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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

NEETrNG or TUE FIRE COMMISSIONERS
The C-Hy+'5-g F.T-- 4'CYm Esrss 4 !rfa--TIe
IRE commissioners mot last night, and Mr.. Geo.
". Smith was elected vice president OF the
board, n place Of Mr.. W. Il. Collins resi- rneI.
The secretary waS.iu~.rUCtad to address a com
muUicatiOn TO tie Board OF Public Works. Ask
ing hat street, Nom 2StE street to Rock
creek. he lighted with gas.
The chair laid before the board a communion
tiOI from the FOard Ot Public Works with the
TeIcrt OF Mr.. Adolf CiuSs on the proposals Tor
the extension OF the fTe-aIarm Telegraph to
Georgetown and the fre-aiaTm boxes submitted
to him Tor examination. MIR. McDevitt moved
that the report be respectfully referred back to
the Board Of Public Works. Several members:
''Let IL be read Let Us hear what Mr.. Cius- has
10 say The report was then read. and proved
TO lie favorable 20 the New York alarm box.
After discussing their merits. MIR. CluSs con-
cludeS by saving that he finds the GaInPweI Az
VaGatuS 10 otter decidedly most practical value
IN relation 70 handling, reliability. security.
ard HeCt 2riCai execution. II T. therefore. re-
con uCUJeI that the proposal of GameyyaII x
Co. be ADOPT ted, provided that they adjust their
mechanism To the present system in this CITY.
aHC That aH alarm box thus modified IN harmllv
win our system te furnished for examination
az The earliest moment practicable, and that
these points De laid down in a weIl-detined con
tract. Mr.. Mcbeyi;t demanded the yeas AMI
nay On ms motion Ia refer. Nr. Barker offered
the following a. an amendment To Mr.. NsDe-
Wits motion. which was accepted:
Nsrrta- fhe subject % extension Of he fire alarm
tel -raqN o. &c TEet an. wiz roit of Ad.'f ti-s
thtferU, iL. been, b. the Bard O.. Pablo N.rs -
Iti. titi T. tn Lr4Td iCF iErih action aud who
tbs q ard END fully considered in al it, bearing.
az '.tr.'F ty th1 e II majority of tbs lar;
titTsf.T- D. "
h-ss. ~.t. THAI We de- 10 iulor-c yur fnrnav az
ton ~. III J. after. and again recommend and re-
TD' - che Bard a. Public OIL 90 award the con
uaCt t,r extension 20 " y UcIssy, Esq Of his
Citv. o. Vie .gTH AID conditions af biz bid thrref
hC vote y a then taken on the motion, and
resulted as follows y eas-AIeSsrS. Barker. Ba-
her aIl " CDcvitt-3. Navs-Nr Bailey. De-
ClirITE q vote NeSsrS. Booker Smith and Wal
lace. Nj. Wallace stated that he had Just come
into the board and was not COnyersant with the
subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

NOTICE TO THE LADIES AND AMATEURS
IN Of frst-class Roses, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs
Climbing Parior Plants, kc.-Hsving sold q part Of
ny place and wishing to dispose OF the balance II
The spring ofer fer sale the best collection OF the
sboye-ns,ned PLANTS and great many other
kinds Of first quality II quantities to suit purchasers
4. JARDJN, Florist, corner Of Connecticut avenue
WashinE tcH, d. noe
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Condensed IOrats


