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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-02

New BooKs.-We have received the fol-
lowing from FELTON, d Co. Brattleboro.
Published by Roberts LAB Washington
street Boston," Companions Of my Soli-
tude" by Arthur Helps. Thisauthor hasa
quaintness peculiar to himself and these
companions are reveries upon all
manner of subjects, which to appreciate
one must read for himself. Price so.
Also "John Whopper the News-boy "
which title is highly suggestive Of the
contents of the book. The boys will de-
your this book with an interest equal to
Robinson Crusoe. Price 75 cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-02

CHEsTER-Maxfeld has started out
early for the holidays and all other days.
See his announcement. He has the larg-
est and best stock of goodsin his line,
ever offered in that place and vicinity.
J. Z. Bodies and j. Rice, are both
confined to their rooms by their recent
injuries, but the full recovery of both
is expected.
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TEMPERANcE.-We are requested to
say that Col. N. G. Axtelle, will lecture
on Temperance at the time and place
named below:
Grafton, Monday evening Dec. 5.
Townshend, Tuesday evening, Dec. 6
Jamaica, Wednesday evening, Dec. Z
Newfane, Thursday evening, Dec. s
Putney, Friday evening, Dec. 9.
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Farm for Sale

M Farm Is located near the center Of the town
Parish to the other Il contains 800 acres. GO Of Vhch
are wsll covered with wood and timber Il has =
All kind e Fruit. There 800 apple trcss rrsited
me c9peess ys!ieties and just Genius into fun
brick House with An L. commodious Barns and Al
neces:sy act buldinss- Both house and barn bsine
fuPpiieo Nth unfailine runnir Z water
4 also odW for z5s ny entire stocS a. <,tt,. =.
sheep. hay and grain. %
wsstwsstninsess. Ass. II. $50. 0o'"x
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a dministrator,s sale.

OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
WILL be sold at Public Auction. at the residence
w of the late J,AZANIAH HUNT, late of West
minister. deceased. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 5th. 1870.
Commencing at Nine clock. A. NJ. Stock. Grain,
Hay and Straw. IS Tons good Upland Hay. lot of
Straw and Corn Fodder. 70 Bushels Corn. about so
bushels Oats. several bushels Wheat and Rye. 80
bushels Potatoes. four-year old Mare good breed
ing Mare. Cows, j pair two year old Steers and
several other Young Cattle of various ages. so good
Sheep. ! fat Hog. and very nice thrifty Shotes.
FARMING TOOLS, &C.. extra two horse Wagon
Moving Machine. 2 Traverse sleds. Buggy Wag-
on. Sleighs. Plated Harness, 2 good Team Har-
nesses. Cart Chains, Pows, Harrows. Rakes. Shov-
els, Manure Forks. and such other tools are gen.
orally used on farm One full set of Sugar Appa-
ratus. together with about $50 pounds Maple Sugar.
Swarms Bees. barrels Winter Apples. barrels
Cider and keg Vinegar. A very large amount of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. including Beds. Bed
ding. Tables Chairs Crockery. Glass and Iron Ware
Stoves. Clocks and other articles numerous that
the half has not been mentioned.
NATHAN G. PIERCE, Administrator
Westminster. Nov. %, 1870.
GEO. RUST. Auctioneer.
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GRAFToN.-The students and friends
of the Grafton High School, will give
exhibition on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of next week, for the ben eft
of their principal. Their programme is
a good one, and they will no doubt give
a good entertainment. We bespeak for
them full house.
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CATTLE MARKET.
TUESUA1 NOV. 50, I6IU.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs. Veal.

AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs. Veal.
This week. 2 2ts2223 9292 go $500
One year ago. 1866 1856 $50 1000
Prices of Market Beef.-Extra, $1,000 a $3.50
first quality sl1,50 "a 200; I'd quality, 40 " S1 90
third quality. $500 a $50.
Prices of Store Cattle,-Working Oxen. pair $50
q 200.
Yearlings SO a s21 two years old SO q sS6
three years old, 8 40a $50.
Mileh Cows and Calves-sS0, $50. SIS and SIS.
Sheep and Iambs.-Per head. in lots. LIS % $3.50
extra "a, so "a IS 90.
Hides.-71Sc Q n.
. Pelts SIC a 81 each Calf Skins 16 a 17cF ID.
RE MARKS.-There is a full supply in all depart
ments. Beef runs from a l2l2 and 131&c. Good
sheep sold for &C. while poor sold atS1.5o "a 81
Poultry plenty. Good turkeys l6 "a zoe and chick
ems little lower, live weight
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WESTMINSTER w. F. Club" will
meet at school room, District No. 8 Sem
mary Building, on Friday evening next
at 81 o'clock p NJ. to reorganize by the
election of officers and TO consider the
propriety of continuing a series of dis
cussions during the winter, and if so up
on the plan of meeting in one place, or
from house to house, &c. Not only the
old pioneer-farmers and mechanics but
middle aged, and young men, come out
to this meeting, if you wish to have
this q Old Club" survive, and help by
your presence and experience expressed,
if not, your absence will sisnalize your
disapproval of its continuance.
SECRETARY.
Westminster Nov. % 1870.
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STABBINs AFFRAY.-During a quar-
rel in Growers saloon at White River
junction, on Friday, Edward Blaisdell
as stabbed three times by man nam
ed Timothy Mack.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-02

WHEREAS. my wife NANCY c. PUTNAM, has
w left my bed and board. without just cause or
provocation. and has also taken with her INV two
minor children. SAkDINE b. PUTNAM and HEN
RY L. PUTNAM: Therefore this is to give notice
ey C. Putnam. any debts contracted By said Sar-
dine b. and Henry l.. Putnam after this date that I
shall claim the wages Of said Sardine b. and Henry
l. Putnam. and that Am ready and willing to clofhe
and board said Sardine b. and Henry L. Pufnsm
BENZ. p. PUTNAM.
Sprinsfeld. W.T. Nov. q. 1870. u.s.
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For Sale.

THE MACHINE SHOP aud FOUNDRY Bu.;n...
at Bellows Falls. vt. One Of the best points s,S
POW Err. and good runof CUSTOM to start IN M
Persons in want of business will find It for their in
fered. q RI s xpr u
Bellows Fails. Nov 10. "A * q a.
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HOUSE AND 6 ACRES FOR SALE

ATw0 STORY BRICK DWELLING. AND LOT
consisting of acres of good Land. pleasantly To-
Gated in the village Of South Woodstock. VT, is Of
horse. and has several good FRUIT TREES thereon
Plenty of never failing Water. and convenient at
both house and barn.. During all Of the late severe
drouth; there was good supply. Those wishing
to purchase such place invited to call and see
the same. For further particulars inquire Of
HOLLIS STOW. South Woodstock VT
Inquiries texeept as to terms may sles be made
at this Office. Al
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

Located in Grafton one-half mile from hotel and
churches. Said House contains 6rooms, conveniently
arranged; Also outbuidings, All in good repair.
Also good Soft Water For further particulars APP
ply to L. S. WALKER of GRAFTON or of the sub
scriber at BELLOWS FALLS,
As J.LYMAN.
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Petition for n Divorce.

