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T. J. Sutler. Editor.
FRIDAY, MAY 38(11, 1875.
t.
Special to the Miner bj U. 8. Military and W. U. LIreiJ
' accounts for advertising and svb-
tcription vhich became due on or before the first
day of February, and all bills for legal adver
tisements tchich appeared in the Miner prior to
that date an payable to John II. Marion. All
accounts accruing since that date are payable to
T. J. Butler, the present proprietor.
A TRIP INTO THB COUNTRY.
Id thti article we propose merely to give
an outline of the country over which we, in
company with Frank Murray, in one of Brooke
k Lynn's best buggies drawn by those fa
Torite roadstera " the grays " traveled on
Sunday last between Prcscott and Big-Bug,
as wc shall have something more deGnite to
say of each of the more prominent points on
the route in separate items.
Leaving Prescott about nine a. m., on Sat
urday, our route lay in an easterly direction
over an undulating country covered with a
carpet of green grass figured here and there Iected as president of the day; Chas Frfc p
with red, white, yejloiv and blue flowrs and Adams, of Massachusetts, and L. Q. OUa
tufted with bvnehes of chapparel. After mar, of Missisoippi, orators; Henry W. Long
passing Fort Whipple a short distance the fellow, poet ; Ralph Waldo Emerson, reader
junction of our road wifli that leading to of the Declaration of Independence; General
Chino Valley was reached, where we contin- W. T. Sherman, grand marshal, and General
ued on to the eastward in a, to us, terre incoq- Joseph E. Johnson, grand master of ceremo
nilio, passing slaughter house flat and the nies.
Salvador or Bui-Whacker mine, neither of New York. May 22. Dispatches from mid-
which we found time to examine. The road die Pennsylvania say that the forest fires are
was in splendid condition and the horses in sweeping over ten townships in Pike county,
fine spirit, so that wo were soon on the down and unless rain comes soon there will be great
grade approaching Lynx Creek at a place suffering and loss of life in that region
known as the Virgin Mary's just beyond
which is the celebrated mine which
Lteut. Thomas and others discovered while
constructing the grade over the hill and
which that gallant officer facetiously plead
as an excuse for not making a speech at Genl.
Crook's farewell reception, avowing his ina-
13 Y TELEGrRAPH. 00111 &re now" on th waJ from Washington 000 pounds. Nearly all of this amount was
and the coinage will commence immediately, consumed, not more than two or three ban
Gold in New York 116. Greenbacks in drcd thousand pounds remaining on hand.
San Francisco 86J and 87. A very careful estimate has been made of the
Los Angeles, May 21. Last night the fur- crop which is now being harvested, and the
niture and carpet store of Botten Bradley, most sanguine do not come op to 3,000,000
on Main street was burned. The contents pounds, being a difference of about 2.5000,000
were entirely destroyed. The los in goods pounds in the amount of barley in this mar- "WorillSCF ill tllG jFaGld
react, es hjj uuu. me nre was unaouoteaiv et ooiween mis ana iasi year, now me
EASTERN.
Washington, May 24. Capt J. H. Lord
will shortly be assigned to duty in Arizona,
as chief quartermaster at Tucson.
New York, May 24 The leading charac
teristics of the week closed on Saturday in
business circles have been a continued ple-
thoria of money with something of an im
pulse in the trade in seasonable manufac
tures, such as dry goods imported. By the
warm weather of the last few days the re
sumption of canal navigation has caused
some degree of animation in produce circles,
but the general situation is without improve
ment. There is rather more doing at pres
ent in the wool market but no marked im
provement in prices is yet manifested.
Philadelphia, May 22.-The United States
Centennial Commission yesterday elected
Gen. J. R. Hawlcy, of Connecticut, presi
dent, and John D. Creigh, of California,
among the vice-presidents. Hon. Richard
C. McCormick, of Arizona, has been placed
on the executive committee. For the cele
bration, the President of the U. S. was se-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FARMERS OF SALT RIVER VALLEY
ATTENTION !
the work of an incendinrr. Four simulta
neous attempts were made to burn the town
shortly after the first fire. The damage in
these latter coses was slight.
contractors who have taken contracts at low
rates will come out is a problem which they
can solve at their leisure.
