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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

- ,uI ni- "rr ruH HrrERE>oE.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
U.EVEl / HASKELL. H"yt- Block. L. Il. -
Apnthrcaric-.
{. C.. BINGHAM. N". =; Bank Block Main II.
ENNbALL j. son. Eandalls Block. Il. Il -.
Attorneys at Law.
EILDE\ \ MAY. Ne. Cal-dnnIan llk.. up stairs
\ E. WILLARD, Main ii. over HAIL 4 Fletcher
Hl-p Real Estate, lir"krr.
II lpE Bank Block Main street. Prompt AM
careful attention given t" every kind Of l'2:'
business.
Book Finding.
{. VI. STONE y 60. Agents. Culr,i"nian lil"ch
"ppo-itr Monument.
Book, and Stationery.
HOWARD = EOWELI. Cnrl"uiau Bin Main -
Baker, and Confrrti"n"r-.
CROSS 4 MATTHEWS, Main street.
Barbrr-.
i T. BLACKSTONE, Union Block. Main street.
Blanks for Lawyers and Town Dtticer>.
& ". STONE y CO, Cnlrd"uan Block. ol'p"~ir
soldiers Monument.
Boots aud shoes.
EhN,ISGAILNtinEI panvillc Elh.. l.; l.: II
CI"tIIin::. Hats ami Gaps.
JOHN y NGOI:E Bank Ei"ck. "pI'"~itr -. johns
aru, i:urt-r dealer IA i,radN NIadr 'l"thIng. Hat
.ud caps u,u,s Furnishing ,r""d-. ,.rr, ,r".
tInrhim.. for Wen and Boys.
81. FNIEENNk~ \ CO. Fairbanks Village.
triml>rrN. GIl.~ and stone Ware.
EAT. FAIEBNNk>N y co. Fairbanks Village.
sIrprtimg. Fap"r-IIan;sinG>, Window shades
D. = I. FNIEBlNk~ \ 60. Fairbanks Village.
Cigar Mandatory and smokers I;trar.
Charles : HASTINGS Under Ny"uu' House
Dentists.
i L. TEEKIN~. cal, DOMAIN i;l"ck. Mann STREET
j., ". WARMER, Union Block Nam street
Dining Rooms.
MATTHEWS \ rErTENGILL Eastern hy"nu'-
Dry Goods. and Ladies' Fancy t.no'i-.
\ T.. BLISS Flanders Block L. Il; Street
a.. II. HALE. Avenue Ilrch Il. L. street.
"A I. FNIEBNNkSA y co. Fairbanks Village.
DRY Goods. House Excepting Goods. ste.
uNIL& FLETCHER. Main Street
Flour and Feed.
tEO. ALDRICI y co. Eastern avenue
Furniture. and ta>krts.
l. HALL \ BROTHER. Main Street.
C. II. TISDALE Flaudc Block, mp HtaIra-
Family '.r"crrc> ans. Fruits.
y II COOK \ co. Eastern Ayrnu'.
Gr"ccri-- and housekeeping Goods.
"a r. FNIEBNNK> \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Harness. Robes and i:Ink"t~.
e.. W COOK. Eastern Avenue.
Hotels.
AVENUE HOUSE Il. l.. 1t. -. e. Hall. Prop r.
Hoes and Forks.
Ely. BNLCI \ co. Portland street.
Insurance, I.it".t
T.. SARGENT t.FlnaD Railroad street.
Iron Founder and Nachni~t.
Ij hi El'LLELL. North 'ud. l. i; street.
TiIim"I. and fancy Goods.
e.. y. ~I.%TEE. Main. Street.
l.. " ARD Wards l;l",h L. i; Street
Merchant 1HiI"r-.
T. lNhEENOOp nauyIllc Block K =. street
,ui~fEA >IA~ Union Gl"ck Main ~tr,'r
Music iioun~.
L. q. HAEEINGTO\. >ON~ y 90. l.. L >tI''t
rhN >ici.n~ and surgeons.
uE !. ". Au,,NIE I.-Idruc, and "t.jrc iii
,t.a,. south of NoTth IhuIch MIu ~tr",t.
rnot"i,raph-.
R GAGE BI"wu- Block Nam street.
G.. II. ALpl:lCIl Eurnham- liuldiu- Main -.
- \. CLIFFORD ,,l'l"n4tn Block. Main Street
Printer. aud Publishers.
.. VI STONE y 60 ttl'dout.iu Block Main 81.
stoves aud Tin Ware.
>PAUIbiNG \ FLEIr HER E,st,ru Avenue.
4 + : II .. WpOplJ'FF Ea,ir.:,d >turt
u ,DWbEHl. Eastern Avenue.
Watches. Jew"lrN and Toys.
IuN ARD & ROW ELL Calrd"nian i'I'k, Main :
iFuUGuION L CAKrEN TER Railroad street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

