Weekly Journal-Miner from Prescott, Arizona • Page 3

Local Intelligence. Church Notice. Bertreod Mr. Wright will rreack In the CourSaod itrf Sunday at 11 A.M. until further notice, jbool Immediately after sen-ice.

Cisnabar. Everybody about town will rce-ollect tbat three or Wur weeks ago there was a little tlr on account of some cinnabar ore that was brought In by some prospectors. Numerous tents fcere made and qulcksilter found In all the rock. Mr. John 3Ialcorub and Joe Stone arrived In town Tuesday, having been out to make locations.

They brought In about twenty pounds of ore, which can be 6ecn in the cabinet atTbornc Hutchison's saloon, and In the hands of Capt. J. P. Hargrove, also with II. A.

Blgelow at the Nifty Saloon. The lode is sltuatls on tee Verde river, wuldl It crossed several miles below Squaw Peak, and slionrs (or a Ions: distance on both sides of the stream. Malcomb und Stone report that there are larpc holes alonj; the vein excavated, evidently by Indians who -used the ere fur paint. The ore It identical in appearance with the pieces which have been found In the old Indian camps for years past in Tnvapal county. J.

U. Clancy, who was killed May 10th at the Crook mine, was the discoverer of the lode, aud in the location just made his interest has been preserved. The other fortunate locators arc John Malcomb, Wm. Kent, Dan Cannon, J. P.

Hargrove, John A. Rush, II. A. Bigelow, P. S.

Babcock, Pat. Hamilton, Pete Roc4, E. S. Penwell aud Eli Feudcr. Now weocdaman who undeistands working cinnabar ores to take hold in earnest, and the miners will not have to pay two dollars a pound for quicksilver much longer.

Our stock Is now complete, aud anytklugrcqulr. cd Vyftbe people of Arizona can ncjw be had at L. Black Canyon imi iiklow. H. G.

Ballou, the Expressman, Jia recently been on a prospect to the lower Agua Fria, where lie iuuud some Immense gravel beds that Iu time, he bays, will pay and ufford work for a large number of miners, but, at the present high rate ol transportation aud labor, It does not offer buflicieut inducement for a company to take hold aud bring in water, which, although an abundance is to be hid, "will cost more, Iu proportion to the pay, than the diggings -will warrant. Mitchell is ruunlugtuo arrastras-on the mine he roecully bought trom Swilling; -and iswilliug has established ranch below ihe -Canyon, where he has iu a crop of corn, quite a lare Held of sor-pmmid au exteusivc viucvard. This will be thelavorite Station oo the New, or JJelllngs, road to Phoenix when travel springs up on tbat route as it is bound to do on accouut of the great saving In distance. A -mall route is much seeded on that route iu order to assist in the development of the country. Prescott is now their nearest P.

and forty or fifty miles too far for a ooniuunity to have to send lor their mail. Cashes Coventry and magic rullliug, suitable for trimming" child reus clothing, just opened at L. Basuroito Heavy Stock. We took a look through the tore, cellar atsi warehouses of C. P.

Head Co. a lew days ago and were realy astonished at the variety aud extent of their stoefc or all kinds or goods. They arc "chock a block" with barrels of sugar and other heavy groceries besides case goods in endless variety and almost unlimited quantity. The. liquor department Is very lull, aud a splendid line of dry poods and clothing ts stowed away out of sight to preserve it from tastfttri dirt.

What one sees on a visit to the salesroom Is but a moiety of the enormous atock on baud. A complete stock of hardware at L. Basufohd A Races To-Moimow. At one o'clock to-morrow the openlHi: race of the Joeky Club will take pluce at the new Course, for it Citlmis' Purse of 100. hair entrance added.

The horses entered arc Cook Thome enter "Bay Jim Frank Murray cuters r. g. Sthnyler AVHHnw Casey enters s. g. "Blare." T.

D. Saundcm enters c. b. "Yellow Jacket." Tain Sanders Isorecting a Judges' stand. Pools will be sold this evening at the Saloon, beginning at 8 o'clock.

The latest style in straw and felt hats nt L. Basufohd fc Removals. it Co. have removed their old store building from between Fred. Williams' saloon aud Dr.

