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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01
New Provisions in Regard to Pre-Emp
 ton Claims.

Congress has passed an Act containing the following section:
 "SEc 9. And be it further enacted, Tha, nothing in the Act of Congress approved March twenty seventh, eighteen hundred and fifty four, entitled An Act for the relief of settlers on lands reserved for railroad pUrpO- ses,' shall be construed to relieve such set tlerx from the obligation to file the proper notices of their claims as in other czses and all claimants of pre-emptiOn rights sbslI here. after, when no shorter period of time IS now prescribed by law. make the proper proof and Iay nent for the lands claimed. within eight cen months after the date prescribed for filing tbsir declaratory notices shall have expired :: Provided. That where said date shall have elapsed before the passage of this Act, said pre- -emptos shall have one year after the pas sage hereof iB which to make such proof and payment
 This Act was approved July II, 1870. The Commissioner of the General Land or fee has issued A circular of instructions to Registers and Receivers, commenting on this section and their duties under it, the sain portion of which we copy, below: | This Act leaves me pFofteiObs oi taH h- ! heretofore respecting "offered lands," viz: ! filing within thirty days, and payment within | twelve months after settlement. 1 The settler on surveyed "un0ffered land must Gle his or her declsratory statement within three months from the date of his o' Der settlement on such land, and, within eighteen months from the expiration of said three months. make the proper proof, and pay for such land.
 Where settlers bad already filed befort
 the passage of the Act, they are required l. make proof and payment within one yea
 from such passage therefore. all filings made prior 70 ;bat date will expire, by limitation
 of law. upon uuohercd lands, on the i4tb O
 July, 1871.
 [ The settler on unsurveyed land mus
 flr his or her declaratory statement within three months from the date of the receipt a
 the District Land Office Of the approved pls of the township embracing ;he land uP0i
 which he or she has settled, and, withr
 eighteen months from the expiration of sal
 three months, make the proper proof Gn pay for such tract.
 2 The proyiso of the Act of June 2d- is6. requiring fling within six months from su vey in ths iield, and providing for filing w''
 the Surveyor General, is repealed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01
Books, Pamphlets, Etc.

WORLD ALMANAC. W. II. Ferris, good friend of AriHoua, who resides at No. 3Ol W. 22d Street, New York City, has kindly forwarded US copy of the World Almanac for ls7l.
 MrRclxrfLU LIBRARY. -- This San Fran cisco institution is now in prosperous con di;iea, sy iess; we think is is, judging by re- ports and siAtictics recently received from the Librarian. Alfred Stebbins These EePor;s and s,atietics make up q good d-sizsa pamphlet, which does credit to the office of the Alta California, where ii was printed.
 PrrEas MUSICAL MoSrHLr. for March has been received. Contents, thirty-six pages of the latest and bes; music. Price, sS . year; % cents copy. Address J. L. Peters 5gg Broadway, New York. P. 0. Boz S42s HEAR the Cry that Comes Across ,h' Seal r Rallying song and choronS WUru' and music by Geo. F. Root. Published D i Root & Cady, Chicago.
 This is stirring appeal for the uniortun are sufferers Of sunny Frsnee--our oess sn' earliest friead among the nations Wsr-rid den. poverty stricken, And almost helpless her brave, generous hearted children aPpes to us for Aid ia their great hoar ot need, sn' we hope ali who can will extend ths hand c | charity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

