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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
" pursuance of an order of the ProbateCourt
of King county, Washington Territory, made on
the tn day of February. A. d. 1873 in the
matter of the guardianship of John Buckly. Ar
thur A. Denny Guardian Of the person and &C.
tate of the said John Buckly, will sell at pub
lie Auction, to the highest bidder for cash, goli
coin-of the United States, ,-and subject to coptir
nation by saidiProbate Court, on Monday the
1th day of April. A D., 1873 at 10 O'Clock. AN
in front of the County Auditors's Office in the
city of Seattle King county, W.T., all the right.
title and estate of the said John Buckly. in and
TO all that that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land, situate. lying or being in the city OF Seat
tie and county of King. Washington Territory,
more particularly described as follows, TO wit
Lot three (3) in Block four ca in A. A. Den
ny's plat of the city os Seattle, in said county,
which said lot is situated in front of the Uni
versity grounds and on the corner OF Third and
Seneca streets in said city.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:--Cash goi.:
coin of the United States. One-third of the
purchase money to be paid to sal guardian at
the time of sale, and the balance on confrma-
tion of sale by the Probate Court Deed at eI-
pense OF purchaser.
W. NJ. YORK,
Judge Of Probate, King county, y \
Nc GILyRA &BAXrER, Attorneys, m5-IN.
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B1OTH, FOSS 6 B0RST
PIoPRIETORS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
In Beef.
orIz,
Hutton,
Veal,
Vegetables
BoIogne Sausage,
Fork Sausage,
Beef Sausage,
German Sausage,
Summer Sausage.
Liver Puddings,
Black Puddings,
Saye'oys,
Tripe,
Head Cheese
Pigs Feet, in UineSar,
Soused Beef feet,
Fresh TONGUES,
Cor1ed Tongues,
Smoked Tongues.
Sleeps Tongues
in vinegar,
Pigs Tongues
Smoked Beef,
Dried Beef, etc..
II superior quality o.
c0r7aed beet, p7'eDn7ed er-
pyesslyforff rffaHailyuse and
D1tt up in quantities to
suit.
Sugar Cured Hams, casvassed, Sugar
Cured Breakfast Bacon sCanvassed,
Heavy Bacon, Mess and clear Mess
Pork, per bbl, Barrelled Beef, warrant.
ed 200 lbs. in each Bbl., Meats Foe
Dill, Tailow, Work Oxen, Milcn Cow
Hay, Potatoes in bulk, Beef Cattle.
Mutton Sheep etc., etc.
We are prepared to supply vesseh
bound for foreign ports, with Barrells1
Beef, Pork, Vegetables, Smoked Meats
aud in fac. every article in cur line ne
cessary for the voyage. on short notice
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

NEW ROADS. As "cutoh" between this place, Agua Fria valley, Verde and other points east, the road recently opened by the military is pronounced decided success. It, of course, is not exactly the thing for heavy teams
 llelngs X Co. have fifty men and several teams at work on the new road from Salt River valley to Verde and Prescott.
 A military friend informs us that the new mil. itary road from Camp Verde to Camp Apache, will soon bc open for travel.
 As all of these roads have been hastily opened, through wild and mountainous regions, it Is not to be expected that they will be good, easy thoroughtares. They will, however, answer pres. ent pressing purposes, and, as Government has never yet given us as much as a dollar for open ing roads, we hope our delegate in Congress will worry the huge institution into making proper appropriations for this purpose to be expended, if thought best, under direction of Gen Crook, who would be sure to put it where it would do the most good.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18
Iutal x Mistsllaueous.

FATAL AcciDENr-During the forenoon of Friday, the 10th inst, Mir. Richard Cellers came to hts death from the accidental discharge of his own gun, at a point in the hills between town and the Burnt ranch. The acting Coroner, Judge Fleury, was notified of the fact and at once pro. cccded to the spot and caused the corpse to be brought to town, when an inquest was held, and from the proceedings of which we glcan the fol lowing flcts Mir. J. Goldsteln and Mir. Cellers had started, in light wagon, for Williamson valley and when a short distance this side of the Burnt ranch, at bad place in the narrow road, they met a freight train, and 1t necessary that they give the track to the heavier wagons Mir. Gold stein jumped out to speak to the freighters and Cellers turned the wagon from the road and was scarcely of tue track when the report of the gun was heard, and upon examination it was found that the ball had struck him in the head, entering the right cheek and coming out at the top of the head left side, carrying his hat with it some twenty. five yards. The gun, a splendid Sharp's sporting rifle, was found on the ground with stock, trigger guard and other iron work broken square off most likely having been caught in the wheel The funeral took place on Saturday afternoon. MT. Cellers was raised somewhere in the West and had been here about three years. He was well thought of by all who knew him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

