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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-24

for his benefit. The receipts We're
SS7.63, and the ladies took UP a collec-
tioD for Mrs. VanvHdenburg amount
ing to S18. The expenses We're about
so. The inclemency OF tie weather
probably kept many away. The oysters
We're very fine, and We're served in great
abundance. Tie company seemed to
enjoy the occasion very much. and the
utmost good feeling prevailed. Just
after midnight the minister very kindly
and appropriately thanked the donors
and pronounced the benediction.
/ Inc RHtmaa'S Journal is responsible
for the following: 1t is an old ada-e
IN every well regulated printing office,
by whicI lawyers manuscript is Judged:
The less brains the more italics. -,
Nearly al our exchanges cone to rs
with accounts of people being seriously
frozen, in many cases frozen to death.
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has been IN Washington, seen the fu-
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Mr.. Chancey C.tteudan met with q
serious accident last Fr:dav morning.
and one that came near proving fatiI.
tba cri.ta,I,.r mill and zyl.an !, crlv
way La v-.s tl,ro,r1 backward fn-n ia.
pond. Tie water carried him over the
dam and into tie floating ic.. He was
hurried along, sam-times under tie ir@
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VAS good deal bruised and nearly iro- .
Zen. II. r. Ding WAS with hlm At
tie time Il" accident occurred. but .
c'h" render h' assistance unlL ie
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-24

CALL on \. N. Reynolds for your
Dental wark-a.I work warranted to
give satisfaction.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-24

Die friend, II the Rev. F. G. Stevens
III cordially invited to attend a doua-
* party % D- given for his benefit on
Fl aly evening. Jany. 50. 1S73, at
D house o. William Brine, Esq. in
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

TmE CoScERT-The 23d Infantry Band played the following selections, to quite large audience, in the Courtroom, on the evening of the Fourth;
 March Of all Nations Song, List 10 the Con vent Sells LilIau Polka; Dream on the Ocean Waltz Drinking Song, from Lucretia Borgia.
 Part sscond.-POuugese ReyeilIe Grand se- lection from Il Polluto; Glee, Now at Aoonlights Fairy Hour; Poionaise London Tunnel; Duet from Mariana, Holy Mother Guide Ills Footsteps The Star spaugled Banner. .s.
 It is tbe verdict Of good judges and professional musicians who attended this performance that U was the best ever given 10 Prescott, a verdict ~e stick by Our citizens will be pleased 10 learn that besides charming all who heard their music, the Band cleared about s2400O, on concert and hail
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

ALAcR OF socIABlLITY.-Wbile we have the most agreeable climate in the world, we are sorry 10 hear it said of our Prescott people that they lack in social qualities; that there is too much 'talk" going on about this person or that {; that there are too many "sets, with very little charity n any "scI" tor the faults Of the Den bers oi the other. Bad iaiiings these. We are a small, isolated community but sufficiently large aud in. teligent to form ap entertaining, agreeable soci- ety, which ye ought to do, for our own sake, as we'll as for the benefit Of the strangers within our lines, or near thereto. Flesh aud blood are about alike the world over. True, there are well-bred people, sud people who are not wellbred. But, we must recOllect that, in the eyes oi God, pure hearted person, although Ignorant of letters, of etiquette and of fine feathers, Is as welcome as one of finer mould and greater aesthetic abilities Lei our people bury past differences, and move along In the way they should go, AS children oi the same Creator.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12
The Latest News.

Mr. Tom. Scott has started for Europe to procure money to build the Texas Pacific railroad.
 c. P. Huntington has visited Los Angeles for railroad purposes.
 R. B. Rhett and ex-Judgc Cooley, of New Orleans, have fought duel with shot-guns. Result-Cooley killed.
 J. c. Wilson, Congressman from Oregon. died, short time ago, at Marietto, Ohio.
 Gen. ". H. Sidell, U. S. A., died a. New York on the night of June 30
 A Baltimore despatch of July lst says "David Blaeklock and his sister were found dead m the same room to-day. He was pOis- oned and sue was hanged by the neck to the bedpost.
 Cincinnati, June 29.--Jesse R. Grant, the Presidents father, died at Coyingtcn, Ky, tonight.
 Seven deaths occurred here to-day, from cholera.
 Boston, June 29.-wiliam Whiting mem. bcr 0: Congress from the Sd district, died to-day, at Boston Highlands.
 The Las Cruces (New Mexico) Bordercr of June 2S says that people who had just arrived there from the West informed 1t tha, Cschise and his Indians had broke out in open war.
 The same paper states that a chief and 40 warriors, (armed and equipped), had left Fort Stanton for the mountains. They sent word to the officers of the poet to "coIne or | with their soldiers" We do not believe this story about Cachise, for the reason that Gen. Crook hs no knowledge of such a move by Cachise.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12
Yotal & MiseslIaneous.

