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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-29

when that is done, make it a great
source Of revenue to the State, there
by reducing taxation upon other inter
ests. 1t is the coal trade of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad that enables
it to declare its semi annual dividend
of .fpe per cent, a large proportion of
which goes into the State treasury, on
account of stock held by it.
In the name of common sense
then, is a section OF country,
that is large enough and rich
enough and has people enough
TO do all this for the State, no!
large enough 10 entitle il to a
separate organization as a
county7
Verify, it seems not unlike raising
the tempest of the sea to drown a fly.
to rehearse all these facts in favor of
our wish simply to have a new COM
ty, the importance of which to the
people at home is to be seen at
glance, and our right to the same,
recognized by the people of the State.
Indeed, but for the fact nf it being an
agreeable duty to us to recount these
transactions in our business life of the
past and present, we should deem the
thing We aim to accomplish, by no
means commensurate with our pains
taking.
We again, therefore, affirm that pe
are willtmg to co,Jide or cause rath the
people. CITIZEN.
Frostburg. Nov. 26, 1878.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-29
AI|egany County, Md.

Statement of Receipts and Disburse-
ments for Public School Purpos 5
for the year ending Sept. 80, 1878.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-29

4th. In buying
the most perfcc
what you are
Class, and worth
nothing is dealt
but those instru-
their merit alone
reputation sec
the country or in
Two Of them in
in their line have
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-29
10 IN WOLF.

JOitN WOLF,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Broadway, Fro.tburg, Maryland,
HAVING received q fine and well Sc
l lected stock of CLOTHS. CASSI-
MERES and VESTINGS for Fall and
Winter Styles, prepared to furnish his
customers and the public generally with the
BEST AND CHEAPEST SUITS.
EE- Satisfaction guaranteed. Call and
SCI him. tflrc21
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-29

OF every variety. Cakes, NOtlOns and Toys.
All kinds of Nuts, Raisins, Currants, Gran
ges, Lemons, Citrons, &c.
A fine assortment of Plain and Fancy
Candies great variety of Sugar and other
Toys Orders for parties promptly filed at
all times. Particular attention paid to Rich
and Ornamental Wedding Cakes, fine Fruits
in seated cans, Pickles. Catsup, Jelies, &c.
sWheat and Rye Bread, fresh every day
Also, superior quality of genuine Havana
Cigars Smoking Tobacco, &c.
An elegant Ice-Crcam Saloon for ladie
and gentlemen, put up to suit all tastes
Families supplied with any quantity at short
notice and at fair rates.
Those wishing anything in nv line will do
well to call before purchasing elsewhere, as
feel confident of giving satisfaction. | have
the cheapest goods in town Nov A.,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

A correspondent at Camp Mcdowell thinks that the MINER ought to asitate the completion of the Black Canyon aud Agua fria wagon road 10 Camp Mcdowell and Salt River. But we have almost grown tired of doing SO, and think that, at present, 1t were better to open direct route from Prescott to those places, via the Miller cut off. Skull aud Peoples valleys.
 A little more money will enable Ar. Gcnung to make a No. read between Wickeuburg aud skst Salley. and we are told that few Ihousanj dollars woaId opep q aew and short road from that place to this. SOg. If company will not build toll road, the counties Of Yavapai and Maricopa amply able to do the work, and a move of this kind would scarcely be objected to by any x-payer. We have, as people, paid too little attention to the improving oi our high ways and ibe result is that high freghts are every day impoverishing and are not even helping ne freighters, upon whose purses our roash mountain roads keep up continual draw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08
Che @ Miner.
Another Man Shot.

Another sad and bloody affair occurred here tn the night Of Monday last the particulars or which we have gleancd from q convcr sation with MT. wm. Jennings, nigbtwatchman, and which are almost as follows: About II o'clock, Mir. Jen- nngs, while on the plaza, beard the report of n shot and running down to the Chinese quarter Of town, from whence the sound came, he found some soldiers in front of A Chinese house of i'll. fame, in the alley, back of Raibles brewery, who, In answer to his question, informed him that the shot was fired from a house on Granite street. Going down on Granite street, he met some Ch- uamen who Informed him that the shot was tired out of the house previously alluded to. He re- turned there and found the soldiers he had prcvi onsly seen In the act Of smashing in the windows Of the house. He requested them to desist. They refused to do so and be beat one of them with his pistol. Soon thereafter, upon going to the south side of the house, he found n soldier lying down, and moaning heavily. Lighting match, he dis covered blood flowing from a wound In the back of the head. He immediately secured help, car ried the man into the house. washed his wound and had him conveyed In wagon to tbe hospital at Whipple, where he now lies in very critical condition, from which t is almost impossible for him to recover. His name is said to be "Nefi' and those who know him say that he has good, quiet record But, he was, IL appears, in bad com pany--in a bad place. The Chinalnan who sbot hiTB has been employed cook at Fort Wbipple. He is now in jail. Some of the soldiers oi the post have, it Is said, been much incensed at the Chlnaman.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

