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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
Personal. Etc.


 Dr. H. Bendell, Superintendent of Indian AT fairs. and Col Jas. N. Barney, of the mercantile frm of Win. E. Hooper & Co.,. are now in ths vicinity, they having arrived here recently. Tbe Doctor Is looking well after his trip East. Col. Barney is said to be one of the best business men on this coast. lIccomes here to recruit his health, wbich Is poor, owing to hard summers work at Arizona City and Fhrenberg. We are pleased so see both gentlemen among us.
 Aessrs. c. A. Luke and John 2aible have been visiting Chino Valley, and say that the fFest just kissed some of the corn on Mir. Banghart's ranch. Barley vas being ihreshod out, and load will arrive lo-Borrcw for Levi BashfoFd. who has agreed to pay scycn cents pound for it
 Ed Peck has arrived irom Phoenix. Salt Rlvfr, and says the diamond fwore Is great down that way party atled out by Harpending X Co, had passed through, cn their way 70 where the diamonds are or ought to be. Jos Fugett iS com ing this way at the head Of a party of diamond kunters.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
MEXICO.

Tbe revolutionists of 'our sister Republic are not satisfied with the new Government snd new order of things. Nc; even the late decree of amnesty failed to soothe their la1y breasts. They are still plotting treason, and pronouncing sentence of death upon the new President-L Lerdo de Tejada. Even Pesquiera, Governor of Sonora, has an itching for the Presidency, and should be commence scratch ing for it, Sonora, Sinaloa, Lower California and other '-independen. Mexican sovereign. tiesn will follow his fortunes to the capital of Mexico, or into new nation, to be created out of Northern Mexico.
 Go it, Pesquiera; and may the deuce take all worthless brawlers who will never give poor Mexico a chance to enjoy stable Gov ernment, peace and prosperity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
Trouble Brewing.

The Comanehcs and other natural born red robbers and iuurderers have, for years past, made it their business to steal horses and cat tie from Texas, many Of which have been sold Co citizens Of New Mexico. Squads of Texans arc now iB New Mexico. retakiRg tbsir animals; tbis, the trsiess for stolen stock do no; ike, and they are talking of opposing the Texans with force. Hut, they had better not add the crime of murder to those already committed by then s partners of rohbing Indians. A eiEiiixcd man who VII trade arms, ammunition, whisky, ctr, te a red savage, ought not 10 be allowed life and liberty anywhere on the Borders.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
Army News.

CsaLa Wn II. Brown, Fifth Cavalry. Acting ssssssaal Inspector. Department of Arizona, has vntnes hsre from the Colorado, where he per rnss scus ierabse labor.
 aeri apoH the new quarters aud commissary
 iing a Fort WhiPple, Is progressing
 aeaeis Hew adobc post traders establish a4at ss n9s complete in almost every particular, s8a a q 8 ut doaht. the neatesi, most complete sfass.hr of the kind In the Territory.
 sa0r !. Dana, Chief Quartermaster of the a lsiat has had men a; work. this week, ix-
 sbs roA8 to the saw-miil, which was badly s.sl sT i8s -eccut rains.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
Fruit.

sl galeloz, of Wlekenburg, has sent us some
 ilige aud fine grapes, sample of those aart by bin, this year, on bis rancho. Among asa were few punches of smaller grape, of a ase k8or. One bunch of tue large grapes saghad sne pound.
 ssa Wilson. Of the same place. has sent us ss9F atseE 8g-st9ne peaches, which disappeared after eaiering the office
 Ae tssaz those friends who are entitled to g iog tteir timely aud successful efforts as sfsst in this Apache cursed land, and for fs 70 zeaeFoas witB IL.
 V bsSgs brought some wild grapes from Lcf agaa Fra, the flavor Of which vas asetht
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
Losses at Sea.

