Arizona miner. [volume], January 11, 1868, Image 3

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j.VY MORNING, JANUARY 1J, 16C8.
, M m.. -Hi worn A lints.' small mill, un
k.niic ami a half miles south of
. , ;, n.mtnnlly nt work, grinding corn
; i i'! tnrnl.
r. -Wlillc two tflrn xrero coining
,i ,- uiiipi to rreacolt, on Wednesday
.'..I near Copper Creek, their atten
i, , mi to the notion of a dog whloh nc
1 !,. ii unit which w nt ahead of them
, i Tin- men Immediately jerked their
nii'l prepared for tho frny. Arriving
. pi . e wh'iie Uic (to liml Mooil burking,
iw tin f tprint of three noble roil " vll
1 MuwnilrlU" of tlio Apacho persuasion,
, l . ibt. lint for thu watchfulness of thn
, 1 have ri'imiltieil hkl In the hniili nniil
, , lip 1 within shooting distance, when,
1 ,i,!. thoy "fronW Imre given them n
i -.alien. Wp warn oiir people to
1. r nuJtnl nml Wp n sharp lookout
. They have lieon upon their good
I' r ' 'Tal weeks, feasting upiin
in. and wheit stolen hy thorn
t umwr. Yry likely, they liaro
' 'tinR their Pinnl and Coyotero
' ,i niii' thi ir t.u-ticri anil science, ami
i,-k to Ih 'ir ohl hitutits with an In-
..f war mVerlal. knowledge nml
Lo"k out fur your llrw ami property,
.. v Sfers. (kuiplmll anil Wumlerlich
a- mil l town, on Wei!iieln.y lnat, with u
paper, ami tried to tlodgo 'em, Imt
j . then advanced towards . tlicm as
ii -h-ep. and wore politely requested
, r for n small sniu.to aid in raia-
i ; . 'i-es incurred in ousting Mr. Ward
x.d of tin- public plam. Wo believe
f n -d-seary amount subscribed. If
,.. itcrt turn out a v.-e oxpoct they will,
i i'!) to Mjb'rrjbe to a ftand for erect
it, and hiibntw-.tinl fence, with
.id this beautiful anil musli-covotod
.i. ii uii'l canine-playground.
. i m tiik A ova Fn:. Four ox wagons
l.i liiwon Urn arrived in town on
v U-i. with loads of sorn from the
. : : lore Hoggs, for Geo. I'. Howers.
'un ;iUo came In, similarly freighted.
. , ,v "..red in Jlr. Grant's warehouse.
, . Fi-m-rv. Eait This genllcnmn, who
.m i fivonWv known to mr citizen? for
c
11
F- x ' iI'..p-iMi!un and otlsr good qualities,
a - iaty ii-ut.-.u tint now binds the Capital
1'r "it. Mr. Fleury eame to Ariiona with
. ..t " in '(''. and sitide (be time lie anchored
0, 'i ( ivi k, wu believe' tile gentleman bus
' i mure than a iH from town. Al-r.iU.-.l
in Now York City, ho lores the
. of liniimtuiiH.Is enraptured with the
f the piiiiM," the doHcloug clliantc
i aiU loile of Csntral Arizona. During
i. e f the "annolnU'd" olllcials of the
. , Mr. I TYnry ha uctwl as Gorernor and
. ui.d niled those position with ease,
,c nn l ability. Ho w cogubwut of the
t ! me by which I'rescoU was deprived of
i.il, a.i'l condems the whole tranmetton.
