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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
MIDLAND RAILROAD
LET MORTGAGE PER CENT. GOLD BONDs.
I.u.it,d 20 600 600 per mile on finished road.

LET MORTGAGE Z FER NENl' WILD p'NpN'
L,n.;ad to $4,000 per mile on finished road
THE rapid progress toward completion of this great
TI-ank LRe from New-York TO the West and to
Canada enables us TO offer TO investors at par and
interest further limited issue Of these iavorie Sc
curities.
Inward Of $40 miles of this road. including the
New-Jersey section are already finished, equipped
and 10 operation and contracts with responsible
paries have been made for its entire completion oy
the first day Of July next. When this shall have
been accomplished it's earnings cannot fall 10 be
large and highly remunerstive, as 1t has advantages
al least equal TO those of any of its competitors iO
both local and through business IL IA building for
,ash Of ckieh nearly Ss0000 hare been furnished "
sbscriptiOn to lis stock at PAR The WORK is s1bstan-
tial and including equipment has not exceeded ia
cost $4,000 per mile which is less than onehird OF
tie amount at which some of the trunk lines OF
roads leading from NewYOrk are capitalized and on
which they are paying good dividends.
In view Of these facts, the Midland lst Mortgage
Bonds must be regarded as frst-ciass security
quite as safe as Governments and, by making the
exchange the present difference in price, holders
Midland Bonds ,c rtceire SO per cent more Of rerena
upon the amount arested than the holders Of GOrnme'
bonds.
Fox sale or exchange for Governments at thel
market price by GEORGE OPDYKE & Co,
- Nassau-st.
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n w. sold hs ~ Ind ans dy cows and hcu ~ oSt o
nd "a MI > steers, ~ oEL. at Hc
Jiose run ca, 100 linos tt.cf-, scan, ogt, u ~
h1aisdLs ycttoray and toay W Thompson hsh ~
az, 1 q D. Wa.Sol " ear, and f. ellis 4 carr =.
~ Thompson foh w pdf steers ewt, AZ ItdIie % co.
90, ,c n G. cvt & Ollo, cWi At Nc, sud - hstoGr
cyt al lllo. -, 10 ~ IN
D. WalIf sc 9 ~ na cattle Il q them psot ,, ont Al U' :" 10
cvl 3 Of "a cvl NJ C.o sli O. Of G. cTt AZ lie, ~ y ~"
SHuP-Recsp,s 45l2 Of CommhnlpaV, Ih toie'hrN
ardt AZ Fof,yirl 20 SOC fo the week. ihns M
former a. viii be seen by % w. AZ "a a
ty,,ht hy Hume Elliott t2 State th'cp O3 10 ~ stc %
i0 g,c Gl DO % H. Set i9e 6newoo Michigan " M 1c ~
do QS NJ lie Is7 Canada ia H. lei IA do 10 w. &c. and iV'
STATE lambs, 10 10, SIC ,,.-.,.. O, M
Pdtoci at Comlunipav last evening 41e Indiana sheep " s
7t Ohio IS u, lie 22 Of lS 10, stSe and eV oil" NJ
Gle. -. oos
Lerch Barss 81 PoteRs 1871 thin, ~ 10 Michigan 1'
do same weight 7c do 10 H. 7 and 20 state % ID
Judd BuL sold 207 STATE thep 6s 10 AZ Iedo % 10
a 7ic., and 1879 Of 50 N, ~ Tic. - =,
and lGe1 this week Ih,re trm tone
the Of 2o going geo 10 down bt O No.
6ie N Gle aud light Csc Western dressed ioh al &c for
heavy light tge of to car 2' b and 40
Of q We
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are being rapidly taken by ps.'''gr n on
well as profitable iu'N s'i"e"'e :. w.
.url,, at;s.., ny mail or in person 10 ,
W Il. SHArrUCK d Co, BANKERS
% Nassau-st. New-York'

