Weekly Journal-Miner from Prescott, Arizona • Page 3

Ill WEEKLY ARIZONA MINER: PRESCOTT, MARCH 16, 1872 Arizona. mlent br 'alii Xeteorolegwal. t--ricaUotoenUoi, n.ade, daliy. by ndiUU hi drug store, rrescott: 7.16, A.M..-M 4fl. 7.

A.M. 1. m. a.i (us, i.M.;aits 1. im.

(5S.8 0. vm.47. i 7.10, A.n.Ai.2, )l2. 5.40, ivm.4W. 0, a.m.;Ki 11.50.

a.m.:(W.; ti. P.M.J4&S 1 in.i -fin In thld county, wc the deRthofa mhm, (m1ioc name rned), that place, recently. Dr i xvi employed as a tcamritcr nine 'or nav Utter sltes that IT. Mannnsse, was at Halt Uiver Valley Maricopa county, HH.MIUV twniaratiotiii for tlie otien-' l' a -rincti store it Uiat point. V3 csdaj, jr.fhy, Trom Wickenburg.

Hauling Lumber. days, instead of 90, as now, and affidavits to I prove possession, expenditure, location, 45 sever! Government teams are 1 may be taken bv local officers near the mine it In, from winch we premise, that the gliding new quarters Fort Whipple sought to be patented; whereas, under the commenced. The lumber of existing rule they can only be taken at hauled from the Government Raw- eral land offices. fomr six miles wuith from l'reatoit. The provision of the present law which III Good Condition.

VMlh a company from obtaining a patent, unless all the stockholders are citizens, would work-anlinnls at Fort Whipple he repealed by the passage of this bill. ib Aplctidid condition, iriiich goe to they live been well uken rare of. Accident and Slliclde. From Hnalpai. hrlHtie, I.

anrt other old Arlzo-' i am" in from Camp Uualpul recently, but u.j new of importance. rrcnaturely 'R, e7 have Their hair to It youthrul beauty, by usin- Hall's JMclllau Hair Ucncwcr, the best article 1 flU! market. I i From Southern Arizona. (Tord, Governor of this Territory, i tV Taj Department. R.

A of hjtcrnal I Mar-hki. H. ooldwaKi arrtwJ uer frwu Southern Ari- off Tboae of tb Yitli ur and Sail Birew, were looking Dogs Poisoned, -ixft dog-i have recently "i)Ctrs3 oui," their having swallowed poison, w- jwt out for them by tome jhtjou or i Sfranc to s3', no Horthlesn cur thus ilMStroyed. RclTiraad Homo. liero from San Francinco -n-J t-v wraty welcomed by his a he iio uhis tir.

"there's a gooU Uwc coming for "i ii'i kins, fartride other good-1 "Ititea, pot back tbw week from th: From Colorado. and faintly arrived here this week, i tin the Joth parallel route, t. miles of which Mr. McCoy feays to tbe. depth of about twelve Inch s- rk 'rluj at the bee of Sau highest jjoinl wpon the entire t.

Louis to San Fraucinco. Shipment of Lnmber. t'alntook dowu lumlnsr for Mr. Borjrr, er a quart r. mill ncr Ehrcwbcrp.

To Pre-Emptors. itMai, Register of tho Land OHIce at fAi i) I or mod us that Skull, Kirkland, Loneomc, Granite Creek, i id Wnlaut (Jrove Valleys are ln-U' recently tiled at his ollscc, and i tracts of land In all of said val-i'W ti'' clshns. Seendvortlscmcnt. Departures. i -r 5mrd.

John II. Bchan, Sheriff of Wm. Cory, talk of Parting soon for Wallapal MinlnR District, in rouny MV-r Vo.row, Col. Cany and otJicr geiitlemcn jr Sau FmaeUco. From Camp Beale.

Porter and Lieutenant Fleming, 21st U. arrived here Tuesday Inst, from Camp -c Springs, Mohave county. Toner informs us that ho passed some Qsoiroue for WiliiamFon Valley also, that t-e in Wallapal Dittrict were exceedingly yood. A iHstobercsretted that' thercis In tub town rtlcu who take in poisoning dumb the pact wrk, bU owr.Uy the death of Mtnje of the st tf he. te ny wy.

