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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

TIE VERDE hEsRRvE.-Dr. Williams. special Indian agent at the Verde reserve, was here, this week, on business connected with his reserve. From bltn we learned that, when be left the agency, there were on the reservation coo real Apacbcs, (who speak the same language as the White Mountain and Arivaipa lndans); 52s Verde Apache Mohaycs, and some 35G Date Creek total oi l,40i Some of these had just arrived rom the mountains, where there are others whose arrival was daily looked for.
 Tue different tribes or bands were encamped in villages, each by itself
 There was some ill feeling between the Verde Reds and the real Apaches, but the Doctor says tbnt said feeling was gradually growth. less.
 The agency camp is neal the site Of Peck ,S Cos old building which, it will be rccolcc ed, the Indians burned q year or more ago Here, the Doctor found excellent wacr, in a well which he had just sunk.
 The Indians will be set to planting melons, corn and pumpkins, the coming week.
 The Doctor lett for home Wednesday last, talk ing with him Mir l.. C. Jenkins, who arrived Tuesday morning last, from California. Mr. J. will act as clerk for the Dr.
 It Schuyler and some lj U. s. soldiers are sta. toned upon the reserve, and there is n police force Of Indians, some from each band
 It Is our earnest prayer that the sayages there gathered together will keep the peace; in which case the white people of this and other sections and property to which, for many years, they have be- n strangers.
 All our pcople--citizens and soldcrs-hope for this, and the guit-cdgcd thieves, fanatics and so called Christians Of the East who say that they do not say that which is not
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Saturday last Messrs Campbell dE Buffum, of this place, received about 100000 pounds of flour from Tuning Bros, Albuquerque. New Mexico. lt came in 25 wagons, which were hauled by oxen. IL took nearly two months to make the trip As flour can be purchased in New Mexico for from S4 tO S5 per hundred, and as New Mexico freight. CTS work very cheap, t is presumed tbat C. tS E. will he enabled to sell this flour and make profit thereon, at the ruling rates here-Sl0 and Sll per hundred. There is now in the town a great deal of flour, mostly from New Mexico but, should the Indians remain upon the reservations, little will be left in town and Territory by this time next year, so that the farmers Of tlc Gila, Salt River and other valleys need have no fears about disposug Of their wheat crops.
 helngs' mill is now grinding new wheat, at East Phoenix, and other mills on the Gia and Salt River will soon be doing tho same thing
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

TIE CRoPs.-Mr. J. C. Swcaringen returned, this week, from trip to Chino and other valleys north of Prescott, and reports pretty fair stands Ut corn, barley, Sc.
 Mr. J. C. Tnomas, our sheriff. has been assess. ing property in Chino, Williamson, Skull, Kirk land and other valleys, and giyes similar report
 The crops on the Verde are good.
 At Walnut Grove, Mir. A. Coumbcr informs us that majority of the farmers have good crops.
 In riding around town, Sunday last, we saw several acres of young corn, belonging 10 MT J. J. Buckman, Miller x Bro. and other gentlemen
 Garden ."truck" " Is yet scarce, owing to past cold weather.
 Mir Lewis A. Stevens has, 1t is sad irstrate show for n big corn crop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
iasall and Ni'''llan''p,

FoUnrn or JULr.-Fcrmery, when this Terri tory was mostcr than 1t is now, we used to get up some fine celebrations of July 1, which celebra' tlons usually consisted of "salutng," speedily ing, dancing, &c. True, the country IS yet dry and money Is not very plentiful, yet, ~e oi Pres cott have sufficient money, vim aUl patriotism leit to enable us to get up rip.ro1rlng JoIlInca ton on next Fourth.
 So, too, have the people of Tucson, Phonix, Florence Ehrenherg, Cerhat, Mineral Park and other towns, whose citizens should now commence preparing programs for tbe observance of our citizens, soldiers and good Indians of the Terri tory should iraternizc and feel jolly, first over the licking their forcihthers gave cousin Bull !; next over that recently given the aboriginal gen tiemcn of the mountains.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
Application for Patent.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

