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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE,
Seminal weakness or spermatorrhoa

Immediately cured and full vignr restored This dis
tres ing aniicon-wlich renders life miserable and mar
riaee impossihe-is the penalty paid by the victims
improper induigences. Young persons too apt to
consequences that may ensue. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend TO deny that the power
of procreatiun is lost sooner by those falling into i'm
proper habits than by the prudent Besides being de-
priNed OF the pleasure of healthy offspring the most se-
Gus and destructive symptoms of both body and mind
arise The system becomes deranged, the physical and
mental functions weakened Loss of Provocative Power
Nervous lrritabiy, Dyspepsia, Palpitaton of the
Heart INDIGESTION Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF the Frame, Cough. COnsumptOn, Decay and Death.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAT.

WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAT,
~ ~ koADIOn and alter Monday Sept, a. ISL Passen
ger Irains VIII run as follows: 49, o"
Leave Worcester at $50 and IL Is m and % .nie
(GrotOn PaSsenger) . m. - ''-'' "i' "''
Leave Grol0n junction for Worcester AT bam
Leave Nashua at Z. 10 NJ. 1910 M and r 90 n M,
g, Ine hJO Tram connects at Fchbrg Is IN trains for ths
eIinOnt anu Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland and
S kallroads, At Gfoton Junction with trains Of
h M ritcnpu.g (uown) ielerb0rO and shirley stony
nIook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and al
s SssS Win trains Of the Wilton Concord Manchester
roads. ~ 0eN'
The lib m train connects at Fitchburg with che,
hre anu Rutland and Burlington (Freight and pasHen.
Eer 70 kutand) trains at Groion Junction with Fehs
Duig stony Brook and Lowell and Lawrence iransi and
Al Nashua with Wilton Concord, Manchester and Lawl
renee Eofthern Ito franklin and Boston, concord and
montreal Ito Plym0lth) trains. - ~ ..
Ihe aDp m tram connects at Fitchonrg ~ us m,
with Cheshire Vermont Massachusetts, aud Rutland
and Burlington Night Express trains NJ Gfol0n Junction
with Fchbrg, Peterboro and shirley, ma stony Brook
trains and at Nashua with Concord, Manchester and
Lawrence, Northern Vermont central Night Tx prcea
M q. \. TURNER eun
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10
on sALE -VALUABLE WArEn

nor SALE VALUABLE WATER
POWEk, situated st the Junction N ghe W0reesfer
q hessua and fltchlmrz W0reester Rallfoads iut 4
itp rtls from the depot. 10 is ono ~ the Lost slfes
openings ~ New England.
ille NIL II new and Of safsoIanf strength a., c,,,,
Wogiep ~ Iron Machinery ID "a "a III tbtsa ,,,si
lighi nlA ~ %k a. two stories hlgb There "a M
ieei heisl aig hls With one u Leife DOnie Tu,iis
Wafer Whes4s, Also the latest improved inacLlnep ~
saving LUMBAR ana shingles. There are from 40 10 ~
acre. ~ land, tBo good houses and barns ~ '" W I"
~ nil IN sold gefy low, with Without the maebtnas,.
with W " any part " the land For further partieula'.
inquire VI SALDA L. BkMIs.
Post oGss G9eTss, YssI EOylsl0n, e&wif mi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10
woRcEsrER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION

WoRCEsTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION
moiAtion) at 64jam '"N'' liz
pm. ~ ~ Gnu $40
For Albany (express) 955; for New York and Albany
seNp;l lO25 IN, and AZ and 1875 m. New Yo,k
Sunday mail leaves at 1905 NJ. Sleeping cars vii
4.3O train. Ne "'''
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 2.O5 as il s0au
Los exp 2O5 exp, 400, SIC exp. m. Albany SUNDAY
express $50 m. Sunday mail l2.25 a nj v onf3y)
&kAILRGAD CoEEECTIoEs-At Aibafy with \ e NV
York Central, Troy and GreenbGsh & IVis0r GI ar
Railroads. Al Chatham with The iIarler, and IIudse
ana Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At Sta.
Line WIN me ilonsatonic Railroad At P:ttsheld with
Inc flttselt anc North Adams and HOusatOnc railroads.
A. Westned with the New Haven and Northampton RE-
Al Springied with the Hartford New Haven and Snr O
deld and Connecticut River Railroads Al paimer Vii
me New London Northern liR. AT Worcester Junctl1n
WIN the Providence and Worcester, Worcester a, 4
nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads Al
South birmingham with the BOSTON Clinton and Fitch
bury Milford and South birmingham and Lowell Rail-
roads. 800 " " man
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10
nor SALE
III IRA ME nHANnE

