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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
sHERIFF's SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL | Dstf,.s. s3ssass af Naragasi Tsrrsry af Arisrna g O. BkA4DoK tf ag Pi4u,iE JoSEFa EaiE De
 fen4anf.
 Nasier h irrsly Tvsn tsa in psrssrsaee of erecu- ssaed i uss Iis;res Car, of ihe Tstd JuaieiA ui.irrt asi Cd Yarag c0cu'y AfizDaa TsTritsy, by - Cs4s tefss4 te dirgcted r%Qariur ,n na@ks af Thrne Hnnafrd asd sixfyE gtt and 0J-lo0 Eltart i n FrsssGl pal and sutescs s sAfsfy certain ssslras fruasrea Dsfrsrs Coa sss-e=ssA the llth dsy ~ goy a. D. lrfr sguinsf sud Joseph Eble CT said asd 10 f~vcS sf J C. Bngdoa And C. C. ClaFk
 Nos fhs-rfars | Jahn l.. Tayiar sheriff of YsvA5ai county afrat py yiFfsr of tie anbqrity in vested have lesied uFau aud Nf sses tx sals sf pabic f1a 1ud will ss ia ths hgbsfs i4def in front of Csri Hoaee the toun of ffeseat eganfy cf HavaPai sni Teritery Afzyaa Saturday. Angust 2, A ID. ls71 s' 70 ocsek A. V a sad dsy, 'Ae faliswing pro orrr to-wif AT tc st tiiie and insers~ f the s4iA Jaegh lhe and Co o-s Hundred and Sixty ie0i acres si hnd stafa la skvii Nsfey Harafz crafy. Ari1ouA Sod lyBr sshth af Prank suhs ranch. wfh al the ifrf, cfsHfs same sz1 Ai.slag tlapto and all gr.uiHE cru9a cd sald rsnth body of i4Bd-
 Wlsfss nig !l4na tlis ssfh day ~ JEiy. ls10
 JOHN l.. TAYLOR
 y3o1i shcria favsTai County.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
sHERIEF's SALE.

Tx THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL l uis'rsrt Ceuqg of NsTa5ai. Ierriisfy Of Arizona BExl BL3cS Adam uisiftss I bafs of he 0f .1sshn Si7rruols dcrcnsad I'AsutiH gosErn EuLE
 aad .. M ALKxAAfsEaL Deteaskais
 Naiior s hssrshy esea rss in p1zzfznce of asrsi Disfrs,t C.urt ef the Third Judieial D.strist fr YaVs5 coty, Arizona Tersiiosy. by fhs Cls4k tlsfoaf directed me crrcsing to naks e af SN Hussrei Thirty Seven and eloo Dollars S37 2 tosfhef aih osts and acefuing ocs to satisfy certain rlceut cnterei in fse Disfric Crrt aforesaid ca ils sa day N0ventEF k. n i1s ia tzTcg ef sse uhVe p.iHiif aad against te dez2ns for sad sum, yriussysai Agli iufeTcsf
 4 Nov tssrssec | JoAn l.. Taylss, sheria ef YAvaIal enfy hF vise f tis auiofiy n vested have ietisd uT eHa an s1cr fr sale ei Inblic asron aad w sell heet h,tfsr n fftai uf the Csri House in the of Prescott ceuHy af Ylyzpai and Tsrri'ose ef An 4oua Saturday. Augusi z. A D. ls10 ai 10 o'clock A N ei sad day tte following de-rtd rfofcrfy to-Sit; Al rgh ufe and inferesf of te sad Joseph Ehie in aud Gee Hundred and Sixty itl aens sf 4pa situate ta shul Naiies. NaxAz elly ATzoIa, aud lying neKt south Fraak SmiE ranch uih an the Improvements AuA terrtu conrccfet and n growing cr0fs said Gee Hunaret and SKty of land
 kyiiueas my hand this 5jia 3sy f July, A. D. Is1o
 JQHk l.. TAYLOR
 iyslA sb~rin fsvaf4 Co4nty.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Weather and Crops.

