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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04
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Local Intelligence.
.. ... .... PRRsc0r-r. Match 1. 1S7i, phQrix. and Maricopa County.

The trustees of this young aud growing eorn have shown very good sense in having eet apart lots for school, church and Masonic purposes, and VIC are sorry that the ent'r' ' people of the settlement did not eAhibi' equally sound sense upon the county question
 They should not have severed their con. ucction with us at this time, when both we and thcy are "hsri up." Had they sue .eeded in hay;0g the Gila settlements inciu- ded ia their new county, ws would not have said one word against the movement. But, rs Naricopa county now stands, we cannot belp thinking that It's people will have Go d p1y foo dear for tbeir whistle" Hut, thcn, ,be Vailroad is coming, and all will soon be yell Wf,h our neighl,ons oE Ph@nix, Marlco- Ds county, Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04
Dull Times at the Capital.

previoHs ts the removal oi the capital from |Pnscot. tO Tucsoa. tbe citizeos of the latter place tboueht sotliug bat the capital was
 s suted to make them great, prosperous and happy, Nnd they left TO stone uprarse4 iu ihels efforts 10 get the 'prize," Ehlch doe. aot appear 6 have doBe them m0ch good fos, we arc iasosaod by private letter, writ ten Nsile ,he Legislatsre Was in session, that times weTu exceedingly hard, and prospects ftr tbeir Seo9fa;sg better, rather .shn, Tor which ws ar. sorry, notwithstanding the in- jsry aimed 70 be indicted upon our people by tb0se of Tgcson. wh<a sheY robbed ss os tbe sea, Of goysTUmcui, by Ineans iar fsom being huH0TabiE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

ARRIVALS yRoA BELow.---Nr. Veil, late au officer of ,he First U. 5. CavSiry, ". B. Hei
 ings sn enterpTising merchant ef phGaix NT. Collingwood, merchant, of Florence, and s:S H0ke, arrived in Prescott Monday last sud started for Bradshaw District wedbe@ day forenoon. to examine the ynines. We had..a pleasant cha, with the three first -naroesi gentlemen, aud learned from thetn that tb, iatRe of Bradshaw District was rapidly sprczd 'ng throughout SOuthsrn AriEpna, and thA' many Fos~oTss down there were pTepariag tc yizis ti,e Disi;;cs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Tbe Assembly organized Provisional Coy .enincnt, Q, Bordeaux, on tue lCth ut, witt Ethe following Ministers: President Of the Council, Duilit; Ministe 'of War, Lefier; Minister of Public Works De Ldrcyj Minister of Instruction, Le Mair Commerce, Lambrecbt; Foreign Adair., Fa tyre; Interior, Picard; Justice, Duhaunc Marine, SongeDcy. Thiers is President Of this new govern. lment
 The Paris Figaro says it is reported that inc German propositions for peace were thus Ccssion of Alsace and Iorraine, and portion If the Department of Daubs, and an indem. ni'y of ij,Do0,0OO thalers; the Germans to keep ,he material Of war captured, and the
 French feet and colonies to remain intact. All contributions which have been collected by the Germans in France, otherAisc than as I'cnatie-, will bc recko9ed ID tbe general war 'indemni;y.
 TLe French forces in the field gre as fol- lows: With Chauzcy. l2O,Oo0; Faidherbc. 1hQo0, at Chcrbourg, 4O,OO0; At Hsrye, in lad condition, 2,0O0.
 The arms;icc had been prolonged
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

ALBUquckeuE REyTEw.--Wm. McUuin- 'ness, who is now sole editor and proprietor of 'this paper, does us the honor to copy our re- marks upon the 35th parallel route, and to l ,speak of oursef and town, in the following ikiad terms: ..,t., "The Arizona MINER, of Prescott, Arizo- |na Territory, is neighbor whose Srquaiat- Ianco We are dcsirous Of cultivating. The in- Iterests of Prescott and Albuquerque, as soon
 as mail facilities are established on their route Twill become identical Should Albuquerque { get it's promised lines of railroad, at an early Hay, we may hope to see her more prosperous, Ithan any other town of this Territory, and as Prescott is the next town of importance tn |the Rocky mountains, close to the 35th par !ailel, we expect to have, at no distant day Iiircct railway communication with it.
 Mail service will be established July next, yand there Is no doubt in our mind regarding the railroad, which is now being built from Springfield, Missouri.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04
Tucson Items

