The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-06-18

but the present is m uuiavoraDie time to pr--s 'hs matter upon Inc attcntlop of citizens, SO we will content ourself by saying that new road, ria the old Miller trail. from Prescott to Skull Valley. ought to be made, as soon as possible. We wish all our weiItodo citizens felt like Mir. Moves for then VIC know Una, a road would soon be made over this route.
 wmLnxsos's vALLKr is coming out We are told that there are nt present, two drinking sa- looms there. tA 3st0t t-Jtf
 HARD TO KiLL-'Tis hard to kin the native bi. peds and qdadrupcd. Of this Territory We have known IndIans, deeF, etc. to get up and run like sixty, with one and sometimes two ounces Of lead in their carcasses, therefore, prepared 10 be. heve story told us short time ago, by George Lount, about squlrrd which he shot, near his place, short distance above Prescott. George says his bullet grazed Mir squIrril's mdrir, tear. ing big hole. ont of which protruded the aui- insls inlesiIes yet 1t made good time to its re. treatin the rocks, and. after getting ln, fought small purp which tried 10 drive lt out
 THuRsDAY evening last ve were honored with a visit from Heo,enantJ. r. Claley. of Camp Date Crcek;-and Lieutenant E. B. Hubbard, 4. A. e. f N, at Camp Tcli-G;ate. Lieutenant Cluley, and the enlisted men who came up here with him, buried ihe bodies Of Johnson and Watson, the two men recently murdered by Indians. near Willow springs. Lieutenant Hubbard reported all qaie. in the vicinity Of his post the Indians out there being on their good behaviour.
 cooD many discharged soldier. are now In Prescott More win De aiscnmged coon, when most of the companies in this vicinity will be companies only in oame. and, Of course. unable to do more than protect thesn.ciscs and sbe Gov ernmeni property from the Apaehcs.
 saHRArH scHooL LCELEBRAfios.-Af friend, vbo attended this Celebration has kindly furnished us ~iih the foiowIng account of the sfasr "Tbe Fourth Anniversary Of the Prescott Sab bath school wac celebrated sunday afternoon hat. in ihe Court room. which was neatly and hand. sotnely decorated with banners and moi,oes ~iih beautiful scripturai selections, wrea,hed with everYrerns, and aoral hoqusts, tastefaly arranged 10 suit the occasion. Al o'clock, the sxrrciscs, consisting af singing, declaimiEg and reci,aiions began and tlSai the ilt,lc actors performed their parts wrii sEss ;ss=; ;heis-s... ee-s appreciated. vas evidenced from the occssionai barsts Of ap- plaase and merrineut tha, greeted them from the audience. To gay who acquitted themselves best, would bc undertaking the task of too eiose discerning critic; but t Is easy 10 say that they all merited the close atteEsiou and applauss of all present Afier tbe speaking. etc. came the ever pleasant eerrfnouy of distributing rewards, for good aftepdapce--cards, etc. which were thank. fully received by the little doDees, eonid be seen from the sparkle of theis efes they ss- ceived their gifs. The report Of the school, for the past yev was read aeKi. which showed n hrisht resord for school ef sisii4rcu 70 yoah.,. and i.sachevs sc s-E Aner whieh th, lDoxology ~As sung. the whole audience, rislns to thsir fees, and Joining in vim rheir mot har monlous siraIns and ihe celebration vas over The ilItls fsloss ssss,ssd oel. fAiRslhg. taAi ss ior tleSnEsives. H wAs vnly gssstion of tiiue ir the fact of Ebe!r being public speakers tn reality
 MEssEs. A. r. DAvIs, C. W. C. Rouell and WGn. II. Hardy. arrived hrrs iA.i ThursaAE aigisl from HardyvfIie and Mehavr Cfy. Ou the Colo rado river Mr RoweIl has Iusl returned from the Fa,t They -epou the iadians sHies dovr their way, bat say that the Mohaves. who Ays ne@r the La Pax AlIon, were stsng ugly and threatening mischief
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 Ma. HsKbrsr Bowxss & BRo. have sold shs
 Montezuma Building. fronting the fiAzs, on Mon . tezuma street, to C. A. Lake & B. C. BAsa, foI
 ss.co Mr. Laks ls one of osF young, enter {, pFislng buslDcsa men. who has been 10 the Terri , tory about six years. resided mostly in HSsss' , county, arrived here In JAaaars last, broagh
 with hlm iArge stock of liquors 10 start with During his slay among us, MF. Lake has msd' .f arA fsfu are bright. Mr. BAin Is one Of oar old stand : byes. NWZl9MN NMH9 sKE notice, in advertising columns, regardin,
 closing of present tsvm Of Preseou school. DAscE,-The Elysian Club. of this place, 10 duiged in their regular monthly daucv, al thei Hall. on Thursday evening last We were no
 present, but learn from those ~ho were, that th
 affair vas very enjoyable.
 ll WI BREcHT and Louis wortmAn have dis q solved partnership. Mr. Breehi wlil collect an' ' settle accounts.
 Is .CArrAIs TrLLr, A. sC. s., d Camp MohsSe g. Adveriises for proposals for furnishing hay aD' i corn fodder at that post For particulars, sc'
 advertisement.
 AEfLh>Ea--LteHtenenls sf-Aafn sna cocstnsn' Fetasnea nome Thnrsday last, after having scout
 cd the country to the southsasi of Prescott Tn command kiiled two Indians, wounded one ant
 deftToysd great deal of Indlap prssr -.
 Want of space prevents us from giving ihe Incl :. dents of their hard scout, We must state. how [ ever, that the Lieutenant and his little band o
 soldiers and eitsens travelled over great exten f of rough country, and tried their very bes, l' cafch and kili more .savAgcs Clsisens Rier
 Townsend and Branaman were with the Lieu