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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
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 ] received information. yesterday. that. on
 ,sr ith in>t. L.l oi Apache lndiar-.
 numbc-ir- .urv. 6;t.. a,ta,,sl thc -'t'rr-
 in oanYifr Nal'e, aud had, before .hr mes
 -en-e- Nr MD~.aD, lafi th, >ceuc oi slau.b-
 fer Killed ten ur more persons ana hal taN-
 ..n most of ths stock in ihe Valley. N th,
 time Nr Morgan i,li. tha ~araee> were
 still cu.rrej ia jlc work af death -nd
 whether any ut ;lic inhabitants ot uIe Val Icy have "S,ap.i rrm7lH, i' he i"id. Ire ,iau- Co ihi> a,eC>, and within th" pat ~lN months. S.; l,a-, twenty persons have '''n u.uul,fcd iu >outht a-tsru Arizona. anu large amount of property stolen. | haF, rrl"'1t cdIv duriu. this tjmc called the attention ut ! u4e Department Commander GO thl- "ea'f- ton a. affair It is demonstrated ta'i ! tha; 1,ithocf tag u~o of friendly lndlaH-, r 1 k almost ssclc, to attrmp; to follow with any hope at oyyrtakip2 and puni>lnn. hos ] 'ilr bsals. aGd ,ct for months scouts haN" ! been sent out ith heNy army Wa-oa, t" i follow well beaten roads, q; ,hC rtc oi @ ! few mnr- daN. IL is needles for m' Co | inform Kau that tlli- system has not resulted ! in any -anguinWN conflicts. hur ba- it gi,"G l protection 70 thr afflicted settlers During ] an thi, time hut one efficient scout ~ItA 1 friendly luji.Ys ha, been made.
 Lieutenant J. \ RVCk.r. b. ,l,d Co his | .s.dit. recently followed hostile band and oycr,oao and killed a number near ;fe mountains. But .his suCsc~> was not iei- 1 lowed up Tho scout rCiHfncd Co ti' post anal the settlements of san Pedro Barba- comari. Sonoitc and upper santa Cruz, have
 been left entirely unprotected with the rc- ! sults narrated above
 i Unless active warfare is prosecuted agal-l-t | these Indians iE this c1po-ed district poo
 pie will be compelled 10 abandon the coun- l iry and if these sayagcs ere not restrained in ] the commission of these deprcdations, i' will | greatly cndangor Inc breaking out of those now living on reservations sHd thereby hszariing the peace of the whole Territory 1 In view of the alarming condition ofaiYair> l | deem t 10 Dc the duty %! the Legislative ! Assembly to ucmorializc thc Secretary Of ' War. s-kiug him to immediately order such number ot 4nd:an scouts placed in ihc field, an.!rr the comnlQpI of cncrgC"c officers, as Day bo foand nccc ,ary sn uursg. ,-gs, toN-
 ,;i. ,..liaHs aaal thcv arc -Hid.ri ct A
 ,.r...,..., of e. mate ura 2ppropriauou,
 ,. ,,, ,,., .c,. ~"Htac appropriate t3 or .anllc @ militia fore, W. ''. laries for tu> purpose ln'c-, the '- uana@~l o.iti mor, energy t,gr hr- h.cu
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
NIoEItNE MAILS

