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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-11

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29
9oeal < Miseellansons.

WEATHER--RAis--SSow. The rain which Tell here last week wet plowed ground to a depth Of about eight inches. It ceased rain Ing on the night of the 2lst inst, since which night VIC have enjoyed magnificent weatter. Some snow fell on the mountains in this y- cinity. The high peaks of the San Francisco are very white.
 The fall of rain alluded to, while it has not raised the waters of the creeks, to any great extent, will go great way towards keeping them "up" until such time as larger fall of rain or snow,--which ought to come soon will set them a booming.
 Up to this time, last fall, this section was visited by no rain storms worth speaking of, so we are some gainer, and farmers may, now, if they choose, tuin up their lands.
 February of last year gave this section a very good soaking.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

FoRT WHIPPLE-Gen. J. J. Dana is push- ing work on new buildings, etc., at Fort Whippe. The water-works will be compile ted soon after the arrival of the engine and pipes, which are expected here daily. The flagstaff and initial telegraph pole recently erected in front of the telegraph office is a beauty, of which Gen. D. is quite proud. By-snd-by, when water runs by every house, in Garrison and on Headquarter Hill, Whip pie will be, by all odds, the neatest and best arranged military establishment in this south ern country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

On Wednesday, Mir. James Kelley left the lime-kiln on Granite Creek, with A. s. Clough's team, for load of limestone and while walking and driving with the lines in his hands, the mules made a quick jump, throwing Kelley down and both wheels passed over his body. His cries were heard and Mir. Clongh went out and found him unable to move. The team did not run away and was caught, and Mir. Kelley was put in the wagon, brought to town and placed under medical care. His injuries seem to be about the hips and may be serious.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

CoURT PRocEgDiNGs.-In the case of H. W. Fleury vs. Jackson & Tompkins, which consumed the last week, verdict was render ed for defendants, giving them the town lots in dispute. Plaintiff gave notice of applica- tion for a new trial.
 In the U. s, District Court--ln Bankrupt cy case of Bowers & Bro, Geo w. Bowers was appointed assignee and required to give bonds in the sum of S20,O ,OO0, which was done. The case of J. W. Knott, on application to en- force bankruptcy, was continued till next term.
 Court adjourned Saturday evening for the term.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

At Gen J. J. Dana's sale of household goods by J. l.. Fisher, auctioneer, on Wednesday, high prices were realized-competition being lively among parties just commencing to keep house. Rudolph" succeeded in securing i've specimens of essential chsmbcr-ware. The sale amounted to S550.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

AN unfortunate man is George Lount Several years ago, he built large lime-kiln on Granite creek, which flood soon after washed away, and not many days ago, rain come and dissolved several thousand incipient brick, which were spread out in his yard These are not all the streaks of bad luck George has had, and he would now like to compromise with the clements
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

FROM SALT RIVER VAnEY-Mr. NJ. Worm ser, pioneer merchant of this Territory, ar rived here, by Mondays blackboard, from Phoenix, Salt River Valley, and started back this morning. All here were pleased with front view of the PGtly old gentleman, whose head Is ss "level" as che valley in which he resides, and as clear ss bell. His observa- tions ts us, concerning the future of his sec ton leads us to imagine grand future for 1t.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

L. K. Stephenson, who has lived at Walnut Grove for ten years past, Las sold bis ranch there and is going to leave Arizona for time. on when he returns
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Friday, Nov. 2i, while Mir Adam Scott was going from Prescott to Ferguson Valley, bis team became manageable and upset the wagon near Mint Valley, throwing Mir. S. upon the rocks where he lay inseDsiblc for about six hours, when l.. Tressel came along and conveyed him to the house of MT. Dear ing in Mint Valley, where he was properly cared for, and was able to resume his jour the next morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

DR. Essiss--This jolly gentleman, re gently U. s. Assistant Surgeon in these parts, is settled at 223 West 18th st., New York City, from which place he sends us a letter and documents containing good words for Gen. Crook, and rejoicing st that gentle mans promotion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

To the case of Culumbcr vs Lambertson, to which reference was made last week, judg ment was given for plaintiff for $40O and cost. Execution issued and levy was made on property of dee ldsnt early this week ny Sheriff Thomas. We intended to publish the opinion and findings of the court to-day, but are obliged Co postpone 1t til next week.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Farmers are busy hauling hay, corn-fodder and grain to town from the neighboring ranche. and from Skull, Williamson and Chino valleys. Hay is worth from S40 to $50 the ton, corn-fodder from Sl2 to S20 per ton, corn and barley from to 5 cts. per pound.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Coop ApPLEs--A wagon load of very good apples came in from San Bernardino, last week and were purchased by Messrs. Kelly & Stephens, who have some still on hand, for sale. They are, we think, the best apples brought to this market in long time past.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29
Sherifs Sale.

