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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-05
Own SERVICE RnroKM.


Ii has been the aim Of the admin
i,t.ation To enforce honesty and eff
eiency IN ali public Offices Every public
servant who has violated the trust placed in
him has been proceeded against with all the
Vl%or OF the law. Ii bad men have secured
places. it has been the fault of the system
established by law and custom for making APP
p0intments or the fault of those who recon-
mend for gov positions persons not sufficient
ly well known to them personally, or who
give letters endorsing the characters OF Office
seekers without a proper sense of the grave
responsibility which such course devolves
upon them. civil service reform which
can correct this abuse is much desired. In
mercantile pursuits the business man whn
gives a letter of recommendation to friend
to enable him to obtain credit from a stranger
is regarded as morally responsible for the in
tegiiiy Of his friend, and his ability to meet
ms obligation. reform which would en-
force this principle against endorsers of per-
sons for public place, would insure great
caution in making recommendations. salu-
t"ry lesson has been taught the careless and
, ,,,'',' p""'lo se''"','s III 'he
Of the la,t two yrors. and it is gr,lifyin,r 70
notice tn. favorable change which is tsEin,,
place throughout the country in bringing ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-05

to amy thing OF the kind offered in The market The
com i, tho oughly screened before being ground,
and the meal passes from the stone through Il
cooling apparatus into the bags This process
preserves 1t for a grea. leng h of time, III liure
and sweet condition. aud in lures it against heating,
which is almost always sure To follow the old
method OF grinding. The meal viii be received in
bags which VIII be sold 20 customers at cost. =.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Continued from Our Last.

Nobody hasing applied at Jsckson's saloon. to purchase the HawkIn. rife, since the match on Ihursday Of last week, f vas agreed upon be. tween the competitors, Mcssrs. Niles and Jack son, that the match had better Dc sho, over aoain Accordingly, on Tuesday last, Jackson placed the osiiinuzs'cd Instrument Of torture upon bis sbeaides, aud accompanied by Niles and some twenty others started for the "PIny Wood !" Urre sbeasy plank, about the size Of coffin lld .a. erected against pine, and bearing upon its black ened surface whole page Of fOolscap. One hun dfed yards were stepped of much to the dotri ment ot pair of skiu-tigbi panGaloons-wi,cn Jackson took his position behind old Ilawkins ana turned bim loose. 1T that bullet ts still tray eiing at the safia speed with which it passed that tree, n donbtless, at present, somew horc near the open Loiar sea Niles now stepped forward caught Inc metallic monster by tbe nozzle. reared lt upon lis broech. poured in some powder and lead, laid II tenderly log, eolled hi,nself around the wooden end and "hlazcd away" Away went macs of lead, weighing l.-s. ti,sp hall pound, eating down twgs and clearIu, a track through the shrubbcry for maay a mil, And SO the match continued for upwards of an hour until, finally, Niles did lodge a bullet al one extremity ot the plank. whcu the party returned to town and Jackson paid Ihc forfeit.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Prospects at Ph9nix.

The following extract from private letter written us by friend al Phmnix, under date of May 18th will show how justly buoyAnt are the hopes of that thriving settlement {:
 J. N. Bryant has two headers" running in the valley. cutting about SO acres per day He has also splendid thrcsher " here, and we will not be bothered as much this year a. ws were last Phonin Is growing rapidly Biobard's new mill will be running by July lst, and making four for us. Dennis 4 Mur- phy will get into their new store in aboui ten days. John Averesch Is tuilding a ialge house, about 4OS'o. intended for IIeaAquar- ters, nov that Stoneman is removed. A new blacksmith shop is Dow nearly completed, aud preparations are being made fur numer- oos other buildings. In fact ~e are . grow ing and prosperous people, and every ything is lovely.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Movement. cs Freight Trains