It ralned every day the past week,-and such ralnsl No country, except Arizona, ever gets such thundering summer showers. We thank God for them. They all creeks, gulches and ra- vines cause grass, corn, everything 10 grow rap idly-sDd All the souls of our people with joy. The rains of the past week were accompanied with heavy peals Of thunder and sharp nashc. Of hash of lightning struck the corner of stable, near the MISER ofiee, "shlycred It's timbers," and passed into the ground. IL was the heaviest, sharpcst explosion heard here for some lime past. It frightened several people but hurt nobody. The ground for miles around, Is now thoroughly soaked, corn Is growing at the rat. of about i've inches day, and everything is lovely"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Personal, Etc,

MT. and Mrs. q. w. Banghart arrived in town "ednesday last, from their ranch in Chino Valley. and started back again Thursday. Mr. Banghart gave good accounts of the crops in his vicinity. Jas. F. Bull, Recorder Of Mohayc county. and Lleutenant R. Tuly, A. A. c. NJ, at Camp Mo. nave took leave oi their Prcscott friends, on the morning Of the 23d, and started for tIeir bo,nes Bolb are No 1, men.
 Tho Following gentlemen Of the Army, dropped into our office this week. on business: Col w. m ,i bfown' commander ai Camp Verde, Dr. II. K. VT "TT, Medlcal Director Department Of Arizona, Nm liawiey Lieutenauts L. L. Mullford nnd ] C Graham Colonel Brown anI Captain Uqwlcv have gone home to tho Verde
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Walnut Grove.

tis mol oftcn nowadays, that we hear from the above cd place, although li is noi over go miles from Prescott, and on Wednesday last, we were delighted al meeting with Allen Cullumber and Geo. Jackson. two old citizens of the Grove, who had just arrived 10 Prescott While the news brought by them is not startling, is will ncrerthe less bear telling. Sad Co relate, the people have had no mail facilities for a long time pact, DOT have they yet, and unless they are provided with such facilities, they will have to quit subscribing for papers which they do not see once In every mouth They are reading people, and, of course, sutier greatly on this account Ibey should have mail facilities, aud VIC entreat the Postal Agent, and other officials Co get t for them The failure of the wheat and barley crops fell heavily upon them, but they now feel exalted in spirit, owing Co the promising appearance of the corn. ---indi- dians were plenty In the vicinity. They, last week, chased Mir LambersOn's cait'e up to hls cor ral. Mir. Cuumbcr thinks that small force Of cavalry could win honors in his section.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Ghe 9Niaer.
Local intelligence.
PgEscoTT, July 50, 1870. Tn Friends and the Public.

,t. ro,y nearly three years since bought and ,.,, charge of the MINER, and, although through
 u ,ho, lime. it has been, with me, one continual .,,nco,e for iife-for the existence Of the paper Ih,vc never begged for patronage -YOt sff'|~-""ii .o, for anything eIsc, but the lime has arrived
 ,hen stern necessity forces me 10 solicit publicly, ,,c a.slstancc Of friends and the public, to help or,,,lc me 10 meet debts incurred In publishing ,be uaper. building office, etc, and which over ,,,g threaten aud weary me This assistance ,,n bc rendered in two ways: First, By those indebted 10 me (and there are many such), com ;no forward and paying their accounts, like hon ,'r,hlr men. Secondly, By procuring more sub ~'rihcr. and advertisements for thc paper Mes; ,c,dors of the NIsEH, at home and abroad, vill, feel certain, acknowledge that have, at least ,,orked faithfully to promote the interest oi tbe ,rrri,ory and home readers kaOH that ] might have mt considerable money iu my purse by .imply agrecing 10 the offer that was once made ,o me to sell ont this section, and remove myself ,,r..s and material to Tucson. But, claim no rrredu for this it having been my plain duty to slick 10 Northern Arizona. at time when ofnln. ous clouds brOOded over it and its people, aud when the mouth. pieces or the highest eiNh innc- sonary Of the Territory spread abroad tIe iaise declaratIop that Northern Arizona was depopu- lated worthless wilderness. How closely have stuck 10 IL: how ardaously have laborcd Co counterars the efforts of its sanderous enemies Is known co the readers of the MfSEn, and to them I appeai for help in this my hour Of need. Hut, ft inust be understood that ask for nothing save inc money that !. due me, and the nsslstauce Of friends of lhc paper in procuring advcriiscments and subscriptions ]. II. MAKioS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Gunsmith Shop.

