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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-11-07
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jHC literary tsT0ith Of Old <nicuS

h"C btfFf0'y Nt0NN al ffI6 fWiCN ga.
Chicago was the great literary cm-
p'rlum OF the Northwest. The entire
book lrade of the city, including that
sual portion Of The s,atioucry trade
which was done by the book houses,
amounted to 3,O0Q,O per- year The
Western News company, :. G. Griggs
y Co.,, W Is Keen Il Cooke, & q G..
Sherwood, and Coob, Pri'chard d 20 =,
were ihr leading houses The first
three firms did business side by sids ~
a live story barblo block Oh 5 ate stree;
and their premises i5rncd he lincsi
group of bookstores IN "a world. -
Their stores rem ed lor from SIG 900 20
$50 GOO each per anDum Each vi.
100 feet deep by ID wide, with shclvcs
and show Cases crowded, aud cnormaus
stacks Of books, often twice as high ~
a mans head, rising from every ayaila
bic square of the floor The Western
News Company, which is owned half
in New York and half in chicago, sold
annually about $1,000 00U worth OF
current literature. The safe 1T he firm
OF Griggs q Co., ia which Gcueral
McOIurg Is partDcr, had on annual
trade Of $500 900. It was not unusua!
to circulate FROM Chicago 10000 copies
of a subscription book Chicago cun
tanned several valuable public libraries,
some, If not al Of which were probably
destroyed. The most potable were
those of John "A. Rice, r. G. hsay, f..
b. McCagg, Henry L. Munror aud
Perry II. Smith.
MIR. Rico's library contained about
5000 volnmcs, INCLUDING Llbdiu,
which cost 500, and was the fines; in
the world. lis collection vas cspec-
tally rich ia the carly American i'm
prints, including many works printed
by Marmadukc johnson, at Cambridge,
Mass , years bofrc "A printing cAicc was
established in Boston; $4,000 was re.
fused for Mr. Rcc's lib"ary 5lr Nc.
Gags library consisted OF 5000 vol.
umc', and Was rich in antique treasures
and choice cngraviusS, L. contained a
fine " Purchas' Voyages aud an orig
Dal Paris JciicrsOn's Notes on
America. In Il ROOM adjoining the
library was NcIovys large picture Of
the Military Conference at Fortress
Monroe, in 1868, which contained the
best likeness Of prcsidcn, lincoln ever
painted Mr.. Assays library contained
about $4,000 volumes. In American
history he had uuo peculiar treasure--
the original manuscript correspondence
between Washington aid James Laur-
ems, of Soutl, Carolina. Mr.. Monroo's
collection included the iiuest new libra
ry in the city, and al exceedingly
choice assortment 10 regular literature.
Rare aud choice works invariably found
purchasers at high rates in Chicago.
A Boston firm printed, about eighteen
months ago, for three Chicago collec.
tors, special edition of only three
copies of LoogfeiIow's 4" DANTE" which
cost in the sheets $685. apicce.-Mw
Fork Tribune.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-11-07

FLOWERS, FEATHERS STRAW GOODa
A aud Taaeta Ribbons and some boau
iul and gbiy OOemcnl aud elaborate in Ribbons
QsrRIci, NARABoUr FANCY FEATHERS
10 great variety and such prices that of
We determined this Fall, in
OF Goods to sell
last year, and III the majority OF much less
Thanking friends for tho large patronage received past,
selling Goods
elsewhere be bought largely trade with them.
WI SkLIICK
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
MORE INDIAN DEvILTRrDs
Th, Savhs,s Mui,r JoIsph Burroughs {; Fire Upon Gsorgs Bryant, and Maki Desperate Attempt tc Capture ths Mal
 Saga.

