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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-01-08

The spirit Of tho holy God,
which moFtals hear, nor, living. go,
Hath left TIE shining courts e trod.
And hovers over 0aiilee.
And DER Mount Tabor's treeiess height
i broods In mystic sllencs there.
Enrabped II robes Of unseen light.
tn the AnOinied bhau sppcar
The Master spesksl fhey follow Hin
Up 10 the mountains rugged brow
The slecping plains stretch FAR and dim.
Ike fading visions, down below.
Around them the high rocky steps
Point upward % the crching sky.
While o'rF The SPOT deep silence keeps
q fearful, sweet aoicmnity.
Above fl,em lofty sunclouds LIT,
And quiverIn he mountain ait;
The sunrags through the fringes drift.
And ran "a sscred beauty there.
Nor mortal cyes. save those OF three.
wait 70 bchold the Wondrous sight.
Yet countless angels there may be,
Deholding Him, the Lord Of Light
Sian. Ike to them, He led the wsy
Up 70 the ioaely. lofty Pile;
With lips Of man he spoke to-day.
Spoke 70 and eat With them ereEhlle.
Clad In a robe Of texture such
A. thar which clothes the forms 81 men,
A friend, a brother. they might touch.
And feel his loving touch again
rransGgured now. before them stands
4 form In raimeni white 81 snow.
a glory from the Fathers hands
Descending on the son below.
HoIuiler'e " B Ger white e. this
No gems Of earth 20 radiant
Before the glory which IL Ills
The mortal With deep fear is faint
The "yeli Of neshr IN Ixht Is bid.
The epirit,gloFy Of the God
shines on the nonnt, and two are bid
To leave this hour their bright abode
Noses, whose sepnlehre was hid
From mortal ken on Nebo's height.
Appears in brightness here amid
This lonely mountain. 70 their sight;
And here Elias: they With Him,
The glodaed Immannsl;
And speaking words Of cherublm
Or lefiler Angels. WIN can teiii
Trembling they stand, and here behold
The wonder, set apart FOR them,
neh0ld tho immortal ve-ture fold
Tue incarnate Babe Of Bethl hem
And from the cloud, descending. falls
The Fathers volec This Is my SON.
The spirit Of that Father calls
Christ to the wsrk 10 has begun
Then, suddenly, they turn and-lo.
Though they saw not the glory pass.
Thoy soc no more, before them now,
The vision ofthe shadowless.
Downto Esd-sslon's plain they go
with Him. their hearts with wonder filed.
While sweet lie speaks, Let no man know
TIL al my mlssi5n be fnlhlled.
Not ready yet to sear the garb
or the Etsrsnl Deity.
yet must feel the bitter barb,
And knrsl IN dark Geshsemans.
The purple robe. the eross, the thorn.
All-ere the glory rests in full
Upon me; on tn ascension morn
will rise God invisible"
Bow we8fy trembler, and believe.
Though great the mystery Goodness.
Thy ela-stained aoal viii yet receive
Tho glory % HIS righteOusness.
ftf4H ltta
Gov, trembling splrls, and behold,
Though dariiy through the qulvering glass,
The glory which Will sometime fold
Thy crimson soul, nor, viii It pass;
but cen as that which folded Him.
Thou wilt with gladness ere long soc.
And worship with the cherubim
The God who walked IN ealilee.
fidigtR County, Tsras, 1873.
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DoARDTNe.
TIVE VANCE HOUSE


krre ese-1Ericd and crlctely rznoFated he F1lce
hclto 41d bare roE cue D he tres hotel olldInEl
rs !. ce1rral.y oc1ted and q especially crlFgzil1i
fcr trarR'Irr b1sLrcE8 ma
On ocfrhCf ~ Isl1 uiil rrrn : nrrf rHnr hrfr1 q
~ 11lllls EoE1114, with a. the uc1eru improve
l1r1iA E.z, clI.ld room, t1roU ehcp ard b4th
E111c 4ttlcIr-- Al1c. nEFe 1re lI1tIe -
via tta h11rE. u.1Io parties trarrIrT Hlfh
can hare hem vel cared FEY az rl1rr = rates. On
t1s rlerl1st . a11 r-ti1ra VA N.00 Etlc11 q
UGIET
Arllc'ng y a. shat a Tehf and e llop holaI rs
bell .re. ~ -. J rclpcctiuly etct ~ rslfcr.gl
e.ToRTy. PsDrrssu..
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GEE. WAsH1NeToN's family Bible is adj
vertised for sale. 1t is in three large quarto
volumes, and the public are gravely in
formed that it was presented to Gen. Wash
ington by the author.
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MARRY TUE NEWS


