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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-08-05

PesD0aal1.-There Was such host az ac.
auain'snces In town last week, our columns
were 70 ovescrowded. end the hour Of ess-
ding to prcss 20 late that The " Pesoonals"
were unsvoidsbly pinchsd out BY the way,
We left out couple of columns Of adver.
t'sements to make room for reading matter,
and If patrons will accept IN apology In
lieu Of space, they have it most gratefully.
Capt. 7. P. Fuller, agent of Wells, Fraeo
4 Co.. Helena, rusticased In Deer Lodge .
day or two this week, recupe..iing from .
trip to Colorado. Nj: Tom. Farrell, who
preached the unknown hsrse 10 Virgiuisys
daily-Sundays not excepsed-thrce years
ago, opened lis mouth and demanded bids
from an upper seat In saddle sanctuary in
Deer Lodge day, and threatens to do it
more. All right, Tom: "Come in thy
beauty" and give the boys IN example Of
how the meritorious points Of horse should
be extollcd when he is to he bartcrvd for
lucrc. MI. McQuestion. down from the Top
o Deep, gives good account Of that region,
and informs Us Jones 4 Middaugh arc closing
out stock, James NJ intending to devote At
tent'on exclusively to their mining interests
in Yreka Charley Wunderlick, Esq, and
Mr.. Burdess and wife, Of Red Mountain;
Doc Mcclure, Blackfoot; Messrs. Bellanger
q Allen, Silver Bow, Mr.. Allies Wilkin-
ION Of the Gazette, Frank Taylor, Esq, He.
lena, and Mr.. Schiller Of Virginia, we no.
lice in tswn within the past day or two. A
larger number Of citizens than usual are
abroad, and the town 10 dull to-day.
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A Grstsltous Advertisement Mr. Alex.
snder Kemp 10 engaged in blscksmithing,
wagon making. iron turning, ETC.. on Main
street, Helena. He does not advertise in
the New NORTHWEST. But last week VIC
broke . piece Of press machinery that could
not be well replaced in Deer Lodge, and, on
sending it to him, had new piece forged,
tsrned and sent back in forty eight hours.
The workmanship 10 first rate, the price
reasonable. and his celebrity IL entitled to
our grateful recognition. We therefore
commend Mr.. Kemp TO those having work
to do, too heavy for West Side lathes, and
express obligations To Mr.. Mclean, our
skilfull Deer Lodge Vulcan, for reconstruct.
ing our press. We hope Nc vii, soon have
lathcs of his own, and that it will be long
time before We need like services.
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JU09 IN y1AcD 20 S1D DoYO
SU04 100 r1AcD S00 Y0D DoyD
SUo4 IUB P1AcD Vo0 8V1DYDoDY
@g sBv10Y10ly 1AEHe eoM1 y 111E16r
Tm LITTLE HU1KEY w.
Tbe Little Huskey'' Billiard Saleel
aal Cash 1ee0o 0sgI1y 1naoo AnGsien) & Dsse
LeAga
JOHNNY GERBER 10 behinA ~ ~. vhieA n.
ousee the proper eooooetos e ~ 1oo dslleaee ank
afo q ful blast. ## -
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Theatrjcal.-Ths Theatrical season
closed last evening, the Company playing
eleven consecutive evenings. The houses
have been from fair to good. During the
present week Mr.. Langrisae, Nj: Waldron
aud Mr.. Martin have taken benefits. MI.
Langrishcsppeanng A. John Unit in SelC
and the Argx! Dedger-parts which he
plays admirably. Mr.. Waldron' a. Count
PriuH, In RetsiSsaios, . character giving
opportunity for his best style Of acting, and
in which he acquitted himself in his best
manner, while MI. Martin had up last eve.
ming, Luke tie Laborer, appearing in the
title reIe, to the best house ever congrcgs.
ted In Deer Lodge, with the entire strength
OF the Company on the bills. and Messrs.