DOUBLE MURDER AT HUALPAI.--From Camp IIualpai, we learn that in the latter part of last week an encounter occurred near that place, in which George Thrasher and Andrew StanbrOok were kiled-each at the others hands. or what was said or done at the time to bring about a quarrel no one knows, and it is only known that ain old feud existed, that the shooting heard in Stanbrook's barn, and that the first person that reached the spot found them both dead, laying, feet together, upon the ground-Stain5rook plerc- cd with three pistol bullets, and Thrasher bored through and through by single bullet from needle-gun. The parties lived upon ad- joining ranches, and had had some difficulty about their stock trespassing upon each others crops, and it is presumed that this had much to do with the unfortunate, final settlement. The citizens of the neighborhood formed themselves into jury, md, after collecting the evidence available, forwarded to acting Coroner Henry W. Fleury their verdict, which corresponds with the above. The bodies were buried in the military cemetery at Camp H1alpal. George Thrasher has resided here for some years and was we'll know by most of our citizens; was unmarried, and came to this Territory from Bellville Canada, where he has a sister living. Andrew Stainbrook came Co Arizona from Kansas, but was formerly from Ohio. He leaves wife and several children at the place of his death
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

FAsT FREIGHT LISE.-B. A. Hussey, proprietor of the Pioneer Fast Freight Line, between Los Angeles, Cal, and Prescott, arrived here with team aud ambulance late last week. With him came three or four passengers. He came via Hardyville. in eleven and one-half days. He started back Thursday last, with full load of passengers, among whom were Mrs Jake Marks and Mir Herbert Bowers of this place. Fare, either way, is s75 passengers to furnish their owr meals. No travelling of night. He expected to make the trip to Los Angeles in l2 days. Ere long, he will have four teams on the route, and means to put through passengers and freight eheaply, comfortably and expeditiously. He is an enterprising man, and richly deserves success.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

YUMA COUNTY IrEMs.-The Sentinel of October l, reports the finding of rich quartz mine near Gila City, by Mir. Alvah Smith.
 Pima and Maricopa Indians had passed, C" route to the Indian Territory, to prospect it, with a view to settlement.
 The new county buildings were ready for occupancy.
 Dr. Rose, U. s. A., of Fort Yuma, was re- gently robbed of money aud valuables.
 By letter, we are informed that Mir. Minor had returned and sold the Sentinel printing establishment to Judge Berry, formerly of this place, who may move it to Cerbat, Mo have county.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

ACCIDENT TO BoY-Master Reuben Water man (step son of Doc Smith of Walnut Groye), was coming to Prescott, one day last week, and stopped on the road to partake of a watermelon. While cutting it, the knife slipped through the rnd striking the lad in the wrist of the left hand and severing an artery, from which the blood spurted freely. Luckily, ihe boys relatives were with him, and barely kept him from bleeding to death until arriving in Prescott, Sunday last when Drs McCandless and Mathews took up the artery. and saved the lads life He is now almost as we'll as ever.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18
Agricultural Implements.

IT the demand for Agricultural Implements the coming harvest the Rural Press likely correspond with the increased number Of under cultivation tere will be lively times among the San Francisco dealers in such Implements during the Several firms, it is under stood have anticipated this demand and have prepared themselves accordingly by early shipments II is said t!at one single firm (freadwe Co, who still occupy their old and well known stand have contracted for above twenty-five loads of their harvesting chines thus early n the season. low rtes be sides large amount of smaller Implements lt would st ths with what shipments they probably have already made around the Horn, and with the stocks of other houses that there ought o be enough Good judges in such matters however still predict that the supply will not equal the demand sep6m3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

