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, 1879-05-30

Col. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparto. OF Paris,
bin New York.
Tie exodus has no rights which tho South
ahoaad to respect
u. Rocl, tho Into cxecutioner Of Paris,
III CULTS Indy killer.
ILL., Foster appears to DO tho Ohio Beotiou
etAe Presidential backbone.
The true-born southeruor always carries
Aae'Rlghls and concealed Weapons.
pe'hapa 1t might be advisable to arm DR.,
A.7 Walker With umbrellas and reduce the army,
Speaking Of vetoos, Mr. Warner, tho father
d tas bullion bill, will soon know bow it Ia him.
tlt.
ihe Democratic party having Damaged It.
sH Ill that II possible, congEesa may now ad.
spsm.
Iha army mnHt not ho abolished. We
Hnta
Let rs be kind to tho Solid South, It
ps psos hnri hor feelings II wo decorated any but
astel gsayeA
4''s easier for David Davis to 70 through
@seJe Of needle than for tho Dostons to win tue
championship.
1ae attendance at the walking-matoh has
n, NJ ia1ge as to effect permanent cure OF Mr.
olea'J's stomach.
ihe NarquiH Of Ioruo and tho Princess
ss''e :l' open tho new At Gallery In Montreal
% soa1ay evening.
NO., rome Of tho pedestrians ct tho Exposition
,s'a'os, ifa!oScd to 90 ~ they peaae, Look ~ II
At' would 60 home.
!. ~
sH Edward Thornton entertained select
~. msupao5 at Mt Vernon last. Batusday in honor Of
a.Qnstn's birthday.
s,s,.4 suuo eaafman accomplished considerable
t.n.a. as alt ti'ls to Ohio recently. Ho axed his
'setf md Judge TAFT.
,,a -. 10 Duo saya: ~ don't care to take a
@,la % :. 'salp." Now, why should hs, What
'S4'a % do with tuo'
,,.' asa' earaeld and A1r. Abram s. Hewitt
f,s.s. en engaged to lecture before tho Harvard
'4aaaes Club next year,
ii. sefaaps a1r. David Davis attachment for
I.,s,a Ihse Is dno to tho fact tbs, his dcas friend
sss'o va asa's.sp1ittcr.
,,s. suo Resident is anxious for M adiourn-
httn''s eonsreaa. t1o doesn't like 10 koop hls
s0oae up much longer
,.,eass usssoa Dayls is not going to publish an
Ion uanlSssphy' llo hnds that the market for DC.
sssssdy oves.tockea,
tx,. y IS true that Mr., Hayoa Is santnting
nto ~ second tosn, hs should lose no limo. pvt
'ona Sherman At once,
b, - ass'eFn editor says "noso Eytings Is
"'PJIro,. Aaa ~ are listening for criea OF
r. t"ee" from that direction.
usblhs .n A1o uowntall Of the Boston Baseball
, 1879-05-30


Berry Hltclell'a engagement was cut abort at
the Olympic last night. IL was to havc playod
an act Of tils ''Lady Of Lyons" al act of Ham
les," ard nn act OF "Osael!o." The announce
ment had goue forth that the boys would pa
permitted 10 "iel themselves loosen Oh tie
c!ostng niRht. 1l!c house vas lighted and
opened early, but usr crowd gathered slowly.
By 8::D there was couplo Of hundred in the
parQncttv, a full gallory, and q spr!nkiing in
thu druss anu tulnlly urctos There weru, how
over, 10 sympto.ns Of tl!e performances cotnn,sne-
Nina o'clock ca,ue 8lld psssed, aud ulu crowd
began to muruluF anA esy for Berry In earucss,
The word wcut round that the tsaaut support
Ing The Star had Mutiled and refused to colne
on until aons currency was circulated. Finally,
At 0:8o, thu curtain wUnt up on thu flFst act Of
tho Lady of Lyont.n lie dialogue between
with occasional horse laughs, but that ilsersup.
tton was lnffd enough eamp&seu With tho storm
which burst forth when Btauata,A 4t1odu Ia
, 1879-05-30
6UNDIsY SPORTS,