$50. .,,, pr.vrp CRY RAILROAD CoMrANYs
CT -, -. Is~nrc,cp S,NK,SG FUND LAND GRANT
BoNDs.
REARING EIGur PsR CENT tsp c. INTEREST PAfA-
pIE IN GoID
FREE TAN,
An -. DENOMINATIONS or $l,OO0 $500. aud Sl00,
,an no obtained from the undersigned, or through
the principal banks and bankers Throughout the
United States.
Tho attractive features of these Securities are re-
.ocnized in the fact that slthough they have been
but a short time the market, they are nearly all
absorbed, and hut small amount are now for sale
They combine perfect security with hberal
rate of interest This Interest account is made hight
for, and easily borne by, the Company through the
SpcTStioD of the Sinking Fund created from sales OF
the COMPANY land, wins. u many cases . draw N III
terest at the cate Of tea uOl per cent per anhnn'
The security behind them is ample in every psrticu
lar ~ they constitute hIst and only mortgage on
trunk line Of railroad which will soon connect the
CITY of 81. Joseph No. IAN important railway CEN
ton. with the Union Pacific Railroad at FORT
Keaney materially shortening the distance between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In addition TO TINS
the bonds have further security in the fact that
there il included in the Mortgage the Companys
magnificent Lands, amounting 10 1,5OO,OOO acres
known 70 he among the hest in the United States
Yhe Mortgage indcnturc prohibits the sale OF these
Lands at less than Four a. Dollars per acre, and pay
able 10 the Trustees under the Mortgage, for the
clear aud express purpose of retiring these Bonds
The amount thus sea,lzed exceeds the entire
amount Of Bonds which can he issued, and
haves the road property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years TO run. with interest
nj Eight Per Cent free of tax payable February and
August in each wear.
Both principal and interest are payable IN gold
The principal in New-YOrh. The interest IN either
kew-York London, or Frankfcrt-onthe-ma Main, at the
option of the holder without notice and in the gold
currency of the country in which they are presented
They are coupons registered.
TrIistees-F Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
The present price of these bonds is 97 and accrued
Interest III cToncy, from August II, 1871. But they
Are receivable at pax and accrued interest IN pay
1ncnt for lands sold by the Company. The right rs
reserved to advance the present selling price with
out notice.
Maps. circulars. documents, and NIL Information
furnished on application
Though acting agents for The safe 81 This loan oar
firm buy and se in Their regular business The bonds Of hc
81 .0sept and DeRrer City Railroad Company, those o.
The Eastern DirOa eight per cent 49, recently placed by
Us al 97! icing quoted al from l0l, 70 lO2. ana &c
eried interest
TANNER s Co. Bankers No. Il Wailst
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

FRiDLy Jan BBsEvBshTrAs tbt day 80 at tormnpsv
aIs this weeksBd OhehuUited
iug cattle The receipts for The week ending to-day 1905 h
holds quite equal TO Monday good oa. In fact
paid certain The stock
freely ~ use for buhse wog1t-lOdilte for thin
and l2dc for good 10 pnme The Conn ,hlue
Morris 10 Kahn Funt Goldsmith Co. 2
fordce Co. A. Ulmsn and Holmes Lsfry eschi b.
G.lct, can, ain single
s>s The Morris cste1wo but by samuss, 100 TO- at ~ a
Be- Illinois OF "a ost, by Is Westhemef at l.c 2csr
b. 81 ToUghsl, - ic
BY Meyers 1oisy late IN for obtaining saB
C0uy Mel od IS Illinois ior iioAHtt Lshefty o.
eWt ~ 00s aud 100 good Ono for fordyc Co, "a cat 1t
IIldl3e
gahD rOn Kentucky cattle ,ome rooeh
stag. a csL average, UdiA-
a G54al sod lS ilos feiau G4ie H.I,s 6lGS,
a. lOGI.lc
Weitl,lner of a rha., ut Ohio stsr ? .vL. ,IIsc
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kOITHERN Pacific BONDS