WEATuER-Had nice fall weather until early Tuesday last, when a dabolical blow, or sand storm came upon us from southerly direction, which, while 1t cooled the atmosphere, disgusted every body, on account of the unccasing showers of dust, sand, etc, .t kept whrllng through the air. IL easei oii iittie aoout noon of Wednes- day. Tuesday evening, some rain fell, not sui fcient to lay the dust. This was the first hard blow struck us in many months, and we hope ii will be the last. This month ought to give us some rain. We had big rain about the l2th last year,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

We are glad to be able to state that an old San Francisco mercantile iirm-H. Asher & Co-haye made all necessary preparations to open store here, in wormser ls Wertheimer's new building, south side of tue plaza, Mir II. Ellis, who will have charge of their business here, assures us that the stock of goods to be opened will be full and good, and that his aim will be to sell goods T. cheap as possible, He has commenced right Ly issuing posters, informing people of these las.t &.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

The 23d Infantry Band will play the followin selections this saturday) evening, at half past foul Mockng Bird Qulokstep. Tiger Polka.
 song-when Night Comes Ger the Plain. Pearl River Quadrile. Peri Waltzcs.
 Ballad-We Parted by the River Side. Soiree Polka Mazurka. Bride of the Wind Galop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18
Our Schools.

SABBATH SCHOOL - The Prescott branch of this great national institution has good attend anee and appears to be In a fourlshing condition
 PUBLIC scHooL.-Thlrty-seven scholars were in attendance, early in the week, most of whom are learning fast. We regret to be told that the teacher-Mlls Kcl!y-has few scholars whose parents ought to tone them down n little.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

We are informed that several ladies sand gen tlemen of Fort whippie and vicinity are storing away the words of play, which they propose rendering for their own amusement, as soon as 1t is mastered We have not doubt of their ability to please themselves and "act well their parts in public or private. and would like to sec them peTform,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18
MARRIED.

Al the residence of the brides parents Prescott, Thursday, October l6, le73, by Henry w. Feury Pro- bate Judge MT Edward C. Peek to Miss Sarena Ellen Alexander, both of this place.
 This interesting ceremony witnessed by many relatives and friends of bride and bridegroom. Afer il came table luIuFies dancing etc. The newly married pair have hosts of friends, who wish them well.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

Mir and Mrs c. A. Luke, Master Luke (cousin of Mr. LuSes), Major A. W. Evans, U. $. A, and Miss Maude Hewitt arrived here by Grants stage, Thursday morning last. Mir. and Mrs. Luke are just from Vienna. Major Evans comes to fill an appointment on Gen. Crooks staf-that of In spector. General of the Department, of which he was but lately, chief commissary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

c. A. Tweed, associate justice of our Territo- rial supreme court, did not go 10 Cerbat, Mohaye county, last week, to hold court for Associate Justice Porter Sickness prevented him from doing so We learn that he left for that place and purpose, Thursday morning last. If so, he Is now well on his way therc and, although the day fixed by statute for opening the session has pass ed, he may, perhaps wil hold court Citizens oi Mohaye say their county Is in debt, and that, as there Is no pressing business, they would like to save expenses and let this fall term rip.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND MUTTON

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ARIZONA. OFFICE oF CHIEF CoNntssARr or SUBSISTENCE,
 PRESCOTT. Arizona, 10th August, 1875. Sealed proposals h plicate will be received unt 2 o'clock M, JANUARY 10th, 1874. for furnishing Fresh Beef aud Nation tho block to the Troops Citizen Em poyes and Indian Allies a all the Posts to the Depart ment of Arizona and ai all Pos which may hereafter be established n said Military Department for year commencing July lst ls74 and ending June 30th ls75 direct.
 The Beef aud Mutton under this contract must be of good marketable quality in equal proportions Of fore and hind quarter ani tr delivered fum required by the Commanding Ofoe of the Posts About
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

W LsHIEG MACHINES. - Judge Il. Brooks in- form, us that the excellent washing machines for the sa le of which he is agent for the entire Terri tory, re in good demand Those being used in Preseo, t arc giving good satisfaction. The price of one copper -bottomed-is $500.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

Arizona ought to move in the matter of Territorial Fairs. Almost every other Terri tory "has them" and we see no good reason why fairs should not be held here.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

SELLING AT CosT.- Attention Is requested to the advertisement of Messrs Campbell X Buffum, who, in order to close partnership, will, from this on, sell their immense stock Of almost every kind of goods at cost. It is scarcely necessary for us to state that the goods to be disposed Of are first class.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18
1900 Reeves and 2,OOO Wethers
WILL BE REQUIRED.


