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"a polite. in Stint M.ry's county.
Mo are or y az e exercising or rnrsu-
in. any business. or hall lie io;nr any
BET or ling. Or shall bc in lie oocufa
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800, 33l, & 1913 Penn Avenue,
WASHING7ON, d. ca
NJ. II. BEAN, Prop iietor.
Rates Reduced to $3.50 Day.

Two keep rac" with the tunes, and meet
the wishes II the travrlin: pubic, the
Proprietor has decided to reduce the price OF
board and room II $3.50 per day. and. not
withs'an"ins the low price charged. he in.
.erds that toe House shall main tain the same
reputation for comfort and nestness, and .
good table. as heretofore.
1e5- This Eotel - within FIVE mirutss'
walk Of the Capital and principal Railroad
hepo's. and conveuientto the Government
Departments and Offices.
Stree, Cars to AL parts of The City and
Georgetown pass this house every fve min.
u;es.
Jan. 20, 1870 II.
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R. A. GOLDEN g. Bro.
C. Is 0 G L. r S
COMMISSION NE RCRiNTS
Washington ID. G.

4 RE happy 10 announce to the citizens
IA ofSt. MIry's county and its conti.ni-
ty that having at much expense provided
increased facilities for the accom- r'oda:ion
and storage OF goods and cattle sent to them
for sale on Commission. that thew are pre-
pared To of1arto those VIII. NAV en,rust
them aitn their patronage assurances that
their merchandise will receive the highest
market prices.
Ourclose communication with the wh,ryes
and our long establishment 10 the Grocery
business, caablc us to command better mi
ces for Country products than possessed b,
any Commission Merchant in the city
Remember the place.
X. A. GOLDEN + BRO.
Warehouses No. 81 AND: Sc
street South
W sshiuctop ID. c
June -. 1s6e-tf.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.
Editor Beacon-PieAse armour ceI PRANK
FoRr, ESQ. as . candidate for Clerk Of Cir
cut Court and oWg,
\ov ), .ssl. rarv rr;enis
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20
FoRWARD DING.

The undersigned informs the people of Waiapai b trct Prescott and intermediate points that he is prepae to receive and forward freight for the Interior at ble rates and in prompt manuer.
 WOOSTER M. HARDY Hardyville Arizona, Dee. l, 1871 deca
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20
GETTING WELL.

The persons who were wounded on New Years by the desperado Raglan, arc doing well. MARIUs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20
AGENTS FOR THE MINER.

The following named gentlemen authorized to receive all subscriptions advertisements presents testimonials etc. that may be rendered them for the MINER and to cept everything of value that may be given them account
 San Francisco-T. F. Fisher Rooms % & 9l Mer- chants Exchange California street c. s. Eaton, Music Dealer Montgomery street Thos Royce, No 30 (secOnd foor), Merchants Exchange; Jos Young, lIl6 Folsom street Bean & Co.,, fl0 Montgomery street.
 Los Angeles, Cdiifornia--Harrs and Jasoby, No. 2, Downey's Block, Main street.
 San Bernardind Californid-Wolf & Folks,
 Ne,o Fork City--W. Ferris Jewsler 30l West 22d street.
 1rizoud City-Schnieder, Greisson & Co. Ehrenberg-Hooper, Wm B. X Co, J. Goliwater X Bro. and A. Frank.
 Wickenburg-Barnett & Block and A. II. Peoples.
 HardyrUe-Jas. P. Bull and Wm. H. Hardy.
 Walidpai Mining Distric:-I. c. Weburn, Deputy Recorder
 Phenir-Jack. w. Swing and J. T. Alsap.
 Florence-Peter K. Brady aad w. c. Collngwood.
 Tucson-C II Ott, D A Bennett, J McCaffry.
 Military PoSts-D. P. Foster Camp Hualpai Geo. H. Kimbal, Camp Date Creek Richards X Co.,. Camp Verde.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20
The Atlantic G Pacific R. R.

