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The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-09

LIST or LETTERS remaining In the Prescott
Postofice, June 80, 1870.
Alross Mr., Bartlett John, Bobo Carrot, Blair
Samuel z, Chingcn Robert ., Carter Charles,
Cassidy J II, Coats @ W, DcarInin J, Dufort Ed
mond, Frommer George, FaWne Dan, Foster 7 n
Figgs Thoines VI, Feland WIN VI, Fhzhue y,
Girtrudc William, Hcslop Hank, Hank Henet or
John Bartlett, Iandboury 5, NcGowan Daniel,
McMinn John q, g. Aullin James Miranda 10
rcuzo, MoQuard John r. McGoveron Patrick, Nc.
Wilson Joseph, Philips q w, Rose Daniel VIM,
Sharp WIN, Lee William, Smith Daniel, Smith
John, stans6cld William, schsser Albert, schaicr
Phillip, Thompson samuel, villa Theodore, White
sllborn, webber W b. waraeld Daniel =. Webster
Nashin 2 q. ". BARNARD, r. NJ.
On JoNEs' train Of ten or twelve wagons got
In wednesday afternoon, from Ehrenherg. on the
Colorado river, with supplies FOR government and
citizens.
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-09
The Glorious FOURTH

Was celebrated in admirable siyie - oar people
-c,lfeas and soldiers National saiess= prre
Sired morning noon ard night, At Fort Whipplc.
aud officers sad men m patriotic aud culeyca
themselves.
In tovn, the day was sshcrcd In by tie nifng
Of guns, rockets &c. Eany in lhc forenoon,
many families Aud ghclf facn4s repaired 10 TIE
grounds seicescd for ibe plensc iittie soutb 81
town. where. amer listening to an impressive
prsys, ~ Nj 7. n Head. rsodinr % ti,e Doslar
alton o. inaspendcace BY Capt J. 2. Hurrsve
sud an ezor iisni orssiou ~ oar fiiie4 Allow Cits
rsn. gudro wn. } Berry. cloths wos spread
aud baskets cmpsied thcreon aud hrsi rate
coilsiiOu INDUCED iu The Prcsoou Brass Bard
as prcscn, aud discoueed cNosiieui music--
patrio,ic and Otherwise In nart thc celebration
VA sitou anirs ita aass.laes aAa lts sssssssss-s
may veu feel proud. Ne have heard Juagc Fer
re- oratiop--~hich wks ga oG-saBd 0oe-.rery
lighiy spokcn o. owiug 20 The rain shirh DE-
sccnsca saiie bri,Aly, ttt Parry broke ~ Al a.
early boar 10 ths evcnine, uae Band gave ball.
Al Kerr's hall vilch wei attended, aud passed
oa plcatautly The ssppCr sEceileut one
was goucn " hy D. HasA Ga The whole, is7Wf
fourih was well relebrstea here
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-09
Present Prospects

Are very encouraging, indeed II commenced 10
rain here, June 30th aud has gaincd heavily every
day since. The crops, as a matter Of course, are
growing like sixty. Mining industry was never
BEFORE more rrosPessGs; ;.sg mills nov running
are paying well; many new and rich mines have
recently been found, aud more are being diseoy-
cred every day. The Territory has Secn created
into a military department, and one Of th> braycst.
ablest military officers that ever drew a SWORD ls
here in command, determined upon subduing he
Indians; constructing ~sg0n readr, snd Going
good generally, IN All Of which be viii be ably
seconded by his officers aud men. and by Our cit-
liens, who are highly pleased at haying such
commander. We have the Promlsc Of better mail
facilities OF immigration; Of thousands Of head Of
stock, which latter arc nov on their way from
Texas, and lasi, bat not least railroad. 70 that
We can once more hold up our heads, and invite
People TO come here aud settle. Tie dry Year
through which NC have lHsi passed had well nigh
brokcu the spirit Of oar people bat With the fore.
going things IN viev with oar present bouu,iiul
sUpply u water, and l0ss more banging over ~ in
beautiful clouds, ne feel like throwing up our hat
and shouting hurrah for Central Arizona Thank
Goa for 0Ursuamer uinG
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-09
Arrival Of General Stoneman.

