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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-17
Heroic Record of,he Memphis Clergy

Heroic Record ofthe Memphis Clergy
Fron the Memphis Ayalanche) aaI..a d.
II there bein our midst one class more
conspicuous than another foruntiring de.
vo,ion 10 the sick and dying 1t is the
Memphis clergy. There is no duty from
which they shrink. At the dead hour OF
the night as at MONDAY these ministers Of
God are found wherever sickness or death
calls Tor their services. Kneeling at the
bedside in prayer, ministering TO the sick
as nurses, or serving as messengers for
medical aid, they labor without ceasing.
They do not wait until their presence Is
invoked. Drawing the Presidential air Of
the injected district, they 60 from dwell
ing TO dwelling, from howell to hovel,
seeking those who may need their servi-
ces. -Four have fallen martyrs 10 their
holy duty-iallen while relieving poor
trail bodies from pain, and pointing out
to the dying the straight, narrow path
that leads to Heaven. But the Others
press forward to fill the places vacated by
the Angel Of Death-to close the ranks
widened by those who until %. few days
ago stood beside them, shoulder 10 shout.
der, like brave comrades advancing to
charge in battle.laa RS VIZ
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Troops Of Ailments Van a uished.

On account OF the promptncss vita which It
checks the feyers generated by unhealthy 6 h =.
lations, Hostetter's bitters Is c. nsidorrd an In
dispelsable family medicine on the borders Of
our southern and Western river, and In now
settlements where the plough and the axe are
for the Hrs time disturbing the sollIudts OF ma
tuIe. Its reputation, however, is note naped 10
such localities Wherever tho elements or dis.
ease are rife II Is the eurest safeguard OF health
wherever Sickness prevails, 1t 10 eticacious IS q
remedy. Among toe seriops diseases which 1t
Is guaranteed to cenn arc indigestion, bilious
ness, and all III. minor ailments connected with
deranRemenis OF the stomach the liver, aud the
bow ls-such as heartburn. headache, natulenc",
costiycness, nausea, dis!aste of Iod, angnoI ana
debility. palpimtion OF the hesrt, trembling Of
the hands, noises In the cas-, dsGrdered vision,
disturbed sleep, and mental inqulctude. as
these physical and mental Disturbances tend t.
general failure Of al tho powers OF the system,
they should DO Of oIce corrected-ss they always
may DO, by course Of Hostet,et's Stomach Bit
terp. ss...-- d&R
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and then begin. 70 doubt that lhs coin he
had with him was genuine. Why, then.
make the people think that there
Is mo coin in the country, and
that all they have TO depend lon
In The way Of money Ia these dirty. greasy
sinking shlnplasteras Thefe. Is plenty
Of coin In theconntryand thegoyernment
can bring It OUT, why is Il that California
financial centres were not affected by this
crash |? : Because their affairs are al con-,
ducled on, a gold basis and the only gov:
eminent paper they deal in in legitimate
business transactions are certificates based
upon actual gold coin, in the, Treasury.
What are your legal tenders worth out
there? They, are bought and sold by the
brokers moatly for, the accommodation Of
travellers across our great continent; Tor
there ID notmuch profit In the bueinssa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-17

"our DAMNED spoTp-The energetic
exclamation oiSMacbeth Is mentally fac
ulated,by every housewilewhen confront
ed by the manifold variety Of stains and
spots that disigure articles Of household
ornament and use. But the ,"spo,s" are
not so easy to remove BY ordinary means.
A little sapoliol brought intoitimely suse
causes them all TO disappear as II by mag.
ic, and bring peace and satisfaction TO the
housewife mind As cheap as common
soap and a hundred times more effective.
cod&w,
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Facts for the People.

