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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

ont Of the Foam, by JOHN FsTEN COOKE
Caretor) is novel 10y favorite Virginia writer whose
recent ventures have scarcely fulfilled the brilliant
Ironlse Of III, earlier productions. His works o. fiction
always exhibit the marks OF taste and culture, graceful
If not a very vigorous imagination and not l.t;c fk
n unfolding pecuartics OF ch1rcteriu curt and spirited
dialogue rather than by lahored narrative The scene
Of the present story is laid in England, and the prom
ucnt features Of the plot are derived from incdcr IN
gypsy life The narrative l. Of decidedly sensational
character. which il heightened by tho rd and pantulb
intense language with which it il frequently eoofed ~
the writer. sir Cooke mover appear {" greater
tce as novelist than when "hi- foot j. "u hlS H''
heather" and III, excursion into distant lama ana" INV
,ty'c OF vi.tiue which &, foreign {" ms better "'"o
nature viii not enhance hi- reputation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

One Of the Best Investments in the Na'k't- ST.
Louis and South Eastern First Mortgage Convertible
Per Cent Gold Bonds issued upon finished road
running to st. Louis and doing profitable business
Price 81. and interest. Inquire for particulars of
GRO. OPDYKE & Co., No. y Nassau-st.
NJ. X. JEsUP IL Co, No. Il Pine-st..
and at the Office of the Company, 81 Liberty-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

The NtQicsmdH's IcQr-Boot for 1871, by
FLLpEEIcb MARTIN MACMILLAN & COZ offers 90 complete
statistical and historical account of the states of The
CIVILIZED world compiled from official records. Itcou
tins r0-t Of The detail, winch give great value to the
"GotLa AlmaHacL" Cd book Of general reference, To-
esthcr with great variety o. additional matter form
Ing one OF the most -54yc and Trustworthy sources of
Information relating o. political statistics ia -lJ hale
guaEe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

Speculation has commenced in the per cent Gov
crnmcnt bonds, before they ready for ISSUE
We hear Of sale today Of $4,000 at 49, gold, seller 60
days 80 being bid at the close for 100000 The following
table shows the progress in the reduction OF the Public
Debt II the United States:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

HaIdtool NJ Mineral Analyeis, by FurD-
RrCH VUuLXE. edited D. HEM j. Nt-ON iicury
Carey EarD t.usI.Ipu Of the last German edition
with s5uc changes tloI tlc sinai. and certain
amount %; matter II contains collection OF ez
slnpe- lar determining the compost. ion Of mineral -ut
stance with special reference o. te U,, OF the 'hno'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
THE MARKETS.
fc.r.fu!.r rsportea ioI Tnn TRisvSs !

COFFEE-A grades Of Rio quiet for WaT o. - ~. '
sn Int We hear ~ sales Other knis itset'r We
i5AI,ci Java, ls a1lc, gotii sales ~ bA'ie ' % 't'
RIO; per Adelaide, PRIV sse terms .,.. 81 b.,
s tborgb not guoisby higher there far inquiry " raw
Family br.ss at full prices; No AID M, efane l.'
c The .et for good brands and 'teal TOT
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
CARD

The undersigned hereby wish 10 return thels sincere thanks Co Lieutenant Chas. Morton. sd c. C4vairy, ths men of hls command. Capt Town send, aRd tbe gallant band of elslsens who se- companlsd him, for their asiiriaz zeal in yarsu- ins and inaicting severe punIshmenl oE the baad Of iadbans who murdered JoHu Can't and drove thS stock from ti'e AguA Frio Eaarh, on ihs sIh inst. besides ayenging many simuaF octfsgss dOu''tiszss pefpetrssca by the ssrae band To y0ur resolatica and perseverance the citiEcns oi Arizoua owe ihe eontcrsiss Of aay-fopr Apaches. May ron Ai~ays bc equally sueeussfal Ia al sigl- l=f expeditions n BowKKS
 S K BowERS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
p,t on Better Coaches

