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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-06-24
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wen's @ilano cntlaien unO mad ieinem
in 9uoneitreet gsIe9enen 9ciddftSiimmer
9e5radt. Or frat BORT nit ieinen Gin
pdlten in 0eratbune uno oerfrst iid nit
linen unb ieincm Sobnc gum Oiftricts'
anwalt, ba Elm neuer 9uftSbefcb! iOfort
oe9en i'm in Nnpenouna 9ebradt morocn
mar. Sn beutiser Sberseri@tSTBnna
lcaten bann bic SlpeeO'iben Nnipdlte Dem
&idter 0apiS ben SreilaNun9Sbefcbl bes
MppeDationsgeridtcS sur untcrSeidnuna
Dor. Ser 8ob puroe i'm S1er & Ser
miner. 9eridte Dem Gi6ter YrabD por9e'
fibrt. ollie &dume unb 3usan9e bcS
@eri6tsjaaIes iparen bon bidter Oten'
idenmen9e ansefuat. SiitrictsanuaIt
9bcIps bcantra9te, baB Die i'm Noucmbcl
1873 erbobsue Nntla9e sur Serbanblunc
eebra6t werbe. Dudley SieIb, &peeo'i
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Dor iueni9en Sagen crit BON oiefcr Gin
flaee@tclouus 9enladt pOrben lei. Ycd
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alte Sactif Ser 3eit9eminnuu9 gu befoI
gen se6enfe unb Die SerbanoIun9en #
LANCE uie m0Slid binauSsuidisbcl
tpiinf9e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-06-24
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3uaHSi9 biz scbn Sabre 3urld uotirtt
hsr Staat WtiIcuri lber s~iuan;ia MriIio.
ncn Dollars 3nr llnteritliBuna BON Giien'
bnbnt0uten. Na6 Dem &rie9e, aIS bas
BeIb fret rOuirte, iubicri6irten biele
Counties bon $4,000, 900 fir 8abn.
bauten. &ieIe 2eute antluortcten oaB
ole GrLauuno elmer 8nbn in ser N6be
ibrrs GigentbuntS ibnen obne @eiteres
Sauienbe einbrin9en tpiir6c ; Seoermaun
ba9te oaran 6en Sabnen 6ei3uIte6en,
unogfie,nlno bsriudte bieiel6eu gu beiteu<
cru. Scttbem bat Elm bebeutenber um'
Alag in Ser oTentlidcn Meinung
ftattgefun6en. Die 8abncorporationen
finb madti9 ~genorSen uuo beu 9euten
uuO fnf Dem Staate iber Den Sopf
0epa9Ien. Die Staatss uno Municipal-
itcusrn lino briifeno unO 6as 8eIS rar
gemorben, unO nit Gs9t ~perIan9te man
bon DEN 8abnen oab audi tie ibr @i9en.
tbum periteuern ioIen.
3uerft nebrtcn ii6 Die 8a6nen
9euultig, unb prOpiirtsn Sabre lang bis
Die Seribt5bofe en6li9 Ole Sade se9en
Die 8abnen entidie6en- borauf iparen
fe wiIIi9 gu beSobIen unb bcsublten unb
baIfen benz SoIte feline 9aiten urb Stb-
8aben tra9cn. @ber isBt fet es Dem
Seuat bon Mi6ouri, ais %OerieIbe I'M
Mli 1874 aI5 @us9IcidunAS.Scb0ro III
Chung trat, Gin sic Sabnen ouf's I'M
aebeucrite gu bciteuern, %uorouf Der Sanpf
bon 3euem b%egonn. Sic Goniequen;
bobOn lit, baB peOer Ser Staot nod Die
Counties OaS 10 n0tbi9e 8cIb befommen,
unO Die 8obnen eS wabrldeinli9 bur9.
ieben %tuerOen, Dap Die 9lbiddBuns ibres
Scrm0genS auf cine redtmdBige 8aiiS
gebradt miro. Die meiiten @Ounties, ia
fogar De: StaatS.Iuoitor baben nit Den
8abnen @ontratte abgci6Iohen, pornn9
%bieieIbc ieBt cine getuihe Steuer sabIen,
nnb oaS llebri9e Der GntideiOung Der
Seri6tsb0fe anbsimitcGen.
%llnfere Mtl. uno Yac. 8abn bc3abIt
iebt ollie Steucrn an Counties un6 Staat
nut cine 9aIuation bon $4,000 per
ibr Gi9entbum lit Iebtes Sabr
az $26, 900, per Mleile beredntt morben,
nno miro oiefes Sabr ouf $4,000 bis
feitseiest uerben.
ltnfere Serren @efeB9eber babea ii6
tets lGn9ere 3eit in Grtremen ~ bere9cn
che fe bos Ni@ti9e %trefen.
Cen. 8osier tuarntc Iebtes Subr bie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. baS Gisentbum Der
@abncn nibt i~ibermdBia bod %aufsunebt
men, ba cS nur 81 Yro3eien fi6rsn
unb berielbe idtu9 iest Wieber
0lle 9aupts8 abueu ;u So, 500 per
MeiIc S@itnenlue9 oufsunebmeu. Der
Staat erlebt alio bod oie Slomage, boB
CT wiiientIid unbiIi9 9ebanoeIt bat, unO
%9eSiuun9en miro, feline S%oroerun9en biaig
unb 9ere6t gu MAIDEN, iueun er anoers
Die Steuern cintreiben iptQ.
90 biel bis isbt betunnt, wirO sic
biesidbri9e @bi9dbun9 beioeS fir Sen
Staat unb Die Sabnen stredt iein, uno
ben Staat uu6 sic Counties in 6en
Stunb iebsn, ibrc Steuern prompt gu
folettireu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-06-24

