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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
FREIGHT RATES.
New York, Oct. 19.-The rates on the
west bound freight will be advanced next
Monday to the following figures:

The rates from Baltimore are 19 cents
less on first or second classes. and Is cents
less on ,hird and fourth classes than the
rates from New York From Philadelphia
they are cents lcss on first and second
classes. and 2 cents on third and fourth
classes The tariff on wheat by rail from
Buffalo has been advanced 10 12 cents
bushcl an increase of one cent.
D1LAPIDATED STEAMER.
New York Oct. l9.-The steamer Massa-
chusetts ashore in the Sound since the 4th,
ha, arrived. 1t ia estimated it will cost
S34O, to repair her; Insurance S775 900.
Ex-sEcnErARy FISH
New York, Oct ia special to the
Post from Bostor. says that ex Secretary
Fish. who is q delegate to the Episcopal
convention. denies the charges that Sumner
was ever offered the British mission, %
stated by Wendell Phillips. Sumner only
misapprehendcd his friendly advice in eau
tiouslv urging him 10 take up his residence
10 England on account Of his domestic and
political troubles The ex secretary said
that the interview desired by Phillips. be-
tween the president and Sumner never took
place. hut Phillips refers to one at his
(Fish's) residence. that Sumner was then
favorable to the Alabama treaty, and only
turned about when ] NJ Ashley. of Obi"
failed TO be Designated commissioner under
It. Elk Secretary Fish spike very freely
about the matter
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
BLACK MILLS NOTES.
rcmlwood Times, October ,,,h.


Coal from the Belle Fourche mine. is de-
livered in this city for $l5.75.
It ha. been found possible to place another
soldier on the Cheyenne route, and the
country is safe.
Col. Lawrence. county trea.nrer, to-day
notified our territorial treasurer that he had
no funds to remit.
Pratt & Ferris' train, with 85.Oo0 p, unda
Of general merchandise. and Coffman and
Thompsom's stamp mill, arrived from Sid
ney to-day.
Efforts are being made for the removal
Of the county eeat from sSheridan to Camp
Crook. which il representatives. a much more
central and convenient pointa
Application was vest. rdsv made to Judge
Renne't for the privilege of op'ning cigar
stand in the new conrt room. Applications
to open full Aedged bar are now in
order.
The labor movement ia assuming vast
proportions. Last evening the colored
walters at Welch's struck on account Of some
unpublished gri-vanc A prominent az.
torney has been retained in their behalf
The regular weekly tire sure coach left
this city for Cheyenne, Yesterday. with n
B. Nav as messenger. A telegram was re.
ceived from Hat creek TODAY. stating tha,
it had psssed that point in safety, hence v,
infer that Blackburn and his pal thonsh
better Of their threat TO capture the treasure
and kill the plucky messenger.
The scheme to 0ume water from Littl,
Spearfish to the Fry diggings npon Potato
and Niger hills has been found impractical
BILE. The project now is. by series of dy
kea to utilize the water Of the Beavers
which, by the expenditure Of few thou.ant
dollars can be brought to within shor
distance Of what will then prove very ricl
ground.
Ten davs ago fire broke ont in the wood
along Rapid Creek. quickly spreading
through the infammable grass and under
brush, and before the recent heavy rain
came and providentially quenchea the flame.
had DESTROYED hundreds Of acres of the bes
timber in the Hills together with seve+s
cabins, and the large saw mill belonging I
the Rapid Creek mining and manufacturin
company. The general loss ia very heav,
as are also many individual ones.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
4 Move for the Reconciliation of
Silver.
General Sherman Arrives at St. Louis
from his Montana Trip.
Nearly 10000 Russian Soldiers Killed and
Wounded In the Turkish War.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.


