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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Dr. J. II. Pierson, superintendent Of Mir. James Grants mail and passenger lines, here and in California. was here recently, and informed us that he had just returned from Tucson, Florence. Phoen!x and other points south, and that he bad made arrangements for shortening time 6f travel on tue route.
 The work of stocking the route to California Is being pushed, and we may soon expect 10 get our Los Angeles letters and papers in i've days. But. even this will not bc sufficient, as we need trl. weekly mail service on the route.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

J. Goldwater & Bro. merchants. of Pbn. nix and Ehrenberg, have recently shipped a large quantity of new grain from the former to the latter place This is move in the right direction, and one which we hope to see continued. There is no reason why farmers of Salt River valley cannot hereafter. supply the people of the Colorado with flour and barley
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Capt. Thos. Byrne, of Camp Bcale Springs, and MCssrs. Breon, Marshall and Drake arrived recently from Mohavc county. The Capt brought in some soldiers and Waiapai Indians, and took back with him several animals upon which to mount bis Infantry who are going 10 the irout after bad Indians.
 The other gentlemen have all gone home
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

By advertisement in to-day's MINER. it will be seen that Mr. A. II Peoples, of Wick enburg, has disposed of his interest in cer tain brewery and saloon at Phoenix. to Messrs. Hayes < Loyejoy All debts due the old firm are to be paid to Mir. Hayes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

The Pioche Record of May r., announce, the arrival of Mir F c. Ayers, formerly of this place. MT. Ayers gave the editor of the Record much information re. garding the resources of this Territory, which information the Record proposes to make Use of at some future time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Two oiJ Nj. Bryan's frelght-trans arrived here recently; one from AdamsvIlle, with 10000 lLs of nonr for L. Bashford k Co.,; another from Ehren. oefg, win general Berchaadlse for the same firm, saloon goods for Rodenberg & Co, and a lot of supplies Tor Chief QuarterInaster Dana
 Another train arrived from Ehrenberg later ia tns week, with goods for C. P. Head & Co, and -ofhsr merchants.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

man named John Cameron, who had resided here Tor about one year, died, Saturday morning last, and was buried in the Citizens buryluy ground sunday afternoon. He came here almost dead with consumption, which disease iinalIy car. ried nun oil. Probate Judge Fleury informs us that corouer's Jury found verdict iu accotdapcc with ihe facts, and that he was a native of tue United States aged about yJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

MT. Thomas Ewing, of Ewing X Curtiss con. tractors Tor supplying the army here with fresh meat, arrived in Prescott this week, from Tucson. He is recently from Southern Colorado and gave us much information concerning that country, which we may hereafter put in shape and publish In his mind, Arizona Is a much bstler Territory than Colorado, and We believe him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

One of our subscribers nj Camp Date Creek com. plains, in letter of the second inst, that in three weeks he had not received his MINER, a statement which goes to show that wrong has been done him, by some person outside Of this office for the paper has been mailed to him every Friday even. ing. The same writer iu forms us that May S Co were running an arastra, and that he would ap. prise us Of the result The post was lonesome without the Apaches, who have been removed 10 the verde reservation, yet no person wished for their return.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

man. whose name we have not learned, was recently arrested at Williamson Valley, by Sheriff tnonas, npon a charge of having stolen horse from the Verde. Both parties came Lcrs lately
 rom New Mexico, and have, we believe, compro.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Archie Mcintosh and several Arayaipa Indians came with Captain Byrne's command. Archie says that good road can be made to connect Camps Verde and new Grant, and that tbe length or said road need not exceed lGO miles, Plenty of wood, water and grass
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Our new school house is approaching compile. ton. We visited |, Sunday last for tue first time, and are free to say that We did not like it's looks. from the fact that windows and doors appeared ,o us to be tn the wrong places. Yet 1t may be all right, aud we may come to think so, as soon as it is finished The work appeared to us to have been well done. We think money might have been saved had the trustees bought the M E. Church shell, nnlshed and turned 1t into a school house.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

