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New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

heading have met Win JODblLR utuaDdi pIlcch
are firm, and well sustgned. We quote;
ni. nIo' 5:;5 3 s.. lss Ia3,: b s'jii yEi:
BLoSrb soda Hes. p D,"..s...H." -@4l 60
c:ss 81! ! @ s. Sss 81 g. fsi:o sai: st.ss: castle "''
cI;sP ssI1 1.l,., ra%: ,,lsa, s.b,a i& Root h. 5s
',@ ..i.. A.. r'..a ',o sss E,s R$.so g s
pYEwooDs-Prices remain unchanged; the demand is
quite light and the market cQses rather quiet Wequote
'1lHs"oa san. a' r.' sieD eoa SsSSSd j. sol GO
@ SR$s sis ~ S Co.'S.
FLOUR And MEhL-The demand for Western and
atate Flour ia more Reneral attendance at the Pro
Exchange larger than usual and We note more
inquiry for common grades Tor export 70 Geiope i,esn
ground State Is r and salable and New western E1trds
stesdier and in fair request the saes are ilo dds az
4 G s for Se low grades Of Western Extra % ooes IS
for good TO choice Spring Wheat Extras ~ aso 10 0r
shipping Ohio $40 6OG$230 for Trade do ana SO SOC
ts % for ST. Louis Extras California Flour mod
crate demand aud lower aud closes heayy sales OF lOO
bbs at 1a@sl5 Canadian Flour is inactive and prices
nominal. Southern Flour is without important change
the fr; sales bbls at'tSe$l6 90 for New
dcmanS and oS sales Of @ b s at g 4a o
Meal Is more plenty and is easier sales Of $50 b6ls at
FERTILiZERs-A good demand for American Guano,
and for small lots s7 currency paid and for lots Of %
FIsn-Ibe market Is dun and prices are in some
rhe on tle supply is light and the demand lie pretty
P9S By ga s 7 M.sa No IN ,s % s,s ,s
Pioked Cod 4 bbl 80 ~ - aRokg No. O. Mas. -
Nacki.NO. l. Mass. lsrge....",.... 81 Uee
SalnOn, Pkld, No 81 90
Mackl No. J. HfaI rs " 0l8 80 Herring Scl %bx 30 a. -
Mack1 No. j. Bay. II 20 all 81 Herring No.lpbx ~
MAIL Ne. q Bay. l3 90 dl3 IS Herring y bb.. 5O0 90
GRAIN-The market for Wheat Is somewhat irregnlari
Spring has met with fair demand at full prices White
Winter Is lower, though active at the concession
we notice good demand export Europe the sales
5000 bushels at about 81 co for Rejected Spring. 81 V
az for No Milwaukee Cnb q 12b for No Milwaukee
Club sOCaled 81 30 For Amber Jersey " 259Sl 30 Tor
inferior Red Southern 81 G5G$2 rs for White ca1rla
the inside price for poor quality; " 10 Tor Whlte
Southern and " 40a$2 81 for Amber Southern barley Is
Ia limited demand sales OF 400 bushels New soutneTh ~
at 81 y bushel Barley Malt Is quiet Oats at the open
ing were firmly held but closed easier ana moderatey
active the sales 5000 bushels, including warm west
ern at sIS3c Good Western. Siassc ana s5c LOT New
Jersey, deliverable the goth OF August heXL iye
without change the sales 6000 bushels western at
81 Corn opened frIner with good demand, but WIN
later encouraging from Europe the demand
abated and prices fell off bnshe; the sales are
i65 600 bushels Uusound at olc s1 Damp at SOC Gf o.
Western Mixed az Agsl %. e9slpg hseyy 2! ksb WI
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
THE MONEY MARKET.
suEs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
TuRRT BOARD.
- 4 q IAnHhI.

GOVERNMENT DbfAhImhNI.
FIRST CALL, Io4 O'CLOCK A. N. r., 81. ,
uemSNCp69 10 IS so Cpn SS so ~ OP, ., ,dai
600 "a ;:,S ISS III s. 90 conp
u % SSoOV zoo. 'O''N''' % .b9 1O2i
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