t,n,e. Grant. who has the contract for carrying ...i, ,p,rter over the postal route from Prescott ,, san Beruardino, Is an energetic man, and nov ,s, ,tf service l, 10 bc increased to asc'ni.werk. ,y instead Of a weekly as heretofore. we most sincerely hope the pay for services will ee sufh' c,.ot ., enable him 70 place better stock and eo,rl.r. upon lAc route, than have formerly been .ot5og..a Of coufse. on . lOng trip like that .,og, sau BsruarLgO lO Prescott, p passengers si! -rx,oJ,r. anl thcy have grunblei q great deal al s.s-. ,rbi-lc., rtc. Which, se believe. were bad npoa.h 1gt, perhaps as good as Mir Grant has ,.-,n able 10 iuruish from thr small compensation .lyecd hu tor weekly service. Then. too, iife .,.1ou kccysrs along the route Shoeid prepare t,uu..iy-, tJ accajBm pdais the rush of travellers tA,t i. destined Co come here. so that their way Co Csutral ArtEsna should lr made a. az ecable and ,les,ast a. possible. This advice ]. giyen with ,hr best ot iAtcutiOns, iVF Inc good oi tbose in- t.re,ted aud Wc hope t slli 6e bcsdcd. Travel sr, ike good c0sce clean ,lctuals, vehieies wish tseGs lg ilr seais and apimAs thai sill not sui i.f or pcg sul bss Wern statiOps.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
MINES AND MINING

These are ibe metallic times that cheer the pyos. pocior and miner. The whole country. Gor ,o miles on every side Of Prcscott gliiers win 0o,d sii'er, copper, etc, and the Calli1rua spirit of '1o Is rampant in our people Stuffed as on, p,,. o"Vh 'a Hith Hcins regarding the mines toWns. etc, of ihe Bradshaw and otbct di.,ricts o,r nerves arc 70 "anxious that Wc cannot. this week Ind ume to spread them out Into shape. bu, must De oil for the Black Canyon in our old 60 e,a,op. ing gfonnd" we know io be rich in mineral. of which we wlsh tO secure & portion G,,diy would we dilalc upon ,hc great lodges Of Brad shaw, Ysvapal and Hassayampa Districis: but. Al present this Is no time or place 10 do so All ve Can say Is that the Tiger lode more than coual. any mine we have ever seen, and lhere are score. oi lodges iD our mountains nearly equal to Ii They have been found to She north, east, west and south Of Prescott, and are being opened wi,t ~iil Capitalists and experts from other States and Territories are hefe. buying and examining our mining property. and soon tie whistle aud smoke cf engines and reelection work. will be heard and seen From almost every mountain top We went io Bradshaw, we ssw ihe metal. th. water, thc timber. ise vim of our brave. noble prospeetos and rniBcr. and are more than ever evnFiDeed t1at Arizona ]. tiic richest mining seSiiob Oi Unrie san's broad GoiDain Thrre Is enough gold and silver here to enflca li.s utti,n
 ut men and inDaey needed Go extract them, sud Ne cordially lnyiis both. Silver bricks are nos quite cofDmou ia Prescott aud siireg ore Ibai assays from slUo to xio,0DO per Ion may O.. seen In almost every hOuse So that, Nlth the recent giosi0os success over the Apacbrs ti. good ysar 0i 1871 may be jastly entitled the yeaf Q! intsiss Ana nf dsi4yes-'.e- t.- A-fr~-t-
 Below wi,l bc seen She trAnsac,lons in aieet'' since Inc date Of osr last report
 \ W. Cisfa lo W. W Halchnson. 900 feet ia LofeuDa lode. s-.J1. Griliin and Pine to If W Nles S)O feet CaihOgH lode, siOo D. C More. laud 1o Cory and Nris. 75 feet to Morrlahd iode. s'J Hcnry ". Niles Co x. Catiar 50 feet Daris lode. si75. D Poland Co John A Rn.h loo feet Bcntoa, is4 i9 i,-rt Young yuiture luD fe,t New Era, l-e !sr. Alice, 100 fest nanier is5 feet Poland, pue-haH interest of Poland To Espino.a ti. .5u C A. Gordon tD K Catiar, T1 fess More. iand, slto. Martinez 4 kOdr.a t0 C s Adams, sJ icst La Sonora, st00 LalAcf EllA Go u W Nics 70 icvt Gray Eagle slUoo John Esss ta AloKaufer 6ragdan slooirri Eclipsr sl00 .ian,rs kosch io Ogden & Nuad fs8 fsei New Era. Ig2 e. in Benton, I67 ice3 Espinosa, q. 500 Force Greg. ory 60 Ea. McCafisey 25 fsci Silver Bfick. sl00 Nary saNyer 10 ]. A. Rush X A. E. Davis, 900 l .ssrf, s2.@t9 4sta Aecs to c. W snydcr, loo tset Eel pse. FiOo. William Agun % C. Milier, y ' fect Eclipse. aAd feet % other lodcs, $500 Samuel C. Miller Co wm Nnn. 100 fre, Emna and other iodes, SS0 Benj Gardncr to Hm Mann. 5o fed Davis, sl00. C. GrosC to " | To'apklns, @S icet LofcGAA, sj00.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
4 Com bined Assault

