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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Visiton.

During our absence, one day last week, the MINER establishment WAS visited and glanced at by NIT. Richards, Post Trader Rt Camp Verde i: Lieutenant Thompson, Qaartermasfer oi same post, Dr. s,eiccrs, Of Verde, and Dr. Dewitt, of Nhipple, ali pleasant gentlemen, who arc well thought Of ln this community. Dr. sieigers Is indebted to Inc Apacbos for the lees of an arm, and Uncle sam would do an act of justice by granting the Dr. pension.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
We Want a Bank,

Or brokers office, for the reason that, at times, It is next to impossible to ge, currency notes for Government checks, aud gold and silver bullion. Then too, bank could do a very ssss and profit able business, by ioaning smallsums upon good security The country is growing rapidly, and a man, or company of meu, can 20 into nothing more promising than an institution of this kind. Give us a bank, U. $. Depository, or some slm- Iax institution
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

A.,. '-, DAVIS Is cultivating his ranch, near the S VI tue hassayampa, about 5000 feet above ms,n,s Nhere, In former years, he has provn etaSls" nt murphies" and various other veg. ,baw oo host oi the travel from Prescott to Brad. pron,l. koes oy this beautiful mountain ranch. The wsy bon.a oi which talks some of starting half. ers and ,L, 'ne accommodation of fortune hunt He has pror,i.sI Nno havc already found fortunes
 A Feast Of straw berries. eo 0'e'' 'o eeA' us 'o
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

JoHS LAUGHLIS of thE place. who has been h Arizo. for nearly 70 years and ,ruyelsd of ou fcos sod aIoaS visited Bradshaw Black Canyon and Turkey crck districts recently and brought back some very Hue srecimeus fosa gold le,ge named the Santa Maria recently fond top 0f Bradshaw Mountain Joha says the ledge feet wide and very rch. He also brought specimens hom the old Goodwin mine. which ook well at Tiger.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Board of superyiaors.

This body mes Monday last A the ossoe Of the County Reoordor, fresoOsi and transacted the following business
 Bfsashaw District made election precinct
 The Following named gentlemen appointed Justices o tae fesoe in and iof the seSesa preuincts Prescott b Jewell Nickenhsfg W. R Ferns and t,eorxe Fur nes~i h'fkAad Valley, J. W Kelsey Bradshaw precinct Dos. ii Head Aad A. C. Williamson. iohn Hoyey and lafce arcgoy vcre appointed Consabi.s for BrsishAw Disrics.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

THE following orders in rsIsiou ,o military ressrvs. tOas this vicinity have been received from he~dquAr iers. Drum BArraeks, Cal They Issued at Port whppie. April 29;
 H. The Fort Wbipple reservation will hereafter consist that portion of Government domain reserved in Gen. era Ordsrs No 6j. Headquarters Department of Csor nin dated October sta lofg claimed al the date of above order, private propetty
 This order subject 10 tho approval of the President of the Un,ed stAios by whose directions the for whipple reservation mado.
 H. All orders and instructions heretofore ssued desie hating and announcing the reservation in Williamson Valley, hereby countermanded snd annued
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

ss aoLDwArER, of Ehrepbsrg. has returned to Pres aDtt from California where be went contracting basi nea He. sfh Messrs Henderson and wormser has just completed the filing of hard contraet aud were n hopes thai he would good d Drum Barueks that he might get with Uncle sam but his having done 60 is yet matter of doubt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

FoR good, cheap flour, csii at Richards -four and grain depot Goodwin street, opposite Cook & Bowers adobe store. MT. Adams, who has charge of tho depot, is an old miner who has been in "dough"in California, British America Central America, this Territory, and other places and consequently, knows how we'll poor but hon Richard & Co.,. arc doing everything in their power 10 help Arizona along. and Arixonans should help them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

ihoss big flies, which come in the ,imb,r avery in I,,~e 'nl' ume' have made their appcarance, moOs,oI0i numbers, and travelling through the aeot ma be very long viii be rathsr n.,sn s.n them e sIa.s ShSmals. The first shower win knoek es, We may Iu' I oi existence and from appcaranc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Sale of Horses and Mules.