(SARRT THE NEWS
Tie NissOuz. kansas ard Texas Railway, having
completed and 0Ssncd Tor business their glrtl Essts
Er,ssi0a (Nissour. Dvisionl from Scdalia 70 Hanni
bal are row running their ElcEant Equipped Traini
thr0cgh 70 Hannibal Uifho1i charge
Passcngers Ter points in Northern 1Iissouri. Iowa
Wisconsin. Minnesota The Upper Mlssissippi region
Northern and Ce1trai HiiEos. Chicayo Michigan and
ths Gres. Northeast WI And this ne Shortest Cheap
esf and Quickest Route TAroug3 Cars rig contains
e ran thrOugh 70 s. Lsuis witho1t change. tls So
dalla e hsreioforc.
For fan Information as 70 tine and correct nap q
this line and ita councillors. address.
JAMES D. BROWN. THOS. DORWIN,
Gc01 Ticket Agent. GoaT Pass. AGENT.
Sciaha. No. s.. Louis. Ne.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,
Vita its connections is the Shortest Quickest and
Only Direct Route from an Points IN Texas the In
cian Nation and southern Kansas, TO ST. Louia Hanu
as low and time quicker than any other road IN the
market All claims for loss damage OF oTercharVC
promptly eeftied Merchants ordering goods from the
kast vii save time and money BY consigning n
y. A. FREER
ilcD kasteru Agent, $40 Broadway, y. I.
D. X. WILLIAMS,
Agent. IS Clark street, Chicago
Contracting Agent, soi Walnut streef, ST. Louis No
Agent. Hannibal. No.
J. WaBURCH,
Contracting Agent, Dallas Texas
W. P. ROBINSON,
iani4 WY Gen1 Freight Agent sedaiia. No
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LIVERY SEWING MACHINE
DOUBLED IN VALUE.
PalnAr's Combination Attachment

FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES.
lp.sp.rus the niIiinsr's foid better thaa sss b
4 Il prepares niIinsr's foid Win diGsrsss s13oss
and pieces 81 good. q onr operafinn-
9 lt rrgr1rrs and pisces fold Cd any sean perfectly
= Il ssgslss and pate dosbis Or slngs fold On sls
edge q band
s II cordr bias tands.
j r-creres and ap7lics double French ksn
dnifh
q b rrsp1rcs card welt perfectly.
i prepares ard piacla cord vet n anT oe.n
u1fh1ut 1aEilnr
q h preparos c1rf VET A. fhe sane tine RrfhrTrE
and placing ne welt n re r1ttErrg seam sewing 3
10 rlai1 fEr1 AZ desired. Al cge cr.Ef8lI1n-
10 Is torg PLATA Tl1ttrInE
IL i 1liters 1nt seVs q - the cane tins. betiu
than Ery Other r1'tere
"a L blnls 81 rooll, tias o. slr.iEhl
al It birds win braid
"a u tfr1E win c1t tI1rE
IS Is ogaB nET lc1r uii1o1l b1lllrE
To aTIzrrrnenl q sHFY novel a1d = = c1e q ~
Ir.r 1111g u use I -1lI1 = IlI 1lT
1cr1lIne - E1tr1 81 1ry se1lll1 lrr1iDe.
~ cIoe1Inr stale Elrd Of sewing msetnr.
Pre-. e. WITH az ir1,Encli111 lcf 10 uee UlIIe-
PALMER 144ltA cIrkIN9 Co.
81 Bred ErT. -IlU Yea.
An C1rrTlrrilT scion c1zlcl % arlEl1 ~ tcll
eeEts. 9ttct ~ rrrfef f1ery ,ffr. illrelI1lsg.
rUU Wy
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IcrAsrED her tiny hand in mine; Vowed
to shield her from the wind. and from the
worlds cold storms. She set her beauteous
eyes on me, and with her little lips said she,
IAN umbrella will do as we'll"
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r IvELr ron rnE laDlss

