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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

Judge John Howard is In possession of aocp. mcniary evidence, from leading physici.ps mill tary men and citizens, in tho States. which shoxs eonelusively, that Richard NJ Haryrare. ~bo |. under sentence of deash. for the kIIng of Irnac,o hnhio, has al times, been insane, for oui,e np,n- Der of years past; thai he ought never to hsre been permitted 10 go outside the walls of s, in sane asylum; and, as these facts were rot intro dnced hy bis counsel at his trial, i, is now .ps, and proper that they should be laid before Gov ernor sahord, together with prayer for clernen- cy We have examined the documents aIIuded to, which consist Of sworn statements. and therefor cannot doula their truthfulrcss.
 Now then, no citizen of Arizona wants to seq demcnted person suffer death for q crime com. mitied under snch influences as vc sunpose H,r. grave laorcd at the time be killed the poor Hex ican; and. should the Governor sec fit to save him from the galloEs and have him confined in some Peuiteniiary or asylum, no cult will be found, although there are among our citizens those who look upon Hargravc as a really bad and dangerous man.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
General Howard.

The San Francisco Alta has recently inter. viewed General Howard, and the General ap- pcared to he night on many points He erred, however, in saying that General Crook has not been hanPered by his fHowana's) acts and, again, by saving that some of our rich men desired more troops 10 be sent te ,he Territory, in, order that they might make more mcaey by furnishing supplies.
 To the first assertion we have but to sa, that So long as vicious agents had charge of the reservations, Crook found himself unable to catch bad Indians of the reservatio,.s. for the reason that, whenever Indians committed depredations, they strzightway fed to ihe reservations, and were safe.
 To the sccona assertion, VIC can say that we have never yet heard citizen of the Territory hope, or ask, for more troops for inc reason assigned by General Howard. In deed, all our citizens hope for the day to come .when troops will not be needed here, as then, they could work and do business without, as now, the danger of being robbed or murdered by bad Indians whom foolish Peace" Commissioners have made worse than they were before
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
TcoxMUNIcArEp.l

Ipple Amsteurs gave pleasant enter the Post on Saturday night last, xsaeh ,.ed by a large audience.
 rramme consisted of songs, burfcseue
 Mr. Frank Lewis brought the house laughter in every piece In which he >Mr. ]. E. Browns character song, .bcnezer." was exceedingly hnmorous enuy, drew forth the laughter Of the Mr. ]. C. Blake, as Captain Rife. In la Mummy. played his part well, and. the members Of the company perform bly,.
 ,pc, 1t is supposed, will give another lcnt on Saturday evening, November SO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
From he Gila and Salt Rivers.

H Erle-a arrived here early this week, from see ....a aaa alt Rivers, and started back again a. .ss N~ sday afternoon.
 sa,. be-, he informed that the Pima Indi- .-a asrH, at late, been acting meanly- toward ef.. --.i.ss and that something will have 10 be ar- is curhing said rifnas.
 E.. aas 7-.an opened q store at PhGnix. He .s.l aat a.s eciion sf the Territory is prosper. s.' N- vas present at Maricopa Wells when .- F.ts' Pacific Railroad surveyors planted ,.. .... s... al the end of the New Mexico d. f'.. aud ,ys inc leaders made speeches, is ~4.e- tr ,s briiian; future Ably set forth.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
Court Matters.

H,ss Coz Judge 1wccd-commcncei its .+...a. B .r last; grand jury, compnsed of t.rHss med citizens, was empaneiled:
 . y5t-. J. H. Plerson, II. Broo1s, George v.r-e-. C ssris, E. Foster, J. W. Johnson, w. . . . -ibh, Geo. Tinker. Zen. Gardiner, {. .4sfue '. E. G. Mitchell, f.. Plumridge, T. -.sr..s,.. "a. May, Geo. Hammond. Jno. L. F...sr .r5 .s sr.e Carr.
 ID. .., CT Gnishi2g its work In less than .-- ass,. tra glrt in ?. report of which the fol
 -c - lIpsis:
 T.ra5 .osr rue bills two for felony and two f -.Ff.lr D..
 -ea.ea al bill.
 I.e book the County Recorder and County .--a.-r.r gre examined and found correct. .- - ea. so examined and found all right. T-., recon incnded that steps be taken towards 51,b'ue cafe place for the keeping of County -s-H-Hs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
The Thieving Indians.

