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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-05-12
White Mountain Boy.

INCUR years old in June Ia probably the fastest
II road or track horse OF his age in Kansas. He
comes of one NJ the best trottfng families in the
Eastern States. Fearnaught, near relative trot-
ted in s23s at Buffalo IN 1859. winning the $1,000
stakes over the best trotters Of the day. Draco
Young Fearnhught, another trofted in . AZ when
four years old, winning the four year old colt
stakes from the best Of the Hamhletonians. and
from Hitchcock's lannon's ally, Highland Ash, OF
Mambrino Chief blood. 80
Gen. Lyon, the Sire of .Whitc Mountain Boy
Is the finest trotter in New Ham pshire the pres
ent time and Is the sire OF the fssest colts In the
state. They have taken the first premium for speed
the last two seasons At the New England
grandsire OF Mountain Boy the old Morrill,
horse, OF Danville. VT, was the finest trotter in
New England In his day; and he Is the SIRE grand.
sire and great grandsire OF fine trotters than
Hny other horse ever owned In the East, except il
may be Rysdyk's Hsmbletonian. White Mountain
Boy, on his sires side. is OF the best Morgan and
Messenger blood, tracing directly back TO the ia
nous horses Justin Morgan and Old Messenger
His colt of last year, sired when he was just two
year DID, was pronounced by horsemen the best
anr most promising weanling in the state, showing
AZ SIX months the same splendid trotting action OF
he Sire and was a colt of fine size.
The services of this young horse can be had
gratis for the present season. for few drst-clAss
mares showing an equal trotting action with him
self and not exceeding five years of age.
Well bred mares of good size and action will be
served st reasonable rates. and among this family
OF horses good trottcrs are often produced from
Persons wishing to patronize this horse will
lpease apply to A.W ROLLINS
Cor. 9Th ave. and Constitution st.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-05-12

Grace Greenwood is discussing wo-
man suffrage with Horace Greeley and
John W. Forney, Jr. Grace averages
about ten columns week in the form
of "cards" to the editors of the Wash
inoton paDers
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-05-12
LUCK is A FORTUNE.

Umpire JEWELLERY Co., al Olive St., St.
~ Louis, NO., manufacturers Of Chesp and
Jet Goods. Catalogue ana handsome pictures
ssAsnsS- 4&1T
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-05-12

Menagere and Circus Exhibit in Two Separate Apartments
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-05-12
IN THE GEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT


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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-05-12

New Advertisements.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-05-12
w. e. sUTLIFF = CO.,.

W. Il. SUILIFF = Co.
NJ Il H CHA TAILORs.
FT1HE Oldest clothing house In Kansas ,Fher
4 purchase direct from the nlay,tIfacfsrr-s
keep the largest stock Of goods 0ny M rent
sell more goods. Of better auaIfty. Al fewer
prices. THAI any other house IL the State,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
From Tucson.

We compile the following items from the Cd,l,H and our Tucson currespoudcuce
 On the night of the gh ult perry of Indians made descent upon nuci Two miles s1ah of Tucson, captured 2n head af stock aud thrn. with the booty started fur Coiyefs reservation Camp Gunt They followed .sy party ,,f ,';,s-H- sui -fs-iy I~Ssci that about % miles from Chant they abandoned the stock took refuge under the guns of that qsst-
 Oh tlir 18th ut a mai rider and stock hsrler were murdered by Indians within mile. of Tucson The mail entirely destroyed That agent Of satan who is For, whipIe yclepcd Colyef has been aavis cd uf these ac and speaks though be considered u murdered he guilty ones and tbelr IuureFers uh- sbel
 Since Colyer arrived a; Camp GrHt and ihsre made peace " with tbe Indians, three weeks ago meu have been murdered, L. $. mail captured and de, troye and twenty three head of cattle and horses have been driven oG by bis wards
 Our correspondent says that has just ted from Camp Grlut who -oys that lnd4.us In0uzEed Joe horse of hn murdered mad rider had arrived he etvatiou ust previous to hs departure His affidavit io this effect says the writer will bu tak CD immediately
 A=-'.== faTy c; TTssfs5s is .Svvi iO rtArt Vut iu scaTrh 0; T.aseT mines
 well kuown mercantile firm In likely to experience legal difficulties or purchasing Army c!1thing and provisions of s-Fgeani who aufhufir- i1 self
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Good Jokes on Five-Dollar Colyer.