IT IvELY FoR TnE LADIES
We vcle ssked The other tsy uhr Il r.. ~, ,.rt,t
i,1iaa trla.ie .iittetr 20 t-hy. Our sasrlr ,,ls
~ tai ~ have prlsOnsi etllal a. 81 ~ ,f,.-
taira % M. (httllrri county cutd nv. ri., ~,
n eight ullle tom town said a. oar tf,-s.l 49,
krtIIsh FcmaIe hiiere VS. thc htsf fsn,i -, 49,
he cFef used LrAGi3 t.li.sl F,h1 ~-'
ErEIifh fCualo llIitCre q hirt, rtrcr,,,., 49,, -,
he medical profession a. ihls pa ana si,r.,,
COUNTRY A6etfatio llHlss.l ClTrn a.
oftcn rruacrihe Erllirh Fcnai Bt1tis In M, 49,.
tee and NuaIs With aaiisfacisry lcsuiis.
+. DALE ND
CaffUlfOu Miss
This mcdclne contains Iron and ruVtfful ttreis "a.
Uterine Touics nluch needed b. al sis ky fcuaies
DR.. J. T. DRoMGOoLR
Loulsyiilc. ~.
wSnsne Medical Adssel. only 8 eenss Address
~ soid N Austin, Texas. Wholesale and Fc,nii b
Aie4Aaoer = e,ln and Ben. II. Inpmr1cn.
oce6 d&Wfn
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Miscellaneous.
TINE GREAT AMERICAN COFFEE
i POT.
TIE CHAMPION OF TIE WORLD.

Makes its own coffee; makes It's own hot water;
IS per Of coee extracts the aroma by steam
saves time and labor; page for Itself IN one month;
makes coffee clear amber. De Witt Q. Brown, Of
New York city, inventor.
No limit 70 the 6eld Of Improvement Perfection IN
the art Of making COTE a. last attainedi
II matters not how great how small the artclemay
be, II Il be that d Of any use 20 the public,
genius rasps the idea AMI new Invention is produced
makes ita way into public favor This is especially
true with the new
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Insuranee.
WIDow ANp oKrnAN gUND
LIFE INaURAMcE g.

LIE INSURANCE co.
PEineipoI once q NASHVILLE, Tennessee.
oBEICEBef
= ,. VAREsWORTH, PssaIdsrf
Q. ,. HALL Wee President
=. Z. MARSHALL, Secretary
W.. CHfD8EYf Ooresal Agent.
ELIIUR WRIGHT. Aciuary.
IAls company Issues policies o. 81 TIE approves
plans. All ~ policies nelsfoffeilntle nIleF fr1
annasl pIeniiun. ere paid Policy holders paFiifi1as
IN ne pfOats ~ he Coufany.
DIVIDENDS D8cLAHED ANNUALLY
No RESTRICTIONS o. travel o. rc.ldarce.
No extra ehargs - fen.sie Ei.ts.
All its losses paid promptly.
Security rgsl % ~ company.
-. =. nLANEOBD,
etsie Agent. Auspn. Texal.
- Active Agents VGansed. Apply 70 s,alf
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WE ARE NOW OPENING UP THE LARGEST
and beat assorted stock OF saddles end harness
ever on the market. Also brides, blankets. halfc
and whips ~ endless varieties Every De criDfion Of
Texas raddierees Special attention paid the rigging
% stock saddles. 10 order Satisfaction guaranteed
Country merchants would do well to call before
purchasing for W. keep constantly on hand complete
our line. Repairs done vel and promptly Good
work at low prices Opposite DremOnd'e, Anstin.
Texaa au2e won
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eREAT AMERICAN O0FFEE P0T.

There are bur few inventions that possess &c mnch
merit ~ this new coffee pot It's construction ie per-
feet and upon purely scientific principles, and s en-
the standard coffee pot Of the country By appre-
ciaiive public is alone question Of nme.
IT'S OPERATIoN-When the water In the pot boils,
and force their way up the conea tube against she
cover OF the etrainer thence being dashed the
shower they descend through lie perforated bottom IN
contained in the strsneF, and passing through II and
extracting lie strength, the liquid descends into the
reservoir above the faleo bottom thence through the
caused by the boiling through the eonicsl
shaped tube
The came process 10 repeated as many times az de
sired or until the strength and aroma Of the coffee are
i thoroughly extracted. Thus
Twenty.fve Per Cent. OF the Strength Of
the Coffee II saved.
This coffee pot actually pays for itself IN less tian
one month Il Il periectien ~ simplicity and econon ,;
the most delicious coffee is produced yet enjoyed
by the public. Hence We openly declare Il 70 be .ha
comparison with any and al others.
The Great American Coffee Pot u decided luxury
and perfect household wonder. and We offer Il 70 the
public With condolences u its decided merits 70 give fun
No. l. family pise, one gallon, e. 30; No =, family
size. three quarts - =; No. 3, family aise, two
Orders collected and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
20 every family on receipt Of price the Great Amer.
Coee Pot viii be promptly sent any address in
the United States Printed directions accompany each
Wanted, general agent, with capital. for the stsss
Of Texas: would sch the night Of the state
eonable terms.
DE- WITT c. BROWN CO..
Sole Mannfscfurers
Principal once and sale rooms No. 6ls Broadway,
opposite Grand Central Hotel New York city
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-24