ANutnxH OLD AEIIoSkx GoSg.--It would appear, by an i,em m the Tucson Cai,sn Q. February lS, that D II. Stickney, President ,f the Legislative Counc.l of this Territory.
 .' departed tn. life.
 MnIr,Kr SVrrLr DTror.-The Ay,,os,aa 'f the is:A u';., has the following. .'Of inc rerno' al of the suyply depot from Tucson to Fort Yuma there ss now DO longer q single Iogb. We undr~taai tba, Assistant Guar. Itorlnasteg Col Ice. has received ordcss tc thIs effect. and tha, tbe freight caniracsors aatc received instructions io forward no ulorc supplies beyond Yuma" Col. Lee had |sSuc to California.
 AnIoC aNWEhr OF THE lrSisLAYt ag --h private letter informs Us that the Leg,alAtur, |adjournva st ssa e'eI~ck, on the morning oi February 2o Oar delegation w&s Co havs I.iAfIci tOr home os the 21d. 4 schoo, blli new license bill, and ons fos ,he compilation and printing of 'he laws were passed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04
MINING NEWS.

The news from all the mining districts i |exceedngly good. More rich silver ledge have been found in Bradshaw District, anc the excitement is increasing. Men, wagons and pack.trsins are constantly leaving Pres Icott, for the district and feet in the Tiger Eclipse and other lodges cannot bc purchased fer less than $l00 per foot. Shafts are bcinl bunk upon several icdges. The Big Bug mill, in Big Bug District, ii turning ou, plenty of gold. A forty or fifty stamp mill will Soon be elected. A very rch strata of orc has been struck in tho Enreui, |mine.
 la Walker District, Mir Pointer is crushing ore in arartras, by water power. Shelton and others src taking ou, orc.
 Judge Howard, of this place, las just re. Iccived letter from the Vulturc mise. which states that piece of "rock,7 about II inches long, 10 inches wide, and 10 incho. thick, containing about Une thousand dollars in |sold, WAS recently found in tho mine. 4 company was preparing to start the little mill, upon good ore. Tho yshare Compa. pany's 40-etsmp mill was grinding away.
 Oar placer miners have plenty of water, and gre making money.
 ReturDs froin Bfsdshsw ore recently sent To San Frsnciseo, for assay, have been rs- ceived here, md range ffoR Sl00 poe ton to s5,uO per ton.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

BURNED AT TaE STAKE~~HumAn remains, ',upposcd to be ,hoss og John Shirley. who, ! Ii November, is69, wss esp:ared by Indians Eat place sboat twelve miles east of Pres ,eit, wSna recently issDd in the Black Hills, by party ol pFospeotors, Sho aver tbat Poor |Shirlcy was burned to death! This, iR the sstA century, iB great and powerful coun- .;ty, is sickenibg 10 contemplate, yet shere are white dsInAgognes Gas, Of the kosky Mountains S'ho side with the savage perpe- I,Taioss og such belIish deed as this, ono of whom, we gre sorry io kBoW, s no tsss per
 sonAge than HORACE GKEELEr, editor of ,he New York Tribhas.
 Shirley was not the only American tortur-
 ed to death, by the Apaehes, in this way, as |all AriEonans knOs, nog will hs be tie last, |if the present criminal Indian policy of our I5oveFHmeut is continued,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

TaE ArAcaE-MoHAvKs.-~Ed. Peck, s man Of gaad jaasneOs, ssd Iarge expcrsrnce iH indiaa aaairr, came ay from the Ris vrrde \ short tune ago. and positively surprised Il. oy g''ias is as bis candid opinion that tbf APaEAe MohaTo Indians Of that seetioa real. Iy dssse to live upon pescesbls sorns with tse Th''ea They hATs, of tate, yisited the ranches above Camp Verde, aad the post l,self Aai conducted themselves in manner sa Inspire coa6ienoe Iu the whites. While having jast eonAe to doabt sbeiE siaoeFity Oar people gonla aot be areFse to taking these iaTSsei sa aroS@tioa, and should they he snssd ~ofthT, asiAg thcm As suxiliarTes to s*'s ss ashA tAs' ipaebas.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04
PAUI.'ss PROCESS-
NEyAnA CIT. HoataHa feri.0fy-,
 December s.sfh, lSSu

