The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08
FURTHER MAIL FACILITIES.

It delights ns 10 know that SO influential body as the San Francisco Chamber of l Commerce has taken up the cudgels for us in . the matter of trying to secure better mail ia. cilities, and we sincerely hope tbe effort. of . the Chamber, with those already made by . Gen. Stoneman, and our own people will ! have the de-ircd effect As this matter is of great importance, We giye, below, the pro- ! oeedlngs Of the Chamber, etc. as We fni !. them in the Daily Ala Cs;f55aia of March {, l 18th:
 Ire.ieoi svau stated tha be had received ,.ttios i, eithcn. lfny'nE ior inytasr na f,rftes lsiueen @ Aa b'i'afdno -ad Prescott Arn,na 1rvitor~ h1d D. D"' ''-i io t~ fhe duty sf fs Oharaher t lend m ua coast Hnd Co ahptd fsiI'i ia ciizens ths Teffiss rBI PETITION ] The Secretary then read ,hs following peutoo 7oihe FrsF'deHf and Rsuirs of U,e chanL.y of cs. 'os-NtN iiAAtNt You peina.rs representing tls.f intcrs's and ireseutng sg ylY sil.fs,a ,i. e. ,ty iF acton bang taken to coutuue iutercarse NtA shh he Faffdly Increasing tradc gf Central Arrl Fa} iaai thfnagb yuuf iutertssssuu wh fhe pt Dses pei@Tneui sn ncrease of tuEi ftes may ts o-sy ths rsae i"iwecu Fresoi and wioksnharr ls Ar!s.as ani saa bsrnarviiuu. u Calfsuia Your T-oonsts a.o rsprs-~u that anaT coutraet now afyertissi to l iss ts ser,ies o e.anssues Js l.. ir.l' between Aihagaenqus dn MvKra ana Prrsou aa ArikDnAl uill fgrush dIfsc csnmauirs..n ffv.rn t- ,rAl Ar1"ua and he sarrt State, and may difer1 DIT uiu f tas rhIady rcressng tr3o of that s.et Al tbs ierfy uniess be takrd Co secure rrs iHiira~if reisiiaas wiia ihai TTie Aud ad n soc mofs uaI i;ss belg ssked fr tiat ths .eh.uis tro. ior earn iug ite uls i~een Prcse ard sab ts-rnn- dn1 hr r'fuccd inam svhi dsys Ear aar. unse snd thsi ihs ssffco hs incfvscd snd is -,in'.sssty boz siesd td we~kiy carre.i
 itar F.aSners a.s refressui tlai ths F-tulaton ef Cen'nAl Afsna has neTiy dons in hs pas' ysassi tiai t'f tan~fs Dow ra-s from fhs iaud agw oaisasod 70 ihsi sec'n nearly an he sLin required by f1eui tf ifs use os ts Eray azs=..y -s - 3~ai rza ssmFuon iha' ths sh Hiniag uieests are hs rsg gsay dsNsTcd thai ;hg ff.n. Vaiiars mine . uatsd by frry stamp H.l crushng asgl, siatvfve tsrs ,r day, aud yielding yearly half Q miipr dollar. iu oeii0n tssi ths Big Bag ui sanuas.fai ar.rs isa Safkng hs os-s nan toe Epgeais sas and paying ~eis thai The placer m,nss lately discovered w bsh tsnfaoy then 70 large uugasr Sf miBsrs aud t- fec@Ht disevery w rsy rich sis~r in Brad that ia.aJity
 "nsia he Esss yeas Assa thrs- hssarya trusrs hsv.