Ma; Of the most delightful Suburban Residence in The
Mlu vicinity Of worcester i Is located about two
miles south Of the Junction depot and contains
u acres Of primo land cutting from Is 70 70 tons
81 hay good Two-stOry House IN excellent order
and large new barn. There but few places of This
Kind IN Market and II VIII bear investigation. wilex-
Change ior city property.
Also, ~ Acres Of Land on the Camp Scott ground
surrounded by streets, and will cut up well into house
lots.
Also One Lot on cambridgest Of 1000 H.. and one
on Cotton Il. OF 1900 It.
Any or all OF the above properly will he sold n fair
price and on easy terms Of payment ~ aooigna H. ne
subscriber AZ the junction Depot, Worcester
mg DIT &. N. ECGGLE9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10
THE SECRET MEDICAL COUNSELLOR
$50 Pages and u Illustrative Engraytncs.

A new Medical Work written by Dr. F. HalIock. who
mas ad greater success In the Treatment of Diseases
Wle are described in this work than perhaps fell
10 The LOT OF mortal man II treats on Lost Manhood
Nervous and General Debility Seminal Weakness, and
ieal Institute W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10

Thomas Wagner OF PiTts6eld g brakeman on
the Boston and Albany railroad, was run over
and killed by ibe cars II Hinsdale Saturday
night.
hit1sbeids 10 town meeting Saturday. ap-
pointed committee 10 draft a city charter to
be submitted 10 the fOWn al & future meeting.
q servaBI slIl Al Hittsheld, il il related, was
Sc much impressed the other night by
dreaming that s0ne one was rObbing the
clothes line that she got up aud looked out OF
the window, when she saw man CARRYING of
some clothes. She was so overcome by the sim
guiartE o. the affair that she let him 20 and did
moi tell The story till the next day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10
ABBOTT& RICE

la22 att
4 COTTAGE HOUSE WITH 6 ROOMS
~ TO RENT, at Newbury It, Inquire of JOSEPH
A. ROWLAND, LOudon IT. DIFF mJ7
NOR SALE-A BARN, GO K 40, on Lowell
n st., with eight acres OF land with # also
ouf or nve OF the best house lots the street Terms
TO suit. u n ma viz
aplN DIFF - 'A -h''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10

- FOR SALE About 10 1-2 miles
El.: from Worcester Farm of about $50 acres GUS
Hlll ahOnt 40 tons of English hay and Is or 20 tons
swail hay; summer 10 cows winter 20: good sup
Ply effrut; milk sold at the door Large 2sory House
Of 10 rooms in good repair; barn about so ST. carriage
house; wood house and granery.
~ FOR SALE-On Congress ST., n g.
Std tenement French Rooted House II rooms; city
Nsnl water; piped for gas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10

Ia o A. y. AMES.
NA&@<9 taIpels Cleaned Made and Pat Down
NZGt Mnqyns Washed and lIOusfs Cleaned
~ sNraI ~ 'teVia hand carpets and CLOTHES bOuglt
%2S~m96tseatl SOFA Laundry work done by Nrs
Aines; Vne prce only. Terms cash
Order slate No. J Post once Building An orde,s
promptly atteneedto al IA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10

The Miantonomah, of Newburyport, built by
Mr. Eben Manson, and commanded by Captain
James Bradley who is now making his first
trip south, mackereing, has proved herself one
OF the fastest sailers upon the coast. The vessel
which carries the champion fly must look sharp
for her laurels when the Miantonomah heaves in
sight, or they will be wrested from her.
The boy Peter Greenwood, who was njared on
the railroad at Lawrence, Friday evening, died
the next morning. Although his legs were
almost cut in two below the knee, being attacked
only by the skin, the parents would not permit
ampntation. The majority of the physicians
state that the amputaton of the limits, which
would have enabled them TO proteeI the nerves,
VROul0 hav ii, .l.,,.rJs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10