now aS any other time. know thai
you are not aware that you are III
adopted daughter of mine. although il
will make no difference in the relation
you stand to me and to Louis, also. VIII,
without doubt, will prove Il true broth.
cr to You. This much will say, voul
family was noble. and the line from
which you descended. although of {;
different nationality. was as old II,
mine. BY right and title you are tn,
Countess of Euglr>t"n: but Your till,
and estates. 10y means of Il political mis-
drmcanor ot NoIIr ancestors. lie under {;
ban. from which | have hopes at some
time or other they will he rxtlicatrd
In either ease You are the daughter oi
my house and heart. and co-hcir Will
my son of i'll my vast p">>c>>i"ms'
The Lady Blanche was vi>ihlN affect
ed at thi~ revelation. and pressed tn,
iIaud of her father in silence. scarcely
daring Ia east her eyes on her new
found brother. Who stood the picture ot
embarrassment beside her.
''Come. my children. let us adjourn.
said the Earl at length. smiling good
hnmnrcdly."cnmr. Let H@ proceed home.
Accordingly the carriage WAS called
the party. including Pierre, entered
for the Earl would have it So and wcr,
driven To his magnificent residence at
Clarrmnnt Villa. where all the appli-
amces of wealth and fashion burst upon
the umaccuStomcd gaze of the artist and
his friend.
This is your home. now. my son,
said the Earl. gazing proudly upon
Louis. "amd luu are the only male hciI
To tht>e vast estates.
Louis bowed. too full AT heart L" ven
turc Il reply. and then the Earl led tn,
WAY I" the dining room. " here ii >ump-
tu"u~ rcpa>t Vas prov idcd. and whrr,
the Lady Hlanche presided with true
dignity and grace. During the men
the affairs "t Louis We're again discuss
ed. and thrn the Earl made some eN-
plantations which served To clear up tn,
mystery of the whole affair.
Ii seems that the Countess of Clare
mont. with Il lady in Waiting and nurse
0hu iIad the care of the infant heir
were travelling for the benefit of hcl
health, and arrived AT the same plac,
where the l.r Grand family ' were stop
ping. While there an excursion WIZ
planned on the river 10y the lady in
question: hui il was agreed that tn,
nurse should remain 1T the hotel viii,
the infant. The nurse. H. WAS shown
wished I" attend party of new mad,
friends Ia" We're going Il few miles IN
the country. and easily prevailed ON tn,
lady : maid tn taxi. charge OF the babe.
who. al" wishing to attend her mis-
tlr>>. gave him III charge "t Mrs. l.,
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
A Song for September.

September strrwS the woodland Ger
With many Il brillan, color.
he world i- brighter than before
Why should oar hearts h,. dullrr
S"rrnw and the scarlet Leaf.
Sad thoughts and sunny weather
All me! this glory and this grrf
Agree not well tu.rthrr.
This il TIA" parting sra-"n--thi~
The time " hen friends are living.
And lovers now with many hiss
Their l"n4 iIrrwrll~ are Sigiun..
Why Is earth =" -HilN dressed
his pump that autumn brIrrih
\ funeral seems. where every guest
y bridal garment wrarrth
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