AS V. Coyer, ludian Peace Commissioner sham rc lgioulst bogus phianthropist and grasping office holder about leaving the settlement Salt River MArcoTa couuty he requested gentleman with whom be h&d just fashed discussing the Italian question hand him club" with winch to whip up his nuie The geHuensn Is the 'd rd white and blue raSral usi sary sized switch, to which Colycr drnnred. sying that nothing short oi stout club would his purpose when ihc gentleman inquired oi COyer II be moi member o the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty t0 Animals 70 I am, said C.. but"-aud The mule started oH run while those prescott laughed heartily, at the awk ward trap into which The old l=.T==s.. h-i fzii-u.
 At another poiui while giving out blankets o some tame Indians CoyeTs observed old Indian making several trips around hin, back of where Coyer and upon watching his movements learued that he always every mp around, approached Coyer, saiucd him though he had before laid eyes upon him which cuudact the soldiers say procured the clever old red inan ight blankets
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
From Florence.

Our Florenc" correspondent writing under date ol September 9Sth, says that the prospectors for coal have returned They found s vein of coal, uocality not stated, bat probably somewhere in the ncighborhcod of Camp GrantJ about twenty feet in width, and of au excellent quality
 party Of diamond hunters had also returned after what they regard a successful search for Diamonds. They found the stones and believe them to be tiamOnds, Two Of the party have gone to San Francisco Co have their specimens submitted Co a test should they prove, upon examination, to be diamonds, we shall have here tn Arizona, greater than the diamond fields of South Africa
 The farmers at Camp Grant have been ordered To Nacate their ranches within month, ns their ltuds must be given over tO the Apachcs This Is a sample of that which COlyer's mission has done and Is doing for the people of Arizona. How will this order df it has been issued) har. monlze with the law of presumption:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07

Here Is what the Grasd ITay JolVHal thinks of the Peace-Commissioncr policy in Arizona IL Is simply an ebullitiou Of good, common sense
 "Gca. Crooks campaign against the Apaches, it Is now announced has been rendered a failure by the Interference Of the Peace Commissioners. These well-meauiuE but impEciicablc gentlemen have succeeded tn playing Into the hands of the sayagcs m a manner thai must hc highly satisfac- tory Co the warlike red men. The campaign uf tue bloody Apacbes against the defcRceess white settlements is prosecuted with sanguiRary success. The frontier people and journals assertthat while the Government Is iaeaing tlie -ciii 5si ants on their reservations the fighting Indians are on the war-path. Nothing coald be more acceptable ;S iiv u,iians ihlu turs convenient arrangement and the action of Inc Government to aiiording him such unusual facilities ioT going t0 war ought 70 inspire in ihe sayagr breast feelings Of the llyclest gratitude. 'CgAn"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07

John 4. Rush has purchased quartz crushing machine in California, with which he intends to operate at Bradshaw The Los Angeles Star speaks Of it as follows:
 IL Is small affair, is run by horse power, and it is said, will crush ten tons of quartz in day lt is the iirst machine oi tue Kind made was patented by Nevada mau, and Is said Co have worked successfully in Che fair IL Is "CrOckcr's patent" If it performs onehalf of what Is claimed for it, 10 will he valuable machine in that locality b being difficult to get freight to the mines.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Vincent Colyer.

AAer having hoisted white flags, emhr'oed several payedout Indian warriors coued the affections o forbddng looking quaws and fondled their pappooso
 " Colyer Is in hurry Co get Co Washington. to mis
 represent the state of affairs here by sehood and lying afdavtshe latter learn, having been by creatures who have been bribed o do so with public money and with promises of lucrative positions reservations He says he has succeeded in establishing peace but murders and robberes of unOending citizens give the lie this assertion and all his promises 10 purchase lots oi Indian goods in the Territory and 10 pay good price for them will have influence with ouireope, who have no
 faith in Coyer his mode of dealing with hostile Indians
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Musical

