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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-08
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-08
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
Recent Indian Crimes.

Since our lat, news has reached us of the mur- der of two white men, by Indians, and the cap ture of q band of three or four hundred head of sheep by the same accursed race One of the murdered men, Mir secbrght, was killed near Williamson Valley, some time between Saturday and Tuesday last. The othcr-Mr Gruly-vas slaughtered short distance below Wickenburg, early last week. The particulars of the William son Valley tragedy are about as follows: Early Saturday morning last April 23d) Mir. Rockers herder started for the hills with band of three or four hundred sheep, and some cattle. The cat tie and sheep soon separated-tbe herder followed
 the cattle. and In doing SO lost sight of the sheep So soon the cattlc got quieted, he lookedaround for the sheep, but could not see them. He straight way started the cattle for the valley and, on ar irving there, informed Mr. seebright of what had occurred That gentleman bucked on a six. shooter, mounted horse and start d out to search for the sheep. He was unsuccessful in finding them, and while returning ;o the valley, met the hcrder, from whom he procured Henry rife. He then set out again 10 hunt up the sheep, tell ing the herder that he intended to stay out until he iount them. Sunday came, and did Mon day, yet Seebright had not returned Fearing the worst the neighbors secured the country for him, and on Tuesday morning found his liieess body short distance from the valley, took it in and buried it. The sayages neither scalped nor mu. tilatcd him, at irst reported, but they shot eight arrows into his head
 We have not the particulars of the murder of Gruly. The only thing we have, bearing upon the subject is the following letter from j. T. Alsap, which is dated at Wickenburg, April 70:
 "l started yesterday. in company ~itb F. NJ. Chapman for Salt River, but Johnny Apache scared me back here last night Night before last Tbomas McWilllams came up from his place
 twelve miles from here, and reported that the ln- dians were thick around his house, and that they had chased him two or three miles ou his way up, and had wounded his horse pretty badly. YesteP- day forenoon, he started back and Ar. Graves and another man started soon after. About four o'clock NIT. Chapman and starred, intending to stop at their place until the moon came up and then go on to Salt River. Upon arriving near McWlliams' place we met him, Mir Graves aud another man, who reported that Gruly (McWIl. Hams partner) was killed and that the Indian sign was very thick around. Aiter a short con sutation we concluded it was unsafe to proceed, aud returned to this place I do not know when We will get through, but don't intend starting until feel safer than did last night The red devils arc very thick around here ai present. they have been seen in almost every direction"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
Departure of Another Prospecting Party.

Wednesday morning last, party of i6 or Y men len Prescott, and started for the San Juan country, to try their luck there, in finding gold and sl,ye-. The men were toerably well provided with animals, arms, provlsions and other neces. sares They will go ria the San Francisoo noun tain 10 New Fou Wingate, New Mexico, from which point, they intend striking northward. 10 the snowy range known as san Juan. Among those who departed were several old Arizonians, wno mean 10 return here, la ease they should not hc succcs-igl in nuding huge deposits of the pre- ci0us metlls A parties from New Mexico are now engaged in prospecting the Sar Juan eoun- try, i is quite likely that that region will receive thorough prospecting the coming summer. We hope so, al least
 Is this enlightened age of the Pacific Coast-- the balance of the world Is growing harbarous-ii Is the custom for men 10 ssslDess To make known their business through Inc Press h fsIfllmeni of this landabe custom, C A Luke, wholesale and retail liquor dealer of this place, wishes us 70 state that on the evening of thc 23d inst, De received, direct from California, good wncs. hq- uors and cigars, and thAt he is giving them away cheap for q, at bis place Of business, ln Mouic znnia building. Prescott; and that having fulfilled hts duty by causing the Iacis Co bc published De now hopes consumers Of the articles specified will do ,heir dHiy by calling and purchasing.
 ktpJCIioN IN THE EhiAE or bpAhp---bal' Hatz, proprietor Of the Oriental Hotel and Bakery, has concluded to try hls hand a, ~fctchlng Inc country out" by brand new process. Hereto fore, tho price Of the commonest kind Of board in this town. has been slsO0 Der week. in currency, which our " foFciguN subscribers will say, vas f-.-als -l.hn Well, Daniel knew this. and deter mined To pnt a stop to Il when tbe proper tiuln came. That time has conc, and be is LOW fur- nishing good board for SlG.O per week, tn enr- rency. and good square meals for sl.0o each. Tue Oriental s on Moutezuma street, south of the MINER office.
 HAY Is quite scarce, ia this section. st present, but the grass s starting up finely, and hay can. in a great measure, he got along without. Our ilE' cry stables have supply on hand, but many farm CTS have not, The Quartermaster at Fort Whppe recently received some five or six large loads oi hay from tue country, which will last him some tune.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
The Country North.

