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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-08

WHEN YOU'RE DOWN.

What legicns of friends always bless us
When golden success lights up our way
How they smile as they softly address US
So cordial, good humored and gay.
But, oh when the sun of prosperity
Hath set, then how quickly they frown,
And cry out, in tones of severity,
Kick the man, don't you see he is down Z?
What though when you knew not sorrow,
Your heart was open as day,
And your friends, " when they wanted to
borrow,
You'd obiige-and ne'er ask them to paw?
What though not soul ever sighted,
As you meandered about through the
town?
Your ''friends" become very near sighted,
And don't seem to see you when down!
When you're cup" you are loudly exalted,
And traders all sing out your praise
When you're down, you have greatly de
faulted,
And they really ''don't fancy your ways
Your style was ''tip-top'' when you'd money,
So sings every sucker and clown;
But now, it's exceedingly funny,
Things are altered, because you're down
Oh! give me the heart that forever
Is free from the worlds selfish rust,
And the soul, whose high, noble endeavor,
Is to raise fallen men from the dust.
And when in adversitys ocean,
a victim is likely to drown,
All hail to the friend whose devotion
Will lift up man when he's down
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-08

A GENTLEMAN of elegant leisure, and
= bachelor at that, has been amusing him.
self with matrimonial statistics, and out of
two hundred marriages published in New
England journals, last week, only two of
the ladies had old-fashsioned names; such
as Mary and Susan. All the others were
Moilies, Dollies, Pollies, Libbies, TibbieSS
BidGies. Hatties, Patties, Matties LIzzIes5
girl with a familiar .-christian name, > hS
shall s'start for her.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-08

VDETOR'S NOTICE.-In the matter of
y the account Of John Cox, ADMINISTRATIVE Oi
Charles HelfriCk. deceased:
And now, June 9th, 1873 on motion oi u;
McIauphIin w Horace Rose, Esq, appointed
an Auditor TO distribute the money in the hands
of the accountant to and among the parties en-
titled 10 receive the same. By the CoIIt'
Extract from the Record. .-.
j. NJ. SINGER. RcglSterr
Pursuant to the above appointment MIii @ sit
at NV Office i'm the Borough of Johnstown, on
SdttIGI1 august 10th, 1873 at q. clock 2. NJ
when aud where all parties interested may pre-; pre-
sent their claims or be debarred from coming
in ON said fund. --, ,,..o
JUhnstOwn, July - lsl3.-3f.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-08
NOIICE-HaNinr hnc

T. NOIiCE.-Having been
letters OF Administration on the
\ 1 N. ..'..NE MCLAUGHLIN, late of the
W Ma>hIngtOu, County of Cambria,
--.' GG notice To all parties indebted
..-. they must make payment
,thH those having claims against
l.9.I resent them duly authenticated
.1 ,-1' r.. 4. BRADLEY, Administrator.
p" lFH., July Is, IS-3.-6t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-08
fcUtol+S Notice.

n l - IhMENTARY on the Estate Of
EVANS, late Of Ebeusburg bor-
.aM'E. deceased. having been
-I~I"r of said county TO the
'ISHus indebted 20 said estate
H. make immediate payment, and
1-.."' "'.'.~ against the same will pre-
l.tS authenticated tor settle
- IT, ~NANLAN, Executor.
-'dHHe 21. ls-3. st
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-08

STRAY MULE.-Strayed from the
~ Works of :. II. Smith. ESQ, in Washing toi
Tow nshp, dark dun MARE MULE about
feet 4 inches in height, with cut in the leI |
shoulder about inches long two white stGts
on her neck, and name AID tail trimmed. htts
had left hind leg injured. Any informal ron
that will lead to tho recovery Of said mule VII
be thankfully received and literally rewarded
by JOHN LEAF
Hemlock, July %. 1s73.-3t .Sdue.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-08
TORS NOTICE

4 ite Of PETER WEAKLAND. decd.
HA,EHIry on the estate of PETER
dc ~ Carroll township. deceased,
4 granted To the undersigned bV the
....Il county, notice Is hereby
1 us indebted to said estate that
,Ne made without delay and those
49, against the same win present
B- l..nted for settlement.
.f ,CANLNN. Executors.
'" H.Ju.y Is.9 -Gt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
WEEKLY ARIZONA MINER: PRESCOTT, FEBRUARY l. 1873
All Aboard for Hardyville.

