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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-11-14
SHERIFF,S SALES.
Chaa. a. IL .Jas. WI. Williams, Testa-
I~neutary Executors, VS.. Donate Leblanc.

meUtary Executors, vs.. Donate Leblanc.
INSTRUCT COURT, tPARrsH OF ST. IAN
~ dry.-No. 849L--By virtue of a writ of tieri
facias issued out Of the honorable the Eighth
District Court, in and for the Parish of st. Lam
dry, in the above entitled suit, and to me direct
ed, I will proceed t0seII at public auction, to the
highest bidder. at the Courthouse of said parish,
in the own of Opel0lIsas, on SATURDAY, the
9Th day of December, 1873, at eleven o'clock,
A. NJ, all the right, title and interest of Chas. G.
and Jas, NJ. Williams, TeSSanentaTy Executors,
A certain tract of land on the left bank of
Bayou COurtableau, having a front of fisk arpents
by forty in depth, bounded above by land of
Mrs. Glenn, and below by land of Casimire Le-
blanc, being u portion OF confirmed claim No. 5
of Chas. Barry. ..-.H.
Seized in the above suit. .. ......
Tcrms-Casho on the spot.
4.lga,~9fag E. o. HAYES, sheriff.
oct 81. .- ,...
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No 65AEroperty Assessed I'm the Name OF

by VIRTUE oFTHE POWER IN NE VEST
~ ed by law, I will proceed to sell at public
auction, for cash, without the benefit of ap-
praisement. at my office in the Courthouse of
the parislref st. Landry, i'll the town of Ope-
-~l0tssls, on SATURDAY the ed day of NUyem-
bert 1873, commencing at II O'Clock a. NJ, and
continuing from day to day, If necessary, the
following property, seized by meto satisfydebts
due to the State of louisiana and to the parish
of st. Landry. by delinquent taxpayers of tile.
tax Holls.o 1871 and 1872, with all costs and PEE
naltiest taEWit: E&5
a5A certain tract of land assessed inthe manic of
Duhon. situated at Queue Tortue,
measuring one hundred anti thIrty-three acres,
bounded north by pubiielaBds, south by bayou
Queue Tortue, and Besttby lands of estate of
Foreman.
Amount of State and Parish taxes due, SCI 60.
HA-ts J. /. MORRIS, Collector.
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Is 54-ProPriete Assesse au nozaa de
Ernest Bri9nae. at

Ernest Brfgnae.
I'm VERTU DIES POUYOIRs DON'T JESUS
II rev6tu par la loi, jepEqeederRi asvepdre d
Pencan public, pour du compliant, sans lie b6ni-
fee de destinations a mon ~bnTeausdans Ia Mai
son de COur de la paroisse st. Landry, dams la
Vile des 0pelalisas le SAMEDT, 22dsNovembre,
1873, commencant a ONE heures du matin ct
continuant de jour en- jour, sill est neeessaire, Ia
pFopriete ~suivante, saisf par.nOi pOulssatisfaife
dies dettes dies d rEtat de La Louisiana ct Ia
p~aroisse st. Landry, parties payeurs de taxes
d6linquants du role de taxes de 1871 ct 1872, ayec
t0ns les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan de terre, assesse au nom
de Ernest Rrignae, sitl6 dams Ia Vieille Graade
Prairie, mesurant 255 acres, borH6 al northpar
les terres de Rodolphe Laieur, an sud paraIe
bayou Petite Passe, a Fest par les terres de
Charles Guillory, ct Quest par les terres de Thos.
Duncan, ensemble avee tautes les bafisses ct
ameliBrati0ns. qui sly troavent. a5
Montant DIES taxes d,Etat et de ParOisse dies,
SI7T 81. ]. L. MORRIS, Collector.
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TAX c~oLEECrOR,s SALES.
No. 71-Propsrty Assessed In the Name Of
VIM Allen.