The new firm of Smith & Stearns is show-
J. R. Tarfranco died with an appopletic ing considerable enterprise. They have in
fit last night. duced the Pima Indians to come from the
San Francisco, May 21 Yesterdays slight here to sell their wheat, and this morn-
reaction in stocks is sustained to-day but
business is light. Ophir has got as far back
as S45.
The steamer Ancon has arrived from San
Diego and southern ports.
Eighteen more car loads of emigrants ar
rived to-day.
Gold in N. Y. UG. Currency in San
Francisco, 8G and 87.
San Francisco, May 25. Eight car loads
of immigrants arrived to-night, fifteen more
are due to-morrow.
Stocks are firmer to-day.
Santa Rosa, May 25. D. II. Gciger con
victed of the murder of Mrs. Strong in Men
docino county, escaped from the county jail
during last night. He only had a small saw
and file. One of the prisoners helped him.
It was a neatly executed job.
Oroville, Cal. May 24. A fire broke out
here about three o'clock this morning in the
city bakery corner of Myer and Bird streets,
completely destroying the building and two
frame dwellings and damaging the Masonic
Hall building to the extent of S500 orSGOO;
also burning wood-work around the Mercury
ALL PERSON'S HAYING
For Sale, can secure the
Highest Price in Greenbacks
Br calling: on the undersigned. I m cot trading' for
GOODS but lor CURRENC V. Find ma on Main street.
PhcenU. at all time. M. WORMSER.
lliceolx. May 25. 1875. xnjSSmt
J. B. BCrWT.
IT. T. CULTI.
TONTO STATION.
ing their store was crowded with the guile
less savages, each having bis parcel of wheat.
The wheat is of this year's crop, and is the
first in market; it is good, solid and free
from dross, as wheat in any country.
At a meeting of the principal citizens of
this place, it was unanimously resolved that
the present system of irrigation was a detri
ment to the farmer, and prevented, in a meas
ure, settlers from locating in this, the largest
tract of agricultural land in Arizona. To
remedy this, and have permanent water
throughout the year, a corporation was form
ed, assuming the title of the Montezuma
Ditch Company, articles of incorporation
were filed, and an assurance given of 15,000
to commence the work was at once given by
the leading farmers and business men of
Phcunix. A temporary board of directors
was elected, consisting of Dr. Moeller, of
Prescott, King S. Woolsey, of Stanwix, and
John Smith, Geo. E. Mowrey, U. II. Gray,
P. Holcomb and J. A. Chenowth, of Phoenix.
The company propose to embrace all the ara
ble land in the valley in the compass of their Having now Completed, and in Poll Operation, my now
RUPLEV &. CRUM HAVE SUCCEEDED IK PRO
CURING A SUPPLY OF
'GOOD "W -A. TEH.
MIDWAT 11ETWKK.X
MINT and SKUL.L VALLEYS
Where tliey hare established a Station and respectfully
asx tne patronage of tne traveling public
Wood and Grass are abundant in the
vicinity, and Water will be furnish
ed animals at 12 1-2 cts a head.
The water comes from a cat ran into the hill, and is led
in pipe, i milt to the rood. RUPLEV &. CRUM,
mySStf Proprietors
NEW SAW-MILL.
Two and one-half miles South of Prescott.
Chicago, May 22 Later reports from Ne
braska, Kansas, Missouri and Minnesota state
that the grasshoppers are not as bad ns at
first reported. The pests are dying ofT and
the farmers are hopeful.
Memphis, May 24. The memorial day cer
emonies at Elmwood were deeply impressive.
bility to leave the country on account of his Business was suspended in the city. The
interest therein, and that as he was going to procession was the largest of the kind ever
stay, there was no occasion to make a speech, seen in the South. There has never been
This mine has yielded some rich specimens, such a genuine intermingling of the blue and
but has not been developed sufficiently to gray as on this occasion.
ay whether it is really valuable or not. Osceola, Pa., May 24. The forest fires arc
A short distance below this crossing are slI' raging, lucre were slight showers of
aaid to be torno valuable hydraulic claims 'n on Saturday, but not enough to check
but they lay off the road and were not visi- the flames perceptibly.
