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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
INDIANS SUING FOR PEACE.
Is the Good Time Coming |?

ii is. if the rumors now in circulation con corning the expressed determination Of vari- ous tribes of Apaches to bury the hatchet, and take their white brothers by the hand instead of by the throat, as heretofore, turns out to be true. If the savages really mean to do this, all will soon be we'll with them and us. We really hope their professions of peace are sincere, and that the little "un- pleasantness," on the Agua Eric, Monday last, was sort of closing frolc. The once savage Coyoteros are now said to be pious and lamb like, the daring, vengeful Finals, show symp- toms of hunger and banker after Government rations; and the cruel, treacherous Apache Mohayes and Yavapais, to the west of us, profess desire to sin no more! Several hun dred of the latter are, it is said, encamped near the Santa Maria river, about forty miles north of Camp Date Creek, prepared to treat with the military authorities, and help us fight our enemies. So they have informed Colonel 0'Beirne, of Camp Date Greek, through some Mexicans, who were out there cutting hay, whom the Indians visited under nag Oi tFuCe. VI CouIsci Neue41l cboheulah has been apprised of all this, and has taken action in the matter, but what that action is we cannot now say. We only know that the savages cannot fool him, should that be the game they wish to play. The Mexicans on returning from the Indian camp, told Colonel O'Beirne that many of the warriors were well armed, with guns, and had plenty oi ammunition. When asked where they got so much powder and lead, we are told they replied, At La Pax" Col. .O'Beirne's force being rather small, General Stoneman wa not slow in sending Captain Monihon and B troopers, from Fort Rawlins, to assist him il case of an emergency. What the result O all this peace talk will be, is, at present,
 mystery.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Late Eastern News.

Both houses of Congress have agreed to continue the income tax two years longer, at the reduced rate of 2 per cent. The allow ance for rent has been limited to $500, and exemption tax, s2,0O0.
 Fifty thousand dollars has been appropra- ted by Congress to defray the expenses of the Sioux Indian delegation to Washington The money might as properly and usefully have been given to white murderers and stock thieves.
 Congress iias 's5 EuacSat: 1i,e naturalization laws as to prevent Chinese from becoming citizens
 new currency bill has passed both branches of Congress, which gives California Sl,7l7, 1888, Oregon, Sl6l ,273, and Washing ton Territory ST, ,lS0 more circulation. | Admiral John II. Dahlgren died at Wash ington Navy Yard, July 12 | Tue new tax bill reduces the national tax ation seventy-siK millions.
 New Mexico has failed to become State. Committee disagreed on some minor points.
 Starr and Thompson, Fcnian Generals, have been convicted of violating the United States Neutrality laws, and sentenced to two years each in Auburn (N. Y.) jail.
 In the Ecumenical Council at Rome, July II, the dogma of infallibilty was adopted by a vote of 450 affirmatives to Si negatives, and 66 conditional. Ex-Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey has been nominated by the President to sue ceed J. Lothrop Motley, Minister to Eng
 land.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Items In Brief.