IsDiCTNRNT OF MoDocs.-JacksonVille, Oregon. February l4-To-day, the grand Jury of Jackson csuuty Indicted Scar ar-taeed Charley, Hooker Jim, Long Jim, One. Eyed Nose, Old Doctor Humphrey, Little Jim, Boslon Charley, and Dave, belonging to Captain Jacks band Of ModOc Indians, for murder in the first degree. Mrs BrOtheTtou and son, survivors of the BrOtherton family, swore positively 10 these Indians the band who mas sacred tue settlers on Lost River iu December lasi IL Is not yet understood what steps ~ill be taken by the sheriff to make the arrest, but II is probable that action will be deferred until after the meeting Of the Peace Commission.
 Wonder what the San Francisco Chronicle viii have 10 offer in the way of whitewash for the vicious devils with the ugly names7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Gen. NJ. P. Small has placed ourselves and read CTS under obligations to him for the abstract or tids which we publish elsewhere It will be seen that the contest for contracts sharp and close, and that owing the rivalry the prices to be paid are rather low New Mexico men beat ours on the Verde, Apache and Graham, which is to be re- gretted.
 A short time ago Gen. Dana, Chief Quartermas' ter of the Department received bids for furnishing mules. but for some good and sufficient reason or reasons, he has not yet opened the bids. satur- day. March 20, will bc a "hed-day" here with bus mess men; as upon that day proposals for fur .Ii.hng hay, grain. wood, and land transportation will be opened. In this connection we wish to re. mind all citizens who contemplate "proposing," that the Government Is able aud willing to pay fair prices for everything, and that the toiers o the Territory expect aud deserve fair equivalents for the abors of their hands and Inc products Of their farms.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Abstract of bids opened by Gen M P. Small C. s.. on the 5, inst tr supplying -four sod b~sp. in the Depart ment of Arizona.
 CANT APACHE. l.. II. Tuning no OCO Ibs four 725 ,,s l2 ooo lbs beans cts Chas. Lssnsky, ll00OO lbs four, 725 S. L. Hnbbe lOOO0 lbs flour 79, l2 GOO lbs. beans 7sj. 9J7 siAab Co.,, iOoos bs. -four, 1915, l2,Ooo lbs. beans, 6.75.
 CAMP BOWIE Charles Lcsinsky, 1000 lbs. flour g. Lewis Rosen. baum 6s OOO lbs four, 629 5000 lbs beans C. Thomas J. Bull, G. Ooo lbs Hour , 9.
 CANT DATE caREK. Morris Goldwater. 7JOo lhs. beans 925 N. Richard. 6s 0Oo lbs flour 655 W E. Hellings Ge,ooo lbs sour, 735. 800 lbs beans l2
 CANT IN MOUNT GRAHAM Lewis Rosenhaum llo GO lbs -four n 900 lbs beans G. Thomas J. Bull l4n 0O lbs flour, 75 F. \. Fish, liUO OO lbs hpur 10 OO lbs beans t7 Barron NJ Jacobs, li0 OOO lbs hon, s25 l60 lbs beans l2i.
 CANT HUALPAL Morris Goldwater sOOo lbs beans, IO7. ". B Hel. lings Gs 0oo lGs flour, ga 500 lbs lsaus l3 E. N. flour, l06j s,OOO lbs beans ll73.
 CANT MCDOWELL Morris Goldwaier 22, OOo lbs beans II la W. B. Hel- Rings leo GO lb- -four 57i 22 Ooo lbs beans l3 E. N Fish, lyO,UOO lbs flour, j 2I.
 TUCSON DEPOT F. x. Fish. i35 OOO lbs flour G l60o 10. beans l2i Barron M Jacobs l5 OOO Ibs -four 59 l6OObs beans e e.
 CANT VERDE. L. IT. Hnping Io5 OOO lbs -four .. l2 Ooo ibs beans II. Morris GuldwAtsr l2 OOO lb. beans l21 oaniago Bsea lO5 OOO lb- -four 937 2 OOO lbs beans ll45. w B. Hellings lOJ OOO bs -four s7s 2ODO lts Leans lt C. r. Head lUj OOO lbs hour Q Santiago L. HoObsll, O5 OO1 lbs 6our go l2 OcO lhs bosns s.s3 Campbell Buifum. lO5 vOo Inc aour l05 z. stabb Co, l09DO lt- four, iO75 l2 Oo0 lbs. beans, TO-
 FORT wHIPriE l.. & II. Tuning 225Oo lts -four a. 39 Oo0 Ib- beans H. Morris Godwaier g9 600 lbs beans ll.37J. Santi ago L. Hubbel 225 OO0 bs -four gs 29 OO0 He beans, e.s5 N Richard. 225 0OO tbs -four. s W B. Hsllngs, ao5 OOo Ibs dour 7!e, 2s ODO Ib. beans i3 Santiago Baca 2&5 oOO lb~ Hoar iO4S 29 OOO lbs t-an- n 75 George ". Bowers bid 962 cts per b. for beans at all inc posts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