Yesterday, VIC were shown by Mir. T. D. Parker, q small bar of gold weighing about two and a half ounces, the proceeds of q ton of Salvador ore. The gold is of fine quality and worth fully S20 per ounce. The Saliva dor is "turning out" much better than was at firt expected, and the owners of the same are confident that it will yield them q bountiiul golden harvest as soon us they shall have in running order the mill which they purpose to erect at the crossing of Granite creek, below the post.
 Grants mail wagon left for California last evening. Mir Grant, bound for PhDnix, was the only passenger Hereafter the Caifor- mia mail will leave here at o'clock on Tues day and Friday evenings. It will also leave San Bcrnardino some twelve hours sooner than heretofore, but will arrive in Prescott no earlier than before the time of leaving was changed.
 The roads in this section arc in bad con dition, being almost as muddy as at any tine last winter. Nr Geo. Curtis, of the Quartz Mountain saw-mill, owing to the "heavy" roads, is unable to i'll several largo orders for lumber.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-24
From wedne.aar.. psllr.l

Mir J. W. Swilling is working an ar rsstra, on ore from his recent discovery, in the Black Canon. Persons who know, say that he has the richest gold lode ever discoy- cred in Arizona.
 Mr Scott, a gentleman who has had con siderable experience in tue business, will assist MT Flanders in his stcropticon enter tainment. Eta
 Miners from Lynx and Ilassayampa creeks now feel assured that their supply Of water will last until the summer rains commence.
 Persons from Chino Valley (noted for its butter and cheese) report that tho farmers are busy preparing to plant their crops.
 Mcssrs Wilson and Layton have now up and in good working order, fine new turn ing-lathe, which they run by horsepower.
 See advertisement of ranch fer sale. |, is an excellent ranch, and will be sold cheap.
 It commeneei showing at about 10 o'clock this morning, coming thick and fast; and from present appearances bids fair Co con tinue all day.
 We have been told that some malicious persons, day or two ago, amused them selves by smashing the windows in the new schooLhouse. They should be entertained with "blacksnake."
 MATKMoSIA it the chagrin and disappointment manifested by several unior- tunate ones who now find, contrary to their inclinations, that their fate is now sealed be- yond doubt, and that they, one and all are bound to 4arry-copa, and that Iiusscy IS preparing to accommodate them all. 
 Dan OLeary is in town from Hualpai, and reports everything lovely in his section. We ar,, sorry to sec that Dan is suffering from a severe ai:ack of chills snd fever.
 c. ". Beach called a: the MINER office to- day and set thousand, just Co sho" that he had not forgotten the boxes.
 Good four is nov selling in Prescott at SS per hundred pounds, and we are told that large lot was yesterday sold as low as v per hundred.
 Bacon is retailing at 90 cents per pound.
 Eggs are scarce, and are selling at 70 oeh1' per dozen.
 Butter is worth Sl per pound and we may here state that Arizona butter IS the best in the world.
 HUncIe" Billy Pointer came in from Lynx creek yesterday, and left early this morning with load of provisions. Uucis Billy, some weeks since, lost the proceeds of his labor by having his arrastra ''cleaned-up" by some worthless scamps who were too lazy 10 wofh; The brave old man now keeps nightly guard over his arrasta, and expects soon to mako good elean-up
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-24

MT U. W. Beach received by the mail to- uay one oi the newianglcd keys for opening ,ne Inal' bags, and which is for the use oj .he hlrSiand Valley postoiIice. This will gefhaps, put an end to the difficulties hereto. l0,e eksting regarding that office, and en. ao'c the good people of that valley to re. ceIve regularly their Daily MINERS and other mail matter.
 Authentic adviccs received last evening rom Camp Verde report the surrender at the reservation near there of between seven. ty and eighty Tonto Apaches.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-24
[Fron Nanda,,.nAilr.