There are no changes In quotations and trade u qule
Tho foIlowing FROM The FTeemdns journal OF COopers
town Y In the heart of the hop district gives uo
nresent prospects "The appearance OF the vines III
pt nsrds hns been less favorable The growth mas
been Vigorous notwithstanding the prevalence OF tts
sor,nin and the hop IL forming rapidly. inc cnahses
@ m ,o~nr Of large croIOre less damaged by the
insect The reports from England are not r S1o
h.s PsoubIcdn of the 26th says: There II every pros
nret of fair Yield OF hops The vine LOOKS wen @ "' ~ s
P,ro,s pc. " orowth yermin have not damaged u ma
,.rsIly asyet aud hopgrowers give IL hs theI opinion
bat te abors tins season Will be rewarded win good
croD We quote ,oaso
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

limited STATES TREASURY, New I orl,
Juiv 5o Is67-CoMPoUND INTEREST NOTES FALLING
DUE AUGUST IS 1851 viii received Ihis once o sHans
eeh denomination separately ana m them on he
serdus furnished Schedules he had application
10 Inc Conyenion Dcparunent H. h. VAN DICk,
- Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
a2oO.00O
UNION TRUST COMPANY

or HEw-YORK,
No. 70 BROADWAY, COR. RECTOR-ST-
Sl'OOO,OOO'
IAn paid In and securely invested
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS which mAy be withdrawn
a any time.
THIS COMPANY suthod act as Receiver EIseaor Trustee
sDr Married Women Guardian o Infants aud LEGAL DBPos
TORY for money raid INTO Court
win receive Registry Transfer Books and act Agent To
Coupons Diderdsi also Tnsiee Railroad Morg ard vii
take charge Of and manage Estates
ISAAC III FROTHINGHAM,P President
JOHN V. L. PRUYN, ANDREW V. STOUT, Vice Presdeli'
TRUSTEES
Tow FRANCIS SRIDDY
SlML @ WHEELER IT,. BHNy. n. HUTTON
FDWARD n WESLEY DAVID DoWS.
GEO. C. WILLIAMS, HkNtl sIOhhS;-
pooRMiS JOHNSTON HENRY X B0GERT,
ELISHA RIGGS, JAS NJ MeinAN, MeiLnnANN,,,,,-, D.,
AUGUSTUS SCHELL Nh hl hn hlNit l. .I'f
JAMES NJ. WATERBURY, DANIEL L HIM., hDn,i5rl,
FREEMAN CLARK, GhonGb, w, w, y NJ LEN
AMASA J. PARKER, lAAlES fuhini i,iddly,,,,>,
ALLEN MuNROE JONATHAN w FhEH''A''
WILLIAM T. RUSSELL, JOHN MAokb
Wd F. ALDRICH, Secretary.
CHARLES I. CARLTON, Asst Secretary.
". H. PECKHAMs Counsel
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
FRUTs.

80 y
Pears, Norfolk, q
I, erlte.... ...... , Ood Z W
N. j.. y hbL.... 4 O00 > %
| lPlums, Eorfolk Dam
son, 4 bush.... . 0Oe -
Large Blue. 3 0O0 10 90
RsspheTnes, Antwerp,
tQfa...ss.s...ss.. oQ
lWAortlebsrdes, v
bush......... lO0D I 80
Fqt........" l29 IA
NUrs-DRTED.
Cherries brought 45e.. which
Irket. Some Blackberries are
price is liked for them. We
Peaches ,unpeeled, ,qrs y NJ 3 n y
halves, 4tib.............l0 oil
prime new, peeled, y lb..4O laa
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
S.Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE

Beans st very with no hope for ali increase
before the new crop We quote:
Beans medium q hu 50 00d 50 Beans, narrow, hand
Noum hand picked 2s COL picked scnd u*4 $50 o1
I50 lpleTors..
Peas IN bond l8U ~
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
BeesvaI. Pure, y n.
Sinanfial.

NEW YORK and NEWFOUNDLAND TEL
'1N EGRAPR STOCK MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS Sf0CK,
HUDSON co. IN. J) BONDS JERSEY CITY BONDS, 6e &e
STOCKS BONDS and all WESTERN SBCURITIES not usually sold
Exchange wanted ard for Apply to GEORGE DUNBAR
No walLt Broker Telegraph Express and Miscellaneous
Securi
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
Peaches, !, Norfolk, y

sia,e.......... lOo0 2 90
Georgia, crate. 30 01d Sl0 On
Delaware .... 3 W9 W
purfTl ASD
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

Rot IL showing itself among the potatoes, owing 10
Abundance Of RAIN Farmers hurrying them 10 mar
Iet-hence the much lower rates Onions too are lower
while tomatoes are plenty half OF them to SELL
Mn
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