The la,cst Acts Of the rVd tniscreants who infcst this Territory, are as follows:
 Sunday, lhe sixth lu-t. while the .avages sere driving Mr Aroid'- animals towards the moun. ttins, they met white man named Joseph Bur roughs, whu wa- returning home from a huDl for g1,inc nnd, t is scarcely necessary for U. tu say they made short work of him. Several days aftrr the murder, the body was found about two miir, from Arnold ranch and some riV or seven mile. From Camp Verde When found it WAS stripped naked, pierced in several places by arruws aud bulirts, and wa-. also, in stnte ui decomposition
 They next attempted tu murder George Bryant at place between Wickrnburg and the Nuilure mine, but he escaped without a scratch, although both arrows and bullets entered and passed through his clothing
 Then, on Monday last. a numhor Of Indlsus tired 10 eat ud and capture the staye, as it wt- on its way from Wickenburg To Prescott, with the mail, and would have ruccrcdrd In dOiug sU had not L. A c IrdDn and Muster Rogers phu dritrr ot the -tiEel Uncovered them and tIrir intentions in time To save thrin.clycr hy fDrrng the horses into a run. and clearing Mint Val ey wash hcture hC Advanru party Of saya.ss reached tuc point thcy were aHninZ for.
 VT Burroughs ctme here from Colorado in 1851 had worked hud ever since and va. well thought Oi hy al who knew him. He Vas a nt. tive oi Hue State ui New York, and has. or had recently; relatives residing at OToNilir California H, death is mOlricd hy all Who kuew Eiu, and ~ii hc until thc next victim 10 savage barbirity shall have been trpOrted, which may be At su. moment az the savagUs very plenty All tlirough ihh section ui country; hut, white vepgyrs--cit- Zrn- and suldirrs--at- on the tgtil Ui thr red nrnd- and i may hr thai just tor wln direct ih-r steps 60 some Apache iry.ilns place. where punishment for tuc,r atrOciOus crimes can be dis lessed ~ith UurptTing hand.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
Towasenis Party

or citizen ,oouts killed tso ind,tn,, In The Black HiiI.. while on l's sEy 10 thr Verde. Soon siirr their arrival at Camp Verde. Tuwpscnl and hi. scoat- ~rre joined hy L'cu5eBsni Crawford and thirty rnlistyd iaru. Sh'n the CDHbin~d forces -- numbering more thsn Hfy meu-sL,fted In an 'a-terly duvciivn. ou the ryenng pt th- 18th iust Grn. Grover act~i in A very friendly m,nucr tn- ward our citizen -cUuis for which bg ~ih please accept tue thank Of our people To le,-d the great interest this oficeF tsok in rrmOuptiu.. provisioning and rgHipPing Ihc parry bA- greatly changed the feeling ui oar citiKea- toward hiin, iof his Hplatne inaiti"n Of lat week, when Indians had committed cnoruiIirs al around his post and rncampcd one nigut, four or five miles above it on fhe rivrr--in winch case no effort made to ciia-ll~e thrrn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
From w!ckenbure

A. F Gordon, who arrived here from our ,is,rr town of WickruJurg, by last Muuiay's huck. board. has siaicd 10 Us that business at w.cken. burg WIS quite lively when be !va theie.
 Ar Barnett toi Barnett X Block1 had lust re- turned from California, with sjJODJ worth ui aIl kinl- ui goods, which hc was sciiu. v,ry cheap.
 A S~aiu tGu-,l -nOt tLe iAt CuHiE,puipr Oi tAe Cineiuntu It rcG --hut nur old m1uutiiu Ga, had anchored himself ailh \. II. PerpIe.. Nnrre he can always be ioand by old mountain irieuds whu uty welt Wlckenhurg
 Mir Ryan mad arIVcd irUu CaIIprui1, with ses. tral Na-Un-loids oi provisions. hQ tOr- rlc.. and lad started th. "GriRd Ho,ei" 5es lis AIvcy- ti,-ivnt.
 Auo her gcu;i@min WAS preparing to open ibc srIaslA~ House
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
The ~et'.;a SANinrr.
Local Intelligence.
PEEsCorr, August 70, 1871 No More Moquis Need Apply.