Al Fort Whlpple, one day last week, band Of crippled delicate looking mules aud horses. from the several military pos,s in this vicinity, were knocked down to citizens, at very fair prices which leads us to remark that, if government has bad to pay high prices for grain, etc., a, Fort Whipple, It has received good deal of money, from citizens for its worn out stock, wagons, har. ness, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

ED. r. Bowers. of Skull Valley, who keeps the best hotel in Arizona, was in town iast week. aud informed us that the people Of WickeDburg had started In to build a wagon road from their town to Bradshaw, which goes to show thai thcr arc an enterprlsng people. Mir. Bowers speaks n high terms of the silver lode recently found near inc Santa Maria
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

married the widow Of A. c. Dunn, a1 this place. recently, is John Koch. instead of John Couch, as VIC had it Sorry for having made mistake of this sort Hope that hereafter, all persons who may enter into sacs little arrangements as mafri mony. will De 60 kine ss to furnish us notice of tho transaction.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Kirkland Valley.

Tom Roddick, of this enchanting valley, came 10 town this week, when we learned from him that the corn and other crops looked promising o Another piece of news brought by Tom, is. that V: w Beach designs, soon, to run a stage from Kirkland to Bradshaw, pia Skull Valley and Wal
 nut Irove, which enterprise is, elsewhere, alluded
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

way to Bradshaw--stole a saddle from Judge H. Prescott Should the thief continue to steal trees we hope soon to hear of hls having to swing from a large one,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Arrivals.

Messrs Gcslrieh-arm os Kelly & Goodrich. beef con irae'os.-J W. Mayhsld, J. c. Johnson ] Wilson and k.sEey-ihe is.: nf Hssss c:;y i4=ss arrived fsun California on Wednesday,. We lcafn from Mir. keey4y that ai The time Of departure from Bui.e City cumJauy Of being orgsniSed o ssHrs tr our famous brad shaw.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

Messrs shepley, Tompkins, vonschay and oth CTS are among the latest rrrivais from Bradshaw. Mir. TompkiIs brought over about xx ounces of nearly pure silver, and says the old Mexican met alurgist means 10 erect . new furnace, immcdl- ately.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Nevada Restaurant

Harry Hagan, Of the Nevada Restaurant Brad. shaw has been in town this week, making purcba. ses of deicacies and substantials for the Brad shaw stomach. His partner, c. ". Chandler. left here recently, taking with him one of our best rreseou carpenters, who will finish of the Ne. yada in good style
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

H. hkfsE, who has recently settled at
 -a'nA~, Is said to be a nrs.-ra,e assayer and ms,,cralogist Just the sort of i. man ,,,,, x,. Oadly needed in this section. '"A'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

uya. 'ao's ana pFospcctors who len thl. coun. sould So, Osck as 1864, are returning now and |, who stonrs prise prise us Co soc Capt. Joe waiLer
 see her boou. '9is country, come back here ta would reeeIye were were the old man 10 do SO. he feel yOaSg a,,, such an ovation as would make him
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
SADDLE TRAIN TO BRADSHAW.

From and aher June 5d the undersigned will run sad. de train between Prescott and Bradshaw staFng from Prescott at 7 o'clock Saturday morning mad arriving Bradshaw at 7P.N same day. Returning--wi leave Bradshaw os Tuesdays and arrive at Prescoii wodnss. days, poon
 frsseo,, Arizona, June g islI.
 ;o3tf T. A. SIMPSON.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Pay Up

p Henderson & Bro, give all persons indebted 'o them, for goods etc, notice that If they do not call around and settle said indebtedness, Immedl- a'ely' iur Will hy, in the saaps of eosts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Pioneer Meat Market.

in's ancient and useful institution Is kept very SeA' by the new proprlctors--M Mitchell & Ha,ha. w",-who have just got through painting, white. Nasnlng aud serubbing it. Look out for their AcFeftisement IL Is coming soon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

rIv,5 b.,. "'' 'oe way from Portland. Oregon, ar nedatslv tae , other day. and started almost finn. shaw. liz 'op S tee silver and gold mines of Brad. Portland, and s... Ine MINER one afternoon, in
 ''a'Vea Tor Arizona next morning
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Fruit,