Long Island ......
Garlic, y l00..........lf
Onions, y 100 strings. (;
Potato, = bbL..... Z
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

fh,cbcns are very plenty, and of variable size and
aty They range from 80 10 75c per pair for small uI
Iy ~ 5sa a Al l2 FOR large. We quote: :.
rowls N j. Pa and Ducks nair.......fl O0Al y
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
sECOyDABOARI

GOVERNMENT DEPARTmDNE
roo Comp G2U 81 $40 Coup G2 6s lO4O COu o,
10000 III 2,5OO.......lls lVVOV..-'-'''-''V1<
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

Eggs foot up 979 bbs for the week ending yesterday
but larger ATiyhis today with light demand, lead 10
lower prcee The consumption fel OF veTy much when
prices 10 5c and people have not got back 70
free use Of them. The large number OF poor eggs did
much toward essenipg the demand Some OF the dealers
manage of those OF established reputation at tho
mark-22d23c dozenbut the majority are still sold
subject reclamation for pooreg Many OF the may
and harvest eggs" lie for days not weeks IN the grass
other ness while the help too busy 10 hunt them,
hence the poor order great number Of spoiled eggs
after journey herc.s We quote: -
n j. l. J. aud Pa esh Wesiern and ndSauihern Pdoi zssa
STATE good loss .... 74G2j Egg Oats y bush good. ods5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-14
FINE AHCs.

N,0H sAIE-A PAIR or wATIR oLoR DRAWINGS.
~ Blrs,u Poster; small bdchoics collection Of OLD
closs HAknARs Fine Ara HpOsiiosy, . oniversis,
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PROPOSITIONS WILL BE RECEIvED AT THE
u Office OF thu Crown Point G1d Mining Company for
one NO or three 10 stamp Mis cplete - near Calfor
MA pattern be. specify a. cash, one third
sash and balance 10 stock all stock Foundres In the
weI also invited 70 apply Il NJ ~ Nassau street New
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MERRY LEASES AT AUCTION
At the City Hail. Tuesday. 18th March, 1851 at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ will be sold at public auction TO the highest
bidder with adequate secury for term ten from
the first day Of May, 1857
The Lease Of the Ferry established from the foot OF
Whitehall street 10 Staten Island.
The Lease OF the Ferry n be bshed from the foot OF
Twenty third street. North river Psvonia. ". j.
The said several Ferry Leases viii be sod with I'll the
privileges advantages thereof belonging the
Corporation OF the city of New York.
and candioss Of sale may be had upon application
at the Comptroller's Once.
BY order OF the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
CHY or NEW York, DEPARTMENT OF FINANcE,
February "a 1867. (
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LII OFFICERS WHO sERyfp IN THE ARuy RF.
"A May l. 1884 and March 1875 arr r,ouesed 10
can or address y r. Swift el Brosdvsy. and hear
somethinG 70 their advantages.
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IMPORTANT TO Army orrrCRs-wR HAVE JUST
s.incS suit ssainss the o. great Import
ee0 Such persons by calling Of u.s. can recover sornc
mopsy. cWPsAH HOshkRk %, IN Broadway
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INSTRUCTION.

= saa- BooKE EErING, PENMANsHIP, ARIrRNE-
"A tic Algebra Reading Spelling &C Private ns I
tnn day and eyenng PAINE'S Business College, o. Bow
cry Brookiyn College removed 10 $40 Fulton, opposite
Hall
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HENRY D. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ MAS.
III street. opposite the Post Office vaiua BILE COLLECTION
Of high class modern OIL PAINTINGS comprising the
Iibuons Of artists Of the French Etching Club lately en-
MINERi soMERvrLLE win sell q. auction. Thursday
and Friday evenings February and IS z, IA o'clock q
southwest Fourteenth street. the valuable collection
Of Pictures exhibited ct the DERBY Gallery and removed for
convenience OF SALE comprising works contributed the
following leading and distinguished artists Of the French
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10

the unpleasant position In which the negligence
Of hIs company placed him, inform US that he
acted honorably IN every respect, and have no
donbt OF bis return as promised and the ultimate
compile success Of the operations 50 well begun
oy MN. we cannot believe that the company, AZ.
'cf expending upwards ofa $4,000, will abandon
their enterprise rather than advance few tbous
ands more to carry 1t on. They should remember
that much Of their money was thrown away IN
thc mlsmanagenien, which preceded the Major.
administration ftheir affiirs here and for which
he Is ia no way responsible. The Major made ar.
judgements to keep some men at work at the tun.
mel IN tho Bully Bneno lode end 10 star. the mill
at an carly day but The loss elsewhere alluded to
Of all the animals he lately brought here for the
purpose OF hauling rock to the mill, may prevent
the latter.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10
FRESH SUPPLIES.