SEvAna GIFT aoBtana fegT3t0fy ! Dcsetabrr asih, lsS0 ALslAEIx D. PAUt. Sea PuHnciscU,~~eaF Sire AS peI
 esls on osss sf section ss v'r kefrse D'y AIEH,-
 a. s a. ssoas Alsr ,hs rsir4 d yeur is.,ro. zaus ue had raAda siaal yhAsg snd pui n operata
 at fhfa taill tConasr Mi Bsswn GRisha Hh shieh Gs have made s.sas twenty thirty esis different oas apd samples of well oruefuaha iois of 4ainss thsi had been wcSkeo y thr rtruns W fre-ss es Many af ihese ases eoatlpr Lead n si f VaEisus s,slh. As well d capQsr Aunlnouy Arxsuie 1Sun and sElphHf snd n every surce where ffeeiissa were t lowed. ohtaned booa uyvT oo hns- VII I'@stacns I On sOro Cash tnllngs tist had produced by mn
 vort ns lesa sh sO pef toe, sy yvR Isoces Ns oe,A
 From Brown Ieis tninnes -hieh had bseA worked by Barrel Anaalg lgamsii1n wedding I,as n el Iss tn
 By your Pfooess obtaissd ar ihe rate of slro Ion Frsa ,, Paefae RaH Ilo.sd Lode ws saasinsd sops
 go 1,ef a by your tgscA~s talRrs tkat had Cea worked oyer Arc fitasa by Barrel AHalgaHais,a-
 Frusn 'sseubeh Ids obAined af the Tais nf S1e galnatlon and yielded oy pas process @ey Tf tn ~ith
 silioa aal os ~hile ag your preot. 'hs bullion Sss
 Afsr iL.ssz,crirneuts sn a sIuAn soais. ws arranged rhoIga vafy hnperiseuyl hE tg lasgsT one. and sokea several lons of sjo and 0 Tounds si efargs
 some f which vas smelrag ore aaa in esy ios'enes hso metal orer 500 nns aad goi s-fs and qsadrsps tho
 n nue metal psr ,c h yal poes-s That Ns nave since obtained by atDalgamafins la WheelH i~ns am
 myseh fully eonviaeea tss' y system iof uiss esfyss
 metal and tAkit into cosdefaisu eSpense e work log far suJsriof any knoSp TsrtcA sys'em f anal <eafaat0n. People erf s sfsei q 9w~rs m me hrt
 that but suull porrta af tse ged and .isss eenrng rs of thh aoafnsnt siii yield In.su han eo Ief Ca
 snck heEG ths cheap sysieas e oah'lUkfoe n,ust 3he rssed n 50 cheap and reract h yoTr sysiein that I t must eventually iresfe of gsnerai u,e
 Yaa have or.iess fa d your udus complete ta hs Ifyrwarasd carly 10 hh Q, ina others viii hoW, as Iuarcs hero srs beeinBin realize tr oOmpliisss oi
 Inc Tsoc~EA- fosIs tf'ly FRANK MORGAN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

prED-At Pajshavcn, Conuectiens. iasa ary i2, after lingering iliness, Mrs. Magsi, Brcsavcll, wife eC Judge BFoadwe!L aged g gears.
 The deceased lady was q sister of Ms Ceist, 0f ;his place, upon whom. and hs' dAsghier, Mrs. E. l.. Bawerh the cad DEW, caase snswsscss aud caused thers much sOr, sov. TLc srmaihs of Mrs BrsAdwcll, werc gre Iearu, taken te ser native Placs in Ohio and there isterred- The ioCsl papry, in fe c'rIing her deatA, adds alnpIe testimony tc make u4 feel oertaln that sbe wss a wotaxu oI grea, knowledge, Whs had devoted aqr seif to the tegyico of Aer fellow creatures and the practice sf Christian principles.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

tSoN CAAP DATE CREEE.--Geo. II. Kim 0ai'' po's trader at Date Creek, is whiline ANAy Joe aue here, and attending to bus- H''A' Together, George and ourself passed s''oy A" pleasant" day and night in Esstern "pAehe land, and from the knowledge then s,'Aed 0s him, 'we know him to be man She wi'i dc 10 iie to.a
 - 0ot o'beime, cnmmsad;ns c.=p Date s'0eN, ea@s Hp Thursday last, and we learn, "'U1sn' news of the burning of Ed. F. Bow ' .'s nay,'Iaek, in Skull valley. Have not 'sA,lea oy what means fire was communica- ted 10 it. .. .,Eg'.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04
'assage Of the South Pacific Raiiroas
 Bill.