Clohccy and Sandrock, on fr volunteers,
singing ''Evangelinc" and beautiful en-.
core song, In their best voice. It was de.
cidedly the gala night of the season, and
Mr.. Martin is doubtless equally gratified
with the receipts, and the evident rivalry Of
tho entire Company in the endeavor to ex-
Gel on his benefit night. We have had a
good series Of dramatic representation, the
orchestra has discoursed fine music, doing
up Love among the Roses" with Ill the
original fragrance 10y special request) a.
the popular variations on the operate. La
petite Shields made her de6ve in the Can
Can" for Mr.: Waldrons benefit. And tho
season Il over. We think Mr.. Langrishe
would find larger proportion of Comedy
draw better than tragedy or melo. drama.
With the accessions OF stage. scenery, prop.
critics, ETC., the effects and pictures of these
standard pieces, which are old to nearly all
play gocrs, can be brought out to better I'd.
vantage, but there Is no poverty Of facili.
ties that will prevent IN audience from en-.
joying hearty laugh, and the entertain.
,ncnt that affords 1t.
Well, in three or four weeks we will have
series Of representations that will delight
to the seventh heaven. Mr. and Mrs. Ian.
grisl'e, Mr.. and Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Fitz.
Mcssrs Brown, Gross, Griffith,
md the orchestra LEFT this A. n. for Pixies
Peak, having been preceded by Mr.. Rich.
mond. They will give two or three repre-.
4" that region, going thence to
Frenchtown and Cedar Creek.
to he absent about eighteen days.
We wish them as pleasant trip As possible,
abundant favor. and rich pecuniary re.
vard, hoping to sec them on their return.
i the foot'lishts in Deer Lodge, in neat |
Temple of Thcspus, to crowded and delight. !
d houses.
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7. O. q Plke's Ped. Mr.. ]. 81. Meyer
Of Pixies Peak, has been notified Of the To-
catien Of post ofice q that place and his
appointment ~ postmaster. The usual dia-
gram was forwarded and returned, and in
the eour,e OF two or three weeks the Pixies
Peakess will doubtless receive three cent
blessings tri.weekly, - IN such cases made
and provided for American citizens In due
numbess hsbitated. NJ. Meyers 10 IN excel.
lent selection for the odice. We anticipate
Pionsse city win soon " fayossd with post
oGlca a... raf.rzz-
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CORRECTION.--The statement Of Receipts and
Expenditures ~ published In the lndependent to-day.
10 erroneous in two PARTICULAR. The subscription Of
the Bank Exchange. $780, and Of Bailey Carten $50
was omitted, one being typographical omission The
amount in my hands 10 &c., which viii be paid to
the School Fund. The statement - published in the
NEW NORTHWEST 10 correct.
WIN. WILSON.
Dc ef Lodge, August 81 m
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New Furniture Eslabllshosst.-Mr. John
O'Neill informs u he has leased his large
Furniture Msnufactury to MI. Sweeny, the
well known Manufacturer OF Helena, who
will take possession Sept. lot. and with .
large force of hands to manufacture oil the
furniture necessary for the trade Of this
side. Mr. Sweeney has been several years
in business in Helena, conducts good bu.
s,ness, and will find his new location an
advan tagcous one
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Another Purchase. Dan. Flowerse
of the Bank Exchange, Helena, has pur.
chased from Walton & Stark the 30x130
feet lot between their livery stables and tho
Scott House. The price paid was $4,000.
This is the highest price ever paid for
ground in Deer Lodge. Mr.. Floweres will
at once erect q 26x50 frame building on it,
to be prepared for the September business.