The Lady Of the Lake gees ON an excursion
down the Potomac To- morrow.
Tie large music box rafeied last evening for
the benefit Of ST. Francis Church. was won by
ticket No SIS Miss Maggie Conner, holder.
y. 4. BaTuUm. the great Snowman, will
deliver lecture on temperance at Lincoln
Hall to- EIOTTUw evening. Mr.. Edward ,JOhsln
sill preside. Seats free.
The services in Lincoln Hall. Tomorrow
promise to be unusually interesting. Hon. y.
=. lI-leT. former Commissioner of Patents and
Hon James Monroe, OF Ohio. are To speak.
The Washington GTucti NeTein have a pic
niC and flag dedication AZ Iu.tfier's Wash IN gtOn
tIty taTGenOn Monday, WI N n good time may
he M ecttd by those who attend. See advertise
msUt
Complaints are almost daily made to the
suPeTIHte nGeUt OF street lamps. " m. III. Bailey,
that there il a crowd Of misChievOus BOYS who
sEa>b flc gas lamps on L street, between lth
ar" IL streets, whenever opportunity offers. Let
the police iOCk for tht IN.
Dr- ". Lamont Wheeler. formerly a surgeon
in TIE navy, and well known in this citv W As
married 20 a daughter of Ex-Governor Law
renee, Of Rhode Island, at Trinity church, New
York. or Tuesday last. \ large number of his
Na~EtT- tGn friends witnessed the ceremony.
Tie Doctor VIII make Washington his home
shortly.
The radical republican association met last
fEif. AMI a committee was appointed to make
arrangements for holding a mass meeting in
favor ct senator Summers civil rights hiU
Ad.ir' ->,s. in favor Of the project, were male
by ". j. NI.htr. -. ". lie Barnes, K. -.
kyfaT. J. \ Atkinson. Allen C0.tin. j. W
Pl"V Zen, =. Il. Mansfield, Henry johnson, and
CtheTs.
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ACc1nTSTS-La~te evening. Mr.. ChaS. Black
well, "A clerk IN one OF the departments fell
iT'm the 'front.' platform OF a street car. on the
avenue. between - ard ST.. streets. the wheels
If The car faS,iTg over his left arm and crush
iTg q badly He was taken 70 Clark's drug
store, corner OF !. street and the avenue. and
subsequently to his residence. No. 1i3 Pcun-vl-
vanilla avenue. where he vas attended bv Dr.
LINCOLN and BOYLE, who decided TO aTaputa-e
his arm below the elbow.
Arthur Coleman, a tCv Cmulcvcd in ThOrap-
scr l-w Office, on G. street. wa burned severe
Is yesterday b~ the spsttcriug OF melted lead in
tie hands OF a workman engaged in LAYING the
new . 'ttr- main AZ tie corner OF 1'h and l.
stT.tr--
Yesterday AFTERNOON 4 cc-ored man named
y liz Green. Employed at Evans 4 Co.'S con-
cree sta .i~l mrEt, ON f5th street, between !.
AMI ". became eil,augled I'm the machinery of
ore q The -tCnC-CTuShsr~. and had his leg bro
Ken lie was removed % his home. No. % 18th
street. and n -tIcal assistance summoned.
last night. cOiaTed woman, named Mary
Avn Anderson. Tell INTO the basement ct house
No s. 3'-h street, and broke her left arm. Dr.
Diaper vas called in and rendered assistance.
NETTING OF EZ-~oLDIEES AND SAILORS
VA he'd last NJ h- AT Masonic TEMPLE To Il. -
Gus the question OF settlement 81 government
i2li- under the recent homestead hill passed bv
Congress. Hhe SUBJECT OF organization Of colo
nits Tor EN- grafton TO settle these lands was
Gu std- A !dresseS were made by Hon. Mark II.
DurHell, OF Minnesota, and Hon. ". II. CI4gatt.
OF Montana. advocating the advantages Of their
Respective states for emigration. Col Salad
submitted resolution that a petition be pre-
srteC 70 Congress that every soldier. seaman.
marine and Of Ger v no served in the union arrnv
who was LONOrably discharged and remained
loyal 70 tie government thereafter. be entitled
70 enter patent Tor a quarter section Of public
lands or lJh acres, including alternate reserved
sections along the railroads not otherwise dis
posed Of, Independent OF the restrictions aud
coalitions OF the homestead laws: adopted. Can
tam DouEherty offered resolution fayOFiHr - e
equalization Of the bOuntieS bv the r9ssa = ~
The JIii known A. the ''SS.53 equalization biI -
row pending IL the HUgse Of Representatives
adopted.
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JET JEwELRY.-A splendid assortment of let
sets, ear rings, bracelets, necklaces, lockets and
fans 10 match. received at Prigg's iewelry store,
No. ~ Pennsylvania avenue, between x and
9Th stTtCts.
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DEOPOshLs Joe sTATIoNEkY-