HAVE THIRTY YEARS TO RUN-PAYABLE, PRINCIPAL
AND INTEREST ,7.3O PER CENT, IN GoLD-EXEMPI
FROM UNITED STATES TAX-ARF FIRST AND ONLY
EORTHAGE on THE ROAD AND ITS EARNINGS AND
UpON 5OOOOOO0 ACRES OF TIMBER. MINERAL, AND
AGRICULTURAL LANDs-TQUAL IN EXTENT TO ALI
TIE NEW ENGLAND sTATEs AID Maryland IN
CLUDED.
TaE UNITED STATES HAS MADE SECURE THE PAY
MINT OF TIiE BONDS BY THIS AMPLE AND UNPARAL-
LELED LAND GRANT.
THE BONDS ARE ISSUED IN ORGANISATIONS or 500
10 $1,000 COUPON ANDYREGrsTERED, AND ARE Of
FERKD BY US AT FAR AND INTEREST IN CURRENCY.
ALL CURRENT SECURITIES RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE.
JAY COOKE a CO..
REV YORK. PHILADELPHIA, AND WASHINGTON.
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BANmNG-HousE OF HENRY CLEws & Co.,

81 WALL-sT.. n. Y.
Circular Notes and Letters of Credit for travellers;
also Commercial Credits issued, available through
out the world.
Bills Of Exchange on the Imperial Bank of Lon.
don, National Bank Of Scotland Provincial Bank OF
Ireland and all their branches
Telenaphic Transfers of money on Europe, San
Francisco, and the West Indies.
DEPOSIT accounts received in either Currency or
Coin subject to check at sight, which pass through
the Clearing House as if drawn upon any City bank;
interest allowed all daily balances; Certificates
al DEPOSIT issued bearing interest at current rate
Notes and Draft, collected:
state City ard Railroad Loans negotiated.
CIEWS. HABCHT ~ Co.,
II Old BrOad-St., London.
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THE MARKETS.

,,seefull, Rspostsd for TaE THisuss
PRDAY Jan. 20, lSlz
spye re ,,sp today are So plg Pots moderately ativt,
I'D es arr fr a 594S 10 fGrs are qe9 beI aAHy o. HI
@4iI a. - ...., 49,, A., Al .4l1 g.,
koattsn. -. u..t and
C1rfOR- To Garl otSed dol asa b6Sy S@ pn'e' "i Ah'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

HoTSrON And TEXAS Central. RanWAH Con-
phNY FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT SINKING FUND.
SEWN PER CENT GOLD BONDS. Pfincjpdt and interest
yoycLLe ia GOld at The National city Bark Ner- Ork.
T6ese are IN crery respect rsciaSs Bonds, and IRE con-
6de1iIy recommend item as an entirely safe aresment
Pricf 90 dAG accrued interest Circulars dad iVormd
ton nag BE- obtained at our office.
JoHN j. Cisco 4 Sos, No. 80 Wall-st.
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UOwgs & MACY Bankers No. 30 Walst., New
York offer the same facilities TO DeIOsitors as In
oorpoTated Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate Of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid 10 choice Stock, Bonds, &C.
NJ far IayestOTs
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WANrED-A positiOu - BOOkKEEPER and CASHIER
IN q stock or gold hous. by party Thoroughly posted
M tho business. First-cla~s reference gwen. Adj
dTese A. H.. Box No. 525l Post Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