The steamer Bisssais aias burned at ses. on the morning of August ls, vh'Ie going from New York to AsPinwsa, Her crew aud passengers escaped iu boats
 X New York despatch dated August 5oth. giveS particulars of shs sinkiagef the steam e Hs'is, of Watch IIill Of lsa passengers ard crew only half wers saved. The sbip coisb3sd with schoossr.
 Steamship kspa3a wss burned at ruoafh of Tasne- River, New Eagiand, recently. Car go total loss
 The Sarrags@ysl eoliidsd usth . schooner or sse sams coast.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14

From Williamson Valley.
WILlAmsoN YAILrr. sept. q Is

WILLIAMSON VALET, Sept f, 1872.
 To fae Editor of tae Arizona Miner:
 There is not settlement in this Territory so advantagsousy situated for convenient market, as Williamson Valley; vet there Is but little pro- duce raised, owing 10 the fact that it Is natural meadow, requiring no labor to produce an annual crop, which, by the way, Is easy mode of making living; and oIe the owners are 10th To abandon for more active tlllng Of the soil, even n it should be more lucrative But, fortunately, or unfortunately, as they may choose to think, this easy way Of making living Is fast receding from their grasp, and without some timely etfOrt on their part, will soon be numbered with tue past Tue continual cutting oi this wild grass from year 10 year, without chance for renewal from seed, is having disastrous effect upon the quantity and quality of hay produced. In order to understand the rapid decrease we will take from the year lS9O, when there were 600 tons of hay cut in 1871 there were 900 tons this year there will not be over 7o0 tons. 5y taking the en- tire available crop. So y0a see. without some thing is done to reclaim ii, it will soon become worthless as A meadow. There has not been a year since have lived here, that the greater DOT ton of this valley, if properly planted and cult- vated, would not yield thirty bushels Of corn per acre. Whereas, now, b9t t60 acres planted which will yield thirty bushels per acre-in all, S00 bushels, or 2cs, 800 lbs. Counting this Co be worth Ave cents per pouBd twbich Is below the Government contract pricc), h will bring Si3 40 Compare this with 70O tons Of hay, taken from 600 acresl at sS per ton, (the price the Govern rent contractor Is now ofieringl, we have S5bcO, Lot bringing half the amount taken from the lG0 acres of corn. Now. these are not imaginary figures, but facts which our rauehmen will do do we'll to bear in mind. The natural product iveness of this soil vas practically demonstrated this summer, by experimenting on e small scale with wheat, Oats and barley; aud we are led 10 believe that this valley be made to produce, annually, large quantities Of small grain.
 short time since, party Of soldiers, with team, on the way from Fort Whipple to Camp Huaipsi, were fired on by party of Indians ly ing in ambush, near the divide. Several bullets passed through the wagon bed, and one mule was wounded. By the jadlcious Of the blaeksnake they were soon ont of reach Of their would be mnrderers, without any serious damage being done SENECA,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
Livingstone---Stanley.

While many papers ard people doubt that Stanley has been to Africa, and found Liv- ingstone, Queen Victoria must be satisfied of the truth of all these matters, as she has re- gently presented the redoubtable Stanley with gold snuff box and letter of thanks, for having banned the long lost pilgrim out of the jungle of Africa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
Freight Trains.

osborue's train arrived here recently from Salt River with grain.
 Barnett d Blocks train is delivering grain raised Iu salt River at Camp Hualp2i.
 Que of J. M. Bryan's trains got in Tuesday last. fr0m EhFenberg, sitb goods for D. Hender' sea 4 Bfes aud supplies for the military.
 Dagaerres train arfivs5 Thursday lsst, ffosa EhFenherg. wiia q large assortment of goods for .C. F. Head s& Co
 One of Miilss's trains came h Tharsday, from Sat River with grain and f0ar
 s,'verai sagoas heiosg4ng to Joan Dad and otAers, arc sos unloading.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
Diamond Seekers.

Bfsi .s lsspAtehed It's first party of diamond .sksis Mou!a, last Thcre were, we believe, .sse sigi oF niue persons in the party, prom. as. hssong whom were w Hutchinson, l. c. assasra, uoc Tompkins snd George Hogle. M Te pro idcd wIth riding and pack animals srrek cd aruis; plenty of provisions, etc. They sia ! le Colorado. but may extend tbeir serset .a FsH Defiance, which Is from Prescott, slaaeast ahout 200 miles. The MINER hopes ear n1eriHef of the party will return before elee-
 a. sfa a0re iban quart apiece Of precious aeftt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
No Sun-Strokes.

The people of S. f>oaiS New York, ssd otker Eastern eitses have of late been su.ssr. ing fron hsAs. and many eitissss have lost tbsir lives by sun-stroks.
 Eers ia Arirona, csse of sss-stroke bss never, to our knowisdgs, occurred: and we do not believe that perscn hss sver been killed ia this way. aithouga thsrs are pl.oes in the Tsrritogy wherr tbe heat from Old sol is bot enough so ecsk srgs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
Musical Programme.