The Prescott Buass Bana st lives rather tho mcn. her, of that soulsiirng institution which in times pact used charm citizens by playing beautiful au. We heard the music of those brlzeu pieces other night sure, enqufrd the and learned with ganess that institution had ro-JrganEed aud from that ou going give plenty of We ro going home io die more etc ei'.
 pd tOicf o the members uf the deiInct osn and Brd societies aud them put their dancing pumps.
 Sound the loud tiIubrc OCT Egypts dark sea,
 Drink of goo.i lager, take whisky for tea.
 Our Band. resuTrccted And Birds they do sing.
 Como denF old 'gusins" and ching a ring rng
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
No Bank.

long ago we called attention to tho fact that Na. tonal or some other banking institution badly needed here and hoped that would soon be established but information recently received from Levi ashfd of this place induces to think that for lung time u come no National Bank will be established here aud that our busi. must exert themselves with the view inducing person persons Co establish private bank which institution would, doubt pdy well.
 lt appears that Hon. Coles Bash0rg. x. C. Mccormick and others called recently, upon the Comptroller of the Treasury at Washington and asked fr permission start a National Bank here. But that hnctoury refused 10 give the desired permission.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
From Phoenix.

n Block, of ,he firm of Barnett Bl,ck. phenis and wiokeRburg arrived here early this week, and oommuni oated the following nfurma,oni
 The humers Of Salt River had commenced sowing wheat Ond barley. Hengs' hourng mill nearly com. rlCed and Richard hud commenced building another mil
 Rev. Alex. Groves who arrived here recently, from Phoenix informs that Matt Morrow making lots oi syrup from Chinese stHrone. raised n the Vaey that Thomas Barnum had resigned the shneyalty aud go ing to reside ai Tucson.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Presents.

Although have never ye been aecas"d of being n great man, have trait of character similar possessed by mes, noble and hostile prt tsidcutteu erAl Grau, It l0ve lr taking presents which crnls ont alarming extent Our friends know this and u- sulge occasionally. The present week has brought
 box of fine cigar inc gin uf C. A. Lake of the Mone and brasd "hxing' fur holding cigars match ashes etc, sample of lot recently received by D. Henderson d Bro merchants 1f his place iiesd~s do. ing all have stated t, machine cuts the ends o, cgass and s wi,hal very pretty riece of table fri tlre tue beauty and emptiness ss u shaii hervai. Ter freely exhibit ,u visitors.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Mining News

From every districtis is encouraging The Tiger, Benton and other crack lodes of Bradshaw are Yielding plenty of rich ore.---A recent run of 72 nors, with i've stamps on Del Pasco ore nettcd jackson N Co, owners of mill and mine, between S'OO and $500 worth of nice gold dust.--The Los Angeles (Caliiornia) Star. of recent date, says that a ton Of Tiger ore, recently worked at san Francisco, yielded fttcc,, hwaGyed doilayS, over and above the cost of transportation and working, and that fourteen tons of equally as good Tiger ore had just reached Los Angeles
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Arrived

The following named officers of the Department stan reached this place Monday evening inc 2d inst, having been route from Drum Barracks California since the l0th uHuno. General Charles II. Tompkins Chief Guar ternaster; Surgeon l.. |. Bailey, Medical Director; Cap tain A. II. Sickerson, acting Assistant Adjutant Genem aud Aide de Camp
 Dr. Bailey accompanied by his son, Master Richard Bailey and Captain Nickorson by his wife. The party in excellent health and spirits and viii bc io lowed by the remainder of the corps of clerks who several days behind with iho Department records prop etc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07

on Tuesday morning Mir. Terry discovered a couple of howlhg ssyagss within few hundred yards of the Sta. Non at Turkey Creek heading toward mule which was queuy grazing at short distance from the house. The nus evidently believed that they unObseryed and ai set thep minds upon meal Of mule meat but Mir T. vwHdecelyed them by turning loose with a Heury rife T.s bullets.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07

TH.SKs.-The managers CT tbe k@Ssx City Fair and Exposition have kindly forwarded Us 2 free ticket tor self and wsel to attend theiT first fair which ts Co opcu October i6, and conilnac one week, but Wc have no such luxury as a wife, and Kansas Guy being quite distant from Prescott, N dcEOiyvs upon us to stty at home. and !.<::s eas sSgst.i yyTis wi,h hAuss- Jiiy aHi iIs lair (scx and alp great success.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
The san plego unlon of seplember 2dth no.Ioe. bod