"ore excellent music, Saturday afternoon last, rom the band of the 29d Infantry. To the credit VI 'ne town, the music stand which some vaga. ,,o oonu nad broken, was repaired by some of the
 ooys- belonging to Doc Moelcr's corner The Ranu G VIII play again this Saturday, afternoon. ol , tue musicians, good way to do SO would be ,t .o ralse n purse the sum of which would enabie tue leader 10 purchase new music etc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Major c. II. Veil arrived here from East Phr. nix Salt River, about 10 o'clock Sunday last, hay ing made the trip from that place distant about l5o miles-with one team, in less than 4s hours The Major came over Genungs new road, through ieepies valley, and pronounces it shorter aud better than the road rid Date Creek
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

hs well known fact that dyspepsia aud lnd-es; on are The causes of nearly all inc diseases that the human oody |. beir to heu why pay doctor. bsi Ky ushg Dr henleYs celeorVied \ l. Btten they can bs thoroughly criioaied from the system and new Uf. g parted to the sufferer Read physicians certificates 10 al vertiscm"nt in another column. naJu,1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

last mail from the south passed through Phoenix seven hours ahead of regular time. which accounts for the lack of local item, in our letter from Salt River valley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Attention is directed to the advertisement or MT. II. c. Hooker, offering for sale, beet and stock cattle, saddle and pack animals and light wagons
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Williamson Valley was the scene of shooting scrape, q fe~ days ago. One nan, who Is now upder arrest here. fired ie shon at another man, without hitting him. .S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

The number of school children in Maricopa county, as given in our letter from Salt River Valley, affords splendid evidence of the rapid settlement of the county.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Mr. Jake Miller, his two daughters, bis sister, her husband and child, and many other Mlllers arrived here last week, from Illinois. Jake was. of course, we'll shaken-by the hand.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

MT. s. c. Rogers, whose place of business is in the old Meacham building, on Montezuma street. has good goods for sale and Is highly deserving Of large share Of the trade Of this section See his advertisement
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

rrescott was visited by many miners and pros. pectors, on Sunday last, all Of whom exhibited more or less gold dust, they had just extracted rom our mountain veins aud placers
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

It. Wm. J. Ross, Gen. Crooks worthy field quarternaster, gave generous party ut his guar. ters' near Fort Whipple, a few evenings ago. to great many clvil and military friends, who like him for past services in the good cause
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Mir Geo. H. Tinker has taken contract from NIT. C. C. Bean, to cut hay on the Verde He went down there this week, with quite force of MexI. can laborers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Rev. Father Beauregurd preached, Sunday last, at the house of Pursella & LolsilIon. He has gone south, but will return here soon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Lettuce and onions are plentiful. Green peas "re rather rarity. But for the late frosts, we would be enjoying bcets, turnlps, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

ar. Justo Flores has q most beautiful lot of homemade Jewelry, which be wishes to dispose oi by railie process Drop In and see his hAudl. work.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Thursday last Mr. D. C. Thorue was lucky enough to win, at raiiie, tne horse belonging to Lieut.. Ross There talk of raiil ng for another animal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Several of Dr. Bendell's friends gathered to- gether, Saturday evening last, and gave the Dr. quite farewall benefit
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Travellers will find the burg Hotel a very good place to rest and refresh themselves The proprietor. Mr. T. s. Graves, Is determined 10 please his customers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Mcssrs. John Laughn aud Henry A. Eastman arrived by Walapai stage, Thursday morning last.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

WEATHEK.-No rain yet but signs are rlgh, for some, that Is, il clouds and beat nrc siEus.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

The county treasury contains cash to redeem warrants advertised elsewhere. Bring or send theIn iu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Aaron Wertlcimcr, Gideon Cornell, Major C.. II. Veil, w. B Hcllings and Mir. Culver have gone to salt River valley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

District Court proceedings hayn't grown inter. esting, yet. IL will soon get down To it's work.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

MT Vim. McCloud keeps our market supplied with vcnison.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

MT A. B. smith and Mir. Austin are preparing to make brick near this town
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

The Twenty Third Infantry Hand will play ihe follow ing selections th. CsAturiay) evening. at o'eloek No !, Carnival March. " 2, Chase Polka " }, Aria frVm Joseph aad his Brethren " (, Turkish Storm March " , Dew Drop Waltz '" Chorus from Traviatta " :, Mazurka-
 '" |, II Pobu,o Galop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

The recent high winds which have swept over this place, came very near blowing down the par. tAily finished M' |. Church, South, which has since been set all right by Mir. T. II. Head and other citizens It Is shameful 10 let tlis h,iIdi, stand as it has stood for months, half erected, and 9i no use to this community IL should be completed and devoted to some useful purposc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Being constantly in receipt of fresh arrivals stale goods hand
 Farmers produce and marketing wanted in exchange for geods
 Call and get bargains either for exchange greenbacks gold gust, at R. Mcaeham old stand where you will find the undersigned his assistants ready acsomuo date a all times S C. ROGERS. Prescott June ', 1873
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-07

Messrs. Thos. Ewing, sckles ard Woods, came up on Tuesdays stage.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
NOTICE.