THE FOURTH was a very "warm" day in more respects than one. The clock had scarcely struck twelve on Thursday night, when the "boys" of Fort Whipple and Prescott opened their anvil batteries and saluted the noble day which gave freedom lo their country. This "blazing away" wns kept up at both places Until far into the night of the good day. There was but little drunken ness at either place, although good cheer prevail. ed and the order at both places. We visited Whipple and had the pleasure of dining with DTS. Bailey and Davis, and Messrs. Johnson, Davidson and other good natured jolly patriots.
 The evening, In town, was spent In listening 10 the music of the 23d Infantry band, as we'll as in dancing, fcasting and other appropriate carryings on
 While our people cannot boast Of having had A "gorious" celebration, they enjoyed themselves and retired to sleep, firmly believing in the grand future Of Columbia, and in that manifest destiny which will, in time, cause the people of Mexico 10 celebrate the Fourth of July and keep step 10 the music Of the American Union.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

sUicIDE OF A SoLDfER-A terrible tragedy was enacted at Fort Whlpple on the night Of Jnly 7th. Private Collins, of Company K, 23d Infantry, de- liberately killed himself, by placing the muEzle or a loaded guu in bis mouth aud, by means of a string which he had fastened to the trigger, dis- charging the contents of said gun ipEo hls head and brain He vas found, in the garrison, next morning, cold in death, with a portion Of Dis brain protrudlBg through the ghastly wound Hts remains were Inferred in the military burytng ground, on the 9th inst. Itis said that he has a sister living tn San Francisco, and that the pres. sure of family troubles upon bis mind caused him 10 kill himself
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

HAsGIS0 FOR STEALISG.-If we mistake not, the law of this Territory once prescribed hanging as an efectual cure for horse stealing. This was in our crude days. The Apaches stole so many horses and other animals, and our people not having been able to catch and hang any of the thieves, repealed the law. Now, however, in these later days, we hear of the revival Of hanging for stealing. A case of this kind is related by our Phoenix cores pondent, to whose letter on the first page we refer our readers for particulars.
 It was Mexican "gentlernan," who had stolen a COW and who wore a ring which be. longed to the late B. F. Griffin, wbO, some months ago, was cruelty murdered. This made the second Mexican sent out of the world in hurry, by the farmers of Salt Riv- CT valley, about whom there is nothing mean, ss they offered to pay the funeral expenses oi the deceased cow-thief.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12
Military and Indian Items.