Kendall's drug store to Corctt street, adjoining the Recorder's olllce. Kelly Stephens have removed their store, building aud all, from the north side of the plaza to the N. W. corner Montezuma and Gurley Sts. John W.

Dtvls has moved his residence, opposite the ofHe, hick from the street to make room for other Improvements. Tire Iron now on hand at L. Basufokd fc "Old Bra," as the boys call Col. Bigelow, prc- prictorof thcNIIty Saloon, is putting up a one. story thirty-foot addition to his saloon on Montezuma street, in order, as he says, to giro him more room for the sale of rot, etc.

Tho lumber on this job comes from A.O. Noycs' mill, and the shingles from Geo. W. Curtis' mill. Every day we hear of new Improvements in progress and In contemplation, all of which shows that we are growing constantly and surely.

Clothing a large and attractive stock, at L. FmsT National Bank of Arizona. On the 10th Inst, we saw a petition signed by teu solid men of Northern Arizona petitioning the Comptroller orCurrcncy to instruct them how to proceed to incorporate and establish a National Bank nt Prescott. Business men or Prescott think that two hundred thousand dollars can be oscd to an advantage in a Bank at this place. Elaine Funeral March.

We havo just received from Messrs. Sherman Hyde. Music Dealers of San Francisco, a copy of the Elaine Funeral Mnrch, composed by Blumenthal, and published by them. The title page Is embellish, cd with au accurate photograph of Toby E. Rosenthal's magnificent painting, "Elaine." Every lover of good music should send 50 cents in currency or stamps to the publishers, and obtain a copy.

Ned. Hutchinson has gone to Cerbat after a wagon load of fire-brick which Mr. Robt. Stein was good enough to let the Silver Belt Co. have, and Immediately on his return the furnace will tart np and If no accident occurs it will not again stop until the dump is all worked up.

Land Patents. Wra. N. Kelly, register of the Prescott land office. Informs us that the following patent have been issued, on locations made at bis No.5S2, Wm.

B. Hclllnss 1002, Jos. 8. Curtis; 1003, Thomas Stonehonse; 1004, Philip McDonnell; 1005, Guadalupe Ortega. W.

H. Hardy, of Hardyvlllc, is In town or was Ttrdty. CORRESPONDENCE. Phescott, A. June 15, 1875.

To the Editor Arizona Miner: Sib: In the issue of your paper of the 11th Inst. 1 observe from the correspondence of Col. Bigelow and Hon. C. A.

Luke, that a portion of the fuuds collected by subscription of citizens of Presoott and vicinity, for the benefit of Mrs. Brown'3 children, has been withheld by those gentlemen, on the mere supposition that the children of Mrs. Brown were not In need of it at the present time. Now, be that as It may, I can see no reason why these gentlemen should withhold said money on that account, for it is very strange that they should assntnc to dispose of money intended by the domfors for that object, for the reason that they thought the parties for whom it was intended did not need it, etc. Now, the facts in the ease as I ata informed, and believe, are these Something more than one year ago, the ladies referred to did circulate a petition asking a donation for the benefit of Mm.

Brown's children, aud the amount etir.ed by Col. Bigelow was turned over to him, for that purpose, and for no other, as the card hereunto annexed will clearly show; and why it is that these gentlemen should assume to withhold the fuuds so donated I would Hkc to know, lor it certain'y seems to mc that a person has a right to flonate his money or other effects to any person tir purpose he may sec fit, whether the persons to whom fucIi donation is made is in need of it or not; arid why Col. Bigelow should apply to Mr. Luke to dispose of the balance on hand, and why Mr. Luke should assume to order that said money should be turned over to Mr.

L. Bashford remains a mystery to rac, unless it be that Mr. Bashford ueeds the money in his Now tlies'j are blatters that certainly need an explanation, oid I hope the gentleman who have assumed to dispose tt the money, In the manner above referred tb, will either pay over said money to the persons for whom it was intended, or give the donators a better and more satisfactory reason than they have jet done, for it certainly does appear from the following eard, that said fuuds were intended lbr the children of Mrs. Brown, and lor no others. I am not asking for this money for myself or because the children arc in need, but because it was given to them before I ever saw them, and I now feel it my duty as their guardian to see thai they have their rights.

