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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-09

SrDREf RAILWAY. - For the benefit ei
those Of our citizens who are interested in
. street railway in Davenport ~ publish
The ordnance Of the Dabuqus Street Rail.
way recently adopted by The City Council
Of that city:
STREET RAILWAY ORDINANCE.
The or riinance 10 entitled ''an ordiusnce
authorizing and regulating street raii>
ways in the city Of Dubuque II pros
vides:
ls,.-Thst tho exclusive right and priv
ilsgo to construct on the streets Of the
city, street railways, for the term Of 26
years from the first Of October 1867, are
granted TO the Dubuque street railway CON-
pany.
I'd The construction Of one or more
roads must be commenced within six months
from date, and at least two miles Of track
must be completed and in operation within
one year.
3d.-The company shall have choice Of
streets for tracks. and are bound 20 keep
such streets as are selected clean and in re
pair between tracks.
4th.-Rates to b regulatep BY the CON-
pany, but never to exceed 20 cents from one
end Of The road to the other. Amended 70
read 10 cents.
Sth-Ths city reserves the right 70 take
up and remove rails when necessary for rs>
pais or Improvement Of streets, or lay gas
pipes, water pipes, &e., the coopany 70
take up and relay track in such cases at IL
own expense.
eth.-Siugls or double tracks may be laid
on any street except Main street, whore
none but single track can bs laid.
7th.-The right to make necessary and
usual police regulations 10 reserved 70 the
city council.
& esSth.-Trseks are to be laid 20 % to ob~
strucs the streets a. little % possibls-ssss
take precedence Of vehicles, persons and
things and penalty Of nvs dollars 10 prev
scribed for every otfsnss in obetsustine the
running Of cars.
9tb. - Sufficient cars 20 aeeom0odate
tie travs.ing public shall b fasaishsd,
and alter dark they shall carry signal
lights.
The rights and privileges geantsd dsesr~
mine - 70 ell stessts and posts ef stsssss
not occupied with tsaske within 0so yeoso
from date. and fsilufs 70 eeneesuoe ood put
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-09

1T. rsxPLs, Gardener and Florist, cor,
Ath and Main Sss., fruit and ornamental
rces. my26-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-09