THE AKIN FusSACE.--Aritons miner who arg aching fo' cheap furnaces, to work their rich ores, may And some comfort in the fol- loving, from Nevada paper:
 ~The Akin fs-==ee can Se built fOS one half the cost of the steteieldt; the same amount of ore cen be crushed and chios;dizeu to bIghef per ceHtage $, one-third to oe on the safe side of the question, we wall say one fourth of the cost of the Ste'eieldt. Iht iay has come when tow grade ores of S4e and $50 per ton can be made tc pay, and that with fvc-stArnp mill. The mill al thu place fave Patch, Neyads), Is running only i've stamps, SRd is crushing seven and hal tons per day"
 Wish ,his writer had stated cost of teFnAee .o that we might "sxAmiRe our pile, and If found sufficient, go to erecting one 1T Bradshaw. or some other district, wher there Is abundance Of ore containing maei more than forty and fifty dollars per ton But, ss he has not, and as VIC know that \ other points tn Nevada, smsiting and refinin works of a capacity of is tons daily, have Cos as high as s40OOO, each, we propose to stan in with some person richer than ourseii, Q get out of the way of such an one. entirely
 This question of smelling and desulphu' izinR furnaces Is of vast importance to AuE' mans. We must have them, and the soon' we get them, the better. But, we should sure and get the best, which, we believe, 1 after all, the stetefeidt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

CAMPBELL < BUTpUM have e thousand and one things besides those named in their ad. vertisement, which they propose to enumer- ate and publish AS soon as they can find time. Meantime, they wish us to inform every body, that they keep constantly on hand, tin ware, of almost every shape and description, and that what they have not, in this line, csn be manufactured, on short notice, at their tim shop, in the rear of their stores. They wish 10 call the attention of miners, farmers, and bouseholders Co the fact that they have on band, for sale, pumps, of the latest pattern including the |" American Submerged" whicl which is said to be the King of all Pumps Call around. and view their wares.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

BAD sPELi----The weather, the past week, has been exceedingly mean snd unpleasant. High and dry northerly winds have been all the rage. One or two showers of seet-too insignificant to be of any service-fell early in the week. It looks as if the pores of heaven had closed up, above us. Never, at this season. have VIC seen this section of country SO dry as at present, and farmers are, of course, disgusted.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01
Indians on Lower Agua Fria.

John Townsend, Of Lower Agua Fris, was in town the other day, when we learned from him that party of Indians--supposed to be Apache Mohaves and Apache Yumas - ss- cended hill near his place, s short time ago, and, by voice and gesture, proposed great friendship for all whites, and wished to be taken in and treated to something good to eat The whites, however, had not forgotten former friendly breaks like this, ihas ended in robbery and bloolshed, and warped thc savageS oG. They went of.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

GovERxmENr ENPLorEEs.-Are recent order from Headauarters. fixes the number of citi- zen employees as follows:
 Chief Quartermaster of the District, two clerks. Yuma Depot, clerk 20 employees Tucson Depot, clerk, 10 employees; Whip' pie Depot, clerk; Camp Apache chle' engineer, chief sawyer, mechanic, guide i interpreter; Camp Bowie, I guide Camp Hualpsi, sawyer, mechanic, guldei CsmT Mcdowell, l guidei Camp Mohave, me chanic; Camp Verde mill, 5 employees Camp Verde, 1 emplOyeesj Fort "hipple I employee; Infantry Camp, l employee The above "weak apportionment IS ac cording to a prescription from Division Head quarters.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

GoxE TO PnILApELPuIA.--Jos Young, for tnerly Of Prescott, started from Vuitnte City, . short time ago, for Philadelphia He will be absent about fopr months, and hopes te accomplish much good for himself and the Territory. Were he going among strangers instead of friends and AcqaaSntanees, \ would be our duty to assert what we know Co be fact, that be is an honest, honorable high. minded gentleman.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

STAGE PAssEsGERs.-We are indebted 10 Allen < White, stage agents, for the following list of passengers, by last stage, from CalitoF- mia, and points tn this Territory:
 To Prescott; De. Ensign and lady, and Dr. Ames.
 To Ehrenberg; s. J. Grain and E. Bied- soc.
 To Wioksnbusg; s. Randall, J. Y- Collins and Rosa Griffith.
 Mir. O. Allen arrived home by private con veyance. from wickenburg, Mir. Buckley came iR stage from Skull Valley.
 We ape indebted to the driver-T. Dono van-ier items of news published elsewhere
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