WHEREAS GEORGE Z. EAGER of Athens in
w said county, on the 22ni day Of November A.
D.. 1870. filed in the Office of the Clerk of the SUI
preme Court for said county. his petition returnable
to the next term of said Supreme Court to be held
at Newfane in and for said county the thirteenth
day Of February. A. d., 1871. against his wife MARY
EAGER, now of parts unknown to the petitioner,
praying for divorce from her for the eanse that she
wilfuy deserted him at Strattcn in said county on
the 10th day Of November. A. d. 1867 and has con-
tinued such desertio TO the present time.
And it appearing that the said Mary Eager resids
without this State, so that ordinary process can
not be served upon her therefore il ORDERED that
the petitioner notify the said Mary Eager of the
pendancy Of this said petition and Of the term of the
Court TO which the is returnabls by publishing
the substance thereof with this order three weeks
successively in the Bellows Falls TINES printed at
Rockingham. in said county the last publication to
be at least six weeks previous to said next February
Term of said supreme Court. which publication will
be deemed sufficient notice to said Mary Eager to ap-
pear and make answer to said petition:
r. TYLER, Clerk.
VS. MYERS. Attorney for Petitioner 1880
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NOTICE TO SETTLE.

A LII who are indebted to the Subscriber are re-
n quested TO make settlement before the 10th day
of DECEM Der. 1870. After that time ali unsettled
accounts will be left in the hands of an attorney
for collection. H. A. COOPER
Bellows Falls. Nov. %, 1870 47-4g
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-02

The subscriber has just open ed BIZ CKSMITH'S
SHOP in Saxtons River. where he is prepared to do
all kinds of work usually done in such shop in n
workmanlike manner. Patronage solicited.
L, ii. STARKEY.
Saxtons River. Nov. %. 1870. 47-l9s
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Harness Shop to Rent

THE HARNESS SHOP recently occupied by
LOUIS BLANCHARD, is offered for RENT
Also for sale therein harnesses and stock including
q good lot of Trimmings. 1t is good opportunity
for one who would like to engage in the business
J. II. PHELPS.
Bellows Falls, Dec. l. 1870. $3.50.
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N O T / C Ell

THE Members Of the CONNECTICUT RIVER
l. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
are hereby notified to meet at the office of said COM
pany. at Bellows Falls VT. on the First wEDNES-
DAY in January. A; D., 1871 at one o'clock in the
afternoon to elect Directors for the ensuing year
Dated at Bellows Falls w. Nov. Is. 1870.
46-49 w. S. MYERS. Secretary.
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Notice

THE undersigned being about to make a change
in their business relations. hereby request a set
Element Of all claims due their firm or before the
FIRST day of JANUARY. next.
FARNSWORTH SUTTON
Londonderry. VT, Nov. IL, 1870. 47-49
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Notice.

THE 81 bscrber would inform his patrons that he
L is prepared to do all kinds of BLACkSMITHING
in the best manner. and at as low figures can be
obtained at any other shop in this vicinity Car
riages. Sleighs. Seds &C. Ironed in the best
and at short notice,
Prices for Shooting:
Shooting Horses cash. 81 Is
Shoeing cash $500
ROYAL MILLIKEN.
Saxtons River, Dec. LIST, 1870. 1857
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Found.
Farm for. Sale.

III III 1O1 S1IOe
YINH subscriber offers for sale his FARM Of about
= ONE HUNDRED and FORTY ACRES. suita
LACE. Said Farm is situated in Westminster West
VT. two miles south of the village on the road
situated with necessary out buildings. There Is .
SUGAR ORCHARD Of Three Hundred Trees and a
Sugar House with all the necessary implements
also good APPLE Orchard. This farm is under
good cultivation and well Fenced. House and Barn
supplied with Spring Of never failing WATER.
one. a. r. MITIER
Westminster West. Vt. Nov. Z. 1870. IS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-23