No. 71-PrOperty Assessed In the Name Of 4
VIM. Allen. Hgtl@
VIRTUE OF TIE POWER IN ME VEST
II ed by law,I Will proceed to sen at public
auction, for cash, without the benefit Of ap-
Praisemcnt, at my office in the Courthouse of
lousas, on SATURDAY the 22d day OF Noven-
Der, 1873, commencing at II O'Clock A. NJ, and
continuing from day to day, If necessary. the
following property, seized by me- to satisfy debts
due to theAState of Louisiana and to the parish
of st. Landry, by delinquent taxpayers of the
tax rolls of 1871 and 1872, with all costs and
penalties, tDeWit: " uu"t d..
A certain tract of land, assessed in the name
of VIM. Allen, measuring six acres. and situated
at Moundyille, bounded north by lands formerly
belonging to Morgan, south by lands of Mrs.
west by lands of r. Splane and the old public
90
Amount of State and Parish taxes due, SO 90.
J. L. MORRIS, Collector.
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he s4-Propriete. Assesse. au asosn Id
Froizin Desnlarets


TN VEBTU DIES P0UV0IRS DON'T JE SUIs
"A revettt. par la loi, ie pr0eederai a vendre a
Pencm public, pour du compliant, sans lie beni-
fee de lestimatf0ai. q mon 1IIrsafi dansl In Mai
son de Ceur de Ia paroisse st. Landry dams h
vile des Opelousas, lie SAMEDI, % dc N0Yeln-
hre, 1873, eommen9ant d ONE neures du matin,
ct e~Ontinuantd de jour en- jour, sill est n6cessaire3
la pr0pTf6t6s sniyante, saisi par moi pour salts
faire des dettes dnesa IEtat de In Louisiana, eta
Ia paroisse st. Landry, par les payeurs de taxes
d~elinquantsdu role de taxes de 1871 et1s72, avec
tOus les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR: .-
Tn certain moroccan de terFe, sassess6 aas nom
de FT0izin Desmarets, sitTle d lAnsea aux Pailles,
me5uEant 81 arpents. borne aunord par lesterpes
de s. Manuel, Iau sud par les terres de E. B. Fon-
te1Ot, a Pest par les teEresde Teuye Pierre Man
mel, ct Quest par les terres de L. B. FGntenDt,
ensemble avec. toutes les batisses ct ameliOFa-
tons Qui sly tronvent. -.. ---.
Tn aatre moroccan de terre, mesurant86 acres,
borne au nOrd ct est par les terres de Z, B, Fon-
ten0t, All sud par les teFrcs de Lacasse, ct Quest
par les terres DEF z. FoItenOt.
Montant des taxes d'Etate ct de Paraisse dues,
338 ~. J. L. NORRIS, Collector.
I new. =. .,.. -.-
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WB0sEY'S BUFFERS ARE STRICT
IN Medicinal, and not an iRtoTientiag Atco-
hOt1c beperdge, but curative, Alternative and tons
ing in their effects. [sept a6-tf.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-11-14
%KyATER. WHEEL.

NUMEROUS TESTS HAyE PROVED
N. F. RURNRAM's NEW TURBINE
@ Water Wheel
TO be the Best Ever Invented.
Pamphlet Free. Address, York, Pa.
June t4-6m
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Amount of State taxes due, SI9 IS.
J.LMORRTs, Collector
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No s5-Propriete assease an nOlnn des
severine Dnhon.

Z.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-11-14
No s~2-Propersy Assessed i'm she mann

AStIlOF UUTlO.
by VIRTUE OFTHE POWER IN ME VEST
ID ed by law, I will proceed to sell at public
auction, for cash, without the benefit of ap-
praisement, at my office in the Courthouse Of
the parish of st. Landry, in the town of Ope-
lOusas, OH SATURDAY the 22d day of Noysm-
Der, 1879, commencing at11 O'Clock \. NJ, and con
thinning from day to day, if necessary, the fol-
lowing property, seized by ME to satisfy debts
due to the state of louisiana and to the parish
tax rolls OF 1871 and 1872, with all costs and pc
naltieS, t0-Wit:
A certain tract OF land assessed i'll the name
of AgenOF Durio, situated i'll prairie Plaisance,
measuring 80 acres, bounded north by lands OF
F.P. Pltre, south by Land of Cleophas Prud'
hOnme, east by land of OneZime JOubert, and
west by land OF Deliceur j. Pitre, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
Amount of State and Parish taxes due, SAT 10.
j. L.. MORRIS, Collector.
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No. SIP roperty Assessed in the Name Of Outsv,
Dttpne.

