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by LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctfoneers
- Successors 10 Cooper & Latimer,J
buthwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST
WARp AT AUCTION.
- On thursday AFTERNOON, March Odd,
Dat clock, We will sell. in front OF the premi-
Hses, the following described property Lot No.
Is, in square ~, situated the west side Of sd
street. between @ and ID streets. This lot has a
front OF So feet inches sd street running back
IL feet ~ inc hes to ~ foot alley and il desir
will be divided into two or three building lots.
At ga O'Clock, Lot No. 2, in square No. las, (ex-
street north, between 18th and 18th streets west
This property has front Of 81 feet on street. and
contains 6,828 square feet.
Terms. One third cash; residue in 8, IL and Is
months, with interest. ured by Q deed Of trust
Convey ancing and ps cost Of purchasers I'd
LATIMIR & CLEARY,
nh B-ddds IRep1 Auctioneers.
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ny LArIMER OIL EARY, Auctioneers,
- Successors to Cooper q Latimer,)
Southwest corner Pennsyivania ave- and nth street

ny LArIMER q CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- Successors to Cooper q Latimer,)
Southwest corner Pennsyivania ave. and lth street.
DHsIRABLI BuILDING LOT ON THE ISLAND
.Ar AUCTION.
- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March
92d, 1t ~ O'Clock y. m, We will sell In front
-of the prsmtses, the west heff OF Lot No. ~, in
square No. l96, having front Of Is feet street
south between ~ and 9th streets west, and running
back Ii feet 9 inches 70 psved alley.
Terms: One third cash; residue in 6, IL and IS
months, with interest, secured By deed of trust
Conveyancing and stamps at cost OF purchaser. $50
mi6-5i iRepi LATIhEB CLEARY. Auc.s.
DERIMPT0RY SALE OF VALUABLE MILL
PROPERTY.
- The undersigned, By authority, offers for
r.. sale one undivided half interest In that Vslu
800 able Mill Property, SITUATED in the village OF
Bladensburg, known o. the "ktversdale Mills"
including about Fifteen Acres Of Land
The Min IL now in good running order, and Is
doing Q large and profitable business. Mr.. George
W Taylor, Who II ioiat owner, and now IN charge,
vill take pleasure In showing the premises to any
one W no wishes TO purchase.
This property will be offered at public sale, to the
highest bidder, on the pfemises, at ~ o'clock m =,
ON FRIDAY, the Gath day OF March, Isl. Sale
positive.
Terms One half Of the purchase money to be paid
in cash. the residue in equal instalmentsa six and
twelve months, the deferred payments 10 be secured
10 the satisfaction of the undersigned Stamps aud
oouveyaneing ~ the expense o. pnrehassr;
JOHN b. BROOKE.
mh.6-tds Attorney 81 Law.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 7th and ID street,

