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A 4. STEWART II co. WANT
IIRsTCLAss lLOAK MAKERs.

TlGsTCLASs OPERATORS on WiIEELER& & VIII
soh'a aLWlsG MACHINES for 81 iT5 anu WHITE
NOI,k.
oul5 nrstclas workwomen need apply, To such
ttrady employment and hnrral pay per piece week
aud lIth -
--Oht parties advertise TO give ont work for
~ lhe payment of uhChlnesi thry receive their
Wufh from me, get your from nrri hand and gpI
hfst pric.s. Ny operators can make from ti Ia h
week ,Cutmscs a. uthrr ma auttCtuTur- pay only n
n-ht drtss tlj, others pay t52j Chcmsts Tor be-
gnntrs " cash tky Tor WORK, tu puy ouiy q At
the Cui Oi Tue month On auy Cass sewing
yUI Nlsu. work the year round.
B, Il, BUChWALrER, ~ East 9th st
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Aotitrits.
J,IRsr GRAND GIFT CONCERT
otitri,s.

or TuK
STATE Oy NEVADA,
Authorized hy OF the state Legsiture TO provide
funds for the establishment ofs
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.
Concert at the Opera House, virginia city, Ncvads on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER T. 1873
One Hundred thousand Tickets will be sold, from tho
proceeds OF which
s165nU GOLD COIN GIFTS
will be distributed among the holders Of tickets, A
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pENN-yLyANIA NAILK0Ap - :.

PFFSSyLyEAs 5b 20, and
Express for Hafrisourg. Pittsburgh. the west and
South with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 A. Nj s.
I, and $50 p. NJ. sunday, 5, l. $50 p. N.
:. por Baltimore washington, end The south via
Express for Phn,delphis, s,.s.sSA ~. Is@,as7
s.9 SP. NJ, and 70 night sunday, 5. T. $50 and r. NJ.
p. NJ. sunday. $40 r. VI.
EmigrInt and second class, 100 r. VI.
For Sesark, 9, 6Sl. !. I'n, $40 p %, Il AN. l2Ml
si9 500 ~ iiS 2. 81, anu Il night. sunday jD, 6iO,
For EiisScth. s. $50. I. 40 s:io siOu. A. M,l2M.
s6s 10 isi Z M and u night sunday. 5.sj siio I
F1f RaSWay. s, s:oo, :. $40. .. gg,ioA. mia,
NJ: and u nlght. sund y, j:3l 6lO. and T. NJ.
a. For Woodhrd-s and Perth Amboy, 6and 10 A. NJ 90,
For New Brunswick, I and siO A. NJ. i2M, 2. siO. I.
5Sl $40 sO r. NJ, and u night. sunday $40 SD
For East Mllstone. $40 A. NJ. u noon. and s0 p.
For Lambertvtlle and Fleming gton, "a, NJ and Up NJ.
For Philllpsburg and Belyidere, and IP, NJ.
Accommodation for Bordentovn. Burlington and
Camden. and 9;o A. NJ 1881. a., 5, and r. NJ.
boat from pier No. /, $50 r. ~
Trains arrive as follows From Pittsburgh. $50 io25
ay s Sndsy "a lom M and ans sS Pa
more, via "Pennsyyinia Air Llne"e A. NJ, as and
lGlOP NJ: sunday. 90 4. NJ From Philadelphil, e,
6:l0 $50 1913 1lN lS5 A. NJ 2l5 Si5, AS 6to, y.
50 ioi6P y sunday. ':9a s'o $50, ioa'. ii4o A. M.
TicSet oniees ses, as. 27i, and si Broadway No.
Astor House and foot Of bcshro ses and Cortlandt
ss Emisr.nt ~ Icke' ONCE Battery P'saenev P'saenevn :,
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
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=, sTEwARr& 90. want