Dr. ". VI. Jones tsight traiSio or ls wagons. draus by malssarrivsd here fem EhrcDherg Colorado nysf, Wednesday lasl uifh gosds fos For whiFple dsPet
 IT. saaaderS sud esher fsighic started their wagons, last week, fs Hardyvllls on the Colorado river.
 HeBry r. Hardy has recently conducted he er.srsn. ffosn Hardyttils io Camp Huapai hnulng ifeight fs that post He then nnder direciioa o hs uncle wm. H Hardy, started the euton t Williamson Valley ana made ar erseent rld thus making the saiirs rod from I.os Angelss and nerpardino California to Hardy vile Camp HnaTai wiliiam~oa Valley aud Prescott tbe beet 10 s0utWesisrn country. The grass aong is sntlrs route is plenty and good is alec The water
 Charley beaeh's large train is employed ey the hrAa' shaw lninos hauling logs, lumber, quartz. etc
 The ,IAis of Sam and Jake Miller, and that C ID. HAx ard, arc on ths way from Calfornla.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Letter from Ash Creek.
CAMP AT AsH CarEs, \. T. :
 May 0Gfh EEK

CAMP AT AsH CHrgg, \. T.
 May 2Gth, lsIl To ne Editor of h, hrtzora Miner:
 During the last week, lDdians have been quite plentiful in this ncigbborhood. The mountains surrounding our camp are covered with signal smoke, in the day time, and H. iuminatcd by their camp fires at night. h. dians themselves have been seen several times, m numbers from two to four and twice last week, once by party of Me2icans, the second time by ourselves while they were in tbe act of stealing the stage mule., at thi. p!aee--which, however, was prevented by the prompt interference of our men.
 We are prepared for an attack all the time and should give them a very warm battle 1; for, although our number is very small, we are well supplied with ammunition. N.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Local intelligence.
PgEscorT, JuNE !.
Recent Arrivals.

Prescott Is packed with strangcrs--good and .,,.,,n,al people, who have recently arrived from New York, California, Nevada and Southern Ari- ,.,,,-.ome with the view of settling down, per ,,,ueptl,. among us; others, to examine the min.
 ,,l and agricultural resources of the country, for their own information and advantage; as well as co, fin, information Of capitalists of California and Nevada.
 Monday morning last, there arrived. vis the Prescott and Ehrenberg road, Miss N. Foster, ,..ter of Mrs Levi Bashford, of this piscc). sBd her ,.o brothers, c. r. snd c. B. Foster. Tbcse people came direct irom the psternal home, Ly- on. New York. That they met with an affection. at, welcome from Mr. and Mrs. Bashford; and their brother D. r. Foster, ~as not in the least, .lrapge aler a long separation. Mir. c. r. Foster |. an old tar, and held a prominent position un- ds, Farricut His brother, C. B., has held re- .ponsbe p0sl, oDs under Wells, Fargo .S Co. Wr bd tbcin welcome To Prescott With them, there came W. NJ. LaForcc, Win. D. shinet, John Curfan tpd John Duun, Ot Gold Hiil Nevada, all energetic Intelligent mining men, having means of their own. also, the confidence of sell-to-do mining capitalists. Then Calvin Jackson, B. Illus ~ Jos YUrshay, aud last, but not least, Capt .i,bn A. Curtis, who it will bu recol!ccted, was, several months ngo, while leading a party to tue Burr0 mInes attacked by Indians ncSr Florence, Pima counly, when he, with his party, had very narrow escape from death or capture.
 Over the MOiave route, there arrived a few dave ago, from White Pine, Nevada, large party ol men, b fer the leadership Of Mir. Miner. This party is well provided with animals, wagons, ,te The men started out with the intention of prospecting the White Mountains, but have aban. doned teal Idea, and wIli turn their attention to Bradshaw District.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Our Trip.

We visited Skull Valley, Camp Dat. Creok williamson Valley aud Camp Huapni, las, week. In company with Colonel Nelson of the Pa, De. pariment' U. \. A, and his brother and, bu, for 'he Tact that we have been suffering from fever and ague slnce our return, Saturday last, should have spoken quite fully Of men and things seen Dy us on thc trip. The most we can do in this issue, is, to return thanks Co ihose generous per sons who treated u. SO kindly, at every place vie lted oy ms, and to curse the terrible fever and aagne thai took possession of our mortal frame. last Fall, in Southern Arizona, while takinv s pleasure trip" with General Stoncman.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
ABOUT DEsERrIoN.