s,,,os D pErAET,'gNI - sTATE, AprIl Is, Is,
YEAR ending Jane - lS1b. Will b received ~ IT,
Department until 2sTH DAY OF MAY, is72, At -
BisnE forms for bidding will be furnished uron
The li7s wi be considered aud a-cap-oi or re-
Jtctet item by item: and Ihis adveris .rait ard a.,
proposal 40 Tar As accepted b. the secretary III
tate sd The bond acColnI any ing a.. same. shall
constitute the contract hstvsen tn z .garpre -
aud The bi'der n bidders. and Further cJutract
The articles contracted Tor must va furnished
from time T. time during the year n quantities pur-
suSnt - orders trum 10. Department. The entire
9usntitles OF each article viii, hswcVer. be called
Each proposal must be signed ny the individual
or frm making u, aud De accompanied 10 a bond,
cent. q the bid or bids accepted, approved ~ a
tinted States ohoer 81 the district IN which the
sureties reside or do business, form TO be fur
nished by the Department. conditioned for furnish
ing such PORTIONS OF the articles may he AWARDED
All deliveries will lie subject 70 nsp elton by an
expert detailed for the purpose by the Sacretsry al
deemed sufficient cause 70 annu the contract a, tbs
opticn a the Secretary. Delivers. BE- Tree u
charge at the D. parinlcnt .: state, Washington.
:, Ihe failure e. comply with aay one order under
the contract VIII At the option q the Secretary q
state operate as forfeiture Of the entire penalty
q the bond, or the Secretary e State may direct
the Iurehase ln open market, Of such Quantities "a
hciency caused by such failure, aud charge 20 the
shall be found necessary 10 pay for such articles -
Proposals unsccompsnied By a satisfactory bond
cd only 70 established manufacturers Of dealers
IN. he articles.
Proposals 10 be address ed 10 the undersfg,ed ana
marked Proposals for stationery. -
HAMILTON FISH.
ap-3-eo4w Secretary OF State.
pROPOsALs FoRLEAsE OF SEVENTEENTH
STREET. PIER
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, DISTRICT OF COIrNPra,l
WARRINGTON, ID. C., May 2 Is72. {
Sealed Proposals will be received until noon on
IUksDAf, l4th instant, for the lease Il the seven
teentR street Pier, lfoOt of Seventeenth street 1r
two y
Bidders will be required 20 deposit with the Col
lector OF the District hundred and nifty dollars
a. security Tor their compliance with their Off-r-
20 be returned 70 the unsuccessful bidders after tn
award l. made, aud g. be applied On the rental "a
the successful bidder
fuch lease will be IN accordance with act Of Leris-
lAilye Assembly approved August p. ISL
n3 ALEN X. SHEPHERD. Vice President
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RELIEF FOR THE FErT-FRE 81

COrns, BuniOns and Bad Nails relieved with
out pain, at DIR. Whites rooms, 5}5 18th street
opposite Treasury. Baltimore office, Nerti
Charles street. Fee ST.
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Loo AL NEWS.
Amusements. DC. Tn.nighf.

No io.Ti ItFr-@r.-Iast night OF Aimee in
Opera BOuffe, "Barbe Beue.''
s.. JasIL's H1H, Ccyi'oI HiT-Fair for the
benefit Cf St. JCseph's Church.
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TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have directed
Mr.. Il. d. Carpenter, the county engineer, 70
make an examination of all the roads in the sec
ond district and report what repairs are needed
especially of the Woodley Lane road, and make
profile of the same; also. to examine all the road
i'm the first district with the same object, and
furnish an estimate of the cost OF putting then
in thorough repair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

DECREE OF DIvoRCE.-TO-day, in the Equity
Court, Judge Wylie, decree was made in the
case of Ella kean agt. Leonard kean. Petit
TONER states that she was married to respondent
in January, 1868, when she WAS but II years OF
age, and charges that shortly after the marriage
he became addicted TO intoxicating liquor, and
ill-treated her. Mr.. j. j. johnson took thg
testimony, and Mr.. j. f. Norris appeared FOL
petitioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