Hexuy Colquettk. Prescott, June 5, 1S75. We, the undersigned, citizens of Prescott and vicinity, subscribed money for the benefit of Mrs. Brown's children said subsciplion was solicited by Mrs. C.

A. Luke and Miss Kerr, and said money so subscribed and paid was intended as a do-notion for the bencllt of the said Mrs. Brown's children, and no others: O. Allen. W.

A. Dcarlng, Fred. Williams, John Leonard, J.W.Knott, E.S. Penwi-ll, J. N.

MeCandlcss, John II. Marlon, C. Jwekson, J. L. Fisher, P.

Bunta, Thomas Whitehead. Proceedings of District Court Judoe Tweed. June 1st. Territory vs. W.

Malone continued for the term, and released on his own recognizance in the sum of 1,000 to appear at next term of Court. Territory vs. W. Jlahics bail reduced to $1,000. June 2d.

Hathaway vs. Collier continued for the term. Territory vs. Vulture Miuing Co. judgment for plaintiff for JuiicIUl.

llant-en vs. AsLcr stay of proceed-lugs until Monday next. Bojenh vs. Phelps judgment for plaintiff in a-ccordauce with findings, aud decree ou file. vTuue 4.

Johnson fc Maxwell vs. XIclvlu judgment for plaintiff, that they retain the property claimed and dcliwrcd. Wonderlich v. Wortuser dismissed. Clay vs.

Baca ct al defendants allowed until Aug. 1st to answer. Melvin vs. Arnold judgment for defendant for costs. Ordered by the Court that thcShcriffand Clerk be allowed So a day each for sttcudanee on the Coun.

Ed. W. Wells having resinned the position of Court Commissioner of tlii.s Court, William Wil-kersou is appointed lofilt the vacancy. At a lucctinc of the ladies and gentlemen of Fort Whipple, on the evening of the 14th of June, at thu General Crook Club Kooius, called for the purpose of organizing a reading club Mrs. Kautz was called to the c'lair.

Upon motion the following officers were elecled: President, Gen. A. V. Kautz; Vice President, Mrs. D.

L. Magrnder; Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Carrie Wilkins; Critics, Col. John D. Wilkins aud Dr. D.

L. Magruder. The following committee of five was appointed by the Chair as a committee upon resolution, by-laws and organization Major J. J. Van Horn, Mrs.

Furmestcr, Major Thos. Wilheim, Lieut-E. D. Thomas and Lieut. Edward Lynch.

It was resolved that the club should be named the Shakesperean Reading Club. AUcr the clecliou of ollieers and the appointment of committee the meeting adjourned until p. ni. Monday next, when a meeting will be I i I i. ueiti in mc nan oi wu vjciii.t;ii vruviv viuu, utu the committee will report and the club be thoroughly oreanized.

TriE Eighth Infantry Band have selected the following pieces for to-morrow afternoon on the plaza 1st. March, Fricdcnklangc Faust. 2d. Good-bye Sweetheart, Good-bye. 3d.

Scena ca Aria n'oll Opera, due Foscarl Verdi. 4th. Accnion Valoc Strauss. Slh. Cavatina n'ell Opera, Pia deTolomel Donizetti.

Cth. Kricgcr's Hcimkchr March Piclfkc. Albino Abmati, Bandmaster Slh Intantry. Mr. Ellis, of Asher has played one of those jokes onus that we so much appreciate He evidently took us for an orphan seeking a family that wanted to take a boy to ralse, aud uot caring to put his donation In tho hands of the Mayor or board of school bestowed his offering directly upon the object of his charity.

Insearu 37. They have an enormous stock of clothing In that house and sell very reasonably. Fred. Montalvln was In from the Little Colorado this week. He and partner, MeWilliams, arc building mail stations Baker, but Intend ultimately to settle on that river and engage in the stock business.

Clongh's lime kilns, at Point of Rocks, are among the Importaut Industries of Tavapal county. Now that the building season Is at hand it is Clough's harvest time. We had Intended ere this to have visited the kilns hut have failed thus far. Fred. Williams' new house on Gurley street contalusa parlor 12x16 feet, two bed rooms 12x16 and 10x16, dining room 9x14, and kitchen aud pantry 9x17.