" n Governor, instead of I, Riehord C,
, ,1 u..uld not hare had the, honor (?) of
g vlie cuieft. I7rl leuryi
V-,M'..3 i Ct.: .. 1. Hr.Av.as, sutlers at
,n. li:re been iu town for swvonI
1 p'irehssing mpplies for their esUb
ri .i have experienced some dKQcnlty
$ U a.us to haul the goods purchased by
- ' nw,to bo'lavorthy havo secored
' i ItotrM. Vio think H wonld In; wlo
" merchant p.r.d property ownura of
- do ull in tlieir power to aid in bwibl
7 x r - id and improving old onca. The
Wa.uut (Irovo, whieli, by the way, is
-J' Bust pjwjwrons sottlemenu I tha
., Uin of the niggardly spirit ovlnced
I e tf l'reseutt, iu not, before now.
. cunstruBliott of a wagou road totho
1 . h.ie been told tbut a very gocxl
I be inado, witli little cost, from hero
(.t.. The trade of that settlement
.i tt a good deal In a year, ami If wo do
'j milling to inako the way easy for it to
t U Pn-fceott. there is danger of ourlofinglt
T" it road from l'reseott to Skull and
I allejs Is roigh and tortaims. A bet
1 , -Miorter route, we are informed,
' ..a l by following n swag that ruus from
j w ife back of tho Govcraor's hoe to
1 bj the expenditure of a little labor
AYe hope our people will wake up to
int e of connecting the town with good
1 tr dU to ovory talnlng camp nmlugrl
v l:.i'e In tho eounty. Tho monoy or
i :Lii way will be returned, trade will
h and animals will last longer,
' 'v w ill be Indulged In, and the people
j' j tii and country will Me cbcIi other
'a 4 be mutually beuetittl thereby.
T IIio Vkiik.t-T1io soldiers at Camp
t the Itio Verde, (Cos. G and C,oflbo
"i Infantry,) are now oHgasod In a laud-
It is known to nearly all of ouroitl
f'l arcount of a certain terrible hill on
i
f that rlvor, It has herutoforu bepn al
l ible for a toam to get down Into the
' that llebsneath. Well, there are
ri .w engageil In "cultivating" that
M m ninUdn, wh, by tlelr oxortlom,
' b niceeedml In making a very good
' r '1 When thoy got through with this
it uill bo a pIifHture, hutiwilofjM uore-
i tirn.r, to pay a vblt fu Gamp filnepln
"ttleinenU. Soldiew nnd sitliwns will
"'' tind Mipplla etiti be laid tnuoh caster
fiy- 'flu- fnrmew wn get their grain
abl'.-s ts I'rcuottwilhout bavJog to
pack them on the backs of animals np Copper
Canon or old fJrlef . Forty of the men are at
work upon the road, and twenty men do guard
unty. In j.inc of Ulnj nlnIUon,.(li fl
people supposed U wonld, Csmp Lincoln will,
wo think, bu struiigthonoil by more troops, as
soon as General .McDowell has thum to eparo. It
an excellent place to scout from, being right
t tho heart or the Tonto oountry, and not far
from the l'liinl.Cosnliios, and Coyotero countries.
Adobe houses will bo built for the troops, water
H1 bo taken out or the river to Irrigate a Gov
ernment farm with, and the place will soon be
one of lire and activity. Hut wo hope the sol
dlen will not be ceinpelled to waste their time
in farming. They nhmild bo employed in light
ing Apaches, exploring tho coimtry.aml protect
ing tho citizen.
Nkw JIocsk. So as to give those of our rend
ers who llvo out of doors" an Idea or what it
costs a person to Toncc himself iu and caver said
feneo with a roof, we herewith give Ihe cost of
building a frame house, Uix'U, shingle rool and
brick chimney. The boon- under consideration
is upon Jlontjowata snoot, between tho Mt.sim
oaice and the store or Wormier .t Co. It is tho
property or J. W. lleebo. and U now occupied as
an ofllce and dwelling house by Hmiry A. Hlgit
low. U. 8. Assessor of Internal Iteveaue. The
figures aroln grcenltaeks:
IUtnber iai nn
'''w M OoJ
Sash:
Ilrick
Ilulhling eklrnney.
Nails.. .
Hauling brick....
Hauling lumber. .
