) lu lu a alm on TMnl ttreet, .lutlnif a
iittarrel mer a iratne. oeeof thetn luiined l'.Mril(re M hop
kin thol nwl killed one of the rtv naned I'uinr. T he
niunlrrrr wat urrettnL
Gold In New York. 1131 If 1131. Greenbacks In Han
rrnnrlNO, Bit S Wl.
tendon. April 6- Surrriictity of the tejee Ithtndt
hat l-en formally ordert-J by llreot lliiuln.
Pelaluma. Cal., April 8 Johu II, Itlcluirdton com
mlill inleldn here thl niomloif.
Rtn I'rancitco, April r? den John C. Trenton! attiieil
here to-uay.
The tteomer Henator tailed nt 10 a. m. for Unit Dleiro.
MiAnrt I triialn leave for San I Hero on hatttrday.
fluid In New Yotk 1131. (Irvenbackt lu 8an Kiandtco
67!twl.
Thlt morning another terrible trnq-edy wat enaotwl In
thl city, at a boordlnff; bouM on Fourth ttreet, near
Minna. Two young men, CaMwell ro.-t Matey, nwm
mate, nere In the liouo. About teten o'clock the rert
of a plttol wat heanl. Oflleert came, brule oin the
door, and found Caldwell In bed. dead, tliot lhrou;li the
bend. Matey wat lying on the tt-r, mortally viouoded.
He wat able to trnik. and tald that Caldwell shot blm
nnd then hlmtelt Hut the A.tol wi- tear Maieyandlt
It Mleveil tlmt he Drtt shut CallweU ana men sim.i mm
self. Matey hail ben employed In a bat tlore on Moat
coraerr ttreet. near line. CaUlwell wat a cooduclor oo
the .North lleaeh MlMbtn rart. It It not yet known what
cauMil the ternwe anair.
lo the folic Court to-tUr llev. father Power
flnnl (XV) for twitting an ll.D woman, Helta Drown, at
HL IVtrirk't church. 11 uld bit fin ami a at released
from euttiIy.
it-.lon, April P. Ko cbolre for if. 8. Senator lotue-
rent Mintner. IMllou lo-uay uneiuingeo.
yueenttown. April 7 Stnamtr V.g) pt front New Yotk,
arrivttl wlUt tirieer tunl rrea.
Mlimer Knroitt fnHtt Havre for New York wa aluw
limed at tea In a ttnkinir ron.lltlon. 1'mir btmlmt Iv
enrers were takea tafely off br ttenmrr drew Itt Sew
York. Value of lUiropa t rurgo al.ait one rsllllandoWiir,
Havana, April 7 Capt den. Concha ittueil pn'U
mation to tha etllient of t'ulw. He tay war nmniosl In
the tistrsely -oplet Nirtlon of Um Itlantl may itattlntie
for tome time, but the j-'pilom portion of the lilaud
will ! l-rutertetl from ravatfr of Inoinrrnti.
Wathinglon. At11 (i S'tinle ointSnunl neminatlon of
2lote llairtt enici Jostle or t:iiriii.
llltiuark' lu-altli It tlowly improving.
New York, April If. Toney llarrit a well known wi1
gilUt was thot and proUtbly Litully woumlot 1u-dy, by
TXTCS03ST.
Tnrwn, A. T.. April 0 JMeRW eicllement elte
through thewr digging vertojlonrd by a rwnl atay mule
at the Cattie Dmne .iielting work, of some rTe taken
from near the tarfiwe In th KeatJfl ml&e, whlh went
SJ.VTtt In tllvrr unl Hi irr rent ropra-r, to the Ion. 'I lu
tein I 31 fret wide anil I uu.l by I'etrr I'ortwh if
."-aton. an.1 Uol Daval Talnn l Tuceon. 1 berearelwo
niter rargo letge or argeatifertou galena, tnowa a ina
Hacaton ami lirry lgle Inte. The XM-aua I aiaa reel
wide an Ou) tntfaee. Kml aMAjrs rjt ttlver, 9ri 1
rent, lead to tie ton. The drey Ivagl It ten feet wide -f
tho turlW ami it aliout the cut rhut of ore at the Ka
aton. Thit mine wat dltrovertnl la lr73. It It located
thirty mile touth of rtacato tUtlon and twenty-five mllr
wetiot ino i-x-ocno tuiuon in ina injwgo eotiHiry.
Turxi, April 9. llr. It. A. Wilbur uf Tncint ho
gone out on a tour Uirougtt the i'apago luliaa country.
IntcmUng to be absent everal w eeY j, leikltg after tha
weiur or inee inuun, tor wnom u i agent.
In tha District Court Twcl J. The dlvorre rate of
Harrikon r'. HairUfln wat oaUeil up. W. A. Ilaaroek
wa iipiotnl rt-frrree to take trttintonr ln the rue.