Washington, Oct. l9.--During the morn
ing hour number Of bills were intro luced
by Mr.. Merrimon, amending the revised
statutes, regarding the vacancies in Office of
president and vice president.
Mr.. Morrill, submitted resolution in
structing the pensions committee to report
bill, or otherwise. reducing and adjusting Il e
pxlaries and fees Of pension agents. Mr.. In
gals amendment directing the committee to
inquire into the expediency of aboli hin all
pension agencies and having pensions paid
in Washington was agreed to, and the reso-
luton passed.
After the morning hour Mr.. Thurman's
resolution discharging the elections commit
tee from the consideration of the credentials
of Eu,tis was taken up. He speaks in ia
vor of Eustis' claims.
During somewhat extended debate Mr..
Davis, of Illinois, made brief speech, in
which he said he knew nothing about the
claim Of Eustis, having been a member Of
another branch Of the public service during
the discussion in the senate Of the Louisiana
case controversy. He was not prepared to
vote to day upon the subject and favored an
investigation by the committee. Mr.. Thur
man said it had been intimated that the
committee would soon report on the subject
and Withdrew his motion to discharge the
committee from further consideration Of the
credentials of Eustia.
Adjourned till Monday.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
RALL,s VEGETABLE sICILlAN
HAIR RENE WER.

Isa scientific combination oY some of the
most powerful restorative agents in the
Vegetable kingdom. 1t restores gray hair
to its original color. 1t makes the scalp
white and clean. at cures dandruff and
humors. aud falling out of the hair. 1t
furnishes the nutritive principle by which
the hair is nourished and supported. It
makes the hair moist, soft, and glossy, and
is unsurpassed as hair dressing II is the
most economical preparation ever offered to
the public, as its effects remain long time,
making only an occasional application nee
essary. Its recommended and used by emf.
nent medical men, and officially endorsed
by the State Assayer of Massachusetts. Fo,
sale by all dealers. Sold by Mills & Purdy
Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
WASHINGTON.
THE STANDARD SILVER DOLLAR.

THE STANDARD SILVER DOLLAR.
Washington, Oct. 19.-The following is
the text of bill introduced BY Senator In:
gals, authorizing the coinage Of the stand
ard silver dollars. and restoring It's legal
tender character:
Re IL enut.ted. dc, That there shall he
from time to time coined at the mints q
United States silver dollar Of the weight Of
41215 grains standard silver IN a dollar. as
provided for in the act Of January 18Th,
1897, and that said dollar shall be legal ten
der for MI dpb's, ruhllc ani private. except
where payment Of gold coin is required by
law.
DANGERoUsLy ILL
Congressman H,skel,. Of Kanass. Is lying
very dangerously III in this city. with
Dricht's dls"ase of the kidneys. complicated
with an affection nf the liver.
EXAMINATIoN OF CREDENTIALS.
Wasl,ingt, m, October, l0.-The senate
committee on elections this morning I'M
animously ordered, on motion Of Senator
}ioar that Kel 'o9g and spaford be notified
that the committee vii! formally begin the
examination o. their credentials Monday
next. and inviting them 10 express their
desires as to the scope Of the Investigation
no CHARGE IN TAXATION.
The commissioner Of Internsl revenue ir
his annual report will not recommend an.
change in taxation. The service ia con.id
cred generally very efficient and frauds par
tlcularlv in the northern states are yer,
limited. The report will recomme, d th'
enforcement Of the laws sgainst illicit dis
ti'lation and the manufacture Of tobacco i,
the south.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SEVEN J,,1.y RIOTERS.

THE SEVEN JULY RIOTERS.
Reading. Pa Oct. l9-The jury has de-
c'ared six Of the seven July rioters not
guilty. The seventh, George +. Goodhart,
was found guilty Of melting to riot.
THE SHERMAN PARTY
o. Louis. Oct. 19.-Gen Sherman and
party arrived here ,.st nigh, from their
~ester" tour In fine health and spirits.
'"cv vii, leave for Washington to-mor
row.
HEAVY FAILURE
boston. Oct 10 The Herald following
report is received:
J"'eph. II. L,e Il Co, heavy print menu.
'Ac'nr'', of Philsdelnh,s. suspended.
Liabilities &4OO0oO. The prln. cloth m,nn'
'sc'nrcrs of Fan river ,nse &tlO.0O0.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
LATEST eY MAIL.