WEST WiSCOXsfN LAND GRANT Sinking Fund
seven pr cen; Gold Bonds for sale at 9 and interest
in currency Investors who wish perfectly safe
bond on a finished road obtain full particulars
by applying 10 WHITE MORRIS d Co.. il Wal-st,
and GwyI,fe johnson a. Day, l6 Wall-st
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BURLINGTON, CEDAR RArIDs AND M,NNEsoTl
RryEg pER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS fol
sale at g2y and interest by HENET CLETs d Co.
No % Wallet, New York.
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I!tA 81 ESE4S
IplOSps JOSEPH GAILLARD. j.,
CHARLES nEHPIs ca HAND,
W II n MOORE JAMES Low.
HENRY COLT, y J ROWLAND
WM. C. PICKBRSGiLL. BENZ. RAHCoCk
LEWIS CURTIS ROBF y. hlhIChN
CHAPIFs n BUSeF'L GORDON ". BURNHAn
IOWRLL uCLgRO0E FREDERICK CHAyFCEY.
q WARREN WKsVOS GEORGE $ STEPHENSON,
ROYAL pITEIps WILLIAM w. WEBB,
CALRP BAReTOW SHsPPAkD CANDY,
Pilot FRANCIS sKiDDY
p.uIthnF DOpGl CHARLES +. bURDETr
DAVID LANE hobT 4 FEhuN'SO''
lamps PRyCF WILLIAM Il. BUEKEk
uANrIr = nTLTth SAMUEL l.. MfrCH,LI.
u,u sTuRGIs JAagS q DE- FOREST.
HENRY *. BOGBRT ROBERT D. STthhl'
uEssts pERkINs ALEXANDER v. BLAZE,
CHARLES b LEyERlCH
!. y. JONES, Prrsdent
CHARLES DENNiS, Vee President
" II. ". MOORE, I'd Vice Prest
! D.. HEWLETT I'd Wee President.
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PROPOSALS FOR ST. $4,000 STOCKS AND
Il BONDS Or THE CITY OF hEW-fORk. ...
SEALED PROPOSALS viii BE- received on the CONT tOLbtk
luce ay he o. January, 1872 o'clock when Iht
OPENED for TIE whole rant o fc sa OF
One million hundred aad WcuysS thousand tle9 doLfTs
Of Bonds Of toe C!ty OF Se"-ioIs to VT:
* Issf Il $50 tsSbl ,mbe 1871 Ia 0Co
Sss, M1 IsF. III Az 6 ryS ScsS1 10y 100000
ADDITIONAL NEW CROToN AouEpuCr troCkI
authorized by Chapter 80 LAws Of 1870 payable August l. ~ IN,
lIDfTI0NAL CROT0Y WATER sTOCK" authorized ~
Chsper s. 81 1871 amended by Chapter 3Ii Laws $500.
of87l, PAYABLE Nov auhtf J, 69l iI o'coV
CITY PARKS IMPROVEMENT FUND hIo'hi' hnt,tf-
iz,d by SECTION Chapter go Laws Of lS1 payable De 1870
"SFW.YORK BRIDGE BONDS" authorize bg Chapter $50,
(Sectoa ~ Laws Of 1871 AID Ordinance q the Common
Council passed December %, 1853 payable November ~
PUBIC school BUiLDISG FUND sTotK," auinor-
zed ~ CHAPTER te Laaso' 1871 payable "o''~0f oso oo
NOM i 49, SCHOOL fyb STOCK aaiiltd by Chapter
C2 1871 payable SoyeIh 1851 for. 100 COS
q hear 8: the rse or ~ neF rent Per
slnn payable d Of MAY and November n each ye~ Ihe
anOht Of stoes aui bpid dtf ana t
u p hundred dollars thereof the whose proposal
toepd will hetupon be ToQud 10 I1,t WIKI the Comptroller
tbc sam awarded to respectively together with premiums
thereon they viii he entitled oelaes for eqns
Of The yae Of the awarded 10 tl btArrg interest
from the dates Of usym1t
OF keSNoG and iUcosel u eCud nstope ad'
dfetseC 10 the Comptroller
Nc bids gii H. corsdtrd at iess than per.
the Of Comptroller % reject or
~ Of tho BIDS II IN bic J1igneA IT, interests ~ r"tii'i require
CITY Nogyofk Department Of finance Comgtor o&ee J-nu
rs
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NATIONAL BANK.-To the Comptroller of
~ the Currene, Washington d. CsR: hereby certified
Of Section Of the Act Of Congress entitled An Act
National Currency secured b. pledge Of United states Bonds
aud provide for the circulation and redemption thereof approved uns
meeting Of the Stcchols Of the PORT MADISON
NATIONAL BANK located Madison 10 the STATE Of lows duly
notified aud he'd Law and The Articles Association Of said
Bank FOrt Madison Aforesaid
18Th December S1l voted by the Shareholders Of said
Asoson owning than votf Of s Oeb that said Afsoc
