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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-22

THE Hindoos divide time into four grand
periods, called jugs. The first OF these is
known as the Satiug, or age OF truth
the golden age-which lasted for ,72S, 900
years from the beginning of time Next
comes the Treta jug-the silver age--dur-
ing which men began to degenerate from
the holy and happy condition in which
they had lived during the former period.
1t lasted !, 296, 600 years. Next came the
age of brass, or the Dwapur jug--the
doubtful age-which lasted $4,000 years.
During this period mans character as
sumed very doubtful aspect; but it re-
NAMED for the Kaljug-the last, or iron
age, in which we live-to witness the total
depravity of the race. This last period,
which is said to have commenced about
3,1Oi years before Christ, is to last 432 900
years, at the end Of which the world is To
be destroyed.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-22

A MONTREAL young man has written to
the papers that he thinks 1t should be pro-
yided that an action for breach OF promise
of marriage should not lie unless the be-
trothal had been formally acknowledged
by the passing of gift between the two
parties, in the presence Of two or more.
witnessed
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-22

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Mohave County.
The Beautiful Rain.

The Beautiful Snow |" may be very picturesque in Us wny, bat wc doubt whether the Arctic re- g'ons with all their suows ever presented more sublime picture than the meieorulo. feel Jhenome. non which marked the advent Of a violent thuu, dersiorn on Tuesday evening last About half past SIX o'clock huge black cloud emerged from the northern horizon accompanied by a peculiar rumOling sound similar t1 that which heraids tbe approach of a tornado. Dark. heecy masses ever and anon sprang from the crest or this it arose. and In lees than 30 minutes the sky was overcast by dense black cloud which SO completely shut of the light Of day tbst objects could not be dis tinguishcd 100 yards distant The. .ss storm broke iorih In all ils fury. The clouds were ue, tualiy driven agnlnst the earth by ts forpe f lh- storm: the heavy vapor depo.iting torrents of water wbieh rushed down every dcclivty before the cheerful chatter Of rain drops was heard on any roof Then followed the calm SO prOyeTbia afer q storm, which again soon broken by the rumbling of thunder the intessant hs.hlng of lightning and the deafening chatter of failing rain We have among us adNcnturcrs from every quarter of the giobc; men who have spent the test years of their lives on the bosom of Old Oeean, and others, again, who have known no other home than the mining camp since ls4s, aud all these declare that grander meteorological phenomenon than that Of Tuesday evening il has never been their fortune to witness.
 This storm spread over a vast extent of coun- try, accounts from every portion Of which agree in saying that the great rain was the greatest blessng sent down from HesYen, upon ;his sec ton of country, since the summer Of l-.s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
From Chino Valley.

Persons who visited Chino Valley, last week, inform us that crop, there were looking well The large cattle herd Of Messrs Baker. Campbell & Bufum had 10 be driven back to the Verde, it hsyin. been found impossible 10 keep them from ohnagiRg ttfc grain fields. The hcrders were re- osuils visited by an Apache -Mohave Indian who, informed them, in Spanish that q large band of Apache Tontos were proving about this section, pcospecting for chances 10 kill white Inen and Apache Mohsyes. The Apscbe-Mohaye further ,,it that the Tontoe had attacked a small ranch sfia Of his tribe, killing three. He appeared 10 be in great dread of the Tontos and sad him self ,nd people were going towards the Colorado riyer 10 get away from their Toato enemies. II bis story be true, the recent murdeFous attack on Vosbay and Leogsrd, was made by Tontss, who nay yet be proving around this vicinity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
The Camp Hualpai Affair Again