ny VIRTUE OF PHEP0WER M ME VEST
- ed by law, / will proceed to sell ut public
auetlons for cash, and without the benefit of
ap-praiaemleRt, at my Office. in the Courthouse
lousas, On SATURDAY the cd day Of Noyenl-
her. 1878, commencing at II o'clock A, NJ, and
continuing from day to day. If necessary.sfh
following property, seized by mlet0 satisfy debts
due to the state Oft Louisiana and to the parish
nFast.E aRdE n iY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS af 1.-THE
the tax r0lAssof lS7land 1872, with aa costs and
nenalties, tD-EiE:
"a eertain tract of land assessed I'm ~thesnanae
III Octave DupE6, situated III Prairie P~laisanee.
measuring seNenty-ave acres, bounded north
by land Ut widow Felix Mouille. south ny land
uf BIaize Motto, cas- by Land of Leo Smith. and
west hF land of Charles Belfour.
Amount 6f State and Parish taxesliIe, &31 sc.
II. MORRIS. Collector.
nav.T.
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No s0+PrGpriase Assesse au de-
Nine. Lasthnnie Coons.

I'm yTRTU DIES POUyoIRs DON'T JE sUIs
~ revetus par Ia lei,je pFecederai q =yendre a
fenean public, pour du e0rnptant, ~sanslebeniice
de destination, d mon bureau dams la Maison de
CorIr de Ia paroisse. ST. Landry, dams Ia vile DIES
OpeIousas, lie SAMEDI, . de Eovemhre, 1873
.eOmmencant 4 onze heures du matin. ct cont
nllaIt de Jour en- Jour, ssit. est necessaire. In pro
.priete suiyante. saisi par moi pour satisfaire des
aettesdaesa PEtat della Iouisianeet 4 laparOisse
sit. Landry, parties payeIfS dc dG1iRqua1Et
.des roles de taxes dc 1871 etI8T2, avec taJls les
frais ct penalties, SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan de terre, assesses an nom
de Mime. Lasthenie C0ons, sitne.dans Ia Prairie
Mamouth, mesurant 48O acres, horne au uord paI
lestarres dEmile AfilleI, an sud par les terres
de TAavergne, a Pest par des terres ~publiques, Ell
Quest par le bayou Nez-PiqUe, ensemble ayee
vent.
Mentant des taxes dEtat ct de P~aroisse dies
S34 A. liz NORRIS, 0olleeteur.
nov.
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TAx C~OLhHCTOR.s sALEs.
No 81-PrOprfese Assesse au nonH de
..--- ! OnSavn nItnrE

Octave DupFe.
I'm VERTU DIES POUvOIRs DON'T JE sUIs
Az treyatu, par laloi, jieg proeederai d venlrc a
Penean public, pour du compliant, sans lie bGni-
flee de destination, q mon bureau dams Ia Mai
son de. aColrt de Ia parOisse st. landry, dams Ia
vile des Opelousas, lie SAMEDL, % de NoyeIn-
bro, 1878, cOmmencant 4 ONE heures du natin
ct c%ontinuant dc jour en- jour, sill est n6cessaire,
"a prOpriete suivante, saisi par moi pour salts
la paroisse st. Landry, par les payenrs de taxes
dGlinquants du role de faxes dc 1871 ct 1872, avec
tOns les fraiS ct penalties. SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan dc tcrre, aSScsst an nom
d'Ootaye Dupre, situ6 dams la Prairie Plaisance,
mGsurant IS acres, borne au nord par
les terres dc Veuve Felix MouillG, an sud par les
sterres de BlaiZe Motto, a Test par les terres de
Leo Smith, ct Quest par les terrGs de Charles
BelfOur.
Montant des taxes d'Etat ct lie Paroisse dues,
$31 IS. j. L. MORRIS, Collecteur.
nov.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
County Finances--0fticer Etc.