ton 90 into liquidation and ne closed -
...... 10 testimony vhe;eof have by Instruction Of the
Board Of Directors Of sad Association, hereto sub
scnbed AIMED the seal Of sd Association
Fort hStiOn Aforesaid, The day aud above
:...'.'....''' written. wkyER, President
[. \. Rev Stamp, cancelled ----.- .
NOTICR-The FORT MADISON NATIONAL BANK, located AZ
Madison, the State Of Iowa closing up is affairs Al
other creditors VI said Association therefore hereby not
ted present other claims the Association
% ymsnt-Dsted FoTt hsdhoh, Iowa, Dec 20 1871.
C. X VIEWER, Presdent
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TsE'Frn,ts % o'y ,w,,v s.a jan. l. isTs
ITO MISSOURI BONDHoLDERs;m The FUND {,
COMMISSIONERS Of Tie sIhrB o. ssb ~. o ~ Bonds Of
q he ss'T .s Of re =. 5 G.s' .a Ss' Sos
sSad; a a%%ss's FROM % TO- Fstlay 3 '
Bonds numbered from 49, to zoo M Sh; ~ ,5 W
H HSS: Numbered Numbered from from 81 20 ISS
Bonds numbered rom SS to 900, september II Isa
BoOd. numbered from .o to $50, October q, isTs
Bonds numbered from Isl 10 800, November 70. 1877
s W EEK sT Tgo State Ss iSs Ss9 %
DAN NJ DRAPER si,:, ..,or -. STATE d ais.caTi
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-A meeting of
~ Gs NoSslcaer, Of the WILCOX GIBBS sswLsa MA,
S al III. C coSp. ss,s 'i BE- se %
EosDAY February oolet = TIE .sInCSo
eide Increase cp said Company in the, pro-
dc.rr. any sm. which shall eJddd BY the
S.iSG At The oGcs Of sal, Company ..9Ssg = s
a! JAS T l. Wilcox,
ys,DAGsBrT, Trustee.
k hB ! r .naiosH'
DEDEMPTION of BONDS of the HOUSTON
sIsgfai . si s Of bonds to the two sinking
s W, ,no Ss 10 the nis 1 provided for redemption Of the
bonds secured By he main line one hundred and twenty
.,.a y;s.sss 1st :H d;%gGa .s q ,sss s
'f S1scs.s s Ss SSs Addressed to til. n indicate
The bon offered lowest price purchased and successful bid
dem notified without delay SIEr WsRPE KSArni '
Dee l. 1871. No 2s Exchange place. Eewyort City
ornon LoUl. ALTos .sP TETnE HATS r Co.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING Of the holders
N Of Preferred Second Mortgage Bonds and The Second sOrsnse
No IL wss, on WEDNESDAY January 1872 at o'clock
on @ s' a &c i.S hss
sond are G,tsd b. Ps, 10 person and S
Boads viii closed until the LIST Of February a n Inclusive
Trustees for Mortgage aud Preferred goad
In PER CENT SCHOOL and BRIDGE
~ BONDS
We hav. ssyera lots Of these very desirah'f
SECURITIES for sALk.
o'1' ''' ''' :" ~ sAaI A. GAYLORD Co..
Broker ,,s 70 we s..rny Fs1n'ue''
| No. S23 Scrb Thiri-s, 81 Louis
DeIAW, ss LacrAvAXy.. AsD ws.rgns r. Co..
70 ExcHANssPIAcF, NEW IoRE, JAN. %, lt12
THE ANNUAL ELECTION of officers and
managers Company viii be h At tbs onee on IUEsDAT
The To. val be open Z ocos until l2i oeIGei ,n
The transfer ocss T De sS..i ~ ~ 10y ~ "
'"' A''"'-' - CHARLES Il. CAKRYL. Secretary.
4 MEETING of the holders of the FIRST
~ hORTlGE BONDS secured by nd grants issued by the GRAND
RAPIDS RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at the
Office Of the und,rngned TUESDAY H. to adopt meas
payment Of the overdue interest on said bonds
J. G SANDERS, 40 % Ctsmbers't
IGOR SALE-Tho FIRST MORTGAGE
BoSps SECURED LAND CHANTS" issued by the Grand Rapids
and Indiana Railroad Company. 20 and accrued interest.
g EDDY Co.. No Parspl,,
RAILROAD, State, City, County, and Town Town
BROTHERS. p WALLIS. FswYOrE Investment securities a'Peei.tJ
Quotation lists furnished to investors
$IO,OOO $4S ss: o to L9AN on Bond ss.
lya p'op.n' George WALTON, Attoinsy, q PaI.lew.e
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TnRtsrtY DEPARTMENT. Drcenbsr ~. lb1i
MOTION -REnIMDTIlN OLE ION RNNnG
I0IFNN-SrCnnp SENIgs
RKGISrRRRn.
100000