= Sas I'M Isbten Sreito9 in l&auias
@ite bestnnenOe pierte Sdngersft bes
YioniersS dn9erbunbes, banerte, pie i'm
8rosramm a%nsetunOist. bis Montas
unb mar in ieber Sinii@t elm ioatom.
mener GrfOIs, SdaSe, bab mir Der TO
freunbIid on unS ereansenen Gin lubuns
nidt Sol9e leiiten fouuten, mie mtr beab'
iidti9ten, bod anOere pidtige &iddfte
bielten uns babon ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-06-24

@ptis tpirS hermit alien ttnen asasbeu.
peiGe nod 9crterunsen an ben NadIak fss
Yerf. Spbn Sters gu MAIDEN taten, pbrr
i%cnfftpis baran inferefirt ltuc; DAP bic unterseit.
nstsn, i'm naditen 2ern1in Der probate Court i'm
Sdlubabrs6nuns MAIDEN su sirfsn unb ibrt
phitten ais NaG Ia sFriuaItrr bss brlasten Gisen.
tburisrntbsben tterbcn.
ebriifine Stort,
Na&la6reriralttrir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-06-24
S1luB.Mbrehnund
Gbrinine Stort,
Na&la6rertraIterin.

gfctis tuirt hermit alien Dsnen srsebeu, he
nb& 5cresruns an ben Na@las tss perlforl eutn
Grierrri9 2rst su MAIDEN baten, ree- f~outvie
Sarn, t%ntsrsllrt linb, bab Der llntersei9nstt i'm
ndtltsn Esrmtn Der probate Court I'M 9Iusuf
1873 TIM GrlaubniB na6fuGrn percen, feline
SGlu6abrrtuus msGen ;u biirfen unb ieiner
yRittrn ais Na6laeperpaIter tss ~brlaeten Giseu-
tbums entbcben 3u tperben.
9einri6 Sdirmer,
gprmunt BON Naria Itae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-06-24
6 ind Sebm