HAVING HEARD considerable complaints that
flannel does not prove satisfactory, we have sub
stitutsd this season the American yacht cloth, a
goods far superior TO flannel, which we guaran-
tee IN wear and color. EIsRMAN & Bro.
5 sos eth street three doors ahove =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

FISH AND OYSTER MARKEr-Bodrd Of Healh
InspectiOns.-InspectorG General Gatchel report
the following arriyals:-42, 200 herring, selling
at from - to $3.50 per thousand. 5000 shad, sell
ing at from 80 to sl2 per hundred. 800 tailors,
selling at 50 10 50 per hundred. 200 bunc lie
fish, selling at from 1Sc. to Sc. per bunch.
sturgeon, selling at from 81 TO So each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

THE ARCADE.-This new and large establish
ment, on eth street. Island, is now one of the
most popular stores in Washington, from thu
fact that a great number of people are daily al
tracted there by the many induce ments Offered
TO purch asers Of carpeting and dry goods of al
kinds. Buyers should not fail to pay the Arcade
visit before buying elsewhere. For further in
formation see advertisement in another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04
DRY GOODS.
DOGAN d WYLIE.

DOGAN d WYLEE,
ID POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE,
lois AND 1920 SEVENTH STREET, N. W.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
COLORED SILKS, 81, 81 IS and l.5O.
BLACK SILKS, from 81 TO 50.
JAPANESE SILKS, 80. 621s and IS cents.
SILK P9NGEES, best goods 81
FRENCH POPLlNS, and other rich fabrics, in all
the shades and tints.
LOW AND MEDIUM PRICED DRESS GOODS
In GREAT VARIETY.
MOURNING GOODS. a full assortment.
Shawls, W bite Goods, House Furnishing Dry Goods,
Hosiery. Gloves, Notions, &c.
81 Only One Price, in Plain Figures III milf
GROS GRAIN SILKS,
" $50 TO So
Large lot of Spring Poplins, Challies, Alpacas
Melanges, Serges. &c.
Tucked Nansooks for Children q Dresses.
Great Bargains in Embroideres.
Curtain Lace from Philadelphia auctions, DC.
Piuues from Is use.
Full line Of Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
At CONSOLLY'S,
ap3G-5t~ COS OH street, OPP Pateut Office.
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BAENTM.-Ihe name of p. 4. BarnTm Is a
sylCEy IL Of success in the show business. In
We organization OF his present vast enterprise
ne La OutStrlf ped all his former efforts and he
nov has an exhibition 30 large that horse power
"Nf'on IN it, transportation. and
1S nrlT az
he accordingly USES seventy cars anu roHr e-'-
CiuCs. IL ills great organization We have cir
Gu. museum. meHa serie and polytechnic IN.
tute. besides Feeiee Canibsls, Digger Indians
snake CEaTmer-, women without arms bearded
girls giants. dWartS, living skeletons, the cslC-
bTated .. What i it, the only living giraffe IN
America, living sea lions, mechanical figures OF
beautiful construction. birds beasts and rep
tiles. and all TOT f.ty cents. On Monday. Nav
9Th. this grand establishment will pitch ats >tS
colossal tents IN Washington for two DAYS. and
~ this viii be the only chance "a see the great
slow, " everybody and his vile should 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

IN JUsTH PAYS FAIR PRICES for Ladies,
II. Gents and Childrent second hand CL0IH-
ina TNDER CLOTHISG. BOOTk SHOES, &c.
AZ sic street, between eth and 7th streets. Note
Nv msu rromSfiy attended % eulo-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

CEUECH OF THE EPIPHANE.-The new rector
~ this church, tie Rev. W. F. Watkins. arrived
IN town today, and takes immediate charge OF
the parish. Services Oh Sundays a. II "A. m
AVID - b. II. TIE Rev. Nr. Watkins and Ia Nv
ere Tie gUsSt~ Of Nr. Geo y NcCaTtcc. $50 G
street. southeast. Capitol HID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