A correspondent from Aubrey, on the Colorado, has written ns an interesting letter -which wU find a place In onr columns next week. A Correspondent from Ash creek famishes the following Stemmer has lately had bis house plastered. It now contains seven plastered and neatly furnished rooms, and the station is represented as a very attractive place for travelers. Mrs. Stemmer has general charge of the house and poultry yard, an Is quite aud adept in the management of long-legged colts a joke perhaps on Mrs.

S. The Cherry Creek mines, he says, are quite es sood as they are represented. The Mu qui Indian, on thulr recent trading exenrsion to Prescott, paid Ash creek a visit and behaved impudently, though tL'ey were too closely watched to get away with anything except what was glveu to them. Our correspondent thinks they were actirrzas spies for the Apaches or Tontos, and that the were conreying supplies to the rcue gades from San Carlos that Sciber's scouts killed and captured about tbat time. Several questions arc asked that we cannot answer Such as "How many men have fallen by the scalping knife Who was it whose blood saturated the soil of the battlefields ol the late rebellion Must we be murdered by the noble red man Who caused the Indians to leave the reservations? This latter question the writer answer in a little couplet, thus "Indian Agent! who rame to erief Uy giting credit for too much beef." A New Postoffice has beeti established at Spaulding's Station, Agua Fria II.

Marr, Postmaster. This is a move iu the rteht direction, but there sloulQ be another at Ash Creek and at Lower Agua Fria, and a mall route through to Phoenix on the new road. Pecples Valley also needs a postoffice, on the Wickenburg route, say at Charley Oenttng's place, and it would not hurt to have one at Bowers' ranch or at Dixon's, in Skull vulle1. These places arc on the regular mall route and could be supplied without additional expense, and as the valleys settle up are very necessary for the accommodation of settlers. The postoffice for Williamson Valley has been left out ol the new schedule.

There should be an olllce at some convenient point on ll.e road in that valley. The creasing, we are told, Tould be an eligible place to put it. Certificate of Stock. We have to thank our friend John Wasson, of the Centennial Com mission, for a prtsenl of one share of the capital stock of the Centennial Board of Finance. The certificate Ifi ol itfelf an aligorical picture of one hundred years progress of the United States in science, arts and civilization, from Washington to Grant, beautifully printed, and worth its par value, tcrl dollars, as an ornament to Tra Tie arid hang up.

We shall take especial pride In preserving it, while we live, and hand It down to somebody elic's posterity as a memento Of the one hundredth anniversary of American Inde. pendeucc. Death from Praltsis. An elderly man by the name of John Walker, who has been about the streets of Prescott lor several months in a partially paralyzed condition, died on Sunday. June 13th, and was buried by-order of Supervisor Kendall on Monday.

We have been unable to learn much ol his history other than that he was an old California! and bus lived iu Dowuievillc iu that Slate. His apparent age was something over fifty years. That is a beautiful knife Mr. Sontag presented us. It has the words "Lady's Knife" engraved on the handle, but we'd, like to 6ee the color of the lady's hair that would take it away from us.

A telegram yesterday from San Diego announces the safe arrival there of our young friend W. C. Bashford, whose departure from Prescott we negleled to menlion last week. Will's tunny friends will be glad to learn that his health has greatly improved on the trip. The absence of the Mayor aud City Treasnrer leaves our City government rather short of officers, and devolves the heft of the responsibility on the Marshal.

The races to-morrow will take place at 1 r. m. Tompkins, Harravc aud Bigelow, judgi-s; Parker, Curtis and Harrington, marshals. Citizen's purse, 1st prize, 72 2d, $30 3d, SIS. P.

B. Brauuan, Indian trader atSau Carlos, has been here on business and left for home this morning. Arrivals ol goods during the week For Bashford 5,153 by Geo. Reeb's teams. List of Letters ItCMAIXlXO IN TUK TOSTOrFlCE AT PHESCOTT Arizona, lur the wee), emliug Id, 1S75.

Arcben, Robert, or Wm. Urevtor. John II. ltnnvn, I'eter 55. UoWet.