'Mi 1 uot Mrprtee nn to Immj of bis i i'rly lor hi cexwrdly net. General Meiggs. eraiMter-General Meisrs. lis vine irttdoa the kBe of hi mission to Ari- --'cvwm Kj oan on bis XUIs WausiJ r. JLTS.in-1 Pr lmrULt JsMtiCs) JsCsWlWssS, 1SI JilSTJBKS.

NEW HIKING- LAW. The Eureka Sentinel condenses the provisions of a bill introduced in Congress by Mr. Sargent, of California, to promote the devel- uuicm, ui uju uiuiurai resources oi nic united line will soon be constructed in Arizona: States. It declares that the mineral deposit Delegate McCormick, of Arizona, appeared of the Federal lands are open to exploration, before the Senate Coimnitte on Approprin-occupation and purchase, in claims that must January 30th, in advocacy of the re-not exceed 3,000 feet in length for any com-if emendation of General Schofield and the pany, nor 200 feet for any one original locator, save the discoverer, who may locate 400 feet. No claim shall extend more than 300 feet on each side of the middle line of the lode, nor less than 25 feet; and the claim owner shall have the exclusive right of working for the length of his claim, all the lodes that come to the surface within his boundaries.

When-' ever a tunnel is cut for the development of a mine, the owners of a tunnel shall become the owners of all intersected lodes previously undiscovered, to a distance of 500 feet on each side of the tunnel. Claims must lc located and held subject to State laws and the regulation of mining dis-! tricts, but the boundaries of the claim must be distinctly marked on the ground, and the record of the claim must describe its location by reference to natural objects or permanent I monuments. Labor to the value of not less than 25 for each 200 feet must bo done an- nually on every claim, and if not done the claim is subject to rc-location. And porson i i i corporation noiamg a emim in ucenruauce wjtj jaw an(j lmvjn cnt5ted spent $500 in working a United States patent on the navinent of S3 per acre. Notice of a application for a patent shall be published GO The Tucson Gilizm tells of two cases of shooting, in Southern Arizona, and in both iustances with fatal result.

One of these was the case of Peter Bos, of Co. 21st In- fontry, who accidentally discharged his gun, the ball from which inflicted a wound that caused death the following day. This took place at the Cicnega about the latter part of February. The other case referred to was that of M. Kecgan, Co.

21st Infantry, who drank wmsKy until ne oecamc uioiongmy nmi.e cated, in which condition he procuretl a gun, fixed the muzzle under his chin, touched it and 8pef i)Unct through his brain. fThis incident occurred at Tuen, on the 21)th ult. Indian Photographs. Mr. Gentile, the well-known photographic artist, called at our office on Wednesday and exhibited to us his collection of Indian pictures groups and individuals of nearly every tribe in California, New Mexico and Arizona.

Mr Gentile has been some seven or eight years making this collection. The subjects are not the most beautiful we have seen, but artistically the pictures are unob jectionable. Has a Contract. Wc see it stated that L. H.

Maxwell, of New Mexico, has a contract for the building of 150 miles of the Thirty -second Parallel Railroad, in Texas, nt the rate of 40,000 per mile. Kathcr a big price, w.e should think. Making a "Treaty." "On the 20th instant the Indians were executing a contract for horse stealing at Eagle Pass." Texas paper. From which remarks wc, who know a thing or two regarding Indians, arrive at the conclusion that the savages have thing nt the Pass. The 23d Infantry.

Arizona City Advices inform us of the arrival there of lour companies of the 23d Infantry together with tbe regimental band. The latter left by steamer, for Ebrenberg, on the 29th ult. Striking Miners. We see by the Reese River (Nevada) Reveille, of a recent date, that several members of the Miner's Union, of Austin, had, at the instance of the Superintendent of the Union Mining Company, been arrested for riotous proceedings, in endeavoring to stop his men from laboring for less than $4 per day. Fire in Denver.

EsUbrook's livery stable, with a large number of fine horses, carriages, were consumed by. lire ou the 20th ult. Loss, 45,000. Organizing for Protection. The people of Texas aro raising companies of minute men, for th'e protection of the frontier settlements against Indians.