January lsi, party of Apaehes ran of 36 head of mules from the vicinity of Oatman Flat, on the Gila River The herders escaped with their lives. Thirty of the mules be- .onced to Antonio. Contreras, and six, to Jesus Molino.
 A later account says that one of the mules got away from the thieves and returned to the Flat.
 Mr. McMullen, proprietor of station on the Prescott and Ehrcnberg road, writing to us under date of November 10, says the sayares had stolen ono of his horses, and that Indians were plenty along the road. .
 Early Sunday morning last, Indians made raid on Campbell < Bakers herd, on the Verde. and took three fine horses.
 Signal fires have been seen on Granite and other mountains in this vicinity, and the .upposition Is that the savagcs mean to give us s'.itS"
 Since placing the foregoing in type, rumor b,. reached town from Camp Verde, 10 the effect that large party of Indians had at- tackled Campbell S BuGam's flour train, kisi- ing one mana Mexican
 And. again, that party of prospsc'on from this place had been murdered oy the sav.ges. Hut, Jack Johnson, who came m from the Verde late Thussdsy night 'doaots the truthfulness of these reports, and an osher man says that the Prescott party E safe and will be here soon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
Thanksgiving Day.

c must not forget that President Grant ssiursd,y, the ssh inst, as a good day
 10 render thanks to the Creator for essings He has showcrcd upon them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

Messrs. Campbell S Baker have just brought from New Mexico ria the Thirty-ffth parallel route, 6s6 head of beef cattle; f fine Durham bulls and two heifsrs of same breed, which they purchased from Mir. Maxwell.
 Mir. Campbell also purchased for himself and Mir Buffum, 32, 900 pounds of four
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
THE INDEPENDENT

Associated Order s Crsek brains yuxariy known The Temperance Legion. in haG They that they hundreds tc,n ihe deep sataHafisa of ihsiE taking od if i' v-r- nss .s thing Bai fx that thing Nci",y wsai fold her eury Tauins anal si Feacc tHliy their isaRoer>~ GVcueys Bae GrasS Ws,sky the of all tls.r evils. II Is The of We like evil.--.SaH Frascisos Aers Letter.
 For sale ey W. T. HOOPER co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

Attention is directed to the several announce mcnis O. W. B. Heliinss X Co, in to-day's MINER
 The taking of Major Veil into full partnership will add greatly 10 the present popularity oi the firm.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

M. K Lerty, Henry wicbun and Peter Arnold, of the Verde, visited our town this week
 Mr. Arnold Is the gentleman whom a party Of Apachcs tried 10 kill, short time ago.
 J H. Bcllan, our present excellent shcrif, has been 10 the Verde affcr jurors.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
Religious Service.

euestcd To state that tue Rev. F.. A.
 hold divine service at the Court House n II o'clock 4. N. All are invited. !
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

: Grant has certainly carried 29 states
 Greeley carries the State of Kentucky. Missouri, Maryland, Gecrgis, Florida, Louis iana and Tennessee.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
Death of Robert Bell.

en, pioneer citizen of this county, ,k life, at Beaver Creek settlement, on [ of Thursday, the l4lh inst The dis carried him of Is said to have been
 good citizen and true man.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

The Wickenhurg and Prescott Toll Road is now fnished and open to travel, will be seen by the Company's advertisement in another column.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

Captain Vim. II. Brown, Fifth Cavalry, Acting Assistant Inspector General of this Department, started for Camp Apache several days ago, on s tour of inspcction.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

MT. B. Sexton, Of the vuturc Mining Compa- nv. Wickcnburg. and Rev. E. \. Rccdcr, of the NJ E. Church, North Ohio Conference, arrived here hy buck board, yesterday morning. MT K comes recommended by Bishop Simpson.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

Lieut.. J. c. Bourke, Third Cavalry, Aidc-de- Camp to General Crook was delighted upon his recent arrival here from the East. He is now in his elc,nent-on duty with his Commander. -~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

rumor to the effect that several persons ar rived here during tho week, from the diamond fields, with numerous precions stones, cur rent on our streets; but have been unable to find the men or the stones.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
Antelope Restaurant.