Don't SLIGHT Your TEETH.-Remembr r
that upon their labor, the health of the stomach
depends. Keep them perfect, and in order to
do so, manipulate them with brush dipped II
the fragrant Sozodont, once or twice day. VS.
For THROAT DISEASES AND AFFECTIONS OF
THE CHEST, BrOtcn'S Bronchial Troches'' are
of value. For Coughs, Irritation OF the Throat
caused by cold, or Unusual Exertion of the vocal
organs, in speaking in public, or singing, they
produce beneficial results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

AIMEE and troupe at the National Theater
this evening for the last time, on which occa-
sion, they will perform " Barbe Bleu," one o.
Ofenbachs most amusing operas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

II. BAUM has opened a Branch, sos Market
Space, between Sth and 9th streets. 422l:
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MELANCHOLY HARvEsT.-A fine head of
hair Is crop that should know 10 harvest Yet
when Ii begins to fade, the comb rakeS out the
fbres by the handful. This need never be- The
daily application of PhdI0a'S Iarigorator will
keep the hair in full luxuriant growth and OF its
natural color through life. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N Y. ave
and 10Th St, pays per ct on deposits. Z1t3I 4tIG
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CIT Y T NJ s &.

WIRE TWIST and yacht cloth flannel suits fOl
gentlemen, youth and boys. in great variety oil
styles. Strength and color warranted. Ths
wire twist is the strongest goods known of il.
weight, and not readily obtained elsewhere
One Price Only. GEO. c. HENNING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

PIECE GOODS.-New stylea.in desirable fab
RIGS added this week, making my assortme Mt one
of the most attractive ever shown in Washing
ton. Show room on second floor with strong
light. GEO. G HENYIyG,
No. 40 tn street northwest
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p A CHEAP AND EEUINE


Go to
WOLFORD = SHILBFRG's
1895 iGI eth street, Island.
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TIE SOLDIERS NATIONAL CONVENTION,
called 70 meet in this city on Monday next, il for
the purpose OF forming soldiers organization
IN opposition to the Grand Army of the Repub-
NC, and 10 be composed OF the rank and file only.
~ is Iurtker set forth that the Organ,zati is
intended 10 secure recognition OF the ex-soIdiers
III al lcltiCal parties and 10 take action in the
matters OF bouuties and homestead lands. The
2pToTuOnment agreed upon l. one soldier from
t2SL congressional district
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WssE-SCTON CRY PBEsEYTEEN al
jCUIUcG meeting OF this PreSjv'cry was held an
Thursday night last IN the New York avenue
cEUrch-Eev. John Chester, moderator. and
Rev. T. Il. Metals stated clerk. MeSs-s ". II
Roberts and Wm b. Waller. after an cx llniua-
tOr, were licensed 10 preach the gospel. NT.
Joseph 4. Nelly was partially examined a 20
Lis qualifications &C. preach. Rev. y. r. \our-e.
on behalf OF the Bridge street Preshvter an
Church. Georgetown, asked the Presbytcrv %
permit them 20 extend call TO the Rev. ). II
How OF Cortland y. Y, 70 become their pas
TOR. granted. The statistical report was read.
which showed that the Pre>byteTy has under it.
care 3 iUs members, contributions 20 benevolent
objects S3.S. for pastors salaries. -, g9i: tor
congregational expenses, sal, JIG. and tor mis-
CellaneOu> purposes, Sll ,uij. Adjourned.
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THE MILITARY INSPECTION AND REVIEW
The following order has Just been issued:
E<sCUtJrs Cfcs. District Of COlumJiG. Wash
ingtOn, May ), lSs2-GeHeral Order, No. g
The uniformed militia of the District of CO.
lumbia will assemble At ArmOry Square
GROUNDS, between 6th and 9TH streets. for in
steeton and review. on Thursday afternoon
The sd instant, at O'Clock, promptly. The
CON manclpg ofhcers Of each organization will
upon his arrival. report to Col S w Owen Of
the Governors stati, and be assigned uOSit on
in line. IL l. enjOiued upon each omnlaudin0
officer 70 report Punctually the strength OF his
troop, battery, company, or battalion AZ the
hour named 20 prevent unnecessary DELAY in
the formation OF the line. BY command of she
Governor. A. WEBSTER, Chief OF staff.
H. ID. COOKE ,JR.. A ID. e.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-10
LETTER FROM CAMP VERDE.
Apaches Displeased with the Hations, &s