The foregoing is "a motto we hope our citizens will adopt and carry out, in future. We want no Indiana, who are frlen fly with the ApIebe.. spy. ing around our homes, no matter the tiIbe to which they belOug or the locality from which they may say they hall. Those Indians who have Visiird us in the plsi may iiavc been Muqais We think mos Of them were, but have they behaved Me Noqns. No, indeed They mtre it a pornt ig s;cal everything they hid their hand, on, and were, upon several occasions, caught tn the net On their ls.i trip rui, they stole lot of wool from Chino Valley, and, Ou d previous trip, they rot away with several hides Worst Of all every visit they have intd0 us was iollowcd br an Ind
 an raid, loss oi property, and many time. Of fife SO tLat due regard for tc sai-ty of our persons and property would. ln fulYfe, bear u, out in de- Lyug any pnrty or ptrllc. of MOqais" who my come here, the freedom Of the town. Eu. gagged as We are in n life and de tth struggle with ths Aptcncs, vr Inu-t look upon all their Indian friends ~,th suspiriJn. Let BO more profcsscd friendly Indian. visit Ihis tnsn. or if possible tO preyen: thcm-any settlement in Iit!s yicluity
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
Mohs=s Goa ltT.
Newi Summary.

A second edition ftLe New Y TX riot WAS en- actrd 10 DBbiin on thv 5tb in.t- IL ~ss JrOa-bt atoui by an attempt uu Inc part oi tbe syihVri. ities tO Aappress pnlil'c nevIing. caiird for tbr Purpuse Oi dciuagdiug tEr rvirs,s 0f P0liarAl oirndrrs
 The returns of The Kentucky election show Dcmocfa e lnalssi;ius ai v'eiy sV~s aud prcclDel tn tHr State.
 Tue Nsw York W0r d pnblsh-s thr statement that Secretary buu.~rh Sss ec agiter 10 t~V niiious oi dollars when Le was COGiBissioDsr Q, IutrtuAl keNsbue
 fr-siirut Grant bas ousted Pirsoui0n Iron tae ofoce O. Cuuusis.iotyyg ui Internal Rvtcuue.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
From Florence.

A letter 10 Nr Coz. oi this pl,e. dated M Florence on th~ iOth, says thsi Inc mincT- had cG ctci su organization 5nd souid stsrt for Camp Grant un ihr sanrning of tbe lith The rxprdl tIou cJnGsis Of about s10 AHsficsn- aad "OUa only Anoss b0s many hrttcsas." Tar ptrty is diyidcd tntn Iusr cnmptn e- =-aca cesapsuy bay. iug te own ot,irrrs, sud C 'veruvT sadJfd Goa tuAud d-r-in Chict oI thv whole
 Tue iollosins poasvrii h appended 10 the letter. IL mcH,iOas rutBpr tpo diststroIs, w- h"Ps 10 he irur. yet too repi-Is vish serIoJs tl, g,tings To bc Ignored
 Ttrre isA rautr here IhU q n CroaE hA. i.-en Killed hui t |, npi rrrined bg thc Governor UbD hss had lai" d.-psicbrs from him
 The miners bought li9r1 pound. of four from Mr Birhard. ~hieh they packed upOu thciT Aar tnals and took -ItH tarn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
Later From B.ai,haw.

Quite nulubcr Of persons arrived in town, Tnursly la.t, from Bradshaw ,-amons whom uvi.,ri judge john \ Rush. II iirrpsri. U A Nureltud C \ Utmmpud. and Mr Mccarthy. Supvr.ut, udrhi of t4r Del Fa-cu- I.ry rryOft tuo iVde- Ioohin.s Nrii, also that the mountain s.rr,u' are tey dry"
 uIn -nltuc uukuOVn to us-st1rtcd soIth, from Bradshaw, over week ago, 70 iOuk for a uurss Ice had iO-t. got lost, Lmsrii in the rock. aud tln' et, sHd for -E dave ,uhsi.tcd GU almost uvt.tuS but thr tuinnrst . uiity Ot nir. Life had aimee. lclt bun Shru hs iOund
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
MINES AND MINING.