 eated lands tA ranches SsN River as4 ia th. uluun ~ Jshaafy lss' ah5t ssVsuiy a;ious registered n tts Land Ofcs si Prcsok AaS as is f-fae eah s~s.,s ,s sip sgS r,ss,ea u-er- sh V s5uoi thFps RaEssry wi ts greatly tacre2sed year hs had, are EeA- and IAssiy a sstsI ts fssAusg psFpss-s , We sviseA urau husho-ity ws Se~n regabis taa tas gsl matter Sos ssui trs this sssrass. fa, Eve hunar.d ynds Ter s~ck and thai sho ucresed sv sl cAanos uoS he araauaodsad by ons sag. pss se~f besirisE ss vsss==s s=s s==7s.;s s; Csfaa. sBd F-clAily o< san fssSs.soo sss yv Eiol soasdsr1t of uzT prayef
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 MACnNpHY & Co DEWITT EfITlx A co. fEEDLANuGE L. H ALLEN
 |. WILLIAMS, BLAcNHAnD CAsT1E BR0rHEzs
 Co., W. R. WApswOeTH Co
 EENArE
 ( Jsdge Tweed of ArsHonA pho f-~s~at ealies uIs C. Fes4rts H- lsit be ooaia sdA bat ii'l ,a vkSs stated ia ss gesssa fss fes, hssh h O tzi Hg had trsves@i fhs twtrs u the issi siK uou,la asa travel ncre4sng aud tt reeui dsuvsfes si ths bfatsas as~s sftrsctn n T many peils bsi ths fasities su1csnut Tn grswrg s;srez.s of the Tsrr'y vss noi sasssrsd ty
 weekly mail He ciossd by iatrodocing
 GOVERNOR sAFToFn,
 " Chssf Msss,rsfs af the Tsrriiorv zho ksow a Ei,u Te caunfry. The tiuTCrsof oHnsnaod hs r~mNsks by dressing lbs Cbanb-r Hs knsv he statsrnsui, 10 ts pstn ts h- substantially true iasi Jane ssis ws''s Ass@a-d s tas Terri,ory- nosiness ~ell ns ts community suffer ff ths af ual facNaas Misar 'u headeaArrrs sst1blsbsd Prescott and As r. andAnt ssus lesr i0 wsshiEgaoa urging o'e feqavr
 mail r,snnunicatuns Petitions aise seai by 70 " c;lens o Central Arfnba and Nrthern CArua pEa, nj. lag hN r Eghi noHhs bar" passed Snd % results ys As Thsir D,egais urged lp Congress bs, Tor Tersr hsa DO poliiiesl nAsspes Thls Tsrtsry va ls ths snUihWes' aad appeared t0 es lad h~rgAiB And hA more thAn dessrysd. They had struggled slsng thS
 ng thai its know ledge and Influence brvaght the DeT~ztmsni would bring about hs dssrd result Ia tn trade f ArIuna belongt t0 CAefnAi As EIns arc csshoI.. and they feel that CArriA thv.r us0ssis 'e TAslf tnOntsns ,hFrsd-d sh gd silver and cPf~ ,, er4l has been asJvfred which h prRounoea eHos
 ieui They supply the Jaisa States with beef ar ls mutton they are only irced Iron ihe indans The have li the mail fdrtfies nyN increase
 viii be Ol s1eai esaeh to AriNtE well Cafofni ,d Governor S1rd theu spoke uf shai EsTs ArzOna sc
 t 'hs hostility of tas ArAohss h. wos' 'ree 0i
 dians ever found on this eoutinent They sre Killing
 the pioneer, and people the settlement Ji
 Colonies have Eunered as much n the los os psss
 ty as they have. The TerrtFy s battle grOund. N
 day rosse. bot what whi'e- aiaessd lt has ou
 become 6 subject sE only mODeniaEg consideration
 learn thai man has Killed. Herds of cattle ha at been drveu oa and Killed and not one thtFd n the
 eounts Of murdsrs hnd their way into print
 Americans they have pride and gre detefnined Co ke
 The TerF,tory and sahdue the ndiAns He elosod hs
 marks by urging that ad hs afforded brave and aeasI ls- iag people
 a There are a few errors in the foregoing, aE er right here IS good place to correct the'
 First, Mere thsn three hundred fArners ha ay located lauds for ranches in Salt River Valle IT, the past year Second, The mail matter se- ld. over tbe route from California to Prescott re, every week, averages more than GOO pound it and IS all the time incr,asing. With one Ter two exceptions, the remarks of Gov. Saiio in are correct. The must n0tabl' exception 'ge his saying, that, "one-third of the accoun
 of murders never hnd their way into print is- but this may have been slip of the tongu of Wm. B. Hooper made few remarks,
 dorsing what had been said, and introduo
 resolutions which we published, last wee gas and which were unanimously adopted. L .,-----..-~a------------------