Brevet Malor-Gencral George stoneman, Com
mander Of the Military Department of Arizona,
arrived here on the afternoon Of Sunday last,
from California, TIA the Mohaye route. With him
came Brevet Lieutcnant-Co Colonel 4. w. Stone,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General, DR.. Writ,
Medical Director, Lieutenant Sherwood, ABIDE
Camp TO the General, and one or two citizens A.
the vehicles containing the General and his staff
we're passing through town, guns were fred by
our citizens In honor Of his arrival, and when the
party nearcd Fort whipplc full salute was
fired from the guns Of that post We called on
General stoneInan day or two ago. aud came
away well satisfied With him, and fully convinced
that he Is the right man In the right place He
will do everything in bis power to bring about
peace and advance the interests Of the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-09

RrnrwrrloS uF CouNrv wknnaSrs-Co County
Treasurer Cory sd,eftiscs that be i prepared %
redeem certain CouRty Warran,s See notico m.
der bead of new Advertisements.
PosrroxENENF OF stuE--The property be
longing 10 ne estate % Francois PouEci- deceased
will cot be sold unsii "wednesday, Apgast 20, nszi
See notice.
AHRIvAls rHoS THE ssvru The following
named gentlemen arrived here saturday iast, from
southern Arizona IEis EKocnency, A. 2. K
Stafford. Governor of the Territory, General n.
Cogsvefi, Z. ;. A. late Commander Of the sab
district Of sossss.sss Arizona, aaa nov Inspector
General OF the Department Of Arrows, M. was.
son. an old ncwspapcf man. and John Alehison,
practical miner and mill Han. All ihosa gentle
men, with The sxocption Of General CogsWeIl,
have visited sho famous Barre mines. Mr.. was-
/ soa gives his opinion OF them In q recent letter
/ 10 the san Francisco Buiirfa, which letter We
COPY entire in ,oday's issue, considering Il the
bes, and most reasonable acc0uB; 81 the BurFo
mines md country that We have yet seen. The
Governor, aessTs. Mason, Aichlson, and several
citizens Of Prescott Aro nov on a visit 70 Walkers
Quartz Mining District We believe Il y their
intention TO visit mos, Of the mining Districts
heroabouts, and should they DO so, We know that
they will he kindly rocslyed by our miners. Tbs
party brought a batch Of news which we print
elsewhere
Jas. MoSmoN, engineer at the Big Bug mill
has beea 's,i. . ~. IL .ssSp=aa.ss.lDs
good time with his brother ancicnts. He staTtet
back. for the mill, Wednesday morning last
BIZ the pound, Is the way our auctianecrs dis
pose OF ox.yokos saturday last swearingen &
Dorgan disposed Of a great pile of yokes In TIL
way.
REcovERISa.--Il affords us pleasure 70 be sbl
10 state shat DIR. W. W. Jones, who arrived her
recently from the Colorado river in poor health
is recovering his wonted yigor.
WE regret to have to state that three soldiers
belonging to Captain Hawleys command wer
, wounded in the recent Indian fight east OF tn
Verde. We had intended to furnish our reader
! with detailed account Of the Captains exped
ton. in this Issue, but the Fourth of July put
c veto ON our doing So 1t had to be celebrates
; you know.
MR. McFosrRR arrived here recently, from Ca
ifornia, with a cargo Of assorted goods I
Il will return soon, aud perhaps load with fruit f
: the Prescott market. lie started last trip vii
y some oranges, but they spoiled" on the wa
|. Sorry for that Wish the fruit raisers of sout
n ern California would pay little more attenti'
TO supplying This market
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Administrator Sale.