YEKaeNy
hutiana wants less days sud more iHasufae.
torres
Israel Ham, for many years eoppee,ed via,
ihe MOUNT "ashfugOu carriage road al 10
ahhe mountain, died suddenly "Wednesday
nlghi, AZ leeS rien house.
mo- 5iain slide took place near Wllorghbs
aahS Ia MesimOTe, Oh the 2gth uli. Eye Aii.
nesssS Soy 81 came with fearful esssh, aud y
seelDed that the InOunisin wac ehabev y ifs
ceDife The slide WAS composed principally u
stonee and some Of fheIu VI enormous size
taiing the largest neee IL tbeir ooursf
CONsECTIcUT.
Thomas Honar, New haven painter, fell
FROM tadd story window last Friday and died
VI broken skull
The ufboe d die Raugafuck yaijey Sentinel
10 bnspuia, was entered On Thursday night, aud
the private papers anc other documents heiong-
ing 10 M Jerome were scattered about fhe
0fhce aud muEaied. Damage Was also Inflicted
npop Othef property 10 tile Office On Friday
mae was affesieq ~ suspicion ~ having been
enfagec IA the contewptbie business
I9s Jewell VIII offer to-day q further reward
y saw ~ fue aetectiou of zoe mufdener1 OF
AAApttnn tulNg Joreases A man giving the
nsAAns " Nanu" lApuks Ms ARRESTED "a Jersey
Nt3s ehlNtets eyepipR, a. baviug been con.
neess 49, A,sssa4. ~ has lstly beCn IL.
ir9asap ffpW pfAsop Al Brldgnpoyt ygiici n s,,,,
p0sec ~ bsfe Deer tiiC case viii IN ,nsrd.s,.,
psliDDI 1hyAED
a Asofse pias5liiy showed s,ls s,i 49, .soi ,,..
tl,touisl tle eheek u ~. Stlaa B,lggf N ~.
btVot iasi NsqDesqay 's
.see.,e ~ ssns y ~ ipse'nst.soal p,,sou
~ ~ Apuse be.og9ipg n Mesers. ko1inso,
ppyttl A. sVNualssf, ga ntsLioy1d o. ~,
ssss, ~. ,a'sFs'A'k apes s9gvg W saw; lpspr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10
MONEY TO LOAN.

Parties having money to loan on Real Estate eau in.
Varably ind with Us safe investment at liberal rate
l.. A. ELY a. co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10

EAMErHzAE COUNTY
Miss Rachel Edwards, an old lsdr Of ~ wears.
living a West Farms, lately had an arm cut off
10 siup the rET2ges q a cancer. and is reported
rs doing wei.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10

The new iewelry shop of Lane & Sturdy, in
Norton, will employ hundred bands.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
The Middleboro Gazette says that a turkey
sitting on nest Of eggs in a tract of woodland
onrnt over on Saturday last, was as faith fal to
her trust as SAsbianca ''on the burning deck"
Mr.. J. p. Gallager of West Bridgewater boasts
OF fine specimen of a cat which has performed
the duty OF ben, having set upon 8 number of
eggs and Matched them. In the nurture and
care OF her brood she displayed the most mother
~ affection, and when deprived Of them mani
TESTS much gTlef at her loss. The turkey story
night have gone down, with little effort, ifthe
l.,.sEf 49,. R.e...
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10

a. FOR SALE-A superior Farm sHs4
E,Y Of 10 acres, at north part of the city; supe S
@gk rer garden land; nice lot Of choice fruit l.a-
trees; small fruits in abundance; cottage house
IN thorough repair elevated ground: good barn with
cellar; five minutes walk from railroad station; sold
account Of Ill health OF the owner. L. A. ELY ~ co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10

The speaking OF original determinations for the
Means prizes, at Phillips academy took place
FRIDAY nigit. The first prize Of $40 waa taken
by George n. Cgoss, Methaen; the second. 40
iby Arthur II Pearson, Haverhhl; the third. ~
Dy Charies A. marsh Loekport, NY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10

49, FOR SALE - About 81 miles from
Mii City Hall, Farm of % acres, suitably divided
EH keep COWS and horse; cut about I tons hay
ed. Barn 25 \ 30
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
FROM YUMA COUNTY.

