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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-01

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-01
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Hotels, Saloons and Families desiring
ICE during the coming season win please
leave their orders for same ut Shoya {.
Bank Rate viii be to Hotels, Saloons
and Others who take in large quantities
Twenty-Five cents yer 100 pounds. Fami-
les daily delivery of twenty pounds -
cents weeG GEO. l. WRIGHT
MASITOwoS- Aurl II, 1871
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-01
CONGRESSIONAL.

We publish il Tins issue, the call for q
Congressional convention fJg this district
10 be held at Shclov@an ON the 9th day of
August, and, if ShcboySan should pat in
u c, ndidatc, all the counties in the district
would haze Il first choice, While some woalI
have two. Our county Will present the
name of Hon. Jos. Villas, Dodge will pre-
sent Hon Sat. Clark, Fond ia Lac will
present the names al Gen. L. s. Bragg
2rd Hon. 4. c. Eldrid-a. the present IN
cumDent.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-01

ez Boston il,rstiser copies the fol
4; ino!rnt Which occurred nj an inter
with Mr. Greeley:
:. bo9h;;lo introduced Mr.. Chcvcr, Of
Mexico. Mr. Grccicy, who was ae-
.>n,ted with the gentleman, said: .'Cha
isn't il, not Cleycr ?" aud Chavez !.
ID EFT 70 he
no iircrtisT sucgrs AZ this instance 81
aoTy,-fo-sc,tins that Mr.. Greeley re,
fnSegol ,ae maE though he had never re
= . horse, house, a rup, q cottage,
" laeAaee Of money from him. Tht
s .tysr knaws how suggestive saa,
rs- -. ,',r. .rlye cyrn te recall sucl
"uT' iiytr &. 'cll. G-ia
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-01

IT is q very Gem nen practice now days
for persons travelling hy cars or water
when there are Il nnsihcr together to col
Ice; thc votes, TO see how Greeley or Grant
would stand. One Of thcso little occur
rca'es tonk Place aboard the 81. Sheluy-
gan last Monday afternoon, while She was
e. her way to Milwaukee. As may lie cx-
pcctcl it resulted as usual. There were
3 votes cast-21 for Greeley, II for
Gr.ut.-Raeine frgss, July ..
Hon. Austin Blair, Governor IF Nirhi-
s.f'. cna"r>,.s Greeley and will stump that
, SAKE Tor Ism ,.4ri.. tie campaign
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-01
orYa Your Clubs.

The Nord ITcstcn ofto-day will contain
the following sensible article in reference
the Organization Of Greeley Campaign
Clubs:
ORCANIZ,TIoN.-If the Democrats ami
Liberals wish to elect their candidates, il
Is time they should organize. Greeley
Clubs ought to be formed in every county,
in every town.
We think it proper for the Liberals to
put the ball in motion. They, not the
Democrats, should properly circulate the
call for the formation Of such clubs VIII
tie Liberals II our county go to work ? 1t
is high time.
Commence, gentlemen, Organization,
labor hard, well directed labor from now
till election day will secure success
En-. BoDcHERpT, who used to edit the
Mauitowoc TyiLuRc, before the Deacon
got old and childish enough to think he
could 10 it, and who row edits the Sparta
YliJHae nr Tenn, in the interest Of Gree
ley and Brown, shows his convictions of
what freedom Las done for the moral Gle
walton Of the darkcys. b. the following in
his issue Of July 10th, to wit:
tie darkcys have instituted Preparations to
have - MAJ dan tcrlcb raliou on tie tn o. August
Loca up Jour shGEs houses, white io.ks."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-01

Two snail boats driftc1 over Niagara
Falls on friday-one containing boy and
girl, children Of Mr.. Lessor; the other a
fisherman named Barney, and an unknown
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
0he e@ Miaer.
Prescott, Arizona.
Men and Things.