 The proportion of Beef and Mutton issued at each Post is about Beef and Mutton.
 Bids will aso be received Co furnish ihe Ofoers who may be stationed at each Post, with choice cuts Of Fresh Beef and Mutton.
 The price for Beef and Mutton for issue to the Troops and iof sale to the ocers to be stated separately in U S. currency.
 Proposals will also be received at inc same time and place for supplying the Posts with Beef and Mutton the hoof.
 on the block the hoof will be received fur each Post or one proposal may include ali the Posts
 The right reserved sf accepting rejecting any bid may be deemed best for the interest of the United States
 Proposals must be accompanied by a proper guarantee signed by two responsible peFsons stating that if Is awarded they will into bonds for the fathfn fuhlment of the good and sufficient bond will be required from the pary to whom the contract Is award ed and also certificate from the Cerk o the County COur; amount
 Each bid will be accompanied with copy of this ad vertisemeut and instructions 10 hidders.
 Contractors will not be permitted Co snbet their tracts at the rs,s except by authority of the Department Commander.
 The Contract to be subject the approval of the Di. vision and Department Commanders.
 In of the abandonment of Post the contract tc terminate for that Post.
 For detailed information copies of instructions bid ders advertisements. Sc apply to the Commissaries San Francisco Cal; Portland, Oregon; Omaha Neb; Chicago III St Louis Mo- FOrt LsavenNOrth, Kansas Denver Coll San Antonio and Fort Bliss Texas at any post in New Mexico or Arizona, or at this Ofice.
 Bidders invited to be present the opening of h' bids Envelopes should be endorsed Proposals for Bee and Mutton and be addressed to the Chief COmmssary Subsistence, Department Of Arizona, Prescott. A. T.
 By command of Breyei Major General Crook. N. r. SMALL, | Brevst Brig. Gen. and c. S.,
 octilti Chief CQmmissary of Subsistence.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

WASHINGTON CHRONICLE. - The Daily Chronicle is now one of the largest, finest looking papers in the Union, and we are much obliged to our Delegate and his private sec retary, Mir. O. L. Chapman, for occasionally Chronicling us.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

TIE TELEGRAPH.--The letter of our Phe- nix correspondent gives news of the good progress our telegraph builders have made andare making. The Moore family, of Mari ccopa Wells, their friends, etc., had great time at raising of first pole.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AZTLAN LODGE No. 177. F. & A. M.

A Regular Meetings of this Lodge on the ias M~ Saturday of each month at , o'clock P N. XE soiourning brethren are fraternally invited W to attend.
 q. w CURTIS, W. M UP HARGRAvE, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

Mrs Wm. M Bufium, her son Acy, and servant, Mir D. r. Foster, wife and child took passage for California, yesterday, in Jim BOne's ambulance, Mrs Foster may visit her relatives in the States before returning. We wish them good time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

WILLIAMSON VALLEY - Upwards of 50 men and great many teams are "doing" the hay crop in this valley. The place is so lively and the pco- pie so pious that Minister Reeder thinks they ought to have Q church.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

Utah claims to have exported, in the last year, silver bullion, ores and gold, valued at S3,000,OOO. With capital and freedom from Indians, Arizona could easily beat this.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18
I.o.o.F F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. 1.

,sSSs6s5s. Regular Meetings of this Lodge Wed. 5HsSs&z nesday Evenings, at Masonic Hall Mem
 ''PNtV<S bers Of the Order, in good standing. are invited ,o attend. M D. CAMPBELL. \. c. J. GOLDSrEIN, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

NEW TIN SHoP.-Mr C. E. Frederick has opened shop in Mir S. C. Rogers store, and is prepared to i'll orders for tinware and everything else in his line of business, on short notice. He is, we hear good workman.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

Mir J. Bones came in few days ago, from Los Angeles, Cal, with a wagon load Of fine fruit grapes, apples and lemons, some of which may yet be purchased of Campbell < Bafnm. He also brought one passenger.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

San Bernadino people are selling apples in Prescott at Is cents per pound, but said apples are not so good those recently brought here by Messrs Hussey and Bones
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18
DIDN'T UsDEnsrAsD EACH ornrR.-The m