canul, and to own and operate tbe canal at
their expense, selling the water to farmers.
nrintinsr office. Tlio nronertv mostlv belong
ed to Mrs. Winters, and was insured for Tbe conpany will also be liable for damages
81,500 dollars. Loss about 4,000. if tbey fail to furnish water in sufficient
Marysville, May 24 The funrral of the Quantity when ealled for by the farmers,
late Hill Beachy took place from the depot Bi arrangement, the farmers will have
immediately upon tne arrival of the passcn- uu , l" uu" , P
ger train from the south this evening, at
tended by his many friends and acquaintan
ces. The pall-bearers were Messrs. James
Howortb, C. II. Patterson, N. D. Rideout,
John II. Jewett, L. J. Ashford and George
Merritt. The remains were deposited in the
City cemetery, beside those of his wife and
children.
TEERITOEIAL.
Tucson, May 22. The school trustees and
Gov. Safford visited the public school yester-
stock-books of the company arc now open
for subscription, and will be sent to Tucson
and Prescott as soon as possible.
Weather clear and warm.
Wickenburg, May 2G A shooting scrape
took place at Smith's mill on the 23d inst.,
between John Bullard and a man formerly
of Salt River and known by the name of
Babe. The cause of the fracas was a shot
gun which Babe borrowed from Bullard and
which the latter contended he had not re
turned. Babe, on being struck by Bullard,
fired the first shot, the ball grazing the top
ted. A ditch taken out above crosses the Lexington, May 24. Twentv-five hnilrl
road a short distance this side the Virgin's inSs wers burned yesterday in the vicinity of d' The truslces finding the children im-
VtmiQf fine! tlm Ifttni ratno linvrri ttnelin.l the St. James TTnrd proving so rapidly, have determined to con-
banks away so as to render the bridge across Washington, D. C, May 21.-Tho Presi- uth? oo to the end of June, at which f Bu,Iard 3 hcad. who was unarmed at the
it unsafe for horses which are liable to step dent and family will leave Washington for ume 11 18 ProPsed to have an exhibition. uueu ,n oorrowing a aernnger
throngh holes and break their legs. It should their summer residence at Long Branc hearly Tuo funds for the erection of the new school soon after, with which he shot Babe. The
bo repaired at once. in Juno. uouse having been exhausted, we understand baI1 IodKL,d n-'ar his ear and was extracted
Between Lynx Creek and Spaulding's sta- Tho Union National Gold Bank at Oak- 'at the ladies, who have so far raised the bv Dr- w- w- Jones- The wound is not
tion on tho Agua Fria tho country is more land, Cal., has been authorized to commence raeans to carr? the work on 6'Sn'fy their danSerou9, as was at first supposed. Both
oneD. tho hills atill irentlv sloninn- with nn onerations. willingness to make another effort in the parties were arrested by Deputy Sheriff P.
occasional flat with a rank growth of vece- Washington. May 24. The Court of Claims san, direct5oni by giving a ball at an early W Smitb and brought to this place for ex-
. ....... l . I .1 . t , .... J I omtrtntinn 1 .1 1 rC .,
tation where in ordinarily favorabjc seasons, to-day rendered a decision covering a num- ' Pceeus 10 oe aevotea to the coin
no doubt with proper cultivation, very good ber of claims for cotton seized in Mississippi. Plc"n of the school house,
crops could bo raised. The drive to Spaul- The amounts aggregate nearly one million Hughes, of the Tucson assay office,
ding's occupied about two hours, wea-thcr of doIIars. left by Tuesday's siage for Florence, to make
SawMill, with the latest improved machinery, ecu
sitting of SAWS, SHINGLE MACHINE, and
PLAINER. I am prepare i, at the thortest
notice, to fill all orders for the following
kinds of Lumber, either at the Mill
or at my Lumber Yard in Pres
cott, namely t
MERCHANTABLE,
CLEAR, SURFACED
AND RUSTIC LUMBER,
MATCHED FLOORING,
Casings, Mouldings, Panelings
AND SHINGLES,
OF THE FINEST QUALITY.