Mining matters in this vicinity arc. at present, qnite du'l, yet the work of prospecting several lodcs In Bradshaw and Pine Grove D.,ricis goes hrnvcly on, with very favorable '"sults. All the lode. upon which sork Is tting prosecuted are yielding good ore.
 In Pine Groy, di-inct new ledge (which ha. been nlmrd the Blice iIiwi). has bern dl.coy,r. ed. II Is tcNrn feet thick Ht He -ur!lr-. and prosprc,s well in both gold and silver. M--Ars shronfer and Nelson, whu came oyer here Wed. n"-dty l7-'. fro n the di.trici, have informed ne oi ilu' ledge" They al-u si> ih1t the Del Pascc shaft was doWn some so feet. when ti sv left and tlnt the ore. at thtt depth, was richer than any hlhcfto ukru from thc vcn--which is sayinss great deal The iIUlr mil was tti"t on some ore a lew day. ago and gave great sniisiaciiOn. Tht n"ncrs are now t'UhiHs for water iU run ii. Judg" ku.h Was going fp nni sang Of uDrk iuru on lode Oi hts near the Del Pascp. Thcse gen. tleucn 'ly Che -iiyrr mines of Brnd.haw District were proving fully equal 10 tAc greatest eKpetta uOns Oi their oWU-r-
 private letter recently received hy us from a friend st shn Francisco, gay. thrre vac cOnsio-r. hlr ia there, in mining circles about the DNyis Lode. Ht-ssyaupl Di-trict, yrry hue ore from which had Teen received in Inc ctiy Tur s,tur ieite. Ftstrs that ihr Tiger cpul my was making arrangements for carry iug on v,fy extensive Up. ui'on on th'' Wiu"
 Reports from " ck,nhury and vulture Cuy
 
 doing better than ever.
 The fOlOSin; sale. have be-a reported since last issue;
 Wm wiksrson 10 A Hammond. location On Tiger lode ttOJO
 JuO S0rwOod io Wan. Paurdgr 200 feet 10 Ea-trfu cx'sn-iDn Great StKton lode slO0 Win. M CarriAer tJ Wu Ptriuage 2Us and 2-a frrt in Gr-at Western lode SlJo
 S 5 WaiuSngbi to A H. Peoples 200 feet 10 Rainbow lode. sl.
 E C Gudncr tc A II Pcrple.. 10 fee, in Silver Brick, 70 feet iu Eclipse, aud 70 fee; in Lo-,uas. 500
 ]. J. G,rrison 10 Thomas Whitehead, z5 f.tt Benton Lode $500
 B. Gardener 70 C 70 Ktls~r 70 f.e; To Mon. tana vein, 10 i,c' n Mount Pira-aui. 70 fret iu EcHpsc, aud len fret iu Lpreuns, tOd. .uAl) sJ00
 Mohi=s cosity.
 4 letter to the NtSER. ron hltpAi District, of date Ausus, 5,h, contains the following: Oar District ,lrad ly inrres.u. in population and thc co urs arr proving Very rc1. Tae poyG- iatiUu rxc---ds ljJ hy actual % Int
 Later ad,iers state that several monlcd men had arrived aud were -ra'niuing the mu-, Smy. meat. oi of.. ." sa= s.==S.@s. s-.a;..== .= .-= uade.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
Hooper, Whiting 6 Co.