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~ lifise Csrt 10 And S. tis CniF ~ NaFsJa or
rlFy a AyaEuna dls made ssa sstsrd ths - day -
MAJ n it7n lr fs nsiflsr ~ lr triaf a FRANCOIS
fNfl GIT deceased - UElfff grfai 1lnr.s,filHT n
SD sats sis ell a. f=t lgiis. ta tif h goes iid1es
&C. easa ard ss,isr = clgkflafr i $50 fii'1ts laT
"a 10 ecf ~ q filas aaF In t1t "a tle Nlrf u ss
sss t-Fu e frssst "a she rht at- nfsfsst AID sstas
81 a8 rias1eif ~ ~ lise a t aa' ar e % .affra
~ ss faiate sa ~ s-srasaE a ias ar e,gv eo
hrsus ffssr hau si9lflfp - the a tr sas1 lles
fair 81 irr ~ af frsil la Ard a1s huuifoe ale
q ~ 49, f or f11 fsfr szffUlau ~ ihn Naf
tEfs aua ila etst ilinGs uaa itaiatasssii
f.ssssa keosH ftaes ursf ungfet ne nsh s,af
"a Nalu street fiie tavs ~ 1ftrnnsr AID r.afy a
Tarapal snHNfh NELLY Aanlintsifai.r
hF = " MAEss1fE AftaEaey. n.gs 81
Presses. May = Arl3
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-09


TAXING CESsys.--U, s. Marshal Pbelps and his
assistants have already commenced taking the
census In this Territory, aud having determined
upon doing the work in thorough manner, are
DESTROYS Of receiving assistance from the people
OF the Territory. As II is Of the utmost impor
lance to all that the arduoas work ne wen done.
we beg our people to aid the marshals ny giving
them all necessary information. Assistant Mar,
shal A. G. Dunn, Of this place, Is now nj work In
lh's county, and will ask no questions, OF pry
INTO any secrets, other than those set forth In the
rules and regulations. This being the case, We
make special call upon all the people Of Yavapai
70 AID him in his labors, which they can do by
giving him names OF people, etc, and seeing that
nc misses none.
NIB Bowels, and WIN, N. Bufium got back
mere nom California on the night Of Saturday last
and were welcomed bone by their many friends
Ine Territory has within It's berders no bettet
men than William and Nathan
NORWAY OATs,-A friend--a resident of New
iofk cHy--has placed us under obligations for I
suAh package of this oats, which Is said to be III,
nios' productive oat now known. We have dis
u,ouled II among owners of gardens, In town
"H' nave put II In and will report upon its yield
''e' The grains are black. long and plump.
FREIGHT train belonging to HunIug Bros, o
a,ouqnsrque, New Mexico, arrived hero Tuesda
.st nom Phoenix, IN THIS county, Win 50 900 Id
Of barley.
eaf7fprh 'la r.osg bsssss
TEE Government sAw.mIll will commence rum
lug again Monday or Tuesday next, with fore
y n'ne citizens and Ave soldiers. Philip Richard
pr WI have charge Of the mill, etc. Georg
brewer viii run the engine.
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-09
Letter from Wickenburg.
Mines, Business, Etc.