Failo-iag is the programme ef the Sst iHfan- isy Band, for thss tsasasasyl evealng No. l. Tweasy ghira I=s4utry xSrrh. . Tha CbAee Foika---FSigeso. spEcrsien from tbs Opera AtlslA -- gsFss. a The Palermo QsAhrfise. I Ie .fSsrf s srhstsis.he, The Bsg Sun RAowsr.-
 Ras-ar1A
 ( Daes. fSota the 0p3ra Norma, Eira c
 Norma - Palma |" . Tae Peri 1alfssS -- Ty Aiaeyss \ GAlap. Jast once more ffsszasssssslfs'
 IoES LglBxss, Chlef Mssscise.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
Animals Stolen.

On the night of Septemberssi, Apache Mo have Indians stole Is head of animals from Cullings station, and 5 more from station farther on the rOad, towards Ehenberg.
 This we learn by note from A. O. Moves. who, with his family, had got that far on his way to California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
The Montana Election.

Tbs Virginia City M,aasaiaz of August :.s1.d, says that MAsiani. fDeuocratl had, a; thst date, s nsjoTity of 213 over Clarstf { glsspubsicsnl; yet, the La- Angeles Erprss., of recest date, claimed fhs election for Delegate 10 congrsss aa a Republican vsssorT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
More Houses Wanted.

Hassea Be said 10 be scarce in town, and some aag caplsalists ought to erect a score or more. aeq e 8hite have Isst completed ! comfort slls hoass near tae post office.
 has. ssy ls having aRothe- hease bnllt back sN Ee office
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
Kew Advertisements.

sasnloa directed to the following ncw ad. srsisefs Ets:
 Lssssstie Gift Concert.
 ssiz of l, usrboid furniture today (Saturdsy) fsseert sS Fiith Cavalry Sand, this tsGturday) sssaiags at- 3ashferd's Hall.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
From walnu. Grove.

kss tailumbeT arrived in town wednesday
 s .est, from Walnut Grove. He came a srl saw neither ipdisss nor slgn. Crops Esr losk veil
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
T.,na and Revsnas emeer,.

k EAsseaAa and Lesas, ss oar Lsss oncs, a ss husy wisa maps. eifssi&rs. sse. We W s. considerable lssd has sssa sold b ths ra ana gre promised sssssSnsss fes sssi  As c.rsss sas sszeaow. eur two pepslsf ssss gstsl.. Asse scea sEsy wtta tsosS snst- nc tiEae pzsA
 f-ss sa ,s. ras learn . grrst deal ~ Fs~suns
 s r @e1 ra
 - -r srs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
Shipment of Potatoes

ara eFtheiIner is about ts ship lsy wagesl. asfsr sf lrssh potatoes to Ar. Bor:cr's mlli and bear Ehrsnl,erg. Yums county
 s5sfcos are that this section sin have a egplss of msrphics, ibis year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
Coming Back Soon.

selvla, an oi-l FruscostiIe, who is SOW aosae of his childhood Ia Mercer ssRsyixaais. writes as to say that he < see AytEsna. as FcsnsyIvsais is tol tza Jeseph w1s wrii aad wlzAed tu oc ss lo frierds
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
LlR Miner.
Pre- scott, Arizona.
v eather--Prost--Crops.

.issh,5a- zst the days have been pretty warm {; .,. cod. Frost came very near being distilled .se uisht af inc 9th, but early morning showed s,,<s-oF 8ere on the heavy dew wLlch span. 5.4 ,-ass forn aud vegetables. The night of
 A ne tlth, was, at II o'clock, wheu we ,.e9 ssl.s cool, and it did not surprise us. .S-s anen we learned that frost had lsit it's "a 5st;l.r snd Ntut Valleys, and on Burned s faf r lnk God, it was a light frost and sst5a H aay damage; ai least, around Pres such another frost scared our farm tt, ht Of Tnesday, September 6; last ., a-os, d.l not come until about The last days A s4,,iers Of Willow Valley and Lower t-e. FF.s sra now eutting up corn. No more "a is looked for soon, and we hope none Will 4s- .,p..esi report gives reliable information - vsrisss ss.tiers of Interest:
 ,snmary of Winds and Weather for
 Month of August. r,.ssssfrbs
 .al.- -r.s.s of Thermometer al AM 2PM9FN s,-- iF.ri ri...............-..-f fg 4e 761S si.to wst ssis. .-----.--.---.----.. s82 I1sz 70
 Das Pasut -.--.., s37l 7loo 73so- a.a d R aaam thsrn0snetef, 3Jls
 sssAe 6 iHfhes. 625
 s-nbs: f Observations and Sam of Ppros.
 TSE sE s sw W NV ,.GgSoIT z5TY ISofF .xoI SoIT No so ' asEeiIiI aIs 22 g i9 so : q Io sssssss slsuainsss asa. No. day. of rain. IS. .s.s ias ria that has been measured. there - ,lsxss aa dd aos ts. n sufficient quantity. al the a@- W B sraox Hospital Steward.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14