r rlarrnoy, of Williamson Valley, called on us ...,.,ir s1d said crops down there were growing finely
 u-v, -hards has gone to New Mexico, to ,.vg--sr Mr.R.is q good-naiured gentleman, aof1 gse can recommend.
 Cu.a nber, Messrs Lambertson and other .,.,,aa. gf Walnut Grove, called on us during ,s. ..ss. wben we learned that wheat, barley, .--- se were looking fue. The peach crop ell. nd, se large; some night proving insects Rave been .utting oG the young apples. Grapes prOmise ~eli'
 rr-s Henry, P. Smith and others brough. good ,,,rr.s rom Peoples Valley.
 Willard Rice. of woolsey Valley. hs. very rich Copper mine, from which he thinks It will p.7 b.m to ship the ore to San Francisco.
 y.ies mold arrived from the Verde country s.-.ng the week aud left again with his family He .aiormcd us that the crops were looking we'll.
 C. lomas and Alex. Harris, of woolsey y.lev. were in town and profcsscd to believe tt-, had show for crop of corn on their dry -ssch
 t. d. Hnssey, Of Miller & Husscy, who has just r,L1rued rom Camp Hualpai. says tine farmers were ,c-liug good out that way.
 yanes rant, mail contractor, ieft for Wicken- elrg by Wednesdays blackboard Before lcav- lsg hc ssured Us that he would soon have to change .be time of arrival and departure of mails T. Prescott, whicL news did not sit we'll upon us. as ty thr new arrangement, the last mail of the vc-A vH arrive here Friday night, after the -.H H,<Fa anH ady by nzil. next morning This will be bad, but Mir. Grant has been running in and out ahead of time sni s nov disposed to take . course that will best agree with his purse.
 Soal Eaierick has returned to Phenix, from Wicssulurg.
 Dr. A A. Mix, of Arizona City, will pay Gen. sral Arizona . visit soon, and we shall be pleased 20 sec aim.
 Judge ,ward has our thanks for those beauti- fsl eoqucJs, from the neat garden of Mr. & Mrs. dI Brooks.
 Dr. J II. Pierson, of wickenburg, who devotes bis,ii.e snd attention to Grants stage lines. and TO risaiug improved poultry, has placed us under obligations for free pass over the stage lines. CapiEin MeGregor. Licu,enants Bourke and Rcss, Sir. Moore. Master of Transportation, and air Crook, nephew of the General, arrived here s lcs days ago, from Tucson. Mir. Moore, who ca,led upon us Thursday said the weather, below, very not.
 General Crook got back from BesIe Springs . fcv days 70.
 l. Enit, who accompanied the General, has in- ftrued us that most all the Wallapsi Indians in tha fifxsos itp rived at Camp Beaie Springs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Indigus nt.

We have heard said, au.Ius the week. that . ~oman--a servant giri-was, for some reason, marched out of Fort Whlpple, before some sol. ders, who carried their arms at "charge bayo- nets." We do not know whether the story is true or false If true We should say that the cir. cnmstauccs that led to the performance of SO ''chiva!rous" : proceeding, on the part of mil. liary officer ofiiccrs must have been of 6 very affecting, if not dangerous nature The story is, however, abroad we have heard citizens talk in very plain, bitter terms, about it, and not having had the time to sitt the matter, by going down to Whipple, we think il would be well for the per- tor persons), whose honor is at stake to clear his or their skirts of 50 unmanly crime as that of subecting woman to . march before naked bsyouets.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
The Weather. Etc.

Since our last the days have been warm; nights cool and refreshing Tuesday last, we had fine shower Of rain. The mercury has stood at be tween 90 and a5. At times the sky has been very cloudy, and lightning has flashed.
 The rain record published last week, goes tc show that more rain fell during the summer ol 1870 than in those of 1867. 8, 9or '7l, which upon reflection, we know to be mistake, as al who have lived here through those years. wiI recellect that the summers Of Isf5-67 and wer, much wetter than those of '69-'70 and '71 Tn, summer of is6t; was, we think, the wetiest sum mer ever experienced by whites in this part O the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
From Camp Hualpai.

Our correspondent at this place sends us the following good news, under date of June l2: To tke Editor of the Ari-ona Miner:
 To-day Captain J. W. Mason, Fihh Cavalry, with Lieutenant F. Michler and forty men ol Company K, Fiith Cavalry, D. O'Leary and some four or five other citizens whose names was un' fortunately unable to learn, Jeff us for Mount Hope, some twenty-five or thirty miles from here where they will be joined by about thirty Walla pal Indiaus, and from there make an extended scout through tho Indian country.
 Indian sign is plentiful around this post and we expect daily to hear of some deprcdations be- ,ng committed by these children of Hell.
 The crops are looking splendidly, and there if every hope of a boun,eous harvest We car have few showers once in while, and 1T oui Red Friends don't take it into their heads to murder the farmers. SEArEH skRiIAs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
New Colony.