Az the virtues OF medicines can only be ascer..
tanned by careful obterystion, It 10 TO BIO tegIet
cd that many Of the uruRs still prescribed BY
some physicIats ehonld retain place In oar Ma
terra Medica. As an instance Of this, that vile
drug, Balsam Copabia, furnishes an example
About the year 1850, tho spaniards IN the Island
OF San Domingo having become all cted with
certain complaints. thought, according TO the
prevailing notion ut Lal lime, hat thor meny
might be found where the disease originated
Under this impression, .Balsam Copabit came
into se, but never hiss o nauseating drug dole
more Injury, for &c not onlt changes TIL, nature
OF the disease 10 more dreadful state than tn
original bat It ruins tho tone OF tho ttomaeh
and brings on Dyspepsia IN Ito worst forms TO
avoid this drug and It's ehects the sAMARt-
TAn'S GIFT, o purely Vege able Remedy, 1
within the reach OF all. Only ten pills 70 be
taken, and will cure every time In trom two 10
four days. Male packages, 81; female, g..
NOLAN Bh0a.,
Cor. Market and 18TH (old Monroe).
oci Agents for Wheeling, ". Va.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1G.-.Flour-Quiet
at SO 90a7 10. Wheat-Quietl at 81 ,38a
! 40. Corn-Quiet OF 50a5tc. "0dts-
Quiet at 3Sa45c. Rye and Barley In.
changed. Groceries = Steady. Oils
Firm. Eggs-Easier at 10a20c. Butter
and Cheese-Unchanged. Provisions
Dull and unsettled. Pork-Steady at
$145 Lsrd-Quiet; steam held at Zee.
Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoulders 7tc;1 clear
rib sides 7a7tc; clear TIC. Bacon-Irregu.
lar; shoulders at 79asc; clear rib sides 7sa
&c; clear saStc. Whisky-Steady at soc.
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schenck,s nInudrake Pills..

These pills ore composed exclusivoly Of
vegetable ingredients, although they en-
tirely supersede The use Of mercury, do.
not leave any Of its injurious effects.
They act directly upon the liver, and are
o valuable remedy in all cases Of derange.i
ment resulting from disordered state Of
that organ, Liver Complaint Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid Fevers, &c.y &C., all succumb to
the free use Of schenck's Mandrake Pills.,
For gsle by an Druggists and Dealers.
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New York Market.

NEw York, Oct. 16.-Flour-Easier
supertine western and State at $525a5 70;
common to good 1905 25; good to choice
l$G 8oa7 90; extra Ohio SO 10a7 %. Wheat
Heavy and lower No. 8sprinE y 90;
No. Q do 81 1881 80; mixed spring 81 Sei
No . Milwaukee 81 8Sa1 40; winter red
western 81 25a1 90. Rye-Unchanged.
lBarley-Two rowed State 81 40; four
rowed at $3.50. Corn-SIeamer western
mixed 57a5St sc; sail do 69aG0c. Oats
Flrmer; new western mixed afloat 4Sa50c;
white western 60a50ic. CoIfee-Dull,and
unsettled. sugar-Fair 10 good refining
7Ra7sc. Molasses-Dull; Porto Rico 3Oa
O0c. Rice-Quiet. Whisky-Lower ut
924a021c.
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New YorE ptr Good, lIstEel.

NHwiYoRK, Oct. l6-Busincss remains
quiet in nearly all branches. Com
mission houses generally are inact-
I've and jobbers are operating very eau
tiously. Tho market for staple domestic
cottons unchanged and steady. The
Daily Bulletin ssys: "The stocks Of man:
uIaciured goods are light, and the pro.
ducIlon Of home makes Is curtailed by
the mills running short time. Prints
and dress goods fairly active. Shifting
aannels in moderate request. Dress and
millinery silks, velTets and ribbons selling
freely at auction Of low prices" ,-r.
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chirnr,n, nlalrltei.

CHICAGO, octl' II Flour Demand
s il5 e T Sss e frs sSS
market unsettled; No. q spring g. OLA
l 0s; No. 8 do. 0Sa0sic. CoFn-No. 2
mixed Sole; high mixed S74c. Oats
No. 3, SO9a8lc cash, 9 Rye-No. 3, CSC.
Barley-No. Q fall q 90; No. 3 do. 99la
81 OF. Proyisions-Quiet and unchang-
ed. Mess Pork-stesdy; cash $l4 25;
small lots, $l3 rs; round lots weak ior
future delivery. Lard-7fc cash. Bulk
Meats-Short rib middleaas ,89a7e loose
Bacon unchanged. Wh1ky-9oc. '''-
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BALrMoRE, octs16.- Flour-D Dull and
nominal. Whest-Dull; Ohio and 1ndi,
ana 81 4Oa1 As. Corn-Nominal; mixed
weak at CSC. Oats-Dull;, mixed western
4sc; white 40a50c. Rye-steady at $50
90c. ProyisionszDull. rBacon--Shoul.
ders ssa9c; clear rib sides 9ss10c; others
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ed. Coffee-More doing but unchanged.
Whisky-Quiet at Csc. aFer,sI -r .i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-17