Morris E. Ward, good writer, has retired | from the Georgetown (Colorado) Miaer. A. W. Barnard still sticks by it....A fire at New Hampshire, July 8, de- stroyed s250,00O worth of property There IS some talk of erecting monument to the late Col. Baker. Gen. Sherman threatens to visit California this summer. Times in the East are said to be very flat caused, principally, by the failure of the wheat. The drought has been very severe in the Western States Arkansas negroes refuse to work with Chnamen Where is Sumner .. Dr. Poland, of San Francisco, says "gin is val uable article of diet for children, and whisky as an accompaniment for adults" The Dr. must have beer joking Whitney's Mu- sical Guest" published at Toledo, Ohio, is we'll worth the subscription price, one dollar a year. It contains new songs, music, and plenty of choice reading matter. ....An ex- change says: "Water is scarce and of poor quality at Virginia City, Nevada" Here in Prescott, water is plenty, and good, and we advise Virginians to come and try it. ... The Capitol Chronicle, of Boise City, Idaho, has started in on it's second volume. At latest dates from Europe, the chances for a muss between France and Prussia, were good. Spain was the bone they proposed to pick. Prussia and some Spaniards wanted one Leopold, of bhenzolern, for King of Spain. | France didn't and that's what ails the par ties .. Major George NJ. Wright, late city editor of the San Francisco Ala, died, re- gently in San Francisco. He has left behind him a good record as a writer, warrior and gentleman. (. The other day, in San Francis co, Major Jack Stratman, aged 46, pounded and kicked F. Marriott, editor of the Ner' | Letter, aged 72 in a brutal manner |. Tho white workngmen of San Francisco had [ big procession, recently, one of the banner
 carried by them bore the representation of [
 poor white man asking, "Can.you give m'
 Employment P while fat capitalist says
 "Chy Lung, drive this vagabond from th, Door, Tine Cooiie Labor System leaves u
 but the alternative of Starvation or Disgrace.
 .. General John F. Miller and other luck,
 hoH,5res have been granted the sole right l.
 fish in Alaska waters for the next twent,
 years, by Congress and the President. Wa
 it for their benefit the people paid S7 7,O0O,OOC
 for Alaska Elko county, Nevada, has ! in one year, run in debt Sl00,O00. Its off , cers are Radicals.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Blending of Colors in the Army.

We have seen it stated, in some paper, that white recruits have recently been assigned to the two negro cavalry regiments now in the service of the United States, and we take this occasion to assert that, unless the whites wanted to join said regiments, they have been meanly dealt with. Better muster out those two negro regiments, if their ranks cannot be filled by negroes, than to force white men to eat, drink, sleep, and do duty with members of race for whom nature has implanted in their bosoms irreyerence, if not detestation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
From New Mexico.

Three of our citizens-A. c. Williamson, Lew. Alter and Adam Scott-arriyed home early the present week from New Mexico whither they went, some time ago, for the purpose of purchasing sheep. Mr. William son went as far east as Kansas City, Missouri, which place, he says, has grown immensely within the last five or six years. The party purchased LOO head of sheep, in the yicin- ity of Albuquerque, and had good success in getting them through, having lost but ten head on the route. They found water and grass in abundance. They, of course, came via the 35th parallel route. Times were ex- ceedingly hard in New Mexico, and prices of clothing, etc, were just as higL in Albuquer- que, as they are here. Flour was eight dol lars hundred. Some eight or ten able bod jed men--immigrants-c through with them. Mir. Williamson says that several families from Illinois had started for Prescott. At Santa Fe, he met Littig and Blair, who ran away from Prescott short time ago. leaving several debts behind them T.sy were running a brewery. Col. Price, the military commander at Fort Wingate, had got into trouble with the civil authorities about scoundrel named Earth, whom tn, Colonel holds prisoner for having sold ammu
 milton to the Apaches. The civil authoritie. wanted to take charge of~he wretch, and tho Colonel would not give him up. The part, saw no Indians on the road.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
California.

From the San Bernardino GuandiaH, we learn that rich quicksilver lead had been found six miles from its town; one night, re- gently, fiend tried to commit an outrage on widow lady named Bryet. The mines were paying. Judge Reavis, S. Story, J. Flores, A. F. McKenney and J. Curtis had arrived from this Territory. Bears had chased Mir. J. J. Atkinson, on the Mohave. A hay stack belonging to Frank Smith had been con suued by fire. A lot of rich copper ore from the Clark District, on the other side of the Colorado, had arrived. John Moss was Superintendent of the mine. The Active Base Ball Club had challenged the Phoenix. of Los Angeles, to playa game. The Guar- didn contains the marriage notice of James Cusenbary, formerly of Wickenburg, in this Territory, to Miss Elizabeth May Davis. The ceremony took place July 2d, at Iudepend- ence, Missouri. A severe shock of earth quake was felt at Fort Tejon on the l7th ult. A little son of Henry Rable, had been kicked to death by vicious mule.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
From West of Us.