Despite the efforts of savage Indians and their white allies to retard the settlement, development and progress of our new Territory. the white stock is increasing all over its broad bosom, and will continue to increase and flourish.
 Thursday last, we received call from Alva Smith, an old resident of Prescott who len here in 1868, and has, until short time ago, resided in Colorado Territory, where, be says, whites are plenty and Indians scarce.
 Mir. Smith, and Is other cnterprising American citizens have just come through in wagons and on horseback from Colorado, and settled at the base of San Francisco mountain, about 6 miles north from Prescott, on the line of the proposed s5th Parallel or Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, in &c., are plenty and good
 With them, is a young physician, Dr. J. Ander- son.
 Mr. Todd will return soon to Colorado, 10 bring his family and saw mill to his new home.
 A. II. Henderson, q surveyor, is now at work laying of farms.
 Professor J. ". Glass is collecting specimens for museum in Denver. Already, the party has planted corn, potatoes, &c., and better satisfied lot of men cannot be found.
 Mir Smith says others are coming on behind from Colorado, Montana and elsewhere, with minds made up to stay in Arizona. We, of course, extend the right hand of welcome 10 all who may come here, and feel rejoiced to know that hundreds are coming to share with us the peace and other good things population and railroads will bring this, up to the present, war ridden. Government snubbed Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Soldiers Coming.

The Humboldt (Nevada) Register, of May 25, says:
 "Company "I," 23d Infantry, arrived here last Monday from Camp Harney, Oregon en route to Arizona, Uia San Francisco. The company is commanded by Mayor J. M. Ran. dall. Lieutenants Manning and Dodge also being with the company. They left by rail for San Francisco, immediately upon their arrival Company B." of the same regi ment is expected to arrive here at an ea,ly date, e, route for the same destination. This company has been on duty for some years past, at Camp Warner, Oregon. The officers are Captain James Hardin; First Lieutenant J. F. Fnpst. The 23d Infantry has been re. lieved from this department by the 2lst In fantry, but all the companies of the latter regiment have not yet arrived. Company A, Il 21st Regiment, arrived in Winnemucca last Thursday, on their way to Camp Har- ney. Other companies will arrive in few days. The 23d is General Crooks Regiment and has seen much service under him in this department. The "hoys in blue" go their pile on Crook, and if the Government will let him have his own way, peace will soon be restored in that distracted Territory"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Albuauerque Blackboard.

IT 7ss n Tuesday last that Doc Tompkins,- Ehe ever jovial Toinpkins, with P,-discovered al idle mule, which he immediately caught, clothed n harness, and hitching it to the running g,ar of n old vehicle, upon which was pl'ced a dry goods box, Tompkins sud Ruth, driver of the Wiykgnblrg blackboard. beaded for the Postofiice, A very unsatisfactory rate of speed, singing out, ever and anon, that the Albuquerque mail had "ariy," md that new era had dawncd, upon the rs-,r ieh animal was, prcsious thereto, pret- 5y wei, T for eras
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Death of J. Shanks.

Dead sure Death has taken another pioneer cit izen of Prescott A. J. shanks, who came here, from California, with the Willing party. in the summer of 1864, succumbed to disease on The af terpoon of Friday, June 7th, despite the best ef- forts of an abe physician aud the kindest offices of devoted friends.
 Deceased was well and favorably known throughout this Territory aud California He was native of Kentucky, aged fl years. His funeral took place Saturday last, when sad friends followed his mortal remains to the grave.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15

The average wages paid per day to mechan- ics in Austria is $l; in England, l.25; in Prussia, 75 cents; in France. sl.10; in Bel gium, Norway and Sweden, GO cents; Italy and Portugal, 40 cents. The difference in favor of skilled labor in this locality, where s to S is paid, ought to be satisiactory.- Denrer Tribune.
 And it would, did your mechanics not know that in Arizona they can make seven and eight dollars per day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Sound as a Dollar.