The financial exhibit given in last issue Of the MiSEn show, that this county owed, nt that date, Gs.5G6 This sum has since been increased ny inc issuance Of few county warrants; hut Sheriff Thomas and District Attorney Cartier are out, the former collecting licenses, the lnter delinquent rn1p. aud from this lime ou, wc look for grad ual reduction of this dcht, for the reason that Mir. Thomas will collect moro Iircnse money more poll.taY money, tSc, than did his predecessor in office Then, our new Board of Supervisors will ,ot have the same drawbacks to block their course as was laid in the way Of the old board, whose honesty and intent 10 do right cannot be gainsayed
 In breeding over this debt, 1t will help tax. payers co consider that the figures stand for about the amount spent in caring for sick and insane persons and for the safc-Ecepng and trial of criminals, -xpcuscs which could not be lodged. The Tcrritory-it Is thought nEd hoped-wlll rc. Surn all. or a portion of the sun paid hy this county for the care of insane persons. and we uow ask our representatives in the Legislature to srcss this point.
 As thc village government will now have 10 Nook afst wrong -doers here, the county Will, no doubt save little in this way. So, taking all shlngs tntu consideration, VIC look forward to q strict collection of all taxes, prompt returns on 5,,- psy; ot ,he collector and an ccoincni!cai at ,nniSrs rs,ion on the part Of our present capable md Lonc.t Board of Supervisors.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors
 ot Yavapai County, Ar.

Board met Monday, January l3, 1s73, at ten o'clock, "A m., pursuant 10 adJOuTnlncnti present full board and clerk
 The minutes oi the preceding meeting were read and approved
 The Board proceeded to consider tho hids for boarding prisoners confined in the county jail, as follows: Harry Haghn, bOardiug by the ~'ek slO for regular and G2 cents per meal for tram sicnt Loarders. J. s. Thomas. boarding by thc week, Tor ilrst quarter of 1878, tl0 per week for regular and a cents per meal for transient board CTS. And lt Is ordered by the Board that tv con tract for boarding prisoners m the county jail be awarded tu J. ;. Thoma., for the quarter cuding March 3l, lS13
 Tue .OllOwing accounts were audited and al- lowed, VIZ:
 J. C. Dtis, juror fees. g 10 OO
 Arizona MINER, printing, l0S co
 Newton Cole, s ted ticks for jail, b U
 Ordered that ihc report of ibc clerk on county afialrs be puiishcd in the Arizona MISER for one insertion.
 Board adjourned ill Saturday, Jau. IS, 1873, at 10 o'clock, q. m.
 Board uiet Saturday, January Is, lo73, pursuant 10 adjournment. prcscut-iull board aud clerk.
 The minutes ot preceding meeting were read and approved.
 The following accounts were audited aud al. lowed. viz:
 Brooke X Linn, filling 4 mattresses ( 500
 Edward Kerr, uidse for prisoners, 70 O
 Official bond of Orlando Allen, Public Admnis. trator, was presented, approved and hIcd.
 Board adjourned.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25

Prom inc report of the commissioner of Indian afr, svnur,-!s of which we hay. already published t will h- that inc commissioner - hsH'sed drop The hunnni. ,ahau P Hey iu all iurr dealings with the Indians The takes hn ground that inc only hope for hs salvation d the Indans consists in their submission. He further urges hni the o which many tritrs dn-ed should br provided for by directing tham tO pur. suits consistent with the rrgres- of civilization. and hst during period of experiment they should be supplied with inc prnrer neccssafics "f life.
 Experiments and example may have some weight in civilizing some tribes, hut we fear they would be thrown away ou the Apachcs, who, for ages. have witnessed the Pinas, Papagoes, Iunis and other tribes, tiling the soil, etc., for living. and who, to th. day. loaf about, and f,rre their women to do all the drudgerv. No, no, the present race of Apaches will never earn living by the sweat of their brows.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Prescott District School.