The SNOW in Shipka pass is one meter
desn and operations therefore are impossi-
ble.
Governor CARRIER, Of Nebraska has re-
moved Capt. Wvmsn. warden Of the state
penitentiary. The graveat Of crimes is
charged agar at him.
The Spanish government intends to r-
monstrate with the United States against the
duty Of fifty cents per ton on Spanish ship
ping entering the United States.
The iron workers in the Clyde, England.
ship building Yards have demanded an in.
crease { wages The masters have resolved
on a lockout, which will involve 1000
men.
A telegram from Constantinople says Sui
eiman Pasl,a on Tuesday made reronnoi-
rance in person rs far ~ Sistenik. A ba'-
tie with the cz,rowitch was momentarily
expected.
CsliEsni. AMI Utah even we're represent.
ed in the annual session Of brotherhood OF
locomotive engineers Of the United States at
Bo.'on on Wednesday. The meetin. was
private.
A telegram from Simla denies the reports
from Calcutta that a w,r i. believed to be
imminent between. the British and Amur Of
Afghanis,s and the Khan Of kelat. 1t
.tatcs the British relations with kelat were
never better. and there ia no danger Of a
frontier war.
A Iouisville di.patch savs: Gen. Har-
lan's nomination a. one Of the judges Of the
supreme court causes satisfaction at his
home here s.aong the democrats and repnb
nl,ri.y is such thai, there is qualification at
hi. recognition
/ The hombar,lmeni Of Plcvna has com
menced along the whole line. and .
decisive action 10 immiasut. Russian advi
csa rvpart large unml'sr, Of Turks de-er,iug
from Pievua. Il il stated that Osman
rs.hs's commuaica,ioa with Sophia hes
hesa cut. 6slsiasa FpAs = eoasssesseiag
al M fcecss u Esdikcs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
FOREIGN.
50,434 KILLED >xp wo

b0,434 KILLED AND WOUNDED.
London, October, l9.--. R,,s ian journal
REPORTS 59,434 Russian ,r o,n killed aud
wounded To Oct. lltl,.
sEkviA Will NOT 'DIsAUM.
Belgrade, Oct l9-Thr S.,vinn premier
'cleeraphs the 'gent AT Cnns,an,in,.plc that
the demsnd for Servia disarmament would
prHluce serious comp ict,ions In thai priE-
cipali,y.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
FAILUREs.