The steamer Cocopah passed Ehrenberg on the 7th inst, ep route for Mohave with army supplies and troops. Capt Mason, 5th Cavalry; Captain 1hotnas, i2th Infantry; Lieut.. Eagan, i2th In. fantry, and Lieut. Pratt, 23d Infantry, were pas. sengers on same steamer Lieut.. Bourke, Of Gen. Crooks staff, ts In temporary command of Camp Mobaye, pending the arrival Of Capt. Thompson. Lieut. r. c. Wood, the late commanding officer, having resigned and started for bis home In Cali foruia.
 Dr. Mathews accompanied Lieut. Bourke to Mo. have, and returned o.Eort Whipple on Wednes- day evening
 Col. Copplnger and Licut. Hammond arrived at Fort Wbipple, from Camp Verde, ou Wednesday evening.
 Persons who have visited Camp Verde, lately, say that Col. Coppinger has wrought remarkable changes In that post The general police Of tue garrison, and the soldlerly bearing Of tue troops, show that thorough soldier iG at tue helm
 Lieut.. Schuyler, who Is stationed al the Verde agency, also came up. The position Of thls young officer Is one Oi the most difficult and trying in tue department, aud requires most unremitting labor and care 10 keep his small police force ln hand to aid Dr. Williams in controlling his LOO or 2,OO lately hostile Indians. Just Lieut.. schuyier left, q hundred and sixty more Of the Tonto Apaches came in and surrendered. This, with the forty that have just surrendered at the San Carlos, makes two hundred that have come in since Lieut. Babcock hit them with his com maud iu IOutO Basin.
 General Beiknap, Secretary of War, in his late speech before the graduating class at the military academy at West foint, paid the officers mention ed iu General Crooks late complimentary orders, a very graceful compliment, well the dis tInguishcd commander of thedepartment of Ar. iLOna."
 IL is worthy of comment that Secretary Belknap has been firm friend Of Genera! Crooks, and his ardent supporter in his work of protecting our long suffering people
 Lieut. ". J. Ross, of General Crooks staf leaves today for Drum Barracks, Wilmington Cal, where he goes 10 superiDtend the sale of the public buildings at that place lie will probably be absent some time, as he has perDiseion, upon the completion Of this duty, 10 avail himself of leave of absence and proposes visiting bis bone and friends in tbe east Lieut.. Ross leaves a bril laut record jar long and faithful service in tbii | department and has fully earned rest and recrea i ton. Company K, Fifth Cavalry. Is under orders tc l take station at Camp Verde, and will leave Hual | pal as soon as Col. Mason arrives. SUPERyIsoRs.--This body met Monday last, a
 the county clerks office, aud remained iD sessioI | until Wednesday last, when 1t adjourned to mec ! Monday next. The fret day oi the session wa 1 spent, mostly, in auditing accounts. Tuesday ani l WedDesday were mainly devoted to the tax.roli | The adjournment was made ia order to give th | sheriff and county recorder, who have becD, ST l vel, busy In court, chance 10 make their guar
 terly settlements, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Small items come faster than VIC can well write them. The latest Is that, In dIgiDg ditch 10 carry water, one Of the workmen employed by s. C. Rogers struck upon some prehistoric boaes and large piece Of highly polished aud well
 y~,.tea Ei..s sssh, wuicn, fOT sOus pos poy-, h-a been nicely "nlcked" around tbc edges, These "relics" were found some four feet below the sur- fsSe, near the postofice. E
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

MYsTEEIous DIsAPPEARAScE or A fouSG MAx.-Mr. 0. s. Rredericks called al our offce few days ago, and informed us tbat a young man named Win. Donovan, who bad formerly worked for him. started. several months ago, from Davis' place, on the Hassaysmpa, 10 go 10 Lynx creek, io work In tue placers and that, though Mi Fredericks has made dIIigeut inquiry concerning him, he has not been successful ID Iearnlng tne frat tbin0 concerning his whereabouts, or fate. The mlssiBg man was of small stature; eyes iigbt blue. It Is feared that he has ialIeu victim 10 some Apache or Apaches.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

FRoN CAMP DATE CREEK.-Mr. Geo. II. Kim ball came up from Camp Date Greek few days ago, and returned by Wednesdays mail wagon. From hlln we learned that Lieutenant Trout had men at work eating telegraph poles; tbat Capt. Byrnes and command were expected home soon, from their scout, and tbat 2l recruits, Tor Capt Byrnes com pany of tbe 5th Cavalry, were on tber way from Mcdowell
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Attorneys, justices of the peace, county record CTS, clerks of courts coOstaLes and other persons whose bosiness requires the use of iaw blanks, will consslt their interest by purchasing from the MINER. All our blanks are well printed, on good paDes, and Of the latest and best forms. Prices to salt the times
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

ALYALFA-Thc article in last weeks MfsEK has sel many owners Of moist ranches to thinking about sowing alfalfa seed. Do it, for your own sake and that of thr country. A load Of alfalfa hay brought here this week from Chino valley, by Matt Wsleh, sold for so per ton.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

DISTRICT CouRT. Judge Tweed has about finished the business of the present term, and will soon adjourn bis court. Tue principal item Of court news is that Gabriel has been admitted 10 bail in the cum oi e. 0O0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