We arc pleased 10 know that this old, reliable and contemplating hrnI ha,cestnhstsd a brabrh oi their house at Ehrrnberg. and that they intend 10 sell and tranrpOrI goods 10 IiIr interior Oi North ern Arizona At lower rates than our people could frs,sOnahly expect. IL wiil foe to the intercsI Oi the hrm 10 aid iu settling aud developing thIs srviI county, and se hrlniy believe they S.li do 90, tU tlie rnt Of thrT abilIty. Interior meT. chants. lAriHrrs. etc wtll do vel to read tiivf adyerIi-euient-cyeTyw word Of wbch tue irtn w iiI iaiIksnlly Oh-rrye.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
Rslg.ouA

Two scrmon. were preached in the Courtroom s4niay last one, In the forenoon. hy Chaplain Gilmore: tbe other m tbr afternoon. by Rev. Art Groves. Services vii! be Aeid every sunday, guul further DotiCr.
 Work on Inc Bcw church !. progressing s!osly We ieara thai -s .ss,u as the rdldce shall have been completed. an rxniiiliou Ui sOtnr sort will hc gtsen. under the auspe-. Oi the Adlrs oi Pres. COT, tie pfoc-cds of which wiil 20 toVafd. de. hayng tbe expenses oi erecting aud faru,sblog < Inc church
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

Il the President does not intend tbs; ,he sldirr, now in this Te'ri'"ry shall fight h. d,an> he had better withdraw them at onrr, and send them South, where he hss two third. nf the Army new employed in ke ping ,hc white pe. gllr under ihr he Is ufthrir for m -lay,s fur under his recent order, they alr nf nc use tn thr citiB.n- ,d ihi. Territory wh", we fear. wil have tn hsht thvlr oGn battles ia the f.fBrr. ,s iu ,h~ ',r-i.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
From Walnut Grova.

Allen Cnllnniher c,me up from the above named settlement Uni, week, md profcs-rs 10 be well pleased slth the crop prospects, or She fertile val Icy. ot the Ha.ssyaInpa He c,m1 aIonc, and .Aid he had never before kept closer watch for Aplchcs.
 On the way up, he passed over . section O. c1dutfy upon wEich ram h1! n il iahru this sum. mer, and t was very dry. iudsed
 Heavy ralus-valer-spOuts he called them--had recently dr,cendvd on tue hil ,, near the Groyr, Iliny creeks, saiehes, ttc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

Bsauryrh sr.oiSss The riches, pieces cf silver ore and most beautiful clusters of wire siieer that eye ever gaErd upor. were brought over from the Tiger lois on Thnrsdly, and may he sern al the otfic. of W French The sp'ci. rnrns will shortly bc forwarded to stn Francisco. We said. Rt the start that the Tiger mine would develop into s world wonder. and it has. lt l.. today, the richest knoSn silver mine.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

Tue Navy revolver lost by \. l. Gordon, sshort tune ago. Oa tie trail betSecn Prescott and Brad 'aas. tbonged to person who refuses to b. sal aaed ~itb Iny eiAef l.istui, las the lost cd favoritpi, aud NJ Gordon wishes us 10 state lh'i, should tl,c dadar or ,hid Navy pi-tol return | 10 hin, hg will present hin sith another pistol equally as good, provided nothing vlsc Sill salis y aila ior hi- trouble
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

Fort WhippIe is sadly drGcieut in men and ani. nals, Indeed. s" corporal's guard" Ia ahoui ail 'ae military force al thc fort get the oiiiccrs lasre-Leuien inis Boyle and R1rcm, 2l.t In. Aairy, have. r.crBtly, d1uc great deal Tor The polectlon ot citiI-ns. and Ju .tly entitled lo p'ss" for having acted ike "good and faithful pgblic servants"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
Rurnos Ahoat Wauapai,

D. ?. Foster, who recently arrived here from Camp Hualps, ssy= =r=s lad reached thst posi, previous 10 his departure. 10 the eieri that Wal lspd lndiaHs had inAuZnratsd os.n hO,tiiitics, by mUrderin- hrrdrr bear Camp Bvs,le. Tue maii escort brought the stmc ness, yet, we hope soOu. to learn. tbti no sucn deed has irvtn Coufnitted in our prcacat esndlti9a. st ~ouid be bvtI-r Ior Us 10 have ihr Nal1pai, remain they have De. u LOT come LiInr pl.t. anflI IrLrnds
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