Lock
2 00
U 00
ifl 00
115 00
a oo
12 00
y oo
I'Okor 08 00
Total coat..,. . $to5 00
Tut: IJmm of I'AK.U)iHH,a soeiety compol
of the youag men and wojncn or I'rcacott and
vlotitlty, Iwil u good tlmoofitlast evening, in
Illalr & Ulllott's building. Thoy " trippeil the
light fantastic" In gay and festive stylo.
Vmrr. Ilrcvet-Captaiu Fechct, Lieut. Mender,
ami another ofllcer, whose name we bare forgot
ten, paid us a friendly visit on Thnmlsy last.
I.ietiL Mender Is Tost Adjutant at Camp Whipple.
CmucxiciTtnKS. Read the communications
in to-day's paper. "A Democrat" argues, ably,
for the thorough organization of tho Democratic
party, and the holding of a Territorial Cenren
tion to nominate a candidate fur Congress. We
agree with Mm. and hope that, if powiblo, strict
party lined will be drawn In the approaching
contest, so as to shut out all brazen faced ml
venturers, who are ever ready to worm thew
selves Into office by deceiving tho people with
two-faced jwlitical profevdona.
Mr. Hardy write n letter in relation to the
railroad nnd mails, which will repay a purunl.
It is the getioral opinion thut work will be cwu
meaeod upon the road in this Territory next
pnng.
liRicti'ii thais lias gone to Camp Lincoln, with
goods for Arnold Howers.aml a lot of shingles
and lumber. It will Irani back to town n lot of
com for Mr. James Grant
Notic to Sbttlk.- All persons Indebted to
William II. Hardy, at this plaoe, will (bid It ad
vantageous to call ujton CapL J. V. llargrave,
at bis office on Munlexuma street, and Fettle up
Immediately. See netlee la another eoliimu.
WrvTim. Wo are juit now enjoying an ex
cellent article of this commodity., 'riie days are
pleasant aad suiKbTny ; IIio nights just cool
enough for a person to sleep warm and comfort
able, out of doors, under about four jtalrs of
bbukute, a soldier overcoat, aad a eojiy of the :
Alia Ckilifc0rnia.
V. S. Since putting the above in type, an
Immense quantity of rain has fallen, and, up to
the time of going to press, 0 o'clock, this Morning,
it was still descendng in sheets.
Fjkb-wood, delivered, Is worth from four to six
dollars In l'reseott.
SuuvEvoa An DnicaiiTsucf tAsrcn. Mr. F.
Kf. Chapman, of Wickenburg, has written to
BherifT Moore, of this place, requesting him to
procure for the Solllhig Ciuml Company, of Salt
rlvor, of which Mr. Chapman 1 1 'resident, tho
rvrvicos of a oompetent eurveyor, to survey and
make a map of the Company's ditch and to lay
!T a town-site. If there are ity euch in this vi
cinity, they con, by dropping Mr. Chapman a
few linos stating terms, etc., get a good job.
Da. Jo.vKs'd train arrlvod hure from La l'az
on Wednesday, with fraTght for Government.
Tho wagons were Onloadtil at the I'ost on Thurs
day morning, drove up to town, and wore loaded
up again, by Wormser & Co., with corn and
shingles for Camp Mcl'henon, and powder and
fuse for the Vulture Mining Co., at Wlekonbnrg.
The train started baek on Tnurjday laL
Jw Mosiha.v Is having lib stable Iked up for
tho cold weather. Ho has Imd Uncle Johnny
Miller, our old placer-mining jtartner, stopping
up the oraeks with mortar fur a week piud.