V. \. LAND OFFICE.
 PREscorT, A. T.. May 29 1873 Notice is hereby given that Levi Bashford Co an unln cororuted association uf persons. by their authorized agent Levi Btshiord whose Posofce address Prescott 1avaIa county. Anzina Territory have made appilra tOn for Patent for thousand q OOO) linear feet f the Tiger Lode. bearing silver known as the Gordon Pow CTS & Co. Location with surface groand two hundred (2OO) feet in width. situated in Tiger Mining District lavaia county, Arizona Territory and described in he plat and field notes now file iH this office viz as fol- lows:
 BeginninR at Location monument ai north boundary thence ranning s. -O' F. hundred (lO0) feet b Mop men, No at the N F. Ot claim fn which mon umen the section between sections 21 aud n Twp TO- \ R w bears V. lle 37' r.. g 70 chains dis tant Thence 4o " thoasasd q OOil feet Co aioa umen No. o. thence e67 w. huadred (.ODJ feet to Monument No g. thence x. 47 E. one tho.sznd (l OOOJ feet Co Monument No f. From this naGnurncn; the sec. ton corner between sections = and 27 Twp TO- S R w. bears N. lJ' E 59ss ch ns distant Thence $ H65 E one hundred (OO) feet Co point of beginning; contain ing 9 acres Said locations heiug recorded in Vol E Of mines Folio 275 of County Records of Yavapz county Territory of Arizona.
 The AdjSining claimant the south is A IIarris
 myJluO WILLIAM x. KELLY. Register
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
Application for Patent.
Y. s LAND OFFICE,

Y. s LAND OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT, A IT., May g 1873. 1 Notice is hereby given that C. c Bean Co., an unnoor pored association of persons by their authorized agent c. W. Bowers whose F. O. address is Iroscltt Yavapa county Arizona Territory have made application for Patent for thousand q OOJ linear feet of the Tiger Lode bearing silver, known inc Bean and Bower. Co., Location with surface gr0nnd two hundred (2s0 feet in width, situated iE Tiger Mining District Yavapa county and Territory of ArEona aud described n the plat and field uaes file 10 this office. via As Gows Beginning at Location monument t,enee N SIP w one hundred lOO feet to Monument No l. at s. W corner of eLdm tFum this monument J. l.. TdJ Tor Cos claim bears s. % " ,weniythree feet disantj thence \ g2 F.. one thousand q, ,OOJJ feet t0 Monument NJ, at \. w corner of claim Prom this monument fine section corner to sections 70 2l, 2s and 2) of Typ. ION R. w. Gia and Salt River merii an bears N 522 O W. l35 j0 chains distant thence S clo F two hundred (200) feet to Monument No. aud N E. of clan. Fnun this monument the section corner to sections 2O 2l, a and % Twp. 10. <. n W. Gla and sat River Meridian bears N 537 $ w l3s l5 chains distant. Thence % W. housand q OD1 feet t, Mon. umen No al S F. corner of claini thence <. so W. one hundred QOD feet io point of beginning containing 57 acres said Location being recorded iu Vol E of Mines Polio s of the County Records of YavapAi ooun. iy, Territory of Arizona
 The adjoining claimants the south J. l.. Taylor & Co. WILLIAM \. KELLY Register.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

PRoPosALs By advertisement printed else where, it will be seen that Monday. June 2d 1872, is the day upon which proposals for supplying certain Indian reservations in this Territory, with certain articles, will be received at the Indian .Sup,rintendcncy, near this town. For further particulars, read the advertisement.
 Many persons are eagerly watching for an invi tation to propose" for furnishing the sayagcs beef, &e
 In. this connection, we hope that foolish rivalry among contractors will not einse them 10 put in bids out Sf which no profit can be deri, ed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

NIT. Robert Brown. leader of the 23d Infantry Band, has informed us that, lately, some person broke one of tue music stands, on tho Plaza plat form that he repaired said stand, and that next time the Band came down to play 1t was again found broken.
 This is too bad, and we hope the mean act will not be repeated. The Band has played for us, through storm and sunshine, witGout cost to Us, aud, instead Of treating them in this way, the author of this very mean act should be ferFeted out and tucked.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

FoUR ANIMALS SToLES.-Thursday night of last week, some Mexican or Indian scoundrels stole four head Of horses and mules from the camp of MT. c. C. Bean, near Camp Verde, in this coun. ". The theft was discovered by MT. l. SkilIin, who followed tbe tracks of .hc wretches out on the New Mexican road, and who informs us that one moccassin print was all he able to dis cover. This loss is heavy one for Bean who for years past, has been fighting, manfully, against bad ucK. Hope the thieves will be found and punished.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