A the risk Of being ra..,i m.a'm.ala,- on thc question ot u,ail ta,ili,i,- N, a-'i" advert to the inadequate service between Prescott and NoAayc County A> already repeatedly represented m .hcsc columns. the people cf Noh5rc are practically "''lo", mai facilities. Iti~ truc thst i |, has1 q horseback route runnin. weekly ,h"ueh ' portion of the County, which, a- far a- i, soc-. ,, something of convenience to two or three important pomt- iu ,he County but there arr other quite s~ important p'acgs with large population io Oh'm such thing a, 8 [ < mali j, unknown. and i> hr- ginning ,o bs unhapsj for The MINER has uersisteltiv anl earnestly urged upon the Post office Department the necessity for mail service iu Nchavc County, not only as a convenience to thc crp.e ot tha, County. bu: a, d necessity tue F'opcictols feel in their cndca,ors ,o place the NiNER in 'hc hands of that people, hundreds of whom stand read, and are anxious to subscribe, IS assurance by letter and otherwise will at- test, n lt Nlit Il'>-4'i' tN A.''a' 'i'. ! ] '' in any reasonable time by mail
 What we now propose is that if the pco- pc oc N.havc, snd especially those living along proposed mail routes. VII get up D.
 iii 2n, and have them signed -..crll.y by
 the people, setting forth just what l- nccd- ed lu the way of mails, and will lor"orl ] them ;o n. we will place them, not only in the hands af oul Delegate ia Concre,~, bD, will a,so undertake To interest mcmh-r- oi Congress from other States in our behalf Durir. our visit Ea-, la~t summer. w' were a,.arol by influential Congressman
 that il would b. pleasure to ihcm to de lin tloirpowcr to a>>i-,a struggling Icrri'' " Ike Arizona. m a'l proper efforts oohiau
 either beneficial legislation or favorable uo. ! ticc n tlc different governmental depart
 mcnt,. We Jrr>t ,., people of Noha',
 will second our efforts. -at upp-.itions and ! let us mako one .a-a u.tcj rus.avor to procure a ulaii ioy 'he' County.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
Jhe % 9lllutt.
FRIDAY. FEB. 9. 1871.

1..- .fG ,sccoU'.fs f', 0drerlSulg cad Subseri8- f.sss q. ;o :ic Niae tchiti 'rroa'c d- OF 'e soir .ic Iit3 dag of Darr.a5rr. lS7G. cHa G'' ii, Tor ir1ai c2r,sgiSsas,at, ,rticl cn2earrt ir ttr tltHe, prtor 70 that date arc aUe Gad fqgobir Co 7. J- E4slc.. iH 0ocOiuifS gc,yuuf SfEcr tfrt as;c are y1yl5l- ;a Hor5o' CHi B,oab, grsse.n yr1urictoys.
 c IT. crsns ;s6 Hoa'5a,t,rg sr-,t Sau Fr-n-isru q,
 sn'c .gcHf Ter ;kc AgIIoNA MINER js tfgt -jfV h fS ,fpthoriso8 -8H.rt ausgS iLt ftiS ,stcliisist f
 3stc srasrs for .,srr.isisq clL ot'rsi Go "'ts- 5usissss isrrirg l,,t tia 0s tAe r,pr-s,a,s,jrf e
 ftC rsitilcsS
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
Notice to Owners of

The under,i gprd having good 'aela,Tr 2 bucks. will on and after The 18th day e . at their r,ug- ou Lower Agua Fra t'.
 pasture bucks at fifty cents Per head i,ste !.
 Prescoti. Jannarv 10. lsil.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09