WILLIAMSON VALLEY.--Mcssrs. Todd & Davis. merchants, of Mohave City, win soon start branch store in Williamson Valley. The buildipg In which they propose to do business is now being erected.
 PRcBATE.-IIis Honor, Judge Henry W. Fleury, opened and run Court one dny last week. The business done was un1mportaut
 GONE TO CALIFORNIA - Mrs. silycrtborn. S, C. Miller, and Mir. MeFoster. of this place. started for California recently. Mrs. s. went to visit relatives, Mir. Miller 10 bring home his wife and mothcr-in-law, who have been visiting friends in the Golden State. Mir. McFoster went in after load of fruit for this market We hope to sec them back here soon, safe and in good health
 Ir is said that 1.-two souls with hut single thought" were uDtcd in the holy boDds Of matTi- mouy, in Prescott, this week.
 CArI Tufft, who arrived at Fort whlpplc, recently, from Fort Moiiavc, brought up with him for trial, a soldier named Hines, who is said to be desperate character. He got drunk, re-. gently, and struck at Captain Tully, for having ordered him 10 his quarters.
 PosrPoSED-Thc time Of receiving proposals for hny, a, Camp Moliaye, Is postponed until As gust 9th
 MAIL MATTEHs.--OuT table s half filled with letters from citizens Of Florence, Phoenix, Camp Mcdowell, Wckcnburg, and other important points south of Prescou, complaining bitterly against the P. 0. Department and the person who contracted to carry the mails from Tucson to Prescott, but wbo, when he found he had taken the contract too low, failed 10 Ale bonds in accor- dance with law, and got out of the scrape, thus leaving the people without any mail facilities whatever On behalf Of the sufferers, do NC call upon the postal agent iO attend to this matter al ! once We have not received paper or letter | from these towns for several weeks past. The | only main route in the Territory hpou Nhic ! mails have been carried regularly Is the one from | Prescott to San Bcrnardsno California, and th, contractor tNr. Grant,, deserves thanks for not skipping" like other contractors.
 IIEUrKEANT DIBnLE, and party of troops, ar, now out, seeking short practicable route for . wagon.road to Camp Mcdowell General Stone man Is wide awake 70 the impoftance of connect ing ihe most important posts and settlements iI tbc Territory by wagon roads, and should hayt the aid of citizens in doing 70.
 OUR former .ellsu-tgw man, $. Block ha purchased an lniercsi in thc store o' 4 Barnrti of wickenbnrg, and lfas just returned from sal Frsncisco. where he purchased largely of grcce ries, provisions, etc, which are uow on the va 10 wickenburg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-23
The Town of Prescott.

Prescott, the County seat of Yaynpai County, is situated in beautiful valley, In the lap of the mountains, about one hundred and sixty miles east of the Colorado River. It Is the oldest town in Central Arizona, and was located in 1864 It Is at an elevation of q, zoo feet above the sea It is surrounded by forests of pine, niersperscd with walnut, cottonwood, juniper, oak aud vari- ous other kinds of trees. There is no bushy un- dergrowth, but luxurianL sward Of grass Is spread everywhere, among the trees, as well as on the open ground and ou the tops of the highest hills, as well as in tho deepest valleys. Granite creek, beautiful mOuntain stream, runs along the base of the town site The coolest, purcst and best of water is found by sinking wells any. where, et \ reasonable depth. The climate Is healthy, 'amy and invigorating in the highest de- gree. There are many neat private residences, and many substantial business houses: some of which are of brick Among these are some fine Gre proof buildings The Masons have a fine hall at which the Odd-feows meet alternately. Pres. colt is a distributing point for large extent of country, being in the centre of great agrcultur al and grazing country and at Inc same time sur rounded by region rich with hc7brccious metals in greater extent and profusion than any yet dis covered 10 the world. The town contains two  hotels. beside several private boarding honscs ten stores, eight saloons, two bTcweries, two liy- cry stables, ono drug store, two bakeries, one butcher shop, two blacksmith shops, two tailor shops, two barber shops, one shoe shop one jc~- elry and wat.hmakcr's shop, five carpenter shops, two saddler's shops, one tinsmith shop one pho tograph gallery. two wagon makers shops, |. < Internal Revenue office, .. s. Land office, five lawyers, two doctors, one excellent day-sohool and one printing office, publishing one weekly newspaper, with large circulation. The popu lation is about coo besides floating population of several hundred, comprising miners, prospect ors aud travellers. The resident population arc an active, energetic, go-ahcad people, noted fol their love Of good order and their respect for ,h' law. The town Is beautifully laid oui, and stud ded with fine shade trees, of pine and juniper.
 wJ.B
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-23
Lynx Greek