I LEoNHARD TAISS, do hereby give notice
that shall apply % the Judges OF the Court of
General Sessions OF ths Peace and jail delivery Of
the st to OF Delaware In and for this County of New
Castle, at the November Term, A. u. 1sl3 for a LII
cen>i to keep Tavern at the n. W. Corner OF
Front AMI French streets. in the Second Ward, VII
mmgton Del, nni the following freehoders recon-
mend the sud application, to wit:
Anthony Settler. Theodore Schmitt
Charles f. Sparks, John Hanna,
NJ. Alsberg, Nicholas Jennev,
Henry q. Roller, Morris Dickinson,
VIM. Lilly, Blensingcr \. sour,
William Duifoy Andrew Grotz,
his john Mouer.
Geo. I Dudley, Is. Fritsch,
mark a Hilger,
Witness-Barney Egan, James NJ Swecten
Martin Wrndier, Robert Porter,
John r. Bush, Francis Elicit.
Joseph Stoeckle, II. Kienle.
j. @. Hlrzel octiG-3t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
NOTICE.

T RICHARD HoDGSoN, do hereby give notice
i, that shall apply to the Judges OF the Court VI
General Sessions OF the Pcaae aud jail Delivery
the State OF Delaware. in and for the County of New
Castle, at the November Term A. D., 1873, for Ii
eensc to keep Tavern, ut No. 2ls King street. In
the Second Ward, Wilmington, DEL, and the follow
Ing freehoders recommend the said application, to
Wit:
Richard Booth. Robert F. Gamble,
VIM II. Quinn, George Henzel
Nicholas Jenny, Robert Porter,
Charles Wiles, Joseph Stoeckle,
his Daniel Byrne,
Hugh Quinn, B. Frltsch,
sign Charles Sparks,
Witness F. Speakma3, Michael Kenney,
NJ. AlsberR, WIN. H. Buckley,
John W. Butler. John +. Bnsh,
his james Chrsty,
Peter MILLER, Joshua Baker,
Sign Francis Elliott,
Witness-Jas. Quinn, H. Kinnle,
Hugh Sweeney, james NJ. Sweeten.
octl6-3t.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
MARRIED.

On the SOlh Of June, 1873, by Rev. Chas.
Hill, Cyrus r. Burgoyne to Hester Fouk both
of Wilmington.
BY Rev. J. ID. Rigg, on 18th ult., ut tie
home Of the bride, near Newport, Delaware,
Mrs. Joanna Finn to Franklin o. Fllup, both
ofNewport.
On Wednesday evening, Oct lst, In tho new
meeting hoase at Mt. Moriah, by Ed Z. Rit-
tenhouse, Mr.. James e. Sapp and Miss Ellen
ender G., eldest daughter OF Mr. John Gooden,
all Of Kent county, Del.
Ga October 4th Inst, 10 Philadelphia, by
Rev. Mr. Jackson, Robert e. Green Of Della
ware county, Pa, to Miss Eva Head, of this
city. =.
On the goth OF September, by the Rev. Mr..
THOMPSON, Jas. W. Hazard TO Miss Jennie
Elliot, both of Seaford.
On the 9th inst, at the parsopage Of ST.. Paul's
NJ. E. Church, SEA Caihariae Street, Philada.,
by the Rev. Joseph WEIGH, Mr.. Norris l.. Kirk
10 Miss Carrie F. Whitaker, both OF Whining
ton. Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
SBERIFF'S SALE.