 The Sentinel says The Priest Oho off ,;ates iu the Catholic church at Yuma, still persists in dcJi4imiug against his parish oucr, who allow ,1air children 10 attend ,hc puhiic schools" This is thc same Fries, wbo, last year, mathematical an mother, who -nfercd their children 10 attend the public schools as harlot,. onI threatened to deny tbcm tbc cancellations Q. religion.
 We arr in favor ot the iarr>>, liberty of thought. action and discussion in religions matters. btl vu,r 8 foreign cmj,,ary in th, interest rt a .aei-o pounlatc, comes anon. u- eld attempt r;stoin>iuuatcs doctrine .aamical to Republican institutions, into jhi- ,unlcy =nd ilrta, u- ,o enforce i; by frightening mothers mto compliance with hi> plans. t i, time hc va- -qucichsj.
 The people go, Pima could not be sati,- icI ua,l ,ba Indian, were nearly all re- moved to..ho southern crd af tto Territory. Ia tact they sc-meI ,. e., tst they mus, have .ucu, they rr,dra ,acm iu their lu- >iucs- gf furnishing supplies .c., and now that th,, h,,c got them they aa somewhat like thc Dutchua8 who wen, aa, tooatch an uuuy oll Ga, 0.- ou ,he tight. he got lo.I of Ijm easily coough. ha, after being tossed a'aut bui,,d in ,a. stomach and thrrNu down so,.rH ame-. a, began toory lu,uly ;or sola, ouc to come and help let bim ga.
 k courier frow Lieu, Huuah who went ;o the head uf th, Souo.Ja Valley. Co exam inc into ,hc deprrdstior-, recently commi'- ,cd there. sends the following new, to Tue .oa Two Mexican, laee been killed mot 10 uaa Js previously reported and o-e mex jean voundej: i2j heal of stock is >rcPor,ed to have been stolen Tho murderer- and tbc.ycs ha'c gone toward, 'h, Whets,one Mountains. and judging from thg size of the trail. must number thirty or forty.
 Marion tclegraphed D, ,aa, dughad been sbo, ai, evidently mistake ot Mr. Marion. ! since the publication of thc Governors mc--7g, there is au alarming umoy going around thatthc army of the United State, is to be mustered au, upon Reorganization of >ai- fonts Militia Company of fifty men who, Naiiord boldly asserts, can do twenty year, work ot le whole army m three months the Governor himself, probably, intends to he the tap,sin
 paVfR OF No>c SjN years ,go while pr. Tougcr was giving his lecture "n mu. >i". a, an element of worship he said that tar time would soon come. when ta,re would Toe maFc people sang into the AinGeom oi God than there would bc preached ln. The Da,;or's prophecy i> being fulfilled through ~aukey laj other~
 ". 1T II MURRAY.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
Valuable Land TOT

gsrty sve acrrso; tue Incst ,al'ian I, x. |. ty will be sold un teryus iu >nji ise i'-' U. which is plune hc,, aud ajioins ii'r T.',s 7. pd Mr. S..uuderS Tor arihrr p1f'.o,.'. ( premises oi V, Cuiguvtt,' "r ths AiNhN
 t'rr>rui, E,bTusfS. 8. l>,s.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
MAJOR BRAYToN GAINS ANOTHER
 VICTORY.
AT CAMP VERDE.

Six Indians Killed and Nine Captured
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

Through Time from Santa Nc
 36 Hour9.
 All steamers call at santa Rs.sbau.
 Fare Cheaper than hy any oth Cabin passarc lfrcfa >au re,lro or >au's j Sap futurlsc,. meals Gnd sti.ies,iem -sc' >icoiage TslS,a-r. ....--''' The table js spp,'lied ahundsaiiy wita Y Francisco markgs affords. and Is served p |. ner. aud the rSncral neatntss of tbc sies1 Is not cNceiled anywhere.
 Through Tickets to Eastern Ciu',
 cipal European fers Passengers from Arizona can sec'irt s@'' tain further information. by addressing i r. O. box ST. Local Agent LAs'l jau27
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

wBLIxIR OF PERUVIAN NJ m Nsss tuAid, ui igUn gt kbNb
, 1877-04-21
NOTICE or .ShERTFFrS SALE or
REAL ESTATE.
TICKETS

In and by virtue Of an execution issued out
Of the District Court of SnohOmish county,
on the 22d day of March, A. ID. 1877, In the
action of Crawford Il Harrington VS.. Stephen
Hogan, to recover tie sum of 1913 Judgment,
with costs and increased costs, interest and in
creased interest, have levied upon, seized
and taken into execution, the following de-
scribed real property, as follows, TO wit: The
west half Of southwest quarter OF section
number twenty.three, lots numbered seven
and eleven Of section number twenty. two,
and lot number one of section number twenty
six, township No. 20 north, range 5 east, con-
tanning III acres, situate in Sn0homish county.
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that
will sell the above described premises on the
60th dny Of April, A. d. 1877, at the hour of
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, at the door OF the
Auditors Office Of Snohomish county, in Sno.
homlsh ity, W. r., to the highest bidder for
cash, gold coin Of the United States o America,
to satisfy the Judgment and costs of suit, and
increased costs
Dated at Snohomish City, this 26th day Of
March, AID, 1877.
BENZ. STRETCH, Sheriff
By WM. WHITFIELD. "a 4w
Mcknight 81 Leary, Atty's for Plaintiffs.
, 1877-04-21
or 1SHERIFFS SALE OF
REAL ESTA TIE.