The petitions of private soldiers and non desirable, st prescnt, still. we think, enlisted men have no right Co desert True, Govern snsat has partially broken it. contract wi,h them, by cutting down the amount of pay and allowances promised them when they en- listed, and by returning the money retained from tbcir monthly pay, which money it ha. withheld and used for year., and paid no in- tcrest upon. No douit, this back pay should have been withheld, and small inieres, al. lowed upon it, so that the soldier would have something more than the getting of kis daily bread 10 attach him to the service. Then, men enlist to "soldier," and it is entirely wrong to keep those upon the frontiers eter- naliy ., work. making ruads snd drudging around posts. Hire cs.isea. ,e de n. work, and let the soldiers fight the Indians, guard mails, surveying and prospecting parties, and there will be les. discontent in the Army. and fewer assertions Again, it was wrong in Congress and the President to assign ocr- tain officers, who would be more at home in sea-coast Qualifications, 10 duty on the iron tier; at least. there arc instances upon record here, where the policy has worked i'll to the service.
 Prom our knowledge of the posts in this Department, we believe enlisted men fare better, in the matter of provisions, than the majority of eitirens, so ths, 1t csnnDt he star yalion that has causei 90 many to desert. Therefore, we council the boys" 10 stick to q government that has broken faith with them, and prove that in the matter of honor they are superior to Congrcssmcn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
From Camp Verde.

Hzeo A. R. Reid, No Richards Pass Trais, Asss.sss sargeyn sacgvn and Lssus.asnt Trssi-a Regiraeatal V2as'sFaHssss TArd Cavalry, arrived tr Camp Verde Tsesisy sss' Mr. nsid lnfosusa that istisn. had hurnsd the grsas kF miles srand the p-s that sf-r he Ere there eAIns pretty god ran. sh9h sei the ad prey ef~cualiy thegrby Tlsakins fAEinfn and usrs. The sdteFs st tbs Iacks ststioa Ash Crves inssss the v-rty Ast sight r-ny. party ef isdAns s,as ssns snSna fsa tho stsfsA bat the sAFas-s ,rsss st so closely ey the sdsrs thai they Aea a,ssa ts~ sais.Ais ~knA sf es-r.e fsi lck isss "Ly.i~ Aass. And 'ha~s i~iiAss vefs called y-~esfa AE~eAs Mo havea
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Not the Ones.

The Pinai Apachss have enough sins Of tbeir owB to ans~er for, withoas having those of other hands of ApAcses saddled upon them. was the case, last week, xhcu this paper accused Inc IT. nas of having committed at lcAst one murder and several r0bisrics on the road 10 New Mexico, be- tsccn the Verde and Ligile Colorado rivers. which ouirages were, no doubt, committed by Apache Aohavus or Apacha- Tontos.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Walnut oroxe

Aecs' fhir'y Ave miles ssash~es, om Prescott, ssd much ssartsr distance isVsn BsAdsha~ his fair bss psctslsept point Ariad it evesy hand miss- ~ sF~ai rchsess Toe has.-y eoaiaininF Eve x snics-hsads sf water inc year round Ehrgugk the valley which s eigh, ~ miles ia lsngth hy iron t tree n width dot,ed wiih tFm hosss heds of Fraia, psch ofVhaFs stc. Ii s time since yisiied this bcauiifl valley but the rucies-a af s
 hug~rs in mind zad rsns who have rcsntly Fassed shrsagh e. speak U! s ss one 0f rasaFs's gems.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Natural Born Thieves.

All indians-tamc and wlid-ars thieves. The f'mas-sood as they are-wiii steal at every op- portnnisy and Inc simple-loosing. industrious Aoqhs, to the north Of us, arc no better, In this fcspect thar the Apaehex. A band of Moquis came here recently, were packed down with pres snts' started hOme~zrd apparently well satisticd ; nu., h seems they wera not. for, upon reaching chno Valley, they robbed house and stole loi Of hides ftoIa Jas. Baker
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Gone a Preaching.