Xkw SBTTiMr-KT. A now settletnent has been
started at the point where thu road from l'reseott
to the Hlo Verde, via the Agua Frio Hanch,
crosses Lynx Creek, by Messrs. Lorty, Johnson,
Thomas, Itlllt, Kratise and others. Thoy InUmd
to break up a large quantity of the rich valley
land of that vicinity, and plant convvcgetables,
etc, in it In tho spring. Good luek, gents. May
you raise excellent crops. Titers are UtoMsand
of uoree in the valley, as yet unoccupied, that
will produce good corn, wheat, and vegetables,
and wo iwt to sec others follow tho good ex
ample set thorn by this energetic band of bache
lors. There Is no business utulor Iho sun as
healthy, ns Independent, or as profitable as farm
ing, and wo oro glad to see ancient miners turn
ing their nttention to this branch of business.
Without we raise our own provisions, a great
many of our mine will be useless until a rail
road U built.
Tub O'Neill Dramatlo Association advertise an
excellent bill fur Saturday evening next, whisli
will be played iu their now theatre, at (Jamji
I.lnaoln, Go and sof thjtmi, .
Tun JMiuqjifltitTax, List for the yoar 1807,
appear! W tO-llay-H laikir.
Proceedings of tho Board of Supervisors.
Pkkscott, Molality, January fi, 1808.
Present--Messrs. Ctii!)bell. Cornell und
Wtinderlich.
l'lio followiiiir accounta were audited and
allowed:
Arizona .Miner, for printing $27 00
II. Hrooks. rent foroliiceof Hccorder, bO 00
II. IJrookr, " " " " fcO 00
I. V. llourkc, wood for Ktcorder's
oliiee, .JO 00
Y . .J. llerry, services an Attorney in
cae of Chevalier, . . . . 60 CO
S. K. Blair, service as Justico of the
i'-nce, 03 40
Lonrd niljoiirned until Tuesday, January
7tli, 10S, at 10 o"clock a. m.
Tuesday, January 7, 1808.
Present Full Hoard.
Ordered that all blank licenses returned bv
the Treasurer be destroyed, and that the
Clerk of the Hoard of Supervisors have new
licenses printed.
Ordered that thn Omk of tho Board or
Sujwrvisors have new blank county warrants
printed.
Hoard adjourned until Thursday, January
U, 1808, nt 10 o'clock a. m.
Thursday, January 9, 1863.
I'resent--Full Hoard.
Hoard examined tmwrs and accounts of
John II. Marion, late County Treasurer, and
found them correct. Also examined accounts
of J. 1'. liuurke. late Sheriff, and found them
correct.
Let contract to J. Q. Campbell to build
Hue in Courthouse, for $100 Jail lionil.
lleceived, from J. II. Marion, lalei County
Treasurer, $0,911 in redeemed County War-
mnis.
lleceived, from Win. Cory, present Treas
urer, $200,00.
Hoard turned over to County Treasurer,
delinquent tax list for 180.". nmouutinz to
$7G3,-10; for 1S00, S707.-I0; 1807, 1 1-10,175
ninnK
Licences. $110; Cash, Sl-lliS; l'oll
Tax Iteceipu, 00,00; Journal, Day Hook
Finns. Great llros liuvo ooeurred, latol',
in the city of St. Joseph and tho towns of
Sedalia and Louisiana, Missouri.
FltOM UAI.SDT OttOYE. AtlgtUtUi E.
Swain, Sam Hall, and Hill Carlisle came up
from tho Grore yesterday. They report
ovcrytningjill right on the ilossayamjM.
Further Reduction in Prices!
HErJDERSOiM & CO.
CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
JUST OPENED,
A
NEW AND SPLENDID AS30RTMBNT OF
Gents' Jtcacty Ilailc Clothing nnd
Furnishing Goods,
Hoots, Shoes,
Cutlery,
Fancy (iootU,
YankM Kotions.
FlaylnS CnrOd;
SiaUofiery,
, Confectionery,
0 .Nuts, Fig?,
COLT'S, HENRY'S, SPEKOF.R-and WIRE
CARTRIDGES,
Pistols, Putol Hall iid Pistol Flasks.
k To Uhetvrr nU ijiiiokcr I
K.vtiu Fine Ilavann Cignrs,
Fine Cut and Natural Leaf .Chawing Tobacco,
ALSO,
A few more package, left, ol the unrivalled
ROSE SMOKING TOBACCO.