By vi tue sunday of Leuar Factas to mo direct
viii be exposedto Public Sale the hotel OF George
sS sT Nss dss Il
sSs s the ss1, .s'S sar
tract OF land, situate in Red Lion Hu sdred in the
bounded as follows, to wit; Beginning at a corner
white oak, bearing from the front door or the dwell
being also corner to land formerly Alexander jam.
ison's, Philip Reynolds thence south eight de-
q road called Dragon Neck ROAD hec ,n along ne
middle thereof the following courses and distances
es and four ten his Of perch 81 souts dss
cast cast q and SiS perenes 3D. South o deg east 10
sa g d S psrsaes h ~
east % Eershes, adjoining land. belonging @ the
nS aTv o, cyah NICE ense By lands for,
lowing courses and distances, to list. North 65k
Gcgrses, east 10 perches; 3D. North 3sk degrees,
east 70 perches; Sd. down n brauch) North II deg
fourteen psrches. 4th. North stx degrees west
sperehes 9TH North 23G degrees, west q 10 perch
Ith. North i2S degrees, east u o.io perchess sth
North degrees, east $40 pcrches; 9th. North 2iX
east s.i0 perches; 18th. North * iccrsrs, east
$40 perehes to stone for corner where formerly
g degrees. west III perchcs to stone for corner
where formerly stood baek oak tree 18th North
tree 18th North degrees, east Is 10 perches to
stone 10 North isk degrees, east Is 5lo perches
to stons IL North Is dsSeees cast T. per peGckes to
stone corner 18th. North o. degrees, west 70 siO
perches TO a stone 18th. North 6Ix degrees, west
perches tn run (o mil rsce); 10Th. North II deg
east II Clio perches to the middle Of said rum 2st
North IS degrees east 10 to Red Lion Greek;
I'D. North % degreee west perches to a cornef OF
tho heirs Of Patrick Porter thence in the line Of said
and LIST South 81 degrees, west Il 10 perches ID.
South II degrees, east ls perches to an old stump
3d. South TX degrees, west 20 perohes to run Am.
South 10 deg ees west "A perohcs to q swamp; 9th.
sSa Is desees pcs 10 :, soras run Il x:
run, being corner also TO Philip Reybold's land,
pcrches 70 tho beginning, containing III Acres
or ess The two equa. undivided third parts thereof
having been conveyed to the said b. +. Pennington
by nIenturo under the hands and seals of the said
Albert Il. Pennington and wife, and Louis 4. PEN
nington and wife, bearing even date herewith.
Seized and taken In execution Ms the property of
Benjamin =. Pennington and Emily L., his wif- and
Abraham l.. Wright terTe tenant and 10 be sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, sheriff.
Sherins once, New Castle, September %, 1878.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16