The 23d Infantry BAne will play the following selections this (satnrdsy) afternoon at o'clock Nouniaineer Quickatep. Ladies Polka
 Duet from The Two Men at Arms and Serenade
 du Page from GeDevieye. Pearl River Quadrile. Ia Guards Waltz. Love Among the Roses. Big SundoNer Schottische. Good Eyening Galop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Arizona Lodge No. l. l. o. 0. F., installed the .seliowiug officers on last wednesday evening h. D Campbell, \. G. L. E. Jewell, V; G.; Jacob Coldstein, Secretary: c. Hathaway, Treasurer {; II. Bowers, J. E. c. Mitchell and A. Wertheimer, TrnsEees
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

man named Vim. Henry fired sbo; from his pistol through Cal Jackson's verandab, on tbe evening of the Fourth, was arrested, taken before a justice and fined 50 leu days in prison. Hav- ing endangered life, we consider that he was let of very easy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

CHINO yALLEr.-Thsy1 had "iots" Of July Four at Chino Valley. Mir. and Mrs. Ed. w.. Wells, the Misses Alexander, J. s. ThOu,as, Jas. F. McCafffy, F. G. Peck, L. B si. James, pr. J. N. McCandleas abd Ar. A & Sbovgh, went down there and were hosplrably eutertained by Mrs. Banghart and family. All hands raided on the Verde for Ssh, and hsh-bake was one result. Since returning home, some of the bachelors have used up q great deal Of time sihgng and whistllng "I know a bank, where the wild thyme grows One young snan, who forgot Davy Crocketts maxim, feels as if he had been pilLsged by the medleo or some other nice man.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

wEATHER weather, since date Of last MIxER, has been pretty bot,-rAnging, in the day time. from gio 10 1O40 Tbe nights have been cool aud pleasant. 4; iluies, he sky has been overta.t Sith clouds. IL has thundered away 10 tae southeast.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

W. J. Tompkin's prospecting party went as far north as the San Juan river. They visited Fort wlngate, Camps Apache and Verde. Mir. Tomp- kins informs us that hIfnself and comrades made pretty thorough prospect of Tonto Basin, but did not dpd anything Of consequence save some cinnabaT ore.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

The drouth has not affected the lager beer crop, we learned on tue Fourth of July, when Louis Wortman and Mike Brnngrath brought us in the usual keg, which was drank 10 their good health, and that Of their boss, John Ralbis, who is prospecting for wife in old "far- mauy."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

WILLiANsos yALLEY.-Our old friend. MT Sam. May, came to town few days ago, from Williamson valley, where, for some tlrne' past, he has besn residing. He says that corn was look iny sell T .....-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Messrs. W. J. TompkiBs, - Jackson. O. Hop kins and one or two other Prescottites arrived home Wednesday last, from long and aFdeou: prospecting trip through the region north or Prescott. We believe they were unsuccessful in finding what they wsat iD search of.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Webster X Whites stage line to Mohave county is doing good business, in the way Of carrying passengers. Mir. spence started back by this con. veysnce last Friday evening.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

In spite of the dryncss of the grass, our dairy. men are still making plenty of excellent butter. At least notice that Messrs. l.. A. Stephens and George Baughart, two oi the largest dairy men, comU 10 town regularly to supply lbeir GUS. toners.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

The terrible fire that has ragged In tue woods south, east and west of Prescott, has destroyed a great deal of property. There is, iI Is said. law 10 punish van 1als who set fire to woods, and we wish somebody would sec to iis enforcement.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

One of D. Hazards trains arrived here Thurs day last, with goods for c. P. Head x Co. and other merchants. Another of Dams trains is Looked for soon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

sbould VIC receive rain inside the ne,:t ten days, farmers In this vicinity should procure and plant Hungarian grass seed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

The dance at the courtroom, on the evening or JHly Ith, was a very good one- Good music, hfstfSte dancing, great good humor and supper al Whiteheads were the main features of the ueFformauce
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Mir. Geo. ryng arrived from Ehrenberg Mon. day last, and on Tuesday set out for the Verde reserve to attend to some business for bis em- ployers, Win E. Hooper & Co
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

The "Youug Mems Christian Assoeiniionp loosed tbeir cinehes on the Fourth and went it high for luck. Judge Plcury received more than q benefit from them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Gen. Eugene W. Crittendeh and family left Camp Date Greek recently, for California. The General win return soon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Mir and Mrs. John Dickson, aud Mir. Ed. r. Bowers, of Skull Valley, spent the Fourth in Prescott
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Grants mail wagons continue to arrive ahead of time, I L LGFL eN- I A
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