TOT Inc first time, we firmly believe, in the his. tory or this Territory, apple ttccs-laden with younS irult--can now be seen, in all their beauty ahu delcionsncss, in gardens in this town, and it may Dc, at other points in the Territory 40 Noyes, N B. Bowers, Levi BaShfOrd M Raveua. campbell x Builum and, pcrhaps others. have % %sucu tuings as apple trees and young apples. In ,siDpOeii % Bulium's garden, in rear of their uIlch stores, there may also be seen plum and sueIry trees, 50 weighed down with fruit, as to nave 70 be supported. Then, the young trees, in ool. Jesse JacksOn's orchard, and in Campbell N DuIiuib s are growing spacc, md iooa.,ig quite .nIn'y: so are the young orchards in the coun. uy ms being the case, two years more will see Pvny oi hrI%ona apples in market.
 Peaches are looking well, Mir Lambcrtsou's fine orchard-of over 2,0O0 trrcs-at Walnut Grove. VIII this year. |, Is said yield several wagon loads Oi ifuil, and there are small orchards at Wickep. uurg' Tucson. and other points that will also
 The settlers along the Gila and Sal, Rivers have plahted orchards, containing nil kinds of trees so ih lew years, those of our pioneers who may be iortunnte enough to escape irregular dcatb," by tue VIII of Proyidence or unnatural deatb al the hhnds or the Apachcs, may look back with pride 10 those days when Arizona straw bcrrIes"-6eans were the ouly fruit to he had
 speaking or strawberries reminds us that the Wild vines, at the head of HassayaInpa, Lynx and blg Dug Greeks are filled wilh the berries as are aiso' 'he tame ones in our gardens.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

PREscorr has now two frsi-rate rcstaurants-- that oi Doc Niles, north side of the plaza, and D. Hatz's south of the MINER office. Also, two good bakcrics-Hatzs and shroeder's.
 Then there are quite number of private board Ing houses, st all Of which places good board can be had at moderate rates
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Lively.

Our principal thoroughfaGe - Monte1uma street was "alive with men" Saturday last. They were from every quarter of the globe, and all bound for Bradshaw.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

AkssRs shepley, voSshay, Jackson. Gregory and one two others started yesterday morning to look through Weaver district especially the rich gravel beds af the HssSayamp4, which company recently orgausad is California propose io work, by ditch. from the Has saynmrA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Getting Better,

tplcases us to be able to state that John Bur Ter, who, short time ago, vas wounded by In Alans, pear Antelope HIIl, is improving fast.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Horses fer Sale,

Persons in want of horses must not forget tha, n II o'clock, Monday next, at Camp Hualpai, 32 American horses will he offered for sale by Lieu. tenant ,. B. Johnson, U. $. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Sabbath School Celebration

;be Courtroom, tomorrow Sunday by the chi. dren of tbe aboyc-named school, under direction 0f their teachers. The Ins,iiution was founded six years ago, by Mrs. Turner, and has done great good for the children of this vicinity
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Not Dead

W J Tompkins informed ua this afternoon ha, he Is que we'll notwithstanding the tact that hls friends and re laons in TeTas and elsewhere havt received of his death al the hands Of Apaohes v
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

AOsdrss os'ng sold here at from ss to slo per proporidPnos,s dPOssds, currency, and other ,b,nv. ., hapd.n,"nMe prices. Onp traasrs . suaues a'
 ''ne thing by purchssers are ao'ng the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Very Good News. .

The order fos carrying the mail twice A week ths rouie between San Benarino California and Prescott has a asi been received the Postofoe here The iu crease n service o commence tbe hi of next month IAs :=.s=, .= respect, has ar iasi been dosse
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

TnE sermon preached at the Courtroom, Sun day evening last, by Rev. Alex Groves, of the Nj. F.. Church South, was an excellent one. So, also, was that preached by Chaplain Gilmore at the same place, In the forenoon. Service at same hours Sunday next
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Claimed his Ear.