Tho "Ledger Almanac" for 1872 has reached this office. The Almanac is an annual publication issued to the subscribers of the Philadelphia Ledger, and is about the raost eoHtilete coidium of geaeral informatioa wkich we observe wswsd as a gift duriBg tk A Nebraska exchasf WkmthatTomrt The Proposed Telegraph Line. As will be seen by the following, which we clip from a late Washington dispatch, there is a very fair probability that a telegraph ed for the construction of a Government line of telegraph from San Diego, via Yuma ad Maricopa Wells to PreACott and Tucson, A. a distance C28 miles. In a letter to the Secretary of War, General Schofield says that the expenditures in Arizona amount to nt least three millions of dollars per annum, and in view of the imperfect mail facilities he thinks the cost of the lino would be more than reimbursed to tho Government every, year.

National LaborConvention. The National Labor Convention assembled at Columbus, Ohio, on the 22d and nominated Judge Davis of the Supreme Court as a candidate for President, and Parker, of New Jersey, for Vice President. The platform embraces the following points Declaring in favor of the adoption of a national circulating medium, issued directly to the people, without the intervention of banking cor- jHjrations; payment of the national debt, at the earliest option of the Government, without mortgaging the property or labor of the people to enrich capitalists; denouncing the exemption of Government bonds from taxation opposing grants of public lands to corporations favoring such modification of the tariff as will assist in further developing the resources of the country; declaring that the importation of the Chinese laborers should be prohibited by Congress; demanding the enforcement of the Eight-hour law on all public works; declaring in favor of collecting war debts the cost of wars during their progress, instead of creating a public debt; calls for legislation to prevent extortion by railroads and telegraphs; favors the one-term principle; favors general amnesty and equal rights for all demands the subjecting of the military to the civil power; recommends the revision of the Patent laws, so as to give labor the full benefit of their advantages declares fitness, not political or personal considerations, the only recommendation for public office. Severe. Mr.

Tipton, U. S. Senator from Nebraska, recently delivered a speech in which he is reported as saying I believe the Republican party is worthy yet to be redeemed from the curse that rests upon it to-day on account of the mistakes of the "Administration and the corruption and downright plundering of dishonest officeholders. I stand here for the purification of tlhe Republican party; but I do plead guilty to mat otner cnargc, mat i. uuiievc mere corruption, deep, damning and festering all through this Administration of ours.

1 believe that, and I have uttered it. Kathcr strong language to come from one who has been an expounder of the Gospel. Postal Service. The following notice has been issued by the Postmaster General: Owim; to the rapid increase in the mails and the establishment of many new post-offices throughout the country, this Depart ment finds it necessary, in order to facilitate the distribution and to secure a speedy transmission of the heavy mails now parsing, particularly over the trunk lines of railroads, tti request of the public that in all cases the name of the county, as well as postoilice and State, be superscribed upon letters, circular, newspapers, and other matter to be forwarded by mail. New Paper.

The Daily Ecening Star, price six dollars per annum, has come to hand for an exchange. The Slar twinkles at Cincinnati, Ohio. DIED. At Camp Grant, A. February 25th.

1672.. JKNXIK I.AU.VMIK I.lKli. daughter of Col. E. II.

Web, Fifth U. S. Cavalry, aged 5 months and 7 days. Oh call it not death a holy leep, And the preciout dunt the Lord doth keep; Af he rote again, she shall also rUe, From the quiet led, where now safe she lies Then cheer ye. fond mourners, who sadly weep, For happy arc Ihey who in Jesus sleep." SPECIAL NOTICES.

GOOD PBOPEETY. A rare chance is now offered any person who may wish to engago in business at Arizona City which place, all know, is th commercial center of all of Southern Arimna. The property offered for sale by Mr. Hughes is located in the best part of the citv. opposite the store and warehouse of Win.

B. Hooper Iebl7tf AZTLAH LODGE No. 177, F. A. H.

Resmlar Meetings of tht Lodge on the last Saturday of each month, at 7 o'clock v. M. Sojourning brethren are fraternally invited to attend. II. BROOKS, W.