RESINESS CARDS.
-. VI. NEKi;iIL, VI. d.,
lSICiAN AND 81 EG EON.
"'.cr ",-r Rli -htIu Drug >t"lc. It. J"hnStury
HOIGnro> n rnrE,
Homeopathic PLY >ician- and surgeons.
,IAI> STREET. 81 JomN~Hl'El.
u'iic, hour> from To- y. Nj, and {" = T.. VI.
" "a NCJ.HIuN. u W q. t"lE. M.l'-
BILLIARD ~ FOLSOM,
FuYsI,IANs AND SURGEONS.
It. Johnshury.
"#... Bunk Biock MAJ" S''"t
nr Eulards residence. Dr. t"lsom's lr~id,ncr,
Ei~trru Avenue. Railroad street
u''Ic, hours from . to 10 y. NJ. /" = l.. VI.
y. VI. JOHNSON.
DEALER IN GENERAL DRY GOODS,
r7 7iroad street 81 I"lm-hury. Vi.
JOHN BACON 2d.
DEALER IN HIDES. LEATHER ANpOIL
y. IuhushurN Centre. VI.
MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CASH ASSETS OVER siI Oou Oou
+. u. BLupoHrI. Special AGENT -. I"hnshurN \ /.
-. T. BRook~. VI. H.,
PHYSICIAN AND 81 RECON.
urr"nthi~ residence. opp. tn" Bakery l"hr-l'nry
l.. l.. LONEHGt>.
MA>rFAcrUREE AND DEALER n
RuuT~. SHOES and RI-HBERS :tl-" LEATHER
E,lronl Street - 81 ,Tolrnsbury. Vi
GRO. 4. y GEO. ". CAHooN.
'.,a.,lln,> of Lr,r Solicitors m ChHnccrg
Pf",ulr Pensions and B"unrie~ Lyndon. Vermont
WI. ". CIRCUIT,
-IIuENEl ANp COUNSELLOR At LAW.
Barton. Vermont
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
VOLUME 36---N MBER 1884.

callN cndcavorcd tn climb through the
window. believing hastily all the time.
aud tearing AWAY paper, plaster ani
lath with his h"In>, making tn" place :,
perfect pamdcmunium. The police.
through the front door. were firing vol
lrl> into his broad tiaukS.
But though his hide wa~ riddlcd 81
H. I" h' fit ior Hnthing bat Il coal sitter,
the wounds We're not fatal. hlIt only rN-
"lt"d him I" fresh paIoTN >im> of terror
and rage. onc pnlicrmnn, ~ zcalou-
and more excited than the rest. fired
through th' front tfa!i>um. about eight
feet over the bulls head. Othcr> went
ronmd ami shot through the Back win
dow, rit,. bullets living iit" the street
with cheerful pIcm>ruit}.
VI last Captain Gcufy, &. Haiu Sc
cured u small gun with Il large bore "i
tW" RcLNi> power frnin vi. Ijimmitt.
and appr"J. he'd iilr ~rt.,t Nh. IL, ne Wa
/" play the part at - mIt.td Ir. lie.
cnit>cd The door to ic opened. .tild gal
lantlN entered the store. The inIll's at
trnti"n being diverted Il liz. rt>>atiun
Ot The firing in the rear. turned toward
his New enemy. was silent for Il mo
mcnt lowered his head and was about
to rush upon him. Captain Balm calm
lE lriclcd his piece and pulled the trig-
ger. y drt"mat"n and Il cloud "i
smoke then followed. and the. lIll fill
>I"Nll "m his knees. and then rolled
over "n the ground.
\ happy Young bridal party went
down from Peoria "n Ih, T.. Z. and j.
railroad ir other morning. The blush
ing bride thrust her head "Ut of the car
vimluW ~ the train started "i1. and AT
ter looking around for - moment ui
t"". suddenly icrkrd hci head back
with Il quick exclamation. and buried
hci t;irc in her hands. Her loving.
frightened husband sought tn learn the
rarr>, of her di>lIal. and offered feeble
c"t>nlati"n Nv hat l. it. dazzling
What frightened it. drar! fell H.
own hubby What makes it cry ,
There wasn't much to cry ah"rt. L" IL,
sure: oh. no, Darling had nul, ,r"i:-
ped Il So "t' giittrIiuy front teeth ont al
the Wiudnu. that W:r> all. The sad at
tair rI~t Il gloom over the entire com
mUnItN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
a New Way OF Settling Law Suits.