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
Southeast corner 7th and streets
GEhhRRpiANS SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
MAR a. sTks Ell Al T1 hEGTf6S AVENUE
h s1T IF q ss5 Su nj so
sR hi pDEsnii 0a S5.k ia hs a
subdivision Of square No 1872. commencias at a
point on Maryland avenue one hundred and eighty
seven l1 feet from the corner of -Four and half
saie ana running thence west along the line Of
wsrdly at right angles with said avenue one hun
Giea ana seven tlO9 et thence due south fifty
teenty Eve Isl feet thence due north ,isfX I0
t3Z teet thence north wsrdly one hundred and eight
This lot runs back 10 twenty foot aTiey iI NJ
rear Afro, ten foot alley the west OF said lot
House, fronting On Maryland avenue, AMI a tMp
Story ana hall Fran House, fronting on the al
Terms Of sale: One half cash: balance in 6 and u
months, with notes b airing interest to DO secured
ance and stamps at the cost Of the purchaser SIN
down when the property is sold. 1.-THE term. of ss
tie Guardian reserves the right to RESELL AZ the eos
anu risk OF deiaulting purchaser
mhi-wswSds GREEN & WILIiAMs Auet,
10y THOMAS 4. wAGGAMAN,
beal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
washington q Georgetown Office 5l97th St, op. p o
CHANCEhY SALE OF SOME OF THE MOST
DGsih \ DIE lAI1lfkONED PROPERTY IN
9Hk CITY, STU ATED At THE OORSER
WIN M tEp 9TH Effects NORTHWEST, ON
~ trder and by virtue OF an order or decree
- passed on the Gih day OF February, 1871, and
= iurtAer order passed Oh the 9TH day of March
Ell by the supreme Court OF the District of OOlum'
Dls h-Idlhg an Equity Court Tor said District ia a
csu'e p ndlng an said court, wherein Alexander
freIOst ~ comP ainant and Martins A. Winter et al
are dtiendsnts being No 81. Onancery Bules No,
Q, tue uIuersgntu trustee Will sell public auc-
uon. m front ~ the premises, on the 5th day of
ApTll, I6Il- at O'Cluck, Lots lettered A. b. o. u
u aud ID, OF Walter LennoN' ; subdivision on
OrlSnal iots one, two. ana twenty-five IN S1nars
thfee hundred and sixty eighS. }5S) in the city
Warrington, 10 the district Of Columbia, as ths
and plan of said city " r''
TENS Of sale, as prescribed by the court. One
lourth OF the purchase money 10 be paid in cash
ana the residue IN two equal instalents at one and
two years, Tor which the purchaser notes bearipg
interest az SIX per cent from day of sale Interest
payable semi annually. will be required secured nv
deed 81 trust on the property sold
conyeyanclng and stamps at purchasers cost
depC sit OF S25 each lot sold will be reauired
when the pure haser's bid Is accepted
DEsCRlPrION-The above lets will be sold sspa-
rafely thus afordiuR a opportunity to secure
me building lots on one OF the most streets
In the city All OF the lots, except lot III trent on
street, and run back ITO feet to tenfOOt alley each
lot faylns width OF "a feet except bot A, which ia
on the corner, and has width of "a feet 9inches
ISo feet inches to a 81 foot alley.
plat OF the property TO be seen at the Office OF
W. EpMoNsToN. Trustee.
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAS,
mh9-h'st udds kuciioneer.
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DH WM. u. WALL h co. Auct,oueers
40 New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 ard 900 SW cor. Pa ave- and 9th AZ.
UNITED STATES MARSHAJs SALE OF IL
QG0RS, &c, All AND 479 PENNSYLVANIA
~ In Writ of a writ Of feri fseias, on iudg-
Hf~lment OF condemnation, issued from the
GHJOe1k OH &c of the Suprem. Court of the
0ADistrict OF Columbia, and to me directed 1
will sell, at public sale, for cash, on FRIDAY
18th day OF March. 1871, commencing at I q cid OK
q m, at Nos Az and 479 Pennsyiyanis avenue
all Goods and Stock contained in said stores, com
prisng- ~
Brandies Whiskies Port,
Sherry, Muscatsl, Claret,
Champagnes, Ales, Lavender Brandy
Catav ba, Jam stca Rum, Btters
ST. CroiX Rum, Blackberry Brandy,
Absynthe, Olive Oil. CordiaI
Curacao Mads ira. r immelI,
Bar Fixtures in the Tear of store,
Counters, Desks, Chairs, Stoves
Fire proof Safe, Mattings,
Glass Ware, Empty Bottles,
DemiJohns, Tunnels, Measures 6c
-, Empty Casks and Barrels
Inc above Liquors are in wood and glass, aud
win hume rous other articles seiz and levied a.
the property Of p. q. Boyle.
ALEX. SHARP, o. s. Marshal d C.
mhloN w. L.. WALL 90, Aucts
1.-THE ABOVE sALEIs POSTPONED
UNTIL WEDNESDAY, March 22d, 1871, same
ALEX SHARP, $ Marshal
mild IRepl w. l.. WALL & co, Aucts.
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JACOB LURNBURGsR, who shot Miss Frede-
flca Myer at Sing Sing a few weeks ago. and
has been indicted for murder has so far recOy-
cred from the eff cts of the wound inflicted bv
himself on his own head BY the discharge of a
pistol, as to be considered entirely out OF dan
ger, although the ball has not vet been extract
ed. He speaks freely on the subject of the late
tragedy, and still expresses his regret that he
did not succeed in taking his own life as well as
that of Miss Meyer.
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LIE IHSuRAHcB LrrraAffoN.-The n. Y.
that has Just been decided In the court Of COM
mon pleas. The widow Of major In the army,
holding the policy for the sum Of - 500, found
herself compelled to bring suit against the
company set up in answer the usual plea-mis-
representation by the insurer as to the state OF
bis health. The evidence, however, proved to
the contrary, and q verdict was siveu against
the company. The writer says that III the OH
GERS OF the company waive a careful exsmlna-
ton in the hopes OF securing a new policy holder
they should be compelled to take the risks and
acds that such examination should be made a
beng the only course consistent with Just re-
gaid fof the interests of stockholders and the
holders OF policies
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PROFESSIONAL.