Postmaster Allen, Deputy Assessor Of Internal Revenue Swearingen md the driver of the Albu. querque buck board have been interviewed as to their politics, which are in high state of culti- vation for the next Administra ion. As soon as convenient, all other high and mighty oficc-hold- CTS residing in this vicinity, will have to submit their political pulse and bumps to very wicked investigation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15

George Tyng, Sheriff of Yuma County, A.
 Frank and J. Nj. Bryan arrived here recently. Dr. Jones and the Goldwater Bros. ieft for Fhr
 enberg yesterday. Colonel H. A. Bigrlow and Thomas Cordis'
 U. s. Internal Reveu- officers start this morning
 for points in Mohave and Yuma Counties. They 70 ria Hardyyille.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
PRESCOTT.
Administrators Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance of order of the Probate Court of the county of Yavapai Territory of Arizona made the 2sh day of May s2 in the matter of Peter peo, deceased the undersigned Ad minsraor of said estate will sell at private sale and bids will be received at the office of Probate Judge will m sold at auction in of the Court House. in the town of Prescott Thursday June % leT2 all the right title interest and estate of the said intesa'e at the time d his death that the said estate has by operation of o,h. erwse other than in addition to that of the said ns'ae st the time of his death in and that certain piece parcel tract of land lying and being in the county of Yavapai and described follows to wit One hundred and sixty arres of land lying in Kirkland Valley and bounded as soows On the north and west iy F. McAteer and on the south and by Government land Said land will be sold to the highest bidder iR cash
 F. McATEER, Administrator. Prescott May 2s 1872
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Freight Trains.

Dagucrre's freight train-sIx wagons and teams, arrived here recently from Salt River. It brought grain and -four for the several military posts, and will start back, soon, with lumber for w. B. Hell lngs 6 Co, in whose employ it is.
 The train of pr. W. ". Jones has gone down to East Phenix with lumber for the above-named firm. It will return here with four.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Sabbath School Celebration.

The sixth Anniversary of the Prescott Sab, hath SChool was celebrated in a becoming manner sunday lasi h the Ceurt-Toom. We were not
 but learn that the exercises gave great on io thsse Of onr citizcas who witnessed ahem. Wish soine persoa vito Is thoroughly posted on ;he school and it's last celebration wouid give the readers Of tbo MINER an account of both
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
The Wickedest Ten Cat.

We signallzed The nomination of the good 1Feeiey by killing the meanest Tom Cas thai ever sie'atea back on the soil of America. The old ooss had killed more innocent kittens than we sou'o eoas' in several minutes, and had not our s0s'y Tias put sn end to tis career, be might Ns'v eoae to killing Indians, and hy So doing, ,.0seo iae Administration 10 send out anotheE feaee Commissioner.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Another Man Shot by Indians,

Adam Reisback, of Burned Ranch, four miles from Prescott. was brought to town yesterday afternoon, and taken to the Hospital at Fort Wbipple for treatment for dangerous wounds in- ficted by Indians Thursday evening.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
More Freight.

Four ms teiezgiug 10 s. c. Miller & Bro., arrived ir,m Ehrerberg Thursday last, and uR, lcadca ir sht far Government and some citizens af PFcsrot. The Szaiu was commanded by Will ford Riley who has fought his way on the Arizona line aimee 1868.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Pennsylvania.

The Democrats are almost certain of carry ing Pennsylvania at the coming election,
 owing to dissatisfaction with Hartrauft-rhe
 Re epubican nominee for Governor-Ex-Sen-
 ator Buckalcw is the Democratic standard bearer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Horse Flies.

horse ay-the first seen by us this season. E$ captured by L. B. Jewell, Thursday last Frosa setil tise setting in of the rainy season sse timheT will swarm with them, and woe befy tte hor5e hat has to take their bills, presented
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
St. George.

A s'brother'' of the editor of the Salt Lake City Nens arrived there recently from St. George, and reports everything in Southern Utah prosperous. The Colorado River placer mines were little too sandy to be profitable.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Forbid 1t.

Postmaster Clarke, of Los Angeles, Cali fornia, is threatened with removal, by the hungry followers of Aaron A. Sargent Clarke has made an excellent P. M., and ought to be retained.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15

J. H. Beadle, correspondent of the Cincin- natl Commercial, will soon be in Prescott, having left Albuquerque, New Mexico, some time since. to sec and write about the coun- try bordering the line of the 35th Parallel Railroad. Mr. B. is said to be very good writer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Strikers.

A New York despatch of May 2S says that 49, 900 workmen were then on a strike, with fair prospects for carrying points. All was quiet t.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
District Court.