IN JUSTICE COURT. PRESCOTT PRECINCT. l Territory of Arizona- County of Yavspai.
 WILLIAM J. SIMMONS Plaintiff, JEssE JACKSON and SOLOMON JACKSON, Defendants. By virtue of execution issued out Of Justice Court Prescott Precinct James C. Otis J. F. ib aod for fsva- pa COusty against the goods and ehatis lands aud smenis of Jesse Jackson and solomon Jackson have levied on all the right ;a snf interest which the said Jesse Jackson and Solomon Jackson had the l7h day of November A D. 1873 in and the following property which shall expose tor sale bstweeB he legal hours af saeg the law directs. at The Cour, house door, 10 Prescott
 On the 20th day of December, A. D, 1873. To wits An undivided three sSsrth in and certain fourstamp mill situated in Bradshau MiRng District, YavApai County Arizooa Territory. and kBoEn as tss Del Pa.oo Mill also thirty tons of qarI less, at the mill.
 JAMES s. THOMAS, Sheriff Ky WI ROREErs Depaiy. nov2ga
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

The destruction of unburnt brick in Geo. Lount's yard will be apt to cause some delay in erecting new county buildings, for which, we learn, iron doors, shutters, etc, arc now on the way here from San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Two thousand head of sheep recently arriv- cd in Kirkland valley, from California, and we hear of more coming. 5000 head of Tex as cattle are feeding on the Verde. Ed F.. Bowers recently purchased 20O head of cat tie and took them to his ranch in Skull val lev
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29
On the 20th day of December, A. D. 1873.
SheFiH's Sale.

IN JUSTICE COURT, PRESCOTT PRECINCT Territory of Ahloua, County Of Yavapai. WI. J. sMNoSs, PiAnhH,)
 
 JESSE jSCs-ON Defendant,
 By virtue of execution issued 0f a Jus,io. Court Prescott Precinct James C. Os J. F. in and for YayapA County against the goods and ohattels lnds and 'ene Bsnis 0f Jesse Jackson. have levied ali the rght e and interest which the sad Jesse Jackson had the l7h day of Nsvembst A. D. ls73 10 and following property, which shall expose for sale beEsen the legal hours of sals) the law directs the Court house doOr in Prescott.
 On the 20th day of December, A. D. 1873 To wit; An undivided thresfourih interest in asd certain four stamp quartz % situated 10 Bradshaw MiB ing District, iayapai County, Arizona Territory and known as the Del P.oo Mil also thirty of quartz CT lsAs ai the Mil.
 JAMES & THOMAS. Sheriff. By wh. RoBERTs Deputy. Boy2sit
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Last Tuesday, Messrs Prebble and Thorne were riding in buggy north of town when bolt gave way and the horses cleared them selves from the carriage and ran to town with the pole. When near town they attempted to go both sides of tree, breaking the pole and making a wreck of the harness
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Besides the large business which c. P. Head & Co. are doing in their stores ct this place and Verde, they are paying consider able attention to the stock business. They have, at the Cienega, near Camp Verde, about 900 head of cattle, among which are some extra good stock cattle and horses. Their corrsls and buildings at this place have cost them considerable money.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

John Raible has just purchased from John shafier the house recently occupied by Wm. B. Hellings < Ca, as a four store. It is a good house and lot, and brought a very good price.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

A party came in from the Verde, Thursday noon, with 300 pounds of fish which were sold before dark, at Fort wbipple and in town at 50 cts. per pound. The fish were caught in a day and half. with a small seine.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

The postotfice building is now one of the warmsst places in town, made so by lining of good pine lumber, placed there by Mir. T.. $. Ruff land other carpenters. Postmaster Allen is, of course, highly pleased with the improvement, and can now "go through" a mail without danger of having his fingers numbed by cold.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Attention is called to the advertisement of W. A. Dearing, offering his ranch and station for sale. The property is in good location for farming, stock raising and the accommo- dation of travellers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

FRoA VRRDE.-Mr. Wm. Head arrived here this week, from the Rio Verde, and re- ports Indians we'll disposed, game abundant and prosperity rampant. The rainfall down ahere was quite heavy. Geese, ducks, fish, etc, were being shot and taken by the hun dred.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Brooke x Linn, our enterprising livery sta ble men, are spending more cash, improving their place, which, already, is one of the best establishments of the kind this side of Los Angeles.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

It seems to be tue general wish that the Board of Supervisors should, at their meeting to-day, extend the time for the collection of taxes till January lst. Such an extension will be particularly beneficial to the farming community.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