John U. 'Iliotaa. Hutriot Clias. C. ltattell.

JiC'h. Hurimtn. V. C. 2.

llrred, J. II. Carter. David Cuiui. Price.

Kennedy, Jamec II 2 Miller, A 3 Mc.Miirren. Tnomas Jlonil, Frank Jlinjjes, Jamb 3 Mc.Nulty, Win 2 McKean, James Michael, Jimmie Xeal. II Fntdy. John 51 2 I'etcra. George Peppers, Lucy Kuslcy, Harry Strickland.

No Sharp. A wiin. II Sohiffer, J.n Schttter Swan. II Skeen, fieorge '1 Smith. A Sand, Sanborn, Frank Turner, Wm 2 Tartar, II Taylor.

Joieph Veil, Wyott, John It Williams. James 2 Wheeler. Ulmrlcy Whitlivk Kdwuid Wcldon, Fred A Clienonreth, 11 Hewitt William Daw. Daw. Oetchell Dixon, .1 iimes Dovln, Fml L.

Dotibie, Donel Kuslgu, Unn A Ll.bctis. (Spurge Khiott 2 Fijhi-r. Cbnrlei Fiflier, Cliiile Oarbarino, Ouifepbe OoddarJ. 2 Ilostnnnn. Franlc lloier.

William Uurj. Wyatt Johnson, John II Jont' Co William S. Kctnp, John Vernon calling fr gi the alwve letters will ple'e lay ve date of list. JAMES S. GILF.S, P.

M. NIFTY SALOON AND RESTAURANT. Food and Drink, Day and THE EATING HOUSE CONNECTED WITII THE NIFTY SAT.OON HAS been refitted nd re-opened by G. A. WALLACE, caterer at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, ia Tucson, who will furnish Hoard at 810 per "Week, And stnp'e meals at all honr from 6 A.

M. nntil midnlcht. eeial attention will he pnld to night lunches, and every effort made to please all customers. THE SALOON. WM.

GARDNER. RECENTLY THE MOST POP-nltr barkeeper In Tuewn. will be plenidto meet his old friend and make new one at the NIFTY. Thc? who "lit cn the rapjred edffe of despair can pet a dne at the Nifty rot to be nirpar-sed by Mrs. Wins-low's Soothinp Syrup but we don't brag about tbe qual-ity of the water.

Beds ia the Corral, 50 cts per Night H. A. BIGELOW. TteKott. Jnse 1ST5.

PRESCOTT. MILLINERY! MILLINERY I MISS E. RAY Gurley Street; next to Dr. McCandless Prescott, Arizona, RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO THE LADIES of Preirott. and sarround.ng couutry, that be Las on hand a stock of MILLINERY, HATS, TRIMMED AND UNTEIMMED, MBIiOXS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, SILKS, ORNAMENTS LACES.

A LOT or TRIMMED SUN HATS, FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY, From Two to jTIvo Dollars Each. ALSO A STOCK OF NOTIONS FANCY ARTICLES Of Every Description. DRESS IME-A. KIN In all the Latest Styles. PATTK R.JSTS CUT TO OItJ3ir.Il.

COUNTRY TRADE SOLICITED. ALL ORDERS by mail promptly attended to. MISS E. RAY. Prcacott, June 11, 1673.

JOHN a PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, "Vliolesale and. Retail DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HASH A LAItf.E ASSORTMENT OF Groceries Provisions, wiistbs, liqtjoks, TOBACCOS AND CIGARS, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING HATS, HOOTS SHOES, LADIES DRESS GOODS AND UNDERWEAR, LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, MINING FARMING TOOLS. SADDLERY, CUTLERY HARDWARE CHINA WARE, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY. TINWARE, FURNITURE, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS GLASS, OILS, VARNISH, WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, LOOKING GLASSES, LITHOGRAPHS AND CHROMOS DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC A competent tinner, constantly employed, will rnnVe all kinds Tin, Cupper. Slieetiron work.

Jobbing In thU line promptly attended to. JOHN G. CAMPBELL. Prescott. Ariitma.