-Gind IN Il deS 9 E ! IN q e.
rid inGaliornie n.-G er Sal.
Semofrat" idrcibt: g9ir beridteten idon
Dor ~eint3en Sagen, Dap AZ dinciiide
@uldmdnuer in Sacrantento bcrbaFtet
puroen, neil fe cine @cIoGnun9 nuf Die
GrmorHung zines dinciiiden MdiderS
geicbt hattcn, mcIdcr ibre Me9eIn perlebt
bate. 8. Sc. Gonbit, Der dinsiiide
Trlmctider, traf geftcrn uon Can Srons
cisco in Sacramento Elm H.. fanb inter
ben Su6ern unb Yopicren rer Naidz
mlnner, iueIdc bel Der poliScili6cu Gu;z
,ia erbsutet murSen, Elm 9Ofument,
lpcl6eS ia9t, bab N9 cling ii6 ge6en DE
@eleke Ser g1o;iatio1 oergangcn babe,
unb wtI6cS cine Selo6nung barnuf irbt,
bOB Glib Sin9 bel Seite 9cidofft werbc.
Sails Ser Betrcfcnbe oafiir berhaftct
merbcn ionte, piirbe CT Dor Scridt Der.
tbeibi9t perben unb SIS per Sag crbaIten;
pcnn or berwunbet weroen foute, ipiirbe
er fir Die bsrItreue Belt besablt merSen,
uuo iuenn e. gst0btet welben inQte, mir
ben feline 8eriuanoten ODER SSreube cine
aewiiIs Summe erbalten. Sic Wamer
iimmtlider @hineien, uelde iid) gu bieien
&ompaft geeini9t batten, wurbcn er:
lanai.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-06-24

-Sie fron30iiidegtationaI S%eriamm
lung bcriI;ste in ibrer om 81. .. 80.
abgcbaItenen SibLns 10000 Collars
fir i%uiirbiae Sertretuna SranfreiAs nuf
Ger YAiIaNcIphia @eLt.NusiteQunn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-06-24
0eri6tlt6e Mnaeiaen.
ShIus.Nbrehnuno

sfetis rirb bie.mit alien benen ssseten, tpsI6t
nod 6oreerInsen su MAIDEN baben Cter ionlfpit
babei interehirt iinb Rag Der llnteri eiGnete i'm
natiten Aernin Der 0ascrnate County Court uni
erlaubntB %sintcrnmea tpirr, feline S&IusabIsS.
nung ais 8prriune rpn Wfarie AuRermauu,
Marsaret &ufrrmann, Sasip &ufermaun uni
9cuis W. auffermann ~ MAIDEN unb Iein,r
pfi9tsn ais Scrmunb rutbotcn su trrresu
Strip Nuitermann
GermunS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-06-24

@abrenb zines iebr beftrsen Seiuit'
teriturmes in Der Sreitue 0adt eouicir'
ten ouf Scr Burlington, Wo., gabn bel
Gboretor ;tuei Sradtsiae, Die binterein'
amber fubren. 6unf 9eute Wurben ouf
scr eteIe eetobct, stpei gefdbrIid per'
puuSct unS fIuf @noen seritort.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-06-24