The following, which we reproduce from tie columns of the Missouri Republican, is taken from the revised report of s. F. Hod- ges, one of the engineers of the Atlantic X Pacific Road, and describes the projected route westward from Venita, the present ter minus. It says:
 From St. Louis to Nenita, 364 miles. and on to the Creek lands in the Indian Territory the road bears due southwest; then it bears westwardly near the 35th parallel, and much of the way along the beautiful valley of the Canadian river, on the meridian of San Der nardno in Southern California: thence northward to San Francisco and southward to San Diego. The entire distance from here to San Francisco by this route, will not fall short of 5000 miles, and to San Diego about 2,650 miles. The road will cross the Arkan- sas near the mouth of the Red Fork of that stream thence up the Canadian, reaching the Rio Grande about % miles south of Albu- querque; thence on near new Fort Wingate. striking the Little Colorado near the mouth of the Rio Puereo. From there it will take the divide between the San Juan and Rio Gia. It will cross the Colorado near Fort Mohave; thence west to the summit of the Sierra Nevada, and from there northwest to San Francisco.
 The country through which it will pass is aamn.hy adapted to the construction of a nrs'-e'ass railroad and at moderate expense Nearly the entire route abounds in mineral resources and IS also unsurpassed in agricul- .uan .ms wealth. The climate is most salubrious
 s, ,d sro Sua n'ee danger need be ever apprehend-
 nn no~ snowTelockaaes on this route.
 ,,nr "e ,;, indians ohjectto the agent ofthe com. t~ary s ",'"s .a Tn tue Territory, it being con
 nroi.h,r tnesr laws; but this matter will y r,ad ., @ oe adjusted in short time The from s, S pTesen, T Is completed about 36t; miles yrn;,, | Wu. or about two miles beyond 'eh''a- Work Is being pushed ahead
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20

pr. J. H. LauderdaIe, U. $. A., and Col. c. irover, arrived in San Diego, recently, from
 ma.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20
FROM SOUTHERN ARIZONA.
or THE ARIZONA MIXER
TUcsos, January 8, 1872. -HE SCHOOL FUND.

THE sCbODL fLSD'
 The CitiseR says:
 The Territorial Board of Education met December 3l, and apPortioned the school money among the several counties on the basis of the school census returns, to wit: Pima has 503 children, and gets S695.23 :; Yuma has 364 children, and gets Sil9.66; !; Maricopa has 94 children, and gets Sl0s.3s !; Yavapai has 2ll children and gets S2i3.2o The total amount of school money paid int" the Treasury and apportioncd as above is Sl fG6.j5.
 THE SOUTHERN MINES.
 Accounts from the Pinal mines continue good and encouraging. Several of our citi- zens have, within the past fortnight, visited mines B miles south Of here. The result is, claims stsked off and work begun. Nothing has been heard of the party which left three weeks ago to prospect in the Huaehuca mountains. It is reported that several Mex jeans are at work abont B miles southward, and are confident that they have "struck 1t rich.' In short, the mining interest in South ern Arizona may be set down as decidedly encouraging.
 PUB, IC ROAD NEEDED.
 The citizens of Adamsvile have petitloned the Board of Supervisors for pubic road ! from Florence to Round Valley. The mat ter will be acted upon at their meeting on the 18th inst.
 ExECUTIvE APPOINTMENTS.
 Since my last letter, Governor Safford has made the following appointments Thomas IJ. Bidwell, to be Probate Judge for Yuma county, Cat Arizona City), vice Judge Brin- ley resigned; Monroe Thomson, to be com missioner of deeds for Arizona, to reside in Sam Francisco; Joseph B. Nones, same, to reside in New York City.
 THE SUPREME COURT Opens to-day. Judge Rcavis arrived from Arizona City by this mornings stage. The three Judges are all here. The cases of Wm. Gertrude, and the Indian Que-cha-ca, sen fenced to be hanged at Arizona City, for murder. have been appealed to this court.
 MILITARY NEWS.
 Paymaster Stanton arrived here last week, having paid off the troops at Mcdowell and Grant He came prepared to pay the boys only two months pay, ending October 3l, whereas they had four months pay due them on December 3l At first the soldiers rcfus- ed to sign the rolls for less than the whole amount due, but, finally, agreed to receive the two months pay. The troops should be paid off more regularly. It has been the rule in Arizona that they have had four months pay due them when they got but two.
 Major Mason, of the 2lst Infantry, is here, on his way to Camp Apache, to assume com mand. That post greatly needs an efficient head to it, and Mason is said to be just the man for the position.
 | LAWYERS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20
Administrators Notice. Estate of ABRAHAM BENNIEG, De

Notice is herciiy giyrs to the IitarS of e- sIr sons having claims agninst the esfatu Ui ming. deceased to present the same with .le pr vouchers. tO inc undersigned. Administrator bis of business at Prescott Navapai county Asizaus Ir tory, within year from the first publication of tas tice or the same will be forever barred and ali pen indebted to said estate, hereby requested to make mediate payment.
 GEO. C. CARY, Aitninisirais Presneft A. T., NOV. 4th A. ID. lefl. sm
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20

confidence in its virtues, equalled by ahy s1 medicine. It still makes the most eecuaI cures of CsI Colds, Consumption, that be made by medical stI Indeed the CHERRY PECToRAL has really robbed s1 dangerous diseases of their terrors to great extes given Feeling of immunity from their fatal effects Is well founded if the remedy be taken in season EH family should have it in their efose.-irv the rea6y prompt relief of its members. Sickness suffering even life IS saved by this timely protection The pr should not neglect t, aad the wise will not Keep you tor the protection it affords in sudden attacks aD fs timely sse.
 PREPARED BY Dr. J C AYER & CO, Lowell Mas
 Frdctiooi and 1nolytieaI Chemista And sold by Druggists all round the world. novl:Ss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20
Says the New York Tsa,...