Should the business be ~ good a antici-
pated. q fire proof structure will then be
put up outside the frame. Mr.. Horace C0un.
trymsn has the contract for erecting the
building at 5000
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You who groan under the Ills that dcsl,
10 heir 70, who suffer in agony rather thu n
incur doctors bills, reflect upon what an
opportunity-a 6ve.dolIar opportunity
has passed never TO bc rccallcd-unlcss she
comes back from Pixies Peak. And the
victims Of ,hcft-sl,criffs, marsl,als, police.
men, detectives, and the newly elected
constables of Deer Lodge, how have you
discharged your duties to yourselves and
constituents? The wall Of tho widow and
orphan whose little all (spcll a.w.l il in
case Of a shocnaker) las been ruthlcssly
purloincd. shall smitc upon your cars down
thc eternal ages Of a rc,norsc ridden soul,
like the clnmor Of SCOTS gong on the ter
sidcd spprehensions OF acountry baby. And
yet, it was not all your fault She did not
advertise.
ast let conceslmest like = worm the bud
fSsd en+sr danask cheek" and 20 forth,
while N nttcnuated purse and tho regrets Of
blasted community attest the sod error.
She goes thence to Helena, where liberal
patronage and . prosperous (riyaD city will
beach Deer Lodgcrs that Fate aud Fortune
Tc,les cannot DC dcicd or neglected with
impuni,y. by tho people of . town who
have small pox within fifty miles, property
out in possession Of unknown and perhaps
irresponsible parties. aspirations for anotk.
er wing Of the pcnitcntiary. q railroad DO
pot. water wOrks, short. horned cattle, and
. graded road over Dog Greek Hill.
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~RoN HYDRAULIC PIPE, 10 conceded BY OH
mtnefe the cheapest. highest most durable and
now selling sinch heavy iron Pips At o. 50 to ]ao
per yard. STRANG = Co
&Atf
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LEGAL Omcers.-At the election on last
Monday Mr.. o. B. O'Bannon and Mr..
Peter Walton were elected Justices of the
Peace, and Messrs. D. B. Haldermsn and
John Lane, Constables. The election of
these latter gentlemen was . clever Joke.
and, as the lawyers say, We presume they
will resign ''without prejudice" The gen.
tlemen selected for Justices are men of in.
tegrity and we'll qualified in all particular
for . young Judgeship. We understand
both will accept.
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~ The Bank Exchange stands urrlvallcd Tor the
pure liquors which 1t dspenses to Its patrons. 10
the only saloon expressly impo,t Scotch Ale and
English Porter and sold In no other housc In town.
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County COnimissioncrA-Thc County
Commissioners met rs Board Of Equaliza.
ton, Aug. FL. The assessments of NUN.
Der Of property holders were raised a..
900. and others reduced $4,000, leaving .
net increase Of $4,000.
Bills Of $500 for medical attendance,
tl3l for clothing. and $leo for food, at.
tendance, etc., by G. T. Mccarthy, on &C.
count Of tho small .pox patients, were pre-.
scntcd and accepted. The Commissioners
of Missoula have signi6cd their willingness
to pay one half these accounts. Mr.. Jas.
Gilclrist, County Clerk and e. cDIeio Re.
cordcr, rendered his resignation. which was
accepted and Mr.. Howard H. Zcnor was
appointed by the Board ~ his successor.
Mr.. Gilchrist has been faithful and Ell.
cicnt officer, dischsrging his duties prompt.
~. correctly, aud in . manner to win the
esteem of all who have had occasion to do
business with him. He 10 and will be Dep.
uty Assessor until his successor, elected
last Monday, qualities on til LIST Of Novcm.