q, STEW AN 7 4 20, want
FlRSTCLASS Nj FF FfNIsHFRs.
Apply at 9,h Il, ca'tancr, Broadway anu 10Th Al,
A kTlFlClAL FLOW WEt- !-Waatei, lDj grs
~ 10 work on arthcil nuScgs and feather curriers' ;
steady employment gwen to good hands, the highest
Nases given 10 suCn,
CHAS sIRDERT, 523 and 52i Broome At.
A WORK gwen out To pay for Hrstclas, rev
"a sewing machines by instamenis, Special induce.
mcnts this week. The Oldest and mOst reliable COnce
n this business, d. f. md Goa u AstOr place and
No. ia East 6th st., near Broadway.
BROOK S.-Work gwen out to pay for
"a nrstclass wing machines at 6l2 Fulton ST., near
raymond. and 80 orands bet 9Th and 7th, Wmsburgh
A PPRENTlCES.- Madame HANSEN, who makes
~ lAdles' dresses and olOaks and boys ami girls
comes desresa Few more apprentices Rooms iSl 9Th aY
GgARANTEEo Of plenty OF good work at highest
"a prices to ladies buying new sewl lng machines, on
ehtrs e.sI terms. 81 .th st. WilliAnsb1rgh
A RTiFlClAL flowers Wanted, leafnaaers and
a n 81 sman hAhas NsAU work high wsges. ~ Mercer
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Soust furlj5j,ah

(tARPEr- and furniture ui fhr ,oN. .,t y... ... -
y WptAly Or monthly 80. ...If- fIhHu. .
DEAl1 Is tltNlNGNNN.
,ol HuI $50 10 HN urlf .-. Pa So
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Sttsmboats suS Hailrosos

tRRASy tIhshRb N skRbbsSSpbbi .sS s
DRRw.-Leave vestry at Pier at $50 A. Nj and sd st.
north Of E,ie ferrJ stsS landing Y9nnerh TIs
Tor ali points WEST and NoRTH. Trip tickets to West
Point, Cornwall. and Newburghi returnlns same day
81. Tickets by special cars and baggage checked 70
II ONO ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
On and after Saturday July &C. trains will leave James
slip a. follows Leave S4th st., East river, Is minutes
lateri
7:s0 A. NJ, New london express train, connecting
with the sunshine, arriving at New London At
7.O 4. NJ, qreenport and Sag Harbor. Mail and Rock
$50 A. NJ, Port Jefferson, Locust Valley. and Rock.
iSjD NJ Rockaway express train.
100 NJ, special train for Newport, u, l.. with draw
ing room cars attached stopping only AZ Jamaica
Mlneola and Riverhead, arriving at Newport at T.. Nj
500 +. VI Rockaway and IIempstcad express.
$50 r. NJ, Greenport, Sag Harbor, and Locust valley
SO +. ~. Port Jefferson, Locust Valley, and Rocka
so + II. Sorthport, Locust Valley. and Rocksway
accomm odation trains.
Trains connect at Jamaic. with East New York, and
at Mineola with Hempstead
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Hunters Point as follows.
300 A. NJ, Po't Jefferson, NOrthport Locust Valley,
and Hempstead excursion trains.
1000 A. NJ, Rocksway excursion trains.
l:O p, NJ, Rockaway excursion tram.
7Oo 4. NJ, Northpor'S tockawsy, and Hempstesd
S:sC r. NJ, Rockawsy accommodation trains.
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NuB PTBIIC generally are invited to attend
Notkinslnen's Mass Meetn 2, Cooper Institute, to.
night. JAMES C0SNELlY,
OSBORNE WARD. Sec. Chairman of Com
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freighted with enemies t. carpet-haG rule. It
conferred The night OF suffrage on the whole cd
ucated governing class, which had been ex ,lu-
ded from the polls when tn delegates to the
convention were chosen. IL embrace d all men
inth' state rWho, prior - the war. had held any
once under the Government Of the United
States, aud the number Of ex-Postma-ters was
legion ~ there we're not far ShoT; - atAoU-
sand Officers. 1t Included all ex-GOyernors.
Judge members of the Legislature, attorneys,
iof tht lhiler Took IN oath, believe, to support
the Constitution, and all magistrates, Of winch
every county had living not less than nfty on
the average,
:, There was formidable difficulty to overcome.
For TO allow this large and Intelligent class TO
vote al the nrt election would greatly endanger
the asccnddncy OF the carpet baggeTs and their
allies. Precaution had been taken In max Ing the
Constitution 70 confer long terms on the ofclals
with large salaries; and now, If This should fall
Into the hands Of others, all their labor would
be vain. They therefOre ordered thai n .le0-
ton OF all the state officias, including bee Ia
lature, should be held at the same tine .,t.. At
the same places which were designated ior ne
lratincation OF the Constitution; and they iur-
lther ordered that only tho voters who had been
Jegistered by the military to vote for OF against a
lconyeDtion should be allowed TO vote for mem-
bers OF the General Assembly. for State and
'~sHnty ofacsrs, and for nembsrs VI OongrsAs.
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Z Ost an0 touno.