Saturday morning last after the paper was "out" and gone, we started for Chino Valley. in company with several others. and had a delightful ride over one of the best stretches of road in the Territory. We arrived at the settlements in he valley shortly after noon, where we encountered NIT. and Mrs. Geo Banghart, Mir. and Mrs sbiv CTS, MT. and Mrs Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Pos. tlc as well as several old bachelor friends, from all or whom we met with hearty reception Next day (sunday) party Of the boys went down 10 the Rio Verde,--which Is about two miles from the ranches-cast their lines upon the waters and succeeded In "laccrating the mouths of several big and little fishes. They brought tack with them about thirty pounds of 6sh-as the result of an hour or two's "devuton" on the Sabbath The meat of said fishes was good, but rather bony While the boys were absent at the Verde we accompanied the |" old men" over and through their ranches, and up to the springs, which afford enough water, at all seasons, to supply a large city, and the water is good, too. We would like to speak of everything we saw, and commend the ranchmen for their energy and industry, but must now content ourself by saying that Mir PostIe Q far this year. One patch of his wheai--which Is oi the variety known as Salt Lake "-appeared to grow faster and do better than any Of the other yaricties-of which there are three more Mir. Sh!yers had also nice field of small grain grow. ing, and 60 had Mir Baker Mir Banghart was planting corn on his fine ranch. He has made many good improvements, in the short space of time he has been on it Every rahchman in tbe valley has set ont young trees, and they were growing finely. Postle leads in this industry, be having The greatest number Of trees growing
 We saw herd of about 500 head Of sheep little and big-the property Of Campbell X Buf. fun, and James Baker. They were in prime con ditiOn. We did not see their immense herd of cattle, but were told that they, too we're gai. Alter seeing all these fine things, VIC bade our friends ahieu, and started for home II a print ing office can be called hone. On the way up we crossed narrow strip of country, that had the appearance Of having been drcnched with rain, the day previous, and oh bow uIce and green the white gramna grass looked.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
Ranch, Houses, Lots,
 Etc, For Sale.

The following property Is for sale, cheap the owner wishes io leave the oouuify
 Ranch Of l60 acres. good lasd in Chino Valley ahoIi 9 miies north from Prescott with night n large never falling strrarn of sufficient irigafe fho1. sands of Aes Que hundred and twenty five Of sad ranch are under cultivation. In Is a tised Dwel. ling House well furnished and consisting of fr large Also stable corral etc Several wagons arn0ag which is spring waEon and 6-b0rse wsga, two span of good horses TWO good and calves farming implements, hns lot Of Pouitry, etc
 A LS O, one Dwelling House, Stable, and Three LOts la the tSga Of Fre.e0fi
 For further rartieulars spry F. W wsns Prescott Geo Banvhari Chino Nafey
 ChiDo NRliey YayapQi county, Arizona, April % is7o
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
NOTICE,