Business, OF late, has been very dull here. How
ever, Mr.. Rush, at vulture City, rushes "biz,"
assisted by Mr.. 10. Young, his right bower.
Messrs. Barnett II Block are soon to have
large stock of goods, which has been purchased
recently by Mr.. Block, In San francisco. They are
good boys, and are appreciated here. BY the way,
they are to stock and manage the stage line from
La Pz to Prescott, etc, aud after the 9th inst,
you may expect to have the mail matter promptly,
and all ora.
To-day we were blessed with a copious shower
Of rain, which lasted two hours, --refreshing the
atmosphere aud giving the ranchmen some hopes
OF a summer crop.
The vulture mine is looking better than il has
for the past two years. During that time they
have been sinking shafts aud running levels to
open the mine, and up to the present time arc al
work on one stopc only. There is at least four
years ore In sight The vein matter, at the bot.
tom Of the main shaft, Is seven and ono half feet
vide with about four feet OF highly concentrated
pay ore on the eastern side OF The vein They arc
about TO sink another hundred feet In the main
shan. This, With the levels that will be ran from
Il, will make the NultUrc the best Of the great
mines on the continent Ito capacity for pToduc-
ing rich ore seems unlimited The min l. run.
ming steadily. Last week they took out two Of
the old mortars and replaced them with new ones
and nov, IA am wiring, the whole forty stamps
running again and producing A. hne results
they have At any tine during the past two yeats.
have examined lot Of specimens from the
Burro mines and from careful tess made here,
there arc mons OF them that will compare i,ror-
ably with Tie ores Of the Waite PicAcho mine l.,
tlls district, although they resemble each other.
This day, examined piece Of ore taken FROM
a late discovery. three miles east q the Yuitgrc
mill the piece weighed six ounces, or thorc.
abouis, showlng some hue free gold. 10 was
crushed aud washed out. the resalt amer melting
/ aud refining up to nine hundred, ~n one dollar
ard seseniv cenis TAss sisiui ir,rn, belongs
20 Mcssrs Fitzgerald, Pearson a Co. a1d u ssid
to DC well dchued and traeeabls ior quae dis
lance This believe y All the mining ns~s
have from this section. Wal keep you posted ia
/ future. PRosrncToE.
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Prom Camp Date Greek.
Mines Rain Etc

The orc now being taken out Of the recently
discovered mines 10 Martinez district near TIC
military PCS, or caaap Date t'rck sts'passinsiy
rich ucw veins are icing discovered, and people
are arriyngithcre from every dlrogiioa. There 10
ao hnrubng about these mines. They are There,
snd no mistake. That they are nnmisisksbly, syo.
surprisingiy rich M gola ana silver, ls 80
admitted fact II any doubs our assertions, thy
have but 10 look Al the orcs 20 D. convinced.
General Cozsverl Colonel x. y O'Bclrnc. Lieu.
,ensn, Cluley. O. :. A., Governor saaort, snd
Mr.. wasson, correspondent Of ,he saa Fraaolsco
8s'lsfsa, have visited them, aud attest 10 the
truthfalnc.s Of our remarks NJ WATSON hrougih
up a lArsc piece Of BLUSH white quartz, ia which
our eyes betcid plecc u gold A. large a. a
th!mbls, besides several smaller piccos- We, our
self, have a considerable quantity Of Maynowcr
ore, which win 70 at least 5000 70 The tom
There Is plenty Of wood and water close to the
mines, and machinery WlIi sooB BE- erected, whcn
a new aud prosperous era wIii DC opened fot that
part Of our connty.
AZ yci, ihe Indians have not attempted 20 mo
lest the miners, bat. should they hereafter do 80,
they will surely get the worst Of y, As Colonel
o'Bcirnc, who commands Camp Date Greek b
tcrminod 90 protect citizens, and be viii very soon
/ DC ia condition 20 do 80 GenerAi Ssoncrnan hsN'
| ing recently promised 20 furnish him small
| force OF cavalry for that purpose.
| private letter. which reached here Tuesday
last states that fully inch OF water feii Al the
| poet, on Monday lat, and thai crops were very
i fine
As yet, 10 effort has been made TO get up an
excitement regarding these Date Greek rnlucs
nor will there be. The people Of this section o.
the Territory are avcrse TO that questionable mode
Of attracting the attention Of laborers aud capt
,AIis,s, bat 30 sure there Afa sand bars In fh'
Colorado river, rush OF people will soon come
aud, from our knowledge Of things, they Viii no
be disappointed, nor rush In vain. Therefore, VI
say, let them come those who cannot be sulie'
there. wiz have no trouble In dnding somethin.
to al the bill at some other point.
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-09
a;sm advertisements.
Redemption of County Warrants

TiINsrFIH- orIcE. CovSyT oF TAe&Fsi
CsratF warFuuts nuratsrs a. a. ~ a. g. &C. ~ g.
~ 81 81 a2 "a a. IS - 81. = - - "a ~ - a.
o. a. ~. o. ~ ~ III. ~ AID 1a MI p pad uIsR IFe-
sentative 81 NV nfcr futrres VII ffors dats
WILLIAM CORY, Treasurer.
prsscrci Arlzaua. gups y ls70 jy1a
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-09
Heavy Rain.