INOU n esterdAy morning, bloodhound slut.
Il owner may inquire at 10 Forsyth st.
4 OST-A large bloodhound slut. mouse color, toes
and tail tipped with white, bare spots size. liN-
eral reward win be paid by returning him 10 j. GRku
DRY, ~ harketst
I O~T- A small dog answers 10 name Of Tiny s.
! reward Il be paid oy returning him to S Harrison
ST., uack uug, white eet aud breast, j. NJ. sMI H.
1 O-T-A large gray cat. bind In eve answers TO
4 tho Lame OF IOoy. Liberal reward At 81 EasI ~
street
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Sltntlstyp.

4 BfAl.TIFrL set Of teeth t5 to s.; slug'r, ti
~ warranted extracting wi,h -, 5Jc.i silver ullus
oVt, OirA Suueals tui r. 20 tth aN, Icnrmbcr =,
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II Ia well recognized principle Of law and Of
ethics that man Is not bound 10y "A pledge given
under duress, and 1t 10 also "a settled puncipie
OF daily application In the courts that the holder
ola forged check or note cannot compel the
payee named In II to make II good. In the case
before us we have "A combination OF these
felOnies, with intent To rob the people OF North
Carolina. First, there Is tho uuress. by which
the taxpayers are warned away from the polls at
the point Of tine bnyunUt: and then there Is the
forgery OF the great seal of the state, by pre-
tended Legislature, u bonds for millions Of dol
lars. Tine holders must look To tho fOrgers for
t.-. -oney. am, very respectfully,
DANIEL H. GOODLOE.
WAHRENTON, y. c., Aug, Is, 1873.
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V,OR SALE-s2 building lots, located on Jersei
u city Heights. and In the vicinity OF the proposed
boulevard; will be sold cheap AMI on easy terInsi
better chance for person OF small means TO secure
home never offered must he sold In % days clOsa
all estate some Of the lots are building sites.
,CHAS. I. NICOLL,
summit ay, corner Carlton, near Reservoir.
Hohoken ferry and Montgomery ay is the near
q MI ron
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SnstInttlon.
Rtg 6OOOs,
Suslntss d1antts.

...--.-- Snsmtss dgnntts.
A oldcstab ishcd candy and newspaper store for
sale, no" iolns 9good business good reason give
A CORNER liquor store with two back rooms, In a
y good location, Il New Chambers 81, " be sold
GM99,GoEEY store for sale at ass East iih st. in a
a MfcEs Store HsSnSy * wv n GSdaT cSiSrIi s. Apply
A 7MAII, cigar store Tor sale cheap. Inquire at .
RSktkN 20 lct with everything complete newly
ID htted up lOl Putnam av, Brooklyn,
I'nnHH c-,H cShLE-M,lk depot and grocery Win Stock
n ana ~ nsl4res 81 @ coniortabie .parmens 10 hVe n de-
ah S g. to'' business good reasons Tor sealing 81 Eat
IInnk,~ALE P,rsain.-rn OLD cstab isncd FULTON
oyster Hulse low rent the best stand IN llrouh.
Hn can at 'as Fulton ST. near flltbush ay Brooayu
EoR SALE-A show card office, r,eryums com.
InQire al q 'wara rg'II Had" @ rrnt tin per month
qaor store Inquire ati35 Monroe ST., basamet t''
I9k, ,S,ALE Scncap-Ihe variety store 80 south 5lh
L S'" NllhanI'Oursh, Can all the week.
INOlt SALE-lhc stock, fixtures, amt Ica.c VI a
newspaper eahdJ' and variety store, ol NoriolN n,
IIa0ko sAALE,ISo1ec, oyster, aud dining saloon
MILK route for sale cheap; q quarts retail horse,
street, Williamsbursh.
Mills route I toT sile on aec9upt Of other business
Penny Bridge, Wiiamsbursn,
PAkTNEk wanted-A rare chsnce.-wanted, a
partner IN the prlntn ng business with fair CaptAl
Address for one week PRIN TER, box l5l, sun once
DIAPER route, fruit, aud confectionery store for
sale, doing good business. Cor 6h Az and sth ~
STOCK ana fixtures OF candy store sac East Esd at to
ErPe C, s1a 1n.s DAY at Oh o'clock. by rHos GAFF.
TO BUTCuERS.-Butche store OF Is years
Al, standing ~ let cheap In Seventh Ward, Apply At 80
&Rn WILL BUY the stock and nrtures OF candy
WSV saa Vol .toTs. IN hroome st. rent IA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15
Fort Whipple, Headquarters and the In-
 dian Agency.