G. N. Fargo, Of Buffalo. and J. IL.
McVickar, Of Chicago, Geo. NJ. Wheeler,
Of w. Bailey Lang & Co., iron merchants,
is under arrest charged with fraudulent
bankruptcy brought by Frederick S. Com
stock. one of the creditors. Judge Blstch.
ford directed tile U. S. marshal to take pos
session Of the assets Of the firm left out Of
the schedule, whicl, are said to amount to
several hundred thousand dollars. The
creditors claim -ith this addition that the
assets will cover the liabilitses, estimated at
about Si50,Oo0.
FREIGHT RATES.
New York, Oct. 19-The rates on the
west l,ound freight will he advanced next
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, Oct. 10.
Gold --l.O29c.
Money-6@}7.
Stocks-Irregulsr.
Governments-Steady.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Oct. 10.
WHEAr-shade firmer; No. Q winter red
1.4l@l.4l,c.
CoRS-better; sole for mixed western
OArs-shadc 6rmer ; mixed western :.
s3@37!c.
PoRK-dull; l4.2o@l4.25.
LARD-steady; $50.
.WHlsKy-l3lc.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Oct. 10.
WHEAr-shrong and higher; 100 for
cash 1.O6I@ O6lc for November.
CoRN-frm aud higher 43ac for cash
42sc for November.
OATs-Arm and higher; 2Sc for casl,
23lc for November.
RYE-53c.
BARLEY-59c
PoRK-lower 1925 asked for cash
1910 for the year.
| LARp-wcak and lower; $40 for cash
Sis for the year.
WHIsKY-S.
/ MlLwAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Oct. 10.
WuEAr-!@llc higher l.losc for cash
or October; l.t7ic for November. No.3
l.O6c.
CoRN-tirm: 43c.
| OATs-2Sc.
RYE-54c.
/ BARLEY-64c
|
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
A DLER OHLMAN. Wines, Liquors and
n Tobaccos. Broad%ay
A SSAYING;. Cook's Bullion and Refining Co.
n 40 Dearborn St, Chicago
DROOKINES, ". W. Real Estate Dealer.
ID Jencks Hotel.
DRAY / FLETCHER. Meat Market & Pro-
ID vision Dealers. Capitalist.
pRAMBLE, MINER CO., Wholesale Gro;
ID GERS. Forwarding, Storage, and General
DURLEIGH W. A. Jr., Dealer in Flour. Grain
ID Feed and Provisions. Broadway, Block.
QLACK HILLS steamer. Weekly Passenger
ID and Freight Packet from Yankton TO Fort
Pierre.
DROADWAY HOTEL, Mrs. NJ. Stokes. Pro-
ID pretor. North OF Merchants.
brennan l. JORDAN, Family Market.
ID Broadway. tStier's old stant).
DLATr BUERDORF, General Grocers.
ID Wholesale and Retail. Broadway.
DELL. CONRAD CO.'S Baking Powder.
ID Manufactured in Chicago. Sold by all Deal
ers
OAUMANN Il JACOnS, Ice DciNcIH. leave
ID orders at Schandcin'S.
CARR, W. u. Dealer in Fruits. Nuts. confec' ate;
| ~ tiOnery and Fancy Groceries. Third street
between Cedar and Walnut.
QUITTING L CLOUDAS, Groccrs. Thirds
~ opposite Postofiice
CONTRACT Transportation Co., Ofice upper
~ warehouse. H. {. Akin, Secretary.
D'ssr'rss:siH' s'rs:i' J. J. Boots and Shoes Third
nUDLEY L HAWLEY, General Hardware
IL Corner Third and DOuglas-Sts.
nODGE. II. ID. Dentist, Dewitt's Block. I'd
IL floor.
| IlAKOTA HERALD, Democratic Newspaper
~ published weekly. Taylor Bros. Proprietors.
Thrd-St.
ElSEMAN. CHAS. 4 co. General Clothing
T. House s. Merchant Tailoring. Broadway.
EXCELSIOR MILL co. Manufacture Paten
T. and other brands of Flour. Meal Feed. &c
Capitalist, near LeNee.
EDMUNDS 4 WYNN, Bankers and Insurance
T. Agents. Broadway.
EvANS HORNICk, Fort Pierre. Gener,
T. Commission and Forwarding Merchants.
ElRST NATIONAL BANK, Government DE
| l. 1NbSltaFS. 81. u. lhcN SS IIeSiucut. .>dtiouu
Bank Block. Third-St.
EAULK, p. X. Attorney -a,-Law. Office Ce
l. dar- ST, north of Third.
HAYWARD. J. p, Real Estate and Loa
III Agent, Third st.
r AVENDER, a. ". Cash Grocery House
IL Third Street.
EBER, J. L II. Dealers in Cordwood OF
IL flee ut Gcrlnana House.
MERRILL. SAMUEL Carriage, Sign an
lVl Ornamental Painter, Capital Street, iank
I ton. DIT
missouri River Transportation Co. Office
lvl First National Bank. 5. B. COul>On. Mai
J ager.
MILLS PURDY. Druggists Stationers an
lVl Notions. Thn-St.
DARTRIDGE, L. b. l. co. General Ins
rance Agents. Third-St.
DARMER NJ. NJ. Banker and Insurant
L Agent. Broadway. near Third-St.
DRESS AND DAKOTAIAN, Book and Jc
L Printing and Blank Book ManufactOr
ThirdSt.
. DER 4 LUEBKE, Hide and Leather Dea
1 es. Third-St
DILES, /. 4 co. Dealer in Boots. Shoes, Hat
L Caps and FurS. Thrd-St.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
BUYERS GRAIN PRICES.

ChildstOwn, arrives Fridays at 8 =. NJ. and de-
parts Saturdays at "a. NJ.
FrcnchtOwn, Neb., arrives Tuesdays and FRI
days at 10 4. ". and departs at same days ut !
T.. NJ.
Lodi. arrives Tuesdays at 70 NJ. and departs
Wednesdays Ut +. NJ.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
NEW YORK.
THE EDWIN ADAMs' BENEFIT.

