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Edi,orisl and Selected Ite,ns.

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boy should have lair education. and a
TASTE ior reading, to make a good printer
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The ground W., covered with snow
on SATURDAY. morning. but The storm
ended in rain ami ulade >,'sh
-E,gLi inches of snow tell in Frye.
burg ON Friday morning
The andre .coggin Quarterly Meeting
viii hold u> session with the church in
East DiNiield. commencing at O'Clock,
Tuesday, Nov IS. 1873 Sermon by
Rev j. f. Eyele,h
-Weare indebted TO Sewell Cot. Esq,
Pres OF Mexico d East Bumiord Cheese
Factory. iora generous specimen OF the
products OF these factories. MIR. Fred
! Foster WAS the Superintendent. All
who have tried it pronounce it first rate.
The Ist Parish Ladies' Sewing Circle
o. Aujovcr viii give a literary entertain.
mcut at Union Hall, Andover, en- Wed
uesday eyeuiug, Nov l2,h, in aid OF the
Parsonage. An oyster Supper will be ia
readiness at The Gloss ct tie onteltaiu
ment. ct which uH are expected to par
u.be. Admission to Hall. - cents.
Soppcr, % coats Per order
The Belfast Age cautions the farmers
%, ,ha, vicinity again>, holding back
,bejr ha, aud potatoes ltom the market
ia The hope o; getting better prices. "o-
tatoc> wuich sell Tor 80 cts. at Belfast
bring only 20 c,s. IN Baltimore and other
Southern peu-, showing these markets
wei supplied
The citizens of IA" Village District,
B,csiciJ. Wi.. holda L,yce az their ucw
school House. on Wednesday evening,
NOV. 18th. to iai>e mud, to- furnish the
school house The entertainment, will
cau,i,tol Dramas. TajlcgN, Music, fancy
tables. 6.h ponds, Post Office, graf bags.
Nc. good supper 0i., be lurui,aed at
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TERMS.

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Indian Department in Arizona

The Superintendent Of Indian Affairs has very kindly furnished the subjoincd list of officers serving under the Indian Department of Arizona:
 Superintendent Indian Affairs, II. BendeIl, office Head Quarters Department of Arizona, Prescott
 Colorado River Reservation, Yuma and Mohavc Indians. J. A. Tanner, U. S Special Indian Agent in charge. r. o. address, Parker, A. T.
 Gila Reservh tion-Pina and Maricopa Iudnns- J. II. Stout. U. '. Special Indian Agent in charge r. Q. address, Sa,'aton, A. T.
 Papago Indians in valley Of San Xavier Del Bac-R. A. WiIbcr. U. $. Special Indian Agent iu charge. F. o. address, Tucson, A. r.
 White Mountain Re- seryation. {San Carlos Hi. yisOBt-Aryvipa anc Pinnl Apacbes-R. A. Will Der, U. s. Special Indian Agent temporarily in charge. F. 0. address, Camp Grant, A. T.
 White Mountain Rcscryatiop-Coyotcro Apach- es-James F. Roberts, U. <. Special Indian Agent In charge r. Q. Address, Camp Apache, 4. T.
 Chiricnhua Eeservation-Iacbise's Indians Ibos. J. Jefferds, Acting U. $. special Indian Agent, in charge. P. .. ess.suIpbur Springs Arizona.
 Date Creek Reservation - < hpaehe.Yrcss and Apache Mohayc Indians--J. Williams, L. <. spc- cial Indian Agent, in charge. PC address, Camp Date Greek, A. T.
 Beale Springs Reservatiou-H Hualapai Indians Capt. Byrne, U. s A, Acting Indian Agent, in charge. F. 0. address, Camp Beaie Springs. AT.
 Verde keservatlon-no indians on Reservation. F. C. Jacobs, U. & Special Indian Agent. F. O. address, Camp Verde. A. T.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Disasters.

