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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-07

Gen. A. b. Thompson of Brunswick, died
at his home in that town On Friday afternoon
last. He was a gentleman of prominence
and position, having been leader in the
ranks of the democracy for more than a gen
Grafton, presiding over their conventions,
representing them in National conventions
and receiving many honors at their hands. In
1881 he was State Treasurer, and from 1885 to
1910 Adjutant Gen. of the State. Gen.
Thompson was well advanced in life, and we
believe has always made Brunswick his home.
He was also a prominent Mason, and was
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Maine
for several years, and trustee of the same
institution. He will be buried to-day at three
o'clock with Masonic honors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-07

Cincinnati Produce Markr
CINCINNATI, August 8.
MESS PORK-l2.25
LARD-9k.
BULK MEATS-sides 6k.
BAGON.shoulder, 81 clearri X ;sides 8,
WHISKEY-9l,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-07
local anu State Mems.

Strangers and tourists are daily pouring
into the State from every direction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-07
Special 4WnOuncene
GREAT AUCTION SALE.

win be sold at Public Auction, on THURSDAY,
the 10th day of August. ISL on Haymarket Square,
Lewiston, Maine, the following described property,
first rate Horses, Harnesses, Dump Carts, OK
Wagons, Carts, Drags, Wheebarrows, Picks, Iron
Stump Fuller, complete, and other articles too nu-
merous TO mention.
The above property is very recently returned
from the construction of the extension of the Maine
Central Railroad, and is in fine order.
To contractors or parties desiring such property
in the building of Railroads or other works, this
Cash.
If the day is unpleasant, sale will occur on next
fair day STRAW, PATTERSON & co.
Lewiston, July 81, 1871. aug3-tlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-07
The w Gather.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, August CO. 80 p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-07
FINANCIAL e. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, August 8
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Lost, Strayed or Stolen

4 VALUABLE COW, four years old, light red
"A white star in forehead, with brass knobs on
horns. Was last seen on Tuesday near my prem
ises. Whoever returns said COW, or will leave any
information regarding her whereabouts with Rich
ards & Hall, shall be suitably rewarded.
JOSEPH CAVlL.
Augusta, Aug. 4, 1871. t3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-07
SYMPTOMS
DYSPEPSIA

Are Loss Of Appetite, Wind
and Rising Of Food. Dryness
i'm the Mouth, Heartburn,
DistentiOn of the Stomach
and Bowels. COstiveness,
Headache. Dizziness, Sleep
lessness and low spirits; un-
less checked it surely affects
the mind as well as body and
unfits one for the duties of
life in n short time.
These are all removed by
the use Of WHHe's Speci0lty
for Dyspepsia.
FOR SALE By
+. W. KINSMAN, Water Street,
f. FULLER l. son, Water Street,
AUGUSTA, : MAINE.
aug3-tlw&-wlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-07
MADRID.

Madrid, G.. Four newly discovered &C.
completes in the assassination of Marshal
Prim have been summoned to trial Among
them is an aid-de- camp Of Duke Montpeneir.
The Duke himself has been summoned as a
witness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-07

London, G. The authorities of Dublin have
been forbidden the holding of public meet
ing for the purpose of demanding the release
of Irish political offenders.
Prince lambert of Italy is about to visit
England.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
MINES AND MINING

The work Of developing the Beplamlp and nth CT silver 'sdes, sear Prescoti Is sul being pv.bea with considerable vigor, and great ss,lsfartL.n All the iedges In ths bcls grow larger as they are sunk upon
 The saiDe Is true Of lodges now being worked on Upper Lynx Greek.
 At bradshaw, matters nrc progressing very 6,. Vorabiy. Orc recently brought over from inc IT ger lode ls very rich In silver The owners of this mine viii soon make another large shlnrnen, of orc to San Francisco. They are now working thc tnine at depth of about one hundred r,.t
 In Pine Grove District, Jackson. shoup X co are meeting with great success in mining for quartz and water, and are now on the hunt for dics' of proper size for their mill, the want of which, alone, keeps h idle.
 John A. Rnsh has about made up his mind in place bis little mill on the Hassayampa. st Wal nut Grove, and to work orc from tue Josephine and other lodes, which we know arc rich In free gold.
 Placer miners are still making something. on LyEx Greek and tLe IIassayarBpa
 We have no late news from the southern mar, of Inc county, or from Yuma, Pima, Maricopa and Mohave counties, bat arc in expectation Of receiving fnneh soed ae%s, ssss.
 A small mill, or reduction works, of some sort. IA greatly needed here, to work tbc rich ores now being taken out Of small, but rich lcdgcs near Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
Heavy Mails.