VITAL MAGNETISM.-Ap natural remedv for All
diseases, either physical or mental, whether ip
acute or chronic form. THY 1T "
j. b. CRUCKER, Patholopist
huLo-lm 1UT 9th street
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DRY GOODS.

MONEY sAVEDi
Selling of Winter Stock OF
ID y g GODS
AT GREATLY REDUCED Prices
Receiving daily, GOODS SUITABLE FOB THE
SPRING TRADE.
Loo yards PLAID and STRIPED MUSLIN, In
pretty patterns and low priced.
large elegant Tow Ell at I21z cents
BED SPREADS from 81 50 up.
NAPKINS and DOiLIES from rs cents to IS per
dozen.
Great bargains in LINEN DIAPERS, TABLE
DAmASk, and all other kinds of White Goods
EMORY BAXTER,
fe2S IRepubl 1920 Pennsylvsnia avenue
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
u No. 3l9, southeast corner Of 7th and streets

x ., AuCtlOnefra,
u No. $40, southeast corner Of 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN SQUARE NO. 496, BETWEEN AND q,
AND ~ AND ORR sTREETS, ISLAND
- W heress John Loeliger gave to me his deed
m OF trust upon the following described prom
- rfy: Part OF lot ., in square No 4s5 which
part embraces all Of lot 2S the southern rs feet
inches front by rs feet depth thereof Beginning for
tie same at the distance Of 50 feet inches from the
sOuthtast c6rntr OF sal square, running thence
north 2sfeet thence west LOO feet thence south p
ieet inches; thence east . feet; thepce north O
inc hes thence east 70 ct to the place Of beginning
according to the plat cf the city Of Washington T.
secure Louis Rothschiid the payment of a promis
sorry note some ate with said deed Of trust
Tor 60 y, due In months sitter date; and whereas
said note Is due and wholly unpaid and have been
requested 10 sell said property by the holder of said
note, therefore give notice that / will sell said
property, together with all improvements at public
sale, in front OF the prem ses, on SATURDAY the
LIST day OF April next, at q clock m
Terms: 500 in ca n, and the rest in and IL
mo- tbs; secured by deed Of trust the property.
100 to be paid in cash at time of sale. Uonye y-
sncng and stamps at the coat OF the pure haser Ii
terms OF sale are not com p led it'll in days after
sae. the property to be resold at risk and cost Of
dttaulting purchaser
THOMAS WILSON, Trustee,
mhH-eotd GBEFN WILLIAMS, Ancts.
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mefeerO logical Record-March Is. BAN
War DsParrment, Signal Seruice. U.SA
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AUCTION SALES.
IN WILLIAM l.. WALL 90, Auctionesrs,
~ New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902 cor. Penna ave and 9th ct