| The news published by us last week, regarding
 the outrageous affair in which Col DuI}ois, com.
 nanding that post, was the principal actor, was, | m iht main. correct, we have since learned ! rom sherlH Bch.n and Governor SafTord Col.
 DuBos did, actually try his best to prevent Sher.
 iu Behan from executing the civil law of ihe land
 lic even went so far ns tO order U. s. Soldiers 10
 shoot the shrrif in case he khOuld attempt tO ar. fcs' uf ainicuiiH,-a foreigner, who was about to leaNe the Territory and copntry without having scttled Just debts due citizens of tbp United Staies. But these threats had no weight with Sherin BrhnB, who, when Malcolm was leaving me reservation, rode up 10 him and persuaded" |" nm to return 70 the post and settle the accounts against him He did SO. and soon after started on
 ms way, whether rejoicing or not. VIC cannot say NOW, We would far rather indlte p-aisc of Hn officer who has served his country so long and
 well as has Col. Dubois, but when he or any Oth. CT military officer 90 far forget their powers and duty a- tO imagine themselves dictntors with the rlght to impede the execution Of civil law in on organized Territory of inc United States, we cAn not overlook the set. mud must denuuuce the Of. lenders, as public enemies This too regardless oi ihe Tact that such military officers mny be tx. nOfant Of their powers and duties. as Col Du Bois certainly "as when De asserted tuai be waz SOY. reign'' for something of yhc sOrt) over all the country between NiafnsOB Valley and the Col orado river! But, the af'iir has been reported to the proper authorities, who Wili no doubt, issue orders that will hereafter prevent the swelling of any military officers hearAs and teach thein that it
 s no part Of their duty io order men under their command Co murder riyil officers should they at. tempt to 'uake rogues pr . cir just debts.
 hisiDter prctiHk oni hhg fagr Iast week, some of our citizen., thougla It tried to make lt np. pear as if Governor Saf0rd, who. at the time was ai Camp Hualpa had sided with Col uBois, or "lnhcd ht the outrageous proceeding. Now we wish tn say for Inc enlightenment Of all such that, although, 10 them. our remarks might have appeared little misty, we meant nothing oi the sort, md did Dot know until ie ite,n was ito typc anything whatever regarding the courSe Governor sinord pursued. But. we have since learned from Sheriff Beliau that the Governor acted spoke and felt just as he shoud have done. and. that, but for bis hrmness blood might have teen shed Major sprsgue, too, proved his devotion to his country, and respect for it's laws, by the course he pursued.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Thanks

Lieutenant Charles Morton. Eighth L. g. Cav. airy, who 70 nobly distinguished himself or ihe recent successful raid into ApachedOm, wishes us to tender his thanks tO tle citizens of Prescott, Col C, W. Foster. aud Lieutenant r. B Rheim. oi Fort Whipple, for tbe part they took ln pro. curing and presenting hin with valuable pair of pistols, as token Of their esteem for him . true white man, and brave soldier al Of which we do. The Lieutenant closes A private note to us with sentence which we psiss e1oie. Speak Ing Of the pistols, he says "l accept them, not as much for their intrinsic value or account Of the friendship bear 10 the donors; the Lnowl- edge the sight of them will always convey to me Of having done my duty and inc hope that n my hands they may be Of some service 10 my country aud couhtrymen; in whose defence hope soon io be abie io use them agsfus; the yiiiaEogs say ages of this Territory"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
New Advertisements. A

Campbell & Butium have ipsugura,ed an entire iy new system, and announce the fact in various new advertisements, to which we direct attention. They have completely smashed all old style prices, md will self all the goods contained in their store and warehouses Rt prices to soit the times and the people who live in them. Their stock is huge. and consists of almost everything produced on this planet
 Manuel Yrisorri, m old time merchant, Of this place, has just returned from New Mexico, with an extensive assortment Of groceries, liquors etc, which he Is offering far sale cheap. Read his ad. vertiscment.
 John shafer, having leased his place, notifies persons indebted to him to cali and sec him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Military ltema

Lieu,ensot ,. B. Johnson, Third Cavalry, passed through town this week. on his way from Camp isapai to Camp Verde. at which latter post he s 10 assume the duties of adjnIsnt.
 Captains Hawlcy and vanVlct who went to Drum Barracks. California several weeks ago, as inembers of a commission to inspect horses, have returned here.
 Captain Csrtis and troop Of the Third Caval. Y, are route, eia the Mohave route. They have with thefn about ss9 extra horses, which, vSen divided among the several troops belonging 10 this section, will leave but about thirty soldiers of each troop on foot. Sealed orders await Cap tain Curtis and the chances are that himself and company ~iii hsre to proceed south.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
tcoNNUsIcATED 1
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, }
 PRRscoTT. ARIZONA, 7 July gD, ls7i. }