here l. >OnCthlUG more than even
li>h hJu"ru ia the story "f the settle
iucut nf Il lawsuit " Vhich comes from
Cionmrl. At the IippcraIl A>>izc>
which ar being held in that town. 4
Young farmer lIll brought an action
against - lady of hi own age for tn,
p">>c>~i"m of part "fa farm. When tn,
Young woman WIS under cross eNHmi-
nation the plaimtitf WAS ordered To con
front her with reference to Il part of hen
evidence. ~ the ltigant> stood To-
gcthcr. Il happy thought struck tn,
Judge why should not this gond-lonk
iu% couple he happy together! He
whispered the idea To the jury. who at
once accepted il. He then suggested il
tn the couple themselves. II they mar
rird they would both take the farm il
they went ON qIarrclling about il they
would trittcr it away. The Young lady
being asked whether she was willing
thus To end the strife. imtimatrd that
she WL>. The barri>tcr then asked til,
Young man. "Will You marry this
Young woman - Most undoubtedly
WAS his mhcSitating response. The
counsel suggested that the wedding
should take place at once; but that
point WAS left to he settled hereafter
The suit ended in the entry of IL verdict
for the plaintiff, on condition of his
promise to marry the defendant within
two months the verdict not to hr'eXc-
ruted ill the marriage ceremony is
performed. We regret To add that this
most pleasant ending of IL law suit WAS IL
little chcqucrcd. The counsel chattrd
the Young lady till she left the Court in
tears. We may at least hope that the
tears were not altogether tears of veXa-
ton u: and that. just as the lawsuit has
ended III Il c"urt>hip. the tears will soon
turn To smiles. May we also express Il
hope that 50 good an example will not
lie LOST on litgants. Lom'ion DdjIs
NcrS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20

\ WRONG THAT SHOULD Re RIGHT
Ed. In Il recent report on railroad ac-
cidcntS in the nitcd states the appall
ing statement occIrS that since the first
day of December. lS1I, no less than
forty->cVen railway employees have
been killed while coupling ears, and
thirty->iN others have been seriously i'll
.iured. In nearly every ease where the
accident resulted in death, an inquest
WAS held, and the jury invariably mclud-
ed statement in their virdict. that no
blame was attached to the railroad or
its employees
1t strikes nS that il railroad corpora
tI"m which pcr>i>tentll uscS such coup
ling gear AZ inevitably exposes its
employees to mangling and death. is
hlamahle for the logical results of lis
course III that matter. When an en-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-20
Business DIRECTORY.

Numc. ErsintSs rnd L0cdtioH Of the IcGd-
ina business HoHxcs IN st. .JOhHSbnrU.
- ,uI rHI- uUr FOR REFERENoE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
JOHN LEIDSER, Chief Musician

The adobe house of Spanish countries las not heretofore found favor with American citizens of the tiICbered portion of Arizona but the adobe just finished for Wormser k Wer,heimcr of tLis town is so neat and so comfortable, We cannot help but like it. Its dimensions arc-23x60; F feet between floor and ceiling; walls, II feet high and three feet thick, one gable (the frOnt) oi brick foundation walls, of stone; false roof Of dirt and splendid roof of shingles, whic! pro ,ects and will defend the walls against rains The house is plastered and whitcwashed inside and out has neat porch in front, fireplace m rear and splendid pine board floor. The cost of all does not exceed g 300 50 that it is as cheap and good house one need wish, in this frontier town
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
Shot at by Indians.