Suiter G.. The Peoples Party did noo'y
in Buffalo All honor to the Jealous works
srs. The township ticket is elected oil
throueh--everv Peoples candidate being
chosen.
rLrAsANr VALLEY TOWNSHIP.
For Mason 90, Merrill 7G; for Cones %.
Claussen "A; for @. Schuitgsr 81. +. N.
Suitss II; balance Of ticket runs about the
same. Tho Republican township officers
are elected.
BLun GRASS TowHsRiP.
This township did nsbly. Mason fscsiv>
Cd 80 votes and Merrill, 20. Cones received
l2o votes and Claussen. p. Schnisger,
i2o. r. NJ. Suitsr, SO. Tie township goes
for the Peoples Ticket BY m.jositiss ranging
from 80 70 100.
For Supervisor, James Heron. 1So. 5.
Benshoof, 81 b. Esks Is elected Township
Assessor; Cl. wriedt, T. Beia and T. Cess
ncy, Township Trustees Theodore f. jena
sen, Township CLERK and Justice Of the
Peace and Paul Bcnshoof and John Mans
giles, Constsb.es.
ROCKINGHAM TOWNSHIP.
For Mason IA, Merrill l6; for Cones 10,
Claussen IA /; for Schnitger 18, Suiter IA
Tho Peoples candidates for Representatives
have majority Of three balance Of county
ticket abou. the same. The Republicans
don't get muca consolatic, from little
Rockingham this tine.
cLEoSA TOWNSHIP.
This township is reported rs having given
a majority for the Peoples Ticket. The
figures have not yet come to hand.
i.ArsR.-The vote IN Cicona township
stands en- the State TicAe.-Merrill 81, Ma
son L.; OConnor 81. Barker 52. The
county and township tickets stand: Pso-
pies 81, Republican 81. The township of
Gcsrs elected are: Supervisor, T. Tn.
Bluak; Clerk, John D. Hoovsr; Assessor,
Abrshsm Nod!e Trustees, J. II. Porter,
John Die.z, Juergen Mumm; Justice, Detlel
Sukdorf; Constable, James SchlapkohL
BUTLER TOWNSHIP.
For .lsson 40, Merrill 70 balance oi
Stale ticket the same. For Cones ~,
Claussca n; Schni.ger IS, Suffer p. This
township gives the Republican ticket q ma
j,rity o. about 23-on an average.
The township ofiicers elected are: Jus,
tice Of the Peace, David Crooks; Township
Clerk. T. ". Mccausland; Asssssos, Chas
Rumfn.d Trustees, L. II. Warner, l.
Martin, II. L. Miller; Constablss, A. W
Miller, 4. Swim.
The vote last fail in this township stood
Repu lican, II Democrat. SO.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
From this Township We learn that the
vote is very close, being . tie on some o.
the candidates. II that 10 correct it is Ger,
tainly very gratifying, and better than W
expected.
HICKORY GROVE TOWNSHIP.
For Macon, Is, Merrill, 5s; for Cones.
SO, Clsussen, "a for Schnitger, 81. +. n.
Suiter, 55. The Peoples County Ticket il
elected throughout BY IN average majority
Of 80.
The Township officers elected are: Super
visor, Julius Lsnghcim; Assessor, Charlie,
Fredericks; Clerk, E. Lawrence; Trustees
P. E. Freeman, Rob. Aston, Henry Ruhe
Il Constable, G. Il. Lage.
Il onRA1DAN TOWNSHIP.
The vote in Sheridan Township on ths
State ticket stands: Merrill, 65, Mason. Q
On Seoator-Cones, 80, Clausssn, 81
SheriG-Sehoitger, 81, Suffer, 81. The
average majority for the Republicao County
Ticket 10 30. Last fall il was nearly ons
hundred. Well done for the Peoples causs
in Sheridan township.
"A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-09

Rs.. EsrArE TRASarEn Mr.. &. c.
Fory on e,te,iay. through Eljri3ge 4
Bro, agents. purchased the residence Of J.
B. Car,n 'ehael, situated on Fourth street,
between Iowa and L.cIsire streets. for 81 :
GOO cash
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-09

Ksonsr's Hair Dye, Natarai, Durabis, Beautiful
Ss9 end Cheapsst In the World. sold BY all Drug
gistAsnd County Storrkeepers. JOHN J. kKOM8R
S0le Yropfiatoe. col Chestnut 81, Pnilsdelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-09

SPEsR's WINES aro the pure juice Of the
Erape whose pure and generous qualities
canuet bc excelled for tho invalid or con.
rslessot. They are highly estoomed fos
sacraasutal purposes. n. B. Good Wine
makes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-09

Beauty NEEDS PRorEcrIon.-The La
dies prefer the delicate Ilesperan Balm II
impatts such delightful beauty to the com
plexicu, prevents and cures sunburn, freck>
les, tan, &c, and makes the skin charming
" fair and smooth. Hesperian Balm IS
superior to lilly whites, toilet powders. &c.
Price only fifty cents. At Harrison & Co.'S,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-09

sRLLRWs LIVER PILLS STAND UNRivALLE0
They are prompt but mild In thei. effect rosse
healthy action Of the Liver carry Of morbid seere-
tions ana leave ,he sys,cru In healthy condition
For IS years have given Univ.rsti Satisfaction
SYMPTOMS or A DISEASED LIVER.
General loss Of sppetits sickness "' s'e s"'"Ao"'
paine in the hcst shoulders. back and s'oes 'ensr
Of WEAKNESS. with siccpless ninhts c's.'ehees VI
bowels. followed In sorns cssrs ~ lo'sensl-' siisat
dry cough l,~ spri,@ with dls'uciina''on TO even
dut, ore prominent symp'oms oi diseased s'"'s "
Il v sg-.LER3 & CO. proprietcrs.
pi:;riIurt.pt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-09
HEDGE PLANTS.