 July eo, ls7l. ksi,syi Ayissna kfnsrs
 natter of interest Co Persnns de.ircrs of ob,suipg Ute to the Public Lspds respectfully communicate the following.
 Ihs individual claiming ,hc bczss: sf the rrs. szrsz t must beFp,. citizen Of the United States. or have sed hs declaration of intention to become citizen Sec esd-sihss the heaa of family. a widow, or single si of he tract sought be entered upou which In pei hs1se
 Tser bs any partnerships obtaining title under tse Pesmptou act Only persJn quarter section p'seied by law. In order that parties may that musi act alone and avoid being eDtangied by part esf,sirs here sppead the anidavis required of pre- fhpslon claimant
 -, claiming the right of pre- -empson under tho osons Of the Act Of Congress entitled An act to ap oae the proceeds of the sale of the public lands, and grant pfeemp,lon rights. approved September 4 lefl, "HN - quarter of section No. -, subject to sale ai z. do sciemniy that have had the benefit ny nsht of ptssmption under this act that am not s "shes of tlree hundred and twenty ot land n npoa and improved said land Co sell the same on IHnon. but in good faith to appropriate to my ex % ass pt benshi and that have not directly or in .suy made any agreement or oontra1t in any way or -elssL sith any person or persons whomsoever, by I Sn ne h'le which may acquire from be Government uni'ed States should innro 10 whole or In part C ~sen' of any person except myselt'
 seoh the oaih required to be taken by the pre empcr sa. upon proving up. Let all take due oVice esd
 Register m best pole for political rATty-the pole that ean 'aooA 'hs perstmmors issssls as
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Question.

While the surveyors are here, would it not be we'll to have the town surveyed anew, with view to incorporating iti There are many eye-sores upon our principal thoroughfares, and nuisances upon the others, which ought 10 be removed. Once our town was noled for the cleanliness of all the streets, but recent look we took at some Of them has kept us from bragging upon this score ever since.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
From Camp Hualpai

Our feiiow-towDsman, Uncle" ssr. May, re- turned home from Camp Huaipai, Monday night .i, after having com plctcd the bUIldipg of a tne idobe storehouse for Dewitt r. Foster, Post Ira. der at that place. Mir. May has our thanks for some wild currnnts, box-fuli of which he brought home with him. They were large, luscious. and Very acceptable.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Our School

Is in full blas and its teacher, Mr. Gilmore Is do ing bis whole duty by his scholars. Governor safford, Judges Cartier and Fiesry visited ihe school one day last week, and made short address es The Governor dwelt on the necessity of hay. ing a good school-house, and, we learn, advised the pupils to aaitate for q new sehoOlhonse.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22

O. II Case, Jos. wa,sgn; Rset Williams, and other gentlemen came in from Bradshaw several days ago. Mir. Wasson ls1seTy much pleased with Bradshaw, and, ln fact, ssilh Central Arizona in general, or which be may soon become per nlanent resident He stAi ted for California Wed. nesday morning lesi, after having communicated bis thoughts about our country 10 the San Fran cisco Bulletin and Tucson cittren- We wish blm God speed on his journey, and hope thai mol many months will clspse before he vii: return and settle among us-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Antelope Restaurant

Messrs Niles & Griffin have quit running the Ahove-named establishment. and Tom. Whitehead and Robt Pinmridge have leased aud are running z f with Inc view of satisfying lbc public, for lair consideration Whitehead and Plumrdge are good young men. spd excellent cooks bo. whcD. ever they cassS; run good restaurant, success. tnliy, wil! shut up. May tbey win, say we.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Stop It.