MT Wsn. A. Linn, who, for six months past, has stuck close to tho Tiger lode, is in Pres cott. He Is still hrm in the beliel that the Tiger Is the best silver mine in the world.
 Mir. A. F. Davis, of Wallapai district, has been visiting Bradshaw, and Is of the same opinion as Mir Linn, regarding the Tiger.
 Messrs. C. B. Poster and - Ross. have just returned from surveying trip, and agree with tue abovc-named gentlemen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

The PrescOtt Sabbath School Is in Hourishing condition, owing mainly to the efforts of Mrs &. B. BOwers aRd other ladies.
 Of late, Capt. Goodale, U. S. A., of Fort Whip pie has taken sste an interest in the school Last Sabbath, he escorted many children from Fort whippe and hack, and assisted in instruct ing tlleIn.
 Owing Go the fact that many new scholars have lately joined, no attempt will this year be made 10 celebrate the anniversary Of the school, which was founded some six gears ago.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

There being difference of opinion regarding the correct time for commencing the June term of tbe "County District Court" 1t may be that it will not be convened until the third Monday in June This difference, we learn, comes oi tue ac- ton of the Supreme Court in fixing upon differ. ent day from that fixed by statute.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

MOUNTAIN MCRPHIEs.-Monday last, Campbell & Bufiium received pack-train load Of splendid Irish potatoes, from the exalted ranch Of Charlie Taylor, in Mnnehaha Flat, Bradshaw district.
 Speaking of potatoes, we have heard said thn; good ones sell retdiiy at ten cents per pound. If so, il is much easier and cheaper for Us 10 steal kuppN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

In Russia, when person is found drunk in the streets of any city or town, he is, next day com pelled to sweep and clean said streets. In the absence of chain-glng, wouldn't it be good policy for the Prescott village authorities to pur. sue a similar course with their drunkards one of whom we saw, Monday last, snoring away ou MOntezuuia street
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Judge C. A. Tweed, Judge John A. Rush, Judge J. T. Alsap, and Hon. G. II. oury arrived in Pres cott, Thursday last, from Ph9nix, Maricopa Co. Messrs. P. W. Smith and Geo. II. Wilson, came In from Wickcnburg; Wn. II. Hardy, from Waila- pal district, and MT. Wales Arnold got in from the Rio Verde country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Judge II. II. Cartier thinks of visiting relatives and friends in the Atlantic States, and of pur- chasing law library in some eastern city, after which be will return and roost. forever, on the backbone oi Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Mir. Orlando Allen, postmaster at this place, has earned, and richly deserves, the reputation Of be- ing the best and most careful postmaster in this section Of country. We would trust Allen with our life, love letters, money, everything, save forged cheeks, and these he would eApose.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

See advertisement of Messrs. Tally, ochoa & O., of Tucson. Firm one of the oldest in Arizona. Members honest, true and de- serving.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

twelve mule team, belonging to Wormser, Wcrthcmcr & Co.,, recently unloaded flour for Richard & Co.,, at Camp Date Creek, came up here took on general merchandise, and Is now on the way back.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Some of the streets, alleys, vacant lots and blck-yards of Prescott are quite filthy, and We suggest that Mayor Jewell and his crew take steps to have said ilth removed Let 1t be our boast that we have the clcancst as well us the prettiest yiiiaRc in Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

The 23d Infantry Band favored our citizens with several pieces Of good music on the afternoon of Saturday last. Several ladies and gentleman from headquarters and Fort Whippic listened atten. tiyely to the pleasing strains.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Four hundred head of beef cattle and ninety cows, belonging to the new army beef contractor, have just come in to the Verde, from New Mexico
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Col. II. A. Bigelow, late assessor of internal revenue, has deposited the books, papers, etc, of hs office, with Mr. Thomas Cords, Che collector. The office of assessor, which Cot. Bigeow has, for many years past, filled with credit to himself and the Government, is now among the things that were.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Unless We are greatly mistaRen It. wm. J. Ross drives the fastest horses in this neck of woods. Any person who does not think so, might try the metal of his team, in trot against said horses
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Mir. T. Sionehouse and other gentlemen started from Williamson valley, few days ago, to pros pect in the San Francisco Mountain country
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

The Social and Literary youths Of this place fbaVe theit rooms in 'Coiyers building, opposite the courthouse, elegantly fitted up. They are deserving "boys."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Notwithstanding the spell of dry weather that has caused many Of citizens to "cuss" little, water is more plentiful than this time in former years. And it Is good water, too.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
NOTICE.