Ky WILLIAM l.. WALL d 90, 'Auctionesrs
M. oo.n ey Ma5els Building,
- By virtue Of deed OF trust from larles v
H 6ordon and wife to John d McPhe son, re.
4corded in Liber COZ, folio s2a, Of the land re-
Columbia, j Will sell, on MUHDAf, the / rtS ds "
OF April, ISL, at o'clock, on the premi .es, at
public auction the following property descr bed in
said deed to wit:-Lot IL, in square leo. i'm proved
30, and =, on 18th street west, between L. and
str cts north.
Terms: One third cash. the balance in one AMI two
years secured b, purchaser notes and deed Of trust
ehaser's cost deposit Of $50 will be required as
JOHN D. MCPHERSON. Trustee.
mon w. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Auotiopeers and Real Estate Brokers,
NO 81 southeast corner It'll and ID streets.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AT
AUCTION.
m BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, bearing date the
SS96th day of July, lS69, and duly recorded in
me land records of Washinst ton county, in
Liber and h. No. Is, folio 435 and by direction OF
me party secured thereby, will sell public auc
ton. on the premises on MONDAY. the 9th day
OF March ISL at4 O'Clock m all those Lots in the
Clty OF Washington marked respectively A. II. q
and ID. IN ohm Lunneys subdivision of lots one and
ana sixty one containing respectively 9ss i5i lisa
tnd l,i.U feet marking in ell 4, $50 square feet
ems: One third cash: balance IN 6 and IL
ths upon potes secured by deed Of trust on the
property is Struck on Stamps and convey snci ne AZ
pprC hasers cost IT TIRE terms not Complied with
within hye days the Trustee the ri yht 10
reseil at purchaser risk and cost.
mill dts GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY WM, 4. WALL CO., Auctioueers,
- Kew Marble Building
10 900 and 902 Pennrlyania avenue
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctIopeeTs,
- 3l7 Southeast corner OF 9TH aud ID

FhLCABIE REAL ESTATE FRONTING ON
PESSNsi -, LANA hNEatE, BETWEEN %
AND 81 STRSETS EAST, All AUCTION
ia On TUESDAY, the 2Ist instant, at S
E"A o clock o. m we shall sell, on the premis es
49, part of lots d and "a, in square No 75g. be
ing good front and depth, with the impr0y-m ents
thereon mailing II valuable and desirable property
10 " hich We call the attention OF buyers
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 8, L, Is,
and "a months. for notes bearing interest. and Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the premises Stamps
&c at the cost OF the purchaser. 500 down the
mhl3-d GREEN WILLIAMS
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DYssdPkETPss,kA4 AND III hIyEE g9MRLAINr-IM

nR. THOMPSON, Female Phvs,e,an. lbs AZ
~ street, south Of Pennsylv anis avenue An in
netd Of reliable and experi. need Physician shouid
cal. Immediate success insured for a moderata
charge. Twenty years success " uei a'e
n. Lady in attendance fs12I,.
nk, U. NJ. F0BD HAS REMOVED HIS or
- nee and residence to 134 PennsyIyapia ayenna
between LIST and % streets east. fesI III TO-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
Thanks.

We feel it a positive duty 10 return thanks 10 our subscribers for the promptness with which many have responded to our call, to pay up. And most satisfactory next 10 the presence Of the greenbaess-was the evident good Will with which the same were transferred-not as though the payments were made under protect or grudgingly, but with all that li6craiity which goes 10 prove that our efforts in behalf Of AriEous are appre- cia'ed. We have eudeavored aud still endcAyor 10 make of tnc MINER all ths, frontier journal should be, and i Is souroe Of gratincAtion that our patrons arc ever ready 10 aid In the per foTn.ance of that which we consider a necessary work
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
The Wheeler Expedition.

The balance of the Wheeler EKpedtIoa-the commands under Lieut. Wheeler and Lieut.. Lyle arrived on Monday On Tuesday Lieut.. Wheel e disposed of large quantity of surpiu, goods which be had on hsud. consisting of clothing. blankets, etc, besides one pair of mules and A vehicle, and started on Thursday with part Of the command, 10 go to Camp Apache rra tue San Francisco mountain. Tbr balAsee sf tue eTpe- diuon, under Lieut. lockwood started for tbe s,ne point ria Camp Verde. Al Camp Apache ,b. detachment. will be reunited and will pro eeed thence, ia q body, 70 Tucsos, where the en- petition will be dissolved. The typographical corp, will proceed thence to California and re- turn to the East by rail. The balance of the eT. petition will probably remain in Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
Absconding Debtors.