By letter which Wc have received From |. i' shelton. who has been for some t."'e al work on his mine (thc Vetnonl, perceive that he lA' Indeed struck h rich. We have heretofore no ticcd tue magnificent yield Of this mine, as MT Shelton has progressed In his work. but this lAss cleanup beats anything we have beard Of since the early days Of placer mining in California. According to Mir Shelton's letter, out Of a little more than two and half tons of rock, crushed in hIs aras,ra he obtained two pounds and ihree ounces of clear gold worth slT per cancel And he has plenty of The same kind of rock leS. No wonder he is lsppy, snd writes "lhat be Is now rewarded for all his hardshiPs during ihe six years Of his mining life In Arizona"
 Uncle Billy Pointer is working away on his lode. Che Pointer and Is getting out roca Yefy rich in free gold In fact. Lynx Creek Is looking up, and if the miners could have complete secus' .,y from the Indians ,he yield of gold from tha' locality would be immense. Keep up your lick, boys, there's a better day coming. and VIC may be happy yet. w .. b-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-23

FRoA MoHAvE.---Oapt. R. Tully, |. s. A., and James P. Bull, Recorder of Mohave county, arrived bsg few days ago, and are enjoying themselYes among their many friends here. Mir. Bullinforms us that the Moha'e and Chimahueya Indians were at arrows points. Not long since, Mohave cut and stabbed to death Cbimahneva, and for SO doing got into the guard house. The dead body of an old man was seen floating past Fl Dorado Canyon, in the Colorado river, a short time ago. The suppositicn was that the man had been murdered by Indians, and his body thrown into tho river.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-23
Poisoning Dogs.


 It Is yery doubtful to our mind whether ihe indiscriminate use Of poison Is e1eusablc. Re gently seycUaI valuable dogs have been Killed evidently by poison which had been scattered about by some person or persons unknown. No" VIC do not approve of Inc owners of virious dogs allowing them 10 run 2. large, .c .he danger cr terror of anybody and when dog attacks any person ia the public highway, in fcroeious or threatening manner, VIC think said dog should be killed Bu, let h be done openly and above board, When poison Is indiscrminaiely scattered around, u sometimes kills some innocent dog; sometimes some valuable animal who never harmed or hurt any one has been the case ln several instances
 lately. Poison may do very well In killing Solves and other wild animals, but 10 spread u around iu town, It seems to us, is iBexensable, If not criminal Poison Is said to be "thc cowards $ weapou," and we believe it is. wth il the mis- crcaut can work hls secret revenge under cover of the darkness Of the night, when no human eye can see hlm. He has not the manliness 10 boldly seek redress for his grievances in the open light oi day We hope lllis dangerous practice will Dc stopped. w. J. U.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-23

JAoKsoS McCRAcKIS and his compadres have gone to the Bradshaw District 10 build nrastras and work rock from the gold mine recently dis covered by them.
 A PARTY of men, who started from Los Angeles, CalifaUnla, some time ago, to go 10 tho Burfo mines, in New Mexico, arrived here Thursday last, in a large, comfortnble-iooking sRlbulahee We learn that they arc well pleased with thinss here.
 Bic Bus fine latest news received here from the Big Bug Mining District, which Hes tn the Sierra Prieia, sixteen miles southeast from Pres colt, Is very good The mill was running, aud the lode showed better than ever before. full set of miners were at work ,ak!ag out orc from drins in the deep shah. Wednesday last, while returning from Camp Verde, we met tro wagons and teams, which were on their way 10 the mill ,Ath supplies. Mir. wasson, who visited the dls. trict recently, for the first time. and took good look a, things, is eIated with the district, ana ,binks its mincs are rich as any he has ever seen in California, Nevada and the Northern ies ritorie.. A"vissn-uP" wsi be nade 'n a 'Ao'' time
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-23
aslr Sdrertissmeats.
$50 Reward.