REiIGioua-Two sermons were preached in the Courtroom Sunday last. One. by Rev. Mr. White, Chaplain |. S. Army. a, l l o'clock, A. N. The other, by Rev. Alex. Groves, oi the M r.. Church South. at seven and a half P. NJ. Both were mcrritorious ef- forts, and were listened to by respectable ag- diences.
 We believe 1t was st the close of Mr. Whites sermon that n laiy-Mrs Cedar bolm---wished to address the congregation, upon the subject of her recent visit 10 San Francisco, when, our readers know, she be. Titled the people of Prescott, by soliciting funds from the people of San Francisco, fo' the purpose. Ostensibly, "f "rec'ins chzrca in this town. She did SO, of course, 'upou her own hook," without authority from our people; therefore it is hardly necessary for u' to state that they refused to hear her speak upon this occasion. being 10 III humor witl her for having begged in their name, and hay ing little or no faith in her religious profes sions. Yet, she may be conscientious in be- meandenngs up and down tbe road of Chris ,ianity but she ought 10 have known tha the people of tbis town were, are nov, abl to build a church, out of their own means whenever it becomes necessary Co have larger and better edifice than sha, in whic service is now held, which is good enough i for the present.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

ALNosT A PRIZE FIsHT. -- We thought this section of country was going to take another fast step forward, when, cu Monday last, two men, a little under the influence of liquor, entered our sanetum, and in the bray est manner possible, requested us to announce that Mr. ----., --one of the mortals who stood before us,---was prepared, and would hold himself in readiness, to hgh, any man in the Territory under certain wsight--ls0 pounds, we beliere,--for ST 600, more or less, and that he was ready Co put up Fespecia' bic sum, as forfeit. Al this was pretty good, so far as il went, but, great deal bet ter. for US, when one Of the persons pulled out his DOT; -monaie, and paid five dollar down for tho "adv.," which we soon after wrote, and were about to put in type, when note, requesting us 10 stop further proceed ing in the belligerent matter, was placed ir our possession. Well, we were not sorry although we had taken pains ,o hunt up tw' | champions, (AldermAa I. and Judge F.,
 either Of whom would have fought the cham
 pion of the first part. for pleasure, and ps
 head" on hin, ioo, foe less thaa sl 600
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

SOCIAL PARTY.-R. E. Elliott gave social party, at his hall, Tuesday evening last, which was attended by several ladies and gentle men of Prescott. Jewell and shanks made music. and little dancing was indulged in This, like every other party, or exhibition siyen under Mr Elliott's auspices, passed ofl pleasantly.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01
Asour TO LEAVE Us.-P. Middleton. St

Asour TO LEAVE Us.-P. Middleton, Sur geon |. s. A., who for quite a number of years past has been stationed at Fort Whip pie, is in momentary expectation q ,e=-;ng us for Louisville, Kentucky, and we take this occasion to say that we have always found him A gentleman, one, too, who is complete master of his profession. Therefore, we, with scores of onr citizens, regret his departure, and wish him good luck, wherever he may go
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01
EHRENBERG.
!. G0LDWATER & BRO,

Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Grain,
 Groceries, Provisions, etc, Respectfully call the attention Of hs public 'o the ae' thA
 they now located at the new
 TOWN OF "EHRENBERG," Where shsy ere prepared receive merchandise, fo
 siorage oS incorporation, free of charge FuRENhERs is situate the east hank of the Colorado river seteu miles below Ia PAz at the bes and os con yensnt landing oa the rvef, and s connected wiih uf prnciral towns of the interior by good wAeo. TVada The benefits derived oy chipping goods eia EhFen burg are saras e fee dollars per t0a aud less hand ling Of goods. .,.t Freiaki Co wiokenhnrg four cents from the landing An merchandise eOnsgned o ua s'shn Tor storage ~ ranspOrsai0u will be attended to with oATe and dcspeh Tor further paFticuAr, inquire of
 J G0LDwATER & BRO, Cou,mission and Forwarding Agents, ..riesrf EhTsabuTg ATzonA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