EoRTY 70 any million Osaes Orange Plants 70,
Il sale this fall and next spring. Special iajucc.
ments at Wholesale and 20 Agents. Send 10 cepts
Tor Practical Esesy on Hedging.
AGENTS WANTED
P.S.-Also lmportsss and Wholesale Dealers in
'Oeage Orange Seed. Address W. n. MANN 4 BRO,
Normal, Mclean Co., ill.,. auge-d& w3I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-09

TAKE WARxixG.--Th City Marshal de.
sires US to give warning to persons leaving
their teams unhitched in tho street that they
must desist or suffer the consequence
Runaways, from csrslsssness, arc becoming
too frequent. Look out for your teams, OF
tho Marshal will do il for y3u at your ex.
pense
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-09

The vote in Sheridan Township on the
State ticket stands: Merrill, 65, Mason. ..
On Sooator-Cones, 80, Clausssu, g. +;
SheriG-Schoitger, 81, Suffer. 81. The
average majority for the Republicao County
Ticket 10 30. Last fall il was nearly one
hundred. Well done for the Peoples caues
in Sheridan township.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-09
LOCAL STE M 3

S.ller's Celebrated Liver Pills,
Pl,,u s1i sagar C,asei. Az sssc, convenient and
never falling remedy for
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-09

Platform Scales for Sale.
4 SET OF scoe FOUND PLATFORM SCALES.
IA with platform and Cattle guard complete. All
se0efed Tor Slsc. Apply to
-septs7-dtf J.SELKRN
Harrison Street. jast beyond the Fair Grounds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-09

E0R YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES. Appay q
school Room lately occuplsd By Misc 0ilils, bas-
geDe Flecc, or q residence. NWth 0aseent Row.
lneuuccOo IN Mueic. MRS. g. e. HEARD.
moN38-06m MISS n. L. HEARD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-09

For Mason lsS; Merrill s5; balance Of
Stats ticket saas. vos ssoaSos. Genes 1so.
0Ianessa IS. ShssiG. schniless l2e; F. M.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

MR. PIERCE, of the firm of B. F. Ritchie & Co., late publishers of the Arizoniaa at Tucson, arrived here few days since, and we learn, has bought the A,izona Gazette and will make it Democratic paper, under the name of the drizonidn The last number of the Gasette will, we hear, be published today, and the new paper will appear by or before the first of September. It will be issued weekly, and in size the same as the Gazette when printed at La Paz.
 MT. Pierce is said to be man of brains and he has shown himself a most pungent writer. Whatever else may be said of the Arizoaian, it will not be apt to be charged with that lamcntable absence of editorial ability and spirit which has characterized the Gazette, in its brief career, and made it's best friends heartily ashamed of it.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24
MILITARY MATTERS.

'ehdenin and the recruits for Camp Mo- F fort Whippic have reached Mohave. IT 0oL Price has taken the field for an scout. His head quarters arc at the 'h the hohaye road. An Infantry camp .'s'ablished at the Willows, and Co.'S. K cavalry, and some recruits for lst eayal- Fl the scouting.
 nPany Of 9th infantry lately a; Fl Dora ana Calivllle, has been moved to Mohaye small guard, left at each of those pla- pany of the sth cavalry, under Lieut.. 'he Toll Gate, Mohave road, will coop 'ol' Price, by scouting the Juniper
 Lieut.. Purdy was in town on Thurs. ups From Camp Lincoln are still scouting 4A TITO, Ash creek and Big Bug. .- 'Ps at McPherson are nearly all sick.
 'o'hing after Paymaster Dana len Pres anps McPherson and Mcdowell, (Fri W week. information was communicated
 1fegg, to the effect that the escort, li !, sth cavalry, intended 10 rob the Pay 'n the desert below wickenburg, aud
 sonora Immediately upon the arrival A'1s'sr at McPherson the escort was sur
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

