Arizona miner., 1868-07-18

"0 "'s dohc hls iull duty and as far as yyo ''' lc"fii' the people are well satisfied with inc service. We know that it is his ambition ,o ear. :! our California mail regularly, and if the con. tractor on the California side does his duty. ,bere VIII pe no swearing about mails on this side of the Colorado.
 FAENERS MEEriNG.-Attention is called to a nouce calling meeting of farmers at Prescott on saturday, July 2jth From what we have learned in regard to this movement or onr farm. CTS we are or opinion that good will result from It. provided they proceed and act in the right spirlI II we understand their design. it is mere y 'o smut out the go-betwecn. or speculator. in 'heir transactions with the agents of government: anu no attempt will be made to raise the pricc oi prodace beyond a fair standard.
 OANP NHirPtE DRAMATIC AssocrArIoN.-It is not often that the people of frontier settlement are presented with such an opportunity of enjoy Ing themselves as were the people of Prescott and vicinity, on Monday and Tuesday nights last when this dramatic company appeared in the Prescott Theatre. and treated our citizens to T melange Of very good acting, singing and danc- ing Considering the means, material and ap- plianccs at the disposal of the managers we must say that things were fixed up better than was to have been expected. The building was too small 10 accommodate all who presented themselves for admission. and nearly 100 people mad to be turned away from the doors of the Theatre The performance Monday night. con sisted or "lhe Lottery Ticket, or The Lawyer. Clerk Ethiopian Burlesque dancing. singing and the langhable after piece, "Bombasles Flu rioso' Mr. Lamonte's "Capeus" was capital; d. B. ONeilIs "Normwood,' to borrow the lan- guage of an eminent concentration. covered all the ground.' Mir. Wortmau. as Charles MT. as Mrs. Corsett Mr Hodnett. a, Su. san, performed their parts we'll Billings. as a singist is without an equal in these parts and Shaw is heavy on the dance Hodnctt's acting pleased our citizens very much Of course O'Nein and Lamonte, who played the leading chagacter.. were looked upon as bright particular stars, as they deserve to be. The performance was re- peated Tuesday evening, to a full house. An entire change of programme is announced for next Monday night, with new scenery, etc., and a good time may be looked for.
 KusTEL HoFuANN.-We direct thc attention of millmen, miners and prospectors to the card of these gentlemen, which appears in to-lay's paper The name of Guido Kustel has become a house hold word on the Pacific coast, where. we think. he has done more than any other man to develop its hidden wealth His book on Mining has thrown great light upon the vexatious sulphure, question. In fact as a metalIurgist and assaycr. A practical and scientific miner. bc stands at the head of the profession. His partner, Mir Hof mann, is said to be promising metallurgist, and Is never happy except when going through" luartz boulder. PRocEEDfNGs oy BoARD or SUPERVISORS. Board net July 6, IsGs at 10 o'clock a. n Present, J. ! l. Campbell and F. H. WunderlIch, supervi | ors Minutes of previous meeting read and 3D. | 'roved. The following accounts were audited nd allowed
 iarion & Weaver, for printing. Sls25O L. Moeler, rent for Recorders office, ls2 LOO .d. W. Wells IT,, stationery and lights
 for office Of Dist. clerk, 2666 e .A Fa Atht ! Board adjourned till 3 o'clock D. m to meet s a Board of Equalization.
 3o'clock. p, m Board met as Board of Equalization, exam ned the assessment roll and changed the follow ng assessments, tO wit:
 Pierce and Davis, from s400 to s20o j. r. Osborn, l,600, to 1000 Board adjourned iii Tuesday. at q clock am. |
 TUESDAY, July :, l0a ID. Ia .F Vt,. ned and accepted
 Received petition from the citizens of Prescott | sking the Board to establish school District ! nd for the levyug and collecting a school tax. l Board adjourned till o'clock D. m
 o'clock D. nj. Board met pursuant to adjournment Assess nents changed as follows:
 C. E. Blake from s250 10 S200
 Board adjourned til tomorrow.
 WEDNESDAY, July 8. Board of Equalization met pursuant to ad | when assessments were changed as blows:
 |. Brooks. from $500 10 S700 ! 'hares Bauvet, 200 to loo. | James Garvin, 600 to 100 | Johnson X Zimmerman. 920 to l.05O | Board adjourned iill Thursday. at o'clock, | l. m Met again on Thursday and adjourned till 1 friday.
 FRIDAY. July 10. Board met pursuant to adjournment Took eccss until o'clock p. m.
 2o'elock p. m. Board met pursuant to adjournment, and hanged assessments as follows
 \. Beardslee. from sS.500 10 s3S00 Joseph Melvin 300 to 1000 Board adjourned till Monday, July l3,
 MONDAY. July F. Board met al 10 o'clock a. m., established chool District No. l, town of Prescott and vi- inity and levied a tax of one-eighth Of one per ent on the assessable property of said District