We publish on the ith page ofthls lssne com. mnnication by Mir. James R. Porter, defending the military commander nj C,pp Beal's Springs against certain allegations which we puhli.hsd last week shove the names oi certain eIiizrns 0i Mohavs coun'y. We have not had occasion fo change ih. tone Of our briei comment Of iast werk and therefore turn over to tho ci'izrhs oi Mohave county this communication, which will
 exDlsgen Hself
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

At ihls season ot the year, whtu crops are growing in uufenerd, or poorly ieaced, nvids and gardens, loose stock Nill rad on corn and 'clo. t'Jes, commit dIurtge, and rugcndrr hard feel
 Jugs ln men. Indeed -uch iryhns. hare prompt. sd mun to nlim animals, and lnAy i'ssd to some. saIEZ wo se, bsl Wo hope mol. 4 day or twoaso, nSe naVo teeB i0iorDed one mtu attempted 10 ,hoot anotLer, on this account. To stop Further ilhvHiy, owners of siOcA sbonld take ctrr that ueif sa'taiis do not, m fnturc, trcsplSs upon tAsif HeighDOrs' H"ids aud sarter..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

The people of Salt River, Maricopa county, were, a few days ago, greatly excited over the sp rearancr, near the settlements, Of large body oi Pima Indians. mounted and equipped ike wArri. ors hold and sAucy Pmas generally arc. Only bi. and nothing more, co'ne of tho Pima display and eilizeus' disInay.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

N' Goidwater, nrn of J. C Ildwa.er & Bro, nf s1'enh"rg, started from this town, Wednesday ..s. ior EhreBherg and California Sheriff Be an s.,''ea s'th him, designing to go as far as Wick saosfR where hu hoped tO be able 10 arrest per 'oO accused oi tue crime Of murder.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

AS he tirst grave "IH'clurnoe Of the order 'e .n-P'';'i hrssiiiities, it Is fearcr that Gen Cro'k will ask t, be relieved of thc command of the DcpartRent--in which all know, who kn"w Cnsk. rhs, he and < Peace Commis sIun v wnnli l,e inrninpatihlr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

MT. Goodrich, who, lat week. fought ,he lnd- 'ni SO valiantly when they a,tAcked hima'if and r'Hy. between the Government sau-miil aud Camp verde, e'drd On U. one day ths week. H- wa- rthoui scratch, ut said hr did not banker af " ln1iher such dangerous eBcOu1ter win the Reds
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
M AR REED

Al Phoenix Nsrieapa coun,y AaglAt .A hS the nss
 rahhh9 MoRsan. ME ] A Chsa0wth aai Mi.. May M. Marcy. t.n.I.., tftttglt3 -
 'Gas," old hiend may thls ssw departure pruvs atscTy n yourself and better half and may DO savage redsku, hyPoerilel Qaaksn nr tau.alisiag Thoas. CoS ever disturb your pesos af mind. .t.,5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

France is n", a h,liy og, after all, She has maintained her fr4rcial credit ea.ily, hy raym-n,s 'o Prussia, aRl better still, sine has founded rrpublir, wita rhirrs as Pre- |, deni--whnh promi-e- io last longer than did any of its predecessors m thai country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

""'ermelons have at last made their appear ihee h this market. Jos. Melvin keeps them for ,s'e e at his store in ihe old Capitol huildng. ~u'smrlons are also coming i,i. and holh sarie- s. s. w'll soon he quite plenty and ehrap. The sr, ~, invoice of wlterinelons sold for from si.OO 70 t2O0 melon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
To the Merchants, Traders & Station Keepers of Northern Arizona, Greeting; HOOPER, WHITING & CO.,,
 Have Estsblished WHOLESALE JOBBING HOUSE
EIIitENBEitG, A. T..