The Les Angeles S.a,, of February 2aJ, 'ottains the following good news E1r the Ipeopla Of Arizona: San FTanciscs. February 2l. TeiegTAEas received here AnDoanca the pas
 |saga hy the House, hy 5i majority. os ihs |iLliiruad biii. The name bas been changed Do the Soutk Pacific, and tho biR slightly
 |amcnded. Prospoets og shs bs5. passing she
 sanate are gova. The aboTe relates to the 32d parallel rosi
 ihs eastern terrninas of which E Ma-ssa!!. lrsxas; tiio uestefn, San Diego, California If memory serves us rightly ali ths SeuAt,
 |ssAd to do towards making the biII laH, wa, Do eoAeur iu the House amendments, which
 ere firmly beiieve it Gid. It is BOW prclty certain that VIC will sooa have a yasl,0ad LaWs Doe.
 fhe b'sldiEg or ,be s5,h j'AsAjlc: road !, progressing and tht chances are thA, ls Eil
 lbe the first sou,heFn road completed. fsS
 Ithe Balii@oss and Ohio Railroad Csinpasy
 'Ana the Pennsylvania CcRtral, are said to b, interested ia this ruai.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

FnLtBusTEsIxs TALz.-Times must. bC exceedingly dull and "tight," in the south western part of New Mexico, else some mel down there wouldn't be wasting away theil time, in lcolish talk about invading and cap turing Sonots, Chibuahua, and other Me1i can States. Bas ~talk Is cheap" and VI haze un 'aaire to stop thesc dreamy tlllibus Gers from talking nsnsense, CT whistIipg. to Keep thcir eosfage vp.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

VAEr VEspE---H 4. Eastman and wife nave returned here from Camp Verde, and arc s0" sulong the permanent Teadents Of car S"sa' C. C Bean, Gid. Cornell, Jos Mar, s''a ]. 'thef> eAITss np here Tharsdsy last. Dr ta''af, Wilo went aown to the Verde with as'srs BeAa Aad Cornell, stayed behind to hS CD the teeth oi cur Verde friends, work ss thoroughly understands. Mir. Richards, H'e new post trader, has started business.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

LAND PArENT DRCIsioNIn case of an applic4iion or patent or i0O Of surveyed placer land tn hoa-
 tae IaHd ConHsssioDsr hs decided that l0aeFs lots
 surveyed and in mining districts legal sabdivas 3N1O chaiBs dsstred only vse sides angle witE the laes of he regular sOrseyn. 1he COtn
 missioner remarks that to require mining claimants n
 cass Ike tho prscsu 10 postIone making applications ks Iaents snik adjoining mners sng to asie in nak log jont entry sf their respective eAiEs include to hsf application large of washlsss land paid
 M double the mipnu price of good agricultural land,
 would nss oay bs hardship upon the but incou
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04
Prescott Prices.

F'oar, iArisoasl Sls peS cwt; cora meal ISioi bacon. 90 cents per lb.; beef, ;S(g 2Jc. |cofee, Soc; sugss-browD--35c. white. 40c, butter (Ssn BerDardinol, 6oc,; Arizona, .50 posatoss, !lc.i egg, si-o0 Der dozen hay S4oo'0 per ton grain, S(dsc per Ib.; corn fod der. Slo per toa wood, SC per cord board
 frusn sl4 to SIS per week. wsges-trades
 nen's, from SC so sl0 dollAn per day; la borers, from $50 to slo0 per moath, witt
 board. Drinks--twa bits apiece. Town lot Ifrom $50 to S2,OO0. Feet, in gold and sil
 VET lodges, frofA ST to Sl0o per foot.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

PoTATuEs Foa THE SoLpIEss. -- Among other gocsl taiaa,s lately procured sus ths sOl disS of Camp Verde. ecre 5000 ibs. IEisi potatoes, ~bieh Captains iiswiey and Mcns nan recently purchased from D. Henderson Bra, of thin place, and which were SeS' down tkis week in wsgoss, AtoEg with othei laxurics, slT of wbich were bought with Com psAy funda.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04
IFte. ih, cs~trai csay tcogoroass k,gt.i4r.I