We have the Arizona City Sentinel of Oc- tot'sr third, and from it condense IS follows
 The proprietor, C. L. Minor, appeared ts be m trouble, since he offers grea, induce ments for fighting editor.
 Two packsges-supposed to contain pre- cious stones-had passed through. on their way to San Francisco. One was from Tue son; the other from Florence.
 I. Manion, supposed insane man. had been examined by Drs Anarbc and Goodwin. who pronounced him as not being seriously afflicted or dangerously inclined.
 The merchants were receiving heavy stocks of goods.
 The steamship Nerber7 had sailed for San Francisco
 The river steamers were actively engaged, conveying freight and passengers from Por, Isabel to Arizona City, Ehrenberg. Hardy vile and other points.
 The Navigation Company's new barge is l65 feet long, B broad and 3 10 deep. and has carrying capacity uf lS5 tons.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS.
 Republican Victories.

The Los Angeles Daily Express, of the 10th inst, publishes the following election returns ::
 NEWARK, New Jersey, October 9.-The charter election in this city has given 2,O00 Republican majority, which Is gain of ,oOO.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 9.-The State gives Hartranft 30,000 majority, and gains six Republican members of Congress and & Republican majority in the Legislature.
 In Ohio the Republican majority is esti- mated at l5,000
 The count in Indiana progresses slowly. Both sides claim the State, the Republican State Central Committee claiming it by 900 majority.
 Nebraska has gone Republican, and both State and Congressional Tickets are elected by about 5000 majority.
 The District of Columbia gives Republican delegate q majority of 5,600.
 Iowa is said to have gone Republican by a tremendous majority.
 No returns have been yet received from South Carolina.
 Other accounts say that Forney and Nc Clure place the Radical majority in Pennsyl- vania, at from 10000 to 15,OoO.
 The Coalitionists, it will be seen, have made heavy gains in Ohio.
 The very latest is that the Democrats have carried Indiana by about l l,0O0 majority.
 The Democratic majority in Georgia is over 5000.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
Talk of Incorporating.

The question of whether it wore well to have Prescott incorporated is again heinz discussed. Those in favor set forth the argument that, were the village incorporated, better order would be maintained. But really, if we elect good man constable and one or two good justices, we can not see that there will be sAae difficulty in arrest ing and punishng the lawless, for, the occas- ional shooting scrapcs which have disgraced the village, residents thereof have conducted them selves very properly. Yet, if we can find men willing to act as village officers for the honor of the thing, it might be well enough to incorporate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
Claims on Account of Indian
 Expectations.

In reply to many enquiries concerning the course to pursue in presenting claims for pay for losses incurred by Indian depredat,ons, We can say only this: That the law, rules and regulations adopted by the Department of the Interior have been published in the MINER, careful examination of which has led us to the following conclusions: That the collection of proof required, sfiidavits of witnesses, etc, etc, in most cases, will be an moving and expensive. That when all nec- essary documents and proofs have been placed in the hands of the Superintendent of Indian Affairs, it is folly to suppose that when he submits them to the Indians, in conncil as sembled, they will, in any conceivable man ner, admit anything that will help the claim ant to recover damages.
 That even if at last the Commissioner of Indian Affairs reports favorably on a case, it is extremely doubtful whether Congress will make an appropriation for the relief of the claimant, as must be done in each. tease sepe- rately; and, consequently, that it is not ad- visible for any of our citizens to spend time and money in preparing claims and attempt ing to put them through, except in cases where the losses have been large in amount. Any poor settler in Arizona had mnch better quietly bear the loss of a few head of ami mals by Indians, than to spend the value of as many more in trying, under this law and the regulations, to recover their value.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
More News from Maricopa.