In thort, Everything la my line
IPOlt THE COJSTSTIiTJ CTIOT
O F
FIRST-CLASS BUILDINGS.
Terms Cash on Delivery.
merchant of
CURTIS.
All orders sent by mall, or through the
Prcicutt, will receive prompt attention.
GEO. W.
Prescott, Mny M, 1K75.
San Francisco Store.
animation, which would
have come off this
morning but that Bullard succeedud in mak
ing his escape last night and has not been
heard of since.
H. ASHER & CO..
Prescott, - - - - Arizona,
loTcly and our enjoyment complete.
Thero wo remained some two hours, had
lunch and drovo down to the Bowers or
Agua Fria ranch owned and managed by Mr.
Nathan Bowers.
The valley of the Agua Fria, from Spaul
dins's to Bowers', inclusive as we 6aw it
io opinion has been delivered in the Pa- arrangements with the owners of the Kich
cific R. R. transportation case but may be mine for putting up furnaces to smelt the ore.
next Monday. It looks now as though the Gila would see
iU4 k .uay .in mo licecuer-TH- e,y umes. yuue a uumuer ot new u.scov- A Souvenir of the Oloen Tims While
lu" """ye r urtLT 10-aay continued ins cries uave occn maoe in tue 1'ioneor district, t Bitr Burr nn snrfw taCf t
arrrnmnnt fnr tho ,in.n,w ti . Lf(i, r r.:.. ..a .,, , B WuBi o Sunday last, we were shown
0 ,.....,. .uu tUuri- u. v,..-, ullu a,. u.iv rumarhaoiy i,ics of the Polynesian of 1847 and 1848 ed-
TOOm Was Crowded. He W rnnMnn !,; rich nrn. Thn rnmi hnllf !.. At.. : lutio, eu-
and
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE fiEV-
II. Ramboz. one of WirkenlinrV ninnonN eral public that we have jnst received and are now offer-
,,,...' . . , , 'I"" -i ing for sale, the LAKGEST and I1EST SELECTED
Knlrl hie fruit rtnnli ts flL1.n T.. s I v ,.r
ihuuu tu vuuiicj X Uiti ouiJj uliU 1 BkWw
intends leaving for California soon.
It was a well edited and finely printed six
column paper, no large display type or poster
ifpH find niihKcl.nl o ir..nt..1. C
rlnrhorl in Urn .-l. r arSUmcnt tO-morroW. nnw in nnornlinn -t,: II T - " 7 7 w" """"'"'"l oaimttlLH
.:yj,. : u . i m,,.o, Pn.,, n ,..,;: zr ri'r'"b. r aMsiandsbychariesEiiitchcock
uuu gum auu uacKeu oy ine veruo range is I . m ucii i uuya vu win oegin 10 see tue iirst drop-
as beantiful a land-scape perhaps as can be Friday make another attempt to cross the pings of the silver shower that will make
found on thn rontiwont. -bngjisu Luanncl in his life nreserviiicr dress. Arizona famous.
t t , . A snecial from Rnm. et.. t : At- oi r .1.-r: r t, . , cul8 tomar its typographical beauty. In
xivsviug uuwers' rancn wo oore away to
tho southwest, leaving the valley just above
where the hills come in and close it up, and
iut oHtummup uu uuu a tinun. uur route j uuu una utuiu, aic uun uu a visiii to ine union cop
. - .. . . . I horn flnmilnri nn It .111 -..l..t,l.. I
jjoiuwju mine airecuon 01 mo old Tioonder- . iuuij aKU per mines. Yavanai countr. Arizona. TIipv
place atiums. 9rRnvnP,t,1 m mnl- .
":.. r T ir , . . I 1 a 1194b OUUII IU LliU
v,.y u. Aicxico, Jiay lo.iuo lecieral Younir America, nnar Tnn
PEESCOTT.
CALIFORNIA AND ARI
Stae Company.