M. THOMAS CORDIS, Secretary. p-n- 1. 0. 0.

F.f ARIZONA LODGE, 1X0. 1. Regular Meeting of this Lodge on. Wed-nesday Evenings, at Masonic Hall. Members of the Order, in good itandiag, are footed to attend.

D. HENDERSON, N. G. A. LUKE, Secretary.

POST OFFICE, PRESCOTT. Arrivals and Departures of Mails Postal Rotes Money Orders, c.j Malte arrive from all points, Mrmday and Thorsaays. Depart, Wednesdays sod Satardays. OtHee bows hem 9 A- V. tofi r.

M. Hooey Orders israed every day of the week, except Sunday. ORLANDO ALLEX, P. M. DIVINB SERVICES.

Chapkia GHmere. U. S. deliver a religious discourse, ia the Court room. Preseott, every Sunday, gerriees earneM at elerea e'doek A.

M. SPECIAL 3NTOTIOB. All ft. jJwket ad bestHAIK rmmw. uw, lres, sh iitsmw NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PROPOSALS FLOUR, BEANS and SALT, fiKALKD rROTOSAFA t'n tritMtntt. ar tnvhl until 12 WednrMbiy. May 15th; lA wh Ihev will beoiK-netl. for the delivery to the Sutubtrnr Demn. inrnt Sn Arin.nfl.

dilrinc the year Julv lit, lS7i, to June 30th. Ie73. of the following qiiantitfet, More or Utt FLOL'lt, BEANS ami SALT, vlx ol TotheA.C.S., at Vluur. Beaut. Salt Flan.

Ctianip. ft. ts. Camp Apache Cump Bowie fio.OOU 6 400 Camp Benle't ao.000 3.000 Camp Crittenden 30,000 3.000 Camp Date Creek M.OOO.... fi.tOf) Cauipttrant 140.1)00 14.000 Camp Ilualpal W.000 7.800 Camp SlcDoirell Camp Verde 65,000....

fi 400 2.000.. 1.000 Kort Whipple 95,000.... 9.200 ...10,000.. Camp Moiave 30.000 3.000 Tuc4in Depot 3H5.000 25 000 Yuma Depot 125,000 12,000 ...25.000.. 05 000 All artlele ratut be of the bet quality to le procured In the ntljaeent Territories or California; and ecnrely wcked eaeu ack to contain 100 pound net weight.

De liveries, in time and quantities, upon mil. (Sitaruntee de jKisitu, eertified check, M-cured not" of hand, or cash, (u one fourth the amoUMt of the hid, muit arcomiuiy pro poatf. I'rice to be Mated in U. S. Currency, l'roptwali are invited for the whole or any parti of the abore.

Sample to accompany each Iml. The right it re'terrtd to rrjrct any ami all hitlt. Further particular at to form of prnpotnl, may be learned upon application to the Military llend- fiimrfer. nnt he. horta tiifmze Nrliltan iir IhraM M.t San Franctuco.

Cal or at any post in Arizona. Knvelope should be endowed I'KOI'DSALS for FLOUR and 1IKANS, (or SALT,) and be addreucd to the undcrsifrnitl. BV OK TIIK DKI'AUTMEXT Commamiek A. W. KVAXS, Jlajor Thinl Cavalry.

Acting Ch'f Comy of Subi Department of Arizona. HKADQUABTintS )F AUIZONA.) OFFICK ACTINO ClIIKK C'OM'ST OF Frcsoitt, February 26, 1872. A'yev's Sarsapavilla, FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. A medicine that cures is real public blessing. AYKlt'i makes ioi-live cure of a series of complaints, which are always af.

Rioting and too often fatal. It purifies the blood, purges out the lurking humors in the y-tem. which undermine th health and settle trouble-some'disordrr. Eruption uf the skin are the appearance on the surface of humors that should 1m cxeltcd from the blood. Internal derangements arc the determination of these same humors to some internal organ, or organs, whose action they derangoand whixe substance they disease and destroy.

Avkk'm expels these humors fnm the blood. When they are gone, the diordrrs they produce disappear, such as Vlctratiom of tht Liter, Stumarh, Kiilntyt, l.uuyx, Eruptions ami Ervptirt Dittatti of the Skin. Xt. Anthony' Fire, Host, or Erytipeliu, I'impUt, 1'uttulet. IlUitehei.