Where ;h.r aie noy ufrTinR 70 THE rsIDE lnre ssd narnis0eni gOck 0f Apcs 10 ;b- vaY1s hss. rrguiT.i by Inc merchant, and traders throughout ArI and selling ai ic.- TTc- cs-H kas th,y br aif down sefe fr b G1v htv hr same .aci~. ih. house NsS's"s wbeh ru..s' "f eITersn~~ resident partner Ia the New Snst and shn Fraooo rh.r- thsv BCT roE cksn uf isFVRTEg. of inrs 'Ber rf~k direct and H ir're qtagi;ct pr,isrs hy is'ir fN ri'h asA attention nn e sNxt PRtc,s tholza fAs parti~s 'ie 44sslse pTe.-u'
 Being ths fer the ;rAusj.g7apB os Govern. ssq ir"sa ,hs frs!a' ;s al ,ais-y J~.r srd nav. inT snsoirui i'a1sf-sr'A,n cnNsrNrLs Ox HAND furnish al T-; r4a~s c. btef s4ys,fsz. and r ievs tim than aay osbst h'l,s AsV any and s H~f eaHase nar.insfJ o.sef sei,, coasgsvd ts uaf care.
 " II. gbse Y-o- J~li fr Hides. BuIitsn. or asy TLsi marketable sr,.els l.rsiaesi To Zoe eDag,ry
 HOopER WHITING 4 co. Ear~nbrry 4 Angas, is ig7i
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

NJ Adams, agent for Blclard & Go, called around. promptly, on the i2th ins' Q, and fork~d over as many dollars for a months advertising oi os hour depot. Were all our patrons to pay up promptly as Mir. Adams we could well afford 10 0e moro che.rinl. and f,.el more .nlid."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
W. D. Hell ngs & Co.

Have recently received at their store, q, Phoenix, i,rgc stock of goods, suited 10 the trade of this Territory. which they propose 10 sell \; reduced rates. Their enlarged advertisement will appear Tn next .esss oi ihg GiniT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
Of For California.

] N ROun;ree wilh Li. ehldrcn-ihrce little Eirls-s'aricd for California Monday last. l. vas Nr. ks intention ta return here soon h!s children are nxcd with their relatives in CaHior- nia IL was cad 10 srr the puor lttlc vsiis drpNrt from the pace SHere iOad hIoitrr l,assrd 70 ctgrni y-ai,- wont tO c.rcss aud mstr9r4 tHeih
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

Recent letter, from R. c. McCornick, to gentlemen of ihs place, state that Mr. Mc- Cormick had entirely lost the use of one nf his eyes; 'hat ,he other eye vas all right and general health good.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

CHoLrRa. This terrible disease has been raging in Russia, fors"me time past, and oth. CT European na'ions are taking m.asures to combat i', should ii spread "a them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
Dull Times

Never before, have ws experienced duller times 'h'n lhe.- -aica Hov SPPtes- this sertiOn of Ari- zOns. Tle absence Of 70 m1ny orser., ou pros. lsc,iDg expeditions iot gold. silver and Indians, acrpunts for or the dgllne.s tue droaIh for lbe balance
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

IL is said that .. c. Bean has jusi contracted to supply Camp Verde with 200 tons Of hay. al siS per ton. This, we believe Is on the old contract.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

4 NARRow GrAGE.- Work has been com. menoed on the Denver and Rio Grahde nar row guage raiIroai.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19

lae surveyors nos englged in locating route !" AuAntle and Pacific Railroad have not, to our .aGwedge, yet arrived in this immediate vicinity, a, nl hlss acrorfrs they were ahout l6o 'nllcs 10 ''s fAstWArd Of Prescott, coaiiDg his way.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
Conuacts

A contract for ;he delivery Of three hundred cords of nrc-wood. al Fort Wbippir, was, on ihe ioth in-t. awarded 10 C. II Veil. Price, $i 9S Der cord.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-19
The Weather

The pat week. uP to Thur,d,y morning last, wAs rirm and clear. On tha, nornlng it va. cool 1Bd cloudy faeI which satisfied Us that it had 'tned sUiHewnere in the Territory, Me have ty.n treafrd 10 several setseoUs suus~ts.