The San Diego UHtoH of September 26,h notices the arrival at that city of Lieutenant w. $. Wyatt L. s. A. who is on his way 10 Camp Mcdowell for duty there
 The number of the URios has the particulars of the murder of SheriG Dana, of Yuma county, who killed by Indian about the gOh It appears that the Sheriff in the discharge of his duty searching for stolen property among the huts Of ihe Indians when squaw approached him from behind and struck him heavy blow the shoulder. with axe, making large gash He a once drew his pssl and turning suddenly around discharged h at the squaw wounding her in the side and was himself almost at the instant shot dead by Indian who lodged in the region of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors nf and all per sons having claims against he estate of George Furness deceased Co present the same with inc proper vouchers te the undergaed administrator at his place of busues. ai Nickeuburg lHyAIg, county Arizona Territory with in one year run the h publication Of this notice or the same will be forever barred Al persons indebted io said estate are hereby requested Co oake immediate ayment
 THOMAS GRAVES
 Admiuistrai0r cf the Estate of Geo. Furues. decd Prescott. A. T.. October S lr7l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07

The freight train Of [. onlngbouse, which ar. rived this week, from Los Angeles, California will hereafter run regularly Co points in Northern Arizona. It Is the best equipped train we have seen In long time, and iis owner Is gentleman who will take well with our business men.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
School.

Rev. Mr Gilmore ha. started in another school term and has, already many scholars. little vhle, and there ought Co be money for this school u both he Terri toral and county Treasures Meantime oitxens may be called upon r subscriptions o Hd poor rarruts iu paying for the education uf their children when hope a will subscribe as libaray as circumsianoes win permit.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07

The MINER office Is now better prepared than ever be Tore to execute all classes and styles of book and job puhung etc. at reduced prices and we hope those bus
 ss men of the Territory who have been, yet in The trial. v ~ N''' ~ e'' ~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
N. Lacoke.

One of the oldest asd f,ssi of Arizona. ancient child ren has recently ro'urned Prescott from Camp Verde where he hus been summerug and the other day occasion inform hat Aimss and Judge Win J. Berry about the oldest and best preserved pioneers n this Territory. all uf which cheerfully admitted
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Shot by Indians.

hr Webster driver of the wiokenburg stage, brought
 Ns Thursday last to the effect that last week the mail b w Ih he route between Wickenburg and Phonix had '''n sno' at by Indians, and barely escaped, ,.s-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Freight Wagons,

Belougug to John A. Kimler Mir MeFoster Miller Bros and other ffeighicrs arrived this week from Ehreubcrg the Colorado river and from California with goods Var merchants aod traders.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Another Indian Outrage

Recently, at Skull Valley friendly Apache. Mohave Indians broke into and robbed house belonging to poor but honest white man, who, Vincent Coye. would say | had no right to have house
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07

We have to record the initial number of the Ivisotd FTss Iress published al Arizona City, by G. A. Gordon Edoriay. the Press promises to be success hence financially h deserves to thrive.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07

U. "' 6enung came up here recently, from Peeples 'tney having In charge Apache Mohave Indian who
 ne and some others of his tTbe wished to help fgh. 'nc APaches No doubt, the fellow was joking.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Repeat It

The late performance of the Prescott Dramatic Assocn ,on in aid of the church pleased people well that they desirous of witnessing a repetition Of the performance, and really hope the company will grady iAs aeS.ss of tA- i'tbiiu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07

The San Diego Daily tn'on Nas entered upon It's sccond volume. The CHioa leeds no cnooml- um by us 10 aid in establishing Is worth a weil-conductod, able and enteri rising journal We wish IL abundant success.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Frost

Since our last Jack Eros, has visited few local- es in this part of the county, doing very little injury however,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Ehrenberg.

Our eorrcsponden, at Ehrcnherg sends the following under date oi September 90
 Weather changed yesterday now cool Cssas and Iss. pcr oalrs make their app the sr"cf this
 River steamer connecting with September trP of steam ship Nesrb,ra expected @th pr1Nna with GoveRmeui supplies iur Camp Whipre and aFgv s,eck of staple goods to Hooper Whiting A Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Big Edition.