Der. Mr.. Zenor who has been acting -
Deputy Clerk 10 thoroughly up In the bu
siness OF the Office and 10 - good choice
for the Office - could be made The
Board also allowed the Assessor two mills
on the dollar for every dollars worth Of
property assessed. - compensation for -.
scssment. The total amount of assessment
to date are 81, eao.5l0. The Board adjourn.
cd Wednesday, Aug. ID, and will meet On
next Thursday to canvass the votes Of The
election. a6@h @ -'+@ '@~
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0ernan Galeb.-From NJ. Fletcher Of
German. ~ learn that there asO l96 70 $50
men now at work IN The camp, and ~ bed
rock aame companies, Of which thsrs ere
u in the gulch, got fairly % work, cleaning
Up hadrock abopt LAZY 15si, ~ - doing
well The sulch Il paying fsap q to ~
per day 70 the hand. The California Com.
psny, working . men. and hastDg shout
~ ssss gTouad and dump u ~ gulch &
yielding - average of "a II. !. sives
goed account Of The gsaseal yisld md Pros.
pecas Of ~ Camp.
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Ashland whisky. NasetS brsuev.
Pine apple gin. and sherry handy;
Oysters stewsd and bythc can.
All served out by the Little Old MN,
At MACS BROWN JUG.

uorsc Plains. Thirty mice from The
mouth OF Cedar and 100 miles from Deer
Lodge. on the north bank Of the Missoula
river. is . basin of almost level land. nearly
circular and some dozen miles In diameter.
II contains about %, 1000 acres Of farming
lands. is surrounded by excellent timber
land. and 10 said to surpass, in climate and
productivcncss, any other locality In Mon.
tana. Corn grows as we'll IS in Walla Wal.
j. Roasting cars were served on the tables
q Horse Plains week ago; watermclons
weighing lbs, and 8 lbs, and pumpkins of
80 lbs were growing In the gardens and
fields on the ed Of July, while potatoes,
.osbbsgcs, tomatoes, al tho vegetables, ca.
.eulcnt plants and flowers grow luxurisntly
~ in the Middle States. It Is wstercd by
.ihrss 6ne strea,ns--Clarke's. Nowlan's and
Wolf creeks carrying st the drycst season
. stcd % to irrigste the whole valley II neccs.
AIRY. This has not, however, been found
requisite to the successful cultivation Of the
small grains.
There are twenty one farms Of lC0 acres
each now occupied-principslly taken up
within the past ycar-and $500 acres arc
under fence. Some 800 to 1000 head Of
stock-from 400 70 500 head of horscs-are
.grazed there. and 800 tons Of hay will bc
cut this season, which will principally 60 TO
the mouth of Cedar, where it sells ut t75
PER ton. Quite \ community has settled
there, number Of houses have bccn put up
thn season. Wilcs & Decker rated down .
large quntity Of lumber from Cedar, and
improvements arc icing rapidly made.
Among those who have ranches in the vel.
ley are Frank B. Decker, w. N. NcWhirk,
chas. B. Clarke and J. w. Patrick. Il 10
- miles this side the Thompson River Set.
element, and the route TO Flsthcad Lake sis
Hose Plains 10 said to be % miles shorter
than by the Mission route. Tho opening Of
the Cedar mines has gwen vigorous impetus
70 occupation and development Of this fer
tile little nook in tho mountains, and be
happy content expressed by ito prosperous
people induced inquiry concerning II, and
led 70 this account Of . hitherto unwritten
locality and the community Of HoasE
PLAIxa
~ Notwithstanding the melting faes oe beiag II
As ataetes almost perpssualy that lse estaolish
asat TIE Excelsior Bowling Alley" manages - kssp
" pstsoss eoUiostabe Il Il the largest and eoolsse
psss II town. the asssasonpolit and ~ liquoS ana
cigars ansxeepssonable.
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" IT'S LIVELY CAMP IL Pixies Peak, and Gee
I'LL manipulate. the glasses at the veliest saloon in
Wias- Ltquors Cieasc and courteous attention behis
the Bar. The PONY SALOON 10 headquartesy,
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lnprevsoanta-The County Commits.
sloners have done good thing in ordering
The finish coat Of plaster to be put on the
Court House walls, and tho planting of
trees In tue enclosure. Deer Lodge will
then have handsome Court House and
surroundings They have also ordered q
bridge to be built across the branch .dioin.
ing Peter Valiton's, on Main street It's
"oe ~ feet wide. While this 10 q much
needed improvement, We respectfully sug.
gest that a stone culvert across the entire
street would be much better. This could
oe covered level the entire width Of the
street. and what is now only better meth.