That gallant young officer, and thorough gen fileinan, Lieutenant Frank Michler, 9th Cavalry, las gone to CAhiotnia on leave of absence. ..-4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Judge c. T. Hayden arrived in our to~n Wed nesday last, from his place Ip Salt River Valley, and started for home 'Thunday. He cane uia Black Canyon and tue Agua Fria, in search of short route. He "rhodoinetered" his vsy to Pres- coti in l05 miles. -.t..t. .arf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

I've passenger, came lr CD Grants stage Thurs day morning last.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Xr P. Grammar arrived home Thursday morn ing las, from Camp Date Greek.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Probate Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY of Mohaye. Tsrrliory of AriSOas h the Matter 0. the Estate OiJ P Rassvay DeesAst Order to slow Wby Ordsr of sale of Real Estss should nod be made.
 h app%Ang to the Judge Of said Court y ;hs petition fIs day rressnf-4 and filed by D. J Csny ths Adninis tAisr of the estate sf ! P kdgewsy deceAssd praying fr An order of sale of rysl estate that nscessafy s. ,hs whole 0f the real estate to Day the dsbts outsAnd nE against Inc deesassd and the debts, sIPesses sAd chArgss Of aduinistrstiunf
 It h tberssre ordered by Judge of said Court that Ai peFsss interested H the estate H sd sresd appear before the sad Pouais Court Friday, the e,h day O AasusI A b. ls73 a; n o'clock R th. iFsaess of s-a day at the of said PFOtafs Court a the ow, of Certai 10 the sad couHiy oi Mohave. e shos why a order should B0f bs granted to said Admnisrs,oF te seIl all of the real estate of sad dsosased. Apd that copy of ihs order bs pGDhed al Least ioa .occsssivs wesks in the ARIkoAA MlAxk neuspapsr prined sad pabishod in the tOwE of Prescott IsFr,sfy 0f AryOBs
 VIM ARCHER Probate Jodgs.
 oFSlcE oF rus PRoBAW CLEEK)
 of the
 CouSTI oY MonAvE. William Archer Clsrk Of the Probate Ceart n and fsr ths C0unty f havs do hereby eerfy the heegong to e a true and copy Of order dny made and entered una ths misuss. Of ,aid Probate C0aTL Wiinsss my hand asd the seal Of sad PrObAs Court this oth day of July, A. ID. ls9J - =
 lyl24 lLSl VIM. ARCHER, Cisrs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Mondays mali wagon brought full load Of passengers and n very large mail.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Mir. Fraser, of wiekenburg paid our town a visit this week.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

DEEDS and blanks of every description just printed and for sale al the MINER office If
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Col Jss. N. Barney. and W. B. HelLnss arrived here from below lsst Thursdsy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Col c. r. Head came back from trip to the Verde Thursday last
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Messr. Win. NJ. BufIam and Frank Murray stsrted for tse Verde Iescrye, day or two ago.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

A whiri~ind, Wednesday last, made things 'get up and get It was a buster.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Mr. But.ner, Of ,be Verde, Is in town.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

You may bet your corner lots on that. We do look upon the Fifth as an army diamond of the first water.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

Mr John Sehssder laie Cos ms.4ry Sergeant a, Camp AeDoWeu. Ar1sBa Iaid us ylst yesterday. Sergeant schneider has ost received Es dchage fro that splen did regiment tbs Ffih Cavary after ls yesn fAihfnl service 10 the army of ths United ststss The Finh did magnificent service n ArEonA and ta fighting sdsrs will ElsAys be held G grateful rsesliectoa Dy tbs psSps r-EaL .r.r r-...r.- s... A-.... I-r-L..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12

For watering each animal in large team Of sninsis tsasrs wsssrsd si old miss. Hl hhtF
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-12
Administrators Notice. sstats of FRANK SMITH, Deceased

Notice s hereby given o the ersdors and all perscas having claims Aeahs, the sstAt. Of fank smith, de- eeassd present the the undersigned Adunis tra.o al Skull Valley County of Ysyspa Territory o Arizona inc 0fics of the Probate Jodse iB hs Oun of Prescott Whia mouths from the hrs publication ~ this notice or he will be forever harsdj spd all persohs indebted b sd hereby requested so make immediate p@ymest
 Prssoatt, A. T., July ,, ls73. UlHf