We have ibis week, printed a thousand copies of the MINER anI al those who may desire copies ior themselves or to send away, can procure them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership

Notice s hrt~by given that the partnership heretofore es.='..= a=e s. a.'irfsgn-Ji under siyle of deafge w. Bran Co., l. his day dissolved by mutual con-cut The basners the old stand at Ysi ture City WN hc epu,iuue by Geo W Bryan suihozsi 'o fcise aud receipt for S debts dns hfn and Co whom au oltsianainE debts against the lsis hrm nus h- Ireseuted tz pay useut
 GEO. ". BRYAN Nuliurc City. Arisrna 4. IL FEEPLES. septsnesr 2eh. ls7l- ] THOMAS GRAVES.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
NEW ADVERTISEME EXITS.
NOTICE.

OFFICE or TIE CLERK BOARD or SurERyfsoRs 7
 PRESCOTT Yavapai County October | ls7l Scaled proposals will be received at the ofloe Of the Cerk of inc Board of Supervisors 10 Prescott until 10 o'clock A. M of october l4 le7l for boarding prisoners confined in the County Jail By orlcr the Board
 Attest Ed. ". WELLS Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
For California.

W B HsliEgs v start for California purchase new lot Of goods for bis store at Min Ca, Marcopa county.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07

Attention is directed to the new advertisements in th number of tho NiSER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
About Beans.

W. B Hellings Co, hav. received oonsrac, from inc agents of Government here furnish beans st thc following military I-- the following prices for the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

The paTtnrrhp her~afuTs existing between the under signed ihis day by mutual consent dsSoived Al inoeys -nd aeh's due lAe firm will be lsia ,o franeisoo tuToea wts VII ai=o settle aM liabilities aEA.Vs tbsEn. AlGt EL pERALTA
 FRANCISCO PURCELLA wtoAenbarg, A !. ScI;. 25i ls7i. ser3om1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Prescott, AHIohA, Sept is, ls7i.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

The co-pnrinership heretofore existing hstween x C. Miller, IL A. Jastrn and B. A. Husscy under the firm name and style of B A, Husscy & Co.,. at Marion Cltv Arizona is ths day dissolved by mutual consent II lasiro retiring from the and s. c Miller & R. A. Hasssy assuming all liabilities and collect all dc;s
 <. C. MILLER
 n. A. JAsTRO.
 B. A. HUSSEI. Prescott, September 10, ls7l
 The undersigned will carry fhe business of the hate firm of R. A. Hussey S Co., under the firm of Mil. Ter Hussey and respectfully solicit continuance Of the patronage so literally extended 10 the late firm
 s. C. MILLER
 E. 4. HUSSEN. Prescott September 10, lssl seTa9g4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Cllt 'e aNinrr.
Local Intelligence.
PREscorT, October :, 1871. Subscribe

From this time 10 stick closer to home and duty than have beea dong lately and of course, to publish better paper provided the people of the Terri tory Will j in doing so by sending us the news of the day and aiding n the efforts shall make t1 extend the circulation and influence of the MINER We have our subscription books for several names and request friends o the cause espouse forward and either take the paper themselves or send to their friends in the States
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

The co-Iartnelse'ip heretofore existing between J l.. Miller X I. Msf snd IT. Jsstro under tle sru name and style G Miller Jssra is ;ls asy dissolved hy Tia tRi c,ossnt n A asiro retiring frUts the bnsiuess All liabilities arr Assuned hy ,. l.. & S C Miller and all dsbls collected by inc same
 I. l.. MILLER
 \. C. MILLER
 II. A. JAsTRO. The underHsA Vil cary ou as bnsianss af ,h. lat. firm of Miller tastro under hs hrn name e. Miller B-s aud rspechly solicit continuance oi tle rairuuas 70 literally eNtended Co the late firm.
 J. L. MILLER
 \, C, MILLER. Prescott ArIohA Sep; ls ls7i. All persons indebted Co the late firm of Miller Jastr are requested ss make iEazs=. Miller Brs the affair oi the old firm must be closed once ssi2iwf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07
Hay fOr Salc.

Seventy five ,ous of hay for sale at Roddick huIkt ranch Kirkaud Valley, a, tes dollars ger ,on augls