The mails now arriving, and that have arrived al ,he Prescott rossofcc, for time psss, are smply immense, when We take inio considera- ;os ;a5 sge af t:sss scs;iss ss E=ssi5y is uasei- tied state aud the dailne.s of business Every stage snd blackboard, from California, comes iu, heavily LEsu with [. < mail bags. to the great discomfort of passeBgcrs This being the case, our Delegate and people ~osId do well io Trcss upon Congress aud the Postmaster General she great necessity of Increasing the seryicr over She route hence 10 San Bernafdino to at least ul. weekly, ahd of placing service upon the Hardy. vile rostc, bosE of wbieh rong-s might eonneei al Prescott, with route to New Mexico
 Mr Grant, the contractor on the Prescott and San Bcrnaraiuo rou.e, ls, and has been. doing hts bess to accommodate the people, but, with Aznal- weekly service, he ands h rather A hard lob so Aeep ap with the umes
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
District Court.

Proceedings In civil cAsos, November term, 1sTl.
 Cailumbcr "a Cuilnmber, demurrer ovorruloa, len days given defendant 10 answer.
 Copeland vs. Heliings ct al, Pitf admits isaac ppon answer Of non joinder and allowed by SoaTi to ameud by beinging n additional partles defendants
 Afnderson Ecndersos vs. Bcardslcc, Judg. meHi Tor plaintiff foT fosH.4a. and eosis
 siarsrave vs. BcA@, gsdsEsSnt ssr EilaintiG for sa3S.oO a@d costa
 "asoh vs Beach, judgment for defendant for costs.
 Eobcr! Garsids admitted to citizenship.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
rnstaIla,son Of omeers

About o'clock, "Wednesday last, thc Drothes- hood Of AEilaa Lods~ No. IT. Y. &. A. N, As- sembIea in Ihslr Hsil al tsis place. whoa Inc foL lo~Ing.named Pcrsons were duiy installed, As ot heers of the Lodge. IorIbe enssing NasOnie year
 HeEcklah Brooks, W. N. 4. so. Moves, s. " Thomas s. Rufr, ]. ". AaFos wsrtheiTcr, Treasurer; Thoa. cordls, ssc'y Geo. Lount, <. D. Gullford Hathaway. [. D.; Sam1 C Miller, Steward rcG Thompssa, Steward Geo F. Berry, Tyler,
 The rcsi az ~. h.--G. ". Curtis-had beid the position for the past i've years, and per. formed ils daiIes to the entire sRIfscIion of the Lodge.
 Axtlan is now In sozsishiBg condition, with . Iasge mcmacrship, aud money is Iss TFoAssTy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
The 'A aMiner.
Local Intelligence.
PREscoTr. December 20, 1871
Personal Etc.

Personal Etc.
 I yo.hay started one day last week, for San rranelsco. ,ia waliapai Mining District, Mohave .c,uuty We learn that Che object of Mir. Voshay's yi., 10 the Bay Cty, this time, Is to close ne- ,,,,lstons for the sale of the Benjtmin, and per Ian. otber mines, near Prescott, all of which VIC are assured. are now looking exceedingly well. He took with him several sacks Of orc, which he confidently expected, will yield at the rate Of over e OOCto the ton.
 Allen Culumbcr of Walnut Grove, has been in town, spending Christmas. He being an old resident O: this section, ws asked bim to prophe- s~y a il,ile regarding weather e.c., which he cid by assuflug Us that he expected to see great deal .of snow and rain, this winter snd neIt spring
 T " Brooks, gentleman well known to all scrttal Arlronsns. arrived here ssriy The present week, hem.the state Of Georgia, where be has, Of late, been living. Ar. E. met riih a hearty reception rom lie old mountain fslenas He In. tends starting eastward as soon as he can take . Hook al some of our mines Hundreds O! eaml. lies, hc says arc ready to come here and settle aa soon as they become satisfied that the paelnca. Con of hostile Indiana will be accomplished
 Ijeutenauis Bourke and Ross. aids to General Crook, arrived at Fort Hhippie several days ago, after having yislted Tucson and Rcsrly all the military posts south Of Prescott They cay that Tucson Is growing very rapidly.
 Willard Rice, who arrived about lbe same time, from Tueson. makes q similar report
 W. B. Iclling., head Of the euiorprising firm of helngs & Co, arrived from his place tn sais River Valley by last Mondays blackboard. aud impared some news which will bc found else. where.
 | BarrIcklow took hls departure from among us, icw dave sgo, intending to visit hia rciauycs ln kansas.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
Christmas