As seasons and years pass away. the statistical records show constant recurrence of terms Of drouth, of wet and of cold. It secms also that there arc corresponding terms when evil com. motions rage, when suicides become almost cp- idemic. when earthquakes are unusually frequent. and when, In different wave, the great reaper. Death sec,ns to gather in enormous harvesi.
 The year 1872 was one of the years that must ever be referred to as one that was upcommonly prohhc m death oi renowned men, and In terrible disasters by fire and water. t.
 Some of the mo-t notable si,ss x-pcr ton have passed away ~iIb the year. Statesmen, military heroes, men celebrated in art, science and mechanical pursuits have fallen as leaves.
 The loss Of property by nrc in some of the largvs' cities In this country and Europe Is fearful to contemplate. The terrible loss of life ss weii IS property by water, Is especially notable In Europe. whole villages and towns have been swept out Of existence by floods, and the record of marine disasters Is one Of horror. Al least 900 ves has beeu lost at sea during the month Of Deceni Der alone
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Lumber.

The Government saw-mill and Moves S Curtis mill. respectfully and g miles south of Prescott, have been very busy for twelve months past. The former has employed about 90 men and the latter 2 men. Uncle Ssm's mill has shinglc machine connected with II, and has manufactured lumber and shingles for the military posts of Whipple, Verde. Hualpai, Beale Springs, Mohaye and Mcdowell; and has given employ ment to freighters constantly through the year. Messrs Moves & Curtiss have supplied the demand of citizens and have filled many orders for settlers in the valleys in this coun- ty and have sent some large bills as far south As Phoenix.
 The demand for shaved shingles was large during the summer and fall, and the piles of shingles that were visible in and near Pres. cott waiting buyer in April. at 5000 per NJ all disappeared and the price in November and December rose to S7.50 and $8O0 per M. according to qurlity.
 The price of lumber at the saw-nill is from 5000 to SG000 per N. As the country is settled hp, the manufacture of lumber in the section Of Arizona oround Prescott, will be. comemuch more important than at present owing to the scarcity of good timier else. where
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
VICTORY! vlcTORYI
Crooks Troops surrcund an Indian Ranch eria---Kill 56 Warriors take l8 Wo. men and Children Priscnen, and Cap ture IS Mules and one Horse

Our Pbnnix correspondent sends tho following, which Is vouched for by private letter received by Mir. II. Hewitt, from Lieutenant Ross, of Gen. eral Crooks staff:
 "FRiESD MARION By private letter to q. F.. Mowrcy, from Mcdowell, ] learn that on the morning of Saturday, December 2s, Captain Burns, with parts of Companies L. N, and ~. of the 9th Cavnlry, surprised ranchcria Of Apaciies In Q canyon of Salt River, north of Superstition mountain, and killed 5J bucks, took IS women and chirdrcn prisoners, and captured l5 mules and one horse. Not one escaped from the raucheria."
 Under other circumstances, the MINER would not feel good over such bloody news, but, know Ing we do that killing Is the only cure for bad Apachcs, we rejoice, and tender the heartfelt thanks of our citizens to the brave officers and enlisted men who struck this telling blow.
 And the star. r.spangled bannsr In triumph shall wave. Der the land Of ArD'na and ihe home of the Tache.
 "
 LATER.-since placing the above In type, Cap tain A. H. Nickerson has informed Us that the number of bucks killed by Capt. Burns com. mand was 57, and the number of women and children captured, 25.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Literary Society.

Almost shut out from the world as are the few hundred people of Prescott, 1t cannot be said oi them tha, they have forgotten their early training Ip older communities, or that they have not used their hest endcavors to keep alive the unqucnch- able desire of all right-minded American citizens for knowledge.
 AS early as 1864, while but few board and log shantics were to be seen on the town-site, our people bonstcd of their newspaper, which was followed by School, Pioneer and Historical Asso- cation and church. Now, we hear ofthc joining together of eeveral citizens for the purposeof pro. curing books, papers and hall, where they, with all other persons WhO may wish to do so, may pass away some time of each day, week, month or year, In storing their minds with useful knowi- edge. -
 It Is but short time since the idea of starting snciI an institution conceived, yet, In very short time, and with but little effort, few of young men have collected over s20o, which sum bas already been sent for books and papers not only this, but hail-that Of W. c. Coliier's-has hsen secured, and . mouth may not eiapse before the "Young Mems Social and Literary Club :" wIil be prepared 10 offer such inducements to its lneihbevs, friends and strangers, as will give the institution and its members reputation that will rcd0aad to their credit and that of the town.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Railroads.