dtches acequx town prp.eTfy. desigung to lay out towns 10 Ysyaps County Territory e Arzona have the sane surveyed and plated aoosfiag the insrUc tons af he Surveyor General af Csifnia ss preiim nary survey io the tnal Co - ordered by im under tts Aei of Cghgress approved Jay . t5S6eu app'ica N0u Co he ueaUfsigBcd-
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 O II CAsE CIgl Engineer. A Bia rriaiiou Co the sisd rssssssaFy tile uf ths Indaas have suihrt,y luf staiiuE tst recoT niEed by the Dsastaan f ,ts InsTia Any sAess ny dstrc ifsvsps euuntyl sud that al settlements legally Hads under the preemTsian ard hotsrstsad iaH1 arr vsls9 sczs4isx te fks lass af tA4 Ipited kA4lap
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
The Military and the Indians.

Almost all the troops belonging to the Third Cavalry, that recently arrived here from 'psw Mexico, are now To thc field prospecting for Indians, and earsestly hope that they will hpd lots Of tbe red devils, and scnd them to Dzvy Jones' locker. The greater part Of the troops are scouting ln the Nailarai country. One small party was sent oui io NTlliamson Valley, SO soon as Gen. Wheaton learned of the recent robbeFy =ssa ssansasr thai .ai-laA Thar Wlli Sa4rch ths vicinity for thc mnrderefs snd robbers. C0nsid. esahls enNieGg ls fst by sone of our citizrus fe. gatding the location Of posis but the majority oi them feel a deeper Interest n having ue troops kept 10 the field, killing and harrassing our ene- mics. Indians are now qaiie plenty around scvc- ral settlements and, just now, is a very good time io go for them, therefore, thank tbs officer in command of this su5-disfrici for placing the mounted force under his cotnmand in the held. where they may accoDpiish grrat good for ,hc Territory and thc country. The Indians ac. tive, and 70 are the troops.
 NEw ApvKErIsExExrs.- Reader, peruse the new advertisements In to-day's MISKa, and the old ones. too. By co doing, you may hnd out something Co your advantage.
 LovERs of fun sbnuid attend tue performance that viii be given al Kefrs Hail, t.sss svgsiEg The boys offer good bln, aud have deter mined npon playing II well.
 FRox CANT DATE CRrEK-osr correspondent a, this place, writing under date Of the @5sh inst says.
 News, al this post, is ai present very dui- No Indians have been seen since Nf. D0rgan vas wounded There arc plenty Of elgu in tle noun tains around the post
 Tae lasfncrs in this secisopare praying for rAin The lrsriay uoad yield fair crop v h SAA Co rain about i've or three incheS. Mining matters progress slowly. We wiii have, tomorrow. tEo partles ai woJk on our lOd,s. and iu shori time will know what they are worth. Lieut. bpham with porlion ol the Firsi cavalry lefi hers tAs morning. from hisn we leAfned that uicre VIII be no cavalry company stAiionod I tbs post. We hfo very TBsCtl iszs=t= = h. -'i.tste'+s "i .S- cry uapreiudiccd person. this point h morf 'n need oi cavalry than any post in the sap-diruiei As we cannot hclp ourselves, sc can oEly inauiee !n the customary army growl, Shich, assure you, is the esnllmcat of the entire population of this section Of the world, both military and eaii1ens.
 TIE Bashford Mining Company have susPensed operations ln their claims on Lower Lynx Greek. Cause--uo water The last run made paid be. tween sa0o and sl000 per day to the hand.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
Arw Aarertisemcnts.
S5OO.O0 REWARD!

Escaped from the ja of YaynIa Ceusty aa the sgh. Of the 2fth itst. JOsEPH JOHNSON and MILAN Cot HSE charged with the murder of THOMAS McGoyRRS.N will give e reward of Five Hundred Dollars (sJOOOO) to any person who will apprchend and deliver the said Johnson and Collins three hundred dprars for the apprehension and delivery Of Johnson and two hundred dollars for the apprehension and delivery of Collins.
 Descriptions
 Joseph Johnson Is about 26 year of nge six feet high black eyss and hair dark complexion, heavy. will weigl nearly two hundred pounds. Wore short beard all his Gce.
 William Collins is about 2s years of age five feet six inches high; blue eyes light hair, and fair complexion will pay the above reward to any person Pcrsors who will bcth either of sad Icrons and deliver them tO ai Prescott YayRpai county. A. T.
 JOHN l.. TAYLOR, Sheriff Yavapai Co. Prescott, Arizona April 27 1909.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
To Owners of Stock.