SEMI-WEEKLY FROM
Prescott, Ploreace and WickeatixjiJ
THROUGH TO
San Bernardino and Los Angel'
IK SIS DAYS, f
1 -i
Carrying the United Statef and tLe Callfortl
Ariiona Expreis Co.' Packafree and ExprM -
Cnnrctlnp with Welle, harjro & Co.'e f
KxpreM at San Bernardino, CaL i
AUR CONCORD COACHES
UAxe San Bernardino daily with
Ptusentrers. IT S.MaiU and Wells. Fartro.
& C.' Expme. connecting with Railroad at 8S
runninc thronch to Lo Anrelee in Ninety Minntea. ai".!
xona passengers over these routes cross the Oila aa4 ttitl
Fhtsnix, Colorado Hirer Indian Beserratioa, EareaW '
T1-. Tl.l. P1ttv m flm V '
eral Sprias, Celebrated Faa Gorgnfa
Pass, acd JCany Placet of la.
terast along the Beste
xorthy of notice.
For all particulars apply at our oSeei, repreteatet J
P. S. EMPEY, Asrent FrtmK.
H. II. HULL, Agent Phcnix.
J. COLLINOWOOD, Ajent Flereae.
F. J. STARKE, Agent Ehmbetf. j
J. u. liuuiiKS, Agtai 3 an uernardiM
E P. NICHOLS. Arent Snuir .
GEO. PRIDHAM, Agent Los Angelai.
J. U. PIERSON, fleeretarr
OrnCE Wickenburg- f19tf
SANTA FE AND PRESCOTT
ail-L ine.
A vehicle will leave Prescott every
Wednesday and Saturday Morn lag
FOR CAMP VERDE,
Carrying Passengers and Expren.
Fare to Camp Verde, - 17.09.
Expre, - StUpsrD,
For particulars enquire at the Post Office.
aug3 HAYWARD Sc BAKE.
MOMEZIM BAR & BILLIAI1
SALOON,
MONTEZUMA STREET, PRESCOTT.
We have recently renovated and fixed np our 81! tea
in fine ityle, and have nune but the choicest
WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS,
FOR OUR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC.
BILLIARDS.
We have two of J. Strahle Sc. Co's finest Tables. wA
Drlaney's Patent wire cushions, which are far superior te
nor otQf rs now 10 use. miiiaraists win please eall at
tuijre for themselves.
We have a Club Room, for Kentlemen, attached te let
liar lloom.
C. A. LUXE & CO.
M. V. Davis. Get. W. Siaee.
DAVIS & SIMES,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Notify the citizens of PresrAtt and Ticinitr that all atJmt
for work in their line of holiness, will be rrorantlv ti.
THEO. OTTO'S
BATH HOUSE AND BARBER SHOP,
r r r . - cut8 t0 mar ,ts typographical beauty. Ii
o j. ,0 oc. i.i,, vhjjc oi luu llrm n rone. i:n n 1 ;n ? . , 1 .
riouslv ill. n. ' P t, '.. " irwoumaaercait to tbe modern craft
" 6,tai' Lui'P smciiurs 01 liiui more. iHa- ;. n . . .
Vienna, May 24.-A meeting of tho Em- ryland, and Mr. Johnson, a Salt Lake copper i ?
neroraof Anstrifi nMm,n. nnA t?.,:- 1 n 11,03 tr making a netvspapcr than those re
og mill and mino for two miles when wo
drew rein at what in olden times might have
been mistaken for an old fashioned horse mill
but wo were not long in guessing that it was
really the smelting warks of the famous Sil
Ter Belt Mining Co. and although not a
ound was heard nor human being In sight
ire determined to camp and await further de-
These gentle-
troops are reported to have suffered a reverse mm have heard much of these copper mines ' 1
ttfTf SanLuU to make a persona, infection 0 XlTtyJ
Potosi. The Government is taking measures their nrodnninnntv- 9th.ofA,a.
0 j ..j .
mote islands then aflorded. Glancintr at it
o
contents we read the first announcement in
that Kingdom of the discovery of gold in Cal
ifornia which reached there June 24th. 1843
1
left San Francisco on tho
to inaugurate a severe campaign against the
revolutionists.
"Washington, D. C, May 21. Everett II.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Ever offered in this market, which we wilt sell at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
At the lowest possible price. Consisting of
Dry Goods,
Milinery Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Perfumery and Notions,
Gents' and Boys' Clothing;
Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Groceries and Provisions,
Wines and Liquors,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Hardware, Glassware,
Wall-paper, Cutlery,
Curtains, Carpets, etc.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
One door north of Head's store, Montezuma st.
