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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22
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SCHOOL HoUsE.-Wc rejoice to know that Prescott Is to have school-house, and one, too, that will answer well all purposes. Dr. Geo. D. Kendall, one Of the trustees, has, by and with the advice and consent of the other trustees "sonnd. cd" our builders, one of whom, Mir. W. Z Wilson. has contracted to build and deliver 10 the proper officers house 2jx30 feet which house Is io be wcathcrbOarded lined, ccilcd, wainscottcd, paint. ed, &c for the sum of si, 700 out of which sum the contractor has pledged himself to donate 10 the district school fund, $50. The house will stand on the school grounds, in rear of C. C. Bean's, beautiful place. where scholars will not be annoyed In their studies.
 There is, at present, considerable money In the school fund, yet this sl, zoo, together with the cost of school furniture. will make big hole in the "plic," and citizens may be called upon to aid the cause Of education, by personal contributions
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

HABEAs CoRPUs.-The Chnaman who Is ae- cuscd of killing Inc late Peter Neff, is now out on bail. His counsel, Capt ]. F. Hargrave, ap- piled to district court commissioner, Ed. w. Wells, for writ of hIbeas corpus, on the ground of unlawful Imprisonment, when, after examining witnesses and listening to the arguments of Capt. Hargrage, for the writ, and those of Judge Cart der, against, admitted the prisoner to bail in the sum of St JOO with ]. E. c. Mitchell and Guiiford Hathaway as sureties.
 This aetioa will save some county expense. There fears that the Chinamsn will ske- daddc, it being pretty generally conceded that it will be hard to convict him of murder.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Ing BEEF BUSINESS Mi. Hooker and his partners in the contract for supplying Govern Dsnt posts and Indian reserves with beet and mutton have now but short time len, until the time of their contract will expire, and take it upon ourself to award them praise for the man- ner in which they have met every emergency. We know that, owing to numerous circumstances, they have had Q poor paying contract. We are sure that they have made no money by filling it {; that they have lost hundreds of head of cattle by Indian and other thieves that at first, they were compelled to pay very high prices for cattle. yet they have always furnished good beef whenever and wherever it needed, for soldiers and In- dans. All Of which goes 10 show that they have fuldIled their duty, at the sacrifice of money; at great personal risk to Mr. Hooker, to his able sistant, Mir. Spcnce, nui to many of their eui- ployes, whose lives have frequently been threat ened by bad reservation Indians.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

FLoUR.-WhiIe at Ehrenbcrg, recently, MT. W. B. Helings, tarm of HeIngs S Co, owners Of the Salt River houring mlli,) made arrangements with the principal merchants of that place wm. E. Hooper & O., J. Goldwater & Bro. and A. Frank X Co., to deliver them during the coming year, about G000O0 pounds of -four; of which quantity, Hooper X Go. will take about 100000 pounds. This flour Is to be laid down at Ehren- berg at the same rates the merchants in question have been paying for sah Francisco -four, deliy- cred there. This arrangement reflects credit upon all concerned. By it the farmers of Salt River and the 9ila will have a new market opened to them. freighters will also be benefited by it. Mir Hel- tings wishes us to state that, about the first of next July, first quality -four will be sold at hls Sgeney here for S9 the hundred.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

TIE WEArHER-MoR RAIN-Ail our people are in love with the enjoyable climate of this sec. lion of the Territory. During the past winter, we have not had more than three weeks of cold weather, and this short spell of cold has served as q tonic 10 brace the nerves of our people. We
 have lad two goot falls of rain and snow. be. sides several "smart" showers of rain and hail, and, owing to these, the country Is now pretty moist. The fine weather of this month was brok en into this week hy light blow from the south. Monday last, which, during the night brought on lIght showers Of rain. Tuesday gave us about one hours steady rain, besides lew light showers And, now. the weather Is again clear warm and deligbtiul; grass Is growing finely, willows and cot"n"oods are sending forth buds. and will soon rival the pines, oaks and junipers Of the cN ergreen family, with which they are surrounded 1; litle birds are singing and swinging n the trces talking sOt nonsense tO each other many of our animals are down "mt" the cpsnootic toilers are growing lazy; tlc spring fights have com. mcuced, and, fearing that some clap might go for to put worse head upon us, we will stop this uOustnsc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