THE EDWIN ADAMs' BENEFIT.
New York, Oct. l9.-The sum raised for
the Edwin Adams benefit, as it now stands
in the bank with all expenses paid, amounts
to $3.50. This sim will be increased to
$1,000. The mmittee have with the sane
tion aud consent Of Mrs Adam', voted to
place the fund in the hands Of trustees for
the benefit Of Mrs. Adams.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
. ISE BROS.
THIRD STREET.
Opposite the Postoffice.

Our immeas stock Clothing complete Having bought the
enabled
lin
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
FIRES.


o's.so, Or. !9.--Ths Ossese falls
soosea mills -. parsisliy barue'. i>cs
>'"o. .ooN; fall, ,n4urs.i.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
LEGAL.
Proposals for Building County
 Buildings.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ! OF THE CoUNgl OF YAvArAL A T. SEALED PROPOSALS WffL RE RECEIVED aihe office Of the clerk of te Boar Supervisors un. ~ l2 o'clock M June 3 ls7 for the erection of Coar House and Jail for the county of Yayspai A. T. i'm ac. eordance with Act of the Legislature approved Feb ruary 9th s7 entitled Al Act provide for the cree. non oi County Buildings In Nayapai County" Said building w contain eleven rooms of the following d. mensions, viz
 Recorders office lsft, by gut 6u. by l4n Gin high Treasurer's isx2OSlA6
 Dist. Atty's |" 2ONl46Sl4G l'rob. Judge |" lsN2Oxl46.
 SheTn-s i5x3l6xl4E
 Fire P. .oof Vault, lsxe.7xl3
 SECOND FLOOR
 Court Room, s9ft. by 40n. by lsft 2in. high Jury Room, l6xlsXls2.
 '' l5xl6Nte
 BASEMENT JaiiorS Room. liit by lSit. 4in. by Ion. high
 Furnace '' l3.3Na0 .sxlO.
 Also ten ren cells 5x7x7 and two stone cells, one lG sN,o. sNlU2 and cue ls6N4NlO2.
 The basement walls tO be of from two Co four feet u thickness
 Supersirusturo Of Brick Walls. l.t S,or,-al incbe. thick ld Sory-t7 inches Inside wall, of ,,ooA ,,ias tered, inches thick All the ulaicria used n, he S the best quality Roof Co be uf tin flooring Co be match cd boards inches in thickness There will be fourteen doors and thirty windows per plaas and sfech cations Office doos Co be sx36; entrance doors Co be iN96. All to be in Reeotdan,e with plans and specified u"us drawn by Campbell X Parker. aEd now on file in 'ae "nice ot the clerk of the Board of Supervisors The eaildug shall be completed before the 2ad Ual or February lc4t
 The Board reservts hc right Ia reject any and all bd, The successful bidder bidders shall pay for this aI verfiseinent
 bids must be accompanied by guarantee. signed by w" responsible guaraut1rs that n the bid nceepi cd the bidder wilt within days after accordance of said nu execute contract for the same with good and sui. cien' surre> "a douh the The contract to be approved by the Probate Judge ct suii county. All prices must be written well expressed in fig. ures The place of residence and postoce address of bidders should accompany bids.
 Payment win be made in bonds of said county o Yav al payable heeu years from the date of theirsslauce oeHg inielesi at ihe gais oi len Ter per anuuna payable annually the st day Jaauary of each yenr sad bonds Co be in denomination of $50 SOO and S5pJ. and the contractor shall entitled o the sun Of slO OD on completion and accep of he foundation So OUO on completion aud acceptance of the walls roof and balance oi contract price completion and acceptance e the buildings
 Ny orier of the Board of Supcrisors
 NM. WILkERSON. HyS5ml Clerk
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
New Incarceration

The Zalida Gold and Silver Minirg Com pany have filed article, of incorporation The capital stock iS two million five hun drcd thousand dollars in one hundred thou sand shares at twenty-five dollars each.
 The principal office will be located in Prescott. Messrs. Moves, Fitch, Kelly and Day are the incorporators and will have the management of the Company, and it k un- derstood that none of the stock will pass from their possession for any purpose what -Annrnl
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
Sale of Government Property.