Since arriving at Phoenix, Major c. H. Veil, of this place, has written us two letters, from which We take the following items of news:
 Hellings' four mill was making 10000 pounds of flour, daily, and Major Veil says he had just bought large quantity of wheat
 Beach's train was loading four for Prescott. Two trains had left for Date Greek, with 5o,o0O pounds. Daguerrs,'s train had started for Grant with 60,0O0 pounds
 Phoenix, the Major says, Has improved wonderfully; you would hardly know the place."
 J. W. Swilling and others, were preparing to remove to the Uppcr Gila, near old Camp Goodwin.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
rom the Colorado.

.-au I'm J. Ross, aide-de-camp to Gen. --., sn. mana, a promising young chief of usgs-i Idians, arrived here recently, from ,...rs asa.s, The Lieutenant visited Hardy .-.. For have Camps Bcaic Springs and  r- .1aa8. which recently arose between the
 r-zs cad Jsave Indians is ali fixed.
 t-- a. ssl. allies had started out, to look up ...-.ss
 r.ses #t J. Berry had arrived at Bcale -rer. sad receiving much attention from ,. lassrs an account Of his immense propor- .s-- and good looks. He and Bob Groom have .-. -. ..sr. me in the mountains.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
Musical.

The 2Sd Infantry Band will play the following this Saturday. afternoon: No. l, Quick step, " Home Again. Mack. 2, Plcasurc Train Polka--W allerstein. ." 8, Ballad, o give but my Arab stced.-
 Lambclette. 4, Quadrillc from La Belle Hcienc.- Offenbach.
 |. g. The Woronzoro Waltzes-Labitzky. {" G, Song from the Bohemian girl [" The
 heart bowed down." n."-Wallacc ., Jenny Lind Schattische.-Ritzel. s, Hurrah Gallep.--tiraham.
 JOHN LEIDSER, Chief Musican.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
All Wrong.

man--whose name we have not-bas jumped Wormscr & Wcrtheimer's ranch. situate on the Lower Agua Fria, which action Is, we think, al! wrong, owing to the facts that w & W. bought and paid for this ranch and would have cultivated this year but tor the action Of the Indians last spring, in having killed two men and scared all the others away.
 There Is enough unclaimed land in the country to bc had by settling upon 1t. and VIC cannot at present, encourage jumpers
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
A Success.

The Concert given by the Band of the 23d In fantry, on the evening of Tuesday last, was excel. lent. The audience was the largest and most respectable that ever attended musical perform ance in Prescott
 The Band cicarad sa0l co, and its leader and members feel grateful to all who have assisted them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
ELECTION PRECINCTS. Polling Places and officers of
 Election.