John Hance is about to establish station on the road to Camp Verde. The station near the cid Government saw-mll is said to 1e making money.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

And n accordance with law and an orde. of the Board of Directors made the 20th day of November 1873 sny of each parcel Of such stock may Becesxary will be sold al pubie auction the oee of the Company n Mineral Park MohAve County. A. IT.. on the 22d day Of December 1873 st the hour of l2 o'clock of such day pay the dsnqnent assessments thereon together with the cost of advertising snd expense Of sals.
 VIM A. MIX, Secretary. OFIIcE-Miberal Park, AT. nOv29ts
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Mr. < Mrs. John Raible, Mir. & Mrs. c. A. Luke and many other persons partook of splendid "honorary" supper, at Joe Faut's restaurant, last Sunday evening. The sup per was given in honor of Mir. Mrs. John Raible.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

A man from Placerville, Cal, when asked by a Saratoga waiter what he would have for breakfsst, replied: "ws!l, rather guess I'll just flop my lip over . chicken" ...
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

The San Diego World states that colony will soon be established on the Little Cobra do, near Prescott. The raising of flax will be the principal industry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29
Lone Star Mining Company.

oCAT1ON OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUsI. D ness aud woIks Mineral Park. Mohave County, An EouA Territory delinquent upon the following described stock sesount td assessment Nc
 levied tine 2ih day of September. ls73 the several amounts set opposite the of the respective stock
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

II. Asher & Co.,, talk to the public in our advertising columns. Mir Ellis, their head man here, is now at Ehrsnberg, hurrying for ward goods of all kinds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Verde river, last Monday, with a wagon load of game, consisting ofsix deer, POO pounds of fresh fish and scine dozens of duck, snipe and quail, for ali of which they found quick sales.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

GErTIEG BETTEa-Friends of MT. H. Bowers will be pleased to learn that be has arrived in San Frsncisoo, and that his health was better.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29
Administrators Notice. Estate of A. c. WILLIAMSON. Deceased

Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned Adminis. raiR of the estate Of A. C. Williamson deceased to tbe creditors O and all persons having claims Agans, said erased to exhibit the with the within ten months from the rs; publication botes to the sad Administrator, at the oce of the Probate Judge in Prescott Arizona
 THOMAS WHITEHEAD, Administrators. Prescott, A. T., November 2l. ls79. noy2Hs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Fort whipple sends twelve pupils to the Prescott district school. The total daily at- tendance is about forty.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Kelly & Stephens have several boxes of cigars, branded "Gen. Crook" They are, of course, good cigars, and were made to order for the firm.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

c. A. Luke & Co, have just completed two nice rooms in rear of their saloon for the ac- commodstion of the sporting gentry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Quartz Mountain Saw-mill is turning out great quantities of extra good lumber, which disappears almost as fast as it is sawed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29
REDEMPTION OF COU NTY NTS.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
 PRESCOTT, Arizona, November 2s. ls73. { will pay, presentation at my ofhes Coupty War. rants drawn upon the respective Funds Of county of the series of 1872, as follows, to wttt
 coCSTr GENERAL FuND Numbers 23i, 932 21 21i 235 26 2J7 2ls 239 2Io 2Il
 COUNTY CONTINGENT VUsD Numbers l3, l4, IS. and l6, (sehs. of IsT3) The holders of said Warrants are hereby notified ina, interest thereon from the date hereto A Aud that If the be not presented within days the funds Set apart for their redemption will be applied pay ent of warrants neHt in The order In which they were issned. JOHN II. MARION
 Treasurer cs Yayapai C,unt,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Mir. Levi Bashford, one of our oldest and most liberal merchants, is about to visit Cal ifornia and the East, an purchasing trip.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29
Agricultural Implements.

II the demand 6r Agricultural Implements the coming harvest says the hunl Pres. |. kely 70 correspOd vita the increased rOf under cnvs,isS there will
 oa lively tunes among the San francsoO dealers to such implemenis during the Several firms if s under. stood have anticipated tbs demand aod prepared themselves accordingly by early shiPmsD Il is said that one single firm (1readws O., who still occupy their old and veiiksOwn stand have contracted for above iwsniyhve loods Of their harvesting chnes thus early in the season. Co low be aides large amount of smaller Inplemcna It voaId seem a hs rate, with what shipnents they probably have already made around the Hora, and with the stess O other hoases Ina; there ought Co os enough Good judges Ia snh mafsrs houever still predict that the supply w boa equal tbe denand sSpetB1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

L. B. Jewell has more new goods on hand and for sale. Walk in and see bis jewelry, watches, clocks, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Mir. R. R. Haines, under whose superinten- dence the military telegraph was built, ar- rived here from the South in Thursday s blackboard.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29
NOTICE.