To Me Editor of he Ari:ona Miner.
 Since winter began many Inquiries have been made m 10 when the district school would open again, and little statement Of the situation may ,- interesting to your Prescott readers. When the board of Trustees oi thi. district opened the public school last year, they found only the funds derived from the first Territorial npporionmcnt Of school funds, available, viz: S9l10i. School was kept continuously fer five nonths, snd until the funds were nearly exhausted by the cxpcnscs incurred for teachers salary, purchase of hooks, freight on same, rent, fuel, etc, and the lrus. tees decided not 10 open the school again until November. Since that date the want Oi a suitable school house, and the delay consequent on an at- tempt to secure the services of lady teacher, have prevented the opening of the school
 The school trustees elected last November, 10 take office January lst have neglected to qu'iIty, and the old board, in consequence Oi tue removal ot one of its members, IS not full. The vacancy will hc filled by appointment, hy ihc county Su' pcrintendent. The board have made propositions to d ludy teacher In one of the San Francisco schools 10 take the school here, and are now awaiting her decision. Should her answer be ia- yurnbic no school will bc opened till her arrival II otherwise, arrangements will be made io ttarl the school as soon may be, under charge oi h gentleman now in Prescott. The trustees have purchased the decks, srats biackboards, etc, from <. C. Rogers, which were used in the school last year, at very reasonable figures aud with some light additional expense can furnish all the schOo comfortably, The board Of trustees have now, in the hands of Inc district and county treasurcrs available funds amounting to over slOOO. and m due lime will call upon tl" citizrns Of the school district to assist in erecting building suitable iOI n school house.
 HENRY A. BIGELow, Clerk,
 Board Of Trustees Prescott School Dist
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
The Village Government.

Mayor Jewell and the other officers recently elected to rule this village met at the office of Col Il. A. Bigelow, Monday last, fixed the bond or Recorder J. C. Otis, and talked over mat. ters. Some person or persons having objected 10 Mr. Bigelow's taking part in the government, as a councilman, on the ground that, being u \. officer, he cannot hold m office under ihe Terri. toriai government, Col. bigeluw has far re- trained from taking part In the proceedings. Tue qucstiun has been referred 10 the Atlorncy-Gcn' ~ral Knowing that he would make good coun' cilman, ~e hope against hope that law aud usage will permit him to nll the position to which he Is -clertrd We might undertake Co render an opinion, hut feel that |. wouldn't pay to do so, us IL would uOl ksttle Inc matter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
School Matters.

Col. Blgelsw's communication will give our citiz-ns a clear idea of how our public school matter. are. The Colonel has been in cores uondrncr with lady teacher of San Francisco, who .,y, she would come here and teach for syUO Der year (the sum ,hc was then rcceiving), were 1t not for the Indians. In addition to this, she would want her fare paid to Prescott. The lady iu question has means ot her own, and, ntrr Crook shaii nave brought The Apaches to their three pound. of beef, daily, she will come here and open an academy for girls.
 The commissioners arc now prospecting for n school. house. and will, VIC hope, soon securc n teacher.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
WEEKLY ARIZONA MINER: PRESCOTT JANUARY 25 1873

General Howard lauds Dr. Beniell, Super intendeni of Indian Affairs here, to the skies. vet he wishes him replaced by Dutch Rc- formed Churchman; this too, while recom- mending that sub agents who do not belong to that Church, be kept in their places. What about the jcwel-consiStcncy Gen eral1 What about present and previous recommendations to keep men who are known to, and liked by, the Indians, as agents over thcml Is Dr. Bendell too honest fair and practical n man to suit the scpulchral rob bcrs of the Indian Ring
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Artesian Wells.

Thcrc Is some talk of boring for sriesan water, lin the Plaza or on some eminence overlooking it. We hope the talk will amount to something. Ci,- 'iIens stand ready 10 aid the project. Prescott could be made an hundred times more beautiful than 1t now i. Then, should arteslsn water be found hcrc it would be proof o it's existence else where in this section; inOrc wells would be sunk, and the chances are that farmers would, every year, have sure thing on raising crops. Let us ITy 1t.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Fleecing An Sin.