CAMP VERDE, A. T., January 3l, 1872 Editor Arizoaa Miner:
 It showed here last Wednesday evening and Thursday morning to the depth of three inches, and snow is still lying on the ground on the north sides of the hills, even down in the Verde bottoms. The weather has been quite cool during the past seven days.
 This camp has diminished greatly in the last two months, there being but one compa- ny of cavalry here at present-"I," of the First. The pack-train that came here with the company, has just left, with lode of stores for Fort Whipple, carrying 1000 lbs. The citizen population is rapidly diminish ing, and it looks as if Camp Verde will soon be abandoned.
 This morning we had misunderstanding with Chief Sulele, and his band of Apaches. They demanded four instead of corn, alleging that the Date Creek Indians were rationed with corn and beef They were promptly informed by Captain Carr that they should take corn and beef or nothing. They remained at the post during the day, looking full of fight spent good part of the day in picking up old tin cans, and stealing what they could lay their hands on. One of the young bucks was wearing Sergeant Major Harrington's' uniform coat. It was just his size, made in good style, and the stripes of a sergeant-major complete. The Indian had been noticed few days before wearing it in- side out
 Every precaution has been taken against any night demonstration for stealing or eth erwise.
 P. S.-The mail failed to go out as expect ed. The Apache -Mohaves were on hand this morning in increased numbers for their ra- tons. They seemed well pleased, but the number consists largly of old men, women and children, all of whom were enrolled for another months food. *x*
 "was murdered by Indians near Verde months ago.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-10
New Hampshire Cake.

Henry A. Eastman, Register of the U S. Lana Office at this place, has given us a section oi T huge fruit cake made, over year ago, by his mothers hands, in the old Granite State, from whence it was forwarded 10 Mfr. and Mrs. East man, as wedding present The gift to us was made by direction of Mir. Eastman's mother, in token, Henry informs us, of that lady's apprecia- ton of the MINER, of which, for years past, she has been constant reader, and as such, as well as for its intrinsic goodness, We appreciated it in the best possible manner
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-10
Weather.

Sunday and Monday of this week were windy' dusty and disagreeable days, and Thursday was equally so The remainder of the week has con sisted of nice, warm weather. Oar people have met with so many disappointments as regards rain and snow, that they do not now appear to care q cent whether it ever again rains or snows. We do, though, as whisky is getting scarce, ana we don't approve of the idea of having to ex's'' solely upon that kind of liquid. Really 'he drouth of the past three years is disheartenins.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-10
Discharged.

Henry Price was recently arrested on charge of manslaughtcr, taken before A. O. Moves, Jus ticc of the Peace, who examined and discharged him. Price, 1t will Dc remembered, shot man named Dubusson, short time ago, at Camp Yer dc, In self defence" VIC presume. according to law and testimony
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-10
DIED.

man named McMannus died at the military hospital, near this place at II a. m. on the 9th instant. We have been unable to get his full name, age, place of nativity, etc. He was the same person who, some time ago, had one of his feet frozen so badly that 1t had to be amputatcd.
 A little child of Mir. and Mrs. Tinker died at this place on the night of the Eth instant.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-10
Accident to a Team.

Tuesday last, as the six-mule team belonging to V. A. Stephens, of this town, was hauling . wagg- on load of lumber down Saw.mill hill, tue brake and lock,chain gave away, when, the wagon, roll lng down svssl,y, spsct, brcaking tis hind legs Of both wheel mules and injnring one other mule. Tie two wheel nales had to Dc shot; the other mallc died on lss< rpdncsday night. The wagon was pretty badly sdhed, While this loss has fallen heavily ou 1T: pAsns. he congratulates hisnsell upon lsavisg dle0e1 without injury to m person, as. u the tiris Secldent occurred = m walking by an6 drlvl <sasns
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-10
Hay and Grain.

The undersigned have established FEED CORRAL Nontezuma Street, north of ID. Henderson & Bro, store where they prepared to feed and take animals, for very low prices
 CYRUS BURNETT & BRO. Prescott February 3d. 1872