Miss Garrison and Mrs. CedArhOlm started for Southern Arizona about the middle of last week, and intcud bringing Bpr al Tucson. Afler a ong and earnest eiiort on the part Of these ladies Co raise Prescott away up toward heaven, they be came dsgusted at their ili sucrcss and our want of godiiBess @ As A people, and hence departed for lhc sunRy south, in quest of more traciabie disciples. May yOaf pofti0n ie grand succrss and prolonged absence from Prescott, ladies.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

Cot RooER JosE., General scho6eld's able, courteous. unprotsnding Inspector General, ho has just made the tour of the Territory, and re. turued Co Californla, sell satisned that the Apact
 es are the worst Indians the facr Of ilso earth and Ario0na the richest region iu America, viii recommend thst lincs of telegraph be erected between tue serefai military posts sho abandon. uieni of Camp Apache. and other good mcasarcs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Henry A. Bigelow.

Ihh geo'ieFnsns pen hae done roi s.rvie, s,, Arypa w me o"e"ss d 'As Msseun Rpsbi'oar and other leAd Ing r~Te so, to mention the able article. h. h.. ,,
 hH us IDes0n Cfttt,a Las year dusi,g our a,,.enc. anpng ID" A1a"hes hr. Bigeow edited the MNEn win s.,.'f hhd issf week while wefr absent utl, ir which god a'w e Si pes.o accsy, cur dl..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
"anted-A Bank

u would seem, 10 our judgment, that the bu.I. ness of Prescott aud the vicinity is now sufnc. 'cntiy extensive and of ample importance to var. rant the establishment here of a banking hou,e That such an institution would pay large dIvi. aends ihrrc can hardly i-f question white. as . souicr oi convenience aud advantage to tLc psi,- our monled men take this matter under consider. alton and Gee whether they lght hot nature tlis Pnolio bcuehi To their oNB adVantaee
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
BORN,

Nsar PsgnlK MaTieopa eoaniy. May e, so he ~e us J ". swing scn.
 as,s from onr old friend J. P. MsKnsin. fnfEms us that ts pleased aie parent e the yOngser And several Al ssid rarsnts fieHds celebsaaed the coming of The young MarcoTian in becoming style. As I've wsfe na rr.sent d the ioheaton, giI now drihk to he m American ctizsn barn in MAreoIa county. snd hnps ths' hs will his ffher. mother. Territory and oo@n1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

noS H Tive have been told that certain s,.. SsuE sensation has. for some time past, been s.sS,Ong the dAy-dreams and guiding the evening ~a ''A or our worthy and popular friend, -Doc." ~s sr' II k probably Asr fault, though albeit. ns, S nothing wrong in the affair. sDoc's'' tio. nSsse s rapidly striding towards compIe- avail, ss.sser ses.,r 60 we win iust keep sllli and
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
The wsasharli.

Last Monday vas not the most delightful spec iH'oa oi May weather we have socu. Hail-stoBcs ars pleasapi to look upon, as they spor,ively hop t'sans apsn the checriess stFect, but tbeir joy eas s=;isSos iosc aii this charm when the unpro- leeisd lace l. compelled to submit to their ca p'ee-and this pleasure and pain were both ex. prrleneod ~ us on Monday. The cIoads cleared away on Wednesday, and the days since have been bright and beautiful.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

D Aorel@aa fAs dscoesrss ot ths great Tg-s mine i as T~~s.nt n Psossti. reouT-rztag z~y his iss aha fsszihars At hrishss Ahkesb h- asA ofsrs eEaskier he ssunx aisr-ss uorfh al e1s si00 sn Duls ssyts snd h-yiHs have cisas~d in Inc l-Nss a. sf-siratf.d. grnsse&ss rcase old Esne~r as as prssios. to hss having tisssS.r~ sniss wf ss. sssf< nsens Co tAssisssds ss sa ssrsch basir~s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Shortest, Best and Safest Route
 to Northern Arizona.