Vim. H. Hardy, of Hardyyiile, Mohave county, arrived in Prescott Monday morning last, and left again on the evening of the same day. From him we learned as follows: The Wallapai Indians were peaceable, Mir. H. Saw several of them scattered along the road The seven white men engaged in farming at Fort Rock were getting along first rate; their crops were looking splendid. They allowed no Indians to loaf around their prem ises. A steamboat was expected at Hardy vile, when Mir il. left there, with goods from the mouth of the Colorado. Dr. Pal mer had visited the river, on "bugging" expedition for the Smithsonian Institute, and to see into other matters. He went down the river as far as the Indian reservation.
 The Mormons talked seriously of establish ing settlements in the northwest portion of Arizona. One of their head men lately told Mir. II. that they would soon send out ex ploring parties. Let them come; if they be- have themselves they will be welcomed by our people, who are anxious to have that portion of the Territory peopled.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Southern Arizona.

We have the Tucson ArizoaaR of July 2d and 9th: Correspondence from Camp Grant, states, on the authority of some Indians, who had visited the post, that Azuk chief of the Pinal Apaches, and forty of his tribe, were killed by Lieutenant Gushing, and command, in the recent fight It was said the Finals wished to make peace. James A. Moore is now Postmaster at Maricopa Wells, and we know he will make good one. Sydney K. DeLong has been appointed Postmaster at Apache Pass. DeLong is an old editor. A number of Tucson Mexicans had indulged in free fight. The Pima Supervisors have fixed the following rate of taxation: For county purposes, 2i per cent. for Territory, per cent. man named Smith from the Burro mines, shot and killed his partner, near Tucson, recently. Itappears he was justified in so doing. Smith had surrendered to the Sheriff. July 2d, at Mescal Ranch, 40 Indi- ans made an attack upon traiE of wagons belonging to MT. Yerkes, who, with his team. sters, repulsed the savages, after killing one Indian and two horses. Judge Tongue, who had just returned to Tucson, from Camp Ord
 says the Apache reservation covers an area o
 1000 square miles. Two thousand Indian;
 were at the post.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

GOLD AND GREENBAcKs-The Los Angeles Star, of July 19, says "Tbe war news con tinues to affect the gold market Dispatches of yesterday report it at l2l greenbacks, s2i. The United States bonds purchased by capitalists in the Prussian States during our war, as good speculation and safe invest ment, are now being thrown upon the Euro pean market, in order to raise coin for war purposes. Hence the rise of gold in the Uni ted States.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

FAST TmE.--A St. Louis telegram of July 5tb, is as follows
 The steamer R. #. Lee arrived here at 1l:25 yesterday, going in 3 days IS hours from New Orleans, and beating the time of the Natehez, on her last trip, 3 hours A minutes. and the /. M What's, famous trip, 4 hours and 55 minutes. The Natohez was de- tained by the heavy fogs below Grand Tower, l2 miles below. There was immense excite ment on the arrival of the Lee. Thousands lined the river and the steamer was greeted with prolonged cheers Over Sl,OO0,OOO is believed to have changed hands on the result of this race.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
WAR IN EUROPE.
Fighting Commenced

War was declared by France July l5, against Prussia. Cause assigned, the election of Prince Leopold, of Hohenzollem to the vacant throne of Spain. Prussia is reported unanimous in favor of the war. The Emperor N2 .YteUa has taken the field, and the latest news says battle had been fought on Prus sian soil, the French attacking. Result not 'scS$cd.
 '.'Yny belligerents have agreed to respect Englands neutrality, but the London Post says any violation of Belgian soil ends her neutrality.
 Holland, Switzerland, Sweden and other nations have declared themselves neutrals.
 The London journals generally denounce Frances action.
 The war between France and Prussia can but largely affect business in the United States.
 A Washington dispatch of July Is, says All the North German Steamship lines have ceased running. Our foreign mails are stop ped in New York and Baltimore. The Post. master General is arranging with the Cunard and Inman lines to carry our mails tempo rarily. American perties have put in prop ositon to carry the mails under the American | flag
 Private dispatches from Washington say that Admiral Porter recommends the enlist ment of ls,000 seamen, and the immediate placing of the navy on war footing. Th' President is being urged to convene Congress at an carly day, to legislate accordingly.
 Wheat advanced l3 cents per bushel il Chicago on receipt of the news
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