gave IN exhibition of his llfc-savtng apparatus
ut the North avonuo picr yesterday afternoon,
10 the presence Of large audfcncu. lie will re-
peat tho performance every afternoon this
week aud next Sunday.
THE TNi1GEn.
There was sweepstakes shooting at Grand
Crossing yesterday, under thu auspices Of Abe
Kleinmau; John Klclnman, Ii. J. Watson. G.
". Tucker, A. Cook, Jr, IT. +. Grahntn, ". 8.
Morgan, and Abe kIeIus1lau being lilo winners
Tic sport will continue to-day, there being
plenty Of Wild bls1ls on hand.
, 1879-05-30

2:i56. 1.ambostlho non tho nrnt tnlfmtIe In
4 seconds, and also won tho second haIt.lnilc.
Eddie Petty, rider Of 1}cocl1,sooI was run away
with, null was probably fatally injured. Tile
horsc stepped on ha chest and crushed several
ribs.
rAnoLB.
LoNno1, Mny a.-11,c question referred tn
Parole should, aftor iis previous vtctorfcs run
for the gold clip NTH tho tcs-po1nti allowance
az an Amcfica1.bred lsorsc, was decided 10 faror
Of rAsUlc.
, 1879-05-30
BABE-l}AIL.
sTHACUEE Va. CLnvKLAND,
Rn<ei1f t1fsnnfrh IA ~. F-tS.,nh


SYRACUSE. N. T.. AfaY 29.-1hc postponed
game hctwoca tho stnrd ami ClcycIaIu's wns
played hero today. aud won by tho Ctcvclam1s
BY tremendous batting, tho like Of which has
not hcen seen in Syracuse for two or three
years. Mccormick, the star's regular pitcher,
wss batted out Of Ills poattton In The first tnnng
md Purcell was found little better. Mitchell
pitched stronE game. aud bothered tho Htars
In cscry Inning.
, 1879-05-30

hnnrvcd under hts powerful arm and ran IN
among tho bhocks the passengers lcaped or
Ipiss fe 1 a r:fd t 1onc aS, nay hnrt,
up undee il,e brltigo from which tie coach iai
hetD thrown To The rocks below. Tho poor fel-
low'a legs nt'l ntIns were broken. The Montana
Miner tays that lie uttorel t'te acfltunca. "1i.
rart!. lhis is ,1imnly's last ride, but ho did bis
duty" Lie died In MI huur.
, 1879-05-30

Mr. Tttpsx has evidently opened the old
sb,,Ys IN Georgia. Senator DEN QlLL cx-
,rssts himself strongly In favor OF T1IDKN,
md ,hc movement seems to be rapidly gaining
tnogth In the South. a dispatch from Atlanta
AT .hat several county papefs which lave been
pppp,cd to TILpEH have recently gono over to
n, tupport. Every lew days sheets OF extracts
lfon, paoeFn In alt parts Of. the country are re-.
ttfoi by Georgia papers, and It 10 rumored
ttejr Insertion Is paid for. AL these are said
tacoma from MbaLY.
, 1879-05-30
Progress Of the Pedestrian Con"
test for the Seventy-Five-
Hour Belt.
A Trotting Matinee at the Jockey
Club Truck This After
noon.
Michigan University and Racine Col
lege in O Football
Contest.
Cleveland Succeeds IN Turning
the Tables on Syra-
cuse.