SO soon as General Mcdowell heard Of the
lire and loss ofsupplies at Fort Yuma, he is
sued the annexed order, which, if promptly
executed, and the new supplies forwarded by
steam 10 the mouth OF the Colorado. as d.
rected, will prevent any suffering on the part
Of the troops in Arizona
HEAD QUARTERS DEP CALIropstA.
san Francisco, Cal July IL, 1867
sPEcRAL ORDERS,
No. 1872.
Information has just been received by tele
graph that the Quartcrmaster's aud Commissary
Dcpots AZ Yuma were destroyed, with their con.
tents, by IRE ON the morning Of the 9Th The Dep
MY Qnartermaster General aud Chief Comfplssary
Of Subsistence will Immediately investigate and
report shat stores Il will be necessary 10 send i'm
mcdiately-by steam Fort Yuma for the want
IN Arizona, tai supplies can be sent In the usual
way, In doing this they will take into account
The orders for supplying the posts Ia Arizona and
tnat u il the commencement Of the year when the
new freight contracts are to 60 into effect. They
will. far as possible, see what stores were troi
abiy at the Depot at the time Of the fire.
2-lfany arms, Ordance stores or ammunition
were destroyed, the Deputy Quartermaster Gener-
nj will inform the commanding officer n Bgnecia
Arsenal and the latter will immediately Duplicate
the quantity aud kind known, or supposed TO be-
lost, and send them with all despatch 70 the city
for shipment.
3-If necessary, lumber for temporary shelters
a. Fort Yuma, Tor The supplies to 20 down, win
be sent with the stores.
4-The Chief Commissary OF Subsistence viii
report 70 what exten; supplies have teen sent. a.
heretofore ordered, for years supply for the
posts IN Arizona, and six months reserve al the
Depot at Fort Yuma
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10

HE yuLTuRE MILL, at Wickenburg. is
now running go stamps) regularly and prof
itably. The system and order with which
everything Is carried on, both at the mill and
mine, reflect much credit upon the energetic
ana competent Superintendent, Mr.. I'D.
being an owner in the en-
terpi1se, Is, we are glad to know, likely to
reap good reward for his faithful services.
). L. Brown attends to the Office business in
good style. Horatio Smith is analgamator.
D. Pedler, engineer, -Thos. Stitt and Benz.
hartelle, assistants Henry Fontaineau, car
penter. lager q baltimore, and Capt Chap.
MAJ have the contracts for hauling the ore
from the mine to the mill, at $40 per ton.
The m'il consumes 30 tons per day Thos.
Fraser, the Superintendent at the mine he
ing in Ill health, has gone to California. lie
is succeeded by A. X Durgan.
Geo. Cook, is the cook at the mill, and A
good cook he is. Geo. Cusenbury has charge
Of the farm Of the company near the mill,
and james McMullen is the wood CONTRACTOR.
receiving about s. per cord for that article.
Some ~ men are emI.ioyed about the mill
and 80 az the mine. The lode is 80 feet
wide, and the ore averages about S35 per
ton, although lately it has run lower than
usual The legal troubles concerning the
mill and mine have been adjusted.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10