81 0 d. cihe neue9 onbplage e.
@ir baben Die 9eui6re6en, bie @etreibe'
wanse, BEN Surtoffeltafer, Die 9eflide
Slicae, Die 9erraupe, bic Sr0ide; INN
Die Sieben;abl Opu gu MAIDEN, mtlbet
lid icst Die Stubt Gbarlsiton nit elmer
ucuen 9anbplage. Nie borti9e 3eitun9
idrei6t: Gbarlsitou lit in Sefabr IL Cine
picls SauienO ftorfe Nrmee maridirt auf
ole Staot, UNI ben Sir9cru bas 8lut
aus;ulau9cn. Mtan trcfe balOtge Sor'
~februusen uno nebme ii9 in Idt. Die
Sorpoltsn boben Die Stabtsren;e bercitS
iiberidritten, uub bringen Die SIiraer,
no fe Ginqua,tieruna 9enommen, far
sur SerSwetfung. Gs lit aum 9taienb'
weroeu uno gegeu bieie idiuar;eu, 9cfra6i'
gen 9orben bilft fem Wfittel. Der
gro6e @eiteu lit nit 9euidrefen iiber:
fntbet uno @barleiton p;rb bon - Sl0bcr
bebro9t. MiliionenueiS iino lie auf Der
Sarmcu Dor Der StaOt, unb fOmmrr
ndber, oben in Der StaOt mari1ieren III
bereits fed in Oie S6uier unb qualcr
Nfeni6en uno Sbiere. @aS lin6 @au
gen unb Musquitos segen Oieie Slutiau
ger? Nfi6ts, gar nidts ! Se9en Man
gen biIft 3einlidfeit, 9egsn M~usquito'
baust man elm @eb ums 8ett unb Iab
iih bon ibrem Seians in S9Iaf Julien
aber seeen bisle fleinen i6warSen, sun
ungepobuten unsebeuer bilft nidts
lelbit ni9t Gle Schulz sines 9iOb. 8e
/ befreit ole Statt bon bieier 2Gnpplase
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-06-24

Scr ptrun9IidteO ampfer
&idsburg. Die 8erluite an Mens
idenIsben, rie NIT Dem llnter9aua oe6
OampferS vSidSburg" ~Derbunoen iparen,
Hnb groBer ais man nufdnglid glaubte;
ie Derben auf lO6 eeid0bt. Die 3abI
Der 9erettcten iou 80 betrageu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-06-24

-leber bie fuauiiae Sage 8ir'
giniens, weI6eS bon allen Sio faaten
fait am meiiteu pcriduIoet par, aber
bemibt lit, bur6 beruiiftige 8irtbidaft
ieinen 9Idubiaern 9eredt ST. iuerben, fa8t
Scr 8idmonO ySnquirer": rSir9inisn lit
beute, 10 gut pie irgenb elm Staat in Der
Union, I'M StanSe, feline Sduloen gu
beSabIen un6 icber Serfi@tuna in polem
llmfan9e na63ufulnmen. Die 3eiten
ino bier nidt 10 idIimm ais mands es
einbiloen.
Sebermann bat Selo unO ma6t @eIS,
aber bic 9eute iinb babel senauer al5 lie
Iein %ioIten. sic baben eS meiit burh
barte @rbeit ermorben uno balten es felt.
Ssbo6 berri6t bel uns s%eeenwdrti9 germs
sere @rnutb, ais Dor Dem &rie9e. 9elb
lit aasemstner perbreitet unb slei9mdBis
ger eertbeiLt, Lno Seoermann beiist meIs
9es ooer bat bod Nusfidt es 81 ertper'
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-06-24

--Su ct. 2ouiS nurbe Iekten Srcitae
Madt bur6 einen polfenbrudartieen
@e9en un9ebeuer S4a6en al Gi9entbum
peruria6t. S;ele 9auier itIr5ten elm
un6 un;dbIige SeIlerrdume iuurben nit
@aier gefiut. @m fdIimmiten mar es
an Der Salisbury Stabe, tueitl'd bon
Scr 22Iten, ipo baS @a6er bis an bas
sipeite Sto9uert Ser 9auicr fieg.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

BLACK CANYON AND BELow.-H. G. Ballou, the Expressman, has recently been on prospect 10 the lower Agua Fda, where he found some immense gravel beds that in time, be says, will pay aDd afford work for a large number of miners, but, at the present high rate of transpor tstion and labor, 1t does not offer sufficient in ducement for company to take hold and bring In water which, although nn abundance is to be had, will cost more, in proportion to the pay, than the diggings viii warrant.
 Mitchell is running two ar-astras on the mine be recently bought from Swiling; and Swiiing has established ranch below the Canyon. where he has in crop of corn, quite large field of sor gun and an extensive vineyard. This will be the tavorite Station the New, or Hellings road to Pb9nix when travel springs up on that route as it is bound 10 do on account of the great saving in distsoce. mail route is much needed on that route in order to assist in the de- yelcpment Of the country. Prescott Is now their nearest F. O., and forty fifty miles is too far for . aooDmunity to have to send for their mail.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