We nre at fast happy in tine posscssion Of mail facilities over the route from Prescott to Hardy vile, on the Colorado river, aud feel grateful 10 our Delegate la Congress, P. NJ General Crcswel and all other persons who have nssisted in sccnrng the people of northern Arizona this long g.cravcd for and very necessary facility. The first mail lcit Prescott post-ofiicc, Saturday last in blackboard, in which MeSsrs. Webster X White. the contractors, and Mir. Morris Lindsey left. 1t carried mail matter for American Valley, Williamson Valley, Walnut Grove, Camp linalpai, Oaks and Willows, Fort Rock, old Cnmp Willows, Camp Bcale Springs, Cerbni, Mineral Park, Chlo- ride, Union Pass, Hardyvillc and Fort Molurc, at all of which places industrious men and women will welcome the buck-board. Never before was a uaif started for which there existed greater necessity, and from away down in our boots do we congratulate our fellow citizens upon the ne" link in the chain of civilization. Now, II Califor- nla will work for close connection with this route, from the end the Southern Pacific railroad, San Fraucscans will De brought within about -Four days of the Wallapa mines. and six of Prescott
 New Mexico, Colorado. Kansas and Missouri ought ,o lose no time iu seeing that the missing nk In the overland chain is soon welded In hy having mail service plnced on the route between Prescott and Albuquerque
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
Letter from Camp Date Creek.

To tie Editor of tke Arizona Miner:
 Since last wrote you, there has been numer. ous changes at Camp Date Creek. in the first place we have had a change In commanding off cets-Captain Hcnton, 6ne officer and cstmablc gentleman, being sent on recruiting service. and Lieut. J. F. Trout being lcft m command aud as he Is, al present, the only officer st the post in: dced he has his hands full--bcing commanding officer, a. N. and 4. C. g. The next change has taken place is the medical department; Dr. La Barre heinz relieved, and in his stead have Dr. Corbusier. The Indian department Is iu flour. ishing condition-nesrly fOnr hundred pets on the reserve and more expected. Mr. Bfannan and stan arc erecting large building to bc occupied ny the Indian department, which, suppose, will bc fnlshcd in tue course of a few days. Every ching. h fact, around the post looks lively; aud t would surprise most any stranger. coming here, to see the teams, loaded -ith hay and wood ar irving here every day. "Oeha-catna !" Is expected with his braves He has been outside the limits oi tbe reserve for some time past, and has been scen within three iniics of the post tcycra times, and, suppose, the next thing you hear will be that he Is playing good Indian" again. soiBe of oar scouts that went with Capt. Price have re- turned, and seem heap tired Of playing soldier.
 .. f-...r OBSERVER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
The Very Latest.
Attack upon the Modocs-Forty soldlavs
 Killed and Wounded.

The San Diego Lnion of the 2Ist, has ihe following:
 Yrcks, Jan 90.-Adviccs from the seat Of the Indian ~sr have becn received. Foar han1rcd troops under Wheaton ntinckcd tue Modocs who were entrcnched behind the rocks. The VI ither vas ioggy and the troops were unable to see the enemy. Tue Stiaek was premaiurr. The bow iizcrs were Hot available. and tbe result that the troops were ingloriously vanquisled, having forty killed and wounded, ncludng two officers wounded. The cavalry carried on thts nEhi, snd the uumountsd troops will nOv 0uly try to keep the Mndocs from rtlding upon the settlements, until reinforced.
 The Wheaton alluded tn is. we think, the same one who formerly commanded in our Territory.
 The subjoined are from the Los Angeles Express:
 San Francisco. Jan. ai.--stOcks are declining raj fly.
 A dispatch from Carson says that John r. Jones
 as t'ccn elected to the [. s. Senate fron Nevada, by n vote of 53 to Ig Harrisburg, Jan. 2i.-The inaugural procession of military aud civic organizations, tLis moning, was the finest seen for many years. Notwiih- standing the snow storm, Hue streets were eratn- med. 0oycsuOF Hartriuh was sworn in ai noon.
 Corrinnc, Jan. 2l.-The weather along the rail. road Is mild. All tbe trains arc running on time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
From New Mexico.