Our sysnpath,es have ever been with local Ities eoavulsed by politics. and we have never withheld our comrniscratioa from any people distressed by the consideration of woman's rights Waai, then, may be the charater of oar emotions when We come to usider the eoadithn oi our Deighh9rs of Ca ioruia, sub iected 10 the compound torture af these, com bined The great social system Of California !. in condition sf agony. The operations oi the suiIragists are principally at San Fran cisco. and keep the strong minded women and the weak minded men in continual tar mol yet the baneTaI influence of the move ment extends to the mu>t remote confines of tbe State, calling weak minded mothers away from their cradle duty, and leaving the baby 10 grow wan and pale from neglect Bot, the picture presented through the sbominai,le means adhered Co hy the suffrage fraternity. tn its efforts to arrive at n worthy end, was not sufficiently hidcons to satisfy the leaders rn the cause No; che sqaalIing baby mus, be hushed up--searved if necessary the bus band must arrange the window curtains and
 
 put the bedroom ih order, prepare his meals and sew on his buttons for Snsan B. Anlh- ony declares that wolnan's first and greatest duty is to lend her time and talent 10 the ob- iect of obtaining the elective franchise, and she is now on her way ta San Francisco to preach tbis doctrine there.
 The political movement Is yet more gener- al, but not by any means so damaging. Par fisan discord is rampant, and hence, honest men are, daily, being abused like pick pockets; but this is understood itwould be inconsist- ent with the actual spirit of politics were this otherwise, Haight, the whols country knows we'll has proven sn~ccss as the occupant Of tue gubernatoIiaI chair, yet we find bim indi- rectly accused of every crime known 10 the calendar, few of ibe most henious, only. ex- oepted And 90 the strife continues the babies squall, the old maids scrcecb, ihe ppli- ticians howl, and honest men and women are swindled while thieves sof rcgnes gTog fst.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
4 Modem Boone.

Ar. John E. Townsend, of Lower Aeua Fsio aud residcnt Oi Ceutral Arizona for some three hr'fs' accompanied thc expedition against the ID. ol'n'. pn the 5ih insi, and killed fifteen of thc my .lr lndians tliat were iaid out" on Che Btii abf Wh Ihcsc make 2G hostile Indians which nave IAiien ai ihc hands of this pioneer. in tbi. Aert,9D oi Arizona In consideration ofthc great service he has rendered thc Territory, on Thurs. 'ay ia'' hc Vas presented by our citizens with n . hsnTy rihe oi the latest improved pateni. On one sidc oi thafiOck l, silver plate 3x! inciies which bears the following inscription
 prssfabd f3
 J B. TOWYSEyD
 By ths Cafs,as of Pystooa
 Jtas I-1l
 BoNoR TC THE BRAVEf Al honor tD such an 0De, say we !, now re- m'lus 70 be s~en whether ibc Government cau be hs m'gutpDOus as tbc citizciIs of Prescott have zen, ey crHief!.s2 :ses!;s5 distinction ut,vu It. Hpfton, vho Ted thc attacks and. wHh his oWn h"nd, sent more tban One Of tsc Ishmaeliies c. lhe " undiscovercd county, irom vhcse bourn 20 traveller retlrns"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
Weather and crou~

o.',o'' "eA'Eer Tor several weeks past, has been "U'"a' i--days warm, and nIghts cool. The r'-'elly hAs al no .iuae gone above as. During ''s pl'i week, indications Of rain were heard and e,,s,. o1' "'''s '=''' eaiileJust few drops It's ."nA.'s-thu1der, llghtHing and dark cionda .,s -" "eN. bni, they will come again soon, fr..sss e Ieos oa' for nne showers, which wIll TO
 Corn. s,c .naigosale grass, trees and plants
 coan,y, THl ,I come soon. Iadccd, IhIs section of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
Efficient Omcera

hs | source of eradication to kBo~ thAt Yar, '2r county hss Bo~ vsry efIielezt corps ot osa. osr' Our Board of sei.ervisors Messrs. Brooke, Ios'ef and Niiier-are good men and true. Our saena, J U. BehaG. is energesic, brave and rc. llsbis, and Niil do als duty lst come whas may. IAeu, our recorder, Ed W. weiis. cauDol be sur. paced io' Industry, correctness and close stt.n- uou l0 lae dHtic. of bis office
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
Charley sa.ncsr.