1t commenced raining about three O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, and at halfpast four, when our
paper went to press, every level spot Of ground
was submerged, and the rain was still pouring
down thick and fast. II was, Of course, accom-
panied by thunder and lightning.
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-09
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership

Natos hsrthy gives sf lie eoTartncrship heretofore
srisfng hrNnsF william Brechi sod Louis Nostman Is
tlis dag dlssiitr1 ~ muiual ecsscnt
wufss FrsAf = aions ausiorsea 70 s-tsie all the out
siansiias aoeosu,s ~ ne ccmTauy
WILLIAM BRFCHT,
LOUIS WORKMAN
rrcpoos. june Is. lssd jels-t,
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-09


Successful BIDDERs.-Proposals for supply
ing Government at Camp Tolgate, with $50 tons
OF hay, we're, on last Saturday. received aud eN-
49, Li.s.s.snt Z. b, Hubbard, A. C. s. at
hat post, when Il Was found that $. Z. Miller Of
this place, and Geo Thrasher, OF campiToihgate,
had put In the lowest biAs, In consequence OF
which, they were declared entitled to contracts
As follows. S. G. Miller 70 furnish 100 tons a,
at $500 per ton, and Geo. Thrasher, 80 tons, At
$3.50 per ton These prices being quite favor
able TO the Government, we risk nothing In as
ser,iug that the contracts will be approved by the
pepaftment Commander The contractors are
amply able to fulfill their agreements with our
venerable Uncle Samuel.
A TRAIN of i've wagons, belonging 10 WIN.
stansield of Los Angeles, California, arrived here
early the present week, from Camp Verde, aud
on wednesday last, started for California. With
II went sixteen or eighteen ex-soldiers, whose
terms of service expired short time ago. We
were sorry TO sec these men leave our Territory
believing that they could do better here than In
California and the East.
| THr Accidental lode, Walkers District, vii
some day enrich its owners. We have specimens
taken from Il at depth OF over loo feet below
the surface which are astoundingly rich In gold
The pay streak at that depth Is over three feet
width,
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-09

lust RRCEIVED.--A hne lgf ~ Virginia To-
hacoa q tle hosing hsnnds Belle * Virginia. Ante
i.s Narr Ia rsi Nsusueiia Geld Bars Atlantic Ca
- Trta ccs&e1 Flake ChiIs-che~ibg. OfiDoko.
ChaaaTaor- Ami,sf Fi4te sun rsari shsScr q Pearl
snlfAluE.
80 NOR. % Poe Tosaeco- a; cor pl.ce
islz O. W BARNARD a co
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Postponement of Sale.

Tss siovs ssis /. r-@spassd upsa weass-aay
August IA. tsso. Jos KELLY,
q A.
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PIONEER STABLE,
Granite Street. Prescott
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.

Pint class saadis and Buggy Teams
All STOCK tis Static viii Be TEb and cared for.
Plruiy - Stable room and large Coral
Coine ani
jui3 PC AYREs
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LooF.. ARIZONA LODGE, no. /.

.sae-~gs. Esssaz sesi.nss ~ as Lodge Wed
49, nesaag EvsaiHss, - MasHis Han Mem
wv lera - fss Or&sT. it srs-i stsndinE, ass
iuvsiaa q suepd 4 J COOK y O.
) 7. ALSAP RS
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-02