rounded by the troops at that post, disarmed and placed in confinement, much to the surprise and relief Of the paylnaster. A few days before the paymastcr left hcre Tom Hodges and a party of scouts left here for Wickenbnrg, and a detachmen, Of cavalry, under Lieut. Fechet, passed hurriedy through the town on Saturday, to escort the pay. master from McPherson 10 Mcdowell.
 Some twenty cayalrymcn of Co have deserted since they were paid of. Capt Carr, Of 1st caval. " and Lieut. Chilson, 32d infantry, were in Pres. colt for few hours on Sunday last, having come over ron Col sanford's scouting party on the Agua Frio, for supplies.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

Ia h. District Court, Third Judicial Distriet,
 County of Yardrai-TsrTtt0ry of Arizona. William T. Flower, Plaintiff,
 Vg. Order of Pub- Pablo A. Paralto and Ambrosia lication Quintero, Defendants.
 A CTION brought in tie District Court in "A and for the county and Territory afore- said The Territory of Arizona sends 10 Pablo A. Peralto and Ambrosia Quintero, deiecdants :- You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in ise District Court Of the Third Judicial District county f Iayapai and Territory OfArizona. 10 answer the complaint filed therein, Ia copy Of which accompanies this summonsl with. in twenty days exclusive of tine day Of service af ter the service upon you of this summons If serv. cd within tiis county, but if served out of The county and in the Territory, then within forty days and if served out of the Territory then within twenty days-or judgment by default will be taken against you according 70 the prayer Of said com [ laint
 This action is brought 10 recover the sum of six hu ndred twentyscven and 19-lO0 dollars l627 79) upun a certain pronisory note executed by you ip favor Of Wormser & Co. bearing date Of Prescott. 2Oth March. 1885 And also for the foreclosure Of a certain deed ofmOrtgage, also executed by you ia fa-or Of WOrInser & Co. bearing the same date and executed to secure the payment of the 1 said promissory nofe--both Of which said note ! and mortgage were transferred to Inc above nam. cd plaintiff And you are hereby no,ihed that fl | you fail 10 appear and answer the complaint as above Teanired the plaintiff will apply to the court ' for the relief demanded in plaintiffs complaint, 1 ~ the seal Of the District Court, this 2sth (sEAL day of June, A. D. 1867. tNZrDJ + W WELLS, Jr. Clerk. ! IouN HOWARD Att'y
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

SEVERAL families have lately moved to town from the neighboring ranches Among the number are those of Hon. J. A. Rush, J II. Dickson, NIT. Shivers and Mir Banghart Some have come because of Indian disturb ances, and others for the purpose of sending their children to Mir. McCafrreys school which is now we'll organized. We hear that several families are coming here from Tucson
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24
PR0CLAM NATION.

BY RICHARD C. McCoRMIcK, GOVERNOR or THE TERRITORY or ARIZONA, DEsIGSAI-
 ING THE PLACE AT WHICH THE LE.
 CIsLATURE SHALL MEET, ON THE
 FIRST "WEDNESDAY IS SEP-
 TEMBER, 4. D. lsG7. To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: WHEREAS, it is provided by the sixteenth section of chapter XIV of the Code of the Territory of Arizona, as amended Novem- 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, I, Richard c. Mccormick, Governor of the Territory of Ar izona, do hereby designate the town of Pres cott, in the county of Yavapai, as the place at which the Legislature shall convene, on Wed nesday the fourth day of September, A. D. 1867.
 ~ Given under my hand and the seal SEAL )of said Territory, at Prescott, this N|0 thirteenth day of July, A. D. 1867, and of the Independence of the United States of America the ninety second.
 RICHARD c. MCCORMICK. By the Governor.
 J.P. T. GARTER, Secretary of the Territory
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

EoR sALE.-The death Of [. \. Bentley | having perverted the completion Of his cont aci to purchase tie ARIZONA MINER Office, it l. now offered for sale at the price he was 10 hr ye paid without addition for the outlay for rssterial procured since the date Of his contract
 The establishment has two good presses. and In news and ioo type Is of the most eesayiete up on the PGc1se cVast, os.;sids of sas Fraarisco.
 Pariiss ~lshs-g 10 negoiiAte. os4 ready 10 pnr- chase fer eash, will address ARIZONA MINER, Prescott, \ '. July. lse7.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.