STocKs-Railway and miscellaneous
speculation was irregular, but IA the main
higher. The lowest quotations were made
shortly alter The commencement Of bust
ness, and the highest just before So'clock.
The advance ranged from to % per cent,
and was well distributed. Asusual The
largest transactions were in Western
Union, Lake Shore and New York Gem
trail. The frat named opened ct 5aa54i,
fell of TO 53t, advanced 10 66t, reacted TO
55t, and afterwards reached $50; Lake
Shore rose from SO 10 6st. ) tell 81 10 1911,
and finally reached 10; New York Central
ranged between s0i and 800, with the Ia.
test sales at nearly the highest point;
Northwestern common advanced from SO
10 AOt; 81. Paul common from % to 81,
and Wabash from Ssf to All The in.
vcstment shares were ffmer, and express
shares made an. advance over yesterdays
quotations. Tho general market closed
utul IN lOner Jf., - ,.-.f,,,,If. sts..r-.s..
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Ti,usyilIe Petroleum Market.

PIrTBURoH, Oct. 10 -The crude mar.
ket weak; quoted at 95c; refined Sunchag,
ed; quoted spot 1Gic; futures l55a15f.
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last year,

NEARLY 100000 passengers were
carried on the. Pittsburgh street railways,
last year, 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-17
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MAGKETSBY TELlEGRAPH.
New YorrsMoln,tey and Stock market

New YorksMoney and Stock Market.
NEW YonK, Oct. 1G.-MosEY-Work'
ed close nearly All day at S1dgto SIC per
cent, but just before three, when bank
accounts were made up, it was offered
down rapidly in small amounts to 8 per
cent. This movement wasl so sudden
and universal that many regarded II as
having some connection with the current
speculation on the Stock Exchange, espe.
cially as prices were bid uprapidly at the
very close Of the market. Greenbacks
less active at / TO I. At the final close
the quotations were Tot. lykS I,' "a. ~
STERLING ExoHANaE-The demand
Tor foreign exchange was very limit
ed. Bankers lowered their asking quo
tatlons per cent, tfroms1o7 to 100 Tor 90
days and 1903 to 107 for sight! The &C.
tual business was at 1861 to 100 Tor long
and 1861 to 1917 for shortaa Commercial
bills in good supply and dull, 10aia105:
Custom receipts $lGl ,000.at
GoLp-Heavy and lower, declining
from 1881 to 1914, which price has not
been reached since June, 1859. The clos
ing rate was 1OS. Loans were at 1.1G,
8 "a, 3 SO, /, z, and 1873 for carrying, and
fiat for borrowing. The final rate was
1888 for carrying. Clearings $4S.000.0o
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $4,000
GoyERNMRNTs- Firm early In the day,
but closed lower, in sympathy with gold
The greatest decline was in 67s and 6Sss
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A PAR VALUE WITH GOLD,

and there would be no more speedy mode
o. doing this than by the prompt resump.
aon Of specie payment, for this would
bring the gold out from Its hidden places,
and give TO US the currency which the
world has adopted-the currency Of gold
and silver. It Is q sad commentary upon
our financial system that II Is q fact that a
tive dollar gold piece, with the coustilu'
uona stamp and coat OF arms Of America
upon II, would bea curiosity to most oil
our American young people. liza man
were TO 60 through the country now with
es pocket full Of Ave dollar gold pieces,
o he used to SO through our streets, The
people would look at him with wonder
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
Ght ~7S Mliner.
Chino and Williamson Valleys.

Having, for long time past, worked like q good fellow, Mir. Ed. W. Wells, our hrstclass county recorder, approached us Friday last and prescribed pleasure trip 10 Chino valley This was striking us in weak spot; SO we started Sat urdiy forenoon, intending 70 return home some time ori the following Monday. Arriving in the valley about o'clock, saturday afternoon we took up our abode ni inc negotiable and comfort able home of Mir and Mrs. Geo. Bnnghart, where we found their daughters, Mrs, Ed. W. Wells, Mics Flora and Mics Jennie also, the younger members of the family, all of whom welcomed us as an old friend. Taxing teams, VIC vlsitcd Will Hanson valley on Sunday, wh.re few pleasant hours went by, at the house Of Messrs Donahugh ,1 Cornell, who own and run a fine arm and dairy. In the evening clouds gathered on the hills, and while driving back to Chino valley rain in goodly quantities came upon us, 60 tlnt this portion ol the performance was not so pleasant as 1t might have been. Monday came aud so did more rain. sect and snow, so, being unable 10 return home, we called on Mir and Mrs Jas Baker, Mir Rogers and other good people, who own choice ranches, stock etc, in this best of Northern Arizona val leys Tuesday came More rain, more snow, and we were actuaiiy, snOw-bound in this tropical cline until Wcdnesay morning, when we started for Prescott and arrived home aiter six or seven hours ride through slush and mud, to fnd all inc "copyn VIC had lrft exhausted and much confusion among the craft in the MINER office. And tbess are the reasons why the present number of th' MINER is 60 short of local aud editorial para graphs.
 In our next we may take occasion io speak O the resources of the valleys, plains hills md noun tains passed over and seen by us, and shall now cry quits by thanking all who SO kindly enter taned us on this trip.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