Ha 'a e''iisn sf the Territory, has returned from 'a''''as s'' people al the East. and proposes to ''Al pure iAs balance Of his days. Mr Spencer
 'H' ar feeoilecsed as the man who, In Is8S while sAtysag mad orer tiss Harsyfill- rer,-, r-rrcw. oeApei death a; the hands of the wailapai h. 4a.s 1,.a,' -ho' after having Killed NJ. spencer's S.' ,nca.' .' trind every means in their power t0 ~, -'''e N'e rom some rocks ia which be lock ,.,1te Bat he bailsd esary effort of thcirs, aud
 =. ssn aA'Saes' Came, cs@~ird back lo a stattoa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
From New Mazico

I.oais flaming, Of the frn 0t HsRing Bres. Se~ NeHiso. arrived here several days ago, and ls nov at Bradshaw He has a train cf wagons on tbe say here, wiih about s0.ooO pooBds of aouF and i0noO pounds Of corn. He bfosghi news of recent altaek on MeElesn train. by Ap4cbes, ~ko Allied tgo Mexicaas and captured hity hrad uf cattle. at a poiut tbor1 dalanec rast of Camp Verde, in tiais Territory The inain on Its ~ay back Co New Me1ice when tbe rob bers attacked it
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
NOTICE.

WEEHEAs TbH Nasanash l1s located ir isff sn3 fhr laeaofs tisrysif sr trir power -nskvr~a ta osssi3y pfb ali laNs iaR la- holding 0s ininesl eaifas ard have nb2nd ae1 tafr ri4' sa i9ds ss4 wkervas certain par Gee have lately taken psessau ai ksia Naasu.h lasis sfinqt fa EaFa ifa-e cpaeut 0f tAs ot the .asTs and re fsassd sssi s.ds ezHng Lsuf ard " Th~TssaTo Nc gre pesr- za pe-ess flat s-ia rasves ffesgasfe1 dad sN per-szs ng Ef1F cssHs it is sad iscTser4 ribts srs r@ref3iy sna1ansuF f3.t a1saag rs1sF,ls uf isFAfsi fauHty.
 ! W JOHNSON EOfgHDE sHUUP JACKSON BEus H A RFgELOw. Agf-.
 E FARRi>O&. faf ttr as fhs N4Enaoth sayeF igds "a bAvsr Nouufatr
 a,re~oret Juas g{ }sTs sfatf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24

THrEE s q mau in our tosu who osgti 10 be placed in some Insane Asylum, but we have DO sueh psIilsiion ia The Territory, and consequent ly. cannot take care Of ihe boi.iefoas inaIyiduzl wbo goes about abusing peopi. in manner sim liar 10 tha, Of Inc editor of the Tscson Cii:s-s. of which shrsi OUT iHBaIic would IsAEr pretty good assistant penny -AlDer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
Another Good Institution.

Scc, gairt. eleaa, cool and agreeable are the room. rscrutly aued up by K. E, Eiiiou, for ,be arc0nmsl2,ion og resi1e1t and transient loigrrs |. ssa thea ibo beds are so good aud son that ths most rcs,less person. eaa abd rest and ruposg in tarm Ms Eiioii's pises |. os AentsEgrna street few doors north Of Henderson < Bro, brick sofe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24

D. C. THoENE rctarned from Bradshaw few dsn ago % -coated" wlta mlBer1l that Inc ~boy." sc,rcrly kac- hin Rntil after he had eopeentraiea git1sclt ia Ott0's yas Messrs Ihor5r k Cassidy own rich nliHing ground CD lac nErf and Daniel had becn ''gcol0siking" it
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24

MsesEs. GoLDwATE, uelilEgs wsrthslmer, Jastro and others returned home from Camp Verde Tuesday last, and informed us that officers and ssldiers were feeling good over ths recent victory oyer Apaches. Lieateuart Morton, the hero Of tbs several fghss, Was quite ib when she psrty left.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
Valuable Present

Pelar Harvey. engineer al Soyes < Curtis sA~- nii has sosss of frieads at osc. this seetioa--- oas of ~hom Jos. yoscbsy, rvccniiy presented Pstrr sitk valuable ~aiel, aud ehain, tokeEs O; irisadship which Peter highly appreciates.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
The Fourth