FREIGHT AND fHEIGHT TRAINs-Tbe train of Mir. (. W. Beach arrived here, recently, with 22.. 600 lbs. of four for Messrs. Helings & Veil. 1t Is now ronte 10 tbe Gila river, with lumber and shingles for F. x. Fish S Co.
 Two wagons and teams belonging to Charles Craw, arrived from Los Angeles, California this week, with goods for Campbell & Buifuin, Levi Bashford and others.
 Barnett X Blocks train. from Ehrenberg, brought goods for Campbell X Buffuin, wormser & Werthcimcr, Jackson & ToIBpkins and others.
 Ar. Hellings, while coming from EhreDberg, on the mail-wsgon, passed several small trains, which are coming to this place with goods brought down from San Francisco, on last trip Of the steamship Ncwberne. Freight from Ehrenberg to this place Is six cents currency.
 The Los Angeles Express, Of late date, says that J. L. Ward X Co. had jus, started five teams, loaded wlil general ucrehandise, for waiiapai mining district
 One of J. NJ Bryan's trains arrived here, from Ehrcnberg, day or two ago, with freight for Messrs. Bashford, Barnard, and "Uncie samuel,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22
Inaugural Ball,
We publish by request, the following account of the ball given by company "G," 23d Ipfantry,

We publish, by request, the following account of the ball given by company e." 23d Ipfantry, at Camp Hnaipai, on the evening of the ith inst: Invitations extended ,o a detachment of Company sIOnded We also had the pleasurbe satisfaction through the courtesy of e Aduiant Of The Infantry of having musicians from ihe rcgmenial bnnd, who enivened us
 Nothing could exceed The fir on that memorable siun every dance was g,ne through with umhlrness truly surprising Supper announced at l2 o'clock was substantially r-Pete tn every Tarucular, aud ample ius tee done to h by both arins" of tie seryice-he
 charge being steady rapid c4ndurtrd wiili al m'n,be precision All seemed Co mderstand the ,nrms "f iie and as philosophy ens to duty iihnily never JrihaI n inc anna. of our country was more de votiun display e than the uighto he 4i of March lt7J lt would do your MINER heart g's returning to 'ga. with face. banning with toy and eyes flash. ing win ue Sh light Of hilariiy The result was sgnal l and triumph s'Iccess
 It may alTsr snguariy s,nnge of your readers that balls Of gala nature should b. inlulged h. while
 llls o metallic" character rcverberaio through the Irritory BT sir is significant vf the indoin''a'e eafer the mn'chlrss champion and spirit of this Territory, General George Crook. Yes sir; spirit I"rVadrs all on. feeling actuaes all thought Hhi'
 m's all one impulse urges all, ope desire hres ai-'e deep Belt hearty and Iuken expression for the speedy er1sh aod downfall of those bararc iriles the war-I Iaih against civilization and humanity Haiii I must remember tla oOD feet above the level of te sea and that aroher flight hke this would put siting "n damp cloud and thsa perhaps. NOuld have Co invoke Cyer and all his shnciihed adherens TTy tor my safe descent What think you of that MT Editor But to r"tuTn Co the ball Nothing culd have icen h-t ter with "ne not having quite euongh of gentle bis@< Y but iirss who were there lly Justified fs exalted opinion
 always had and do entesis or ihocsa oi course dOn'i mean printers devils"
 Among the slisiihg gdshej guests Cot F. w. Crit enden Jth Cavalry. Iss; e"tnmaTdsr Srs Critienden and h.s Sadie Cr tendsn; Capt Caarles Wheaion nan'ling Company e" 2,d Infantry and Mr. Wbeaton: Lieut.. r. Dodge Regimenial Ahutani 2li inianiry A'f Wheeler. r.. IT. Harp~r T-s, Surxeon and Messrs Nelson is. nni CTy. The sal ,oc-.. attending its 0uf hrsi ball since arrival here mainly a .uiab~ io our model cInfsny oTnslandef. Capt. Wherssp and also 10 inc fa-ies afforded the members ai the oonifies hy Cod E W. Crticnden. weFfhg Es~s cennnaRdsS he ladies of this TIst smiled uToB e.ris aBd all went merry as s Uarriags hTil' The EsKt tne C1nTa ny 'fi' gives bn HyitAiiyn sha be Edi. tr Of NNkR rsil to ail The corporate officers of cott. GIT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