The talk about railroads has awakened , great deal of interest though no rail has s. yet been laid in the Territory. Four roads are now in process of construc. non that will evevtually and materiallv affect our future. Tue Texas Pacific Road may be considered coming fact; many mile. ol track were laid in Texas during the year 1872 Engineers have been for months. snd are now in tue Territory locating the route of inc rosG; an'. two parties of surveyor have just completed the labor of surveying two differ ent lines from San Diego to the Colorado
 The Atlantic and Pacific road is destined 'o cross Arizona on the Thirty fifth parallel of latitude, but active operations on tho east ern end are for a tine suspended but the Denver and Fl Paso narrow guage road. which will intersect the A. and F. road at Albuquerque, is being showed ahead with energy and will help us very much when it reaches the valley of the Rio Grande.
 et5n:ord @ Co.'S. road, or the Southern iacife, in California, has been extended tow. ards ns many miles and will probably reach tue Colorado River in 1873.
 The Utah Southern Railioad is being built southerly from Salt Lake City, and will reach Pioche in few months and be afterwards extended to the head of navigation on the Colorado River.
 A railroad is projected from the port of Guaymas in Sonora, Did Tucson, to a connec- non with the Texas and Pacific road at the nearest point in Arizona.
 Looking at the facts us dspassionately AS possible, our prospects for communication with the world by rail seem quite encour- aging.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Christmas---1672.

The day well celebrated in Prescott at Fort Whip rie and we suppose everywhe el.s in the Territory
 Rev. Mir Gilmore delivered ablo dscoirse, in tho ioreboSn.
 Then there grand dinners good dinners. pigeon shaOting match music, &c
 The town wAs crowded with people g'od Feeling wa upIer,Do-t and. although liquors freely drank, nod one single disturbance occurred.
 Mir. and Mrs Marks. Mir and Mrs s C. Miller md other heads of families enieneda great many forlurn bachelors wbo called npOn them.
 The hearts of the little mnde glad win nice pre.cnt and the praise. o good Santa Claus were sound ed by the rising generation.
 To up all Ieups acted uIon the good old say ing 'Chfsnas lat year aud our rcader' kbow tis. balance.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Rain and Snow.

The clouds and mist that during rar of last week and Ioriou of this, suspended Uni. section of the Torrery, have ptoucsd tr of which the country stood ib great peejwater The hrt rain of . series of showers fell the night of Sunday last Monday gave us more showers Tuesday oisned with rain, s,d after several good showers had fallen. commenced ing heavily at about half pas, I2 snd kep, doing uptl about half Ias, in the aernoOn when the performance ceased.
 the sky looks If rain is In sOre for
 In tie mountains, the will average from scbcs to foot In depth.
 Owing to the thirsty condition of the ground previous o this last weng would be unreasonable fr us 10 expect that he placer miners of Lynx Hassayampa and other creeks will derive much benefit from it. In the way of get ting sufficient wa,er to suice with yet will help miners farmers, iD fact every body in this section.
 The stage driver from Wickenburg, says rained heavily at that place. and around Camp Date Greek.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Musical.

The Tweniy-thIrd Infantry Band will play the following selections Uni. Saturday, afternoon at o'clock:
 No. l, The Liberty March.-Hamm z, The Anvil PoIka-vrrdi. Ballad 70 xiv. me bu, my A,,h
 stecd.-IsmbcIottc
 The Como oQusdrilc-D'Albert ,, The Crystal schoitisehe Welngarteo ., Shells Of Ocean.-Chcrry. ., The Vivian Medley.
 \, The storm Gaiop.--Bilse.
 JomS LEipSgn, Chief Musician.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
The Ball.