The New Yosk rfbvns l. making lfssh fuhsi osi0u, upou she inaish question: I uPps-es ths sosvsu FJs
 sisseHt and releniess Oampaigh whh has been ordered
 sIan the Iiba and Touio branches e he AnachcN Ihf Arizona MINER published ai Prescott t9 hieh 'csiy commend ts attention cf hr Greeley sayA faa since March left be asoctaane8 &o per
 have been killed hy te Indiana And iisi d 4l names s published 0f these who have heen butchcrcd within year The last numher ai hand. thAt of the Th inst, eohhiua the anceunt of the tilaE sf throe men whiie abot their usual svaiiUos. There recOrd of tbe stock stolen and other property destroyed b s |hgurea, if publsheA would stagger belief
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

L.ETrrh YR0N StBo0a TsacHRE---Lss, rnait brought ns letter from Jas. A Ford, of Birohyillc. Nevada county, California, ssk'sg feg information regarding school Hsaasers here, and ihe cAsns&s saf sBtsing school io teach Tue lestas Es wvi, aad correctly written, and is Is erF opinion thAt the writer thereof as and ooald got sitaalion hoFe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

Fos CAxs HgAtFAL-~DeWitf r. Poster, Sao ka' been foroTrd With las appointment Of plat tNades at Camp liuHipai, started shter Tsson-'oaiis of goods foS his store, ThassdAy last At. eeates has seeared the services of 'ea. MSsT, senrAemaH who understands all aN@a' running sutler stores, and ~ho :s vssy sOsuiar uitk soldiers and citizens.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

FknS SErLL YA,AEy. - The far,pgfs oi this ilno Vailey, which IS aboat shiFty us,ic' sest ff,Hn Prescott, OR thS r2a9 to La Paz zSe s'tak'sg every preparation Fce extensive planting the coming spdng. ShefAfi Behss and heRry 1astNo returned frou, Sisisipg ths valley his week, xed havs informed Us a. asose.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

GoISc IT ALoxE--our old and esteemed friend, Major J. II. MeKiunie, Of PhGnix, hai purchased the interest of his former partner Mir Carpenter, In thc hotel At Phgnix, anC Is now running it alone, The Major is [ gentleman, and deserves success.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

THE wool shipped to San Francisco, short time ago, by Campbell X Buiinm, of tbi' place, sold for 20 cents per b., and cost only four cents per pound to transport 1t, thus leaving c. < R. nice margin for profit. We are going to furnish California with wool, al soon AS Johnny Apache joins our church.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

QvTcG TRrF. --- Grants stage, driven by Tom Denovan, arrived hero sboUt ? o'clock rhnr-day Is=., ;:. is hosTs fToiH TiokshGarg |, N. Dawley, U. <. Postal Agrnt, eage ul on the stage, and wi1 remain hero severn days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

MERIrED pEoaorsos--N'e have beca ia. Hcvrned tbot ". II. Bsuwn, CApssin 2lst [ 's Infantry, has been rnado Major. Major Brown bAs, for iong tims pass, been ia command of Camp Verde, in ~hieh position De has rendered. good eeTsioe, by opening etc. He s aa energetic officer. w base pe0noiion pleascs us.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

MAx ksLLrD.--The driver of the Wicken burg stage brought np word of the killing ei
 uaa nauled Kelly, At ths new plAccfs, s~Si
 wickenbhFg, Sunday night last No partic
 |uiafS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

y vises h EE"cvfir ias.ei grf gS COuf cf S O Noy- a Jss,ir. ." ils Peace u urd Dor ihr County f Huyago and Ls'rinry "i Arzra the i-h day pt Gcb mary. A. n ls,l uIvyn judgment 'rusrs-d ia csd Coyr s said i-h day uf i'uAy l~si. in fasss ,s Campbell BufTugD Aud agsins JosrHt Fsfr Sn hr of tHN,f,si snd twcsy.iu aui.ss rAd gi,S ftU cpais udrmsr, anf riyheca dtrsFs anI Gny ,au;a dd tlse ir'h day of e',ass,. A. D. ls7i levy air.s suI ir s cNrsuon 'hr t.ihsnr dc.srbsl VFu -rt. e. ch. isnv fsas Nns kiAfrvr Eg,srrn 4nA rWeafy ip HiosA No. TwrrfyslS in tb~ town uf Pres rutt sai Gurufy nnd Tcrf,sy. and 'sra as t,s lrg yfy f sald dsiendani S0sre~ is BcFelly gsen hla virtue of cad wrti ai levy. si s iy bs highest iss ri.s kr ,sssh te nisvr doscrs~A frog-y wih the in prUveBeus thereon fN.ut 0y Ie Court Haaias 10 ;hq t,un ot pfeseou on tse ,fb d3 f Atr 4. D. Is7i. e snf,-fy sreeurgu ssf fsSs and ats,rsisg essrs
 Wtu~ss my hasd si Irrs~A tl.i, 3t ssy of Asreh d. D lrsi. S r PIERCE. CoAsasis
 SanaIel Csstnis Ari1rSs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

