Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-23
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tfron Thusdsys Daily.l

Nrl Delegate in Congress can now get all che i>--stanoe necessary to procure tri-weekly ma ,eryice from the terminus of the Califor. nj, rthefn Pacific Railroad to some point iu New Mexico, via Hardyyille, Prescott and o, important points in this Territory, Call ruia and New Mexico. The California del. ation will assist him; likewise other dele E-.Hu-. it is the great want of Southern Col -ua, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Col edo, and other States and Territories, suc o, with proper efforts be secured.
 la Ehole Territory is interested in having ti- se-vice from Prescott to Wickenburg, phnHr g. florence, Tucson and other points south 1f Prescott, carried tri- weekly, and will U0J 1e saasfied with less. '' "a
 It nay be said that the Territory is now wei # in the matter of mail service, but her people Suow better. since they read the pa- pe travel, and by so doing, see and hear of ds maii service to little towns and villages in tti.ornia, Idaho and Montana. The fact
 sJ5oRs lhff Oa s9 sdsl,sS Rsil tsflIsiss Msss tas .act is undenisble that hundreds of sol asf aud citizens have to do their own mail carr iag. F -lt
 --sng ges" may cure some of the ills under wlcf ar farmers squirm, but, in order to do so 4u grangen will have to stick to each other ike brothers. Several months ago, we lDtci to the farmers that it would be well ''r tuem to go into something of this kind, sn1 Eys, we see that the Salt River people have moved in the matter We like to see workers enjoy some of the fruits of their ls- h'r-. Jot, on the other hand, we would re- mla1 aHners that they must not forget to s.ap taeir grog, cease gambling, attend to tl.E arms and quit gadding around villages bg l3lng these things they will very soon be 'n eJndition to withhold their products from crazy and grasping middle men, whose sole am life appears to be tho ownership and handling of Q government contract
 The Pima and Maricopa Indian ''scoutso who recently went to look at the Indian territory, have passed through San Diego. on .neIr way home. While there they told World reporter that they had been very sH1'y Ereated, by Indians and whites. but F aia1 Arizona to the Indian Territory, and Fill not go there unless forced to do 90. They wished to go to Washington and tell me |resident all about their wishes and de- sues aut were not allowed to do so. The C fD lAs been very nice thing for them, their as.a' aid interpreter, likewise costly to tax IHI
 iapa it will have good effect upon thei, 5Ts-rea Of the Gila, who have, of late, been co y to their white neighbors.
 'ir sac N. Dawley has been re appointed spee'al postoffice agent for this department upa1 mich the Denver Tribune takes occs. sion 70 say some handsome things of Mir --F.ey, with which the hIsEa chimes in.
 ILs dodoc "wAr" cost this country sbou, Sito DO. exclusive of the pay, clothing, aruamsnt, etc, of the troops A costI / little oEpernent Of the Quaker Peace Policy.
 The had man who fired Portland, Oregon. is said to be in custody there. His name is St c lair, but he isn't much of a saint.
 Tho San Francisco Examiner has entered upon s 18th volume. It tis .n able, oourte- ous sh-toDed ne ~spaper.
 The Mexican Government has chartered . company to build railroad lines through the country. Only eleven days more in which to propose Tor msil contracts, as proposals will not be received after 2 o'clock p. m. of February 3d 1sRt AwandA to be made known before 5iarea h. st .er..l lGe ' 'o'
 Mr !. w. Straachon, formerly telegraph | operator at San Diego, and now at Wicken- | 'urg, "a this county, Is said to be an excel | @ut operator and fine gentleman.
 PosrAL MosEY -Postmaster AL | on iav1rs us with the following account of he money order business of his office during he daAd year, 1873; .| ssrfsffta rnaraw .~dsts fs.a.A n.. .u
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