To the matter of t-.ils Prescott can't shine like San Bernardino, but then Prescott s younger and smaller than <. B.. so wish to Chrstmas Eve Hall, which. kH good management delicious t.uso. cellsnt ufdss beAaiifsi and bfzvs hard to beat. Thea, the supper, f WhsA~ads restaurant, hllei inc bill, well ss tb. eonmssasiss af eli who Iaftsok of it
 Credit is due to Mir. wertheiner, wbo furnished the hall and ass-TS. iIDsH;, Jewell, Raa. ksBds .Hd others. who made ends meet without the least jar hitch
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

Having printed over 1000 copies of this number of the MINER, persons wishing to subscribe, as we'll as those who may be desir. ous Of sending an Arizona paper to relatives and friends in the States, can be aocomoda- ted by calling at the office or at Kelly's news depot, Montezuma street.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Territorial Delegates.

Washington dispatch of Dec. 3o, says that at the meeting of the Territorial Delegation held on Dec. 20, Gov. Mccormick presiding, Claggett's Dill to promote education In the Territories wn. hvorahly considered, and the Delegates agreed thai the District of Columbia might be included m McCormicks bill for advancing the salaries of Territorial Governors and Secretaries, recently agreed to by the House Committee on Territories
 resolution asking the President to appoint one Commi.sioner to the Vienna Exposition from each of the Territories was adopted.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Money. Money.

Gen. Dana, Chief Quarterrua,tcr Of this depart snent, has money plnced to his credit in the U. s. Depository at Tucson and |. now paying some of aiis old bills with drafts. Contractor. and others would prefer grecnbacks or drafls on San Fran cisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

The precious stone fraud is not yet ended, as we see that wm. NJ. Lent, Of San Fran cisco, has sued Arnold, of Kentucky. who, in turn, has threatened shit against Lent and al, others who have charged him with "salt- ing.h Our hope is that the matter will be sif,ed until the guilty person or persons ar, well salted by law and public opinion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Killed by Indians.

Writing to us from Pinos Atlas, New Mex. leo, under recent date, John Backus, form eerly of this place says that the Apaches had just killed two white men and that the mur. derers were afterwards seen on the reserva. ton, wearing the clothes of their victims.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

The great state of California has been ,,citteug herself by permitting military officials of San
 Diego County to cross the Colorado River, and collect, or try to collect tsxcs Of people living in
 Arizona City Arizona Territory Now, this thing has been going on long enough. and onr fellow. citlzons, whom the pirates of San Diego woulJ roh, are asking all Arizonans 10 aid in bringing the question to final settlement
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

d. M. Page died at Ehrenberg On the 9oth ult. MT. ragc arrived here short time sgo from the !, Dlainond Fields, and was on his way to San Francisco at the time of his death. about i2. "' -s'"
 His aeqnaln'anees Asrs regret his death, for he was good man.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Destruction of the Government saw-mill

This institution which consisted of large frame bud jag enepsing blaming machine shingie machine, yHu. able circular .ass engine, boiler etc. consumed by fire the night of saturday December 2r.
 The loss ctsBot be much less than 50 Uoo.
 The suIJ-.ion s that it fire whether by ciient design s not known.
 The hrs started in the oil room, while the workmen vere asleep
 We learn thA, Gen Dana negotiating for the purchase aif nnnihrr mill
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
From the West.

N Neisos, Lrob-r of Col Nelson. of the Pay Depart nent u. s A. got bark recently rum nying trip to camps Mohave Bsale Springs and iuslyai He informs that Capt Thonisou of Motave had scarcely enough to siasd guard his prvIrry Bca~ Springs has been greatly mprOysd-Hnslpa pal ditto.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

We see by the San Bernsrdino Guardian that Mr. W. A. Boren and Miss Sarah SchyG, were recently married in it's town.
 The departed young man is brother of Mrs. l.. B. Jewell of Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

California has what the Gull calls au er- ceedingiy stringent Sunday law, and we learn that our Legislature will be asked to pass some sort of Sunday law.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

frevons 10 'akins his departure from Prescott Rev Mir Isedcr furnished the following items which are well worthy place In the history of our Territory
 The fini ClAss of the Methodist Efscopai Church In The Ierfs'osy J Arrona organized in se Court Room at Prescott by the Rev c. A. keeder on Tuesday even. ing, December l9 ls72
 On sabbath, the 2ad aided by Rev A. Gilmore Chap lain at fcr' WhIpe. he held the first Communion of said church n the Court House there being eleven conmuli cauts which represented thre. ehurches
 In, sefi.s of nss,nss far IS days closed in ing of the ahove date, there having bseu l5 ssrmons
 rnchod, which evidently po altogether In vain
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
More Good News for Arixonans.