XPuglllstic encounter occurred in saloon town, last night, in which VIC under And one of the contestants was 50 badly ed as to leave blood stains to mark the Don of the affray.
 lgc .. T. Hayden, of Uayden's Ferry, to-day. in private conveyance, after days sojOurD on the Rio Verde, which De has spent in prospecting for timber ble for a saw -mill.
 arc informed that Dr McCandless, on hy to PhUnix, was compelled to leave his horses at Skull Valley, on account prics received. Mir El r. Bowers sup he deficiency and the Doc went on his ioicing. .F. have intimations of recent matrimo- r-on the route 10 Verde, by the Big rail
 are indebted 10 Dr Sanderson, from verde, Tor items Of interest in and shat section. The Doctor goes east aie business May his trip be pleas aud his return speedy.
 pts blackboard arrived on time this Pg, bringing Mr Grant, the proprietor Z line, and Mr Pittman, \ gentleman " engaged in the frcighting business ao comes from Los Angeles also, a eAEy maii. 5gTfN
 Jas, M Barney, of the firm of Wm. pcr X Co, and Dr Fl. Davis, surgeon CeOrndo River Indian Reservation, iH town yesterday afternoon, about Coi Btrney came direct from San co, via Los Angeles.
 Hnaster Allen desires us to state that % sint of recent change made in the mails leaving San Bernardino, to make \ 5hection it will be necessary to close 4 ls at his office at 5 P. m, on Tuesdays { &Fpays, and no money orders or register will be issued after , P m. 1 b win, from the rainy qaartcr, has lsd the enc. y''es of our "local' to-day Itisring under a., attack of ring bone, and, perhaps, a ni.t!e knoek-ksee' an excuse for him to-ds,".
 hoase of Asher & Co. are ,,..aking proyements to their store. The au
 an extensive show case, and heavy aoors to the building are not the
 ortant
 w. Beach arrived with portion of ,yesterday morning, from Phoenix,
 li,OOO lbs, of hams and bacon con Gid. Cornell, of this place. This st Importation from the new ouring |nent of W. B. IIellings S Co.,, and
 in splendid condition. The bal
 'r Bcach's teams branched of to
 e, loaded with supplies from the
 Tor the Indian department.
 Vador Mining Co. are making ar- pts to remove the Eureka mill from bead of Lynx creek to the crossing 70 creek, about half mile below
 pple. We consider this good
 'he mill will then be accessible from
 rous mines In this vicinity and no
 Inc means f encouraging tHe de-
 U of many oi sabd mines.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-24
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD.
 DIR. HENLEY'S
 Celebrated IXL Bitters THE BEST TONIC IN USE. 2 THE REASON wxIx.

The queson daily askrd by fhoussnds of oltltrss "why k the ixL btiers have aohlsVed sach poTasyity with the publio and have s1ch fAmsnse sAisf' Tbs s became they old and Wsli established article and made frvm the choices hsshs and roots She many who have tried e. sify to thsir bee' scial qualities ad have no hesiat0n a recommending thrIn t0 thsf Afrb,ed frlsniss
 They acknowledged he the best tonic and rees. rera.0T ksowH they build the systenn, sad iinpAtt strength the weak and exhaprsd. and snsiofssd and rcoonmebde by fnosa eshiseBt ID yseiAns ts Ter seTtihcai4 eaeh boftel To afflicted sith the DyspeT-ls Indigestion and Lass of Appetite, blood uhsF they suras all other called tsaia~ whcb have lately been placed in ths market
 No family should be Withoat thsm Sold every hefe.
 M. EPSTEIN & CO., Sole Proprietor.
 mar7eIn3 5ls Front Bt. San Francisco.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-24
l,r5i & lIi ,ccllane0us News.
rs u Saturdays Daliy.I