Pieces of coal t.Ignitel are nos to hs seen al s,,sa.t every hosse iu town. Thl. eoss wss s,o,sbt l,..e from ts. Lltsie Colorado by Nessrs Pters- Leonard aad Gardner. II has been tried hy ulscheiss ssscssniths who pronounce It the . Isst he
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Justice in s.Ssw Field.

Oar Board of Supervisors have appointed gusfice of the Peace for ihs thriving settlement whieh Mir. AnlIIgas has established on brsuch of the I.istle Colorado river.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
I0,o.F.. ARIZONA LODGE, NO. 1.

,eS.ss RsgulAS Ns-ting. .s tAi. I<.sgs % Wed sH<yrSf nesdsy EvsHiRks, ai Ma.snie Han. Mem
 b~rs af he oriss iH good siassllas Ar- invited 'o Aiiead. c. A LIKE. \ C. J II. MADDEN. Secretary.
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Destructive Storm.
The San Kerr

The San Bsrnaraino fCaiifarnia) GsasrSlsa ef ksrus iss. contains as aoccars Of .sa- igt sfot,s which recently passed over its e -far grcs, ds-,r0ctioa of property
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
Gunsrnithlng.

sa,oua baafers and others have ke.a ear t,sfFy busy the past two weeks, arisg SD ptNgts, ete., so ss to hare them Q. N. As ts q ttl from the saSAxex.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
Very ouick Trip.

sad another Psrson arrived here fsss. sTs ast, "a buggy. rom Ps9Esr. saft 2, ~hieh place Is alssat is0 mics ffon sbieh als;&nae, Bes maAe. vstA sse hours. iscsss.Rx stappagrs-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All the nices freshest and bes n PREPARATIONS Posasdes oss Dyss and iRvigsrasors Labsa's Gsause French ExtrAe;s sozp. fSwdefs. and Cossasiqass ee bad at DR KENDALLs
 lausT79 pslnsef Drug Sturs
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Runaing Again.

9 ax back of Jaagv Flesrys acsss, sn de Of tsgsaisa Greek. which has hesa E sinter &aa sanfrsrr for asous tAsss S D ais rsnuiue oas essaF. cool water.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
NOTICE to CREDITORS.
 In the Matter of the Estate of JOSEPH RErNHARDT. Decd

Nasre hereby given sY fhs tsaisrsiensa Aanaisirs tos of ts hsnea sssfe to ths eress af sod sn persaas kas ss claims against sad deceased s eShhii the ilh he rscrHszry rnorhe-= within soe yeaf rom the Asss psbIaasisa af tha naes i the rzs-d st his place E buaiaea. Ia Minsra pAfk Hsaaxs eeaaty. A H WHITE. Adrniuls,rsiss. NiserAi Pn5a, Mshzxs esgsty. A. T., Aag-a l. is7z
 anaat
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Concert.

es rgrt to attend the Concert so ae sisea
 aa of the Fttk Cavalry, tAls tsatsrasgl
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NOTICE!

Ths taFsssrzain kssstsfes ssissszg hss~e~s f4ss H TiaksT s~4 Jss LeoaaF hss b~sa aissaisss D 1assa eaNnauf
 Al SeAss zs. ske is.s Es ~ Tiakss Ise.ar6 vtf h. sssi~rs.@ ey Geo H Tlzkes GEO H. TINKER
 JOHN LEONARD Fr-so~a. s- T. s~rse=hsz 1 ls72 s-ps4ss
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For County Recorder.

The undersigned respec;fiily hinseH As 90 nd-Fso4ent candidate ha ths oiss cf Caasiy isceri-r
 ED ". WELLS. Prescott Jaly s7. isS2
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Don't Write Them.

|, does ht pay station k--prs ts write fAgs rs~ripis whsn they sea8 ihs re sBd prcllrv asy aessrd number of neatly printed taak r~ceipts gotten sp s1 RetiY psf snssraeins f.n Ihs Chirf aAsTnsAser the district, and Ai ehesp rat.s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
POST OFFICE PRESCOTT Arrivals and Departures of Mails-Postal Rules-Money OTders &c., &c.