When once a man gets to be unlncky in this country he Is d-ish unlucky, as instance r. DOr.,an, who has twice been wounded by Indians, and was, on Tuesday last, fired a, by Indians, who came very near cooking his goose
 NIT. Dorgan, Mir. Davis, MT. Poland and some other gentlemen started from Davis place, on the HaAsayampa, to hunt for deer and turkeys They separated, and Dorgan while, by himself, grew sick, and concluded to return home. He was do- ing so when two or three lurking savagcs fired al him from place of eoncealmcnt, in ledge of rocks, on the headwaters of Turkey Creek. But, he lodged the shots and got away without rccciv- ing a scratch, 10 place of safety where he sent up smoke to warn his friends of the. presence Of the enemy.
 IL Is hard to account for tho quiet way our say ages have, of late been acting, but the spirit may now move them quite lively.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21

The proposition of Hon. Charles Sumner to strike from Army registers and battle flags all names of battles between American citi- zens, does not find favor with the San Fran cisco Ralietia. We think the oblteration would have tendency to remove all caase for sectional irritation, and do not object. On the contrary, the sooner it is done, the better will it be for the peace and content ment of citizens of all sections of our country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
THE LATEST.

Banks has resolved" to make the Prcsi- dents salary Sj0,0O0 year. Colfax is talked of in connection with the editorship of the New York TrijHae.
 Gov. Warmoth of Louisiana is impeached.
 President Grant has refused tp appoint citizens of States to offices in Territories.
 The steamer Sacramento was wrecked on tue coast of Lower California, Dec. 9th. Pas sengers saved
 Number 6,450 drew the S75,O0o prize in the Louisville Lottery.
 The 0ri,cla brole her shaft on her last trip to Los Angeles.
 Gasten, Democratic, is elected Mayor of Boston.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
AGE s:
ANTELOPE RESTAURANT, Gulcy Street North Side of tho Plaza
 PRESCOTT. ARIZONA.

The Iruprjri,f of iais Restaurant rrsf-.rf. E~cn fully aunounoss that he wil st.aFs na issin. ,-< in eatcsiug Co tAo of his tair,aa - Meals WIt l= furnished zi a.l Lsut. ,ft taa day ani rhs tshlo supplied with game and the cc-sI dci'lc"s that hv Incurrsi. Evefy theg clCah and served uP iu iho best style.
 T WHITEHEAD rfoTtis,,s. Prescott November l1 is9s nu,ul
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
Stage Passengers.

The following named persons len Prescott by Grants stage, "Wednesday morning last:
 Mrs. l. c. Dckason, for San Francisco; Mr. Brown, for Camp Date Creek Messrs. Smith. Page, and D. Hazard, 10 Ehrenbcrg; E. Wcstcott, to Wickcnburg
 Mir. James Grant, mail contractor, came in Tues day morning, from California; Mir W. B. fIcllings, from Ehrenberg; Mir. Jos. Collingwood, from Florence, Pima county; Miss C. Ruber. from Wckenburg to Prescott; Mir. Campbell.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
zA aliner.
tt, Arizona.
n of Incorporation.

y, and Prescott Is soon to
 Q, with q government of its
 ing government some of her nly on the score of economy.
 it will not cost much to run
 the mayor, eouncilmep, and, ,crs, will serve for glory. GlO-
 and they can have lots of it. taken; We do net regret it, but 0. Well, no matter if VIC do. as nc terror for us. No, indeed, rctted that VIC came in Co thls d, yet q residence here, as an he fight, may be necessary to a ,rotractcd pleasure meeting In ,irs. Duty to ourselves cautions men to fill the offices. This, respective of party, and as there if in which to do it, We cnll up- itizcns of the place to move nt l. Above all men and things we bal, and then We can say, fined ,gcts drunk and disordcrly, or with fire.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
Learned Animal.

us. T. eat, who has grown up to
 .heod, in the Miner Office, and, evc that this same eat goes through
 seiting type, working press and what hc knows about rats? You tfo. Tine best of it is. he has . ,f cXaliing his spinal column and stail whenever non-payinG sub peiing around him. The animal dell too much to live and die in ye shall send him to [" Bostins" or
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21

C. C. Bean, contractor for suppiyin" Camp Yer de with grain, las purchased some S0000o pounds Of corn in New Mexico, which, when laid down, will cost him about six and half cents per ID. Several oX-tcams have already arrived, having made the trip from Albuquerque in 3} days. Mir Bean has men at work shortening and i'm proving the road.
 What pity that our own farmers are not fur nishng this grain.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
Religious.