The finest assortment of
IVXeci'Solia-xxiix 2?ipcs?
this side of the Bar.
We wotilJ alo eall th attention of the LaUta
to our elg(it Hoc of
DBY-QOODS,
ComprUlng an norlment of
Winter Dress GootU,
luxem, Etlging't, Inscrtings, etc,,
Slisatingp, Sldrttngji, etc, oTe.,
Plnn ninnaliixl nml lin-lllanelicil
Domoftiaii 371 cU.'p yard,
Froneh Onlloo 37 1 "
Amoriwn" 26 "
"A nimble Blxpenee hotter thin a slow Shllllnp,"
U our motto, or wniun you wii uo cominvcu uj
oalllus at our Store,
Corner of Granite nnd Gurloy Streets,
Prescott, Arizona.
ggrOdi paid foraovornment Touolicr,iE3
D. IIE.N'DEUSpN & CO.
I'rwcolt, Ucci.'T, lSo7.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CAMP LINCOLN THEATRE!
J. II. O'NKILfi,
U-iUrtf OrthctrB, Gi:0,I.01UMKtt.
On Saturday NiEht. January I8II1. 1868,
TIIIti:i: GRAND IIKC?IiS!
TJIItFIJ UllAiM) PIECES!
COMMKNCINO WITH
THE GREAT HISTORICAL DRAMA
-or
RORY O ' IYt O It K ,
on
I3ST '88.
Iter)' O'Mora,
KlrUIftinnl Do Vaof ... .(tlx; IWcrlbnl) .
SbHii Wall (thoOutluw). ...
nititrt , (t Im OV4Ilir) ... .
CL ThuiHlrr, (Oovtrmir;
...QtJIS.V.
....HOTII,
.. SMITH,
KKV
KoMrin; fwlmrwa LaMONTK.
I) Wm fiVIn (A 8rauir?li.f) DHCCK,
Hscnnt, MUHI'HY,
lllll Jmvt DOOJ.m,
rUrtiy (OtmatrjrnMO) . -. Mi QL'IMl.VV,
Kttiln Il.mn, (l)HruOtwl W lUirr) ftKR,
Mary O'lti-re KISH,
Mn. DoWIII ?Un VtHU,
Kltly 8UHgliBMy T1IOMASOX,
ETHIOPIAN DELINEATIONS.
Iiecturo on Woman's Right's VANCE.
ACr wMeh. Ihr I.AUOHAHLB VMlCIi ottke
HAPPY MAW!
ViMy ilrir. O'.SKILU
ItAm rtrt, (TJie King) QL'INK.
Omn-t VTattr, V'UV,
Mow fjfco SMITH.
r.Mn Fait, MAItTI.V,
0Tti, (MzW Daughter) QKR.
SONGS, DANCES, ETC.
Biinio Solo, VANCE.
T nmchki irkh Um Fart 1 '
JSoinliifttew Ptirioso.
ArtmnmlMMM (Kburnf Ut"0 ItOTH,
Vtuhn OTWr oA Hiita) 1'ItV,
Ownl UntieMu, (TXBII.U
Dlrtitu, FISH,
mUWi, AttMNteaU, H, ...Ily tho CMifwiy,
lhwn Open al Hatf-juri Six. Vnt-ttmxrt commtwitt at
CAMPBELL & BUFFUM,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND ARE
now Soiling their
Winter Stoclc,
At thalr Fire Proof Balldimr, on
MOITTEZUMA STREET,
Oppntlle the Plaa,....,.Irciicotf, Arizona,
CoMMInfr, In part, of
Ladle' Dreiti Goods, Prwwfi, Aiswksin, Eng
lish and dark oslond Print",
Marino Dreni Pattarm, of rarious calera,
Balinornl aad Plain Skirting,
Shawls, Nubiai and Hoods,
Silk and Cashmere Cloaks,
Children's Shoes,
Balmoral, Lasting, and light Calf Shoes,
A Fine A5i'jrtn:cr,t of Brcss Trimmings,
Plain and Fancy Hair Nets,
Combs, Buttons, Perfumery, it, Jfcc
Staple Dry-Goods,
Domestics,
Flannels,
Linen,
Blankets,
Salincttc and Casslmcrc Cloth.