We spent most of Saturday and Sunday last loafiDg about Inc above places-dstant from Prescott about a mile.
 Early Saturday, Gen. J. ]. Dana, chief quarter. master or the department, escorted us into and through his storebouses, workshops corrals, etc., and we saw sufficient Co convince Us that his man. agcment and that Of Gen. Crook has been very good. Wherc one year ago there were naught but rotten houses, corrals and general looseucss, there are now large, well ventilated work shops, stores, stables, corIas, and order, Heavens fret law. There arc, also, comfortable mess and sleep. Ing rooms Tor the workmen. The houses are built separate and apart, and, in order to guard them against destruction by fire, pumps hose pipe and other facilities are everywhere met with.
 Beside this work, quarters for the men and some of the officers have been erected, all out or lumber made at the government saw.mil with In the past year vast amount of grading has also been done; the whole work at small cost to the government.
 In the afternoon we called on Gen. Crook and his amiable wife, when the General displayed some twenty or thirty birds, Of different species, which he had collected in his tours through the Territory. The collection Is well worth egamin- Ing, as there are some beautiful, and strange eX- flyers therein. One resembling the sacred dove oi the llindOOs is magnificent
 Sunday, in company with Mr. Geo. ". Bowers, we visited Col. Jas. Nelson and wife also Dr. Bcndcll, superintendent of Indian afhairs all good and true people, who are honoTed and Ye. spcctcd wherever they are known.
 We are proud of Fort Whipple. Headquarters and the Indian Agency, three beautiful suburbs led in pipes, 10 Whipplc Flights, 1t will be this coming Spring, we shall soon be enabled to sec new beauties as trees and shrubsery will then bt set to growing around every house
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15
Contract Awards.

List of awards made on proposals for supplying flour and beans in department oi Arizona, opened March ,, 1873, by General NJ r. Small, C.. S.:
 CAMP APACHE Charles Lcsinsky, flour, 7.2j cents per pound; $. l.. Hubbell, beans, 7.Sj cents per pound.
 CAN'T BowIE.-Louis Rosenbaum, -four, 6.23 lens, C.
 CAN'T DATE CREEK-N Richard, flour, 6 7J M. GOldwatcr, beans, J2j
 NEW CAMP GRANT-ncar Mt Graham.-Louis Rosenhanm, hOnr, 6.73; beans, 6l-2
 CAMP HuALPAf--W E. Hellings, -four, s.23 NJ. GoldwOtcr, beans. l01
 CAMP MCDowELI.-E. N. Fish, flour, 52l NJ Goldwnter, beans, 1ll5.
 TUCsoS DEPoT.-B Barron NJ. Jacobs, flour, 50 beans, ST
 CAMP VERDE.-L & II. Tuning, -four, S.7; s l. IIuhbcll, beans, S.Sj.
 FoKT WHrPLg W. B Hellings, nour, 7.9s; s L. Hubbcli, bc, ms 9.s5.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ShorifT's Sale.