A Tucson correspondent of the MINER gets of some "last word" or death bed" jokes
 on some of the members of the late legisla- ture. Although it is now in order for US to have n last say upon men and matters con nected with the recent assembly, we await a time when more space will be at our disposal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

What the Late Legislature of this Terri
 tory Resolved" Concerning this Long
 Headed Indian Civilizer and his Gallant
 Troops.
 Having been the first person to request the legislature to express the thanks of the pco- pie of Arizona for the blessings brought them by General Crook, his officers and men, We take great pleasure in publishing the follow ing action of both houses upon this subject ::
 Be it resolved by the house, the council coz caTEiug, that whereas for long series of yearz the Apachcs have devastated the farcst portion Of our Territory and have murdered numbers Of our best and mOst energetic citizs ns, and tn con sequence thereof, the energies Of our ,Ople have been paralyzed and the manifold resources of our Territory have remained undevelOpcd and where as, under the system inauguraied by General Crook and in consequence Of the vigorous measures adopted by hun, we now for tbe fret time since Our organization as a Territorial government, en- joy comparative immunity frofn the attacks Ol our savage foes, therefore be it.
 Resoired, That we cordially endorse and ap- prove the course Of General Crook to~hTds lie Apaches that we believe him to be emineuily qualified 10 command the Department oi AriZoua during tbe existence Of this savage warfare. and that if not again interiered with, be will bring our Indian var to an early and successful termi- nation and secure lasting peace wiih tbe Apaehes.
 Hesoired, Ina; tbe thanks Of the people Of Ari- zOna are due and hereby rendered to Brevet Major. General George Crook, commanding the Depart ueDt of Arizona, and to the officers and solJieTs under his command, for the gallant and efficient manner in which the against tue Apaebes Is now b.ing prosecuted.
 ResOlred, That the Secretary of the Territory Of Arizona be instructed to forward a copy of tbess resolutions to General Crook, commanding De pertinent of Arizona, t0 thc commander of thc Military Division Of the Pacific, tO the Secretary D 4 MI ..H.l- At. gate in Con gTers
 | Approycd February If. is73
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Two freight teams. which started from Ehrsnberg February 10, succeeded in reaching this place Monday last. They brought fresh drugs and med icines for Dr. Kendall's drug store; various arti- cIes for the store of Campbell X Butfum and printing material for this office. Among the good things received by Campbell x Bufium we noticed several barrels of hickory nuts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08
Musical.

The Tweniy.tf Infantry aRd win play inc following selections this (saturday) afternoon al es'eisck; No. I, Quicksiep, The Amazon.--Parlow.
 " 2 Pleasure train Polka.
 a 3 Song. We Parted by the River sids. s.--Iayes ( Pearl River Quadfiiles.
 |" 5 Hda Walizes--fodfrsy.
 l" c, Song. You don't kuow We Mlss yOu.--Hevitt 2, fifsi E0ys Polka Rsd0wa --Welisnisia. , " 6, PlsAsars Galop--Wsrnthai. s,.- koBKKf BROws, Acting Chief Musician.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08
New Advertisements.

Mir A, F. Davis has opened law and collection office st Cerbai
 Dr. Peter Thomas, of this place advertises his readiness and ability to cure rheumatism, etc. Doctor Gibbon of san francisco tells the affiic ted what he can do for them.
 Members of the Mechanics Mess, Fort Whip pie, have something to say In a card.
 See notice concerning County Warrants
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Our councilman, A. o. Moves, will please accept thanks for having furnished us copy for the statement of Territorial finances which VIC, today, publish on first page of this sheet
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Saturday last l.. Wortman purchased Burnt Ranch, at administrators sale, for $500 and, few days thereafter be sold the same to Messrs Blair X Hutchinson of this place, for the sum of sl 5oO The ranch Is small, but good. The personal prop erty brought good prices.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