A CoRREsPoSDEST from Ash creek furnishes the following: Steamer has lately had his house plastered. It now contains seven plastered and neatly furnished rooms, and the station is repre- sented very attractive place for travellers. Mrs. Steamer has general charge Of the house and poultry yard, is quite and adept in the agement of long-legged colts-a joke perhaps on Mrs. s. The Cherry Greek mines, he says, are quite es good as they represented. The Mo qui Indians, on their recent trading excursion to Prescott, paid Ash creek visit and behaved im- puGenrly, though tEey were too closely watched to get away with anything except what given to them. Our correspondent thinks they were acting as spies 10. the Apaches or Tontos, and that they were conveying supplies to rhe rene gades from San Carlos that Seiber's scouts killed an q captured about that time.
 Several questions asked that We cannot answer: Such as "How many men have fallen by the scalping knife? Who was it whose blood saturated the soil of the batteelds o the late re- bellion: Must we be murdered by the noble red man? Who caused the Indian. 10 leave the res- c.vations,
 This latter question the writer answers in a little coupet, thus
 Indian Agents who came to grief
 By giving credit for too much beef"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

CrNxABAR.-Everybody about town will rec ollect that three or fJur weeks ago there was little stir on account of some cinnabar ore that was brought in by some prospectors. Numer- ous tests were made and quicksilver found in all the rock Mir John Malcomb and Joe Stone ar rived in town Tuesday, having been out 10 make locations. They brought in about twenty pounds of ore, which can be seen in the cabinet at Thorne G Hutchisons saloon. and in the hands of Capt. J. P. Hatgraye, also with H. A. Bigelow at the Nifty Saloon. The lode is situatis on tce Verde river, which i; crosses Several miles below Squsw Peak, and shows for long distance on both sides of the stream. Malcomb and Stone report that there are large holes along the vein excavated, evidently by Indians who used the ere for paint. The ore is identical in appearance with the pieces which lave been found in the old Indian camps for years past In Yavapai county. J. C. Clancy, who WAS killed May 10th at the Crook mine, was the discovercr of the lode and in the location just made his in- tsrcst has been preserved The other fortunate locator. are John Malcomb, Vim. Kent, Dan Cannon, J. P. Hargrave, John A. Rush, H. A. BigelOw, P. $. Babcock, Pat. Hamilton, Pete Reed, E. s. PenwelI and Eli Fender. Now we peec man who understands working cin- nabar ores to take hold in earnest, and the miners will not have to pay two dollars pound for quicksilver much longer.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
CORRESPONDENCE.
PREscoTT, A. T., June 15, 1875.

PREscoTT, A. T., June 15, 1875. To bse Editor Arizona Miner.
 SIR E:-ln the issue of your paper of the 11ih inst observe from the correspondence of Col. Bigelow and Hon. c. A. Luke, that portion of the funds collected by subscription of citizens of Prescott and vicinity, for the benefit of Mrs. Browns children, has been withheld by those gentlemen. on the mere supposition that the children of Mrs. Brown were not in need of it at the present time Now. be that as il may, can see no reason why these gentlemen should with hold said money on that account, for it is very strange that they should assume 10 dispose of money intended by the doEators for that object, for the reason that they thought the parties for whom 1t was intended did not need il, etc.
 Now, the facts in the case as am informed, and believe, are these: Something more than one year ago, the ladies referred to did circulate petition asking donation for the benefit of Mrs. Browns children. and the amount stg.ed by Col. Bigclow was turned over 10 him, for that purpose and for no other, as the card hereunto annexed will clearly show; and why it is that these gentlemen should assume to withhold the funds so donated would like 10 know, for IL certainty seems to me that person has right to conate bis money or Other euecls Lo any per son or purpose he may see fit, whether the per sons to wLop such donation is made Is in need of it or not; and why Col Bigelow should apply to Mr. Luke to dispose of the balance on hand and why Mr. Luke should assume to order that said money should be turned over to Mir. L. Bashford remains a mystery to me, unless 1t be that Mir. Bashford needs the money in his busi- ness Now these are matters that certainly need an explanation, ard hope the gentleman who have assumed to dispose ot iLc money, In the manner above referred to, will either pay over said money to the persons for whom 1t was in- tended, or give the dona;ors better and more satisfactory than they have yet done for it certainly does appear from the following card, that said funds were intended for the children of Mrs. Brown, and for no others.
 am no: asking for this money for myself or because the children are in need, but because it was given to them before l ever saw them, and now feel it my duty as their guardian to gee tba: they have their rights. HESRY CoLQUETrE.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
Indian Agents who came to grief
 By giving credit for too much beef"

