Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-10
tProm Mss,i.y,. Daily,

We learn that it was mainly through the efforts of Gen Nj. r. Small, acting chief quartermaster of the Department of Arzo- ns, that the small sum recently set apart Cor building and repairing houses at posts in this Territory, was allowed.
 SrERroscLPIe VIEvs-Mr D. P. Flanders. photographer, now of this place, has vo~y kindly permitted us to look at some sixty stercoscupic views taken by him on the WAY here fren Los Angeles, California, and since his arrival in this section. Views of the ColGfsao siver, at and near Fort Mohave; of Hraipsi Mountain, Prescott, the valley of the Verde river; the Indian agency, with its ,2so savasc ApA1hcx. yho stand, sit aud iis at the operator and hls sssnasked battery, T will give people who have never visited AFi xona, several ideas of the country, its scene " and people. The pretticst views, to our notion, are those of Prescott, iu winter and Prescott tn summer: those of that Arizona wonder, Montezuma Wells, and of that most beautiful Of mountain streams, Beaver creek, with it's semi tropical tree adornmcnts. But, we are smtien after the entire collection, and must have copy of each scene if we have to get some ssolid man" Co go our security for tse cost
 Mr- D. O'Lcary arrived in town Saturday evening. from bis farm on Walnut creek, near old csmp Hualpai. The only item he had to relate was that man named Dowd recent 1y saw HaaIpai Indian running loose near 0aks and Willows Dowd talked Indian .o the Indian. who responded by saying Iiual- pal" as he rushed for the hills.
 Grants msi wagon rattled up 10 the post office early this morning, with several sacks filled with letter. ard papers, considerable ''cxpress" matter and last, but not least, two passengers -soi1iefs.
 SOCIAL paRrY--Miss Ida Burnett gave a nice party to several of her friends. Sstur- day last, at the residence of her mother, in this town.
 1T. N. Herbert, sheriff and ex-efficis tax collector of this county, collected, daring March, little ever s500 on account of li- cese aud poll-saxes.
 Auctionccr Fisher succeeded. Saturday last, in selling personal property belonging to the late A C. ~ iliamson.
 Mr T. W. Ragss informs us that he has just finished pIoving the old Dickson farm, lower Agaa Fia, sad will soon corHmcnce to plant corn, barley, wheat, etc
 Mrs. Gee. gaRgk~t of Chino Valley, came to town Saturday last, with Mr. Ed. Whit lock, apd thinks ef passing the week with heF uaubutc~e hctc-
 SrERLINc MIxISS COMPANY. MT. NJ. Wornser, sgsat of tke above named compa- ny, warns perssns ts keep their hands oil the property of the company. See his notice to this effect in advertising department.
 Wm. Jennings arrived here recently, from Cherry creek, with nice lot of gold, which he pounded out of rock down there. ;. A sfr. Berry and family started, yesterday for Mohave county.
 John 4. Kinder has just arrived nom Yer de. with n small band of cattle. He speaks highly of Mir. Marr's station on Lynx creek A. Surgeon II. NJ Mathews, Mrs Burns and Mrs Trout arrived from Camp Verde on the.4th. Mrs Mason, wife of Col Mason, IS expected at whippie sometime this week.
 WEArHEu. - High, disagreeable winds from thc southwest l. ave prevailed here since sometime in the nigks of Saturday last, At this writing, o'clock F. m., the wind Is as vigorous as ever.
 MoRE CoUxrY MoSEy.-~Distrlct Attor- ney Cartier, to-day paid into the county treasury about Sl0000 on account of delin- quent taxes for the year 1875.
 Holders of county warrants advertised in to-days MIXER. will please bring said war rants to the MINER office and exchange them for cash.
 Supervisors Kendall, Head and Ruii met at 10 6. fn., to-day, and settled with 'he sheriff, treasurer and oiher officers