IE hgh' at Bradshaw, recently, one man filed upon another mans ear. and came near working oh hs head. The eannibalt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Hay

Is coming into town very fast The crop, this year. iu most places, will be very good Cuping will soon commence.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

A. A'"ohDos, recorder Of Bradshaw Mining '''''ie'' va. in town this week, looking quite cheerful and rosy 'Tis strange how xc,,,h aas. to "a mans "eorporoslty."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Laborers

Arc ln great demand. One cannot hire man, at all. ai all. But, it Is said, there Is rush of men coming and perhaps, some of them may be in- duced 10 work for greenbacks, awhile, before ad- yauciug on the mines for big things.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Passeurers,

r. J. CoOk, r. GaaAhl, John r Boyd. wm. Walsh. n R Carter and chas Neycrs, by stage from Cal ifornia.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

nor, |, dos' 70 getting along learnedly. Mr. Gil. dgn apersG'g, SU,Sg Dis duty ws apd parent. and eb,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
The |a Miner.
Local Intelligence.
PREsCorT, JUNE 10.

subns due the MINER, up to date are rayAbe to Inc ,.ig,cl who will also settle all demands against the .,He, created prior to this time.
 Prr.ons indebted will please serle at onco with ,0y.ell ur Judge n. W. F1eury. - ,,,ssey.; Arizona I--- 2, iezi.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

AND now comes Major Yell with pieces of plumbago, from recently discovered ledge, m Bradshaw, of course.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

WHILE prospecting this summer, persons VII do well to keep sharp lookout for coal Indlca tlons' One or two fine deposits havv already ooen found on the Verde and near Camp Apache company has been organized 60 work the latter
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Sale of Lots.

The lots offered for sale, Saturday last, by Con stable \. r. Pierce were bid in by Campbell X
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

IAs stage brough, nal matter from southern Ariso way rcints
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10

The Eshtatica Buildng area of no Ono sa. perhctal feet and = =zapic'e n the vAros detail. sf bghi ventilation steam power water snt.ply and IT'D, vsluas fnt the requirements and osmi,Ei of
 apThcHtoss foT mus. er made tlorc the fifteenth Gay of July nsxt and srelcs n s-sissan h~ t tune oi ofeuiag. Blank Applications fuf Space Ruiss and Regaat'ons Premium Lists and all sfglnAficn vii be sent en application. by addrsssins J H. GIIMoRP Special Agent Mechanics Institute San FnaDcscs, ,s, whose care articles intended ss eshibitien nay he soHs
 tesnA A. s. HALLiDlE Presideut
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Dissolution of Co-Partnership

Notice s hereby given that tae prfn.rship heretofore cHstns under the firm name and sfyic of Glaszow A hcAnieu. Is this day dissolved bv mutual consaai GlasgUW will -''le al! ss.s of Ii,e firm and s duly aaioIed io collect and rruer fvr s debts due hr
 BBLASGOW
 MCMILLEN. Prescott, June 3 Iegi ielOw3
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-19
sNICrlQtlQt.

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ten "gss!anet'. ~GNeiudt", gu gsrrsrtsa" nnb u3u Ser.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-19

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-19
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-19

Cine Blrgfrperiannlung IN st.
Deter bsjdls6 SIC GrridtunB eines 500
600 pcteI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-19

G Gna affirmed TO inquire on the part Of the
commonwealth where. whom, and how aud after wnlt
manner tho said deceased parties came 10 theIr
DO say their oath and affirmation that tho saf par
eS upon the 18th day OF August 1871 at PttstOn in
the county aforesaid came 10 their deaths from tho
effects OF carbonic acid gas produced by an explosion Of
carbnIctod hydrogen, or fire damp, accumulated oyor
tho old fa being forced by Tall OF roof the yht Of
the boys and men in the main cangway.
Further, believe that this accident could have been
averted by strict compliance with the requirements Of
the ventilation laws. Further, that the said Ava Tomp
kins censurabo for falling to comply with their plain
provisions for the protection of human life and safety
and yot the jury wish 10 express their opinion In "a
ton OF such nogligcnOes and responsibility that Mr.
TOmpkins. by Of illness, for many months past
has been unable TO attend in at the mnes and
guard his men against snch lamcntaole misfortune.
And further this jury tni that Patrick Hewitt In
speotOr OF tho Eastern District be oXOncraod from all
blame and in this matter inasmuch a., from a
full examination Of his books ana papers wo find his
time to have been fully occupied In the discharge OF his
legitimate duties
In witness whereof vol the Aforesaid Coroner. a3
the Jurors aforesaid have 10 this Investigation pnt ter
hands and seals tho day. and year. and the time and
place first above mentioned.
p. j. ON ALLEY, Coroner; o. i. GAINES, Foreman
JOHN LEwEI.YN, ANDREW Dryden, THOMAS SMILES
CAETwkiGuT, w. j. BRUCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-19
MINNESOTA.