Itoilt, Tumort, fetter anil Salt flhtum, Sealil I tad, Ringvnrm, lrlctrt and Sores. Jtheumutism. Pain in tht Ilnnes, Side and Head, female tt'tab-ness, Sterility, Ltucorrhsea arising from internal ulceration and uterine disease. Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation and General Debility. With their departure health returns.

IMIEFARED BY Dr. J. C. AYER Lowell, Practical and Analytical Chemists. SOLI) BY ALL DRUGGISTS KVEUYWHEIIE.

Cr.ine fc Tlrlifl.ain. Itcdlngton, Hosteler Co. Wholesale Agciits, San Francisco. inarlGin( Notice to Pre-cmptors. IT.

S.LANU OFFICE. rilEnCOTT. A. JIar. li lttlh.

1S72. i Appruvet plats of Townshiiw 10 North. Range 3 West; 11 N.rth. Ranges 3. 4, ard 5 West; 12 North, Range 4 West; 13 North, Ranges 1, 2 and 3 West; 16 North.

Ranges 2, 3 and i West, and 17 North, Ranges 2. 3 and 4 West having been received and filed in this office, all per. sons entitled to pre-empt or enter Homesteads, can now, and within the next three mouths file their claims according to law. HENRY A. EASTMAN, Register.

Administrator's Notice. Estate of JAMES CRAWFORD DENSH0BE. Dec'd. Notice is hereby given to the creditors and all persons having claims against the estate of James Crawford Dens-more, deceased, to present the same, with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned, Administrator, at his house on Iower Iynx Creek. Yavapai county.

Territory of Arizona, or to Jno. Howard. at his office in the town of Frcscott, in tho nlores.iid county nnd Territory, within one year from the first publication of this Notice, or the same will be forever barred and nil persons indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make immediate payment. JOHN MARS, Administrator. rrescott, A.

March fith, 1872. mr9 CONSULATE OF THE OERMAM EMPIRE. San Fhaxcmco. Information is hereby solicited almnt Carl or Conrad Kohl, blacksmith, a native of Zenkirchen, Saxony, who immigrated to America in 1S.V). A.

C. DUISENIIERO. Consul. 314 Sacramento Street, San Francisco. mar9t2 The nndrsigncl wishos to sell his 8tatioa (coniting of corrals, nnd Toll-Boad.

nt Oatnwa Flat situate 14 miles from Kcnyon Station, and 12 miles from Burke's Station, on the road from Arizona City to Tucson, for the low price of dl.SOO. WM. FOURR. Oatman Flat, Arizona, March 1, 1872, m9 THE OLDEST AND THE BEST, DR. HUFEL AND'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.

The FIRST and Moat Healthful Tonic ever Introduced in the United States. Tle Bitters have been in tbe -San Franciscn Market for VE It rWKNTY YKAKS, ana notwithstanding the nwny new UinriiHatmi for public furor, the -sales hare constaatly increased. TlVLOR ifc BBXDEL, km Ac.fkta. 403 nnd 411 Clay kL Krsmelsee. Prescott Town Site.

Notice is hereby tfren. Jjg Seetio. 5 of the Act relatias; to town 'A?" thirtieth day of aiarch, 1872, ceed to set oft to the person "ll' IttU claimed pears from the erideoce brooght forward, the tots claimed TownsS" HKNKV A. BIGELOW, Clerk. Prescott, March 2, 1872.

LUMBER. i tkonssMiA feet. Gf Gsm( 9f erckamtAsHe Lmmfcer, mt wOrt HmtwA rf the Pee Brewsty, wilthe for Apf7 FAKXJEK, piiESCon. Goods for the Million. CAMPBELL BUITUM HAVE JUST RECEIVED I.AKGE ADDITIONS TO Uieir ttock of Good, of Eyeir Bcsci ipt ion.

rartie. In want of Good. fina to to examine our and cW. where. Our Goodi arc all of Jo.

I quality, at in accordance with the times I-idie Good, Holiday Preient nal Toys In grrnl tlfty. CAMPBELL BUFFUSl. I'rvettt, Arizona, December 23, 1871. French Restaurant. Montezuma Street, Prescett.