The undsrz rped l. prepared to herd ssok -bosh Day and NrhiSs his raneh in Chiso Y1isy tse fsswing terr1ss
 Day snA Nght--esno Tsr Hnoush fr every animal so hFrdsd Day, oHiy-s4Do T~s nsarfh. fes each animal Tbeye fsioe. are 10 czrrepcy. Animals iea n care q A. c. pura. Prs-essi ~Ir ss tsksb to Dc raHrE rVFfy ssFssSY, s@A = s= f1s=s@ whenever tAlu ners rN5F1Ns oesrN e fhHs ensct NJ usafh n nf fbs snlee aud t-ss in ihe noaesy nf,os uklch hsrd lsock aH1 entrusted y ih be well taken G
 l. E. LINKS Csino Valley. ATril E isN H5ss0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
District Court Calendar.

We are indebted to F. W. Wells, Clerk of the Third District Court, for the following list of civil cases, now on the Calendar. and to be tried before Judge Turner at the May term of said Court, which commences in Prescott Monday next;
 No %. wm. R. Murray, ct al., ys. Henry Wick enhurg ct al
 Ditch X Mining Co.,, et al
 No 35. O. F. Spauding, vs. w. K: Lamson.
 No 45. L. L. Treadw ell, ys. Chas. c. Johnson, et al.
 No %. F. NJ. Chapman, ys, Jas. Buchanan.
 No l0i Jos Melvin, vs b. R. Clendenin, e al. No lO2 Wm. c. PoindeXter, vs Henry Wick enburg. et al.
 No. ll4 J. c. Campbell, vs. Thos. c. Devin, et al.
 No nc Jos. Goldwater, vs wm. H. Kirkland. No. l22 L. Edgerton, et al., vs, solomon Shoup. No l26 Harrison Cline, ys. w. O. Davis.
 No. l27 Wm. Gison, vs- c, w. Beach
 No. l29 Wm. Galaspy, vs. Jno. Roach.
 No. 1S0. NJ. Ravena, vs. l.. E. st. James, ct al
 No 182 M Rayena, ys. C. A. Luke.
 No. lS3 wormser X Co, vs. Joaquin Barbeny, ct al.
 No. l3i wormser X Co.,, vs Robert Postle.
 No l85 WorInser d O., vs. Henry Ciflon.
 No. l37. Loren $. Jenks, vs. F. A. Cook, admin istrator.
 PERSONALLY. l.. MGller, of this place, bade adieu 10 his numerous friends, Wednesday last, and started on visit to relatives in the states. He will accompany Lieutenant Wclls' command as far as New Mexico; from thence he will stage it to the end of the Kansas Pacific Railroad, and then rail on East Friend M@ller has our sincere wishes for a safe Journey, pleasant time, and speedy return. He Is good man, and true Ari- Eonlan. Mir. Locke, recently of san Franciseo, Callior- nia, started for New Mexico, Wednesday last, with the military.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
ARMY SUPPLIES. Office Chief Quartermaster, Sub-District
 of Northern Arizona. Fort whipple, A. T. April 18th. 1870.