zor V iitehead has again opened the Antelope .ae .s sewIedgcis is sufficient TO enable us 'o aa'gra ,ss public that thc Antelope sa good i9.rs lace Tom wouldn't run any rcstasf- ss. gu.ass il was ( good one
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

Justo Flores Is making some beautiful! gold and silver ornaments
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

n, fioI days are approaching, when trade will se il.sk: md having space to spare in the MINER, t.a len throughout the Territory win find h 'o .he'l vantage to all such space with adser- Elements
 Or ,fed friend, Tim Hawkins, has rented ie s-sias mt on Mossezuma street. near Tinkers leEs derA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

Since brick and granite burn like wooa' the question is, are there, can there be, any such thing as fire-proof building2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

J. C. Potts and wife started for their future home, ai Cerhai, Mohave County. Tuesday last Henry Herbert and Mir. McCafic1y accompanied them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

S. C. Miller X Bros. train arrived from Salt River Saturday last with 15,coO pounds of -four for W. B. Hellings X Co. 5000 pounds go io Bealc Springs for the Indian -four depot and - 900 pounds for Gideon Cornell for this mai ket
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
A Fire.

d II o'clock, on the night Of . fire was observed on Inc ranch ch, near Prescott, ard, on going q Behan and Deputy Sheriff L. ] other persons found the out and set 10 work to save what 2 cmployes on tbe place were p in the d~eIling-house.. The
 q calf and hog were burned up. bink that the fire WAS started by -.. that it was accidental.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

Major C. II. Veil and II. Hewitt, started south in Wednesdays blackboard; the former gentle man for East PhGEix, the latter. for Tucson.
 The Major intends to reside permanently at East Pbd'nix. MT. Hewitt expects 10 be back here by Christmas .L
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

We learn that the firm of C. P. Head ,S Co, have recently purchased 25,oo0 pounds of California -four from w. Richard tS Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
20 R - AL E.
AZTLAN LODGE No. IT, F.sA. \
LOOP, ARIZONA LODGE, NO. l.

seSS4s< R-g'fsRr Msetinss of thi. Is~ie~ vu We'd zH S<Ae D-~lay E~eusnrs. al Na>osie Hall N~z-
 ~-V<. tsrs sa the orJ-T. in gos-l standing. invited 10 attend CA LUXE V c. J.H. MADDEN S-4e.a-y
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

Mr. Gideon Cornell has contracted with W. B. HclIings & Go. for the delivery of l5O,oOO pounds Of first quality -four, for his store al this place.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

Mir. Ed Prentice came up here recently from Salt River, and is about to visit Pochc, Nevada
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

"Crit" Bryan's train campcd in the plaza Wed. ncsday night IL was from Ehrcnbcrg.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

'" iott, Nho recently engineered Grants na.l g7-von to snd fsop wtcksnburg, informs us 4 men re so scarce inkifkiand Valley that the
 7ysio go out and s5ack corn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

Ire weather, since last report, has been dry ard pleasant
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
rru Wickenburg.

urg, ibe oldest and best pioneer aEapai County, is in our town, c Court matters. Mir. Wicken- been honorcd with an election Of which body he will make SD .on, general superintendent Of s. arrived from the same place. Ii he is doing every thing possi- ng public, and we can iruthfully
 "surc shot on sending mails
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23

Major-General George G. Meade, died al Philadelphia, on the nigh, of the 9th instant. of pneumonia.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
New Brewery.

Ssasaa arg < Co. have men at work, building ns@ tsg ,sery, on Montcxuma street.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

An fe Bcsst freshest ssl bs-s n >IR rrErsRaToNs- Pt.s~des 0is Dyes aud Insssrafsss I.aesss Preach EKirsrs suI-. f"wa,T. sni t.-u~'iqn-s. oSs i< hsA si bR kENDALLS
 jaa.T rcs--T Drag ~tNse.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
POST OFFICE PRESCOTT. Arrivals and Departures of Ma;ls--Posta Rules-Money Orders 6c- &c.

Mall. srrive raa all ssAs Nogaiays and ThGrs1ay $. IbeIS.r1 Wednesday. and Saturdays.
 Os,se hear, frs,es q \ ~ N.
 Nosey Ur-fs ,-sscd eV-ry day sf the w~.k. exeeP; sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN. F. N.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
BORN.

In Prcscca, November is the wife of Ed F. Bowen, . daughter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
Co-PartnerShip Notice.