CLOTHING.
A Largo and Extensive Assortment of Gents'
Sulta; Abo, Coats, Vests and Pants,
of Fine Quality and Style,
IIaU, Boots, Shoes,
Summer, Flanno! and Cassimaro Over and
Under Shirts,
V full and eomplete assortment of
Cents' rtiriiisliliig Goods.
Wo would call the attention of buyers to our
large and w4l tateeted stoek of
Family Groceries an Proyisions
Tobucco, CIstis,
Aycrs' Medicines,
Stationery, etc.
Powder, Mining Tools, Ploughs Corn
1 Shelters, Stoves, etc., etc
yVTSi, ,ur entire ttoelt It for ante low, for
yv can, linn cn.ii iiiuj-.
CAMI'IJELL & UTJKFUM.
l'reseott, Vio. 07, 1B07.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARRAY SUPPLIES.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
SUB-DISTRICT OF PRESCOTT,
Foht Wiiiiti.1i, Arliona,
January 3,
QEALKI) PROPOSAbS.IN DUPLICATE,
J will be received by the tindomicnod, at
this oltlco, until Wkhakmiat, January 15th, &Vi,
at twelve o'clock, M., for supplying the Unltwi
Status Government,
At FORT WIIIPPLB, A.T.,
WITH
ONE HUNDRED TONS OP HAY,
Of Two Thousand I'oundj to this Ton.
Hlds 111 he received for any part of the above
amount.
The Hay mtlil Ik well cured nml made of the
best ipwllty of native rnm. It will be nubject to
iinpt-ctlon and weight, and must be dullvcred and
ftatked In such rt of Fort Whipple as directed
by thu undersigned. The stacks muiit be carefully
built nnd properly raked otr, to protect them
from the wcntlier, and must be m nrranud as to
p! event tin hay from coming In i-wtoct wlih the
ground, and to atford free circulation of nlr under
the stacks.
The parties to whom contracts may be awarded
will be required, within forty-eljfht hour
alter the aceeiiUnre of the bid, to give (.ond
djiml to flfly (.00) K.r cent, of the amount or the
contract, for the faithful )erfuruuDC of the
mine.
Kadi proposal mast be ftccomjiamed with a
Matemcut signed by Die eroii ul6;rc by lh
Hkm. stAtmjr their wllllurnnts
to enter lulo lmidi in otv-e the contraet should be
awarded to snld bidder. In cae of (IrirM maklnz
bid.', each individual name mut m written out
I lie delivery of tlie Itay to commtiK imiiwdl-
ately after the approval of Uie contract by thu
uimrici, uepartmuniaua JJivtxion UOHiioaniJeM,
l'rtcos mutt be written as well as exiireMwl hi
U?ures. The oath of ullplaneo to the United
Slates Government must accompany ukiIi jiro
! I.
Mi contract snail be eotiiUerel in force until It
shall have rocelred the approval of the District,
uepartmem ana i;inion cotuunnuers.
A cony of this advcritftenient (a (111) cat from
this paier) must aecomftauy nacti priKaL
lonn should be sutwl lu U. B. cold coin, or-
the market value thereof in currency, at date uf
payiaetit.
l'syinmt win be nxiue in sncli (unos as may be
fumbibed by the United States for that iwrjHe,
IT on luind. If not on baud, eertilta) mxoauu
will be given.