The Prcsca,f and sohsve Toll head has bees gresiy lInysssved ard is now in lrrsi reIair l teams hauling freight from is Angeles ~ hAn bei nasdino Northern AnEOna w be ehafged ba' hA' '" fsr the next six months afer date
 The whole ruai viii be worked up io hr.iola@ f"Aa dndne inc present sunmer. Ta ass viii hs established al ths Barpi ianch sna williason Valley aud all parties will be expected ~ As tolL as they Ysss thrv.tgh sad g@isa.
 VIM H HARDY PToporssf' Harayyiiis. May lssl. "yD
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

'"t "e'H''' hih1bal' Trutcrs ai Camp Date Crcek
 'e 'a' heavily by solirr, during inc Jss tvo ueek. uI one uecson iheir stove Date Greek was entered hua ~"f O 70 D Ralians of whisty were spilled aed s,, 'sh away day os two ago s,oek ,i lagsf i...r s,e u-'li-"ei irpiH the WHKun in uhch it b-ng oa.. 'et.d fuHn i'rssi, Date Cs-sk and ;i. k-- 1. hs, " Ihe ese'Ti We have nake ha Inc F,tsr. A"d hni~ to beaf ui ul.if being puuish-d
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Express to Bradshaw.

T. Garrison has established an express line be- tween Prescott and the Braishav mines, aud Is prepared 'o carry letters, papers, packages, etc, for consideration. We wtsh him unboundcd sacesss The operation of his line has supplied a want which was keeuly felt hcrc, a well al bradshax.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
An Asaayer on the Ground.

Bradshawites can now have their ores ,csicd by competent assayer, Charles K. HsyDc, wbo has pitched his ieut in the district. Ms. Hayne has had the good seuse to annoabec thcsc facts tn au adyeftlscIscnI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

p Is no discount on c. s. Adams "old s.,',. was captured by Indians and TO. ,s ,spsared by the owner while i'm transit--that Is. " ~s are capable of judging.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
MARRIED.

AtEi Ne~ss. CaEkrsss AssshsF Fair Californian eaf- ,rs-l hy an AriBan Ky letter f-na fl Aant- Csisss na ws Iearn ]. D. Price Of tis cn'y, and Ms. NAnnie F. Doagherty. of E Noote wers ree~uy married b, s.sl1ss A kiag and do hereby sincerely Eish the newly welded pair loaa hvss happiness and prosperity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Wv II Hsnpr, of Hardyy,l,e bs. .r,,, ,,, |,

wv. H. Hinpr, of HardyyiIle. has again pa, In 1hl~A'anee hero, and we hail he arrival with i'"ufe Being the most energetic man in Soriseru Arizona, VIC beg of him to imbas sis- ss oi hs goahchd spirit into our business men, , 'st '" ihdnre thesH 10 grade wagSa-T cad Co Bradshaz Mr. Hsys.Y. .,r,,,zr... .-.;..- '',r oula soon open good road, and we arc in fa- % so, Gl lafn'shing him meaas, and telling hia to
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

A. r. Van Duzs-r and John shlyelr arrived sras. California by Thursdsy's stage. Mir. Van Duzer is connected with Uncle sam's Revenae Dcnart- r0cnt- Mir. Shiveiy |. an old mIncr. uho ha. eoa,. From Montana Co look al tbe Tiger" Al least. 60 wc have been informed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

LaE Cold Spring Dairy company-Adam Scott, N' w. Bowen and others-of the fsio Verde. are ,,,,5g the military and civil dwcliers of that u'snllial river, with good milk and butter. and
 nope to hear Of their financial suecess ln tue
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

THosE irreprcssible lTrwers RabIe and sherrrr. are again making improvement. upon tbcir prem. lees, which, when completed. will give them a large, airy and bcanuful saloon
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

rHs irasss bss'hiinx-s~ I<issss ~.l.sss~--s.- b- ias ss-eis-i sr A. L. Me.i~r tAs ruiHs old Qs~r Rsek sissp hsls far e lhs eas~.f r-s hi.s..s a Irr~sst r. s Haa .Fehii-.4 Asd hli.r
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
A School.