Oh will in time become . necessity. The
cost would he more, butt would be Of
such m"teris! benefit that property holders
would doubtless recognize the difference.
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LOCAL NEWS.

"Gsse, A.Iass like the Many. Mrs.
Brewcrs-scvcnth daughter of . seventh
daughter by her natural fa,hcr-an Egyp.
,an (from Southern Illinois,) born and
"'eddicstsd with gift 70 read the stars
aud N. w. Sun, without spelling worl),
Ct the astonishingly low rate of Is for ladies
and go for conference.-the latter being
charged double price on account of having,
generally, harder fortunes-to rcad) --has,
We are PANIED to say, discontinued her resi-.
dence beyond tho Deer Lodge bridge
Has folded her tent like nm Arab.
And ~ silently stolen away
to Pixies Pcak-perhaps never to return.
II her ability to tell what WAS, and is, and is
70 he were oil her powers, Deer Lodge might
be comfortcd. But, alus! such was not the
case. Read this:
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Races. following races were run this
week:
Nonday-Connover mare against Dutch
Mary; 400 yards for $500 aside. Won BY
Dutch Mary. .-s=....
11ursday-- Repeat race; same horse, dis.
lance and amount. Won BY Dutch Mary.
Only small amount Of money changed
hands. ...
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Asetlse SaSe.-Ihe McKinstry House
sals u public suction-seth Bullard, suc-
aenssr-takss place positively Aug. u, one
week from tomorrow. II Il good property,
e'aas titls and immsdlaas possessies givsa,
% ssoDonab)e teeDa
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A large quantity of HAYwAIDs GUN BOOTS
70 all eizes just received and To- sale 4 JOHN ?
FINK'S, Deer Lodge. 6&0
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~"In dreams I sigh for . cocktail from th>
Metropolitan.
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~ Jo9'e BAKERY At Helena, h the best
Restaurant IN the Territory, .nd bis tables contain iii
the luxnrtes In the market Joe sussintends in pe,.
son. aud therefore his patrons arc not neglected Go
aud &c what Joe has Tor dinner, and b satisfied.
Board reduced to $40 per week.
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Justices Blanks.
Bank 0un0oos and Ouhpoeuas for Justices Courts,
for any township q county N Montana furnished In
QuaDttles 70 outt, at reasonable rates. Address,
NEW NORTHWEST.
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Dlscentlnued.-The county of Missoula
was some time since designated % an Inter
-"' 0.-.nma nisisict-the 6th-sud Mr.. G.
A. Huntley appointed As.s..,-..---1r-A.-
orders from the Commissioner the district
has been discontinued, and Nisssula 10 again
thrown into the Sd District. of which Mr..
Geo. w. Irwin 10 Assessor Mr.. james E,
Owings il Collector of the Sd District.
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sSupreme Coart.-The August term Of the
Supreme Court Of Montana begins next
Monday, August 8. Among those who will
be present from the West side, are Judge
Hiram Knowles. L. McMurtry and W. W.
Dixon, Esqa The latter will not remain
until the next session of the Legislature.
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THE finest brands of Havana Cigars, Fine Cut and
Plug Chewing and Smoking Tobacc0e, ATE 70 be
found at LOUIS 4 COLENAN'S
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The fiaahcal Prsspeets1.-0urC Cedar
Creek correspondent gives account Of The
return Of portion Of the Flaahssd Lake
prospecting party. without fading niseA
Two parties, one Of = men snd one Of -
men, started ont about the 1T OF July, and
had great hopes OF striking rich diggings.
