Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-06
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was plotting c. Iiathaway's team aod wagon near Fort Whirple, the team got the adyan. tage oi Charley, who was thrown from b;. seat, under the wheels, and suffered more ar less injury.
 Fosr WnlPrLE AND HEiDa,ARrras Ccionei Mason. 9th Cavalry, and ur. Mason arc is start for Camp Verde to.inormw.
 General Crook intends leaving Of, n to,,y of inspection Co camps Verde, Apache and San Carlos sometime fhis week. He win be ac. eonpanitd by his Aide, Lieut.. Ross
 To-morrow is the day for opening bids far cootrac,s for supplies needed by q. M. De psrtment in Arizona.
 February 2Sth, lst Lieut. c. ?. Rodse-, 9th Cavalry, upon arriving at Tucson, A, T. will proceed to join lis proper station. with Company D, at Camp Bowie, 4. T.
 CEN. CRooS.--This very modest officer Ina, yielded to the entreates of family and friends and sat Tor his picture, which was, few days ago, taken by MT. Flanders, who, today. showed us one which We pronounce excellent.
 The General, Mir Y says, came down from 'he Fort m snow storm, lodged up stairs and pulling from under his great coat sus. pie'ous looking bundle, unrolled thercfrom brigadier generals dress coat. which. afte, the ceremony" was hastily '"peeledh and folded away out of sight.
 HEARD FRoM--Mr Gideon Brooke. A sn- pervisor of the county, Is in receipt of A le,- ter from Mir l.. Rawlings, former partner of his in California, in which Mr k. states that. few days previous to the date of She letter. which was written February p, at Virginia City, Nevada. he (Mr R.) there met gen tlenan named Thomas, who said bs hailed from Prescott and WAS well acquainted with Mr B and other old Acguaintances Of Air kawlngH. So, ii seems our deiaulting shenH and tax collector, (this same Mr Thomas) is, Or has been, trying to pass himself off for a gentleman.
 We warn the public 10 beware of him. since he Is either a maniac or bare-faced criminal.
 RECENT ARRfvAIs.--Mr. Estevan Ochoa. one of Tucson's foremost merchants and es. teemed citizens arrived in Prescott, Satur- day last, having made the trip from phnnix. ria the new road, in about four days.
 M. Wertheimer (brother of she late Aaron Wertheimer), Geo. Tyng and NJ. Culver, got in Monday morning on tue mail wagon.
 A. Frank, Of Ehrenberg, Messzs. Barnett 6 Block, Of Phmnix, arrived here recently, and many more are expected, in time Co bid for contracts.
 N. Goldwater has shown great energy in getting freight from hts inussabo1nd tram to town, he having hired pack train Co go out and bring in some goods for C. F. Head .k Co, which pack k-train has already made one trip, bringing coffee and other staple articles. Fnrighiine, these times, Is far from being profitable business.
 
 D. C. Morelsnd and George 4. Hammond got to town last nigbt from the Bradshaw region. They report all those arrsstraing on lIumbug creek as doing real well. Indians were quite numerous, but appeared peaca- biy dsposed, as Mr M. says they might, if they wished, have stolen several animals. They have, upon one Of two occasions, ap peared upon hill-tops and spoken to the whites.
 AUCTION SALE---Mr J. |. Fisher gives no- tice of sale Of general mercbasdise, fnrniture, etc, to take piace Saturday next, at the store of EoFMssf & Co. We dream of bar ssssa-.
 T. otto, whosc business it is to rcsiuce the number of beavers and other fHF-besnDg ani- mals in this vicinity, arrived from the Verde c short time ago, and says that high water has almos, suspended business in his line.
 That excellent photographic artist, Mr. Flanders, Is preparing for journey 10 the Rio Verde, wish the view of taking" people and scenery down there. The MINER rec nsumends him as being good man and the best artist that ever visited this section
 We learn that T. W. Brooks has relocated l the Cassidy -Thorne location on the Tiger 1 mine. He, we believe, claims that the orig i inal location Is void, owing to fraud in mak- | ing the same.
 Bidders for contracts; the eyes Of Arizona | are upea you; those of her hard working | citizens pleading for prices that will enable < them to support themselves and families. 1 Do not, then, prolong suffering of which i many of yoa are authors
 eSIcx. This Is a sick issue of the Daily I MINER, but not half so sick as soine of the | men who set what little reading matter there | is in it. Verify, weddings are demoraiizing on printers.
 It. Wieiing, who recently had the misfor- tune to break one of his legs, is able to be around again.