 We have the Ala of the sth. Tue Indians are still annoying the overland route as the following telegrams show:
 SALT LAKE, August 7th-l0 A. Mt is reported at Julesburg this morning that the Indians "gobbled" trian on the Union Pacific Railroad east of Plum Creek. They crossed the river, and have possession of the Telegraph Company's wires.
 4 later dispatch from Juesburg states that the Union Pacific Company's Railroad track has been destroyed by the Indians si1 miles west of Plum Creek. One train was captured, and the engineer, fireman and brakeman killed.
 The Indians also attacked a telegraph re pairing party, on their way to fix the line and killed two, and wounded two Tn, lines are still down east of Fort McPherson A repairing party left there yesterday a noon and have not beeu heard of since. The railroad track is blocked. The In dians arc in large force. Two hundred 0 of them crossed the platte, nine miles west of Bishops ranch, yesterday.
 On the l7th of Jaly Mr. Chaudeau, Prim, Minister of the Canadian Confederation, sue ceeded in forming an Administration as fol lows: Mir. Chaudeau, Premier, Secretary ant Register; Mr. Dunkin, Treasurer; Mr. Dye mint, Attorney General Mir Archibald, Com missioner of Public Works MT. Beaubien Commissioner of Crown Lands: Mir De baucherville, Speaker of the Legislative Council Mr Irvine, Solicitor General Their salaries are S3,O00 to each, except the Pre- nicr, wbo has Sl,0o0, and the Solicitor Gen eral Sl0oo
 Brownlow, is reelected Governor of Ten nessee. A full delegation of Radicals ar, elected to Congress, namely: 1rimble. Stokes Arnell, Maynard, Hawkins, Mullins, Hum and Butler. The Radicals make a clear
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24
eral SIOosa,

ARIzoSA GoLD-BEARIsG SCLPHcRErs.-In the mountain country in the vicinity of Pres colt, Arizona, are found immense deposits of gold bearing sulphurcts, of n refractory char acter but very rich. Among the best known of these Is the Sterling mine, which has a ledge of solid suiphurets ten feet in thickness. The mine !s situated near a stream of running water, and in the midst of an immense forest, which will supply fuel and timber for hund- reds of mines for centuries. The sulphurets from this mine are now being worked at a profit, and if the Apaches were sutfued and the farmers left at peace, so that provisions could be obtained at fair rates, the mine would prove an immense fortune to the own CTS. We have received a sample of the solid sulphurets from this mine, weighing some fifty pounds, which was kindly forwarded from Los Angeles by Bunum < Co.,, Of that placc.-S F. Aita, July l9h.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

SE'-Our devil suggests tha. the War en' Is not only willing that our citizens
 'e' but by ordering Chaplain Blake from ' hds they shall die without the benefit of
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

4fH FOR THE ARIZONA GAZETTE.
 Sinee l am 70 quickly doue for. 8sondcr what l was begun for"
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

w. MATHEWS, member of the Legisla-
 'm Kirkland Valley, is in town and will remain until the meeting of the Legisla- Fe Las had the chllls but Is improving. He
 represented Trinity county in the Cali rgislaiurc
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24
JOHN HOWARD, Atty.