In ennmcrating the business places ln town, Last week, our portly friend, Judge Vim. J. Berry, 'ogol to mention the fact that Prescott Is provi- nsu Nln gunsmith shop, which he, himself, owns, and without which. citizens oouId not well So. 1ohg' In country like this, where every Ph Pe,soh IS, rom force of eifcumslances, com ps'ed 'o 20 armed, an institution of this kind Is 1,n , inc.lenlable benefit aud we are pleased to .,,ia- tnat u ls we'll patronIzed by citizens all over the Territory, for lt Is the only shop of the Sana "s VI the Territory at which good work can be
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

THEEE is not la this broad Territory white man tha, cannot afford Co subscribe for iiic MfSER and as it is the only Hetrspogsy pubiished ib the Territory wc contend thai t is inc duty of every citizen Co take and ,.y for G. Ii has claims upon the people 0f every section Of ihr Territory for i Has published ihe news of zil sections. This beiag tbe ease, ~e hope friends and patrons crcrg where throughout the Territory Hill devote a lfiic of their lime 10 getting tleis ncigbbors who do nOi take the paper, to subscribe, immc- distely, Snd thereby enable us Go keep up our hcs." Go Co work. friends and patrons: help us aud VIC wiii help you.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
icoNuuNicArrDl ]

USFoRruSArE.- Private Daniel C4rnley, Of Company C., l2th Infantry, was discharged al Camp Toll-gate on inc 22d inst, upon the Sur geon's certificate of his disability. Ills dischaTge paper show his character to have been good but he is subject Co fts supposed 10 have been caused by wounds received during tue rebellion. A few days ago, he arrived in Prescott and on his way was completely drenched with rain, and be tLinks his wetting brought on the three severe attncks of fits which he has since had as all previous attacks had been at intervals of many months. They en- tirely deprive him Of reason and t Is with the ut- most difficulty he can De prevented from injurlng hmself or those about hiIn. Wednesday, he ox- pericneed a terrible attack on Thursday be was quite sensible Says he wants to get to San Jose California, near where he has a wife and an uncle Jacob Rhodes Ills money is limited, and our citizens would act hnmanely, and we think econ omically, by interesting themselves In bis behalf 10 the extent Of helping him to passage to Cali fornia. He is crippled and 60 enfcebled that he prefers passage in some freight wagon, to any other method. Public prudence dictates come aid to this unfortunate man.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
The Sterling Again

Captain Garrctsee got back here from San Fran cisco last week, and started out to the Sterling mill and nine, the next day Not having seer the captain, VIC are unable 10 say, positively. what he Intends to do. We, however learn, that he is going 10 run the mill, provided the supply Of water keeps up. Mir. Wertheimer, who visited the mine Tuesday last, has informed us that Mir. Garretsee had found some very rich honey y-comb rock, in new place in the Sterling. We earnest ly hope that work at the Sterling will soon again would confer great benefit upon this entire sec ton of country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Prescott Sabbath School.

This ls one of the ineritorious institutions Of which our town ean boast, and, although circum. stances compelled us, short lime ago, to assail one Of its founders and teachers, thai does not now prevent us from asserting that he has iaborcd well aud hifhfnily to instruct the children of ffeseou and T!ciniiy In ihe way they should 20 The school was cstablisbed nearly hYe years ago, oy Jndge Vim. r. Turner and wife, who stsl teach it lt meets ID the Court room, every Sab bAth, at o'clock Px
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Livery Stable.

l. rcjoiccs us tO know that Inc proprieiors of our two livery stables arc, and have been for some time past, doing fair business. Frank Ayrcs, of the Pioneer, ou'GrnnIte street, appears as happy and content as a wcll-fcd, casy-wOrkcd Federal official. Brooke X Linn, ot the "Piaza,N don't appear Co care Nhtber thc census is taken, at all at all" they SO taken up with business, 60 attentive Co the "animlles" !" and withai. SO happy Never before have our two livery stables been con- duetcd well as at present, and travellers should knDs it
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

y.RvET sTErHENs, Of ihls place, started ioE Phanix, sali river, fuw days ago, with several wagon loads of lumber which be Intends trading to the salt Riycriles for produce that vii sell well in the Prescott market Nov, our mountain people have weakness for sweet potatoes, and our Sali river gsiends have plonty of thcJn on hand we hope Mr. stephens Nili icsch up a load or two.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Fruit Trees and Fruit.