Our old friend NJ. Wornser, who returned home, recently, from the Pacific and Atlantic States, looking the picture of good health aud happiness, thinks that the Big Bug anl Walnut Grove mining companies will yet come out nii right and start work here. At Philadelphia, he had a wonderful time with the w. C. nagBatcs, who have been led 10 believe, by the dishonest agents sent here by them, that Arizonans are no better than they should be. Mir. w., however, turned the tables on the vIllainous agents who came here and swinded their backers aud the poor citizens of Arizona who worked for them aud furnished them with supplies.
 MT. WoTInser looks for plcnty oi people aud capital here, soon after Gen. CrooK shall haze quicted all fear of danger from the Apachcs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

The Sentinel of Arizona City is now two sheets in the wind-one for each editor, we presnsume To ill both sheets 1t has made considerable Of q draft on the columns of the MINER, but failed from some cause, 10 give us credit Prescott Nil MFR.
 We are surprised to find the above item in the MiSER--iSentlDcl.
 Your surprise was quite natural, as, from time immemorial, persons who have beer "caught in the act" have not only been sur prised but disgusted with their captors.
 We thought brother Marion had joined th, Good Tempars, but It's seems from the above ths he must have had "two sheets in the wind" at th' time he wrote the Item, and got "credit" for lt tool sentinel
 To be told that persons with such (y)eari as arc borne aloft by the editors of the Senti nel have "thoughta thought" is not, of itself sufficfeat inducemcnt for us to give said cd itors "credit' for anything of value.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
ANTELOPE RESTAURANT, Gurley Street, North Side of the Plazs
 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.

ID Prppdeios of ths Restaurant respect. H.eH fully ansouuees that hs will spare pains 10 csteFing tD the ttstes Of his patrons. Meals will bs furnished ai aii hours sf the day. and the table supplied with game ereesi deiieAcss psi be psoeared. Eyerything clean and seFved Hr ia ihe ss-, style
 T. wHTEHEAp PIoPnssor. Prescott, NOyembes a le72. noy2s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

Messrs. Henry, Hcnning, Gleason, and U. s. Marshal Dickson arrived here Tuesday last, from Tucson. Mr. Henry represented this county in ihe House of Representatives. Mir. Ilenning represented Mohave and Yuma counties in the Council. Mr. Gleason, the same counties In the lower house. From the light now before us, all these gentlemen have made good records for themselves We arc sorry that we were not at home to greet Messrs. Henning and Gleason, who left for Mobayo county Tuesday last.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

Gen. N. F. Small, U. $. Army, his family and clerks, Messrs. Geo. Davidson and Chester Pratt, arrived at Fort Whipple one day last week, from California. Gen Small will, If he has not already done so relieve Major 4. w. Evans, who, for q long time past, has filled the position Of Chief Commissary of Subsistence of this department, and who will soon rejoln his regment-the Sih Cavalry. And now, as Major Evans is about to leave tbc Territory, perhaps forever, it is proper for US to state that he will leave behind him q record of which any man or officer might well fell proud. With his successor G9n. Small, we have personal acquaintance but learn from good authority, that he is pure officer and gen. tieinan.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

Mir Aaron Werthclmer, Of the firm Of Worm. ger < Wertheipor, has gone to EhFenberg, 10 hasten the shiPmeHt of goods to their stores at Ihls place and Phpnlx.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

wm Walters, who was a member of the first legislature from Mohaye county. was, on last Tuesday night shot in the left leg by some person unknown tO him, but who, he thinks, was bent upon assassinating him. Dr. Kendall extracted the bullet and he Is now doing well.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

Mir Henry Ewalt, who has just arrived from Salt River valley, gives glowing account of the agricultural wonders of that famous locality. He says that the Catholics of Tempe settlement had commenced the erection Of a church.
 He brought with him wagon load of sweet potatoes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

D. P. Foster has received and accepted the of flee of postmaster, at Camp Hualpai, to which po- sition is attached the "princeiy salary Of sl2 per annum. He will keep the ofiiee at his store in the garrison, and may, the end Of the year, do- nate the SIP to his poor government
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
Horse for Sale.