7 & HERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of an exc
10 cution 20 me directed, issued out OF the
( District Court Of the Third Judicial District
( in and FOR the county u Yayapai, Territory
/ Of Arizona, IN favor Of John G.. Campbell and
/ William NJ. Buiium, and against James Bu-
chanan, j. VI. Alexander Josiah Van Loan.
/ George Shsfier, John Bickel and Henry lake
copartuers in business and known as the Tn
ion Mining company have levied on all the
joint interest. right and title Of the above
named defendants IN and TO the following de-
scribed property, situate, lying and being in
the county Of Yavapai, Territory Of Arizona,
10 wit
That certain water ditch in the Lynx Creek
mining district, county and Territory sfore-
said, commencing al two log cabins. about
one and one BALI miles below the old Mexican
camp on Lynx Creek, and running thence
about one quarter Of a mile TO a water wheel
and arrastra, together with the water right
belonging 70 said ditch, and al other rights
and privileges thereto belonging-said ditch
being known as the Union mining Company's
ditch. Also, one log cabin, built at the ter
mination Of the above described ditch also
one oyershor water wheel, with arrzstra at
tached-ssd water wheel and arrrsstra being
al the termination Of said ditch also. the
lowing described quartz lodes in the mining
district and county Aforesaid:
One quartz lode known and recorded a
the President Lode.
One quartz lode Known and recorded as the
Hunters Lode.
One quartz lode known and recorded as the
Ironclad Lode.
One onartz lode lsaesE. I'D recorded isai Is tie
ophir lode.
One quartz lode known and recorded As tie
Burning Moscow.
One quartz lode known and recorded as the
Golden Age Lode.
One quartz lode known ard recorded Is the
Arizona Lode.
One quartz lode known and recorded as the
Miners Lode
One quartz lode known and recorded as the
King Lode
One quartz lode known and recorded as the
Young America Lode.
One qgastz lode known AID recorded -
the Buckeye Lode.
One quartz lode known and recorded -
the Antrim Lode.
One quartz lode known and recorded a.
the Mammoth Lode.
One quartz lode known and recorded Is
the Silver Age Lode.
One quartz lode known and recorded Is
tie Neptune Lode.
One quartz lode known and recorded as
the Spread Eagle Lode
One quartz lode known and recorded ~
the Golden Eagle.
One quartz lode known and recorded as
the Monitor
Each u the above described claims are nine
hundred yards in length
NOTICE Is hereby given, that on Friday
the sixteenth day Of August A. d. 1861, at 2
o'clock, r. NJ. in front Of the Court room in
the town Of Prescott and county Of iavspai,
will sell all the joint interest, right and IL
tie which the above named defendants had
on the 9th day at July, A. d. 1897, in and to
the above mentioned and described premises,
or 20 much thereof a. may be necessary 70
satisfy said execution and costs, 70 the high
est bidder for cash
JOHN P. B0URKE,
Sheriff Yavapai Co.
RoBERT MEAcHAM, Auct'r.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10

- HERIFF's SALE.-By virtue ofan exeeu-
- tion issued out Of the Court Of 5. +. Blair,
and acting Justice Of the Peace for the coun-
~ Of Yayapai, on the pa day Of July, A. ID.
1867, in favor Of William J. Cummirs, and
against Taylor a Higgans, have levied on
the following described property, 70 wit one
ranch, containing one hundred aud sixty acres
Of land, about three quarters Of mile west
OF the town of Prescott, ia the county o. iaS-
apai. and known as the Taylor Higgans
ranch, and one half Of crop Of Corn growing
on the same ranch.
Notice Is hereby given that on Friday the
10th day Of August, A. d. 1867, at O'Clock.
p. NJ, in front Of the Court Room In the town
Of Prescott, county Of Yavapai, viii expose
for sale the above described property to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said exeea-
ton.
JOHN p. BOURRE, Sheriff
RosERT MEAcBAN, Anctr
Prescott, July ~. lseI
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10
PROCLAMATION.

BIZ RICHARD z. McCoRsIcK, GoyERSoR OF
THE TERRITORY Of ARIZONA, DEsIGSAT-
ISG TaE PLACE AT WHICH THE LIE
GIsLATURE SHALL MEET, on THE
FIRsf WEDsEsDAY * SEP
TENDER, A. D. 1861.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
WHEREAS, it is provided by the sixteenth
section Of chapter XIV Of the Code Of the
Territory Of Arizona, as amended Noyem-
Der 2, 1866, that the annual meeting OF the
Legislature shall be on the first Wednesday
in September, at such point as the Govern
or shall designate for that purpose;
NOW, THEREFORE,, by virtue Of the
authority so imposed upon me, !, Richard G.
Mccormick, Governor Of the Territory Of Ar
iona, do hereby designate the town Of Pres
colt, in the county Of Yavapai, as the place at
which the Legislature shall convene, on Wed.
nesday the fourth day Of September, A. ID.
1867.
- Given under my hand and the seal
SEAL. lof said Territory, at Prescott, this
thirteenth day Of July, A. ID. 1867,
and Of the Independence OF the United States
OF America the ninety second.
RICHARD Q. MCCORMICK.
BY the Governor.
Up. T. cARrrs. Secretary Of the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10

G. c. GoRnAN, who has been nominated
by the Republicans for Governor Of Califor-
MIA, was twenty years ago news carrier in
New London, Conn, getting his schooling
and paying his way by his ownexertions lie
has been an editor and lawyer, and is at
present clerk Of the Supreme Court Of Cali
fornia
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10