For some time past Postmaster Allen has been unable to register letters, owing to want of the proper and necessary blanks and envelopes, for which he has ofteD written to Washington. but which haye not yet been received. they having, 1t Is thought, been 'hooked" by some other P. NJ. Where is Postal Agent Dawleyf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Johnny Brannan, driver of MT. Jas. Grants mall wagons between thIs place and Camp Date Greek. has been making excellent time, despite the bad condition of the roads.
 On last trip np, K. Q. Grant, stage agent here, and three other passengers came 10 Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Messrs. Wm. Cory. A. F. Davis and NJ. D. Wheeler, started for their homes in Mohaye county Tuesday last. Major Wheeler is a brother of Lieutenant Wheeler, the great explorer. We were sorry to see the gentlemen leave us SO soon after their arrival They were, too, but business, you know.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Readers of the MINER here and elsewhere will do well to attend the coming sale of property be- longing to Nr. k. Meacham, which Is to com menee at this place Saturday. March l5, 1873. See his advertisement.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Dr. Williams, agent for the Indians at Camp Date Greek, Mir. Hugus and Frank Murray. are here on visit. Mir. Hugus Is an old "prini," aud, of course, clever gent. Mir. hurrays friends here were pleased at seeing him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

The San Diego Union oonsratulAtes the people of this Territory "upOn the tolersble certainty that they are soon to be in commu- nication with the outside world.'' lt, of course, does this in the belief that the Ma tionaI Government is going 10 build that military line right away.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Mir and Mrs. Lafnberson, an old and respected couple, arrived here a few days ago. from Walnut Grove, when Mir L. called and ordered copies Of the MINER to be sent to his sons in Oregon, who, he now wishes 10 come here, as he looks upon the Indian war as settled.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08
POST OFFICE. PRESCOTT.

Malls arrive from all poinh. Moadays and Tbnrsasys. Depart, Wednesdays aud Saturdays.
 Ones hoars from A. h.tOsP. N.
 MOnsy Orders Issued every day of the week. except Sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN, P. N.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Mss,n. A. II Peoples and B. Sexton who arrived here Friday last started back again Monday morning despite the persuasion Of friends who teassd them remain longer
 MT Sexton feeling real good fair prospect for again startirg the Nulturs mining works. Mir Peoples informed that he was thinking of treating hs better half to . irp to CaliiorniA.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Messrs. A. O. Moves, J. P. Hargrave and J. II. Beban, members Of the late legislature, arrived home in the afternoon of Friday last.
 With them came Messrs. Peoples and Sexton, from Wickenburg; W. R. Hrllngs, l.. E. St. James and Jas Dailey, from PbGnix, and Jos. Ceiling ood Of Florence
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Messrs. F.. x. Fish and D. A. Bennett arrived here Tuesday last, from Tucson, having made the trip from that place to thIs in about SIP days. They talk of starting back this morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

The reading room of the Prescott Llbrary asso- cisllon Is now open to the public. It Is well lighted and has many eonveniences for the use o members and visitors. It vas recently graced by a visit from several ladies.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

The Arizona MINER is model newspaper, and comes to us regularly, we'll filled with all news pertaining to Arizona. It entered its tenth volume of usefulness with the new year.-ISan BcrnsrdiDo Guardian, Feb. l5.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Mir. and Mrs. Levi Bashford, of this place, vii go East thIs spring, 10 see their relatives in Ne' York and other States.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

With a smile his honest oountenaBee did Jen" Da. ys Of HassaYampa Greek. inform day this week that there the mountains his ranch nearly feet of snow. and that the water just boiling | down Turkey and Hassayampa Greeks Oh, how good and how kind of PTovidencet
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

J. c. Otis, J. F., On Thursday last, fined two meu-safoenburg and Harding-s25 each, for fighting, s30 of which have been paid into the county treasury. Otis is a bully peace eomms- soner.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Mir. O. II. Case deputy U. & surveyor and some i've or six assistants, started, one day this week. for Mohave county, where Mir. c. proposes 10 run township lines. Mr. C. B. Foster accompanied tue party, in quest of health and adventure.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08
Fresh Garden and Flower Seeds.

wm. N. Kelly has yet on hand several package' of seeds, which he will sell cheap. His place | on Montezuma street, little north of Campbell ta Buffum's brick store. II
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