Hot 3Iel from Morn III Midnight. Week $15.00 :t.oo l.tt! IT1" Vai" NELSON St. JOHN. d-2T71 Prewott, Arizona. Fresh Meat and Vegetables AT Tlltssa PIONEER MEAT MARKET, (JIf AXITE STREET, PRESCOTT, Eat plenty of lioth, Hnd you will wwm le tronjr a an or.

as fut as butter, mid as stout, around the waist, us a Fresi. dential Quaker. I'reseott, August 12, 1S71. THE LARGEST, MOST COMPLETE Wagon and Blacksmith Shops In Northern Arizona are on GRANITE STREET, PUESCOTT, Where none but gmxl workmen arc employed; naught but giivd material is ever used. All kinds of vehicles made and repaired, and all draft animals shod.

Thn jvitroiiagc. of the public i solicited. K.U. MITCHELL, Proprietor. Presoolt, August 12, 1871.

HERBERT BOWERS, Post Trader, Fori Whipple, A. Has recently replenished his stock of Groceries, Precision, Can QoUuwj, Boots, Shoes, Stationery, Fancy Gwxh, TiJ)acti Cigars, fy, He, nlo, keeps ontaaMy hand and for mle. the fi- lowing articles, all of which aro manufacture! nt his i Agua Frio MPI, 20 miles east from I'reseott Floor, Graham Flmir, Buckwheat Flour, Bolted Corn Br.ui and Short. The flour i gor! as thn best imported C.tiifttr-! at which it takes precedence in this market. Price ItrnNOitulile.

i Call and examine for yourselves. H. ROWERS, Pot Triuler, mar26 Fort Whipple. ARIZONA BREWERY, North Side of the Plaza, Prescott. Having purchaswd and refitted the nlxive old and well known stand, ne arc now ready to furnish the public with Excellent Lajjer 13eei? WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

Wc have also a new stock of Imported Wines, Liquors, and Cigars, And respectfully solicit your patronage. KOOEXIIUEd CO. Prescott, Arizona, January 13, 1A72. yf ON TEZUM A SALOON, Montezuma Street, Prcucott. We have recentlj- renovated and fixed up our saloon in fine style, and have none but the choicest and Segars, for our customers and the public We have a Club Room, for gentlemen, attached to the Bar Room.

C. A. LUKE CO. Prescott, Decembers, 1670. Special Notice.

All persons indebted to the undersigned must ay, or settle by note, on or before the first day of April, 1872. as I desire to cli.se up all outstanding indebtedness by that time, with the view of closing my business then. DANIEL HATZ. rrescott, January 13, 1873. td Hay and Grain.

The undersigned have established a FEED CORRAL, on Montexuma Street, north or D. Henderson Sc. Bro store, where they are prepared to feed and take aire of animals, for very low RCg nuus-KTT BRO. I'reseott, February A full supply of all the Patent Medicines) At Dr. Ke.MaI.L'h Pioneer Drug Store ARIZONA STAGE LINE TT.i..r Ur trins.

br with maiL will be made PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, and San Bernardino, California. Stage leavrs Prescott erery Saturday at right o'clock; arrives at Wickehry, Handay morning; La Paz awl Ehrrabarr, Koeday morning; gas Beroardioo Retarn ctae from Sn BeraaHlao leares Saturday moralat; at eipht e'etock, aad arrives at Prescott ererr Tharsday ereainj-. DISTANCE, ABOUT 450 MILES. FARE. From Preseott to 6aa BeraardlBO, SeaoO irold, Frees PreseeH teWkkeeVwrr.

13.09 M. From Prss-eeH to Ehresberjr. (Celenss Xlrer), W5 00. Pisksges tranipnrted ea niuw terms. JAMES GRANT, Pwprteter.