Some 80 msn-friends Of The prospectors-
we're campsd q Haess Plains, along The
river and in Cedar 0ulcb. waiting for IN.
foemation lsea the .psospsctoss. md ~
equipped for ) stampede. i win Be soss
disappointment II I'll return . did the Arse
party, who had goss 10 apy oas ths hnd !"
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MRS. BREWERS.

The Seventh Daughter u the Seventh, wishes 70 In
form the public that shc born with the gift ~ see
Gentleman Or Lady's past, present aud future. She
can cure al Diseases BY charm OF with medicine 40
veil - any Doctor In America, She can also tell In
which way lost or stolen property can 10 fOusd
YlsAsD R.PcRx fuls CARD WIN Axsvna
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FOR the finest Apples. Oranges. Pine Apples. Figs
Peaches. Apricots. Lemons. Dates and every Fruit,
| 70 to LOUIS COLENAN'A
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The celebrated Bar.keep Ned Baudry, late Of San
Francisco, manipulates At the Bank Exchange. 5l-3t
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Catholic Services.
Services WIN ne held 1t the Catholic Chapel Deer
Lodge, on Sunday Auguss Z 1870 ct lOH q n, Father
r Dc RyekMe, 0f6claelng.
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4 supesioe assortment Il Candisa. Nuts, etc, q
LOUIS 4 COLEAANA,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-02

TERRIBLE ToRHADo.--A Memphis (Ten- nessee) dispatch, of June h, says: "A ter ribie tornado passed over large portion of Arkansas and Missouri on Friday, commence ing near Council Bluffs and passing down to Peters' Landing, crossing the river and thence leading through Bolivar county, leaving ruin and desolation in its track. It partook of the wind, rain and bailstorm, and utterly destroyed corn and cotton in its track, strip ping the forests for two miles The crops were promising, corn being in tassel. The loss cannot be estimated. On the following day it was repeated, trsvering generally the same course. As far as beard from there was no loss of life. Further particulars are snxiOnsiv looked for
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-02
The Glorious Fourth.

Monday next will be another sacred day sacred to the lovers of freedom the world over, but more especially to the people of the United States, whose freedom, from English oppression and misrule, was established and proclaimed to the world on July 4th, l776, just 94 years ago. Whether the freedom then gained and established by the fathers of the Republic has been preserved in all its purity, is question upon which Americans differ, and one upon which we do not now care to give an opinion. Certain it is, however, that a republican Government, when rightly ad ministered, is the best Government yet in vented or instituted by man. Under it, oui country has prospered and grown faster thar any other country, of ancient or modern times. In 9i years, our population has in creased from three millions to about forty millions, and is still increasing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-02

THE New York Tribune and many other leading newspapers, have pointed out, to the U. s. Senate, how to stop big leak in the Treasury, by repeating the law under which U. s. laws and treaties are published in insig. nidcant party organs, simply to reward the publishers thereof for partisan services, bu, the Senate has not seen fit to act upon their suggestions, and the little, mean, worthless lying sheets of the country will still continue to receive pay for publishing matter which i. not even read by the very few citizens who subscribe for such journals.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-02

THE FRAxxIEc PRrvILEGE.-Tbe U. s. Senate has recently acted in manner calcu- lated to impress upon the minds of citizens the belief that the bill abolishing the odious frankibg privilege will pass at this session. Were Congressmen, Senators, and the poiit- ical chicks who nestle under their wings, compelled to pay postage, like other citizens the Postoffice Department would not be un der the necessity of depriving the people o many localities of proper mail facilities, an( of every year, begging for appropriations t settle deficiencies.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-02

GoNE, GoiNG,-We see, by the San Fran cisco papers, that hundreds Of disappointed fortune hunters were arriving there from the San Diego gold mines, with nothing but blasted hopes, and curses on their lips for the steamship company and the discoyeren of the alsrmingly "nch" mines. Such is life on this coast. In the face of all this, we firmly believe that there are rich lodes in the San Dlego country.