Mir. ". V. B wardweIi, of Foft Craig, New Mexico. arrived In Prescott a few days ago, hay ing come all the way here, in company with n couple of empioyes, in spring wagon. Calling upon us the other evening, in company wiih Col. Evans. of Fort whipple he informed us that hls object, sr rather objects in visiting this section, Has to look upa tract Of land near Fort Rock, on the roaI to Hardyvie, which be claims under a Spanish grsBt--a title we did no, suppose covered any portion Of Northern Arizona. Hut, NIT. W. says he has one sure. and it remains to be seen whethev oF not h ~ili stick. His next purpose Is e bring hlihcr large band Of fine cattle which he has in New Mexico.
 Mir W. came by Camp Apache, the Little Colo rado and San Francisco Mountain. He passed q party or coioradans, who said they were es ronfe for this place. They had printing material, and thought they would start colony.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
The @ Miner.
Prom Wickenburg and other Points.
 Mining etc

II. II. Cartier, Jr., dIst-ict attorney, and J. Thomas, sberif, of thls county, arrived home Wednesday last, from wickenburg, where they found Me.srs. Peoples, sexton and other citizen. quite we'll and hopeful. Mrs. Crook, Col Nelson all right rr .,. .r. -.I. ...t...
 Mir. Smith and his force of workmcn were busy putting tho mill in condition for crushing orr.
 Mrs Sexton. of the vulture mill, hat received word rom London, to the effect that Mr Phelps had about made all necessary arrangements for commencing work on the vulturc
 Thc gentlemen came via Weaver. and inform U. thu tbc arastras of the Marcus company were running on Marcus ore.
 They found the new road in good condition and say 1t Is much better and shorter than tb, old,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
A Card.

FRIEND MARION Permit us, through the col umps of your paper, io'reiurn our sincere thanks to the citizens and military of Prescott and cen- trai Arizona for their liberal and generous pat ronage ofns during our business career in Pres. colt and to them that ~earc fully sensible of the fact that suceess, mainly, to tlicir kiud indulgence aud discriminating iavoT, and shall always i,car h In mind with gratitude. We shall always lc c.ad to attend to any bnsiness our friends may ~-h us to by tlseir addressing a letter to oi,Isur a-, ioek- Box tl7s, san Fran cisco. D. HENbtHSoN.N bho.
 Trb | iS13 2t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
Camp Verde.

4 recent letter from Mr. Geo. W Hancc, who Is in charge of the traders establishment at Camp Verde, informs us that soldiers, farmers, every body were getting along well on inc river. The letter Is culogisiic of Col. Coppinger, command ing the post Capt Carr, iis former co;aiiansr'. Lieut.. Woodson in fact, of all the officers, who, Mir. bancc says, arc gentlemen This Is right. Citizens and soldiers should have no other iccl- ings for each other, especially in country like this, wtere both forces work together for common objects dear tu all.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

The fine band of the 2}d Infantry continues to delight our citizens with good music, every Sat urday, from the plaza platform. This band also furnishes choice music for our Friday evening hops We can imagine how well pleased the mrmbcrs Of said hand would be. were our citizens Co name some time and place for them to give a concert, from which they would derive some pc cuniary benefit.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
New Settlement.

The placing Of mail service on the route hence to Hardyvillc, has induced Mcssrs. Thornton & Birch to start a settlement at old camp Willow Grove, shere there Is plenty of water, timber aud grass. Other citizens will shortly settle close 10 them, as well as at Front creek mud other places, and, In this way. the land along said route will be settled uI, and the country be made Co contribute to the wealth Of the Territory and nation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

Mr. O. C. Bean, of this place. stands pretty fair show Of getting control, for A short time, oi the. government farm near Camp Mcdowell, on condition, We believe, that he will furnish the troops with all the vegetables they may desire free of cost Iftherc Is anything to be made in running that farm, C. c. Bean needs and deserves everything.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
The New Vo,ums.