A NEW PosToFFICE has been established at spaulding's Station, Agua Fria Valley, Dan. II. Marr, Postmaster. This is 2 move in the right direction, but there should be another at Ash Greek and at Lower Agua fria, and mail route through 10 Phenix on the new road. Peoples Valley also needs q postofiice, on the Wickenburg route say at Charley Genung's place, and it would not hurt 10 have one at Bowers ranch or at Dixon's, in Skull valley. These places are on the regular mail route and could be supplied without additional expense, and as the valleys settle up are very necessary for the accommoda- ton of settlers.
 The postoffce for Williamson Valley has been left out of the new schedule There should be an office al some convenient point on tie road in that valley. The crossing, we are told, would be an eligible place 10 put it.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

CERTIFICATE OF SToCK.-We have 10 thank our friend John Wasson, of the Centennial Com. mission, for present of one share of the capital stock of the Centennial Board of Finance. The certificate is of itself an aligorcal picture of one hundred years progress of the United States in science, arts and civilization, from Washington 10 Grant, beautifully printed, and worth it's par value, ter dollars, orramcnt to fra ne and hang up. We shall take especial pride in pre- serving it. while live, and hand 1t down to somebody elses posterity as a memerto of the one hundredth anniversary cf American Inde. pendence.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

HEAVY SToCK.-We took look through the store, cellar and warehouses of c. P. Head X Co. a few days ago and were really astonished at the variety and extent of their stock of all kinds of goods They are "cbock olock" with barrels or sugar and other heavy groceries besides case goods in endless variety and almost unlimited quantity. The liquor department is very full, and splendid lirc of dry goods and clothing is slowed away out of sight to preserve it from dust and dirt. What secs ou a visit Q the sa!esroom is but a moiety of the enormous stock on hand.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

PROCEEDINGS OF DISTRICT CoURT--JUDGE TwEED.-Junc lst. Territory vs. w. Malone continued for the term, and released on his own recognizancc in the sum of Sl 900 to appear at next term of Court.
 Territoryvs. w. Ha!nes-bail reduced to Sl 900. June 2d. Hathaway vs. Collier-continued for the term.
 Territory vs. yulture Mining Co.-judgment for plaintiff for SG25.
 June 3d Hansen vs. Asher-stay of proceed tugs until Monday next.
 Bojenh vs. Phelps-judgrcent for plaintiff in accordance with findings, and decree ou file. June 4. Johnson S Maxwell vs. Nelvin-judg. ment for p:aintifs, that they retain tue property clai med and delivered.
 Wondcriich vs Wormser-dismisscd.
 Clay vs. Baca ct al-defendants allowed until Aug. 1st 10 answer.
 Melvin vs. Acknowledgements for defendant for costs.
 Ordered ny the Court that the Sheriff and Clerk bc allowed 8 a day each for attendance on th, Court.
 Ed. w. Wells having resigned the position o Court Commissioner of this Court, William Will ke rson is appointed ofin the vacancy.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