Dump Cars FOR THE Y. Il T. R. R.
Says the Enterprise Of yesterdays:
At Haskius' blacksmith shop, corner
of d and Smith streets, are to be seen a
lot of new ore cars intended to be used
At the end Of the side track at Silver
City, for conveying ore down to the mills
one large car rugged with powerful
brake viii run upon an incline from the
railroad to near the foot of Grizzly Hill,
where it will discharge its load, filing
two ofthe smaller cars which run to the
mllls-for this reason it is made in two
separate compartments. After its load
has been discharged it is carried up to
the railroad again, by truck loaded
with weight just sufficient to carry it
back. The brake is worked in going
up and down by a man who travels with
the car for the purpose, and to attend
TO loading and unloading it. Four of
the smaller cars are now standing at
the shop, completed and ready for use
4 good deal of iron has been used in
their construction, all being most thor
oughly bolted and braced 10 every part
The brake on the big loading Car is of
novel and ingenious pattern, and is
workee by a crank in the hands of the
conductor Of the craft.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-02
A STRANGER TAKES TWENTY-FIVE CENT

A STRANGER lakes TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
WORTH OF BILLIARDs.-Yesterdav a strang-
er strolled into Washington Hall, "histed
in" four fluid ounces of benzine, and invited
the mixologist to play game of billiards
with him. As the barkeeper hadn't time, the
anxious stranger invited everybody that came
in, but all declined. Then he wanted to know
il anybody knew how to play in this town.
Just then McCracken came in, and the bill
HARDEST tackled him. Mac said he would
play game, and the strangers countenance
frightened. He pulled off his coat, selected
cue, critically squinted down it to see if it
was straight, balanced it. carefully chalked
it, and got ready. "Well, said Mac, "whose
first shoot ;" "Oh," said the stranger, 'you
take the first" Mac shot and counted. He
kept on shooting and counting, until the
stranger got interested. He followed him
around the table and watched each shot, and
still McCracken counted, making all sorts of
fancy shots. Then bored look spread over
the strangers countenance. He went to the
bar and "histed in" more benzine. Then he
sat down and read the newspaper. Then he
fdgeted around. And all the time McCrack-
en- kept on counting until finally he ran the
game out, put on his coat, and nonchalantly
walked out without saying a word. The dis
comfited stranger stared vacantly after Nc
Cracken for a few moments, and then, with
another "hist" at the benzine bottle. paid
his bill and walked out with the remark that
he believed he would 60 over to Terre Haute
and play billiards. Indianapolis Journal,
Feb. II.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-02

RECORD OF The DEMoCRATIC PARTY -
We are under obligations to Senator
Stewart for a copy of Mr.. A. A Sar-
gents crushing speech, delivered on the
9Th uli., reviewing the record of the
Democratic party since the beginning of
the rebellion. ! is an indictment which
the Copperbeads can never be acquitted
Of; and as such we shall keep it for
reference. 1t is too long for republica
tion in the APPEAL.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-02

In buying Sewing Machine get the best,
the best is the cheapest, the best is readily
found, the best is the Grover & Baker. c.
II. Mash, Agent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-02

THE BOARD OF STATE CAPITOL Con-
HIssIoNERs, who have been considering the
various plans for Capitol during the past
two days, adjourned yesterday, in compliance
with the law under which they are acting
until Friday the ll,h inst, when they expect
to take final action with regard to the accept
ance of plan. At that meeting they will
probably make arrangements for receiving
bids for creating Capitol in conformity with
such plans as they may adopt.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-02

THE ADELPHI CLUES PARTY, last even
ing, was well attended, considering the
weather; and everything passed off pleas
antiy, as usual.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-02

LENrEN SERVICES in the Episcopal Church
this evening, commencing at y o'clock. All
are invited to attend
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-02

A BATCH OF FIVE DOLLAR PIECES was
struck off yesterday at the Carson Mint
They are as handsome and perfect specimens
Of the coiner's art as ever came from any
mint, in or out Of the United States.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-02

DEsTIsTRY.-Doc. Sharp, who has lately
been suffering from the ills of approaching
old age, has secured the services, as an as
sistant, of DR.. Billings, dentist of much
skill and reputation, who will attend to
Sharp's customers and the public generally
at the Office in the Ormsby House Block. See
new advertisement in this mornings AP-
PRAL.