In Ilia com of Morgan A: Co., vs. James QnlnUa, a de
murrer ami motion to strike out being argued by Itowrll
ana Aitap lor ueiewunt ana tittry arm utun lot plaintta
Demurrer overruled and motion drnleiL
Com of Ilajden vs. Wnrden Oaty Ut pUIntltT ami
lltw'.i for defendant. Demnrrer ta complaint argued ami
tuumitUMi.
A slight tbowrr of rain fell at 5 p. m. ytrdty.
halt river ttlll ooktinw- ImiwtlWe f.,r learnt.
At4ranui lo Uie Deiwtatlv T'rritorUI Convention are
making tberateive ieor.1 aruuiet town.
1'bornU, April 9. DUtrlct Court Mtrlma emtaty
rata of Chang Luu ts. aio Cuing )-peal ullowtl and
uew trial granieii.
Haytlen v. Wttrden, demurrer ot erruM.
Morgan v. Quintan, by the oootettt of t-crtir a
ment entrrcil agnitut defrodaat In the uia of i'JM arl
(103 cot U.
timith va. Curran, default entrrvil niul J, T. Alsap ap
ulntd referee to take account.
Vsxler vt. Yanarman, ami llmtry v. Or! Bin, appeal
uttmieu.
Korrel v. Yforvurr ft. Co., drlflin vt. llmnnainan, liar-riv-n
va. Harrlao, set for Morxlay, 10th.
A tentre was Issued for sixteen iun.rt f.t Monday, I'Jtli,
and an uhliUon:! summoning of twenty-four lururs fur
MouUy, April SJ. Court wljournod UU April 11
WICKENBTJKG.
WIeke-iburg, April 9. J. . Cotentmry, agent 6ir the
Vulture mining (timfuny, of this p!are, left on this ntor-ning'luck-IKr-l
for (jalifurnlo, on bullae rnnectxt
with the mine. It it tha general InipreMlon of our eiti
icat, that on hi; return to thl ptiwo, tha ndna will be
ttartnl In first clats working order.
Adolph I'rlnk of haa lleruardtno, an oVl and experi
ence.! miner anil prtapertor arriTeil hero by last Califor
nia lurk -board, and stortad for WalUpat, thl morning.
11a tlwlare hi intention of making Arizona Id home,
lliulnet iiilrt. Tl. turning. pro.-er tt of turrouwllog
countrj- for tt.a cataing teaton are very promising.
Tug WKATHKU-Iieimrtcd at 9 a.m. April 8th i
Wlekcnbtirg Clear oad pleasant.
Marlcoa Well Clean plaant; thermometer 70.
Tuetou Clear and pleasant t light north wIimI) ther
reotceter 70".
Manwlx Clear and pleasant; no wind; thermomr
tcr 70".
Ynma Clear: no wlo! thermometer TO4.
Kan Dlcpi, Cab Clear j wind wettj Ibcnnometer CO.
Mr Dunne, who was recently appointed Chief
Justice of Arizona, wns hy some mistake crcdlt-td
to West Vlrulula instead of Nevada. Borne of tho
papers In West Virginia are taking their Senators
to task f.tr cnnslnir tho appointment of a man
from that Statu whom nobody In the State ever
heard of, Star, Washington, March l'J.
As less than one-fourths of tho people of
Arizona never heard of him until his appoint
ment, they would tnko the President to task
for tho appointment, were it not that they
know it would do no good, since tho Federal
olllcos of tho Territories are given to citizens
of States in payment for come political or
other service, whicl wa; of doing is un-American
nnd, of course, wrong.
Speaking of the half naked statue or Washlnc.
ton, which cost (.10,000, In the Kat Capital Park,
Oraco Greenwood wittily says that lilt outstretch'
cd arm points reproachfully toward thoso rials
eases in the Patcnl OlUce whero hang his much
desired hahllaments,
- ma m m ,
"White CVU" has recently been discovered In
Australia. It consists of felted vegetable fibres
llku petit, with tine cralm of sand Interspersed.
It burns easily with n llghl Hatne, calsts over
larp;o tracts, and Is already extensively used.
There Is a yellowish vthlto coal In llra.lt, looklni:
like clay, but burning well.
A valuable labor-saving machine has been de
veloped oat West, it U called the sclf-raklntf.
breech-loading, seven-octave, non-cxploslvc, att'
totnatlo nrchlti chastUcr, and ccmblncd Iwlr tomb
editorial protector and hash cutter,
" ; 1
Ct.kp Is being sent from 1'ilUburg, l'tntiiylva.
nU, to fcurcka, .Nevada, for uc lu ttucUIpg rc.
MAJUCOPA COUKTY.
w.u.uu.uxla1 ri.WUB.m:iUans,
FLO Ultima ilXXx,
Bait llivor Volloy, Arizona.