September 4. tji. PIONEER XRTJO STORE, I'rcscott, Arizona, On hand and for Sale. AVER'S, JAYNE'S, BRISTOL'S BULL'S Ar II A LI FAMILY MEDICINES, And a full assortment of the best lYTedicines Sow In Market Warranted fresh and Gcuulnc. FANCY TOILET ARTICLES, SOAPS, And a full supply of DISPENSING MEDICINES.

Physicians' Piiescmptions carefully and nccuratclv compounded. GEO. D. KENDALL. Dk.

Kendall'. Office In rear of Drutr Store. I1EZEKIA11 ItltOOKS. CIIAS. E.

FltEDERICK. TIN SHOP, Montezuma Street, Opposite the PostofEce Where can be found iv pood auortment of TIN, COPPER, nnd SHr.BTIKON WARE; also, "WOMAN'S FRIEND," or TILTON'S STEAM WASHERS. X5T Particular paid to JOB WORK. All order promptly filled BROOKS FREDERICK. NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY YOUR GOODS.

FOR SALE AT COST AND FREIGHT, THE EN-tire stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE OF THE Estate of HEYMAN MANUASSE, Dec'd ALSO Several Hundred Thousand TONS of TVILIIVGS Of the old Vnlture Mine. M. MANNASSE. Administrator Estate, of Heyman Mannasse. Wkkenburjr.

June 1, 1673. in LEGAL BLA1VKS, Of Every Class and Kind, Always na ban and for sale, at the MINER office, at pres'siifh no lawyer, justice the peace or other oBirerran reasonably And fault with. 1T.T. TTTP. PiTTTIfT PTT.TA.

A5D Gsnln, at DR. KENDALL'S Drnc Pfcr. PRESCOTT. PAPER BAGS, OF ALL SIZES AND OF THE BEST QUALITT ran furnubed and others, tn xrgt or aall iicantititf, at low rat. Apply to 4 J.

L. FISHER. ap9t Auctioneer and Coaraittloa Merchant. NEW BAKERY AND CHOP-HOUSE, The undersigned befr to inform the public that be notr running a BAKERY AND CHOP-HOUSE IN JOHNLAUOHLI.VS BUILDINO. MONTEZUMA STREET.

PRESCOTT. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. The bet of BREAD. PIES and CAKES nlway on band, for ale ehrap. 0.

VICTOR. rrecott, Auput 25, 1374. H. V. CRAM.

T. W. OTIS VARIETY STORE. CO 3 02 3 2 ft a I 3 1 2 5G a 2 ed CQ So CQ 09 a C2 Pi r5 San Francisco Store. H.

ASHER Prescott, Arizona. RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE GEN-eral public that wc havo just rceeied and are now offering for sale, the LA It (JEST and BEST SELECTED stuck of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ever offered in this market, which we will sell at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, At the lowest possible prices, Consisting of Dry Goods, Milinery Goods, Hats and Cap3, Boots and Shoes, Perfumery and Notions, Gent3' and Boys' Clothing, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Groceries and Provisions, Wine3 and L'quors, Tobacco and Cigars, Hardware, Glassware, Wall-paper, Cutlery, Curtains, Carpets, etc. Etc, Etc, Etc. Persons wishinz to purchase will do well to (jive ns a rail before purchasing elsewhere, and we will satisfy them as to the quality and cheapness of our goods. Liberal Prics3 paid for Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bullion, and Merchantable Produce of the Country.

II. ASHER St. CO. Prescott. May 28, 1S75.

IUSIIFORD. R. 11. UUr.MlSTF.lt. W.

C. BASHFORD. L. BASHFORD cc Are now opening and offering to the trade the largest and most complete stuck of General Merchandise ever brought to this Territory, consisting of BOOTS AND SHOES. HARDWARE, NAILS, IRON, STEEL, GLASS, Horse and Male Shoes and Kails, COALOIL, ODLS, PAINTS, VARNISH, Turpentine and Putt).

BLACKSMITH. CARPENTER AND MINERS' TOOLS, Blasting Powder, Shot and Rifle Powder. CLOTHING. GENTS' FLRMSIIIXG GOODS, WOOLEN SHIRTS, COTTON WOOLEN UNDERWEAR HATS AND CAPS, BLANKETS, GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, AND MINERS' SUPPLIES, Tobacco Cig-ars, Domestic Dry Goods, TINWARE, "WOODEN WARE, JISTJD WILLO ARE.