YELLOW FEvER.-There were forty-seyen
yellow fever deaths in Memphis during the
iwenty-four hours ending on Saturday evening,
aud thirty-siX during The twenty-four hours
en- ling at noon on Monday. Trains leaving the
ely on Monday were crowded with fugitiyes.
Business Is greatly affected, and several stores
have been closed until the fever shall disap-
par. The police force is greatly reduced, and
tn, street railroads have reduced the number
Of trips ore-fourth. Even with thia reduction
it Is stated that the trips do not pay the expente
OF the drivers. Two of the largest beer
halls in the city closed OIL Tuesday. 1t is be-
lleved, however, that the disease has done its
worst There was a slight frost Monday NOR
ning, and fewer new cases, and those of less
malignant type, were reported during the day.
Asuccession of frosis Is expected, which will
kill the pestilence, though for week or ten
lays the mortality will be large. Meantime
the streets and alleys are being cleaned aud
disinfected with lime. 1t is estimated that less
than 10000 persons remain in the city during
the night. Large numbers who d o bu sIness Ii,
the city during the day spend the night In the
country. Assistance for the destitute ia still
imp,ored. The Mayor of Memphis, in a des.
patch to the Mayor of Cincinnati, says: "our
greatest wants are money, blankets and pro-
visions. The Common Council Of Cincinnati
on Monday appropriated $4,000 for the relief Of
the sufferers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF writ Of Leyarl Facias to me direct
Sd TiH be exposed to Public Sale at the Lafayette
notei NO oil SIMPLIFY street, kept by James Pier
Del,
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1873,
At O'Clock, o. m.,
the following described Real Estate, VIZ All those
certain tracts. pieces or parcels Of land, Brewery,
buildings, yats tanks, machinery, barns stables and
Fixtures being lots embodied in one descrip
bounded and described follows. to Wit: No i, Be.
ginning at the westerly side of dams street between
from the southerly side Of Sixth street thence weet
ery with Sixth street 1870 feet to stake in the
with said side OF Morrow street southerly psrnlIeli
with Adams street l73 feet TO the northerly side Of
said side of Adams street thence with the i'd side
OF Adams street northery IS feet to stake in land
line westerly parallel with Firth street 20 feet 10 Ia
stake In other lands of said parties of the first mart
thence with % othr lands northeIy prrallc with
land thence rastery parallel with Fifth street 10
feet to the said side Of Adams street, and thence
be the contents more or less with the boilers
tanks and fixtures therein, and other the nppurte-
nances
No .. Beginning ON the southerly side of Fifth st,
between Adams and Jackson street, al the distance
thence southcry and parallel to jackson street lbs
feet Az inch thence castery and parallel to Fifth
street 100 and an inch 10 tie aore.aid side OF
Fifth street, and thence thereby westerly As IT. to the
place OF Dsstniing, DO the contents more or leas,
No >. beginning on the SAID side OF Fifth street
Aforesaid, between Jackson AMI Adams streets. at
me distance OF SO feet frsm tile westerly side OF
Adams street, thence southerly parallel to Adams
street los feet Y an inch thence wester IL feet
parallel 10 Fiih street thence northery parallel to
ADAMS street lO5 rect an inch to the said side of
ruth street. and thence thereby eastery IS feet 10
the place Of beginning, be the contents more or less
Seized and taken Into execution Us the pruperty of
George Nebeker and Clara, his wife Samuel A.
Nebeker, Aquilla beaer ana Emma, his wife, and
d ames Clark, James Murrhey, Joseph Stocckle, Au.
gustus Bickta, F. Bickta. Ed. j. MoManus and Z.
Duncan, terrc tenants, and 10 be sold by
ROBERT l., ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
sherih's Office, New Caste, October 4, 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
sHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF ais Levari Facias to me IL
rected will be ext osed to oubuc sale at the hotel
kept BY Hugh Horner, "a the town OF Delaware City,
!" nsu i''on handred NV Castle County, Del on
A O'Clock. p. H.,
Inc Following described Heal Estate. viz All that
certain plantation and tract of land, situate in St
Georges Hundred, in the Comfy Of New Castle
ana stare OF Delawar1, and which Is bounded the
west BY the Dutch Neck Road, the north by lands
iate OF keilsey Johns, deceased, and land of William
0eaver on the northeast by lands late of John BEN
meu's ncirH, and Oh the southeast and south by
rnmb's Gut aud lands late of Jacob Groce and 9TH
ets, containing three hundred mia nd and
Seized and taken In execution as ;he proparty Of
and to be sold bv
e,--,,, ROBERT L.. ARMSTRONG, sheriff
Sherih's Onlve, New castle October 4, iSi3
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
SheriH,s Sale.

SheriH's Sale.
By virtue OF n writ OF Vend. Exponas to me direc-
ted, will he exposed to Public Sale at the farm OF
Thonnts Brooks, Oh the road from White lay 7reok
Church to Corner Ketch near Drummond's Hill, In
New Castle county, Del, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Esd, 1879.
At1o'elock, y. M,
The following described personal property, Wis:
g7ss] Seven cows, heifers, horses, n.
ME- colt, II head of sheep, yoke OF Ky
MSU- oxen. shoats, Interest In circu- An
sleigh. grain fan, steel tooth horse axe,
1 wagon, OK cart, Germantown wagon, corn she u
err pows, 2par twin harrows, gTndstone, carriage
tongue lot OF wheat and corn, otD farming utensils,
&c Also, houss hold furniture such tables, CHAIRS
stoves, bureaus, &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the property of
Thomas BROOKS and IN be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherifrs ohice, New Castle, October ., ISIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
SHERTFF'S SALE.

Rf VIRTUE of a writ o; ais. Levari FaciAs to inc
- directed Will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
Lafayette Hotel 81 Shpey street, kept by James G.
Pierson, in the city Of Wilmington, New Castle Coun-
Y, Delaware, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
Ing described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain farm or tract of land situated in
Christiana Hundred, In the County of New Castle
and State OF Delaware, bounded by the road leading
rom inc city OF Wilmington to Kenneth Square, also
benjamin. Seal, lands OF Keece Pyle and other lands
and containing seventy-six and BALI acres of land
more or less
Seized and taken In execution as the property OF
ELLIS NJ Nichols and Margaret Nichols, his Wife, and
to be sold by
sherth's ONCE, New Castle, October 4, 1873