The CSpartnsr.hip heretofore sSsiins besveen Jpo Smith sbd Daa CuvrAn n the Poet Jradeshp busihess ct Camp heDowsii, 4. T., is dissolved The nnds, signed ell the debts of Inc hrn, and vili collect sssets tbsreof JOHN SMITH, fost Trader.
 Camp MeD0xs sil, 4. T, Nov 2J. 1873. noves
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29
FOR SALE, The Well Known Mint Valley Ranch, plRxINo IMpLExgsTs A IMPROVEMENTS.

His a No. Stock Ranch, with plenty of grass and water stGated twelve miles from Prescott the stage road from Prescott 10 Los Angeles. California.
 It hA good Road Station has good well with neyer filing supply of pure. cold water
 For further information, apply to ". A. DEARIEG ct said RAneh si ths MINER Onics. bov29u
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Carpenters are at work, building a dwell ling house, etc, for Mir. Flores.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

The many friends of Tom Graves will be pleased to know that he is no longer bach
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Outside" ganesters have recently ''soused 1t to" several of our Prescott faro banks.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All the incest freshest md best HAIk PREPARATION Pomsdes Ois, Dyes and Invigyrators Lubu's Genaipe French Ertracts, Soaps Powders and Cosne'quss be had ai DIR KESDALLS,
 ianZ1T2 Pioneer Drug Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Two-msybc more, marriages are almost certain to take place soon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
10. F, ARIZONA LODGE, NO. 1.

S11Exssk- Regular Meetings Of this Lodge oa Wed. ESss&f nssisy EvenlRg,, a. Masonic Hall. Mem.
 s~F'~ Der, of the Order, in good standing, Ar, invited to attend. ID. CAMPBELL. N c. J. GOLDsTETS Secretary
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

John Rees' big thresher is at work, freeing small grain on the Verde.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29
POST OFFICE. PRESCOTT.

Mails arrive from all points Mcosays and ThursdayG Depart Wednesdays, Fridays and Sa,ariAys Onics bours from 4. H Co s D.. N.
 hooey Orden issued every day Of the week except Sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN, P. M
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29
On the 2Oth day of December. A. D. 1873.
Probate Notice.
IN THE PROBATE COURT. COUNTY OF YAv. l apai. Territory Of Arizona
 In the Matter of the Estats of JOHN HENRY LOUIS w0RTNAE, DECEASED.

ID the MAttAf of the EFtafe oi JOHN HENRY LOUIS WORKMAN, DECEASED. The Territory ef Avisona ieHds GreeaA0i
 In pursuance Of order of this Court made and enter cd on the 2th day of November. ls7 so,ce hereby given that Friday. December the 2th 1873 10 o'clock A. A of sad day a' the courtroom cf this Court n the town Of Prescott County of Ysyspa has been appointed for hearing the application of losa Rble praying document file in this Court, PuryOftng be the last will and testament of John Henry Louis westman deceased he admitted 10 probate and that letters msntary be ssued thereon 10 said John Rabls who is named therein eKeeutor a which time and place all persons interested appear and contest the
 HENRY ". FLEURy, Probate Judge. Prescott, November 96 Is7J uov2gl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

PHOTOGRAPHIC.
LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA,
 NOVEMBER 18TH. lB7l.

LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA, !
 NoyEABER 18TH. ls73 EDITOR ARIZONA MIXER
 DEAR SIR sThe undersigned leave this city tomorrow for of your Territory sad shall bs in Prescott in about three weeks from date Where shall rsan month, only, have jast 60 osg time spend oa ths trp.
 We supplied with elegant assortment of stock, cases,
 Every style Of picture made from smallest Ambfosyps tD hfs-sizs Photograph and Oil Painting All pictures oOiOred in oil of water oolors
 The eeIebraied Rsiouehed Negative" AsPeeisliiy. We shall also be prepared o make views of any sze and stock includes arselass siereoscopic outfit It will be impossible fos to remain iougeF than tAs time mentioned, much of time will be occupied h gathering large seleeOa sf stsrefopc views ef the country for the eastern market ,.'' pricss to suit the times. ., AH Eofk gtaraatssd DO chAyge. very respectfully,
 Bova2 FLANDERS < PEsELoS, Artsa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE. Members of AzTLAs LODGE Ne l77, r. & A. M viii be sectloa of onieen Sf the Lodg. for the ensuing Masonic year stated sou t0 bs held on SATURDAY EVENING, SOyEN. BER g, lr73 Let all who can b. 10 sttendance. By order oI the ". A
 UP HARGRAvE, Secretary Prescott November lt leT3. nolstd