One of our citizens made several "honest pen gIes" out of the recent Chinese row, In ,h!s way : ~oue "John" wished some arrests made, the citizen in question prctended 10 be peace officer, and would not move In the matter until the complain Ing hc,ihen paid him sl0, which he did Our cute cit then went and button -holed one of the puguaeious "Johns" until said John" paid him S5, when Mir Cit. let him go. While tbls action cannot be claimed as legitimate, h will, perhaps, prove to be good experience to the Ceiestials
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Purchase of a House,

Mfr. Thomas Cordis, Collector of Internal Rev enue. District Of Arizona, has purchased from G. Cornell the house and furniture known the White House, on the east side of th. plaza, and moved his office, etc, into it. Mir C. Is one of the best officers Of Government in thls Territory, and all our citizens will Ice pleased to learn that lIs services are likely 10 Dc retained for the next four
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25

It has come to be looked upon as legal fact that any man who didn't divide his property to suit all his heirs was lnsano. Exchange.
 Many Arzonans are of the opinion that the administrator of an estate here, who hadn't, up to within recent time, kept all the prop erty of the estate, and laughed at the rights of heirs, creditors, &c., was n little ebony" But, there is now an improvement in this matter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25

The Twenty Third Infantry Band will play the follow ing selections this (Saiurday) afternoon Rt o'clock No. |, Quick Step. The Mpoking Bird. 2. The Soldier Polka D'Albert j Duet from Lueretia Borga.-DonEettA- S Quadrlle from La Belle IIelene.-Dhsnb bach. ;, Rhlne klAnge wAlfIeS-Gunrl C Song. We Parted by the River Sde-Ilayes. '. Viosua Polka Iledowa--FAust g. Galup from II Pouio -iIemsmuller.
 JoHN LElDSRR Chief Musician.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Installation of Officers.

D. D. q. N. II. Bowers, installed officers of Ari. nona Lodge. No l, l. O. o. F., as follows E. Ii. Weaver, \. G.; M. D. Campbell, V. G.; James Cough, See; Treasurer, C. Hathaway Warden, J. Langhlin; K. s. N. G., J II. Marion; R. $. V. G. T. Quo; 0. G., Aaron Wer,heimer; l. G., T. <. kuu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25

Mir. James Bones arrived here one day this week, with wagonoad of apples, oranges, &c., from Los Angeles. California. having made the trip in seventeen days. With him caInr two l'a- senrcrs His fruit was in good condition. He proposes 10 keep on the road.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Dr. Semig.

This gentleman took his departure for California Saturday last He expected to return here, and we hope he will, for hc is good physician, and |. we'll liked tor his social qualities by his old army comrades, and by our citizens.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Fort Whipple.

While passing whrppie oue day last week, VIC observed a new aud neat little dwelling on tbc rnrsn s,,ove the -oidier>' quarters and wcro told that 1t vas intended to be the future residence ot the post chaplain.
 A! present., there are very few citizen employes al tue post.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Cavalry Horses.

A party of soldiers and citizens arrived n, For, Whipplc, Thursday last, with ls9 head Of horses for the cavalry. The animals were driven over band from Benicia, Caiiornia-dstant about l, 900 milcs-in little over 20 days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Raised.

Messrs. Jackson X Tompklns have, this week, had their frame houses on Montezuma street, raised foot or two above the old level, and are now safe from doods,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
The New Road,

Loren s. Jenks, who recently travelled over the new road made by C. E Genung, over Antelope Hli, .ayst s now first road for light wagons and that little more labor will make it all right for large freight wagons.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
New Firm.

By notice, in advertising columns. h will be seen that J. Goldsteiu. Dan. Hazard and N. Wolf have combined for the pnrpose Of carrying on general merchandising business at ths place.
 The MINKH Wishrs Inc new firm kuccess.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25

The Sheriff and District Auorhcy of this County have gone to Wickenburg.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Another House Robbed. .

Some time ago the house of M-. Mars. on lower Lynx Creek, was fcloniously entered and robbed of some s23 in money, and some property. The supposlton Is that some soldier or soldiers or an ,ekcort committed this crime
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Indians at Date Greek.

A recent private letter informs us that between
 100 and 800 Indians were on the reservation. The villain, Ochocsna, and his band, were in the vi. clnity. endeavorlng to muster courage to come in.