Stolen. from Inc front of Campbell and Duhum' s store, l'rescoit. on the night of the l7ih inst a bay pony. wiib white face. having on a L. $. saddle and bfdie The pony has ihe uuhealed marks of kick on ibc right shoulder. and ibe pasicrf 0; ihe right b nd foot and under the right front leg is skinned and rope marked, caused in shoeing. The above reward will be paid bT delivery of ;he pony 10 iicni John C. Graham, % Cavalry at Fort WhipPle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-23

Al persons having caisns against he lse arrn of Jobr s's Zninsrtuan, rgUesied Co irpsrat The fe undcrigped survving instneri immediately fot ueari aud al lefons fndsh.rd is The sai Ete fra F costs by making inleaie Eaguaenf 1lsr death as Gerard gghason neecssllea itn.sl seiticseni ihe business of ths iase frta.
 ALFRED zfNMEnMAN sarrYpg parintr ei ihe he frm e Julnsgs A z.iuuef 
 Prosousf A T Jaiy % Ir50 O. Allen s auihgized io flr a rry aisonac.
 jyElft A EIAAEENAS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-23

DEATH or tsmARD JonssoN. .--Girard Johnson died at Fort whippe Hospital, July l5' ls'O' aged 6s years. Mr. Johnson was native of Bal tmore, Maryland. and came to Arizona, from Cal ifornia, in 1863 His loss will be much felt in this community, where he will long be remembered, as vsSy industrious, energetic man, and good citizen. "Peacc to his ashes" W. J. E.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-23
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors

The Board met Jnly !, 1870. Present, superyl sors Stevens and simmons, andJ .H. Bchan, clerk. There being no business. the Board adjourned to to-msErow al % o'sicrk
 July .. Board mel pursuant to adjournment. The resignation of A ] shanks was scccPicd.
 The TreAsnTer's report was received and adop- ted. Board adlcsrSed 10 2 o'clock, P n.
 Two o'clock p. m., Board met Present, Super vIsors Stevens sud simmons sni ! II. Bchau, clerk.
 The following tax was lcviel Fof Territorial purposes, 50 per cent JaH fund. g per ccui. Gcacral fund, % per eeIG. Contingent fund l5 per cent; Fees for collection, 10 per cent
 Tsso iollowing accounts wsne andhed aud al' lowed: Dr. Mlddic;ou. sl2o0o; Doian & Ha-an, for boarding prisoners, sfle0. J. l.. Taylor shcr- f's fees, s465gO, ]. L. Taylor, for assessing, $500 co; J. r. Ilargrave. salary as Dlstrirt Ator- ncy. slsS0O; A J. shanks, sJoeo; Campbell s g=ass=, s.s $; gesssss Rah.s. s.esss ne;; D.. Ne Candles, s44o0.
 Board adjourned 10 July c, 1870.
 July 6. Board mel pprsuaat 10 adjournment Present. Supervisors Stevens aud simmons and J II Behan, .eicrs
 The following accounts were audited and al lowed JR C. Mitchell. sss72 J. II, Marion si4Oo; Ed. W. Wells, Sl5Oo
 The Sheriff was ordered 10 give bonds In ths snin of s30OOO to the Tfcasurcr, as en-oiiiciS Tax Collector.
 Ordered, tha, the office Of County Recorder Dc rcmoved so tue Court IIogss.
 The Board adjourned 10 Tuesday, July F. le1o
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-23

TnE San Diego Weekly Badhtia, which has just come to us for an exchange, is a racy sheet, made so by the vigorous pen of B C. Truman, who has recently taken charge of its columns.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-23

ARIZONA CGrY.-A gentleman who arrived here recently, from Arizona City, informs us that business was quite lively when he lef' there; that there was talk of starting news paper, and that bad Indian named Charlie had recently committed murdc.