2 Mcssrs Jackson & Tompkins have recently spent a great deal of money, improving their bar and billiard saloon, which is nov well lighted, and splendidly furnished.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Mir. L. B. St. James talks of visiting Eastern Nevada, this spring where he has valuable mining interest. Shall feel sorry at parting with s. Jimmy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Plenty of cash in our county school fund. Dr. Kendall, of the trustees says he Is unable to pro- cure a suitable house or teacher. house will, he says, soon be built.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Two men suspicioned of the crime of hay ing murdered the late B. F. Griffin, are, ac- cording to our Phoenix correspondent, in custody in Maricopa county.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Rev Alex. Gilmore, the worthy chaplain al Fort whipple, is desirous Of being transferred to San francsco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

The Walnut Grove mining company claim S292. 800 damages from Government, for losses by Indians, in this county and Terri tory, between August ], 1865, and July 9,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Mir. Geo. Banghart and several more farmers of this section are preparing to SOW considerable barley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08
Mining Claims

To the Benton, Hberna, Voucher. James Grant Wads- worh, Union. Wabash. MouBian'ghief ErAstas Planet OTion,--ia aIl about 5000 feet
 Sale positive and peFempiory.
 Terms cash As wish 10 losys inc Territory about April 1. R. hEACHAM. Prescott, February 22 lsT3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A CARED.

.WnirPLE DEPOT Marcif ! ls71 To h> Editor cf hs Arizona 1fneri sh '-In 'hs advertising columns Of your last sst. Ind ihs following;
 WAIVED By competent girl, situation as oooh ar n do general bousework Apply io John Jnka Me. ohanics Mess Whipple Depot" Now sir. we. the undersignei all members of said mess positively deny that there Is any by the name o John Jnks beongn1 io this s there any girl of woman wanting situation sioppiug here. "ug That yOu will give this place n the next issue "i your Iaptr, we remain, ITUy yours.
 WM. ". COMPTON
 SYDNEY NEE. JR,
 r.. L. CLINTON
 VIM ARMSTRONG;,
 M V DAVIS
 GEORGE W. SINES
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

There was to have been ball al Camp Hualps on last Tuesday night, iu honor, of Grants sec ond inauguration.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Mrs. Crook, wife of the general, and Col Mel son and wife, have returned home from their visit 10 Tueson and other points In Southern Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08
LOOP, ARIZONA LODGE, NO. l.

ss.xassk. Regular Meetings of this Lodge on We'd sK<t64E nesdsy Evenings. al Masonic Hall Mem 'Ss'Nv< bss of the Order, In good standing, are invited so attend. BH. WEAVER \. c. JAMES GOU0H Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Tbursday evening last, there was dancing, and good time generally, at s. C. Mlllers. Sorry we were unable to accept an invitation which B. A. Hussey was pleased to tender US.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Since pay day (aonday Ias several soldiers reerus) have attempted to take French leave. One, oHy, go, away. He stole property.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08
Brooke & Linn, AGENTS FOR CLOUGH,s LIME.

No article suitable for hard finishing, whitswashins &e.. have h hand and for sAls, In sacks
 Ordsn for large quantities promptly s'seodsd e sl o' Isfts .. V y. ...' ....- .t.t kbiu
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

It is now stated that Page, who recently shot and killed Shoemaker, near Florence, in Pima county, was justified in doing so.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All the nlcast freshest and best HAIR PREPARATORY Ponades Oils Dyes aud invigOraiors, Lubins Genuine French ExtrAsts Soaps Powders and Cosmeilqaes can be had at DIR. RENDALLS.
 ian2TT2 P.UDseT Drug Store
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
 NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIES! DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY.

NO. CD KEARSY STREET CORNER O V Coinn5srsEzl San tyshossro Private A trance Commercial hnreet Es.sblished to @@E 1854 iuT the treatment uf NeIua and seminal t&&&k Dis-a-es suoh t'gnorriisas gi.et, Streture H<53 Syrhiis 10 al iis forms Seminal Weakness Isps@ncy etc Skin dsesases uf years standing and Ulosrasd Leg. sic s8c-eessfuily uested-
 DR GiBBOS has ths TisHsure Of anH0ancing Ina, h' hss returned from visiting the pysncpa Hospitals d Europs, ard has resumed praetie~.
 The Doctor has sared ucith-f time money seek ing rrnedes and has etsfaed with Increased ia rities flr The aiisviafiun of hatnzn suffefinR.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Now is A glorious time to prospect for iodes and placer diggings. Water everywhere, you know, and Apaches got religion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Our mountain streams should be stocked with speckled trout
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

J. E. c. Mitchell is putting the finishing touches on new .tore for Wm. \. Kelly our popnlar book and news man. Tue new building Is on Goodwin street, fronting the plaza.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

While going Fast the Jake Miller Of this plare was robbed Of sl .OOO by light fingered hoOdun
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08

Plenty Of gulches in Big Bug, Lynx, Pine Grove aud other districts. that will pay good placer miners.