says the New York Tsil..as. .A great acal oi needless acrimony has b..n aroused oy tne numerous press Comments os Mr. Vim cent covers report; but it has boon ap- parent from the first that ,h;s a~s.,,snt and well-meaning gentleman l.as no xsrs, ;uteIli- gent views on the subject which he assumes lo ettle,n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20
PRESCOTT.

D. HENDERSON & BRO., :.
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, Clothing, Dry-Goods, . Boots, Shoes, Hardware, TInware, Glassware, Crockery, Mining and Farming Tools, Paints, Glass,
 Oils, Putty, Stationery,
 Cutlery, Confectionery, Perfumery, Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Medicines, Children's
 Toys, Fireworks, &c. They particularly invite the special attention of Farmers to their AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS consisting of all kinds of
 Plous, Cultirators, Double Shocd Plows,
 Seed So,rers and WheelbaTows, Also of the trade to their
 Fine Stock of Liquors, All of which they will sell lower than any other traders
 Central Arizona. Give them u call, before purchasing elsewhere. ID. HENDERSON d BRO. Prescott August l3, 1870.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20
Shortest, Best and Safest Rout
 to Northern Arizona.

The Prescott and Mehave Toll Road has been grest, improved, aud s in good repair.
 An teams hauling freight from Los Angeles or San Br nardno to Northern Arizona will be changed but hah for the next six months after date. 4 tIs The whole road will be worked up to a hrst-clsss pa during the present summer.
 Toll ates will be established at the Burnt Ranch Williamson Valley and all parties will be expected toll as they pass through said gates
 VIM. II. HARDY, Propret9 Har,iyyille May I 1871. myl3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20

'e given the facts in connec, on aversion af the nata Cree diff, ew we leave tho rsasisr so ex-
 ana ae sbes cor
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of the Throat a nd Luu gs sud as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cousi Bronchitis, Asthma and Ctp.r r, mia

The few compositions si' have won the confidesc mankind and become bS' hold words among nd . one but many nations, q have extraordinary yrS Perhaps no one ever sesss So wide a reputation e rs, tained it so long as AH1 CHERRY PEcToRAL | been known to the pabbs| bout forty years, by a
 continued series of maw|
 LaI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20

Our facilities for purchasing and arrangements for sell ing fully completed, and offer TO THE TRADE, Full Stock of Merchandise in each department, prising all articles enquired for and ssbe throughout the Territory.
 We sell at small advances FOR CASH and positive that it is to the benefit of every Interior Merchant buy of asinstead of in San Francisco clsewhere-thereby avoiding the expenses and annoyances of long and tedious journey, and the loss of ree months time neces sary to receive their purchases enabling them their profits with the less capital invested.
 Orders by letter receive careful attention same as though the parties were themselves present.
 In word we GUARANTEE SUBTRACTION in prices quality, quantity and assortment of goods.
 Currency and Bullion received at latest San Francisco quotations sold for of owners as may be de- sired. VIM B. HOOPER, & co.
 Aiizona City, A. T.. Sept. list, 1870.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20
To the sMerchants, Traders & Station Keepers of Northern Arizona, Greeting: VIM. B. HOOPER & CO.,.
 Have Established WHOLESALE JOBBING HOUSE
VIM. B. HOOPER & co.
WHOLESALE JOBBING HOUSE
EHRENBERG, A. IT.,

Where they now offering TO THE TRADE large and magnificent stock of Staples in the various lines required by the merchants and traders throughout Arizona and selling less prices CASH than they be laid down there for by any having the facilities this house possesses which conss, of experienced resident partner in the New York and San Francisco markets where they BUY FOR CASH, IMPORTERS import their own stock direct and in large quantities Orders by filled with and attention and SAME PRICES as though the parties were themselves present.
 Being the contractors for the transportation of Govern men supplies from this point to all military posts and hay ing sufficient transportation CoSsTNTIY HAND furnish all post traders to better advantage and in less time than any other house. also forward any and all merchandise machinery other articles consigned to care.
 fy@ Highest price paid for Hides, Bullion, any ether marketable article produced in the country
 VIM B. HOOPER, & co. Ehrenberg, A: IT, August l5, 1871.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20