Mails aTive ftVsa all pssHs MonaAys and Tharslays Depart. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
 Oao. hoaFs fssn 9 N tosFa
 Aeaey Ondars ~ssed every day of the w~-k sse.p, ssaday. ORLANDO ALLEN, F. E.
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DIVINE SERVICES

Chaplain Gllnors T. <. Army. sln deliver rsi- ioas ass.psiSs in the csssrs Prescott every sand.y Sezs,ees Commence zi sievea e'eloSk A. N
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ALoxxo r pAvis. Piaiaua.
 EtFgsf WuIIAs R PRICK. psfsnians.

WItIIAs R PEIcE Defendant.
 TAs TTrsory q Artssaa ssfs svsstiag ie wlLLfAx R. FElcG deisbdsnti
 Yea srs hereby r-qarsd so appear h action bfsassx agAsusi yea by the Ablve-aansd rlaintid. Ia ths Dts,et Gours of the SecaH9 ladcal Diafre io snd r ths eounfy o Moars Tsrnt~fy sf Afissaa ana answsr the complaint fsi with the Cisrf of sad Couft within tWesty aAys gsxciasys of he dag o sstts~ Asar the serxiea yoa af this sEsnsas f served within ths soanfy; es served os of fhis soasty asa within the DasFut tssa w'san thirty dave ia all other uth tsFfy days TAs sad seta s brought tp the of h0f hundred ffls taiars due painff ffeza se fendanS fsr sursiees rendered Attorney ai Lau slss fT tas of fsu hundred aad ihirty eEht sod ls 100 ftac ial0o dnafs fs Eoods snd msrchas dse sd and delivered e yoa yelH special ins'snes aad request And you hereby nstnod thai yoa s1t to EqF-ar and answer he sad c0ap&ai es above rsqsf ed. Inc pajaua VII tzks iaisment aEhasf ysa by ds. iauii f5r ihe s eiKht basdrs ahd tshtYeght and ls oo tss sl00 soars wA iBtstrst fssa Inc Inc ist day ef JaHazry A. D. is72 aud fsf costs and ssbsrss rssBts ia tlas bsAah expended.
 Gissn uadsr my hsnd ssa fhs ss a saki Csart st HAs dysiis. AfssuAD tbis letA day of gsis \. D. irs2
 lLs q. c. CHRISTIE. cisFk.
 4tLfs,qS
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Proceedings Board Supervisors.

Board met August 20, Is72, at 10 o'clock a. m. Present-Geo D. Kendall. Gideon Brooke and A. L. Moeller, Supervisors, and Ed Wells, clerk.
 The amount Of Collectors bond was fixed al s20O0O.
 Ordered that the property tax collector sbali receive 10 per cent as fees for collection.
 The examination of the tax roll was continued
 Board adjourned.
 Board met Monday, September 2 1872, pursu- ant to adjournment. Present-fnll Board.
 The bond Of John II. Behan, Collector, was re- ceIvcd, approved and placed ,on file, and the ex animation of the tax roii having been completed, and the Chairman Issuing his warrant for the col lection Of the taxes therein, the roll was delivered to the said Collector.
 Board adjourned.
 Board met September 3, 1872. at 10 o'clock s. m, pursuant to previous call. Preseni--iuil Board and clerk
 The communication Of A. F. K safFord re- eeiged. read and placed on file
 Ii Is ordered that Thomas Dunbar bc and he hereby is appointed Justice of the Peace in the Little Colorado River settlement precinct.
 The following accounts were audited and ai- lowed, to wit:
 J S McCsndiess medical service to insane seooo C. A. Tweed account of D. Ogden, foF office fdrni' Joha II Bshaa jailor's fees. aad boarding insane saosp jurpr certificate of P. B Ryan ........ 2oo Johs Raibe, iursr fees lsoo T. Nxswen .....-...-..----......---.. 100 B. r May ...................-...-... 1000 Iala sssnmsr washing for prisoners .....--..-. 60 n C. smith laror fees s..--...........--.--.--. tU0 Arizona MinsT priatng 5000 Cha. O. Terry expenses In caring for nssas .. l5LOO John II. Behaa. waiehnan's salary -.-..--.-- i7eoo
 Ordered that the services of night WaIchman al the Jail, be continued.
 Board adjourned
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AZTLAN LODGE No. 77.F.sA.M N.