Of this, the Express of January IS, says
 The Arizona MINER. published a, Prescott Arizona has entered is tenth volume li s the best taper published on the border. W@are siwap glad Co rserlss i, api never hnd lacking in interest. May meet with con tinnsd success.
 Next comes the San Diego Union, of Jan. 1.-the Little Giant of the daily press oi California-with the following testimony
 The Ads,na MINER commenced it. trsth voutae with inc ssue f January sh. We have long known and ap. prccisi-d the MINER rs tke narvrs sf frrsts jvuruaiism I h .f those iapers towards which the scissofs turn almost Of ;hsI vivou tr h s rsh mine of items" fss people fl the Territory ,houd stick Co be NfsEn. u battles their side with uniirinR vigor We wsh ihc rwpric'On grUwing p't-f~rity
 While most editors Of village papers would feel vain over such complimentary notices, from such sources. anal, perhaps, grow lazy, while reclining on their aurel-,r we look apun them as being mere acknowledgements of the fdct that, in the past, the MiSER has endeavOred to earn a livelihood fEits propri- etors, printers, etc, in a small village, of less than coo people; and, to render an cqui,a. lent for the support it has received, which supppoit, owing tO the unsettled and imppv- erished state of the Territory, has barely enabled us to meet e1Penscs. Bot, wc look forward 10 better day, and, while labosing to bring a change, shall draw new inspiration from the cheering words of our good brrih- ern of the press--who, regardless of eroea>is politics, etc, have always ient us encourage ment to perSeyerc for ths welfare of Uur Territory
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
SIT TNINfONE.
DIsTEiCT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT D MarcoTa County, Ad1ona Territory.
 NTsra ficX. Plainun .


 
 RopoIiHo AHKs, Defenlant.
 Action brought u The District Courf of The Third Jnd al District in nnd ft inc County of MacoIa 10 The rrf ii0ry of Arir1ns.
 Th. Territory rf Anrona senI greeting To R,dDJho Hicks defeniani.
 Yyu hereby sunniuOned and required appear n aiiuo bFOagt against yoi by tbe sose-uss,c1 lsiH q ib The District Courf f ibs Jhifi Jndhni Disirci m and foE ihe c'uiy 0f Maricppt n fhc Territory of ArxnuA aud thr cympiaiHt tl~d wih inc Crrk ol fhis Court ai Phsrnir n sud county ta cufy d which flaiui acrUfnp1Eirs ths niibiH tSsHty dty (e,rl~ve m tha day 1 strvceJ tfrr is ssfyics uTn yn of ths f ssTeeJ n tiii. cuiy. bui s-rHed out of The cosIfy and within this Di.irrt then within thirty days and in sii oshsf osses Erfy tays. hts aiisu is brought to obtain decree 0f Coiu fE s dgtn 0f fb. s'pds uf Hair uoHy ~Ks'iug beiWrcu y0u aud 'i, sad iaH n and ths oi ihis ariu. and if you ttl apI-ar aad sad c,inJain Asye required ths yhnaf will take d-fanl' sgsius you and apply The Coure fur ise rsef densud-i said IdaIut
 Given under Iur hasd and 70. sesl H said Di,friei Cuyt al ihrpiH. this -@ysuih day si IJecembrr A D IsT1 q. <. SHAW Clrk
 ti-4i By ]. k DARRpSIIE DeJniy Cisrt. wN A. H ,Nc0, (. AitorHsy fsf fiasuiih febltin.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
PosI orgicE DEr.urarxr