The following Board of Judges for the ensuing Sovem- b~r election appointed for the different ssecsn pre- cincss to wit:
 PRESCOTT pxKclScT-Hsary W. Plsury. Inspector; Judges G. Hathaway and Heury N. Hersert Election al Court house.
 KIRKLAND CKEEK PREcINcr.-InsPeosor. j. " Kelsey Judges r. MeAier and John McDerwa- Election ss ks ssYs Ststioa-
 Judges be appointed by InsF>css Escon ai Gison house
 WALNUT GROVE PRRcrxcI.-Inspessos Allen cuium- ber: Judges T. Lanb~rsssn and William Randall Else-
 wIckESBUKs PREcIScT.-Insp-ctor ". K Fsris Juag-s A. H. Peoples and Henry wisksneurg Elsos'on si Peoples house.
 vuuTrKr MNK PRECINCT. -Inspscs~ P. Tayiss ; Judge. to ss apronsed by the Inspector E'eosoa ss
 AGuA FnA PRECINCT. - Inspecsos Willard Rice Judres D. ]. Mar and Geoses Hesaenaa- Election s' Bowen Ranch
 Smith; Judges M Lovejoy and Co hs appointed by Inspector Election as Lovejsyis hyase
 RIO vKRpE EPREcIScI.-Iaspecsor N K. Ler,y; Judgex W. Breed and James Caisihan. Election al Melvin | house
 LINK GREEK pxEcScT-Inspecsur William Pointer Judges C. Y Shelton and be appointed by the In specsor. Election at Shelson's Store.
 GROOM CRKKK PKkcNcr-Issp~csOr, c. W. Curtis Judges. j. A. Andersen Asd ]. w. Knos; Eiectson ai Noyes Curtis Ssv-mih.
  Judges, D. W. Shiven and Dan kinnisnn Esecfon ~ Posfies house. WALNUT CREEK PzEcucT.-Insrscsw, s C. ksrsu yudxes Geo Thnshsr asd lAsdrew sssinhrcok Election sf Thrashef's hcuse. LowER GRANITE CHEEK PRECINCT. Insrscao. J. vickers; Jadees Geo C. Cary snd Josrph oana A'ee' ton ss vicken boue-
 SKULL vAIIxY PRECINCT. = Innfsesss: N Crsro : Judse< M Lewis ssd Frank Smith ksecssen ss Sf.Po houss. wullAMsox VALLEY PIxcTxrIs- isspsesr. Issnes Burk; Judsss sseve Brssn and Aes frzsssr. kssen"e ct TeIi Gase. PEEPfU' VALLEY PRECIxcrs-fnsPecssf V n - yudres Jehn Waite and j. 0'Brsep kseeeaH Fsoe be Gxed by Beasd af yndgssl BEAVER WALLET PxscprT dover AsaA fnAa-ls- -- sPeoans. J. h Tcwns<.d. Jsd9s. T. VI s'A - Gavin. Election ss Tswssepds ho~.ss wEavu Pxxrlscr.-luspsess. Frsd hs.sy snaEss se ss spsa.asd cd pss q sssssss . ss assd p 'as lnsPscss- Foxr Rocx purxscr --ynsFsesH. D. L. Hsln.ss, ysdes ss hs sPsaisasd hy sls lnsPsssH Ass V 1''- iseers kems. BEAVER Cuux PnEczxcfs-1ssgsssos Nasss Ar.ssa {; Jsdrss Rslsss DsE and 6. Ev.aa Eascfi1 e Afsosd hnn0L naApsnAw PrEcucr.--lnsyecsor, Cnsz A kusx. ssdg, = n n Rirrs s.a JcAn Tsn@srs. Eleeee1 to ee cesc si razce Exed hy Beard cf Jndrss-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
Frightened Away.

fight which Lieutenant Wessen- land recently had with the Apaches, rde, an Indian woman rushed up Id, was brought into Fort whipple, q otherwise taken care of, until a 4.. when, for some reason, she sto.e loi since been seen or heard Of. asa Mohave, and had been cap psches. IL is supposed that the themselves Navajos, who recently ID and Fort Whipple, frightened ey were, for a while, in converss- By the way, we don't care to see iges calling themselves friendly, present.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

T. ". Brooks started for San Francisco by Wednesdays mail wagon, intending to be back here in thirty or thitty-iv days Business called Mir Brooks away, and should he succeed in doing what he started to do, this part of the Territory will be benefited thereby. He will, of course, serve in the Legislature should he be elected as he ought 10 hc-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

Mayor Alvord, of San Francisco, having vetoed the proposition to permit the people of the city to vote SIG, ,0O0, 900 sabsidy to the San Francisco and Colorado River Railroad Company, the Board of Supervisors went to work and passed it over the Msyors ssto, which action Is denounced by sEe<hirds Q! the people, and by the BsHefie, CT snd other leading papen-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

The custom of carrying fre-arms-a very ncccs' sary ono, on account of the Apaches--lcads men, while in liquor to commit acts which, but for this custom, they would never think of doing, and we more pcacably disposed people than the general run Of Arizonans. Occasionally, however, a black sheep comes to the Territory and breeds trouble
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
Beautiful Sketch.

fspaeth, soldier artist, stationed a, Fort "hippIc has recently pencilcd seaside scene which is really admirable. The picture can be seen at John Raihle's
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
Weather--Rain.

saturday of last week brough, as thunder. iisatn'ng snd sight showers Of rain. ss.,ssy af. 'efnoon, II rased for several hours, end Granite crock received fresh supply of water This ran was pretty general sr over the Sierra pr;e,,. and foot-hills.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

A private letter from Tucson says that General Howard had ordered Lieut. Hall not to fire upon Indians. as he was making . treaty with ttem. A rumor says that How ard was distributing ammunition among Cheis' Indians. The citixens were m great terror.