ose of our subscrbeu on the Gila-wliam Pour writes to inform us that Ony about 10 every month inc mast yearhas he received a copy Of the MISEK and thai whenever copy did reach him t % badly pss up uo1a dirty hpgers aHd dof. hard faadlpg vas ai.nsti lsgbls. He Eoald like receive the MINER regularly t neither be baFe hoFes ef his dOing o until such time the rogue rnss who stos tho Is psr msyo en, ox dis
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
NOTICE.
SheriH,'s Sale.
c. W. STANLEY, Plaintif,

c W STANLEY. Plainii6, ! -fas lsa
 
 JOSEPH KERR, Defendant
 Notice is hefehy given that by virtue of order of sale ard decree of rscosars of mortgage issnsd ef the Dist let Cour Of tho Third Judicial District n and fnr the County of Yavspa sud Territory of Arooa n the above entitled tested the 2h day Of July A. ID. ie7 directing make the of seven handred and sixty doas and thirty eight (e76O 3 principal and n teresf and thityeght dollars Cs3 cost vith accrung oost win therefore sxpose iot sale public auction s front of COdr, House in the town of Prescott County of Yavapai and Territory of ATsopa, the xd dsy or August A. D. ieTl between the hour Of oelosE VI and o'clock F. N the premises described 70 aa aeeIee ss slloxss certain town lot with budings thereon, situated in the of PresoO couDy of fsssTa end Territory of ArxonA Inc being Lot eg de) Block number twenty SO ID aecoraasce wits tne survey aad ,lsi of szd sfher r'h ne im Psovs euis teren and tbe appuftcuances thereto eonzng or sr,s., ,.,,ln. ,heyeao JOHN H BEaAS, Sheriff of Ysvsrai Ccun'y.
 Prssoo,, July nst is7l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22

Frank Smith, who len here sometime in 1864, and went 10 Colorado, got back last week, and abuses his stars for having len Arizona. He says Prescott Is the only place seen by him In long time. where coon-skips, stsge orders, and sicl, are not tho only currency.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Alta California. !"

Tbs enisfprising ssB Francisco Joaruai bas now q special eOrr--ToDdeu; 10 this Of the Terrisory vhs v son visit Prescott Our people are indebted ,s tb. Ad for many valuable yors ihe least among which ne sending Of this cOrrerOBdent here whose de.er- tons of Teuii0Sy Tesoucss etc. yHi bs real bv tsss of thO~ssBds Of people.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
New Indian Agent.

DC Sna Diego (Cahona) Cnfsn, d a recent dnic so7s Dr. J. A. Turner '. $. Special Indian Agent had arrived there his wny the Colorado River Rossrya tos, t relieve Colouel Dodi.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Mails Etc.

We are now enjoying two mails week, and mall. they are. sure.-prompt and heavy. Last Tuesdays mail came In on a hrst-class "buek' bonri." It was large mail and brought letters and papers from every point Mir. Grants line Is well as mails
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Hard Timber

Several wagons, laden with ash timber, passed through town this week, bound for Moves 1S Cur lis saw.mill. The timber was cut on Ash Greek, about twenty miles east from Prescott
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22

Aher 'he most dligept inquiry. have been unable 70 learn the names pf the mentioned n last week, hNEh as having died of thrsi the Sink of Inc Has .ayhmpa Win some of our WckenDurg friends obge u. by writing the facts,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22

The Navajos hate the Apaehes, sie good war. rors and would. no doubt, gladly fly to a call from tbe proper authorities, for service against their hereditary ensmss ,,.ae sss vs. a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22

Manuel Yrlssari brought abou, 2,5OO head of sheep from New Mexico. He reports having a hard trip Of it owing to scarcity of water on tLe new route from Aibuqnenqae una Foft Wingale. Were hr % go tack now, iEs woa!d iind too much water.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
The Recent Ball,

Or something else, had depressing influence up- on our belles and beaux, most Of whom have since suffered severely from. coughs, and other vacations uprisings. Another hall, or some pea. vine soup, seasoned with juice of sour grapes, might cure some of the beaux.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Married,

Ia this city, the Jth met by The Rev Father peir, NerdAsuer Ar, Joseph Youag Of Sas Franci.so ts Ms Mary Anu wilburn. of th. ciiy.
 The foregoing taken from the Los Apgeie. (Caifor. hs) Str' O the sixth instant aud hastsn byd. aud bridegroom aii inc AApYsess prosperity tsy eaa heal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Will Go to Bredsllaw,