A late number Of the Los Angeles Express has these despatches dated Washington, Dec 2s:
 Gen. sherman opposes strongly Gsa Howard, protsoai- ion 10 deiaeh Camps Apache and Bowie from General Crooks Department.
 ibs Fostmaster-t'enersl has contracted for weekly mall om Hardyyilis fo Iresoati t. wailafal mine.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
New Mexico Flour --- How the Apachei
 Helped Themselves.

New Msr'oo fr-ight trAiu win -four ts CanPbsll BuFau. arrived here day this week.
 This train has made svenul trip, in naeh t srtaesed by Ap@eh~s. who Allied lie and carried on and destroy ed - sschs of hour
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

Tuesday, January i4, 1873, our citizen. will, eeet town officers. Dr. Kendall appears to be inc peoples iavorite Tor Mayor and we believe he would make good one. "e 1. w. hnott informs us that he Is an indepen- dent candidate for Marshall, and wa learn ,I,s, Ed. Peck VIII be n candldate fer that office
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
From she Verde.

We learn that Mrs crsok Col Nelson and wife. c. w. Bowsrs Col c P Head and IT, P. FO.,er. had rIsaaaa, time si Camp Verde l==, =--k-
 Col S-lssa isd ost some tli,ooo to soldiers Of differ cnt cysn trulss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Several ladies of Prescott and For whipplc kept "opca house." on New Years, and received
Man Lost.

We arc acquainted with men who arc anxious to learn the whereabouts Of R. T. England, form- ~rly of ihi. place. and not long since, of White Piu-, Nevada. See advertisement.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

Newton Cole commenced the New Year by pay ,ne e ycars susscrptlou for the MINER. H,.e.o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Families Coming.

The Rs'isr, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, says that 50 or more families were sa yOu.. to Arizona. Good
 Tbe same paper states that 1000 head of cattle had passed through, ea route to Camp Apache.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

Attention s directed so the busn~ss cards of $. c. Rog sss. which .ill b- foasd under the head Of New Ad vrrs~m.uts" public.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
SEED 6TORE. SEWN, VINCENT A Co.,,

No. eJ7 sarso~, ST. San Frdscisoo, Cal.
 Have the pleasure Of announcing public that having rsiss such isnfp.ur- quantities of seeis this year Gardens FOUNTAINS BLEAU, San I<andro that the, are enabled 10 make reduction Of co ger i.s years frices They have hand large a.sorsmsnt (. BULBS. CLOVER CANARY. HEsP and all kibds of vEGE TABLE and FLOWER SHEDS. Also. CABBsGE PLANTs Q every NAr1efy. Send for Catalogue. tAnSm3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

MT wm- boos"r and wife started ios San Bernardno on last Wednesdays stage
 Mi. h; has bssn employed as sawyer A, ,h. Gox.,u. taa "' winch capacity he has given good sstsl.a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

No MI~ss last week. Cause-Y,riaters worn cut with hard work, and filled with dcsire to nli ihemscivs. with turkey. chicken. etc, and to eel. rbrste the annivsr.ary Of the Birth ef the Re deeiner "Rl.ht," do you says
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Nice Party.

The party given by Mr. and Mrs. 2. c. Miller. at their residence, Wednesday evening last. vas all that fancy could paint The mu.ie vas yoo.,
 supper superb and dancing deiicous.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04

L. Jenks was oui recently viewing road of tho Verde, when he quite squad of parhes who tried t nank him. but who failed - owing t the neetnes. of Jenks hosss and to the way tn which be foole the brie., by waving his hand. N Of cnDks dnlinu tive ~Gions coming si their regular douhs quick