DEATH FROM PRALYsIs.-An elderly man by the name of John Walker, who has been about the streets of Prescott for several months in a partially paralyzed condition, died on Sunday June 18th, and was buried by order of Supervisor Kendall on Monday. We have been unable to learn much of his history other than that he was an old Californian and has lived in Downeville in that State.
 His apparent age was something over fifty
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF ARIzoSA.-On the l6th inst we saw a petition signed by ten solid men of Northern Arizona petitiouing the Comp troIler of Currency 10 instruct them how to pro- ceed to incorporate and establish National Bank at Prescott Business men Of Prescott think that two hundred thousand dollars can be used to an advantage in a Bank at this place.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18
Tire Iron now on hand at L. BAsuFoRp & Co.'s

"OLp BtG," as the boys call Col. Bigelow, pre- prictor of the Nifty Saloon, is putting mp one story thirty foot addition to his saloon on Mon- tszuna street. in order, as he says, to give him more room for the sale of rot, etc, etc, etc. The lumber on this job comes from A. O. Moves mill, and the shingles from Geo. w. Curtis mill Every day we bear of new improvements in pro- gress and in contemplation, all Of which show that we are growing constantly and surely.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

THE Eighth Infantry Band have selected the following pieces for tomorrow afternoon on the plaza lst. March, Fricdenklangc-Faust. 2d. Good bye Sweetheart, Goodbye. Sd. Scena ca Aria nell Opera, J due Foscari-- Ve-di 4th Ascension Valoe-Strauss. 9th. Cavatina nell Opera, Pia de Tolomei- Donizetti. 9th Krieger's Heimkchr March-Pielfke.
 ALBINo ABBIATI,
 Baudmaster Sth Infantry.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

RACES To-McRRow.-At one o'clock to-mor- row the opening race of the Prescott Jocky Club will take place at the new Course, for Citizens Purse of sIO0. half entrance added. The horses entered are: Cook X Thorne enter ''Bay Jim ;' Frank Murray enters r. z. Mike Schuyler :; Wiia@ Casey enters 6. z. "BiaEe. l. D Saunders enters C. b. Yellow Jacket"
 Tam Sanders is erecting judges stand
 Pools wiii be sold this evening at the Cabinet Saloon, beginning at s o'clock.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

LAND PArENrs.-Wm. N. Kelly, register of the Prescott land office, informs us that the following patents have been issued, on locations made at his office: No. 5S2. Wm. B. Hellings 1ooo. Jos. s. Curtis; 1908, Thomas Stonehouse; 1004, Philip NcDonnell; l005, Guadalupe Ortcga.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

Ned. Hutchinson has gone to Cerbat after wagon load of fre-brick which MT. Roht Stein was good enough to let the Silver Belt Co., have, and immediately on his return the furnace Will start mp and if DO accident occurs it will not again stop until the dump is all worked up.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

ELAINE FUNERAL MARcH.-We have just re- cejycd from Messrs. Sherman X Hyde. Music Dealers of San Francisco, copy of the Elaine Funeral March, composed by Blumenthal, and published by them. The tile page is cmbellish- cd with an accurate photograph of Tohy E. Ro- scnthars magnificent painting, "Elaine." Every lover of good music should send 50 cents in cur rency or stamps to the publishers. and obtain CODY
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

MR. ELLIS, of Asher X Co.,, has played one ot those jokes on us thai we so much appreciate He evidently took us for orphan seeking a family that wanted 10 take boy 10 raise. and not caring to put his donation in the hands of the Mayor CT board of school trustees, bestowed his offering directly upon the object of his charity. Inseam g.. They have an enormous stock of clothing in that house and sell very reasonably.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-18

RENovAL.-I.. Bashford X Go. have removed their old store building from between Fred. Williams saloon and Dr. Kenda!rs drug store to Coretz street, adjoining the Recorders office Kelly & Stephens have removed their store, building and all, from the north side of the plaza to the N. w. corner Montezuma and Gurley Sts. John W. Davis has moved his residence, oppo- site the MINER ofic, back from the street 10 make room for other improvements.