I'roiMwl to be eaeloMd In an enrebre and
mdoried " l.-sputU fur Hay, at Fort Wulmile,
A. T.,n and directed to the mnlertptMjI.
The Government reserves the rlelrt to reject
any and alt tM.
HMs from ilMtoyal jiartles, or tlxvr wiiu hare
huri-totore failed to fatfll tbdr emitraets with the
Government wilt not be eutertoliied.
H D. BAKEI'm
OapUtn and A. Q. t. V 3. A . CliWQ. M. of
Sub-DUtrlct of l'reseott.
Proposals for Fencing (M-tee,
SE.VLED I'ROPOSALS VflLL BE Re
ceived at the Office of the County Re
corder of Yavajol Comity, until Monday, Febru
ary 10th, JtrfVS, at 11 o'clock a. for the erection
of one bandreU and fifty feet of slab fenee round
Ihe Coart'lloase. Said fence to be built of doable
thickness of slab, spotted, harked and set close.
The pot to be set eJcht fect apart, and, at ltau,
two feet iu the croand; to be ollirwrd or Mwed
lamber, aud elsht incbeatMre; the rsSU to bo
ftwr by sis luetic ; aaeb stib to be spiked oa with
four foi ty-penuy nails : a complete gate; wHh toet,
ete to be befit In said fence, of the wew mMeriaf,
at saeli place a iy be ajrreedupon. A l
H&all Dut-huuwi. lour by six, with v.itlt five feet
dcop, to lie bolM iu lt )alt-j-nl.
Pnyioesit will be made in the jatl bonds ot the
cottuty.
Dy order of the Board of Saperrisar.
JOHN V. BOURKB,
Clerk Hoard of Supervisors. -Presesttt,
January f,
IVolice lo Creditors.
i LL PERSONS IXDfcltTED TP'
1. WHh'am II. Hnnly, at Pnwcott, are;
requested to ealj era the sndrritgffetl and make
immediate payment, to save Cot aad other In?
conveniences.
J. T. IIAltGRAVE.
Prescott, A. Tn J anuary 9,
Vrcscott Livery Stable.
rntte street, sdjatolug tI.rQrtx ttock
Salon, Prol, Arltona..
fail
THE UNDERSIGNED,
having leased this old-
. v -11 JS T 1 u.t.l-
desire to Inform their friends and Hhe public gen
erally, that they Urrs as poud 4
SADDLE AND nDGGY HORSES !
as can be found1 at any cstablUhment In the Terri
tory, which they are ready to let at low prices.
Always on bind, a Urge supply of
GIIAIX AND MAY.
Horse Ukcn care of by the dsr. week or
month, on reasonable terms.
A Job WaHi may be found at the stable.
ready for emptoynrent.
itnu. i..iuiAni,
I.H.f)Kir.UN.
I'rfrseott Nofctaibrr 28, 1607.
Notice,
TTTE, THE UNDERSIGNED, DO HERE
V by claim, for farmlnf; purtKes, a tract
of bind ?Ur.at1 and described as follow,, i Three
hundred and fifty (350) yards runnlmr south trout
uomw of Vulture Mlultijr. Comiany's farm, on tho
Hossapmpi river, arc rr"Jn tbenee, bcveu uuna
red (TOO) yards, tunning East.
O. K. CUSENHAItY.
Vulture City, Arliona, Dec 25, 1807.
PACIFIC BREWERY.
Montezuma Street, ,. Prescott, Arlsona,
(South of tho Store of James Urant.)
k S VTR DREW OUR OWN
xVllecr, and tako prcat pains togrj
mako it O. h.., lovers 01 mat neaiinya
and Ftrouirthenlnir lieveraee will do'
well by calling njon us and taking soui of our
madlclnu.
Good LAGER BEER, Liquors and Cigars, alr
ways ou hand.
KAIULE & 8Cnr.EREi:, Proprietors.
l'rsseotlOctober 5, 16C7.