Having fitted up a heta
house in superior style, I la
now prepared to accommodate
mir tinfrnn with lt.t n fVIA
Baths at a moment's notice. Tonsorial uTril.m mt
uwer rates than heretofore. Give me a call. felStl
L. B. JEWELL,
WATCHMAKER,
JEWEL.EII AND ASSAYED
South Side of the Plaza, Prescott,
Dealer In Clocks. Watches and Jewelry. Jewelry l
nil kinds made to order. lUpairinff done carefully aa
promptly. Hold and Silver bullion refined, bought lad
All kinds of ore promptly and properly assayed.
8
The miners in the Smith district, Santa Washixutox IteJis, May 3d Those hav-
Rita mountains, arc doing well, but will do 5dB occasion to correspond with Arizona's
tilllPIl hatran k1iam I. a ? . XT . . . . tit t ...
Tfllr,mont .n ;r ;f ' .u..., Pomerov is the namn nf th nnir tt n:, " otwitu- wasumgton will observe
iri r 7 7 T,uunBU' trict Attornor for TrlrVnV t nr tt stand,nB tue water is scarce now, considera- the following address instead of the one an
thonght some ofrclocating and setting up on "Ctr" for " . . T?' "e We gold is brought in each week. nounced some time since, in winch his hotel
our own hook. Uan Thorno in miner's garb "young lawyer Riding in Oakland, Cal, Specimens of cinnabar, said to be from a was mentioned. -Hon.' IlLm t Zl'
soon aaomsappearence and explamed that a graauate 01 tm. Mato Univers.ty. mine less than forty miles from Tucson, are House of Representatives, Washington
!.?J2JI?2"eMMf,!,B JtrJZ0""- aeetL The discoverer states ao. Mr. Stevens i, visilin, Ss in
? .,UK. sUn. a wait, lo me "i ur ca.e is very severe that there is an abundance of ore. Parties New Hampshire.
vwu nuuii usiuiucu iuc mine anu worKS 1 1 -
and on his return reported the distance to PACIFIC SLOPE.
lave stretched to a mile and and a half. ,r n. ,
tit 1.0 . . ' -rrancisco, 3Iay 24.- The mi tarr en-
JlLtr- U SPm;?"h"- campmentatCamp Schofield broke 7P on
tZ Si tu P 7X7' t;."duhaV!n5 Bt Propitioasrongh, windy and disagrceable-
the Misses Kitty and Belle Hitchcock at Mr. ni,Bm:M .t. ' . b
nnM ,. jt.it. , . . iuo eucauipraenc was a
.uw uj u&tuiu, auu suxiu;u uu III- I XllO fofCC
Tiwuon irom tnem to visit their father and
in camp numbered
success.
over 1,200.
are now out making locations, and as soon as The lowest bid for beef for Indians in Ari-
they are secured the public will be informed zona, opened in New York last week was
of the locality. that of Greenfield of Jlinnesota, 2,55, Keh-
Capt Porter and Lieut Savage arrived hero rens, of Kohrena & Mitchell, new mail con-to-day
from Prescott. tractors, next at 2,99. Curtis was tho lowest
Maricona WpIIs. Mar 91 TV.J1t f nn liwlilnc fx flnw o -
- r - 1 j v uwii 1 uum-i ui ouu Marios, .ou no a-
a Mexican foot-traveler stopped for dinner: wards 3et made.
after partaking of a very hearty meal, he, as C. E. Curtis is on his way to Arizona.
1 rrsop. wismna- to purchase will do well to eive us a
call before purchasing elsewhere, and we will satisfy
am iu uuaiuy ana cheapness or our goods.
Liberal Prices paid for Gold Dust, Gold
Sliyer Bullion, and Merchantable
Produce of the Country.
Prescott, May S8, 1875. H. ASHER & CO.
NOTICE.
To all tchem it may concern :
In J!1M.CVmm.I",0n,er' of 11)0 Town Site of Phcenlx har
injr this day tu-ned over to the undersWrned the book.