C. H. Vel is this day adsafted iaio the hrn oz W. K uenr. Co., with fu rarsner.hip interest so inclusr Fgnurinr nill Geoerai Merchandising, ksz<ssrs SaseEn neut Cmtcss and all issersss said Erm have ia the Trsfisory of ArDsa@- siveiy. ,,,s m = ac.r sxs.S
 Esa rhnnix. nsv. IS, l62 S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
NOTICE

PuRE COD LIVER or L. A, Dr KesaaIrs rsonees Drug sssrs-1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
PHENIX Livery, Sale q Feed Stable.

The usa-sigaei have constantly hard reuSy sf Hay and traia ef tAe he~s quality Ai-a large curral k ,h. sscsaw--issss ss oassasu and 0ev~umsss cssaas Teruss rcasOsaAhie.
 NoSIHoN s sTARAR nRos. leina rsegwsrssrs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
Water Rights For Sale.

fhs wsser Ssn shs-~ asrA~. e.a hs ssse=r~d ss ss. erSuTs~a Fssssse ss-i sf . ax sxF~.s..
 vsil sr thear hs Ca~A t-rss ,a .s,l r~-xA~s- eIs allowing prssr. wss have ossh ts f~s and shrx Aarvr<; in i<s5 make r<yssssa wu rrpa-r ait A-ssane~ Fs-ssese t0 w.Aisx --ss r.-~s>s
 wN a. HANCOCK IS~ain 4. T. As~si fs isss seau
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-23
Whipple Amateurs.

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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-10-16

e F Parker, for bridge over Hutton's
! Creek,
Jas A Wilson, for bridge repairs,
NJ Shockly, for bridge repairs over Sa-
W Mckcllar, bridge repairs near Moac-
c Corley, for road and bridge repairs,
John Sehnder, bridge near Jefferson
Smiths,
c / Nelson, bridge repairs over Cromor's
Gully, =.
l. brennan, for teams and plows on
highway,
il h.IS DISrsgnan, bridge repairs on Blacks
JohnrR rRauch hnian, removing distractions
from road,
D NJ Rodgers, lumber to repair bridge,
Jas II Woods, repairs ON Broadmouth
Bridge,
Jas .:,alnlet, repairs on Free Bridge,
T t;tii ! Hin, repairs on bridge at Milford's
Jas Woods, repairs on bridge ut Ervin's
|; Mills, ~ E
Freeman Basltin, repairs on bridge near
Burdett's Mills, I'D.
o S Turner, removing obstruction from
road,
s II Erwin, bridge over Hutton's Creek,
Thos Palmer, extra service on road,
r p Buch,nan, repairing bridge over
Coronaker,
j II Bramlet, repairing bridge on Turkey
Creek,
Jas McGaslan. repairing bridge over CAL
houn's Creek,
j L Bradley & Co; for bridge over Long
Cane Creeky
C l. Nelson, bridge repairs at Calhoun's
Mills.
W II Tagsart. bridge repairs.
G. y Cobb, removing distractions from
road,
r Z Buchanan. repairs on bridge.
r Ucnton, bridge over Ro, ky Geek,
i Corley, repairs on bridge.
Jas NJ Wright, removing obs.cuctions
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-10-16
SEPTEMBER.

Softly September falls again, -,
y eyes that wait! . hearts that yearn
In golden mists on all the plain :
In golden leaves, too quick to turn
But only do the mountain beech,
The maple and the yellow fern,
Add the flaming clumps ofssnpach,
That deep in. lonely: pastures burn,
AS yet, his silent presence learn.
Serene and still! o goNenrest -
That fallest on the years decline,
With me lower light-subdued, represt
= But rich as sunlight fallihg<througb
wine!
In this fair country of the West,
Thy reign is more than half divine;
Heaven and earth have their bridal
When such sepulchral mornings
Shine,r ., =. y ~
And on such afternoons as thine.
What spirit haunts the hills and wales
= And breathes DER oil the isles and
capes? ~.
What gives to each bright cloud that
sails,
Each summer light, such -softened
shapes?
This fragrant breath that now exhales-
From hills celestial it escapes,
Or is it the nectarine odor y ..
From bowers of purple forest grapes
From them the Olympian breath cs-
capes?
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-10-16
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