General Crook is to be congratulated, says the Denver News. He has made permanent peace witt some three hundred Apaehes. We feel no hcsltancy in asserting that those three hundred redskins will never again take any scalps or 20 on the warpatb. There Is a certainty about their fu- turc status which is altogether satisfactory.
 Yes, and if he is not again interfered with, other hundreds of scalpers will soon meet a like fate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

"PRoPosAL DAr."-Eiihcr we, or q compositor, made a woful mistake, in last weeks MINER, by printing that today (Saturday) proposals for furnishing the army here with grain, hay, wood and means of transportation, would be received and opened at Fort Whippe. The fact is. pro posals will be received up to noon Of Saturday next, (Marcb 29), when they will be opened and read
 Bidders will bc here from all parts Of the Ter. ritory and, we think, from New Mexico.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22
Musical.

The Twenty third Infantry Band will play the following selections ths (Ssiuniayl afternoon 2 o'clock Ne. I. Renenhranoe of s. Peterssurg-qnickstep. [" {. AlArm-caek Polka
 '' ! Aria fprn Joseph and hls Brothers. '' {. Lngnris Quadriiic.
 '' g. Cornhower Waltz " (. SOng--Cbagel on the ii e z Ladies SchOttish
 |" 6, Matrimonial Joys-gaiop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

The telegraph informs us that the def eiency bill contains Sl50,0O0 for the subsist- ence of Apachcs upon reservations in New Mexico and Arizona. Rather small sum for so many hearty eaters.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22
The postal card, will soon be out. The

The postal cards will soon be out. The San Francisco Bulletin thus describes them
 They measure three by i've and one-cighth la. ehes, and are made oi bond paper, stock cotton and linen mixed, worked together In a solid sheet without pasting, and suitably calcndcred on both sides for sri,ing in ink or pencil. They weigh at the rate Of sixteen pounds per thousand. One side of the card bears the narse United States Postal Card" aud the rules and directions for the address, and the other is blank. The card has a handy look.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

NEW GooDs.-Thosc old-timc Arizona traders, Mcssrs. Wormser X Wcribeimer, have taken a new and very spirited start In business. They have jnst opened new and excellent stock of goods at Phnnix, in Salt River valley have re- eciyed several barrels and casks of wines and liquors here, and will soon receive several wagon loads of fresh staple goods, which will be spread out for sale in their adobe store. Being old time people and good men, wlthal, we are grdti- fled at the new lead of energy they have just de- ycloped.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

REMOVED. Mr. wm. N Kelly is now In Ills new store. on tine north side of the plaza, next door ,o Dr. Krudal's drug store, where he has for sale all the latest and story papers, pie torials, magazines, stationary of all kinds, con- fectionary, fruits, tobacco aud cigars. The new Aiore la well fitted up.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

THAT wxLL.-we mean the proposed artesian well, which soHic If aot ail of our citizens in favor of having on or near the plaza. The cost of boring would not be heavy on property own CTS, and we want tsc experiment trird. Who, then, will start in the matter! Somebody ought to do soon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Major C. II. Veil, of the firm Of W. B. Hcllings tS Co, started on Wednesdays Iuail wagra for his home in Salt Riyer valley The Major and the firm Of which be is . member, deserve well of all Arizonans for their persistent and we'll directed efforts ito bring the country out"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

DIED.-Breyet Brigadier- General Cary II. Fry, lieutenant-colonel and deputy paymaster- general, U. :. A, and chief paymaster of the military division of the Pacific, died in San Francisco on the 5th instant, aged GO yt ars.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

GEN. NJ. F. SMALL, chief of subsistence, de- partmcnt of Arizona, has been with Us but n short time, yet, his character for courtesy and fairness is well established.
 To his courtesy, our readers were, last week Indebted for q list of the successful bidders for cOmnissary stores, information that was kcenly looked for.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I.o.o.F.. ARIZONA LODGE. NO. 1.

ssAHxxks Regular Meetings of this Lodge Wed. 5sE<SsSE nsaday Evenings, al Masonic Hall Mem
 SsNNVT bers of the Order, in good standing, invited to attend. H. IT. WEAVER. \. c. JAMES COUCH, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

VorE EAHLY.-Election today Saturday. for town councilman to hll the place of Mir. II. A. Bigelow. Polls at the court house. Vote for and elect some proper person, regardless Of politics Is all the advice we have to offer,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Virginia City, Nevada, beats Prescott on faro. She has l6 games, while we can boast of but four regular games. But, Prescott is young and small.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