DEMOCRATIC ADDREss.-Democratic Sena. tors and Congressmen have recently issued an address 10 the voters of the United States, in which they advise all conservative voters to prepare for the Presidential contest of 1872, but, as our people will not be permitted to take part in the contest, we do not care to say much upon the subject. Wish Congress would pass law giving the people of the Territories the right to participate in electing National Executives, also, to elect Territorial officials. The Press of the Terri tories should earnestly demand these conces- kions.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

"THE WESTERN MONTHLY" published at Chicago, Illinois, is an excellent publication, and we have not done it justice in not notic- ing it ere this. The July number contains an ably written paper on matters and things in the Southern part of this Territory, from which we may hereafter extract. The arti- cle is entitled "San Xavier del Bac" and over it, in the magazine, appears the name, Josephine Clifford" who, we suppose wrote it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby gwen tsai to Tszruapes d 70 ofdf the Probate Court To and Or he County d fsYAtSi Id ritoy of Arizona duly made and catered on tss L aas May A. n ls7o in the of he esfats ef RAAtus FOUGHT, deceased, the undersigned, adn'insir.s E L said estais will sell at public auction, io the hg e uf for cash aud subject cnuhfmaoa by sad lJoees Na on Monday. the 23d day of May, A. ID. h'y' a l2 o'clock NJ Of tha, day iH fu' of the cour Bea's the of Prescott all the light tile interest sn s, of sd nies'afe at the time of ks deafh and a ihs h that the said estate has by oysrssa of law er ohss acquired than in addition io that sf ne s tate al ts time of his death in and Co one hlsis1 - twelve Qi2) feet n the first eastern exiensea tAs ,urn mine and two lots with buildings and nrfo' ss,, therson kn0ws as Fraaks markei % ths hofls - of Main street in the iowa of wickebbgrT snd tasY ExJ p u.p.N.v, A,,,,rpey. nyiA
 Prescott, May !, 1870.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
$5O REWARD.

Stolen from the front Of Campbell and Bnffum's store, Prescott, on the night of the l7th inst, a bay pony. with white face, having on U. s. saddle and bridle. The pony has the unheaed marks of a kick on the right shoulder. and the pastern of the right hind foot and under the right front leg is skinned and rope marked. caused in shoeing. The above reward will be paid by delivery of the pony 10 Lieut.. John c. Graham, Sd Cavalry, at Fort Whipple.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

EHRENBERG AND ARIZONA CITY, two com mercial centres, on the Colorado river, in this Territory, have grown immensely in the past year. The great firm of Hooper, Whiting & Co.,, of Arizona City, have contributed, in an eminent degree, to the growth and pros perity of that place, and Goldwater & Bro, have built up Ehrenberg. Success to both places. say we
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

BoRS.-In this city, July 2d, to the wife of Gov A. P. K. Stafford, of Arizona, a son. Saa Diego Onion, July Sh.
 We congratulate the Governor and his ex- cellent wife, on this, their first contribution to the population of the country. Our only regret is that the youDgster was not born in the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

A. E. DAVIS, of Mohave City has informed us, by letter, that he will soon establish him self in business at Williamson Valley, this county. Our county will be gainer thereby, as Mir D. is good, energetic citizen. Mrs. D. will, Of course, come with him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

h sEArTLE.-C. W. Stanley, formerly of this place, was, at latest accounts, wading through the mud at Seattle, Washington Territory. In a recent letter to us, he says Seattle is ia very fine place." but not quite so n9ee as Prescott. He threatens to return here soon, in company with sister of Sorosis
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Confirmed.