Was passed by our people throughout the entire Territory, iu very pleasing Inanuer DinHcrs and social parties we're the order Of Inc day and nlghi. Here, ln Prescott Mrs Harriet P. Bourke gave Der annual Cbristmas dinner of turkeys. chickens asd scores of other good thlngs, 10 about dozeu friends Of herseg and family. among Hh0m ourseif aud associate, r. ". Dcou. eF, had tbc houor and pront" Of being counted To say Una, it was Inc best cooked, moss .Bmp- iaous meal ve escr oat down to la doing h and the lady whs gss h up and gave ii, no more than justicc
 Thc other notable gatherings wcrc, at Mr. and Ars. S 5 Bowers, ShoFv tiAi gentleman snd la. dy, Mrs Cris, Mr and Nc, E Y Bowcrs, c. W. Bowers, II. Bowefs asd E ]. Cook-aii connected hy fam,iy ncs, sat doWs ts an eScrlirut dinner, and afterwards enjoyed tAesaselsu.. listening 10 ;s= ;S@E tsg i,f.s;-ss" s--zsiaE siSrics sf early Chr'simascs passcd under tlIs paFen, roof in tbe good State of Nes Hampshise.
 Ar. and Mn. J H Rchsn had tAeir frtonda. who were ~eii provided for.
 Al Mir aud Mrs. Levi BasaSord's ttsere sI@o As- sstablsa, besldes the couple named. Mes Fsstar, sister of Mrs. 5ashf0Td, Mrs D. r. Poster. Coles BashGora. dr., Graham Foster, aud Bur Foster, brothers of Ars Ba.hfofa
 M- and Ars. John Dickson gave g dinner, a, which many relatives snd frirnds were pfcsent In fact lhcfe is scarcely family in town that did not give grand aiaaer Co reiAiivcs aud friends. Thc restaurants, too, hOnorod tho occasion, by scitsn z excellent tabics.
 Daring Iss cseaing. Gen. Crook, Dr Ensign and lsdf, Ltrutenang Boyle aud lady, aMd I.irn- tenants Boafks. Ross and Rhosm, called upon AF. and Mrs Re4s ass Mr. aud Mrs. Eastman. and passed a very plesSAni evenlag.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
School Money

Thcre may possibly arise as agly complication in the matter Of the sas;rseusica ot ihe school faud unless the Local Superintendent Of thla eouusy will forward to the Superintendent of Public Instruction, al Tucson, eopy of ths remuneration" gsbowing the nambeF Of children iu this county sie, ts;TS=J s-:, s-: e s-e have ihe most reliable assgrances that the document ioF- warded never ruached Iis destination shonld this matter De neglected Inc whole amour. Of lhe school fund may possibly bo aPPoriioRed among Inc other eopntiea.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
Successful Hunters.

General Crook, ueutenaut Bosse ana orr or TWO other military geu1lemos. reccntS5 took a hunt into the mountains nsrak of Prescott, and captured %deer aud sone sevcnteen hsc tarkeyA "hich graeed several tshios s. iAst Christmas das
 Another party of Hunters from Chino Valley were eni ssesi iao s=sss ;iHss sad tA4.ed many ~ild deersDd turkey.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
stou, Excellent Flour

ss that now icing made at the fine new mill Of Hellings & Co, sait River Valley. A sample Of this noRr ean bc seen at the MiSER office by any person who will take the trouble to call. Good judges have pronounced it equal If no. superior to the best California Ms H. Adveriises his readiness to suppy inc market with nonr at prices far below any heretofore paid for good Hour.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
The Burned Government Warehouse

Al Camp Date Creek, contained great deal of stores all Of which, with the exception oG some hour, were consumed. The walls of the burned pudding wero Of stone; the roof of pine shingles have not yet heard how Ere was communicztcd 10 it
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
Dissolution Notice.