An item, based upon letter written by the Secre-
tary of the Young Mems Christian Association OF St
Paul. Minnesota, alleging the widely accepted be-
lief in the curative qualities of the climate OF thaI
State and its especial value for cOnsumptlyes, mas
no foundation in fact has boon widely circulated Dy
the press In answer to letter Of inquiry on the
subject Mr. Chase, the Secretary of the Associatoh
writes to a gentleman Of this city as follows:
"Your inclosing an item copied as you say by many
Of your daily papers letter written by me TO me
WaLehman is received. had already noticed withtur
prlse that any one should have inferred that the climate
of Minnesota was at fault because Association nau
cared for destitute young men who had come mere or
Their health too late to be benefited by it, As well might
they have inferred that the soil Of Minnesota was poor
because these young men destitute
"u it were known how many hundreds come here an
nuay for health and that too after every Ohcr resource
had failed il would not seem strange that our Asscc-
ton had IN care for those who unable to care Tor he
solves had been advised by quacks, after inc aSt
cbance for life and the last dollar were gone 10 so 10
Minnesota, -
"I regard the common practice OF sending here con-
sunntves who any physician knows or ought 10 know,
car live lint few weeks ANYWHERE as most culpaOle,
osnecalv when they are utterly destitute OF means win
which 10 provide themselves the comforts OF me- huhu-
reds come TO me as they reach here for some
thing light TO do not having enough money 10 pay "a
single weeks board and strange to say, VIII sucr al
most ANYTHING before they will let their Eastern friends
know their condition. In regard to tho climate OF MIN
pesota can only say from four years personal eN-
perfence that regard it, in It's egving and reuyenat-
ing power not the best in tho world, at least the
best that know"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-19
plSSEyGFRS ARRIVED.

FROM BRRMEE-In steamship wener, Aug l5-MsT A. Sader
jenny Sudrr b.. Culum, G. Ooersaetsl rtmnP N..as
Fitch Henry Boaann Augustus Benercdt Louise
Men. G. Boct wife servant A. H. MAILER Paul huni beury
Deaeabach W Daeyer Ag.te Reich g. psti and Ts myea
II1 MrElYe H. Davis T. GersieyJ j. knos, T. ,hishomi r.
H. Chnrchfl and family and others in the second cabin
FROM IyERPOOL-ln steamship AbT.sinia, Aux IsaChsHe
w. Usr Tbo. Garner Dennis Conner Mr. and Ms O. W Top
bn ,S so dsughters Mrs H. g. Fisk aud Re-, - h.
uS. and l.dy Wilson infant and John kmoa G0rion
n, ohn Morse b. Crggs lady and child Ihos IL haeknn
Henri Muller Avee lady and daughter John Lindsay
p.,.on Nr C. Harms Dr. A. Carter and daughter Miss Emma
r Nj Mrs Howard and daughter w Dafendori r. D,tendcu
NJ. Matilda Dafendo Hon WIN. Hdbn and lady Miss hason
Mr. and Mrs r. Taylor Mss Kate G. Barbour Mrs o. Shsnna
daughter Miss Backson Mr. aud hrs stewart
Smosi Dorr Lasreuoe james Cur Edgar Cgss ngh
ssb,m son daughter. Thomas Sterling Nj aud Ms Jams
go Matthes Hall, the Rev. h. T. b. Nichols, bsroa
Nom der Noct Mis-. Constance de Ia Haul II. het.cu
Thos Beggs r. T. Gardner RObL koethe,,ik
HuiInG adv daughter Gr, Maxwell infant Mrs ae
m a. scar Master Sscke, Mn, Phillips G. A. tam'ro'e hea
b. TAYLOR and lay simon sselegmlnnl
o. Fans Dr. Bishop r. Dgty aud lair j. Bree T. rs.s' ~,
.it.f ? Irliu- and uuue Mrs. fhtsty ari diu', -
r..rr 4 D. Ex.uf Jas iiorkr- G. y. RILEY, 10 + n1
arI nIa q. g. Jones NJ ali ilf H'o-'' --'' -
i,fasb.. ? 4. T. l,ek. ..i ioim'r ~ "a
'"Haua sAyAEHAH-Ia steamship Cleopatra. Aug -0en d.