POsT OFFICE DEPNHTNrNT.
 WashRgtuu. December 1, ls52 Proposas will he received the Contract oee oi this Department unul o'clock 2. u. af March T lrn fT conveying the mails uf inc United States hutn Juiy l. s7l to Jun. D is74 ip the Territory of Arizona the and by inc schedules of departures and arrivals bcreia specified. ... r.r- ..... D.cisiDus announced by or before March 20. ie7l Route No. l72l9 froin Tnbao by Kitchens Ranch tn Monument 2! mles and baek. a week Leave Tn hac Monday ai G a. m. arrive af Nonnmsu' hy i2 m Leave MonamsHi Mphday al P rn arrive si luhae hy p
 R0ute 72D Fnn TIiar. via Sonoia Valley to Criiien den i5 miles and back, n week. Leave Tnlno al ] a. m on Wednesday arrive at Cutenden bv r. leave CriiteRdep Thursday a, and arrive ai Tuhar by r.
 lsc:,:c Nh iT2si Prom B-aasha- ty waa.. s-,-= :, Wick, nbuEz and hack, Week. Bidders will state distance and propose schedule.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

z Some citizens ot Wiekeabnrg and vicinity have pctitioncd the legislature for decree of divorce from Yavapai county wishing to lie in bed with the citizens oi Maricopa county Others oppose the move. The MTsEK likes tlie wiekcnburgers, and would dislike to see them leave their manmys 1iousc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

A. C. Swain, and others, have commenced sink ing well a, point known as Niger Wells, sii- uatc between Wiekenberg and Agua Fria, on the road io Phoenix. Should Mir Swan find water, he wl start station, which will bc of great con veuencr 10 all who may nave occasion 10 go over the road In aucstion
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
Almost q Confayration.

Tie neat little house belonging 10 Mr. Thomas Cords. the east side of the plaza, caught hrc, Wednesday morning, and but for Judge flewy aud Mr. G. N. Bowers. who ran and informed NIT. C., that gentleman might now Irc without dwel- ling. The fire was communicated from tho stove pipe A fue is nov being constructed. Moral bcware Of stove-ppes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

It Is stated that Gen. Dana, Chief Q. NJ, of the military district oi Arizona, has posters out call
 ing for proposals for furnishing 100 mules. Not having seen the posters we are unable to let the public know the date fixed for opening bids, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
Tried to Kill or Scare.

Not long since, as one of the men who were em- ploycd by l.. A. Stevens, Co herd stock, was driv- ing q band of cattle through Point Of Rocks, he heard the snarping Of one or more gun caps, and believes that Indians or white men attempted 10 Kill hlin Indians of course
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

Persons who may not have time to come to this office for extra copies of the MINER, can purchase them at the book store Of Mir. wm. N. Kelly, Mon tczums street Copies of the paper are for sale at the bookstore Of Mir. J. s. Mansfield, Tucson; al E. Irvine & Co.'S. Phoenix at W. F. Halle, Mineral Park, and at Schneider, Gricrson & Cos, Arizona City.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
The Weather.

Sunday was cold and windy. In the night, a iitiIe hail fell. Monday was windy. Tuesday cold north wind and viilainous waves of dust wcdnesdsy-eiito: perhaps little more so Thursday-wiud from the south. friday-thr mountain ranges north Of Prescott are white with snow.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
Musical.

The Twenty third Infantry Band wl play inc following selections this (saiuriay) afternoon at 2 o'clock; s No. l.. Montg6asery Street March -BasEsrhs g. Bell Poka-Lab.tkky
 T Come where my Love lies sdreamiBg.-Blockcy t I.ngards Qnadric.
 'i < The Peri WaliErs - D'AlbeTt G. Ballad. " Her Bright Smile haun,s me still
 Wrightnn.
 :. Chorus from Ia Trsvia,a.-verdi. g, Trab Trab Galop--IIelmsmulier JouS LEipNEK Chief Musician.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

Mir. F.. C. Jacobs was in town 3 day or two ago, and returned 10 the Camp Verde Indian rcserva- ton which place Is as innocent of Apaciies as Boston. IL Is, we learn, Inc intention of Mir. J. to leave this Territory very soon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

m pound. snear. crstshei G btdsj loO00 '' brown, ,kegsl. Pn Cblna tuafsl son 20 Iaud siis~- ihs-, oih-, Uius). yn Tea
 io rasrs C.ai ni
 sJO boxes s,say lr ihs. aud 35 lh.. each
 70 t-sNes Candles sn lbs each.
 10 kegs SyruF ga,ons esch. Large quantity of CanR~d Fruits aud Yegctabrs, Col Ire Ilaisifs. sTicrs, Bgtasr, &e.. se. &s-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
What other Papers think of the
 Miner.