Tho undersigned invites propositions from tho hrmsrs, rsnehmen or others for the delivery sf Cora or Barley, well sacked at Por whipple. Camp Verde and Camp Date Greek, A. T. Prices should be stated in Usited States legal tender notes
 So far such propositions may be acoefed payments will be made immediately uIsa the delivery of the Ar cles.
 C. W. FOSTER
 Bv't Colonel and A. c. M, |. s. Army Chief Quartormastsr sub.D District Northern Arizona
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30

for supplying the U. $. artennassers Department wh Three Hundred COO Tons of Hay or less. of tvo thousand @ GOO pounds 10 the ton,
 AT CAMP MOHAYE, A. T. Bids vf be received for te entire amount three har. dred C3OD tons for hundred Cloo) tons each The hay be of quality and mus, be dc. yercd in The stack in the Goyernment Corral as Camp Mohave, A. T. al such times aud in such quantities the QsuarierHasters Department may require. m Bidders viii state their prices per ton in gold eoin Es hay delivered in the stack and proes be written well As expressed in fgur-.
 No bids will be entertained unless aeoompanied rith deposit of thousand ts2 O0oOo doars in C. Legal Tender Notes guaranty that the biddsr wiu enter ase rentrac made in accordance wis ths iern of his bid II t should bo awarded hiin
 Bidders viii please give the names of the persons ,ry pu,fo-s 10 oaer suretes to a oouiz.cl .i m tu The hay called for in this advertisement will rrcsyed subject io inspection by the receiving ofIcers
 Payment will be made in U. S. gld coin u eqniya. lent tn legal tender notes immediately afer ie recsip, of the Hay 1T the ouarsrmassss Department be la fandl n0 then funds may be received H such pur- pee. The right reserved reiect sny aud al bids aud ,o accept the whole any portion of the hay
 copy of ts adversisereu, Ca slip cut from ts papeI must bs sitsohed Co earh bid
 Bids tiai do no comply wb the assSve FequireDebs.. uii no, be entertained
 Proposals to be lndorsod, Proposals sor surplyne Hay Ai Camp Mohavs A T., and to bo sirrased so he undsrsigbsd
 Al expenses incurred fr fhs advertisefnsu, ~ be paid by tho successful bidder
 Baaess invited Co present tbs opening ofthe hida fa
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 Fin, Lasus l9,h |. $. Inf, Bvt osFa U S Army. Eyrl6@ A. A. C. M
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
ARMY SUPPLIES.
Office of the Acting Assistant
 Quartermaster. Camp Mcdowell A T. April 18th. 1870
sealed Propesals. In Trfpiieass, win . received Ai ths oasee nAai I2 o'clock M,
 Wednesday,. June lst. 1870,

sos supplying she U. $. oaArserma.,ess Department
 AT CAMP MCDOWELL, A. T., @ Win One rbousand q GOO Cords of Wood i-ss, as may required tsr year from October iss is7o The Wed mas eonzss eutirsly of 'Siesqaii asa he delivered ai and such quantities the Guar ermasses Department nay require cord to consist of one hundred and twenty eight s eshs ssst and io be closely piled
 Bhiders win state eir pios per csrd a gold cen, is wood to ee thus delivered.
 The aAlass af lsAs, good sures mus ss gwen h the prassosals. Pay.ut wiiI made s '. s gold eoa. of is squisa' ieai n legal tender notes immediately afe ths receIa f the wood n the QuaEtsrmasiers Department bs h fands t not then fands may De received f such Pa pee.
 copy of this advertisement (A sip from this pAPeD must be aisaehed to each bld.
 The right s roerved to reject any and all hds and io aocept tAe whole or my portion of sho Wool aka Proposals to endorsed, Proposals for supplying Fuel at Camp MsDoWsn A. T." and to be addressed to the undersigned.
 Bidders are invited be present at fo epsHiug of tho bids aa
 J, L. JOHNSTON
 Bvt cars- and A. A, c. M., U. & Army.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
NOTICE

The Go parsnershir heretofore existing setweea he .n' dersigned under the Grn name Of CRAY ~ uos M Lt Par and Prescott Ar1ona, s this day dssoNeo py uAi consent
 r~ An uer.ons indebted the firm are requested Co ''Ne 'e" " L. C. CRAY r.er t-.tr CE. HITCHCOCK,
 R COLES. Prescott, April l, lsIo. srr'a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
HERBERT BOWERS, Post Trader, Fort whippie, \. IT.,