In and by virtue OF an execution issued out
Of the Third Judicial District ON the 10Th day
Of March, A. d. 1871 in the action of Renton,
Holmes * Co. against z. II. Fields and A. H.
Buchanan, for the sum of eight hundred and
eighty G0.,0O dollars and further sum of
one hunured and ninety-hye l5-l00 dollars,
costs Of suit. and increased costs. | have levied
upon, seized and taken into execution the fol-
lowing described real property, as follows, to
wit: The undivided one half Of lots number
one and two, in block nurnber seven, Snoho-
mish City, eastern part
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
will sell the above described premises on the
2Sth day of April A. ID. 1877, at the hour Of 8
o'clock NJ, of said day, at the door of the
Auditors office Of SnOhomish county, in Sno
homsh City, W. T., to The highest bidder for
cash, gold coin of the United States Of
America, to satisfy said judmcnta a costs of
suit, and increased costs
Dated at snohomish City, this Goth day of
March, \. d. 1917.
BENZ. STRETCH,
Sheriff Of Snoho mish County
BY WM. WHITFIELD, Deputy. 81 4w
Mcknight " Leary, Atty for Plaintiffs.
, 1877-04-21

READ this, then try Rubber Paint. All
keep it, This Paint is composed of the
purest and most durable material here
tofore used by painters, of which pure
Linseed Oil, pure Carbonate of Lead, and
Oxide of Zinc, combined with a large
proportion OF India Rubber, are chemi
cally united in such manner as to form
a smooth, glossy, firm, durable, elastic
and beautiful paint, which becomes
firmly cemented to the substance to
which is supplied. In ordinary paint
the acid used in corroding the lead in a
short time consumes and destroys the oil,
which is the life OF the paint. In this
paint the rubber and chemicals are
so united with the pigment and oil that
this corroding matter is entirely neutral.
ized, and permanent chemical com.
pound is formed, and the paint remains
for years rs elastic and brilliant as when
first applied The alkali ana acids used
in other mixed paints cause them to
chalk, peel crumbe and waste away in
one or two years. of which we have
abundant proof. No acid, alkuli, nor
lime enters into the composition of the
Rubber Paint. The Rubbcr Paint is
unaffected by changes oftemperature, is
imperyious to water is adapted to MI
, 1877-04-21

In travelling around the Sound we are
frequently placed under many obIiga-
tions for tavors received, in fact, were it
not for such favors we would find 1t i'm
possible to travel over, and write up the
Sound country, so thoroughly rs we
have done. This rather increases than
lessons the obligation received, and
makes us feel none the less kindly
toward those who thus assist u.s. During
ihopast four weeks we have travelled in
nearly every kind of conveyance known
on the Sound, being in nearly two
dozen different canoes, and steamers,
and are specially under obligations to
the officers of the Libby, Fanny Lake,
Annie Stewart, Aida, and Messenger for
tayors received.
, 1877-04-21

A MILLINERY and dressmaking es-
tablishment combined, where the best of
materials are kept, and first class work
done, is something that will draw much
patronage from this section to see
Mrs. Moses at the Elephant store, in
Seattle, if they read Marshs advertise
ment, they will he very likely to purchase
from him, goods tn It he sells at very
low rates.
, 1877-04-21