IoW,ip,."to F of ComrnisSoners. alTer:
Jhree month, from this iuZ
J. I A I . A U
Probate Judre, Maricopa County.
my28t4
BENJ. H .WEAVER.
Montezuma St, Opposite Dan Hatz'a lYaw
Building,
eli wit"'1 t0 ftuaIlh Mlner' Fannert aad everyboir
MINING
meats.
May 18. 1875.
mother, examine the mines aJ S Z d n disturbanccs 7' TT M i0" but' in" . v. McCormick will start for California
..n nr e t, t lIva auu u,n,ro mo of any kind. s;ead, he entered the res denco of Mr. Fran- m June, accompanied by his wife anrt will
SftrlISr ?'frci Mdi"'" - Cisco No-go ndfamily,ad taltis , 8msll poSiMr tia!t aL. '
s. 7 T - ""7 uoiei, ou baturday mornintr. He was amount in currency, a wair of new sho. nr1
KbinlX ''krn,b7fUt C' 0'-,'W'tl.chos,d TCnt direct Retised Mining Laws Repealing gFllX'afiSajrS
, . '., ;a7 t-v"b iue uamornia jjtcam Navigation Company at mm and rode oil in the direction of Florence cu y ma Kidmore's Mining Statutes, be- to,Jofcp-HarPraeEn.,at hi
road of .ome seren miles in length. As we Sacramento. He was seventv-ih nf The alarm was soon c0mmnn?MoH mff "The Revised Sutnt nf k ly- Arizona Te,ritory.
ha I tW.M - . a . . I J J-w V V lUb I " M1W LJlllLt'll I
w.r """v- ltosay 01 ,s P'ace age. The remains were sent to Sacramento, Pima village and about 20 mounted Pimas States "concerning Mineral Lands, as amend
J! TlWC , Pt descnPtlon where the funeral took place to-day, being engaged in pursuit. We are momentarily ed at tb"e ,ast 8ess5on of Congress, totrcther
moro 1 VCrV lartrclv attended- I errMotini Iiis rptnrn with the Instruct
I f o . 1 w i;umrn MinnAn
Hill Beachy, the well-known stage propri- Phoenix, May 26. Harvesting in the val- and a Digest of Decisions and Opinions ner-
IMPLEMENTS,
Flour, Bacon,
Sugar. Tea. and Coffee.
soap, g-a.3st:di,es,
SPICES, CANNED GOODS
Of all kinds, and a general astotmeat of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
ty Country rtudncc bought at living rates.
WK. jr. KELLT. x A 8TzrRBJ .
KELLY k, STEPHENS,
2KT E "W S AGENTS
And Wholesale and Retail Dealers ia
Tobacco, Cigars. Confectionery
STATIONERY,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IX THE MATTER OF THE
Estate of HEYMAN MANNAssE decu- Fancy Goods, Yankee Kotioni,
rXl Fixed Ammtonitica
not ire
ava-
here, but merely pass on to a much
rough and rugged road above the house and
SaWln,.? ! 1 ndabalftothe etor of old times on the Pacific coast, died ley has just fairly started, and the fixingof Gaining thereto, by "Walter A. Skidmore Esq"
"1 ?! f ,Ur JUr- Sfy 5 tbis city of paralysis. agricultural implements has been one of the The book will be mailed postpaid 1 1'
wj nucuw ma juiumcu oy me 6amu Jonn J,
route already described halting at Hitch- convicted
cock's, Bowers and Spaulding's, accepting tenced
inyitttiotM to eat everywhere and doing full He has
" ' " tusiaicgu aucu inviiaiion court, n;i M k K-t,f e .j . uersons ntcrestrl in m!n;
L S?"r h TD ? b Stcks 0Q Saturfaj retained their 0DC nd a balf. dcaIe here are firm for two w A . , '
te kTtohofstr dnnkbut fornchkut- fluid consistency. To-day, th. market has and a half cents, and are not disposed to sill oft Sof'J11 the 13th c
naix and enml tvatincr cimprllt- 1 1 . . . . ' i 01 1st Samuel and 19th rnno .u. 1
MOSES MANXASSE.