GENERAL SrosEsAs was to have left Drum
 |Barracks, California, for "ths seat of war, z about the first instant. We believe he will
 |frst visit Infantry Camp. Don't know
 whether or not he will visit Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

|, TIERS AUslcAL MoSrHLY for February
 'I ;, |" nana' and contains several choice pieces n" "a''c The publisher, ]. L. Peters, 599 ', %,'OAoSay' New York, offers to send sam tI .n, ooPy to any person who will send him
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

Tow RoDprcK, of Kirkland Valley was ii town few days ago, and informed us of slight corn theft recently committed by Apache Mohayes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

DR. N. HERoLp, an cd and respected cit zen of San Bernardino, California, was mur dered short time ago, by some unknown person. so we learn from the Glsardian.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

NEW Goopa.--D, Hendsrs9p < Bro. have jus, receive n elegant assortment of hae Ladies Shoes, Gestlssn Bop,s. clothbg HSIdwsre, and Provisions which the proF,ose Io seil very low isls
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

J. A. RUsH. Miss wilburn, Lieut.. Ford, U s. A., ". M. Mccoy, and Mir. Frank, came [ the Territory by last weeks stage from Cali foruia. @' &...
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04
Special Notice

Fxcspt pariss come in a, once they will iose r,r' of consulting dentist Df CuilAr does n0 prpsss fnaking vefy long stay n Prescott. Doht bs aaid he can warrast good work, a reasonable pfces Ths insertion oi Ariheiai Teeth made speciality.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

Es.s,' Ess1At. last, a horse belonging to N. sc, -''Ss' .'', accidentally fell into fourteen eD | ,''' sell' and was hshed out by ten or doz- br tsa. The animal showed real good sense b,nIssr "st'll as a mOuse," while being 1'el'd to the surface.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

'. "tn ASp NEw."--The November number .'. .' ''' grrat Boston magazine is better than .~y. .+y o' i'' predecessors. Persons wishing to D., |'.ou ,E 'or the magazine will send $i Co po.,' nro'hers, i4s Washington street, ''%o'oa' '.t when it will be sent for one year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

RoRx.--At Sknil Valley, February 26, tho wife of Cornelius Grose, son.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04
FOR SALE, CHEAP.

4 ssu psrAss Car0m BlEaTd Tsbie viich haA seeS sa
 Apply ss R. LANsDoN iSn2s,s Wickehlyufg,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04
TO THE PUBLIC.

frAfeS | Oearr~ Farp-ss kern sutF Rt ,r1y4a Ngirk sntusf Arizona and shoad yoa sSer vet atW ry ana stop Si my T&acS, uiA afford ne sss W sr s.,snges eisEsafx aIoa and -N> dAfe rOa Coed rssau ytERals aud ehasgsa UlodefAfe
 GEORGE FrRNEgs wisa-rsranE Arisssa las a, iS5i.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04
INFORMATION WANTED.

Where s Isrob Brunei slsa orii1tea in thc California Yn'unssfs 10 NtFf Tstt,. Company at h~liia Cr1 s s02 and s.s las hss4 of ss Tucs.sv iu ii Any in- agaSiiol. vaii le ih.nkfily revived y hs bFsclsT.
 NICHOLAS BEr Ss lehLsc3 Ia. olf D&vis street., kaa tFuurisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04
MoNTEzUMA HOUSE.

scui3 especially ts my hiesHs ss ti- iravehEg tslhe h4' gfs ei~ss Bf6 sr Atl a' nly aotis~ ty hc meal d, wcsi afr~fil co rs.sn- Gaias fasrs. C. LIKE.
 Ir,s1ssi Tehn5ary s5 irTl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-04

Lisr or iETTEAs remaining ia the Pres 6 eott postofiic@ February 2s, IS7l. E