The ray,Dership hersiofore existing betvean Lueian b IcIl .nd Tr~drck w shaholm, under the name. siyis spd rra s jsssii < Co., ts s- 4@y AA--ased by nuiaai consent . n -, AIl debt. aas said ffIa w bs collected by T. Jewell 5 lI eaing aeanst said Gyua win be settled by him " VI L. B JEWELL
 FRED. w. sHOHoLM. psssd Prescott October J0, leTi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30

Nelson s. John. not st "sohn," as we had Il last week, runs the French restaurant, on honie' zuma street These little types will get into the wrong boxes" ib spite of all we can do.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
Christmas Ball

This anAIr was participated In by great many ladies vDd gentlemen of Prescott, all of whom e1- press themselves well pleased with ihe dancing music, supper, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
Lumber

woeL .-s o' rima county. arrived here last from ., oonghi inO.0o0 feet of pine lumber. Mon.,', Ip'''s' Moves & Curtis, Of the Quartz ,o SA'' an sa"'miil, which humber will be hauled
 ''' @lFer, the Gila and Tucson.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
Pay Up

Mcssrs. Badt & Goldwater. Of Wiekeneurg' have disposed of their business st that place and now call upon all those indebted to them to settle said indebtedness within the next Sp days, and save eosaS. See their notice to ihis effect
 dess0uni.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
A Bargain.

Ihe saloon building offered for sale, Tn another eo'u'nn oi thls paper is situate In ihe best bus. n's' locality in this town, notwithstanding which terms aaa,,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

The r4Tsaerstip hsfeofTe existing bewesu ss under signed uas thss aay Dy mutual eanseat dissolved.
 An nonsys ard aehis inc late hrm win ls I1d is Francisco tuFueih, weo win nlsa settle ah hAsah'ss ae.ainsrthen MIGUEL PERALTA. FRANCISCO PURCELLA.
 wIrkenbuFs A. T. Sept 93d isll. sspJosas
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
Administrators Notice. Estate of ABRAHAM HENNrNG, Decd

Notic- hereby giVsu sa es-assrs ef xEi per having esirna agaihs e estate Of AbrehaEe Rss. HinT decezssd io rrcseus the win rhs pfopsz undsrsignekl AdEnissrstns bis plase ef business PreaeQla fayaqsi eoenty AnnDnA Ters. tory within ycAT from tbe hrst puhliea0n ef k ficS Niii be hfever barred and hil rerso1s iRded said essae are hereby Esqastsd t0 male Iss
 GEO C CARY. AdHainissrmsox
 Fr-..ntt A. . Nov. sih k. D. leIl. 3a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
For HualpaL

TWO government wagons, fllcd witA govern ,","s ~ Peofle-men, women and children -stcrted 'of Camp Haalpal Wednesday last.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
Frsia.ht rraina

.,',, peaeb's train has gone south with lumber .''', pros traln s coming frsn Salt River ' 'a gram Tor heiliDgs 4 veil, Government con- S'ss L.o's Several trains are on the road from S''''0fHia with merchandise for anr merehants.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
NOTICE.

wtcKExEURG ArrsaA
 fs-r-sHbss gT ls1i HaytaE sAa aui entire hssinsss ths ylaee q~cF th'.s isa@t&sd ia a tEra aaa ssstis H aiTy days. ass tsa s hasisg Aauns eal A~.asd ey lac, RADT sDLDwATgM
 asa.EBs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
EHREN BERG.
To the Merchants, Traders & Station Keepers of Northern Arizona, Greeting: WM. 6. HOOPER d CO.
 Have Established a WHOLESALE JoBBINC Jot'sE
 EIIItEN BERG. 4. IT.,
EIrI,ENBERG. A. IT.,

Where they are offering TO THE TRADE a iargs and HiS"hoeh ''ck of Stapics B th" varoas lines required by tho merchants and fsder thtoush, Arizona and are selling al le-s prices FOR cssH ,han ,hsv rn be had down thsre fr by any having the same facilities t. soo'e possesses which consis, f eKperiencd re.deut paTtBar 10 hs New Yos and Sac Francisco nartes uAer, they brr Tog cAsu, mr0rrEHs ~ import tber oun Ho1k direct and in large quantities Orders by letter hrd ~hh sais care snd attention aud al though fbs parties were themselves present
 Being ooutretors for ts. SAnss.rtAiiou of Govern p'eui suTpls Som s H, al sailtsy psss and lsax ug sanitsnt ra1sforiatAa CoSsrNTLY oz nAsb ws ena fuuish a Is 'fadsrs Co better advaaaasa aad 10 Eea. hH's ihAu auy o,hor saes also us f~wr6 asy a'a s nsrohale, HaaAiaesy other articles eonsgned io
 - iiiyiesi Frice TssIA e. HIdes, BaIIion, e any otheg marketable aricls produced n sts e0uairy.
 WI. B. HOOPER & co. Earsubesg A. T.. August ls is7i
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
New House.