Having made n change in my business connections and te ng auNious to settle my liabilities notify all per sons who are owing me o pay up within sixty days from this date All accounts remaining unpaid August ls VIII be placed n the hauds Oi attorney for col ec0u
 GEO. W. BARNARD. Prescott. A T. May B. ls7o st
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Dr, H. Bendell and Dr. Tanner, came in from the Colorado River reservation yesterday.
 w. B. Hellings returned from San Francisco on Friday, coming in on the buck board.
 lrataba, cbief of the MObaves, is In town
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

IL Is rnmored that Inspector-General sackett will or has acknowledged the necessity of erect ing suitable hospital building at or near Fort Whipple.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

FREIGHT CoSTRAcTs.-Tbe Albuquerque Re. view Of May l0th states that Messrs II. Springer ty J. F. Chaves had just bargaincd with Mir. D. \. Bennett to transport government freight in Southern Arizona for E. N Fish S Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

FROM BRADSHAW .-- The pack-train of Mr. Simmons arrived from Bradshaw, early this week, with q full load.
 IL returned day or two after its arrival, and is now engaged in packing orc from the War Eagle, for Jackson & Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All inc eoest freshest and hest HAIR PREPARATORY Ponadss Oils, Dyes and InVigorasors Lnhins GeBnina Preach Eraeis. Soaps Powders, and Cosmeilques eau Dc had at DIR. KENDALL's
 isu2TT. Pioneer Drug stofs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

The road through Bells canyon is greatly in need of repair, aId this county, the ireighters stage men, etc. would do well to repair it. It is terrible piece of road.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

WEATHER.-siucc our last, we have been "fa- vored" with more wind and frost. On the night Of Friday, of last week, ice formed in town and county which leads Us to exclaim, What q country" !"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Judge II. W. Fieury has our sympathy for the damage we, on last Sunday, inflicted upon his pantry Talk about Parisieane cooks, this fine ould New York Gintleman beats the best Of them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Mir. J. C. swearngen holds himself in readiness to paint, paper, or do any honorable job, for n moderate price. Try him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
Io.0.F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. 1.

.f.,44z4. Regular Meetings of this Lodge Wed. ..fyss<ck nesday Evenings, ai Masonic Hall Mem.
 ~'"~' bers of the Order, In good standing are Invited to attend B II. WEAVER. \. G. JAMES COUCH, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

A Catholic priest, whose name we did not learn, arrived bere recently, from Yuma, and is the guest of Messrs. Purcella tS Loisllon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

MT. II. C. Hooker, who has a great deal to do with Indians, says the less he has to do with them the better hc likes them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Mr V. A. Stephens arrived home this week from trip to California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

One Indian, sure, will soon be tried for com plicity in the murder of Loring, Hammcl and others, at the time of the Wickenburg massacre.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

The Twenty Third Infantry Band will play the follow. ing selections this (saturiay) evening. at o'clock: No l, Qnickstep--Ths Miner. Good Luck. '' 2, SOldaep Polka
 " 2, Balad-O, Ye Tears. Y" {, Pearl River Quadrle. " :, Rhine Kange Waltz.
 |" 6. Song--Wateb n Rhine " ', Souyenier Of Constantine Schottieche. |" 6, Pleasure Baop
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Mir. G. W. Barnard adyertises his readiness and willingness 10 pay his debts, and his wish, that all persons who are indebted to bm, walk right up and pay the same, inside of sixty days, or they will be haunted by some terrible lawyer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

New notices of applications for patents to mines in the Bradshaw region will be found un- der "Sew advertisements"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

lis well known fact that dyspeTsA and indigestion the causes of nearly all the diseases that the human body s heir to then why pay doctors bsl By using Dr. HeReYs ceiebrsl-i l. Btisrs ibey enc bs thoroughly eradeated from the system and life i'm parted o the sufferer Read physeians certificates in ad VeFisement ia another column. InaJmJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

The Rumford Yeast Powder Is the "feller 7"
 Read the advertisement and buy some.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

A large freight train, belonging to Mr. T. C.. Hayden, of Salt River valley Is at the Verde, de- ilyering grain, four, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

C. P. Head & Co, sod this week, a heavy bill of goods, which go 10 Phoenix
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Mir. John stemner, proprietor Of the Oriental bakery and restaurant, adyertises reduction in the price Of board.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE.
Application for Patent.
'. s. LAND OFFICE.