John A. Rush has returned home to Wlcken. burg, from California and private letter informs us that bc and his wife will soon remove to Bradshaw.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Turkey Creek

The uGcleus Of a settlement has been started on Turkey Greek. about midway between Prescott sud thr Bradshaw mines, two men having recent ly gone out there, and established themselves as station keepers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22

D. Henderson, ,--one of our best citizens and most enterprisi1g merchants, started California ward on the stage of the sth inst, 10 purchase goods for his store at this place. During hls ab- scnce his brother Abe will have full charge oi the buigness rt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Giant Powder.

Campbell & Buffsm have this useful article for sale and invite miners to call and examine IL and the caps which explode it Giant powder-aii kDow-is frr superior to the old style powder, and safer, too, ~s told therefore NC look for l;s speedy employment in our mines.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22

w.lwiitten, instructive communication from Judge Wm J. Berry, Register of the Land ofiee, Hpon land nintters, appears in this issue
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
On the Fence, Again.

Brooke & Linn have been on the fence, this week; that ls they have fenced In another large corral, adjoining tber livery siable. on the west
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22

John q. Campbell. of tbe TescOtt hrm of Campbell Bi Hun. returned home Thursday night nhef n lengthy ysh tp California and the Eastern States. IA numerous friends arc delighted at seeing him back.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22

oExEuAL caooK s the Second George thai has eou''' aaodsd in ihis Tsni6fy since iss orgaazaiion. and .ste bore his reign will be loDger and bring forth he,sr rssau thsu tksl of the hrt George.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Hard Up.

Our imp says tho Radicals Of California must have bson hard up when asy had to offer thoir Boohs as naeri. flee on the political alta
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22

Past horses and foe buggies arc common luI urivs. In Prescott, nowa.days but they are no common 10 ms
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22

THE farmers of ihe Cla have raised pretty large .ryv d barley, which. letter informs l. being sold i and I2; esuts cash. and cents trade, cheaper rates us lsarn than the fhrDen Of Salt River Co sell at
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22

The California stage arrived rather la,e On Thursday having been delayed by heavy rains.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22

A.P.K K. saford, Governor of this Territory, started Saturday last, in company with Messrs. Goldwatcr, Herbert, Behau and others, on visit 10 Bradshaw and other rich mountain localities.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22

Postal Agent Dawley has departed from Pres cott, and Is now attending to business elsewhere.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Peaches.

Mir. Lambcrson, of walnut Grove, is in town, and informs ms that, when he left home, his large peach orchard was fat with fruit.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22
Born

In Miller Valley. near Prescott. July Is, to tue wife Of Irwin Saunders, A son.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-22

Mir Beuden boss Indian Quaker for is Territory. and hIs humble ssFssst CsPsSs GTO-sAn, their hsnchnsn and yArAstss have recently committed gTo-s oussgs upoB Mir Richard. who all know, good houest e. ,erj=issaS rs;ssa e. ;Ass Te-Tsso-y These robbsr who we believe say they licensed by the Indian De partmeni trumped up pretext and sezed sod couheeA ted stock 0f goods belonging Co Mir Richard ghoA that gentleman had u store outside the lues Of the Pima Res ervaon where every etrea who pays taxes has rE Ehf to live and trade with Indians OfhsT people The
 eensed rubbers tried about to y the same game
 with oshers bn abandoned thsif infamous pnects ony Aer they found thai cizeas wouf defend their pr rerf St ti, Quaker ohef would have the white people of Arxnns bshevs that he s honest fair, and means Co do right all assertions we do nos brese when oif' csm.auees p-bt him tool in the hands of fev sr.spibg white and parasite who elings 10 the indans from motives of gain lt has come Co pretty
 . here n Arsona the ullOws sent on by Govern men, to establish peace earh and good will among s men bn win hisving Indians and mean whes to crush out mes who have proved themselves the maln pillars of inc Territory. What in Gods name the people of Arizona to do, under such elfoamstanees' Submit b .y.rvthInR e feather and drive the robbng Indian ,vmpathEers beyond our borders.