THEr had some trouble with deserter, at Fort Whipple, a few nights ago. He, by some means, got hold of gun belonging to oue of the guard, and starting to run, was hred at by the sentinel The deserter wheel cd about, returned the fire, and ran for life and liberty. Result, nobody hurt. Deserter was then pursued, and captured near town He Is said to be dangerous fellow.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

sAw-MnL Foa BRApsnAw.-- G. Cornell has recently returned from reeOHSoitering Bradshaw district, and being of the opinion that be can make money by operating saw mill there, is going 10 order one irom San Francisco, right away.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

GooDs FOR RKADsHAw.--A. E. Davis has gone to Williamson Valley, for the purpose Of turning several wagons containing Hse'. ehandsie, towards Bradshaw, where De IS go- ing to establish store. The wagons will go ria Skull Valley and WAlnu; Grove, which, at present, is the moet feasible route.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

FaoN NEw MExIoo.--Sevsral wagons, is- den with -four. bacon, etc, arrived here from New Meroo, recently. The owner, Mr. Ellsworth, formerly resided al Walnut Grove in this county. He says Arirons was being discussed In New Mexico when be left, and scores of people werc preparing so come here
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

WALES ARNOLD Is going to do some huge farming on Beaver Greek, near Camp Verde, the coming season. He was in town few days ago, and said as much. He and others arc now making big ditch. to conduct the waters ot Beaver Greek, on the arAbls land. Success to them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

Jonx q. CANPRErL, q. Cornell, John Potts, D. oIGsry, D. White, J. W. Johnson, D. J. Marr. and numerous other citiscrs of tbs vicinity. have recently returned from Brad shaw district, and express themselves high iy pleased with what tbey saw there.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

D. HArz's ne~ 2ox40 frame building is DOW finished tn very good style. lt has cost him about S34Oo. The front portion of the build ing is being used for . dining hall the rear portion, for kitchen. He has an excellent range, good cooks, aocommod a;ing walters ard is, of course, prepared Co furnish good and cheap board.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01
NEW HOTEL AT PHENsX,

The undorsiRr@A wishes to inform svery body uhai he have i1as enliHud in of accommodating fhe fabIa d thsir hotel and wi sFAss pains expense tn da it yell
 God aearstuoaasus ssr nan aad hsas, firus-ed at T.s..oushls rrioes. B MCKINNIE
 Ps0uix AnAona, Jsa q. le7i-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

EaRcH.--we recently committed an error, in stating that Congress had appropriated s2Ooo 900 for the improvement of Whining ton harbor. The sum appropriated was soo'' 600.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01
STORAGE AND FORWARDING

P.rees in yviekenburg Prescott snd other interior uoluts ere notified that have at the Ehrencrg Landing large adobe warehouse with good s.nge ro d and am prelred b receive and forward goods 0f every desonpn n as low rates any other parties sngaged 10 hs es' nsss S- M pn' law
 Ehrsnbstg A. T. Sept lss isTo.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

Dr. H. Bendell, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs for Arizona, passed through san pie- 20 recently, on his wsy to this Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT,

Prm this date we arc prepared o forward iseght t0s. rhsrenl~rg 10 Prrsao ai slS ceB and o Mickeoess as A''' ".- " '.'-'-.'.l | GDLDNATER & BRO. <
 Ehsesborg. A. T.. Sspt lst ls7o s3 i.:t ,,ts
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

DIVINE service will be held in the Court room, tomorrow Sunday at same hours as on last Sunday.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

NEW aoops.-D Henderson q Ina have just received an elegaut Assfsmeut of Ladies shees Gcnilemshs Boo,s Clothing Hardware anu Provisions ubleh ,eef rrorese to seil very low -e n H.s:,l.s VIZ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01

Ws. GILsoS, of Date Greek, was in town recently He brought us up subscription to the MINER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-01
MURPHY & DENNIS,

IAsulerH wAolessie and Retail Ia Dry oooss orccerses wIses Dguorz, ToAaooo. Cigars Ete VII tsep constantly oa hand. sad sell cheap fo' Csss all articles needed by F~su.eD, ssSs&n'os Team sssrs and H,sss.keepsra ss their stnr- In PA--=s= Phaesir Arizona February , ls7l. fs62Sms
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26

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