BH, iiuie time L. now Icga for making prebsra eoa' 70 celebrate this eventfsi day, and As h is incumbent upon as io celebrate, In some say. = sa'so'iiy eutFca, thoss who usaaiiy take sio s1A % ID matters of uas kisd 10 srfsHgz sosns plan sol ias oosef'aner ef tiis day. Aa oFaIioa sud have both
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
The Disuio, Court

!, ,snsa '"'.l % Monday. The Grand Jury is still losm,-.s'. The following are the names of the SSpoE, Sr, E A. Gordon. RnAaioh p,d.ss. s, Tees 4, w |, hesiIsr, H. W. Niles. Frans PowySs % C. kers,,,' s,,'e1sAd b. Moreland. Henry Ranl u NiT' csdh,, c, ,. W. Johason, Chas. Csross WI A
 Luxe, A.c. Williamson, and A prashsr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
Antelope Restaurant.

Nine host Of the AateloPe. " Doe" Mics. ranks high co the register of psbllc benefAciors. Since taslny charge of tbe Antelope, he has expended considerable money Is Htlins it up a frsi-eiass re,lterant which ii nos is. III. latest improve matchmaking doors and WlRdows { ay proofs ill ls aDprcczted by alt who AAy dine at the Ante fnfss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24

< piece Of ore from ,he Lone Star, weighiuz three pouBsis, va. ,esied last wsck--ervshed aDd gaen sabsnl.isd 10 ghe .esion Of Vorsheys ssaai gamnsor-spd produced bright beautiful Iitis hatnon of silver calculation made from fhik, retnrued q yieis sf sss9go Co se tva- \ par3y of rhcn lca 0R Monday to eommcDce soek on tl.is n4fue
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
An Amaleamator

One Of the wost iBgepious coutrivsDrrs tiIat we have seeh in some lime, is an apytra u. which iss been to operation ai the JacktOu SslDOn darin. Inc week. This is an aHia' slfn8tor. aud 1xr. .i. existence Go tbe genius Di Mr. Joseyl Nofrhry U consists oi a Du'ci oyeu, the lrzs of ahlch orc securely iastue1 in a wooden fr4ue upun wh.r,i rest tTo sFiit i'nps To sapPiy ihe urcc.sary heal me 'ia is perforated h the clut-c, iu receive au iron rod which cOinnunirates wiih two fnovesbl, Int tlic h!ocks, wlt5in tAe oven witbouf, tbts rod trrminaics to 6 crsnk, hy the rotation Oi witch, She blocks within are krp, u motion The huie device works admirably, and has already proven Of much 5ervice in testing ores,
 THE Jackson Bros. expect 10 have t0clr quartz mlil in operation al BradxhaW. within three weeks crushing ore froIa the Del PAscu lode This 5. ouc oi thc rirhes, gold iedzcs in tbc districs and scrsc ts drtrTuiined Ihat It shaii yield Lim gold brick by the let of August
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
Prom Salt River

N"oA "c1heinaer and Abraham Headerson '''sfnsd 'eeesiis rom sz.; g..ss, G..;ss .sSnty al whlcb place they saw lots of fine grain eNs @~ s,sal prospcusy. Imnlgfsnts were srrlyin., "0'n Texas and California
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24

JoHx GaSTT, the SnAD reeeRtly murdered by Apaches al Bowers ranch, on tbe Agua FTlo. served dsrlng the waf, in a P,aunsylvsniA rcgi- mrhI. and before coming here, resided la Allie. gheny couaiy, Penasyvania.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24

ME. saeEss=, cf Is=s.! < Co. w=;ghmaksrs and Je~eiers, Prescott, is tarnsg out splsn- did specimens of kis srt. A more skiii'ai work. lnsa can nowhere be found on this coast
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
A contIaet podge

NF. D, member o' tLe citizen warrior force. declares his Intention of buying out one Of tbose lean grain coatrarts recently awarded bY the Gov erumeut a8d of faiauz the same by selziag tho Apache corn helds iu the interior. IAis ls mo.t brilliant project 10 theoTy and hardly llprseti. cat,ie
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
og Akain

Our senior. Mr j n Marion. returned from brsisi'aW ou -aRsay, aud, on ThErsiay a u-w mining cTcilsEaeut arose. wb-reupoa be ssddlad sp be mRstaug aad went forth again. This new senssti0p comes from Black Canyon, and. nd ging from ihs quality Of fbe orc broeghi in by tbe dis enrsrsgs, this as,sae. promises Co rly= Es=9sAs= iH mineral wealth
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
From camo nats creek