PREscorT. A. T.. May 9, ls73 , Notice is hereby given that John l.. Taylor 6 Co an unncorporat.d association of persons by their authorized agent John l.. Taylor, whose pstoloe address Pres cutt, Yayarui county. Territory Of AHzua have made application for Patent for eight hundred (UO) linear feet of the Tiger Lode, bearing silver and known as Moore and Companys Location with ground hundred (@00) feet in width situated in Tiger MniDz District Yavapa county, Arizona Territory. and described in pa, and teid notes on file in this office. viz, oilUwsi
 Beginning at Monument No. ] A the s. ". corner of claim from which monument the section corner between sections 2O 2l 2s and 29 Twp. To- N. K ". Gila aba Salt River Meridian bears 4i2 is ". lJ0J J0 chains dis. taut; thence N s L. eight hundred (sOO) feet Monu. meni No 2 Prom this monument the section corner be. tween sections 2D, 2l 2s and % Twp. TO- x. k. W. Gila ani Sat River merdin, bear x 475 lV W l43 46 chains distant Thence so F two hundred (2OOJ feet o Monument No 3; thence s. y5 W. eight hundred CeOOJ feet to Monument No thence N olo ". two huudred (2O feet Co the point of begnBin0 containing 67 acres Said Location being ried in Vol Mines Polio 2-0 of h. County Records of Yayapa County Arizona Territory.
 The adjoining claimant. the north are C. C. Bean Gu. WILLIAM \. KELLY, Register
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

var, ELIXIR PERUVIAN BARK, WITH PRO. bSS1 bxde of IroR, al KeBdalls Dr1e Sore.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
INDIAN DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE SUPEgISTESDEvT ISDIAS AFFAIRS. A. T.
 PHEscorr April lOih. 1873. ] SEALED PR0P0sALS, in tripcats, (vith copy of this Advertisement attached Co each), will be received a, this office until twelve o'clock M. Monday June 2d s73 for suppyiug The following articles a the places and iu the amounts follows viz:
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ysc,Hinottc.s 2O'ceuts per line, Zach Insertion
Advertisements payauiu quarterly IA ADVANCE
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Gp-lrnin Dies not stop at Boyd arm, Shlhcr
or NJ or S Switch, and stops only o signr al
Eorghton % Lutcyillc
t"l rains do no, Stop. % stop on Signal
O. stop for Meals.
rains 3 aud I will run daily Al other trans
daily except sundays.
On Sundays rain vii run one hour late from
Nl9yviilG 70 on CITY
Train / viii stop a, Rouecvlle on Signal for Pas
sau-crS tOiug Nurh Of pW-vlllc
Train may leave of Housewife Passengers that
were eteiyed Norh ct TW-yille
j. j LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt,
C. ]. HEpBURN, Asst eupi.
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Prplcs Botchee. and iiruguos on the iocr'
Terttr, Kin worm FieshN orns. Ef}s, Hlas' Ncur'y
and aruptive scro uious diseases, have their or
igln from. virus and cor Urtior- In tile blood Dr
McJHlium'5 root Ploud Searcher strEes at me
source Ofall scroiulous diseases by nealrallzfgrn,
,nruing every kind of humor and corruption from
the blood Warranted Price, by mail 7lW
(Roots sGi,loiout 70 make a quart Of bcoi searsh-
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS In all
styles at Brobst's.

PERsoNAL.-Prof. Mathews, Of the
State Agricultural College, and sever
al Of the students returned lac. week
from Ames. The students in attend
ance from this place this year were
F. M. Marshal, and Misses Cherrie,
Cunningham and Barker.
w. p. Gibson, who stuck his first
type in the VoTHR Office a number OF
years ago, when he was quite small
boy, pat in an appearance here last
week. His avordupois has increased
to 200 pounds during a recent two
years sojourn In the south.
Chas. Norris, travelling agent for
the Hawkeye Printing Company, Is in
town again. Charley is good boy,
and doubtless good sales man, but 1t
is very naughty in him to be middle
man, and come here SO often to take
away printing work which ought to
be done at home.