RIVER VIEW HOTEL, Ehrenberg, ,...........A AriZOna This hotel is pleasantly situated, the banks of the Colorado River the stage oico and directly opposite the Steamboat and Ferryboat Landings and the Propric tor prepared tC accommodate all who may favor him with their patronage.
 Good Fare, Clean Rooms And Comfortable Beds, at Moderate Prices.
 A CORRAL, Wherein animals will be fed and otherwise cared for ad- joins the Hotel.
 FERRY BOATS, Are kept constantly in readiness to convey animals and vehicles across the river The patronage of the public is solicited
 THOMAS GOODMAN, Proprietor. Ehrenberg Arizona. dec23'7l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-20
LAWYERS.

notice several strn"~ 1 town. j ?. IIarcravc, from Ppre,cstt i., arrived, to at- tend tac Supreme npa,t Judge Trcel Marshal Dickinson and other Pr.~co'. e~ are booking we'll
 sslil tT LARGE No arrest yet made of the mrgaerers of the Baker amly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
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Three Children Burned to Death.

From the Louisville CouGl"r-Journal.
y friglIiful accident occurred az
seymour. Ind. on the lnornin" of the
Fourth of Julv. The Germans OF
that city were preparing the German
hall for Il theatrical performance, anC
IN li"htin" up til" lamps one of them
tell from the ceiling. through the
'aTclcsSncs> Of the man who wa
i@hting the hall, and bur,,cd, the
ruai-oil running out and the flames
>prcadIng in every direction.
Immediately under the swinging
lamp group Of children were sitting.
nt"ntly watching tn" men arrange
The scenery of the hall. The lamp
irll in between them, the burning oil
IAN all over their clothes. and in Il
second they were cnvelopcd in flames.
CttrriuG fearful shricks. they ran
wildly through the hall and the by
>tandcrs were Mortified TO such an CX-
tent that il was some time before
onizcd children. Three of the clil-
ircn, the little daughters of Mrs.
iIcuScrS, Mrs. C!ippicS. and Mrs.
Sampscs We're drcadfuily burned, and
after I'll" most intense suffering. death
came to their relief about seven
hours after the accident.
1t is stated that Norris, the man
who caused the accident. was drunk
III the time. lie also was seriously
burned. but h.s injuries will not
likely prove fatal. The greatest cx.
citcmcnt prevailed at the time and
the citizens were highly inccnscd at
Norris. and only his injuries saved
him from rough treatment. The sad
catastrophe east the deepest gloom
over the city. and the anguish ot the
parents of the victims is said to be
most distressing.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
LIVINGSTONE.

New YORK, July l5..--The llerald's
'ettcrs from Stanley, giving history
II thramcctimy with DIR. Livingstone,
md the lattcr's account of his explor-
,tion, say that the Chamric is tho
icad waters of the Nile. The stories
he Doctor tells Of the two countries
trough which the great river runs
read like fable. He tells of ivory
being so cheap and plentiful as to bo
used for do"r-posts, OF the skilful
manufacture of fine grass-cloth rival
ing that of India; ofa people nearly
white and extremely handsome, who,
ne supposcs to be descendants of an
mcicnt Egyptian; of copper mines at
Nataaga which have been worked tor
igcs, and of n dociic and friendly
people. DR.. Livingstone and Stanley
Explored the head ofLake Tangouye.
IA and returned to Ujiji, where they
'pcEt Christmas of 1871. Stanley
says he found Livingstone in very
destitute condition, robbed and des-
poilch by his men. lie looks to be
'nly about fifty. and quite hale and
icarty. In March, 1872, he began to
organize an expedition to explore q
Few doubtful points, which lie thinks
will take about eighteen months,
when he will return to England.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
1 Learned Jutgf.

An >rkanaaS .iTi@" had his law
office rln~r To Il certain doctors in
fact. they w"r" separated ny only
y blank PARTITION with Il door in il.
The iuIgr was AT hi, table. busy With
hi- briefs ami bills in chamrcry. Tho
doctor was writing letter. and
pau~ir~ at the word economical.
called ont:
"Jnd-r. isn't c-l-u-i the way to
-prll rquiu"mica!:"
"ir-. | think 1t i. said the judge
"but here's WrbStrr's dictionary |
can soon tell" He opened the book
and turned over the leaves, rcpeatinr
aloud. Observation-Disclosures
Finding the proper place. he ran
his eye and finger up and down tn,
column tw" or three times. until h,
was thoroughly satisfied that tho
word in question was not there
Closing til" book with n slam. tn,
judge laid his specs on the table and
rising slowly, broke forth:
"Weli, sir. I have always been
Daniel Webster man, and voted 70,
him for President but any man tina
will write rs big dictionary as this
and not put as common n word n
'equinomicar in it. can't get my vot
for anything hereafter"