Administrator.
quteo,0m.i-d?bted3?,.he,b0T8 Mtatfl hereby re
quired to make Immediate payment and thereby save
Administrator.
Prescott, May 27, 1675.
my2St4
. -Marks, ex-harbor
. "'"- 1 -' kcc&o. juerv- 1 x va , i rr eueeD. xi mi kn 1
Ol fraud in ofBec. has honn con. I thini nntr Sni1irflto a ranirl : I Sumner Wlntnow JC- n T t . .. ? J I elmrmnin
1 I o u.nuii,iuc Jini- 1 ""v; vu.t iiiiiv xriiblisuers oaxuxuiAZ,
iu 3iCii tars in tne penitentiary, cipal cause ot whieh is the high price of grain cau rrancco. we regard the book as a
appealed his case to the Supreme at the present time. While crain on thP Perfect treasure-house of information n
chapter
tr suae mm gooa eaung generally commend been ouieL with nn chan. --k M- ..: f. .1 " 151 oan?."e' na iy tb verse, that "Then
m to the Agua Fria and Big Bug. ' . Z , r. 1 r TT V r r no "mn'OUDl throughout all the land
7 '"U,UK " r--, & bv w. u.wc r- . aii the Smiths
SHOOTING MATCH.
WILL be snoT roa OS
29th day of MAY. 1R75.
A SPLENDID
SHARP'S SPORTING RIFLE.
Best 3 Shots in 5.
Fourteen Chances, Pive Dollars each,
Guns,Fi8tola, Cutlery,
Hosiery, Buck Glovea,
Pigs, Dates and Nuta,
Gents' Puriiiahing Goods
Jnst TrrrlrmA . . . ..
SEEDS mlLJT'. . wtlB"m fKESH GARDEN
ae .orlh side ot Plata, PretcoU. Arizona. fe5l
LARGE, 1VEW, COMPLETE
WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SHOPS
Qurley Street, Fronting on Granitt,
' Prescott, Arizona.
fahnr ' J
TRED O. BRECHT
THE POST TRADER'S STORE,
AT .
Suaaet oa Suaday found as at home
aiajsBeat iof the hospitaUties of Arizona to 3-C The Bear influence however is atill
life.
was obtained last season. The cause
rait i tYiA Rma.lt rmnntifp mAnJ I iaJ
.. . j I Dlied since rhn
upenuust. ijuisippinger, tne well known I ' ws nu u)wrus 01 iour
1 1 1 1
m 4.x. - . 1 saloon keener on Halleek tnet faiw I millions ponnds ot barley rarsed in tbe Tal- nb.anhfll
i,n am wvtBaiicur me lauoci auiscr ure i , . "v;Mlci. - , . , i ., - . , 4,su H poor, has no I aVCk
IbaWm Htm- bttvm "NVw Ynrlr asr) .brr day. His liabilities are l0.lOOO Th. ley ; add to this the amount remaining over J"f tid nntil last week neTer h.5 . ' - - , SXir
ill ilnN) ftaoititua fnr fifm tminc nf Cause 01 lHe failure W1A SITCtllntinn in flnl,;. fmm nivrinni vhn Bnl.;n. ... . I Him IUO COUHtV anthnntu Mnu .1 -..
attm
t vast j freight can each per Uy,
at t a . AaI il a aaa
without f shares.
1: j. u i. .1 . e, ttwion inaeDu. noMtmc ut . .i..
Tie Die. for th. .w twenty cent dim k tke market her. ls.ty.er about5,500,- j irSSufSL '
THREE CHANCES YET TO BE TAKP.M PORT TVTIITitit
y i-iuvision.
CAN FRUITS
KT.Tm OF PHKTJVTAU' BASE "WITH FRO -ez UIMWU,
toxld. of Iron at KEKDAtS n .,U BOOT53 A -kt-
MpgA I WA,IO"l8T. FAITCY GOODS
TORArrn fun r..
,UST WEED. 1EMEDT OR 01BG0J IffETT r ' mt.
atfC Cure, at DR. SKDALISLSES W leaamlk.
B .
"""""5 KICHARDS, Projirieler