GEN. B. Z. BUTLER of spoon and bottle
fame, heartily endorses the present ad-
mlnisiration. So do many officers Of the
ex Southern Confcderacy aud the, "lost
cause" Some Democrats are tckled
and some radical Republicans are mad.
"a whole host of office SEEKERS are boiling
over because the "ins' are 40. going to
he turned out witbOsit cause; and the
'Opts" caut get in and will have to "go
gest and settle" Most of them cant
settle their bils) in Washington. Gray
haired senator's guaeh their teeth at
Hayes, because, they have lost she ap-
pointment OF local officers for their own
districts; and don't see their way clear
for a reelection. Go right along Mr.
Hayes and please yourself
, 1877-04-21
MAY DAY PARTY.

There will be grand SHEET and
PILLOW-CASE PARTY at the River
Side Hall, May /, 1877 Good music
will he furnished, and lunch prepared
by the Ladies'. No pains will he lacking
to make the affair enjoyable. All are
invited.
TICKETS $1,50
, 1877-04-21

A little daughter of A, Rollins Esq
aged about four years and three months,
was crushed to death by the chr wheel
while attempting to get on the
logging car of the Port Discovery log
glng camp, Mt Danginess, on Monday,
NInrch 81, 1877.
, 1877-04-21
Good Bottom Land.

The undersigned will offer for sale for the
ncXtsiXly days, If not sooner disposed Of, eight
ten.acre lots, creek bottoms, near Snohomsh
City convenient 10 II saw mill, 70 the AgriCul.
tuml Fair grounds, and to the school il. town;
and II desired, two acres good level upland to
each lot will BE- sold TO accommodate those
wishing home. For terms aud particulars,
inquire OF Il. MORSE, ESQ,
Or J, N. LOW, Snohomsh city.
snohomish City, April B, 1871
5Gsw j. Y, Low.
, 1877-04-21

READ the advertisement of Geo. III
White, the Tumwater book binder. II,
is the only man in this Territory who
regularly follows his trade, and keeps all
the tools to do good work. His worI,
is done cheaply, and well. We have
made arrangements with him. so that all
books, newspapers, magazines, &C., &C.,
left with us will be promptly attended
to, and bound in excellent style, at the
lowest living rates. So, send on your
articles needing binding. We will also,
attend to the printing and binding of all
kinds OF Job Work requiring binding.
Work of this class solicited.
, 1877-04-21

MAYOR Bryant of San Francisco com
plains that he is tired of the office. We
do not wonder. He has been in public
office almost continuously since 1S40 !;
its cares, together with his extensive
business Is enough to make any one cry
out, "give US a rest
, 1877-04-21

S F. COMBS, is one of the most lively
and witle.awake men of Seattle, just the
man to run an employment Office, where
reliable information can he secured
There is great necessity for such an office
to find work tor the great number oI
new corners, who arrive on every
steamer. All in search of help, call on
mm.
, 1877-04-21

Mr.. HENRY JACKsoS's new house
is nearly enclosed. The new church
has its walls up, window frames in and
the roof shingIeL We do not think it
will ever leak unless hole gets knocked
through ii.
, 1877-04-21

READ Pumphrey's advertisement, then
if you want good reliable Organ, send
for one of his Mason & Hamlin Organs
They are the standard Organ.
, 1877-04-21

YEAR by year logging by means of
trucks will become more and more
common with the settlement of the
country carriages and wagons will be n
necessity, therefore, all wishing anything
Of this kind, should call at Peter Cooks
carriage factory, or send their orders to
his address, at Olympia. He processes
to do all kinds of wood and iron work,
from the heaviest truck, to the lightest
sulkey, in the best style, below San
Francisco prices.
, 1877-04-21

SOME dealers don't like Benz. Vim
cents Boots and Shoes, because they last
too long. Read his advertisement, then
send for pair to try them.
, 1877-04-21

COMMANDER Louis Kemptf U. S. n.
,Ihiet Aid to the Comnmndaut ut Mare
Island is son.in.law of ex. Mayor Thos
III. Srlby 0t San Francisco.
, 1877-04-21