We learn that the sum of eos has been sub se'is'sd to=sfss supporting ;ss school aSw bssag 'aush, tn Prescott by Chaplain Glimore, and. as a seaooI census will soon bc taken. and taxes col. lectSd, the chances that school viii, hercaf ter bc Kcpt runuin, pretty sicsdiiy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

,,,. ho''ee or Sunday shool Celebration. The I,,''eh '', are training for She performance, and ""'' no doubs, act well their parts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
DumeId Ham

AS article of diet the Daed ham has supsros. and the ags1ts fF this cosst Messns Plan Newtn, uf San Francisco sxiOas to introduce h here s by their advertisement to-days MINER next week. Pufo>e pablsh dreei"as for keeping and esk ing these hansL
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
EsA5=o=s

Three Minissers--Mss~rs White, Glmsrr and Oroves. have hsea holding PsOsr~osd nesting b~ss with what success they have poa informed ns.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Sale of Town Property.

cea.s.his N F P.ros wiI to-day .sIi spms ,o-a.lo,s etc ses sossee ef sale. t-arth Fusge.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

Thar-isy isss large Iety af fst1ns hss~ra srives hsss isDs@ ihs west The T~siy w-I provided siiA iIassis t.sls ssd l~s,, ,i.ioas
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Saddle Train fos Bradshaw.

J A hi@I~as a FsrFarcd o oNuy T@s.eag-rs letter, and fs t@ss sm frr-ess is BrsdshaN aaA ysos rsrsa Ai rca<snsbis Sec his .dses.su tn ti cs.s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
PROBATE NOTICE.

IN TIRE PROBATE COURT. COUNTY OF YAyA- I-si upd Tsfritury nf Arisoua.
 In 's sf tbs Esais as RonEEr Po-rtH d-ceasod Sace hereby given he h.irs co. fis@ d@.-asd and Ail J-r-us Interested e stt EsfAi- is aud s,syszr the ffuise Cssuft Nssas iu Prrssf Gaqufy of IsvHs a.d T-rrtasy Aryssaa Tpesiay June i1 issI 10 oicissk H C, sbsa cailss aBy iiey have. why ths lad viii snd sf .sd dcrss.ed ssaid l.
 'is-i Pr-s- ss,t Rafu. D. Farrngtsa ay1-Bssd Ad. usini.ifttsf uith tbs wiu AnneHcd sf s4ld Essaie.
 WiI. y kald an4 ils -~s af ssid CosEn The 23d day a May i~7i. HENRY ". fLEJET.
 t.gi Probate Jaigs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Evidence Accumulates

Thai iist ag Powder stand The issi af sssrfai eisstssss~l aaaiyri. hk~ Dssot4fs NEAsT PUunEn Al tlsh sttijesisl t Tho srfral anal Esss sfs-lioa's csid t Aind ~uering uts ths cssnIs%ilu iai ssseh r-rte,'iy Jsare sud Batr'tss This s,suis sT the saifr- ard anhsn sns4cf~sa given by DpuiSf's EAsT fusuts n thr cniinAry esTstrttseuL
 N s ihe chenJsst l~s' ssa rns-s rraie iiakiaG Pvu dsr kssvn Spd ressauH.urd uT.n iis pssfits aAoss NoSa gs,seg kret- j,ss5r3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
NOTICE.

The seiersgssi her~bs give- no,ics sn Isr--s is. ists-d ts h Co aAI aud .stl~ iA~ir uoseanis 'srwss tfs wiil hs handed fs eallsetioa D legal t~pesss.
 lF~saost. A. T. SaBs !. ls7i.
 r9l M RAvENA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
SADDLE TRAIN TO BRADSHAW

frsn cad secg gsse n the ~nlersisaea xiil run s.A dis,san h~fEc~a frs-sii Asa Br-A.sas ssarsias fsm Prs.c.f at 7t eei-k Saturday ssrnng krs4vtax Brsdsaa- HtTrs. same day. Reaarninx~--sfi lsavs Bradsha~ Taes-iAys Gnd arrive ., Irs-oss w~iRss- asys
 i'r~.>st ArissaN, Jsn. .. lsTi.
 ,~a ! 4. SIMPSON
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

Eos SAIE oK RExT--Mounisin Ranch Eve miles soafh of PTssopti Appiy ai ths SioTc of Ailsr Waite.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
List of Advertised Letters
BUTTER.

ocod Butisr iu g Ib cans fr sale si 75 eeus reT b.
 MILLER JAsTRo. PUHE COD LIVER OIL, M Al Dr. kendalrs Pioo-er Drug sfaEs