, by virtue of execution is.iied ont of the District Nou oi the Third Judicial District in and for Yavapa eohy ATizDna Territory, n inc suit of Levi Bashford and Coles Bedford agains, Lawrence C. Gray N tha,ls. n Hitchcock duly aested the l2th day of Aiign.t A. D ie'Z have levied upon all the right title and ineres, Of u'e sa'd Lawrence C. Gray and Charles F. Hitchcock in am !" the Following described property viz
 IN TURKEY GREEK DISTRICT
 w feet To Back Hawk lode No l. northeast extension WI lest in Goodwin lode
 fN BIG BUG DISTRICT
 OO Ice" h Pine Pores: lode ;pO feet Ffe.t-rt Ibis nO Ei 0p feet Busna Vista No. l, s W; CIg feet Creole "" N E., ID feet Chsta, 100 feet Sonona go feet el Rover; lOO feet Ella. 2pD feet Eurce; 100 feet Buheoinbi 3D feet Io1aea sHgD feet Cl..nersI Mas, Abt feet lbdepcndeuce 2JO feet Deuo-t 2O feet Anal gam iOJ feel NaIa; 8O feet Califrna lUD fec, Green Tree lOD Feet BogR-; lO1 feet Diydend 4D feet Al. rehiner 20 feet Troy 2oO feet Creole 90 feet Man. hattn 70 feet Wide West 2GGI feet Alzpa. sU fee, tt jwsinue 200 feet Great Eastern iOD feet Nchtpud. @1i et Voucher; .D feet iucatau 9D feet Orion 5ti, extension GO feet EugeBia No L. OO0 feet original @ rect I L1 JD fet 2i Ex. GOO feet 3l Ex 3J1 fec, sW " -O feet OriUn, original; 60 feet Badger srgi hal 'Oo Feet Big Bug orignal 3yD feet Big Rug ist Ex 100 feet galena original
 One fourth interesi in the Badger Mining Company Dch The taken out of Big Bug Greek alpyut 2, miles above wha, is know knuVn as the Big Bug Mn running thence down ou the west side of said creek
 e. all right title interest estate caim and demand o the said defendants in and io certain 10 stamp mill e1 hy BHg"r Co, and known the Big Bug Mil witi all the warshouses, s'orehou.es bildings machinery mining tools implements, appliances wagons an, material belonging io inc same.
 Nutice is hereby given that Thur@iay, the ienil day Of AIril, A. D. 1873 l2 o'clock nngn in front ts Canri house B inc m Prescott Yavarsi county Arizona Tcrri,fy, will sell al the rght title and iBiei est of the sEd Lawrence C. Gray and Charie. E Hitch cook iu and Co the said above de.crd r.r.rtv n tl
 JAMES $. THOMAS, shsrin
 Prescott, A. T., March lOtb, ls71. inI5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

The forged check business comes up 10 plague our people once in q while. There was a difficulty about one this week. The order on the outside of to-day's MINER. may hereafter, prevent blank cheeks from falling into lhc hands of fOrgcrs,
 We, Thursday last, took good look at forged check to which attached the name Of Lieut. Wm ]. Ross This cheek was very base. The filling In done by one person and inc sigma ture was affixed by different hombre. We nre satisfied that the forged cheeks now in circulation are the joint work of two persons who do not live over 100 miles from Prescott, aud who can be nabbed by any good detective. We want Co see them nabbed and punished to the full extent Of the law, for having defrauded citizens md destroyed confidence in the gcnulneness Of all drafts on the subtreasuTy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15
Chr @ ainer.

There is, again, talk of fencing the plaza, and of boring for arteslan water in It. Both ought speedily be done We favor both projects, and will assist with money Mir Lovi Bashford says be will give s2O0 to aid in the work. He we think, will do better than that. Other business men will do fully as we'll SO we ask for speedy action In these matters and would suggest that a committee bc appointed or elected. With fenced plaza and good flowing well, this town and vi. cinity could soon be made "prctty as a big sun flower" The money that would be spent in do. ing the work would be circulated here, and go our.citizcns would derive n two-fold benefit by carrying out these enterprises. Then, If success fu in finding artesian water here, farmers on "dry ranchesn would surely find it In many pla. ces and this whole section would be improved and beauti1ed at railroad speed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

The stage which arrived here Tucsd1y morning fast, brought passcngers-R F. Elliott, who has been rustcating in San Francisco, Rev. c. A. Rccder, Judge John Howard and Major C. II. Veil, from southern Arizona
 X. O. Moves started for California, and W. E. Ilclllngs, for Ehrenbcrg, in the stage which lcit here Wednesday morning
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

MADRID, Spain, February 26.-The Feder alists threaten an outbreak Precautions have been taken to prevent conflicts in the streets The army is firm in it's support of the Goyernmcnt.-TheC Cortes has abol ished slavery in Porto Rico and other colonies.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

Private Peter Ness, O; Company c, 23d Infantry, died, at Fsrt Whlppie hospital, inc 10th inst, from the effects of gun-shot wound recently in ficted upon him by Chinaman, at this place, which Cbinaman was, on Thursday last, examIn- ed by Justice Otis and remanded to jail, to wait trial for the killing sf Ness.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

Mr. V. A. stephens and family, Mir. s s. Bal and Messrs. r. & W. Rosa, arrived here Saturday last, from California, ria Prescott and Mohave route The numerous friends of the Stephens family gave them hearty welcome.
 Mir. Stephens brought twelve head of horses and cows A wagon and one of he best vehicles for family use we have ever sccn all of which are for sale.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