rs .i Saturdays DaiiyI .. ... . ..pe occurred on MonteZun,a afternoon, in which an Irish .. ' rick Flynn and ]. J. Buck parties, and all about a dog braught here from Maricopa ch he arrived three or four ms that some person, over ivlegcs, told Bucknan he .. log, and he was in the act of when the lrishman put in Id some words ensued, after 1T two passed between them. icring they reached the corner office, where Flynn got Buck ground, held him down by th a pocket knife stabbed him 4 tal times, and, as if to do all ssIbc before reached by the \ Ter, caught the knife in Buck above the nose and slashcd it lead, laying the flesh open 10 \ me skull two or three inches in length. from (which issued q proiuson of blood sickoning behold Judge Otis seized the brute and 4tumed hu over tO uuder Sheriff Wilkison 6 to await an examination whenever Buckman 2shall bc able e. appear.
 X This Flynn |, the same who was tried in zhlaricopa county last fall for like butcher &5n, .crapc, and for which ho was sentenced q l. seven months in the Territorial prison- -Iacson being designated as his lodging
 aee--and from which he was pardoned omc two or three months ago by Goyernor
 lIord, but upon what prctext we arc un- Able Co say. Suffice it, he Jas emincntly
 ualihcd himself for another term. and we I hciinc to the belief that it is the safest '. L., f., lao
 fact that he is crazy and addicted to
 aor with lts dangerous tendencies. VI LArrg.--Flynn was brought before Justice
 h' to-day for examination, but was re.
 Sndcd to the custody of the sheriff to await bc arrival of District Attorney Cartier, now
 WIcleRburg. Mr Buckmans wounds are
 orc scrions than at first supposed. He has seserc skull wound which, though not dan
 rous, IS very painful and will require ng time to cure.
 H We learn that Mir c. C. Bean has effected lranycmcnts for working A quantity of ore
 tn the Davis mine, at some point on the A,sayampa.
 Mr \. E. Smith Is working some ore in
 cderick's mill, on the IiAssayanpa. from
 lch he expects to realize at least 800 Co ton.
 uirants blackboard started early tbis mor Sfg for California Mir c. r. Foster was the
 Y passenger. He goes to San Francisco.
 ncc to New York by the Ocean route. 8ere he expects to refnain several months.
 upon his return bring his family with 
 tir J. $. Curtis is about to commence the
 rtion of a house on tho lot recently pur- l-ed by him, near the school house. it Is
 Dc occupied by Mrs Townsend, wife of the
 lamcnted John E. Townsend. |ohn W. Davis has leased portion of the
 lnd next the Laughlin's old shoe shop.
 which he proposes to put upa building
 barber-shoP purposes.
 he Marshal, assisted by Mir !. l.. Fisher,
 'ted a couple of teamsters this a. m., for
 tng. They were arraigrcd before Jus
 Otis, aud one of them fined Si0. and tho
 "-~'-~"'i "i'h = as.sS.i af .sIifis.E -
 nder Sheriff Wilkison Is busiiy engaged
 F'esing shd taking tine census. q bitter cold wind, last night, made the !
 jingle, of these who has the misfortune l
 out of doors.
 I. Shelton was in town yesterday, from ercek, and reports miners doing first 1
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-24
Our Stock Is Complete.

OUR CONNECTIONS THE BEST. Asa ~s os,s ,o tho people Of Arizona, sssOra sud New Asseo lUaues rnso'. DO. os'Aasbs aa any other hOsse On ,bs P.esO Coast. - ...
 so'ia VIM. B. HOOPER Co.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-24
PRESCOTT.
III. V. CRAM, PRESCOTT, ARIZONA

ircspeotfully anpoance ,o the peovle 0, No,.rn Ar, ipna that have opened Retal Store on turley S,
 rtseof two doOfs olst Of L. Bashfrd store and .O Keep on hand Fruit of all kinds dried and green A
 Peanuts, Walnuis Candies, Groceries, T.as Tolacro .gar. Flour Bacun, Farm and Dairy prc-iuos IIoney y ac' Ani ~ present have hns variety of Ornamental Ir"cs Blaohbery Raspberry, and CurraDt bushes all ~ which are ncey rooted and In srcclsn, order t,r planting They are all from the upper oOuntry Caifg Nuenss and q" ihe finest variety Of Frnts No farmer shOnl fail tD gel oi these rsss as they will with. on doubt do well here. Flour, Bacou. Potatoes Ac for cash. ''
 Ny motto shall be- 'Quch sale and small profit"
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-24
DIED.

In San FTanelsoo, April 2nd., ls7i, Mrs. Amanda A Cramer aged 4G yes inotheE of Chas Oeh1ng f Fee pes Valley. in this county.
 Tn Ran Fraocsoo, March s6th, Mrs. Hannah. wife of David Hsndsrsoa. formerly of Prescott
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-24
Ranch tor Sale,

About mile wssi ef Prescott kuovn as the General feg Raseh containing l6o honss and oihsT iun ysovsueps thsreon w ee sold ier lees than ys.e oi iaI<oyeAsats AyPly ts .a ]. L. FISHER
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-24

OLD TYPE. Which !. ss,..t than E.Sei' s &c., for sale at the ANEn Qacs in quantities 10 sus