Colonel k, ?. o'i3elrne, commander Of Camp Date Greek, Gcorg. H. kimbail. and Vim. Gll.on arrived here Tuesday last, but trough, no aews Of importance.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24

AT Bradshaw. receatly, au old Arlsonan lost hls pistol In the brush, and afsr dligrnt search, failed 70 find Is. with his eyes. h bis extremity, be fired he brush, and soou af.er heard tle plslol calling for hin. He might have been Shot, but he wasn't f 3 A
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24

WILD grapes, berries sHa mast viii toou be abundaHi h she moBntEiss and iooi-hilh. On our trip so HFaashaw saw lois og straw bcTriea, currants. EooselcrEiet. sarvicc berries, malbef. rics. chsrrips and other good things. Thrn, the oaks big and ihsie, were 5endlng Ebeer ;aeiT loads Of acofns
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24

RAiblc & sheeTer's saloon and brewery, next door to thu MINER office. have recently nnder- gone tboroggt repair. and are now 10 excellent trim.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
Arrivala

The folloSing are gae bafoes Of thc passengers who arrived by siaEe, oo Thursday
 Mss Laey broEsioke. Nlss Emma Brooks. Miss 1osephlne Mefks. Nrs Tomans0g, x. l.. F.ag WIA. LluB aaa Mir Gsoldstssa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
A Ree Trea

"' n's' SC believe, ever discovered in this D''9A' vas found reeeasly by yohn W. Simmons, 'rl pIE lis Faueh, shust distance w.st of tDwn snd a gentleman got three gallons of heney h.s sPienaid bive Ot bees Prospecting for OSs Wecs ls nOw in order.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24

DR. GEo. D. KgzDALL has hccn taking peep ai Bradshaw, and pronounccs Ii hsaiihy, vigor. ous patienL despite lhe great amount Of mineral ih its reirs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24

Our Date Greek letter will be found ibtste.lisg ard explanatory. Hope toe author may favor us wiLh several more letters.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24

4. L. MoELLEa's dwellIDg boase shs eharch. and Miller & JaStro's building are approaching completion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
NOTICE.
CE.
CotLECTOE's OFFICE. LEUTIn STATFs INTERNAL REVEyUE. DIsTkicT oF ARIZONA

UEHTTn STArTs INTERNAL REyEyUE
 DLsIKfcT oF ARIZONA
 PAEEcoTT Juns 27 IsTl Su,ics hsrnby given To zors,rdaaee pb ,ryvs nf bKriss Les fust 'aa AnHtai infrrual ksteBzs IaEas have become duo -na able af fa Toe CtiireiH sd Depufy r4Isctus slH ue in Aueadanae receive tHs ~a1ae yn tts tpsui3 rha dsy fa Js.y ssesF sFetnFe oeees s ts4 i,isuilg Li sas.iBs te ait DIfisGa Ao l. ooBsstng m fSs C<5ratcs lf garApli ant M -ba~r --fhe Caiectug Prescott
 Dariss5H Ne f-sastsfuz Di 70. Cogzf, o, 2 fsus 1i.ss d Hrsnsy Dspgiy ColsrlsT. Artsas Clfy Ditisaon No O as.s'ing rf ths C.zaty of riuH Bgitq Du ..e. r'y Cuil-yfnf Tussgn.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
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'" runfney' Of Williamson Valley. VAS in ~ .ua week, and informed us that crops in 'A' '-'leS SeFa gre-.sg sell ==4 .aos.az Essss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
Local Intelligence.
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e,.,.th. urvrE up fo date rayabls to ihs M S b, e ill also settle all demands against the 's@. er,s,iei isor ,o tb'. rn'~ .,,-,. -s.. p,. lsds0ed :, viii please settle a' once "t'h ,r..f of Judge H. W. fl"wy' ..,,oy p...,g., Afloua Jnas ,, IEi.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24

FoRcE GEE0OEY hAa ggsiiaed constable for Bradshaw precinct, and viii. we thiuk. make Q very sfscisrt ofsser. He started for the scene Of his duiy Tuesaay iast
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24

AR. PDETEE c@sB- Ia ffpss tke Colorado river ria the HAFdysiiis roais. oae asy fais ~c-is. end gave Ds sery enc0aragiRg Ucws from ihe mines oi unAlukl Dl.tfLat
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-24
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