The young fruit trees tn town and on the ranch es adjacent, are growing finely and should Prov idcnce permit us to soiourn ia ths Hesh another year, the chances are that opportunity Will hc af fordrd us for feastiBg upon " native " apples. T~o years ago, we had peaches from Mr. Iambcrson's orchard, at Walnut Grove. aBd. thts year. wc hoet to have some more. The wild fruits of the Ter Htofy--which consist Of cherries, gooscberrsics. currauts, grapes, dates tunies, etc afc fipcning fast, and will soon Dc ht for use.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

TANNs CrSsus.-- Assistant Marsbal A c Dunn is ai present, tasiy engagrd taking ths census of ahis e9aats ana a ls ths dsiy of ereTy Fsofsoa Co Assist hisu in the Nork. by fzrnlshlag nsfnes of rcsidcuis cic As wf tate. iseforc. s2id h is higaiy Important thsf the nzn1e of every resident of thr county bc enrolled on his fsts and zs sin- Ccrcif bogf thas no onr wHl dodge hlm. The above applies wlih equai force io fbe other couB. tes oi thc Tcuitory, bus iaorr especially Co Yutna aud Mohavc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

Gov. SArFonp md Mr. wasson have been on a visit 10 Fort Rawiias, dn Williamson Yaicy) and Camp Toll gate. They len Colonel Cogswell out. there inspecting troops, posts, etc. They wien us 10 return thEnks to tbe officers of the posts and Inc citizens Of the valleys, for kind trcatment ex- tended to them They were well pleased with the looks of the country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

TnE MUSHROOM CRor is good this year. and the mushroom gathcrers are quite numerous. They walk around the circle every morning and afternoon, and pick up sackfuls of the delicious fruit They mushrooms arc seryed up daily at our hotels and restaurants
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

RIcHARD w. Dorr started for his home In Toledo, Ohio, on Inc morning of the 2Sd inst. Richard worked on the fartn Of Bowers X Brother long enough to make little less than three thou sand dollars. He is good man. We wish him a safe journey, and hope 10 hiIn soon again in Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
From wielsensurs

FollowinE is ihe gist of letter received ly mai, yesterday fvrunooH, from oar iSiend. Ben hicck
 bATley coming 10 from saii Fitcr and tis Glia every week. NUliarc miIl felue well. l4ssf weeks milling of gold was britcs tiau srcf ljsiors saN A fhiEk Q siii go close ip tl1 per ounce. hasc cstca ~airf tacieus already, siacg ray Fciarn Fou Prescott No sickness yci
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

GIANTS mali and passenger coaches carried fourtncn passengers over ihe Hue on ihe las trip Nr Tomptlns, E.ie sonilcmsnly driver ca tlils end of ths line bf0agla uP foar paascugcrs Tbe rcmaindcf stopped at Ehrllberg, La Faz and Niekcuhurg Sir Toupkius says tlsat arranrv- ~nenis had been made Wiih a Mr t;lbaon Go earn ihs uaail from Wlckeuburs lo Plu.nlx. and other g.oinas souih Coed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

ANoTBEK Coon iNFNoFENENT.-- Oar loving frund. v q BzuB.ng, is hariaz a fosF thousand dollar Fcsldgncr erected on his ranca, a sLou dialanef souih of towa. As thas AOusc pill bc ioo fnc for a hsraeiof's ball ur lear brother baualuE has foolish notions rrgsrdigg some te ~iteaing far rser"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

lT is some lime sRce tbe citizens of Prescott haye had ihe pleasure of hearing our % place Bfass Band making music iight ana gsyn and they (the people, think thai Aiilr iluE c1cfrlse vosd be bensfcia 10 ths band nen Sefeazlc s0fnsbciy, gentlemen, give concert or some thing Whats thc usc of keeping co much good maslc essnfaed in your itsfaorsal sealss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
A Church.