NOTICE In accordance with the provis- ~ ions of the L. S. Internal Revenue Laws, Act of July 18th, ls66, paragraph 31-notice Is hereby given that appeals concerning any errole- 0Gs 0T excessive valuations, assessments, or emu merationz, made in the annual list of taxes for lS61 in the district Of Arizona assessed by the assessor and assistant assessors Of said district, gil be received and determined st The office Of the assessor in the town Of Prescott. county of Yava, pal, and Territory Of Arizona, from the fiih day June next, each day during business hours, until the twentieth day oi the same month. And all ap- pcals to the aforesaid shall be made In writing, and shall specify the particular cause. matter. or thfBg, respecting which decision il fsquested and shall tnc.so=eT siass the ;.r ouri or principle Of error complained or
 HENRY A. BIGELOW, Assessor |. :. Internal Revenue.
 Dist. oG Arizona Prescott, May T, IsGT
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

KELLEr has been appointed Deputy tal Treasurer by Dr. Alsap, who is to start 'oFniA abou, the ist of September.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

..rgSpEST DENT has gone to California
 , ri '~,. family, and to procure farming imple { for use upon the Colorado reservation. | ,., C,pung has position under the Super -
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

., p.,pwrS and J. F lIargravc arrived this ',g from wiekenburg.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

WEATHER has been unusually warm during r The crops promise finely
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

.,..,oSrR or DKEDs.--The Governor has 'oNA's ta.ar, of New York City, Commis. lpO.'f Deeds for this Territory.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
CoLLEcToE's OFFICE, | s. Is. TrRSAL REV, Dis. of Arizona,
 pregppff Iufv fO fEg-

Prescott July 10, 1867. NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance ~ with provisions of excise Law, that th. annual Internal Revenue Taxes have become dus and payable, and that the Collector and deputy Collectors will be in attendance to receive tbe sam. the first day of August next si their feepec,Iy. offices in the following divisions to wit: Co unty of Yavapai, ai,-The Collector Prescott. '' P!ma,-- D. II. Stickney, Esq Deputy
 COllector-Tucson 1" vuma,-Rohert Coles IaPa. MoSaye, II. E. Dooliitle, Hardy.
 vile. fany person sinai, neglect to pay, for more than ten days from said date, penalty Of five per cent and the fees prescribed by law, will De added
 LEVI BAsHFORD,
 Collector
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

r,,yy BrAcn Is again in Prescott, looking as ,,,1 happy as man in love. His train ab, supplies for Fort Whipple.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

i, " COFFIN, Jr, Mr. Peterson and others .,,sd with the Bully Bueno mine have gone
 r'g@,nla. T. W. Brooks Is in charge Of the ks and mill.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

] p,yrxA has returned to La Paz, afier nov. M, goods here to his new brick store, and get
 ! ,ysr,hing in good shape.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

onEs Fox, formerly engineer of the Big Y died at Fort Yuma, in an apoplectic ft, asi instant.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24
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Arizona miner., 1867-08-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Stencil Plates.

MARK your Clothing, Books, Cards, En- M velopes, &c, with Stencil Plates, made to order by
 SAMUEL II. HOOPES,
 At the Miner Office. August, 1867 IS
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24
PIONEER NOTICE.

DERSONS allowed the privilege of read. | ing the papers and magazines of the Ar izona Pioneer and Historical Soociety, are re- quested not to tear strips from the margin oi the papers, or in any manner mutIlate them The man that "borrowed" Nix Max has SC, very bad example. Harper's Magazine ior July, 1867, has very mysteriously disappear cd. Don't destroy it, but please return it.
 G. W. BERNARD, Librarian. Prescott, Aug 24, ls67
Arizona miner., 1867-08-24

lEr MARLEY, who has lived in PreseS;; lsi winter, has called upon us 10 say that tslanding Inc reports of the Montana Post, 'se River Rericie, the San Francisco CaH, story of one Mack NJ. Rcmaine, upon ncy are based, he did not die in Death Val. soyembcr last, ciShcr thr"ugh exhaustion rolcncc, and wAs not buried thcrc on the
 hAi month by Romainc, or by any one else Eve and Kicking and would te most hap Eck said Romalne for his false and sensa
 fseUlons regarding him.