The D strict Court, for the Third Judicial Dis e~Ili, a H bc convened at this place, on Monday Ee,t when His Honor, Judge Tweed. will pro- .eesd can the legal slate, which, we learn, Is r0I 94. Jrrcd with cases.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
D. Henderson & Bro.

By invitation, VIC recently went through the fire nroof store and cellar oi D. Henderson q Bro, who, VIC firmly believe lave me isfscs. stock of goods of every deserpion' 10 DC Iounu in any store-house iu Central Arizona. 10 De brief the Henderson brothers lave everything and good deal of it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Washington Territory.

Judge McFadiin has received the Demo- cratic nomination for Delegate to Congress from the above named Territory. Mir. Gar fielde is now in the position.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
More Goods for Phenix.

fharir, Marlcopa county, wih coon Cf 1t Is mot s.rgsdyl bc well supplied with goods and farming implements In addition 10 the goods re- ocn''y dipped there from Wickenbarg and other points .u this Territory, D. Henderson & Bro-, of ;his lace shipped. hy Jones train Sunday last, a ici oi blows, tobaccos, &c., which thcy propose sU trade for grain.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Scarcity of Flour.

Flour Is very scarce in Prescott, just now, ou C. H. Veil assures us that he svill soon have mor' than enough 10 snpply the dernand. It Is comin1 rom the mills of HelIings & G., Salt Rivsf- tralu. with a0,oOo lrs s expec.ed so arrive abop' Thursday next.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Vegetables.

Lettuce, radishes and onions are plenty and cheap n Prescott.
 The Lindsey Bros, Peter Broisard, Judge Brooks and others will soon have green corn and new potatoes. The L. Bros have already sold green
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention, Odd Fellows.

The members of Arizona Lodge. No. I. l. O. O. F., arc respectfully requested 10 be present next Wednesday evening June 18th business of importance will cone before the Lodge which every member of t.
 D. HENDERSON, N. G.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Administrators Sale. Estate of ROBERT I.ANsDoN, Deceased

Notice Is hereby given that the Adminsrascr for hs above nared estate will sei public auction in wcken bSrg csunsy of Ysva,ai. Territgy of Arzsua on Mon day July lst 1872 all the real of said deceased to wits One building in Bcck No. 2 occupied by Bsdt ( Goldwafer; one building n Block No 2, adjoining Man nasse bo,,se the south side uf Hassayampa directly opposite wicksnburg Said property will be sol, to the highest bidder fur cash.
 w.K. FERRIS. Admiuissrasor Prescott June & le72
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
c. P. Head & Go.

This firm has a fine stock of goods of every de. scripton which they selling very cheap. Owing to the absence of Col Head and the arrIva of their goods Mfr Marks the junior partner has not had time to make up Advertisement but he wishes to the people thu, his firm motto s to sell cheap
 June 6, le72, -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
Prospectors Coming.

The Albuquerque (N. M.) Revier, of re- cent date. notes the arrival of many Cobra dans in it's city, who were prospecting in this direction.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-15
AGENTS FOR THE MINER.

Saa Fraacisco-L P. rssher Roous % < q Hsr. chanfs Exchange. CalifSrnis street EsFoa. Nu-s Dealer, Montgomery street; Thos BaySs No 9o fseas4 hoorl Merchants Sxchangs; ios YouaE lie fslsSnz street Bean < Go. tlo Montgomery s,iaes Los Ansetss-Harrss and Jacoey, No, 2 povasY's Block Main street.
 San Bersardiao-wolf Folks, E.w rsrk o'y-w. Ferris Jswssr. soi wss - s,rset.
 ARIZONA. Arizona csty-Schniesler. Greirson Co. EArsnbsrg-Hooper. wm. B. Co, J. Goidvsts c Bro and A. Frank.
 Wieksnbrs-B&rne,t & Block ano A. II. PsepssA Rardyriiie-Jas. P. Bull and wm N. Hardy waIiopai Aiaise Distrie:-L C. wslburs, W. q. naA PAgnis-E Irvine & Co, and J. T. Alsar. Essf PhaRir-w. E. Heliugs X Go. Flerenes-Peter R. Brady and W. c. Coiiingweed Neson-C H Ou D Bennett. McCacsy. Kihtary Posfs--D F Foster. Camp HnslpaiI Gee. Kimhai: Camp Date Greek; C. P. Head. Camp vsrts J. A. TOmlinson, Camp Mcdowell