Wrllto-do, pioas citizens of Prescott and vi- tinty are again talking Of buiidsug church. The MNrR-oyer of religious turn-is prepard to subscribe eight or ten thousand feet of mining ground to aid iu the erection of church, and, as said feet are of solid rock, this is good sonnta tou to start the edlGec Vpon. Hope yonr talk will amount to something, gentlemen. We need religion in these eternal hlils
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Money Order Business.

At our request, D. D. CrIss, Money order Clerk, at the Prescott Posiofice, has kindly furnished us with the following statement, which is good for hgh," and shows that Mere tods recently q httle money in this little village:
 Number Of Money Orders issued from May 10th to July 22d, 1870, l7I. Amount Of money received Tor the above nnmbcr of Money Orders, sG, ,s3315. lssued Money Orders Jniy 22 to the amount Of Sl ,S6i.s0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Well, Again

It affords us considerable satisfaction to be able to state that Dr. W. W. Jones, an energetic, gen uemanly Ari1onian, of many years standing has recovered from his late attack Of sicksexs and is again able 70 attend to business, He started down grade Tuesday last, 10 meet his train which Is on tse way here with frelght from the Colorado
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Improvements

Are still being made in town and country. Dur. ing the past fcs weeks, several buildings have been completed in and around Prescott, and more are going up. So soon as the z00,O0 baiek now being burned In Martins kiln arc cooked" york upon two and perhaps more new buildings VII be commenced. The recent heavy rains and Che generally good appearance of the growing crops have inspired our people with new and irn mcnsc energy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

RAIsr sTocR, fafmess of Anloua n g0u Eish 10 smaas wealth rapidly. and fced the Indians dcccntly. We arc acquainted ulth @ fzrEacr. vho resides short distance from Prcscsif and Hho. iu unc month. recently. clcaFpd hiiaen hBubrca deiiars by ceiling milk and tstfcT. of courfE. hs stock is increasing aN ths tirne and shouid Jphu. ny Apache leave him aionE, tea yczFa more Wlli eco hisa worth s,oUo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

THASKs.-The MINER otsce fosis grateful Co James Gran, for denllohn of CanforE~ ~hlts wine. from barrel which thas gcnile4aaA kaA rc. ceBiiy received, for his saa use. Oar youngest iypo.whp iS. 0f coarse, tue ltap ef tsls institston ~-smacked lhs case walls ef kb rcser. soir. afteE lmliilng dippcr fan of ii; cad coEs. meneed scstlng type Eater than GrsDt's Lgss stAEc team can run.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
FOR SALE CHEAP.

farm of i60 acres good arahle land situate n chino NIisy ahSVt a nes norsh of Pesoott teher with tbs Improvements legca egnstsiing nf large. inc adobe iane at Hi tiH.s be igfgss. and the min by isrs Nhch b csTe all fiae place in dtehes Upon fic place several fhnusand young and thry tress Toe sAuEe fa sck eannpt be exceied Persons thinking of purchasing gaiu fan information by ealing soTs .f Campbell Bafan, Prescott, A T ths psemises iyDn,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Prescott School.

Monday lhst, s. c. Rogers commenced new term of his school goodly number of schol- ars were we learn, in attendance We bop. that lhe next Legislature will make some provision for tee support Of pubiic schools The present elongated Jaw appears to be regarded as dead iel'cr. lt is SO long-winded, nobody, except its hhlhor and few others who were compelled to nave ever read h Let us have a short, eomprc- henslve Act
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

MEssRs. ATcarsoS, Barnard and others, retsned from the mountains Thursday afternoon. They visited several mining districts, and, of eourse, looked at great many loacs. Mf. BaTnsrd in. forms ns tbat Charley Taylor, McCrackin and oth- CT miners were st work on the rich lode recently discovered la the Bradshaw Disialct. They had one araslFa completed, and weoe taking oul very rich rock. Mir Davis was running m araslra, at tue head of tho Hassayalnpa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

JoHS LAuomIS, the largest manufacturcr of boots and shoes in the Territory. dent employ sry ChinzIoen, and tho See lap Company, of San Ffanctsco might just well cease seuaing hisn letters, offering ore hundred of ihcir ever. lasting slaves for sascs that would not purchase beef bones for Prescott dog. John is wcn sai. ished with hls prcscni force of whitc workHocn, and Sill loose bis temper n another attempt iz made to rofs Liu
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Fight With Indians.