Tue Lindsey Brothers have recently bul,t ,hem. sand .l,1 neat Hane house, worth about two thou
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
PaRaenReIa

Prank Murray arrived, by last stage, from Call forns4. ]. M. Nelson, Of the Dol fAseo nii'' 'c- turned from Wickenburg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
FORWAR DING.

The anarssiwwea iuhraa the pe0Taa of waliAFsi Dis res Psrscsst Sa6 intermediate points that ks s TFegmr~ revive and krwArd f~igh1 s The interior as bls rwses nsd n Erusnpa nzznaer.
 WOOSTER N HARDY. HAraySlii> AfiDShs, Dee. l, lsfl a.esH
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
AGENTS .
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS OF PUBLIC LANps

Lsxb OFFICE
 PEfa~cgrT, \. T.. Dee ls is7l in cpaffnsiy uith usfrnrsns frats th- o~usra Land Oaao~. WashnEioa. D G. dated Nov l0th Issl n.aies a h~rehy given 4i and Aasr ft, date nn ,le odd nunaeFTa snesAsaa sf puhlr teHas ytag suF T-us Doe f th~ IeH@s Factsr kailrsad s Ariassra e. a ds iAs~s s' tastf if n~s each sds of sad rnirtsa bns asS yisdraWn rstu iBessad iFr-slnp sua szs fbs ssea usHbersd sscfsaas held the dsahls ris lssJus Twe ef e. % g-s ssvs and w5l ts efsse sf A isss ard usarr sir tivz-z5zz szsgzlan saiy. HENRY 4. EASTMAN Resy,s.rr
 hrl.alna
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
Administrators Notice.
Estate of c. scHRADER Deceased

Natae s hereby given Co tho credoFz of sud an per sous hnving claims against ie estate of C. sehrer ds oeassd pFeseat the wth Inc proper roachsFS ts ts unAessiE Ensd Adis a kt place of hsBeas al Prescott YavaTsi county. AFzoA Tefsosy. gtthls year the nsf pnboAca of this notice ths sams viii bs brewer barred All persons inasesd Co sad estate are hereby rrouaafsd make immediate paytnent
 N. MORMSER, AdAiEstratos. Prssoott A T.. Nov gth A. D. 1871. 7m
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
LOS ANGELES.
NOTICE.

MieSsi reFAlta of wI1keAburx A. T.. h hereby an- thosyea eosc- s The deAst f shs tate hfm q N Fer alsA A Co Franrsoo ParusIls having ssd all hsrs-a ia the sad hrsA. hcreby acknowledges the seme. $.
 N PERALTA
 r PrRCEI1.A. The tasri-r~s of sN~ sad avm wA te eondp-fed ssd .ovsrned by A. Fes4llA ilF Asrshss sslles,
 G fggaITA wnks=hsEss NoHpushrs f2 ingf. BsxIenr2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
Conc Again.

Aefoster has started back 10 California for Fnother cargo ef fresh fruit
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
Shortest, Best and Safest Route
 to Northern Arizona

The pre-oott aad Aohsve Top Road has been greatly improved, and h h fea-t repair AZ haslas eelsAi e-. ijas A.gess ss~ Der narsiise NaFfsTR ASsna = a e cias-a hss hah spA faS the Bext SiH mauihs aner date.
 The w1le rad VII hr Rs& up "a c kSx etaxs spzA daYisR The prss~nt russsDe~.
 Tel Gates s.saishlsd he B.ssus RsaeA and wslaHs.a Vagisy ssd agi rrtiz s h9 sxt1cfeA r.s igit ti-y Iuss tAru1EH sess ezsss.
 wk. H HARDY, TsSpsssss. fsardyviiae. sssyt IFs nyI3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
HARDYVILLE.