HoRAcE GREELEY, has been nominated for
the Presidency by Minnesota paper called
the " Blue Earth Southwest" The Nati0.
says INSTRUMENTATION will probably help Mr.
Greeleyyto understand the mysterious designs
Of proyiGe46e in permitting the existence Of
8 minor editors"
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10

DURSUANT 70 an order Of the Hon. Hez-
L ekiah Brooks, Judge Of the Probate
Court. in and for the County Of YaYagai. Terrific.
~ Of ArizOna-NOtice Il hereby given thst on
sAI CRDAf the lth day Of August, 1867, in
front Of the store Of Cray & CO. IN the town Of
Prescott, IN sai1 county. al o'clock, p ~ on aid
day, will sell Al public auction, to the hlghe,e
bidder for cash, al the right. title and interest Of
Leroy Jay, at the time Of his death, and All the
right title and Interest that the said estate by OBJ
Grafton Of law or otherwise, may have acquired In
and 70 the following described mining claim 20
wit G5 feet In the TICONDEROGA LODE
said lode being situated in the Goodwin Mining
District, Yayapai county, and Territory Of Arizo,
n.
Terms Of sale cash, on confirmation Of sale BY
the Probate Court.
KING {. woOLsRY.
Administrator
WI. J. BERRY.
Attorney
r. MgAcHAN, Auctioneer.
Prescott, July %, 1867.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10

How DEEPcAS SHAFTS Sc sUSK.-The ques-
ton occurs TO the miner when he sinks down
shaft for three or four hundred feet, how
far might descend without being burnt out,
or froze-out, or which r. To answer this the
student Of natural science has only to bear ia
mind that the increase Of temperature is esti-
mated at about one degree Of Fahrenheit for
every fifteen yards Of descent The increase
Is said 10 be in - geometrical progression =
and, taking as correct the present observed
rate Of increase, the temperature would be as
follows:
Water win boil at the depth Of 2, $50 yards
Lead will melt at the depth Of :, 800 yards.
Gold will melt at the depth Of 81 miles
Red heat will obtain at the depth of miles.
&c standard works on pyrometTy, or the
measurement Of heat, have It that the planet
is fluid at the depth Of 100 miles from where
we stand. III this should be so, we are not
so far from " hell upon EARTH a. old bachel-
ors and nfidels imagine.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10

TNHEsE Works have lately been increased
Il by the addition Of new Shops ON Ere
mont Street, DOUBLING the capacity Of the original
establishments. Thsir facilities for turning out
machinery promptly and efficiently are nov une-
qualled In the State
The Company are prepared 70 execute orders
for all classes Of Machinery and Boiler work. such
"a Mining Machinery Railroad Machinery, Flour.
ing Mills, Quartz Mills, Sugar Mills Saw Nils
Housings and Irons and Manufacturing Machine
~ Of every kind.
They have also a large assortment Of Patterns
for Pumping and Hosting Machinery, Gearing,
PullIes, Water Mil Irons, Hydraulic and screw
Presses, Retorts, Furnaces, Crate bars, 0rnamen-
etc. etc.
Quartz stampers. Shoes and Dies, Of the bes.
hard iron. Quartz screens Of Russia Iron. punch
"a 70 order AHg-ss
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10

A Coop woRD.--The AmericaR Mining IL
der New York; in a recent article on the
mineral resources Of the Territories, has this
good Tord for Arizona "Of all the Terri
ritorieS on the Pacific slope none present
greater indications Of metallic wealth than
Arizona
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10

MEETING Of CITIZENS will be held
!. RtAIRS HALL, Prescott. this (Satur-
~, evening to take into consideration the
s...snt Indian difficulties, and to APPEAL
rop MORE TROOPS. Let all attend.
PRESCOTT July 10, 1867.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10

rgr GOVERNOR has appointed Samuel J. Hens.
notary Public, to reside at Wickcnburg.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10

EDroRIAL.-Sebough, lately Of the dita.
Is Fa~ filing the editorial chair in the Sara
mcn,o Union Office, left vacant by the death
Of Henry Watson. Noah Brooks has taken
Seabough's place on the d!,d.
They are both good writers and editors Of
exreriepce
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10

I c,y1. wrLLIAMs.--We arc glad 10 hear tina, this
have officer, who Las been very low during the
az is likely TO recover.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-10

vonr MoQuIs in town. Bring out your old
clothes.