A Regular Msss.ngs os tAi. fS-axs co ih~ lzss = ~x Saturday sf each non,h, Rt o'clock P s AH seouraing brethren gre hassrHAsy Invited V to attepS.
 H BROOKS. " N
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STOCK CATTLE FOR SALE.

ABOUT 300 YoUxs COWS BULLS TWO YgaE ais. Te4riisTs s-i saarss. Al st<k ssshsx DHf bsa bsshsna b-s~ees shes ed sEsss-a rssss sssrk
 Tas farsA-s I-.ss>sssss. sgTsf s' Isis ss.ss ssys
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
+ Q R - A l.. F. .

Ertra copies 0s ,As ARIZONA kIxER-solasd ia SFappe-A wAsa dsssssa--slvsys hand st iAs osa hOateEaz r.rsst Prescott. Prics 2S esss psr eery.
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SUMMONS.

JS THE DISTRICT COURT oF THE SECOND
 Jsasi4i bissIiet rsFIitesJ ef Afsaaa coaaty of Ms have.
 Action brought ta tas Distrs coa sf the Second Ja dieAi District ia and s the eoaaty of ASAvs Tsui,ery of As4a@ua
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SAMUEL TODD.
 Has h sssrs and ss sale al Hardyville, Arizona,
 AND Aiso Ar MINERAL PARK, ARIZONA,
 LARGE ASSORTMENT GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Clothing. Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes. HARDWARE, TINwARE,
 ARa all osAsr sHssi also. LIQUORS, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS
 AND FARMING, MINING IMPLEMENTS

Asa svsFyfhag s'ae uese hy heusskespsr- msss. Pss IessF faTmsfs se. all of shcA he sti ss.i cheap s cash.
 frrsoss travvilag from NesadA Gaa csit,rpla to Wal iaFa and other aniss dsifeh. saa Sad better place so Tsrczss sapp-s thAa s sifhss of Ar Tssids
 Hardyvills ArisOaA sersssahss ls isTi. sspoou
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HIGHLAND CHIEF MINE.

yasses hsr-Ay sS~ss tssE sis~y asys fs@ 4sts t1if q is7xg piG es-szes1s sa<a aS fAs hgtaara tsssf Mi.- ssfsats ia CaneA~z Essrses faTaFes ee~efJ A. sra a-a tAak sa axsses wso 1e ess ssssTs1s,rs saarsx of Cs@g-sxs uTn hsss sses ess sssf Fsy eses skSr. ef sss sEFassss q F-srssf>s ss'e =ssa. VIZ 8sl<sF8 & tss
 fr-see.t 4 T. ysly 5sT2
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-25
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTERN X. X.

ooal ,ts Monday, April cath, 1871, trains vii
run a. follows;
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-25
FEATHERED S0NGSTERS.
HOW CANARY BIRDS SHOULD BE CARED

now CANARY BIRDS SHOULD BE CARED
FOR.
From the New York Sunday Herald
All our readers know how the canary
looks, and, therefore description is useless.
They all know that he will live in any
sized cage, but may not know that he will
sing best in n moderately ANAL sized,
round wire cage. Give him two perches,
and clean them when you clean the bot
tom Of his cage, once or twice week. II
you let the perches get rough from any
accumulation his feet will become sore.
Keep the cage bottom covered with dry,
gravelly sand give the bird fresh water
TO drink and battle in every day, and
have his seed cup filled with fresh crop
glossy canary seed; and from time to time
fill with hemp and canary seed mixed,
and sometimes rape and canary seed
mixed. They also like chickweed, lettuce
and cabbage, and it would be we'll to pat
little of either in the cage every week. In
winter you can give the canary piece Of
sweet apple, and piece Of cutt!efsh
fastened To the wires of the cage never
hurt him Keep the bird in a moderately
cool room, out Of u dfaught. The canary
can stand great deal of cold. Some
times his claws may want cutting. do
this with sharp scissors, but mind you do
not cut deep enough 10 draw blood. No
other directions are needed for the care Of
a bird kept only to sing, and you had
better give him nothing else at venture,
such as crackers or lump sugar from the
table. lie does not need it, and If par
ticle of butter adheres TO it you will loose
your bird. Salt or butter kills him.