OF The smoont outstanding emtc'l The uuuben aboyc sixteen
million GOOQ00l doAn Coupon Boud and four million (f
OOJ OOl dol&r a Registered Bonds.
Coupon Bonds Of February 25 1867? were issued ut
Othe sr. SERIES l Of which
ousy called for redmponl DO not bear the naon them
while the SECOND third fourth series distinctly marked
On the face OF the bonds.
United forwarded iof redemption should addressed
the Losn division" Secfeiarys Once and all Registered Bouds
should assigned the Of the Treasury for pon'
The bonds specified Of Dec will be paid pTesena
ton, together with all Interest due -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30
Musical.

The Twcntythird Infantry Band will play the following selections this Saturday. afternoon, a, , o'clock. No. l, March from La Fille du Regiment
 DoDizctta. 2. f','den Baden Polka.-Strauss. 3. Oua-tcttc from the Opera Rigoletto-
 Verdi. 4, yolkslico;rr Quadrillc.-Strauss. 5, The Gcorgettc Waltzcs. Albert. 6, The Portugesc ReveilIc.-Oowning. :, Schottische Souvenir dc Constantine
 -Bertram. & Champagne Charlie Galop.-Lee.
 JOHN LBIDSEn, Chief Musician.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30
FIRE IN PRESCOTT.

yesterday forenoon, between the hours Of II and l2 o'clock, fire was discovered shooting out of small wooden building on the west side of Granite street, between the residence of s. May and inc wagon and blacksmith shops of J. E. G. Mitchell, which were saved by hard work on the part of several citizens, to whom Mir Mitchell feels grateful and returns his thanks for their val table services.
 The building that was burned was occupied by some coiored men, and fire was left burning in the morning when they started for work. Had there been stiff breeze, at the time of the firc the consequences would have been more serious.
 Again do we call upon our citizens to take some steps to guard against an element which threatens to destroy our town
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30
Inc Miner.
Prescott, Arizona.
peIiyion in the Court Room.