Greoarlei, PrsrisioEs, Caa Fni,s, Co;Lisg, Boots, SRos, Stationery, PaAcy Goofs,
 1eaoos C9dys. 6c., lie, also kesps ceuaausy baud aaa fs sAia he fs lowing arloles af uf vtich pro uuAuufacnrcd 4i Ais Agza Fro NH % ullss sasi ff01 Prrseoas Flour Graham Flour, Baekwbeat Fsoar, Bolted Corn Meal, Bran and shorts The Soar h good the isesi imported CaIfsraa of whioh h tAkes Ssso0sasaos in thls marksL
 Prices Reasonable. Cal and examine fs yosrselye~
 N BOWERS Posi Trader nAEG FeH whlPsae.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
ARMY SUPPLIES. Office of the Acting Assistant
 Quartermaster. Camp Mcdowell A T. April 18th 1870 Sealed PrepssAts. in Trlpsfests, win be fcoeised Hs shs cescc until i2 o'ciock M a Saturday, May 2isf. 1870,


 tas sspplyipg ils L. S, cArser1aassegs DsTarsssest
 AT CAMP MCDOWELL, A. T.. @ ais wish ni@a sve hssassa sAs-ss4ad dsDoooD ps.sds sd HAsssy. t afss Bs. wn t- s-csiv.a t,r the estire any r-r ~ sha ansuus provided po ba iess than rve hsndres thsus~na cso.gS0) yssuBas.
 Ttw h3r4ey ssuss ~ tr sess quHlsty rassed n sA of us Tersor soGsd and ire sfou all dri and Erss s1ssaaes- and b b. eleGsed utth -prssg :,i bfrs asvssy Also be delivered sne tiloe aud Iu Eoa ssHss shs eu-rssaasssrs DsEa~1rseni may qs.rr. Bidder. win tef Tees ger rouna n gold sois for s@raey ., hs tn. AsBser~d lt h Pad bad be srned by tSo responsible Ter-uas sarssies that To contract s awarded the wi bs entered into zaa futEllad
 PzyIoeu, win hs made h U. S Fol4 coiu or its squiva. legzi fendsr notes isinedsisy asr he reoeis of shs graia. ths cuAraeF1nAssrs D~F@rssat b< h fAnds theu fsus may be received ior such par poss.
 The rha Ee.srved sa rvis aay and all bids and to seceIs ths whole any portion of iie grain cry gf fis advertisement la sP from this p&Fssl zas, s+ Htsaehea zach nd A Propoasis Co be eBaorsed, Proposals for sapplying siralu Camp nrD0ueii. A. and is the uadersigued.
 Bidders a,s Invited pssesi tAs oI~nlsg of the iaaI ta
 IL JOHNSTON.
 Bvr csPr and A. A. c N~ C. & Army.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
PIONEER BOOT AND SHOE
 MANUFACToRY,
 GRANITE STREET, PRESCOTT.

On hand aai for sale, excellent sszor;uaeni of q Ready. Made BOOTS etc, for LaAies, Nsses A- Children and Gentlemen
 Bo0s shoes. etc. made tO order Repairing FsomPny attended to. Proes nsesonable. JOHN LAUGHLlN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30
Prescott Sarertisen1cuts.
ARMY SUPPLIES.
Office of the Acting Assistant
 Quartermaster. aleR
Saturday, June 4th, 1870,
Camp Moiave, A. T. April 2d, 1870.

sesied Proposals, fla TripIieats, win be ,erelyed nt tl,s office nntI trrlxe ncInck NJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-30

fr supplying the U. s. carternassers Department wi,h
 Three Hundred COO Tons of Hay, less. Of iro thousand @ GOO pounds 10 the ton, i.