AFTER THE MURDERERs.-- Lieutenant Wm. F. Rice, 23d Infantry, guide D. O'Lcary, 50 mounted soldiers and 20 friendly Indians, left Camp Date Creek early Tuesday last, to follow the trail Of the savage gang that murdered Swain, Mcdonald and Taylor. Lieut. Rice will do all that can be done to oyertake and punish the imps
 Another party was sent out from Camp Me DDwell
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

AUcTioS.-Mr K. Meaehan commenced the sale Of his real estate, Saturday last and on that day, disposed Of some two houses aud ten lots ai prices which wc do not consider high. Monday
 he commenced the sale of his store goods and tbcy VIC learn. went of like hot cakes, at very goed prices. C. r. Head. John c. Campbell and other Iarge traders. b0nght n good many thIns,..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

MINING lTENs.-Messrs. Heisclman X Coz meu--are nov sluicing in the old Mexican gueh, Big Bug district. The first three days run gave them ihrve ounces of gold, worth over el7 per ounce.
 Mcssrs White tS Smith bave found a large body of rich ore in the Crescent mine ncar Walnut Grove
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

CHOICE BUTTER-we have sampled some Of the butter made on The ranch Of Mcssrs. Dona- hugh & Cornell, Williamson Valley, and are free to say that it Is a credit 10 those euterprising dalfymen
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22
MARRIED

In Prescott March ls lss3 ai the r-siasuo~ as the brides parents, by the Rev. 4. GiIssrs, Ar. JoHN R, Kges, ef Agas fria valley, ssd Ass ELirA sErf NJ. ALEXANDER, of Prescott
 Most sincerely docs the MRkR wish Mir. and Mrs. Rses happiness and prosperity in this world aud glory ln the next 41 ~ -g
 In Yuma March lst al the re.idsnee the briAss pa rents by Rev. P. Bourgarie1. JAs s. SrAxN of Yuma and Miss A F. MIRANDA. formerly of tres. Sonora
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

BOUND FOR VIENNA. - Onr excellent friend, John Raible, Of the Pacific brewery. Is all right on the woman question, as Is evidenced by his preparations to visit Vicuna and GerInanY, in search Of Mrs Rlible." May success attend him
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

FRoN CHrNo.-Mr and Mrs. Geo. Banghart, Of Chino valley. paid our town visit last week, aud welcome visitors they were.
 This week, our shCTin J. g. Thomas, brought Che two Mss Bangharts 10 town, who now at their sisters-Mrs. Ed. W. Wells.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

A shooting scrape occurred in San Tim0teo canon on Monday last. wm. Margetson shot N sesn ia .elfdefrn=e. and delivered him self up ,o the authorities and was discharged.
 - San Bernardino Guardian.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

The San Bcrnardno Guardian says that the shooting of Mr. Ruplcy and an Indian, at Indian Wells, by a man named Carr, is be- lieye to have been accidental
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Our Phonix letter is interesting. Read it, and see how Maricopa county and its county seat-Phepix-ha progressed since their settlement in 1868.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Mrs. Tryphcna Burleigh Horton died a' San Diego on the 5ih inst: The deceased lady was the mother Of X. F.. Horton, oi San Diego.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.

An inc hieest freshest and best HAIR PREPARATORY Females Oils Dyes and Inyis,rsiOrs Lubins Genuine French Exraets, SOaps POwdsss and Cesmetiqnss. be had at DR, KENDALL's
 iaR27'12 Pioneer Drug Store
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Citizens Of Wiekcnburg wish 10 tender thcir thanks 10 General Crook for his prompiucss in sending troops after the murdcrous Apachcs. Al latest dates, Indians were hanging around there
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Capt E. II. Leib, of the Fifih Cavalry, was recently at Santa Fe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Topeka, March 7--The Legislative Csnralf's~ af fu. vesgAtion into the PoseTny brry subrniiied t~u riSts The majority rrfort derars p"sesy guilty Oi brihery. The minority TeTprt says she etarge psoven The Senaie a"Tsed tho majority EsPst asd The House aAaTaesi ihe minority rri1s1.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

William Sherman has been nominated as successor to Pelton in the Sub-Treasury at San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22
F O R S A L E .

ErHs eOpiss of tss ARIZONA MgER-fOldsa In uappsrs when go dsssrsdalvsss on haad q, the ofs, MOntesuma street. Prescott PrOs 26 cents per copy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

The new law governing boards Of Saper- visors will be found in to-day's MIsER. We like it we'll
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22
POST OFFICE PRESCOTT.