WALL PAPER AND BORDER, CRO CKEBY 6c GLASSWAKE. We will constintly keep on hand everything; required for this market, and will sell at the lowest pos'ble figure. Ji6tr L. BASUFOKD CO. UHXWEED REMEDY 0K0EEG03 SHEU mane Cur, at UK.

ursg viotm j. i 4 PKESCOTT. 0. SEAS JUS 3UXU C. P.

HEAD PRESCOTT, AHIZOITA, RespectfaSy announce to th ppl of Xortora that they fcarr row os haad THE LARGEST and BEST STOCK GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ever Offered in this Market, LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS, Gents Furnishing Goodi, Military Fiinibhiiij Goods, DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, FLOUR, Dried aud Canned Fruits and IfMta Soots and. Shoes, CUTLERY, HAKDWAJUI CROCKERYWARE, GLASSWARE1 WOODENWAJU TOBACCOS AND CIGARS, WINES, LIQUORS, FANCY GOODS, OILS AND PAINTS Guns, Pistols, EIFLE AND BLASTING P0WDE1, SHOT, FUSE AND CARTRIDGES Iron and Steel, Mining Farming Implements, WHICH WE WILL SELL, FOR CASH ONLY. AT THE SMALLEST POSSIBLE MARGIN ADOVS COST AND CARRIAGE.

LIBERAL PRICES Paid in Merchandise or Currenoy FOR GOLD 3DTJST, GOLD AND SILVER BULLION, am Merchantable Products OF THE COUNTRY GENERALLY, ITaTtng carefully stnalled tbe character of fod d-slrabl (or this market, aud linving on hand so lar( and so varied an axsorttnent. selected with th greatest poati bit care, we ar confident tbat Ux the ensulnf ytar will be inter enabled to satisfy the mercantile nanuas this community than Tr heretofore. 0. P. BEAD 4 Ca Prescott, Arizona, January 3, 187-J.

YOU FRESH MEAT AND VECETAUES PIONEER MEAT MARKET, GRANITE STREET, PRESCOTT. Et plenty of both, and you will im be as itroaf at an ox, as fat ns butter, und as stout, around tbe waist, a residential Quaker. O. HATHA WAT. Proprietor.

THE DIANA BAR AD BILLIARD SALOON, Montezuma Street, Corner Gurley, Is the Largest and Best Saleea NORTHEASTER ARIZONA. A. L. MOELI.Elt, Prorriator. SAZERAC SALOOIY, FRED.

WILLIAMS, Proprietor, GHBLEY STREET, (One Door YiVst of Bashford' Store.) Supplies the "Boys" with that which cheers, but 4o not intoxirute. Ilst quality of Cigars kept on band. My Clrb-Eoom Is sutd to be the most comfortable plaoa in tovm. Come and Hum. FRED.

WILLIAMS. ARIZONA BREWERY I always ready to supply tbe pabllo with EXCELLENT LAGER BEER. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. WJLNES, LIQUORS, CIGAR! We shall try to fill order with arery potalbla care. RODENDURG FOSTER.

PACIFIC BREWERY. MONTEZUMA STREET, Next door to the Miner Office, Preacott. GOOD LAGER BEER, Liquors and Cigart, Always on band and for sale. JOHN RAIBLE. Propria HJLL ALLEN, Contractors and Builders IN BKICK STONE WORK.

PARTICULAR ATTEXTIOJC PAIH TO SMELTING ROASTING FURNACES. All Work Warranted to GItb SttlifactioB. PLAZA FEED AND SALE STABLE. Goodwin Street, OppoiiU Plaza. PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.

BROOKE UNN, Proprietor. PRESCOTT MEAT MARKET, NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE PLAZA and rlclcity with excellent Bee Mntton. waolaaala and retail, at fair, Hrtn prtcea. C.T.XOGZACO. Prescott.

July 8, VTA POINT OF ROCKS LIME KILNS, A. S. Clough, Fieprietor. LDCE alwayi oa hand la XU foottraia Pb. Twaoctt.