W. z. Thompson and sou having accumulated liberal indebtedness and having become com pe,ey di.gusted at the importantly Of their cred i.or., concluded to square ali accounts Dy leaving ,b. country Acting upon this lhudable idea they collected all their stock, about the middle of last ~sek,-somc eighteen head Of horses and mules and started for New Mexico pid the 35th paral- lel route. One Of the creditors suspccting their intention, informed Sheriff Behan of the whole proceeding, who immediately started forth ia pursuit, on saturday morning. Al a late hour on sunday night be came upou tbe camp of father and son a; point near the San FrancscO moA. t.ln He had no warrant fer their arrest, but he had an attachment against the stock, which be cn- forced and so ihe animals were brought back Tue Sheriff vac followed from one of the settle inena, by two citizens, who reached the camp in time 10 render assistance In securing ths slocs and bringing 1t back.
 The IAyelcrs eSRtinsed on their way to New Mexico, saddcr but wiser
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
Drum Barracks

It will be seen by the following order from Headquarters Military Division of the Pa cific that Drum Barracks, from and after the 2Oth inst, will cease to be military post and Quartermasters depot:
 San Francisco, Cal, Oct l9, 1871. Special Orders No. l66.
 | First Lieutenant Erekine NJ Camp, l2in Infantry, will conduct the enlisted men direc ed, in Special Orders Nos l57 and lGj, cur rent serles, Headquarters Military Diesion of the Pacific, tn proceed from Angel Island and Benicia Barracks to Fort Yuma, Califor- nia,.by the steamer Ne1berA. lnavir.g oa :Ae Fist instant. Having completed this duty. he will return io his station overland ,o San. Diego or by steamef from tine mouth of the Colorado.
 II. Drum Barracks, Calif,rnia, as militia. " post and Quarternaster's depot. will be discontinued on and after the 20th pyoximo. The public property that has accumulated there for issue, will, in the interval, be dis posed of as recommended by the Assistant | Inspector General, the Chiet Commissary of | Subsistence and Chief Quarternaster, Mili- tary Division cf the Pacific Arrangements will be made hy the Chief Quaftermaster. | Military Division of the Pacific, to secure the preservation of the public buildings at the post and depot, preferably in the manner recommended and directed. III. The transfer of the Headquarters and Band of the 2lst Infantry directed in Special Orders No. 6G, Headquarters Department oi l Arizona, subsequently, modified by instruc. tions from these Headquarters, will be effect, ed about November goth, by the steamer Neicbern, if satisfactory agreement can be ar. rived at with her owners. |A~-. .
 The Quartermaster's Department will fur nish the necessary transportation.
 By order of Major-General Schofeld l J. c. KELToN,
 Assistant Adjutsnt General. Official. 4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
Cagper Sohroader.

The following notice regarding the late Casper sehroader has been handed us by Charles schroe- der, who requests us to publish the same as a means Of allaying any doubts which should arise 10 ihe minds Of his friends in regard to the ident hy Of tbe deceased; Casper Surrender was a native Of Germany. born In Sand Bostel near Ere. nervovdo, tn the Province of Hanover, at which p1ace h!s father and several relatives still re- siding. The deceased was al one time In business Ia Montana and subsequently in California"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
Plats of the Survey

Attention is directed 10 the "Noiiee 10 Pro. emp;ors," elsewhere
 The township described os No l4 N., E. west, includes Prescott, the Milil2ty Reservation of Fort Whipplc, Willow Creek and the county north as far os Curtis Ranch, Lower Granite Creek.
 Townships No II Y, R. 1 west, and No. II x, east aud north as far a. Camp Verde and the Black Hills
 Township No. 13 x, R. east, embraces :Ae eniite agricultural district oi Lower Agua Eria Valley.
 Township No. II E.. R we,t, embraces the headwalers Of Willow Creek and tue mountains lyIug Immediately west.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
Military Items