A Washington dispatch, of July l3, states that John Wasson had been confirmed Sur veyor-General of this Territory. We are glad of this, and congratulate Mr. ". upon his appointment. From our knowledge of the man, we prophecy that he will make a good and useful officer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

NEW FERRY BoAr.-0ur old amigo, T. Goodman, has procured and placed fine new feny-boat, on the Colorado river, at Ehrenberg, and is making piles of money, by ferrying people, animals and vehicles across our great river He is also running hotel in good style. We charge Tom nothing for thus advertising his business.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

MARRIED.-We have been informed that John NJ. Boggs, formerly of this place, was married, a short time ago in New Mexico, to highly refined lady of that land. If so, we wish John joy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

CONGRESS has shown greater disposition to protect rich manufacturers than to protect poor settlers on the frontiers from being mur- dered and robbed by Indians, which speaks badly for Congress.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Administrators Notice.
Estate of ALFRED JoHNsoN. Deceased

Notice is hereby given o the creditors Of and all per sons having claims against said deceased exhibit the same with the necessary voucher within year from e date of this notice o the undersigned his Attorney at Prescott favapA county Territory 0f Anz0na the same will be forever barred
 By yNo. HowARD, WILSON w JONES.
 His Attorney. Administrator. Prescott, A. T., July O. A. D., Is70. iy2on
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

MIsTAKE.-We made a mistake, last week, in saying that bad, big Indian, named Char lie, had killed white man at Arizona City. The truth is that a white man killed Charlie. No particular.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

GEN. J. NJ. ScHoFIELD, commander of the Division of the Pacific, arrived at San Fran cisco, recently.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

THE Montana Capital Times, died recently from poverty. The Times was good paper, and deserved better fate
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

THE RIGHT MAN FOR PREsrDEST.-Gov. English, of Connecticut. If nominated, no power inside the lines of the Union can de- feat him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
POsfpOnement0 Of Sale. The above sale |. postponed until wsans'd'' August 3d. 1870. JOS KELLY,
 Adminis;is'1
N O TIC E..

All persons having claims azainst tAs lae h' sou < Zimmerman requested Q pfsrsr. . , .ss the undersigned lsrviyng fariner iss s, s,. sa tlement and all tersOns indebted Co the sAia @ a Is save oosts by making immediate payment l,sssy, Gerard Johnson neocssiistcs an iHinfoi~s inc business of the late firm .,,,,,,rpvAy Surviving partner of the fate firm Of JoAn''e
 man.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

TIE CLOUDS OUR OFFICIALS So MUcH DREAD-Red Cloud and Black Cioud--lndi- an and Negro.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

MoTro FOR THE CRBPINs.-In Joss we don't trust. Not much.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Southern Pacific Railroad.

Congress, we are sorry to say, had not, at latest dates from Washington, done anything for this enterprise, and we are told that the bill was considered "dead."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

JouS NJ Bnsx.xAN of wcolsey Valley oasI' s'.I D,s to inc voters of YzvaIai county, as an inas a ,9 ocratlc Candidate for the Onioe of Shenhi ~ - ,;sa election and solicls their supToft -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
ARIZONA STAGE LIND
 La Paz to Prescott

ReruIar Week .. rss, Pr30E 2 by Stage, wftk the hsL s tsr saz1=zfe-skz8 Estween Ia Psz and ffes. saturiy horse passenger stage will leave Ia [r.rs'uA snd dm ,ns s,,,n Ban Bemarino; arriving al Wa1ss.ssssss Mondays. and at Prescott on Tsesisys ,aarsctse sS turning will arrive at La Par on fIiSal r,rbhs the stage for California that dePaf" o" "a. ,,rus ss- Packages, &e.. forwarded % ,el' .'r co.,rsss.
 JAMES GRANT c''' pre.eott October 2 1869.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
IooF.. ARIZONA LODGE NO !

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