YUMA DEPOT, X. T., March 29, lo77.
 There will be sold Public Auction. this Depot, a II o'clock. a. m. Tues lay. tLe 10th day of June ls71 the following articles of clothing longer requr ed Tor the public service via $500 Hat Feathers isl9 Hat Eagles l6J9 Hat Crossed Sabres 1923 Hat Bugles 6@3 Hat Letters l3Sl2 Hat Numbers aj prs. CheNrons NCS 203 do lst Srrgts 44i do. Sergts SIS du. Corps 21 Caducess 70 prs Shoulder Scales ( :, 9 prs do Sergs g2l DIS do Privts '6 Sashes. lOl2 prs shoes IT l2 prs Boots 551 yds Wortsd Lace 4 pairs slides staples and keys for shoulder scales. Also ot of dam aged Clothing consisting in part of s75 Great Coats 26 Jackets. s17 Coats 452 rTOwsers l7 Flannel Shirts, 2 Bed Sacks Stores 10 he removed day oi sale Terms Cash in Government funds. G.. W. BRADLEY,
 mylltt Capt. and A. c. NJ.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

WENT TO TIE Z,LrDA.-Ion. Thomas Fitch, Col Kelley and Doctor Day, all went out to their bonanza mine, the Zalida, this morning-only one of the owners Judge Moves, remaining in town. Work is being pushed on this mine by the owners. in sew cral different localities, and in every shaft thus far started, good ore, paying into the thousands, has been found. The mine has recently been incorporated; not for the pur- pose of being put on the market, but for a more legitimate one-the extracting and working of its ores. The supposition is, among those well posted, that this mine is going to develop into one of wonderful rich. n,ss and magnitude.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

LEcTUBE-Thc lecture last night, by Col R. ! Hinton, at the school house. was of the very highest order. Although the Colonel had but short time to prepare his remarks, and his health not being good, they were
 well arranged and delivered in very appro- priatc manner. Quite number of very in- telligent citizens attended, but not so gcncr- ally as was expected and hoped for. For the benefit of those who did not attend, and thus missed a great treat, we have concluded to publish his remarks in full, at an carly day. in the MINER.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

c. T. Head X Co. were fortunate in get ting back 42 i ounces of gold bullion which they shipped on the stage recently robbed west of Wickenburg. Tho two robbers, sutton and Johnson, had the gold bars on their persons when arrested at Ehrenbery. and the same was returned to the firm here, hy the stage company's agent This makes the third time that C. P Head X Co. have lost money hy stage robbers, and in each instance they have been fortunate in recov- cring the whole amount taken.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

NEW BANK-Mr. Henry Lewis, who re gently purchased the property on the corner of Cortez and GurIey streets, from (. r. Head tS Co.,, will soon return from San Francisco, build fine brick eliice on the corner lot. which is now vacant, with view of establishing a banking business therein. An institution of this kind has long been needed in our village and the want of one felt very much by our business men and others. There is hardly town in the Unit ed States and certainly none with the busi- ness of Prescott, but what supports Il bank and find it an invaluable acquisition.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

EDIToR MINER.-Please inform the public through the columns of your paper. of the following reduction of rates by the Western Union Telegraph, to take effect immediate iy: For a ten word message from Prescott to the East, two dollars and fifty cents; to san Francisco. Stockton. San Jose, ISc. one dollar and fifty cents; to Los Angeles. one dollar. These rates cover tariff for |. $. Military and Western Union lines
 Very respectfully, W. II. STOREY,
 Prescott, May 93 Manager.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Hon. Fred Henry, from Walnut Grove, put in au appearance this morning at the MINER office, and we learn from him that X. W. Callcn, former resident of the Grove. is now soiourning with relatives and friends at Junction City, Kansas, and does not cN- actly know when he will return to this Ter ritory. Fred represents his section as being in a tiourishing condition, in fact, that he has never known the valley to look brighter than at present He also informs uS that hs section has not been run over or troubled by the men he dctcst>, Sieep herderS.