Mails arrive from all points, Mondays ssd Thunaays- Depart Wednesdays and Saturdays.
 Ofhce hours frotn A N. to 6 F. M
 Money Orders issued every day of the week, except sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN, P. H
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Mr. wm. Osborn, T s Hayes, and John Moore, arc iu town from Salt River valley Mr Hayes Is sheriff Of MarcopA conn,y.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

A rumor is again current that tri-weekly mail service will soon be given us on the route from Prescott to California. Hope so.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Senators and ReTTeseb,s'ivss Congress hereafter te receive salary d e sn I-f and pay mileage This although In legal ieaders ought Co secure representatives Therc is r-ting the amended iaw which prevents the laE makers from adal ging ia Cfrit Mbilvf sI-ecula'ons S. r. Chrouics.
 Suppose that Delegates from Territ, es are to receive the same pay, eh ?
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Gen. Dana. Chief C. M. of this department, wants more lumber, and will, no doubt, contract for some, ere long.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

All are anxious to sec a copy of the new postal bill. Cannot the great papers of Cal ;.oTTis give it Co us?
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Letters from Ehreuberg, Salt river and other tropical pIaces in the Territory, inform Us that the weather was quite hot, for March.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

new post has besu created n Arizona from Cor bet to St. George. Utah.-san Diego Union.
 We printed it "Cerbat," and you should have followed copy"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Coop NEWS. - General J ] Dana, chief auater- masiei of this department, has received sufficient funds 10 pay of all government indebtedness ln Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Tbis office rc;arns thanks to c. W. Barnard and John Raible for recent avors.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

As:sY HgAnQ,A AHTsHs RSHevEi,--Ths k-sA1saTter. of the rnfNd Sa'es Ar,fy af fe Division og paelfc and fle headquarters of s,ssrfraeni af Cats,rnia have been renlve frrn the sf Thra 9arte, siress to tle II Iw ard Blt tbs of S.s~k aud O'farsli s'reets.--s. r. Call
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

JEWELL. - Mr. Levi Bashiord Is recovering from rather sesese attack Of slckness.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

DIVINE, alias the Chicken, has been found guilty Of murder by San Francisco jury.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

BELIGIoUs.--Rev q. A. Reeder preached two sermons, Sunday last, in tbc conr, room.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

A. c. Elliott snd J. ". Stewart, arrived, Friday morning. In the California mail wagon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Mir. D. C. Moreland has arrived home, from a long prospect out on the Mohave road
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22
DIVINE sERvICEs

Chaplain Glmore. 1T. s. Army. win deliver a religious discourss Ia the Court room Prescott every Sunday. Services commence al eleven o'clock A. x.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

The 4th [. s. Cavalry las been ordered from Texas 10 the Rio Grande, New Mexico.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

HANGING DAY.--Ycster'lsy was set for the execution of Foster, the Car-Hoo murderer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Andrew Hall aud other citizens Of Prescott and vicinity. anxious 10 20 out against the Apachcs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Gen. P. Edward Connor is likely to sue ceed the present Governor of Utah.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

A bill for a new election in Louisiana has been defeated in the Senate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22

Williamson Valley sent about 30 tons Of hay to town last week
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22
PINE LUMBER AND SHINGLES.
HARLEY and CORN.
ID. C A LII A CHA N REDUCED HIs DONNOLLY's
 California Premium
 YEAST POWDER

to si60o Ter grss Evey"ao sboud this CeI~britsi Yeast Powder H superior in quality and 30 per eheaP"f than the imported article AlsD large DoNNoLLY's CREAM TARTAR and SODA and SALERATUs is offered io the trade at reduced rates. The prppre,or D. CALLAGHAS. having .nlarrsd his YEAST POWDER FACTORY. importing CREAM TARTAR IN CRYSTALS also Bi.CARB. SODA aad TIN PLATE, l. rrefar-d supply t'e trade of the Pacific Coast and Territories wh these articles reduced ra'e. Every can and Tacksge under the arns Of D. CaliAghau. warranted
 For Saie EergVhere.
 D. CALLAGHAN. Proprietor. l2l FRONT ST, Ban Francisco. nh2an3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-22
BORN.

Ia Tpc.on. March !. is7a to the wife of Major J Furey, son.