One Of the bost saadss animals in the Territory, together with good sadde,' 'etc is now offered for sale, by Chaplain Gilmore, Of Fort Yhippie. Will Dc recommended to any lady or gentleman who may desire good and gentle animal. febS2te'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
Very Favorable Weather.

With pleasure do we now state that, since the date of last issu. Of the MINER, this section Of Arizona has received such "wetting down, as had not been before youchsafcd it since the W in- ter of lSGs q matter Of time Of nearly five years.
 The record of the late storm kept at this office shows that, after a southerly blow, IL commenced raining in the afternoon oi Sunday, February 23, and kept on doing so, at intervals, until, at an early hour, on last Tuesday morning. the rain re- solved itself into snow, which descended all oi that day, and part of the evening, when thc weather cleared.
 Those who watched the snow here say that at least ten inches fell. In the mountains south of Prescott the snow is from two 10 five feet in depth
 Out on the road to MJlrtyc county, snow was quite deep, when the util and other parties re- gently passed over it Indeed, 50 lar as heard from, every part of the Territory has been well wet down with ram or snow. Here, the gulcEes and creeks are once more made jUyOus with "laughng waters," the ground everywhere, IS pretty thoroughly soaked nnd cali nature reioi ces thcrcat, for all Uf which we thank the Giver of all Good.
 It is a little singular that on the same day (Fcb 23d) of last year, n rain and snow storm set ir which gave us considerable water. February Is good month for Arizona, but the February just past is the best VIC have had for many years.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
Musical.

The Twenty third Infantry Band will play the following selections ilis tSa,uriay) afternoon al oolocks No l, QH,Cs.ep p-1he Miners Go,L I.ick - Liedner.
 2. The Amor polka.-tloifrry. J. Song Oh Happy Moments (iiaiiana). a).-Wallee " 1. Vivian Medley.
 :, The Beantifu Blue Danube walizrs.--Sfauss Song --Failcr Come Home.
 2. Nerivia Polka Re,lowa-Faus,. g, Helter.skclier Gaiiop,-Munk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

Burnt Ranch, with improvements, wagons, ami mais, poultry, etc. will be sold, at public auction today, (Saturday,) on the premises, at 10 o'clock q. m. This is a good chance for an industrious farmer. For further particulars, sec adinnistra tors advertisement, on fourth page of to-day'' paper.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All the nices'. freshest and best HAIR PREPARATORY, PoInades Oils Dyes, and Invgoraors Llbn's Genuine French Extracts soaps, Powders and Cosnetqnes. be had at DIR RENDALL'S
 tauz77q Pioneer Drug Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
POST OFFICE PRESCOTT.

Mails arrive from sll poluts Mondays aud Thursdays Depart, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
 Ofice hours from \ N. to F. N.
 Money Orders issued every day of the week, exeep Sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN r. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

A. M Johnson, who came here, recently, from Lynx creek, informed gentleman connected with this office that he had washed two whcclbarrov loads of gravel from claim recently purchased by himself and Newton Cole, and secured tue handsome sum of five dollars
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

Tbe good citizens of the Gila valley. near Florence, have resolved to act severely with all despcTadoes. Good.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

D. Hazard, J. Goldstein, A. l.. Moeller, and Cal. Jackson. busIness men Of this place, started recently, for California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

Fresh flower and garden seeds at kclly's new depot, Mon,ezuma street, Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

We are told that the Band of the o3d Infantry gave an open air concert, Saturday last, aud that the music was excellent This was their first ap- pearanee In Prescott since the death of their late leader. The band is, as usual, prepared Co iurn- ish music for dancing and other parties.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01

C. r. Head Co, give notice of a reduction in prices of their goods in order to make room for new stock which they have en route.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
DIVINE sERvIcES

Chaplain Gilmore '. s. Army will deliver religion diseonrse in tbs Courtroom, Prescott every sunday Services commence al eleven o'clock A. M
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
Brooke & Linn, AGENTS FOR CLOUGH's LIME.

No article sistabls fr hard finishing ghiteaashns, Sn. have ii oe hsud and k.I sale, a sashs.
 orlsIs d large quaHHtcs FsOhFdy attended % at tow Taies. Eblu
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOOP, ARIZONA LODGE, NO. l.

sss4<G Regular Meetings of this Lodge Wed. a.fgsvSof nesday Evenings, at Masonic Hall Mem
 '1FnNF%' bers of the Orler, in good standing, are invited ,o attend. E. If. WEAVER, \. q.
 JAMES COUGH, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-01
PAST AND. PASSING EVENTS

A competent girl adyertiscs for situation.