Having finished the publication of volume nine of the MINER, and made. ..Auitr start on volume ten, it may not be out of place for us to lay before our readers the fvlIoxing kind and encouraging expressions regarding the MiSER, from some of the best daily, weekly and monthly publications of Califor- mia and the East.
 A short time ago, Crofutt's Western World, T sterling monthly publication of New York City, saw fit to say:
 The Ari,nna MiSER ruhlishedai Prescott A IT, !. oue of the neaie-t and sfrghtlgst of exchanges and a credit o The wei. to inc Territory. We hop" Co receive t regularly t contains much valuab. infna. ton 0f Mining, Agricultural, Indian md other maief which affords complete index 70 the vast industries and of of the riches, a Teriorie.ou. that people east genera, hiug know less ab,ai than any other. We shall be happy tp educate them liile Mf Marion, win your aid.
 Not long since, the San Francisco Coast Review-a very bright monthy-spokc of the MINER ns follows
 This valunbie taper reaches VI. regularly tw which thanks due to its worthy s,liios and publisher.
 The Los Angeles daily Exprcss--tlIe best and most cntcrprising daily in its city, said recently: The Anzrua MINER p1{~r publ shed st PrsscO, Arizona paper which s,tpfialy and iypogntplirAlly ranks second Co ibr csei furnishing h dDr-. a the TerrifOra with great pruinJans in rnsdrrn daily hE their weekly and them that VI do mol lose anything hy so doing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

Dr. F. | Bailey, medical director of the depart mcnt Of Arizona, and Dr. II. Bendcll, supcrinteu- dent of Indian afflrs in thls Territory. called on us one day this week, Both gentlemen honor the offices which they All. and it would be we'll for the country if all It's officers were able, faithful aud unAssuming as they.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

Night-watchman Jennings wasn't the first per son tc see the smoke rush out of Tom. Cordis' house; but, then, ii wasn't his time on watch. Ii would be a cute smoke that would escape hi. piercing gaze, of dark night.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

Several hundred thousand pounds of barley ar. rived here this week, in wagons, from Salt river, and vas " corncrcd by Mcssrs. Jake Marks and W. B Hcllings. This grain was shipped by Judge la
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

Mr. J. F. Rhode adycfiiscs his readiness and ability to repair guns and pistols. Place of busi ness at Jewclls place, next door 10 Wormscr & Wertheiucr's new store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

U. $. A. officers have been examining New Mex leo corn at Camp Verde. and, wc learn. lave pro nouneed it good enough for public auimals.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

Our neighbor, D. Ha,z, has just completed s fire sud fro-i-proof cellar. costing $500. It Is pro. yided with iron doors of home manufacture.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

The Sentinel of Arizona City is now two sheets in the wind-one for each editor, we presume. To fill both sheets it made con siderable of draft on the columns of fte MIsER, but failed, from some cause, Co give us credit
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

Fresh fish, from the Rio Verde; yenIson, from the ,aountains and quail from The valleys, were in market this week All were good. Mir. Henry Herbert will please accept the editorial thanks for "A beyy of quail.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01
Io.o.F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. l.

sxx..ss. Regular Meetings of this Lodge on Wed. asH@NE nssday Evenings, a' Masonic Hall. Mem.
 '7'fsNtS bsrs of ths Order, in go.i standing, AT. invited io attend. B II. WEAVER, \. q. | JAMES COUCH, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-01

Mir. Peter Harvey, who has been spendiug q short time at Adimsylle, on the Gila, returned home several days ago. He reports dull times on the GIla.