Rcvercnds Reedcr and Gilmore have for sever al nights past, been holding protracted meetings at the Cour;-room in this town, with, we learn, considerable success in the way of converting people of both sexes.
 The attendance has been good. We regret that sickness and press of business have combined to keep us away.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21

sof this section Of Tavapai County hc bravcst. noblest beiugs of the
 since ls6S, their er@ps have well ures, and savascs haSc stolen what in stock most of them have had, ,r do they get possession of iittle V straightway go and pay 1t out on edncss, not. forgetting the printer. ncoura.ing to us, whe have pay
 prcss-mcn, wood-men, paFcr-mes others, who contribute one thtag } get up tho MINER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
Garden Spots.

All through our mountains arc beautiful little valleys of from one to twenty acres in extent, several of which valleys are now being pre-cmpt- ed by industrious men, who intend to cultivate them. This, we like to see.
 The valleys In question have deep black loam soil hold moisture well, and are protected from winds and frosts by rocks and timber, making them, to our notion choice places for fruit grow ing, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
Boobies.

bout diamonds, rubics, etc, has in
 of our acquaintance Co tickle the ins in hearing of several of them
 foGnd very pretty "booby," a ruby. xt Aleck went arnnnd exhibiting rc wished for dilapiiuy, 10 exam s stones. And another aired h:s D crowd of iokcrs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
FOR SALE.

oBe syl.sdSI SEVENTY HUNDRED WAGON asA FOUR YOKE Of GOOD CATTLE ~siI bsoks Aaa god travellers.
 Alec. ONE TWO HORSE WAGON as good as new ard fOJR YEARLfSG BULL CALVES Dexter slBek Tho-e wshing purchase woald do Nogi ss cal .oon a ass&a ba.insss
 For further Iarteatars enquire of Levi Ba.Aflrd ss ot the under.sgped On the premises ! IT. LEE. Amersoan Ranch. A. T.. Dec. ( iS12 ds7f3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
The Sabbath.
lCOMMUNICATEn.

God loves and guards il; blesscs those who keep, and threatens those who violate it.
 As a reminder of His holy law, He has said
 "Ye shall keep my Sabbath, aud reverence my sanctuary; am the Lord" Lev. l9, 30.
 We hope that the good people of Prescott have the holy principle of obedieace to God sufficiently implanted in them to prompt one and all to revere His Day and obey His law c. A. R.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
Musical

The Twcntythird Infantry Band will piay the following selections this Saturday, afternoon al 2 o'clock:
 No l, The Duppler schanzen March-Bilse. 2 The Amor PoIka.-Strauss 5, In Happy Moments, from tue Opera
 Maritana. Wallace. 4, Lingards' Quadrille. 5, RataPlan from La file du Regiment
 Donizct.i C, Ballad. My hDgcl"-Guslic {" :, The Peri Wal;zes.--D'A Albert. |" $, Ypsilanu Galop. "IIow can leave
 thee :"- Zerrahn
 JOHN LEIDSER, Chief Musician.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
The Tucson Ci,i,ea of December 7th says

The Tucson Citizen of December 1th says:
 as. D. Wood and D. A. Meyendorf have been recently appointed |. :. Deputy Surveyors oi mineral lands in Arizona: the former resides at Chloride and the latter at Mineral Park, in Mohaye County"
 The MINER is acquainted with NIT. Meyen- dorfr and believes him worthy and we'll qualified.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
TNc T;~r< C., ~vv,

Between two and three inches of snow,-thc first of the scason-icll here during the forenoon ot Wednesday last. Persons from the mountains south of town say the snow is five inches deep in them. Here. this little bit of snow will be able to do no more than dampen the carths crust, but T great deal more snow is due this section and we want all that is due
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-12-21
Recent Indian Expectations.
They Attack q Train.
PHUXIX, A. T. Dec. r.. 1872

PHGNrX, A. T. Dec. r., 1872
 A few days ago, two twelve mule teams belonging to Burkherd X Fredlcy were jumped by about thirty Apaches near Oatman Flat, in the day. The mules were cut out of the harness, part of the cargo destroyed and one man-John .Bryson-wounded Eight of the mules ran away from the Indians and came back Boa.