DIDN'T USDERsTAsD EACH oTHER.The man was thirsty, and stopping his team-a black and bay--iu front of Raibe's brewery, was in the act of spriuging from the wagon, when a strap, which "hadn't oughter," got mixed in with black eys tail, causing that ''animie" 10 kick and take on in a rather broncho manner, for which -1'unhandsome" horse conduct, he was talked to, in German, by his thirsty master, first good naturedly, after the fashion of Henry Berg, which speech, failing to soothe the unruly and high spirited Bucephalus, was very soon followed by a string of German epithets, which brought the horse to himself and the man to his beer. Our devil saw 1t all, and snys he will now learn to swear iii German, so that he will be able to talk sense into Jake Linn's fiery, untamed steeds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

Is iSn't to oo supposed that Jay Cooke and tbe other "broken bankers are any the worse of, financially, for the late crash" ." Bet they are all we'll fixed for rainy day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

EHRENBERG.-Mr A. Frank of this place, informs us that the wholesale trade was good when he left; retail trade was quite flat
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

Last number of the Tucson Citizen is greatly improved in appearance, by the sub stitution of some new for old type.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

Mir Frank Ackerman, young lawyer of San Francisco, Cal, arrived here by Grants stage Monday last, and started back, by same convey ance, "Wednesday morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

COUNTY BUILDISG.-THE CONTRACT AWARDED. Pursuant to adjournment, the Board of Super vlsors met on Saturday last, to consider the bids for the erection of the building for county offices The bidders were Messrs. W. z. Wilson, Gideon Cornell and George Lount; the latter Of whom, having the lowest bid, was awarded the contract at S,500. The specifications, on file with the Clerk, require the building to be 24 feet in width by 50 feet in length, aud partltioned into three rooms, with ceiling l2 feet above the floor. The foundation is to be of stone, two feet high and two feet thick the walls to be of brick, 22 inches in thickness, and covered first with one foot of dirt then a tin roof, and the hre-wan to extend two feet above this. Each room Is to have door in front and window in the rear. The iron shut ters, for doors and windows, are to be furnished by the county, put in place by the contractor, and the entire work to be completed within months after these have arrived from San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

New goods and "lots of 'em," at the store Of c. r. Head tS Co, and they are, we believe, the best goods ever spread before customers in this market If you don't believe us, go and see for yourself.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

Sale of Captain Nickersons furniture, cooking utensils, etc, Tuesday next at Headquarter Hill. See advertisement and prepare to purchase.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

Thos. Farrell is prepared to furnish hot or cold lunches, at the Nifty Saloon, at all hours Of the day or night.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All the incest freshest and best HAIR PREF ARArIoSs Pomsdes Oils Dyes and Invigoraiors Lubn's Genuine French Extracts, Soaps powders and Cosineiques can be had at DR KENDALLS
 ian2T72 Pioneer Drug Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18
POST OFFICE. PRESCOTT.

Mails arrive from all points Mondays and Thursdays Depart, Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays
 Ofice hours frOm 4. V. 10 g r. N.
 Money Orders issued every day 0 the week, except Sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN, r. h.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

DISTRICT CoURT.--Next session of court will begin at Prescott on the third Monday of Noyem- her next-the l7th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

"Fire at Flint" says the Detroit Free Press. Bad advice, say we.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18

Another revolution has broken out in So- nora. Pesquiera was "putting it out" Many Sonoranians were on their way to Tucson.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS FOR BACON, FLOUR, BEANS, CORN-MEAL N HOMINY.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ArizovA.

PRESCOTT Arizona, l9th August, 1873. seated proposals in tplcate will be received until l2 @ january 10th, ls1i for furnishing all the Bacon Flour Deans, Cornmea and Hominy required at the following h"n0u psts during the year commencing July lst Is74 and ending June ;O ls7j or such less time as inc Com m'ssary General may direct The following amounts are aIproNmae The contractor will be required furnish all required, whether more or less.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-18
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between James A. Moore and Larkn W. Carr by mutual consent is this day dissolved Jas A. Moore continues the business here tofOre conducted by the firm all the firm debts and is entitled to a the assets thereof
 (Signed) JAS. A. MOORE,
 LARKIN W. CARR. Marieona Wells A. T., September % 1873. oell