CALL on John Keenan,, il you want
any monumental work, or stone work.
He is prepared to cut and fit, reproot
stone for II fire place, Mt small advance
above the cost of II brick fireplace. His
present extensive business, shows what
energy can do in one year.
, 1877-04-21

The Atheneum is indebted to Mr.. W.
l.. Sleinway Of Sehomc for valuable min
eral specimens. Also to Mr.. w. B, Ste
vcns' two hoys for specimens of Coleop,
terR and other insects.
, 1877-04-21

/. FRIEDLANDER the great grain prince,
banker, real estatr and stock specuator
has suspended. He ought to go through
bankruptcy flying, this being his fourth
failure since lS49.
, 1877-04-21

Mr.. SPrrHILL in last weeks issue de-
nies that any tow at Priest Point ever
became loose, or came near going to SET.
Our informant was one of the two log
runners, referred to by us, who came down
the river just after the steamer left, and
with his companion secured the loose
tow, after it had started. We do not
think they were dreaming. As it oc,ur
ed in the night, it is possible it occurred
Aglihout Mr.. Spithill knowing anything
&bont 1t.
, 1877-04-21

A FTER three weeks Of uninterrupted
'I-asont weather, we have had several
DAYS Ol storm.
, 1877-04-21

We see by the San Francisco papers
that Gov. Hendricks hus been doing
California.
, 1877-04-21

\ THE steamer Nellie came in on Monday
Bas usual with a large passenger list.
Capt. David Hill, her former efficient
commander has retired, and Charles
Low, former resident of this place is
now in command, he having purchased
All interest in the boat Mr.. Stretch still
has controlling interest and acts as
purser, She came in again on Thursday
with an unusual number of passengers
and will be here again tonight.
, 1877-04-21

MEssRs. BOYD, PoNcrN e. You've,
have just received an extra fine stock Of
ready made Clothing ard gents fnrn-
ishing goods. They have, also, large
stock of Dress goods on hand, for sale
at very reasonable prices. These gentle.
men manifest superior skill in the taste
they display, in selection ofthe best and
most fashionable goods Their superior
judgement in this respect, makes it a
pleasure to deal with them.
, 1877-04-21

WE regret TO learn that Edward Ad-
ans lies at the point of death in San
Francisco He has been long and ilvor-
ably known to the Snn Francisco stage.
, 1877-04-21

SOME weeks ago we took our family
on visit to the SlilIaguamish, this LETT
us foot.louse, so that in the past three
weeks we have Travelled over a thou
sand miles, visiting off this river, Seattle,
Tacoma, Olympia, Tumwater, Port
Madison, Port Gamble, Port Ludlow,
Port Townsend, Chimcum, Dunginess,
Coupeville, Mukilteo, Centrcvillc, over
the Stillaguamish flats, up and over the
settled portion Of that river valley, up
the Skagit and to the Swinomish. Have
secured about one thousand dollars nd,
ditional support for this journal, and
collected n large amount of valuable
items, which thus far we have been
unable to place before our readers, al
though we shall use the facts so acquired
as soon as possible.
, 1877-04-21
Local Items.

THE ladies have decided to give
krand ball ut the Riverside Hotel tic LIST,
RsMay.
, 1877-04-21

WHEN you go to Olympia to prove up
on your land, go into Woodlands gallery
and have your photograph taken. He
knows how to do it.
, 1877-04-21

PREPARE to get your bricks of Rich.
ards, ut his new brick yard.
, 1877-04-21

classes of work, and is in every way
better paint, for either inside or outside
work, than any other paint known and
will last twice as long. For wagons,
agricultural implements, steamers, boats,
vessels, and cer paint, it has no equal.
, 1877-04-21

f. MARTIN & CO., are among the heavy
firms of Portland. that deal extensively
with the Sound. Read their advertise
mont.
, 1877-04-21
Our New Advertisers,

READ MI our new advertisements.