Captain Guy V. Henry, with h.. troop Q: iLe 3d Cavalry, arrived at Fort WAippie on Tuesday. 7th inst from Camp McDowcu
 M'lo- John Green, lst Cavalry hA. been reliev. cd from duty Al Camp Apache, and ordered to the Department Of the Columbia He will probably be stationed in either Oregon or Idaho, os most Of his regiment is serving there
 LieutenAnts Ford and Cra~ford have been or dered from Camp Verde to Camp Apache, ue,u. Lcrs Of general court to convene al lbe latter poet for the trial of enlisted men.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
Ghr ~ aAliner.
Local Intelligence.
PHEscoTr, November ] Accident at Bradshaw.

A painfal aud probably fatal accident occurred A, Bradshaw about the latter part of last week. . workman known as French Tom," whose yroper name Is Thomas Bodkilln, in the employ of ,he Tiger Company, while at work on the wind l.... by some accident ,cmb!ea Into the snait which had been sunk to the depth of ninety feet.
 Al the depth of eighty feet was platform made of pine plauks, two inches thick; this hardly nor, than served 10 break the force Of his fall for striking upon the middle Of the platform the blanks seemed 10 offer but little resistance, and pA,.lng through he was precpita,ed to the bot tom. q distance of somewhat more than nine feet. When taken up he was quite snsensible and sev. eral minutes elapsed before he gave any indca- lion that life vas not extinct. soon however, be returned to life 1T not to consciousness, aud at latest accounts seemed to be suffering intense agony and In a state Of derium. Although there |. not co much as a scratoh upon hIs person, from the accident, it is thought that be has sustained Internal injuries which he cannot survive
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11

A misunderstanding which occurred at ,be school Of Psrsou Gilmore, about the middle oi the week, has given gossip. that which ihey con. slider something good to talk about Having heard ieW ungenerous comments upun the mat ter, We sought tbe bottom Of ihe stosy and eK. aminet its every side, aud we deem it but simple justice tO all concerned to say that the difficulty was a childish affair iusomuch as it concerned ihe pupils. Mr. Giim0re's course In the matter we re- gard aa quite unfortunate for himself
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
Hawks vs Pigeons.

Pigeons have sorry time of h in Prescott No sooner have they settled on tbe plaza to feed Aan hawk, who has been watching their move. nents from secret recess among Inc branches of spine, sneaks around block. darts into She flock, and seldom departs with empty claws This 'eountrel has no soonsr esc-ped w!;s h.s victim Han another long-toe yaHdal is ready to repeat tae act
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
From Walnut Grove

nave accounts of Indian depredations which ae carried on just as systematically though MI Colyer had never made peace" Within the pAa. 'hree weeks they have paid four visits 10 the "'lieneHt and carried oft two or three hundred aoIlars' worth of property.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
The Bradshaw Trail

The work of improving the trail to Bradshaw !" hkely to prove success. The necessary amount Of money has been subscribed. and Cap ''h shoup started on Monday, for Bradshaw, to put the ball In motion This Is a much needed improvement; and ,he only objection we have to IiIse Is that t has been too long deferred.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11

A San Francisco dispatch of October 2Gih has ar account Of an accident on the Central Pacific Railroad. The Eastward-bound train broke through San Joaquin bridge, killing one passenger, wonndiDg many and destroy. ing four cars.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
Snow

The first snow Of tue season set in on Sunday and continued to fall for upwards of an hour. The flakes were few and far between, and were no longer visible upon reaching the ground. Nevertheless it was n snow storm-and the first ws have witnessed during lapse of seven years
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11

Acting Assistant Surgeon Eusigp, accompanied by party of three or tour citizens, started for Bradshaw on Wednesday. The Doctor goes 10 tender medical or surgical assistance to Thomas Bodkllp, the victim of aR accident referred 70 clscWhefr.