- SAMUEL TO DID, SURVIVES Ht uARDyvILLE- AREzoKA, On shs Eas hss sf he Ccaa-olo Rirsr where has s largest sbiSs to thc Territory, filed whss Groceries, Provisions Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Tinware,
 Aud ali other Ware, Also, Liquon, Wines, Tobacco, Segars, Farming and NiRiag Implements, Aud ey fAsus p-cdsd by boasssks-psrs wss~ss y- sz.-- a=--- -.> -li .f -A@eh h~ =ssn .~n -@<=. He 
 Persszss sFaxeIt-g fno1 H~vsda ard CAiFrwla Wal iz ard oskss aisiae d@frts s.d ssoe ss< hsser Fiaes 10 TuFehse sarpses ;has A Mr To3as nArdysifie Afzos-a. EepseHb<r ie, Ign sepiDu
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30

Our facilities hr parcbas=z ard arrangements fss Ssl- iSg are fsiiy completed and earr TEAUE fsu Ssaek os Merchandise tn each dspSftusut pr.aHs al Sr;esss acquired fs and saahss ssucghous ths Tsrriiory.
 asi trBsfs og every Iuisros Nssch&ai 10 bay sf rsasirAA e< in San FrHnescs slsewbcrr-shsrssy avoiding tbs expenses spd snpcyAnces of beg and tedious oarssy sad tb. sf tAres -4oaat fss sAry their purchases enabling shr sssir pruats vish the ss les capital ssvr.sra.
 orasTs sy lees rSesavs o~refa ssrssbou shs ns thaagh the parties themselves pq~ssut
 10 ward ws srARkNTEK gkTisYGcrIox is prices quality, Quaniiiy asd sssostDssi as gsoas.
 Currncy ana Balsn received latest Sac Frzsei-ee quosaiiots os odd EE ef swners may bs sired wM B HOOPER, co.
 Arsso-s City. 4. T. s~TA is,, ls7o
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
Arizona City Drug Store. GEORGE MARTIN,
 wbsAesaIe aud Retail ID R u G G | - TT Main Street, Arizona City, A. T.,

Has ia ,,orp fai line af Dispensing Medicines, Patent Medicines, Drags, Periumery, Paints, Oils, Toilet
 Soaps, Toothbrusbes, And sH aEker articles usaaiiy keps in Drug siares fey- f'TsscEiriions pm ID with great eare- s,ssi~4s fFssl the cyaairy ratra vida ths assuaac. tIlai prices &e Will be found saiistasiory. ArinsuA City. A. T. a-e2Flin
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
NOTICE.
Steamship Newberne.
MaricOpa Wells Station,

Oa the seathers Overland Mau Route, ls5 ales s6 Arizona City and FoFt Yuma 100 Hies west of Taesgh, 51 ffom Camp hcDoseh, and 70
 rum Phgaix, salt River Valley
 OFFERS GREAT INDUCEMENTS To the Travelling Public. Accommodation eonsisa of Good Baara aud Lodging. . Store, wherein is kept goods of eycy kind good Corral plenty d good hay grain and water. Also inc largest Wagon and Blaeksnifh shSrs inc rasu ss where good Uokmsn always ready Co sbc@ ssiniaa make and reTaif wagons, etc
 Prinas oi sverything reasonable
 JAS. A. MOORE, lp-..s....
 L. " CARR, MaTioops Wells. Anzona. dec2s7ia
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
RIVER VIEW HOTEL, Ehrenberg, ,...........A

The heal s pieasanHy situated, the iHanks af fhs sdo kifrr tho stage asns and directly opfs1sin ihs sfrafu ,ai asd Ferry izt GaanKA and the Prpre i's b gr,Tarrd t accommodate a1 ho nay layor him Hiih taeir patronage.
 Good Fare, Clean Rooms And Comfortable Beds, st Moderate Prices.
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 FERRY BOATS. Are k~Ys esss'AHty is rssdnsss i esuysy snasis Ana Eri1szlos Ess Ths Fasfrsnn@s uf fts rltic s solicited.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
Goods for Me Million.

CAMPBELL & BUFFUM HAVE yUsr RECEIVED XARGE ADDITIONS TO ts.lg sisck sf Gss-is, of
 Every Description. Fzf-s 10 waHs of 0ou4s wla aaa i- sh~r dvau,aee sssa spd prsoes seis~~ se h9ssur else where tbur Gooas all ef No Rgali;g szd pi0ss ts &rruetaaee sith ths fisnsS
 iAsdias GoodA. Holia@y Preseuts sud Teys iu great vssieiy CAMPBELL G talTgUM. Fr~scass Ans0a4, Deceushss z3 iETl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
saloon for r<aie-

The two-ssury faus bSdidsg. and i0t which h sasa fssfiug ta fssi PSsseor faasG and nasan- iEK FsrEnises od C A Lssks q Cs The properly s Bow oocugsed a a saloon by Trvd- Williams whose lease of fhe expires Jasnary l0h iS72
 For terms spquirs of Levi BAssEd Prescott Arssasa
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