Tmt fcrther yrtiettlaw of agents: WslTTE; PWBCOrr; I. ritESCQTT. Grain for Sale. 100,0 00 pounds of Barley, 20 0,000 pounds of Good Waliit Sk lirove uorm, On hand and for Sale, Cheap. WORMSKR 4i AVERTHJC1MK1U I'reseott, Febntary 10, 1872.

tf GOI.USWORTHY WESTON rr at the DOWNEY'S BLOCK, LOS fcblOml CIIAIVGE or BASE. As Extirklt Nkw "Latoitt" or Groceries, Provisioiw, Fresh and Dried FraiU, Tobacco, Cigan, Tipcs, Notions, Etcn noir orTon.il the people of Pretcott aad Tidaltj', by HIELYIN McFOSTER, (At their Store, in the OM Capitol, Bu ,) They hare nice. frch Honey, Batter, Baoob, Ilsm, I.tnl. Nuts, Candies, and several other good tslufcs, which tiicy nre selling very cheap, to (Heads asd lues. I'reseott, July 2l, 1671.

IT IS NO JOKE, Notwithstanding thn dull times, hot weather, and bcwUla Indians, gentlemen can And, tiro door north of D. Ilea dersoa Itro's firo-proof store, C03IFQRTABLE BEDS, PRIVATE ROOMS, And a Qi'ikt Place in Which To Rest; Also, Warm and Cold Raths. at all of th day anil evening. It, E. ELLIOTT, Prescott, Arizona, September 2.

1671. ORIENTAL Restaurant, Bakery andSaloom Next door to the Miner Office. FRESH UREAD, PIES AND CAKES, Always on GOOD 5tARD, Furnished hy the Week, Day, erMcal, St the following price Per Week Twelve dollars, oerreaoy. Single Meals One dollar fjl Os'stcrs, Sardines, etc.j tV Se nrcl in goo.1 style, at all bfcsr. iixl Lager llw Wlaes, Llipiors and Ciffflrs; kepl'lsoa-Uutiy ou u.iaj for the tioeomrsoilMllou customers.

PACIFIC BEEWBEY, 3IONTEZUMA STREET, Next door to the MiNCit GOOD L.AGEU BEER, Liquors and Cigars, Always on hand nnd for sale. JOHN RAIBLE, Proprietor, rrescott, January 13, 1672. That's a Fact. What's a Fd? THAT THE NEW YORK CHEAP STORE Is the only Store in Arizen tfcat Receives (Joodn Direct from New York City. By this arrangement, tho proprietor save th enormous tnrlfTHsunlly levied hy 8an Francisco mcrchanta, and Is thcrehy enabled to seU'oodl cheaper than any other merchant in I have on hand, Henry's Improved Rifles and Cartridges Cplt'a Holsters and Belts, Percussion Cups, Flasks, Pouches, A sparge Stock of BooLh, (including Rubber Boots,) Shoes, Hats, Socks, Cooking Stoves, Axes, Nails, together with a largo stock of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Suitable for this Market Tp Call and see for yourselves- LEVI BASIIFORD.

Prescott. March CO, 1MB. PUBLIC STAND FOR SALE. Price, $3,000, Currency at Par, Kcnyon Station, situated op the Kort Yuma ssd Ttiesoa nvl, eighteen miles west of Gila Bead Station, asd fear teen mile east of Oatman Plat Station, acid IssmeifUtely on the proposed llao uf tha Texas Pacific Railroad, Is now ottered at tho above low flam res, owlaf to tbe a ties tlon of Ihoowrer being required ia other bosines. Besides its adrantages la MtR a Stage Statios, and it-close proximity to the (Ilia Hirer, the land adjacent to it I extremely arable, asd ia a shell time will be watered the Gila Bend Irrigating Canal.

Under a recent surrey by order of the QrTeywO eral of the Territory. 100 acres of adJJMA tr-the UBderstgned at the Land Office in Prescott. A irood sapply ererythlaff statlosary aad mertmhU laeoeSanr for cam-lnff on the losiBess of wUl be iacluded la the sale exoepiwf, ooijk Tw Hundred Stock Gat, AVhfch. desired, will be sold seperatelT at arifee.te I upon), as4 the fejalljr beidlss aad ctethlBtv Tc discharged soldiers who saay desire to mais Os Territory thefr fatwe hesse. mere desfaabls ssysjaf mmt far erttbUsWa theselT in tmsiaess wUl afrsrhe ps seated, there will be bo Immedlale altsitsW ptj chasiasaarsappHesfortheStaiiesj.

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