Our Mill now Mng In full operato . ...
i furnish tho market with n quality of VUwS!!'"JI
tory. nn, I fu.ly "e, , mi 1'
fornJa. W. will keepim,utlj JWSt
nt our everal ngencle. ' ' I'll, it,
THREE QUAIsITIE3 OP rLOUn
In 25, 50, and 100-Pound Sacks
GRAHAM FLOUR
SEM.TELLA, COlttf-MBAL,
CRACKED VHEAT AND BrtArT.
A nKaMf traaM.. rn . .
tt-'iiti will r7 ITUMItQ Ofl ff fvi laa
merchant and other. .tirrlialng large natltle,.
ACIEXTR:
tltttgnt coirsxu.
arees.
W,B. HEL1IS6S k CO.
lnt I'btniis, Arlrorm.
forsi
iIiaIC HOTEL,
Phoenix.
Arizona.
The nmlrlgnei1 bating opened ll.lt Hotel, aa'. lu
public- that no ln or eipenee will ba spared uvl i,
TUB Hotel irf tba Territory. "
KlngU roouit f.rf latoUUe. In coaceetion wlUt the Ht,t
A good Hlable and I'eed Yard, attaehnl to the preutW
Come vaa, com all
And gtt rue a ml I,
bov Hi J. J. OAIlDlSI.lt, IVorHrtp,,
ii.mowux. n.itmncit.
II. Jfc CO.,
AT
PHCENIX, SALT RIVER VALLEY,
ASK
MORGAN'S FERRY, ON THE OILl,
Maricopa County, Arizona,
HK4LSC IX
fJEiVKRAL MKltCHANDISK.
Ottr Motto: 'Quid Saht and Small PtM
JeSrtr
J. Coldwater & Bro.,
IIsts en hoi s Largs sxd Coai;itt4 Etodt if
G ELVER A L M EKCII ANDISE,
Corapritiag a very thing requlreit la a farming euSkTr,
and which thay will tell at th tawett pat!bk ptWrt.
nigtest prkw pdil for Grain. feVlu
K. IHVtSK. J. A. B. UrUt
13. OXArIIVJi: afc CO,
At the New Depot
I'lICKXIA, AICIZO.NA,
Offer for Hal an aatortmrar of Srt claM
F A M I L Y G ROC KR I ES,
Staiipttet'i, Books,
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS
at Low rnicns.
Iliu-nlx, Martropa CVu, Arlsona, Deer tnber 29(. W7X
PHCENIX STORE,
IMKEM.V, A niZOXA,
ICsmjj for fint
G EIVERAL ERCI I AKDISE,
Ol'Xtill. eJfcC, SCC,
Highest Prioss Paid for Grain nnd ether
Parm Produce,
X. wotMsrs
fhosnli. Arttona, At-rtt 3, IfrTI.
CAPITAL HOUSE,
T1kii ix, Arizona,
JOHN CLOHCi:, Proprietor.
Tee eating department will ba oond acted m Ik res
tnuniBt ttyW. JIII.UJAT ALL, ItUCUit.
tiij: saTloon
Dnarttnenf. I.yOKOItOK X. YVALTKU8, wU Uttf
ptieit with tha bel of Uiir. ice.
I'e.rnli, klarlcu( county, A. T., August SI, IcT-.
nog3I
PRESC01T.
rtxnK vvtxr.u.i.
TltEOntlUE leOWllXW.
Purceila & Loii!lon,
Have now on band, at their Hrk;K Stobk, (HaTr"s't U
tUnd), Otmlwla fcjtrcet, alt kUilt of
a itocr.Hi i:s, provisions,
CLOXJIING. HOOT3 AC SIIOKS,
MINING TOOLS, LIQUORS, c
Wdrh they ofltr for aal cheap. fW,f
ANTELOPE RESTAURANT,
Guiley flUeet, Nortii Side of the PUxa,
Tho lnprU)torof thl KwUnranl !
fully announces that he will ra.nne !
In ratering ta thti lals of Ut v?-
aw,l. ill , f,,n,UI.,! ml all bun of tM
day, and the Ublo u'plled with gtttno, and the choltetl
delliuele that can be procurvd. Evarytalaf cJena aa
serted ui In the best style,
T. Wilt .T.UEAP, I'ntprlrW.
I'rescrxt. Kovembar 83, 1 b7i noT
LARGE, N. W, C03IPLETE
WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SHOW,
Qurlcy Street, Fronting on Granite. '
I'icscoU, Arlzonw.
Alt klmU of Blaeksntlthloit. Wagtjn maklni; J
lIrlng don In good style by
10
lMf
niKn.rj. BBECHT.
LUHOiEK, LU3EBEU.
AM, KINDS OP DUlttPINO UItBKB KErT
constantly on hand at the Quarts Mountain Saw-MIH, sv.
mile south of IVescott. . it.
All orders sent tkrorisU the pel oHc will b rwru
sUewled to. Term cash on ',l',,y0J' pyltTIffc
rratcott, A.T., 8ptlMrg. 19T3. ' '7U -
1 II 35 S II
CtiaLOeta. j3eecX
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