c.-. . P-r. ott, VIC use the Courtroom for q
 o.. ...-.bi-. In said Courtroom, Christians
 .,....,-sI l nominations have frequently met
 ,b- l7-.. -au.ctIrnes to listen to prayer and
 ..,e,.rg ay sular jonrneymen preachers at
 ....r.,. z cn no Minister was hcrc) to listen .t.,,.f.r. ef q sermon by some citizen of ,t.. or military gentleman from Fort ,r... -n which goes to prove that, despite .t.aat.ya. .Ir hard knocks and experience | . Indian. ari white villains like Vincent Col p, .tlI 4.e. up our respect for and love of [ Cr.r.. and His teachings.
 Il The fr-, Pratestant minister that ever came | lC.-pl,In I-,) mixed business with re- l,r mad, m ney by his combined efforts and er. % eou;enplatc upon the cute ways he .,s devised Co .obble kegs of nails, etc, from ,.,,,rgnent. and gold nuggets from our placer .,,rs F w,sa wonderful man, and had rcays ,.,, y.arc dark md tricks that were vain." x,.t .,,gc ,he Rev. Mir. S., who looked the -,, ,i.-ur, of angelic blissfulncss, but, Lord, iss he deceived his looks is best known to those sAou he sEanAea ..
 cb,rlain t,...sore, now of Fort Whipple, has os,r irelchcd 10 our people, has made them love and re.pcct bin, snd, ~c hope, caused them 10 ergse t8oac 2, atienca we have alluded to, for ,,, Chaplain is good man, . true man and sincere follower of his Redeemcr.
 ge asgc bad also, Rev. Alex. Groves, another
 Al man end sincere Christian, and now we s.,. .,, our midst, the Rev. Mir. Recdcr, of the VI Crurch, North Ohio Conference, who, for .,,x,,.. of " nty years, has travelled through ,, xe,,.en por,ion Of our country, in the inter- ,s Of God and His Kingdom. Mir. Rccder is si..onsry 1o tle white people of Arizona (not Co ilc Indians. ike tLe notorious V. Colyer); he eoase. to stuas our wants, to peach to us, to do si ilc good u is power for us, ana to i"Dor Flh 'hc people Of every section of our proad Territory, for tic founding of Churches, the sal r-,,gu of hcif sOuls and inc glory Of Goa lie rsaa absA here twce, Sunday last. and now, a,fcr .uirz Leerd Lim preach, after having conversea s-t AIai. rs commend him to our people and afs thrF ~'l sce him through with the work he =aposcs aoue
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30
WEEKLY ARIZONA MINER: PRESCOTT, NOVEMBER 30. 1872
THANKSGIVING.

Prescott has just kept Thanksgiving as Thanks giving was never before kept in Arizona Relig. ious services, sacred and patriotic music by the Band of the Twenty third Infantry, and Thanks giving discourse, by the Rev. Mir Rceder. were The most notable events. Having refrained from work on that day, we are only able to say ta, Mir. Feeders discourse was able. eloquent, patriotic. and well laden with useful historical and o,he, information
 enapiain Gilmore, of Fort whipple, aided in the religious part of the Celebration
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30
The Weather.

eek has been warm. It tried, on scy as, to rain or snow, but, although the ookcd favorable for either or both, . Previous to this time last year, t fall of snow. In 1865, it commen- on or about December first, and kept at short intervals, until late In the keeping the ground covered for sev- with from one to three feet Of snow. tains, it's depth was, of course, much mother such winter, we would fore irc of cigars for full month.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30
From Ph9nix.
8 Opinion of Salt River Valley

tic.frs A. Barnett. B. Block and l. II. Levy srri sa here saturday last, from Phoenix, Salt H,- FIH,y, iy private conveyance.
 Ncs-rs Baruett & Block inform us that thoy arc gong To r'arj an immense breadth of wheat aud lsri,s ou sali River.
 Mr icry sbose place of residence Is in San Ber1s -lluo. Cilifornia, says he is we'll pleased slth ,bs T,rrtory and with Salt River Valley in ,afti0aar u ich he pronounccs the largest and ts,t ssr,cg,tu -al valley ever witnessed on this
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

c. P. Head tS Co arc now installed in the brick store erected by D. Henderson X Bro., corner of Monteznma aud Gurlcy streets, which store, with its contents, they have just purchased from Hen derson tE Bro., who now settling mp their ac- counts, preparatory to taking leave of us and so- ing to California. As business men, the Hcndcr- son Bros have been very successful, and VIC hope that the new firm, which has unlimited resources in goods and hard cash, will succeed equally as we'll
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30
D5J ,ased 0dd-Fellows.

Arizona Lodge No. 1, l. o. 0. F., has had the r.aa s of Brothers Jos. Burroughs and J. T. Baiork rsi.cd and brought 10 Prescott, for inter- nsue in ihc Odd-Fellows Cemetery, and we are rgaastct ,o Late that tho funeral cortege will t.Er from the Lodge, Sunday next, at2 o'clock 9 n Brothers of the Order, in good standing, are cordially invited to call at the Lodge at p.m
 Brother Bullock was murdered by Indians at By Bug, and Brother Burroughs fell a victim to 1s sa,sgys at place near Camp Verde.