Monday last as ]. C. Thomas, LullHt and Mr. Dawsou, wefc travriing from ihcN auch. on thc Lower Agua Trio, to thcir home in woolsey yal. Icy. with wagon and team, tbcy encountered some forty head Of savagcs, Nbo tried their t-ssi Co take them in, bat dld pod succeed in doing co. Particulars next wcek
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

SOME GoLD DUsT.--Ii Is worthy of record that, one day recently, near thc head of the Isssayafn- pa, one man took out in two days, two and a-half ounces ol coarse gold, aud tNO men, in one day, an ounce and a-half One of our printers saw the dust weighed al saloon iu town, Wednesday last
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

WuD game. such as bear, deer, antelope and tafkeys, arc plenty aropnd aii iic settlements in ihls sicinity. Msn Me6l8ud and auOthcr mau r3aHZi ZiseTca Q Ezsua bod of decg and sutclog.t. sA!ch u4ey hropshg 70 toWn and disrosod of tAi. WClk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Fine Place for a Bugologist.

orndo river, rcocntiy, haniing bags and "vas. mnts, He have Oftcn thought what fplrndid a field the saBctgm of fhs ArsHH office wouid bc for him. any night uFnn uhich h is hi ap. BuZs, iunnmrrablc, of yarious sizsa and roiors. "cayort through t and bump ilrif head. ar hIsi onr coal-oii lamp. Wlsh tbe Dr. tad llcm ali.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

CnAELu BrAcu, an energetic Yavapai, has reiaruea to wiekesburg, from ihe lower portion of tae Trrri;ory. and gone % frsigtting again. Runner baf taat Charley plu soon uuttc his dsstiulos ~ifh bcsuiifal and accomplished lady oi NickenbaTg. Hope sO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Prepare to "Pungle. ''

The "taKoe men as John Cbinaman would say, win soon start out on scoileeting tour We, ihis week. printed and bound several hundred pretty taS-receipts, and thai L. "sign." The Day. ing Of Territorial snd County ta-cs would come easy upon our e!tiKcns. were the heavy taxes lev. led upon them by lndians abOlishcd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

BREvEr-BHrGsDrEH GENERAL G B. DANDY U s Army passed through town Thursday aitcr- noon, on bis way to Fort Whipple. lie came Hom Fort Yuma, Cai where be has been stationed as QnaTtermsster. lt is the general suppOsltlon. among our citizens, tbat Gen Dandy will be Chief Quartcrmaster of the Department
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

LIEUTENANT CuRrIs, ssh Cavalry, and some enlisted men, arrived here recently from Fort Ningatc, New Mexico, and wili retnru io that post, soon An officer of the Third. whose name wc have not learned came win tbe party.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

Cook & B0wERs, or the Adobe Store, have en- dcarod themselves 10 us by making us a present of pretty pair of sleeve buttons, worth about s9j They nave on hand and iOf safe, fine zssoTi- mcnt of watches and jcweiry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

srRawHEHluE..A friend vbo came down from Inc head of the Hafssyasnpa, Tnssday iast brougia us a fuc loi of wild ssfa~ ferrfes. whles he picked ifom the vines around Tayior & Davis camp bsthankcd him. and atc iaefn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

DH. ]. x. McCaNpLEss started for Pinon rauch Monday afternoon, to attend a siek child oi Mr and Mrs. Branaman's. He resarncd Co town neat sn0rnlug aficr having relieved thr little suGeref Ga4sia WI bite. who accompanied tl8e doctor. says dosn in ihe Vaiirys
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

PrEsoSs who profess Co know sl asoas sais- ing corn, say oar farmcrs do Bot caliirate tbeir fcids of coru haif enough. aud wc gre inclined Co thai opinion, judging ir0sa sho say tbey allow weeds Co rear thtir beads
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

DANCE HousE.-one Of thesc dclasing insiitu- tons isno~ and has been for some time past, in full blast in Prescott lt is stocked with vari- coiOred females from Tucson and Pitiquito.