Sr. PETERsBURG, February 2S.- Govern ment officials here profess ignorance of the revolt of the peasantry in Ukraine, as well as of the repulse of the Russian forces sent to suppress the rising. It is asserted that no dispatches have been received from the gov ernor or authorities of Ukraine advising the government of the instruction.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

STORM AT AsPINwALL.-A severe storm occurred off Aspinwall February 10, in which several ships were wrecked, two lives lost, and all the wharvcs in the city badly dam aged. The schooners Royal Arch and C. H.
 Kelly, of Boston, and the bark Orient, of the same place, were wrecked; also, the brig Gilmore Meredith The damage done to the Pacific Mail wharf, with the whale oil and other produce on it, is estimated at $500, 900.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

The COT ioners Jury have reported that the soldier Ncfi died from the effects of wound inflicted by q shot fired from a pistol in tbc hands of An Dung, Chnnman, who, on Thursday last, was examined before Justice J. C. Otis who commit ted bim 10 jail, 10 await action of grand jury Tbe evidence went to show that the murdered man was not one of those who assaulted the Chinese crib.
 Nch was a native of Ireland, aged about 23
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

Mir. Hooker, beef contractor, and two other gen tcmcn, arrived here Thursday morning last from Camp Verde. Mir. II. says the hills and noun tains east of the Verde were filled with Apachcs when he left the river The supposition was that they wished to come in, now that Crooks men are after them. We'll, they can come in.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Luke are preparing to at tend the Worlds Fair, al Vienna They will leave before the first of next month, and Mir. l.. wishes the miners of this section 10 bring in specimens of ores, as he Is anxious to get fair representa- tion to take with him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

Recently, as Mfr. Wm. Elliott aud another man were prospecting in the ueighborhood of Black Canyon, they encountered some Indians. with whom they had quite brush. The Indians killed q horse for them. MT. Elliott thinks he improved the condition of one or more Of the murderers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

A Mexican prisoner, whO on account of sick ness had recently been allowed privileges, crawled out of the jail yard Thursday night last, and has not since been or heard ot by any one here. He awaiting trial for grand larceny.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

By request of Rev. Alex. GilDorc Rev. G. \. Rceder will, on tomorrow (sunday) preach at tho courthouse, one sermon commencing at II am, the other at P. m Mir. Reedcr will, in all probability, stay with us about three weeks and then start for Molayc and Yuma counties.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

Captains Nlckerson, and MeGregor and Lieut. WeitiBg, of Fort Whipple, went down to Chino valley, recently, caught some Ash in the Verde ; shot lot Of ducks aud returned home. One of inc hsh caught by Capt. MoGregor was an una dulterated speckled trout
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

EXTRA SrssIoS.-At latest dates from Washington, it was the opinion there that au extra session nf Congress would be called Another idea was that the new (43d) Con. grees would meet on March 10.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

CHAsE.-washington gossip states that Chief Justice Chase, of the Supreme Court, is but shadow of his former self, and that his days on earth cnnnot be many
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

The dual, or mual, Modocs who profess to edit the Yuma Sentinel have been roreii-ed into sticking their thckly inhabited heads out of the mud of the Colorado, and arc now craving enlightenment from us just as if 1t were possible to enlighten such apes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

DRowNED.--Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Milne, the former of San Diego and the latter of Julian City, California. were drowned, in Coleman creek, near Julian City, on Monday, February 24.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

GUIzoT, the aged French statesman, is said to be at work on another book. This in bis S3d year. He has seen three monarchies. two empires, one commune and three repub- lies in France.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15
Musical.

The Twenty hird Infantry Band will play the following selections this tsaturday) snernoon at oclockt No. l. Carnival March " Q Drum Polka ' }, soogwbsn Night Comes OCT the Train l. Lurline Quadrlie. " 5 Rhine Kange Waltz. Song-Shells of the Ocean. " ' SnnHOwer ShcOt,ish. " t Storm Gaop.
 RoBKKf BROWN Acting Chief Musician.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

PROPERTY sALB THIS DAY.-We are requested, by K. Meacham, to say that his advertised sale, commencing this morning at 10 o'clock, will pos itiyely be made without reserve. Bee advertise ment in another column.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15

PROVIDED FoR.-The appropriation com mittee has given Professor Hayden 5000 for another summer trip through the Rocky Mountains