THE sHvEnFr~FlvE.nouR WALK.
Yesterdays TRIBUNE gave IN account Of tho
progress Of tho twonty-tro walkers who started
In tho walk for the O'Leary belt up to midnight,
at which time GuYoa wae In tho lead. lie had
gono far enough to feel cf his outy dangerous
competitors, Croaa1anl and Parry, and found
that he could easily outspced tl,otn, and Ia rc.
gard to lts staying qualities, when III condition,
thcre Ia no question. 1io hns been doing an I'm
tnense a,nount Of walking lately, however, a,ld
the s1x-day md seyenty.ave-hour contests In
Nav York, III both Of which h0 was victorious,
proved such a stratn on his constitution that,
utter going twenty-five miles Saturday night, ho
was
ATTACKED WITH INFLAMMATION or TIN KID
NEr8
and compelled to Withdraw. This wns the right
course tspursue under the circumstances, a. IL
stepped all bcsttug, and prevented tho bad feel
Ing which would ccstnluly haro arisen lad ho
continued on tho track nnl In tho lead until
100 miles or 90 had been done, and then fallen
out. The Withdrawal Tas source Of 1tsap-
poIntmont to the public, ~ Guyon had been
looked upon ~ tllo only man In the raco who
could compete With Parry and Grassland, and Il
was feared that with him ont the Englia,lman
would have an easy victory. Il Is not A. ni}
cortaln that a1ch will bo the case, however, as
there nro two or three others in thu raco TINT
WILL give them strong push for the Lead In tho
first LOO miles, anu may yet keep the belt on
this side OF tho water,
VAN CASTILLO,
WHO led the string at the end OF the first twenty
four hours, Is 4 slim, 1fght-ha!red Eunf, who
started out A. steady pace which be main
tanned with but slight stops for rest md food up
to II o'clock last night When he went into
the lend tho crowd began to tcstlly their appre-
Clnft1D nj hfE hY frcrORNf r}In Ettf
, 1879-05-30
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BLOOD & SKIN HUMORS,

Cntteura iemedles for The Treatment Of blood
eno sx1n aa a. sesp 1Gmo1, .o WhGn g. q sesof9ns
solscn u the principal remedy. and II there arc at
the same time Ulcers, SUrcs, nr other External AZ
cuta Soap. NUT be used externally, II the dis.
cns1 y OF tllc Skin and Scs1p the principal remedy
viii hon bt the CHttGusu, with the Cut|Clra huap,
and anch use uf The 1ieso!ycnt AZ n nngxcstcd by
the following conditions: In al Skin and Scal,
Diseases. when the skin 70 hot mid ArT the blend
fcverlrh the liver torpid. the towo1s coHs,tratcd
Or when tho virus rserofnIn nr potso, OF Mercury
Is known to !nsk In tho ssatcfn, Or WHEN the Gun.
stttution bus been shattered by ,taarIal and Anil.
take the Resnlvsn. while uning The cut!cura. a
cure thus nndu Will bc purluansut and satisfactory.
, 1879-05-30

Cuticars cuttcnru Rcso1ycnt, and Cuticnrn Soap
nrp prepared tr Weeks d Potter, Chemists and
o ts " sn nfs TO- e S
cents: large boxcs, contaiEtns Two hnd tuc. knlt
tsses the quantity Of small. 81: Rsso!rcnt. 81 per
bottle; cnticuEa Soap. rs ccnsa; by mall. 10 cunts
) cakcA, Is Ccnts
, 1879-05-30

Tic Demo-Confadorato party IN Coneresa
h.d better sell out its effects at auction and re-
tife from business. It Isn't capable Of running
he Mac!ue,
, 1879-05-30

The SHERMAN "boom" for the Presidency
nil now be In nowise dependent upon tho Ohio
Gorss1orsblp for its SUCCESS,
, 1879-05-30
Ladies'.

New shade ofSilk Underwear to mattel
Opera Hose; Lace Vests.
Crepe de 8aunto,' very cool.
Full Regular Gauze and Gossamer
only $1.00.
Fine Gauze Underwear, 26, 30, and
600, superior finish, and durable.
White Lisle and Brown Balbriggans
Of ohr own importation,
Alt Of the ADORE goods III Long or
Short 4Steeves.
, 1879-05-30

HONE9T~NfONET LEAGUE.
CINCINNATI. o., May e9.-Thc Executive
Committee Of the Honest Money League, which
"as organized In this city last week. as thc
meeting to-day resolved 10 make thorough
canvas OF tile State, nsn1 urxnnfzs stmi!ar aaso.
cia'iols In every county. I'lc campaign will be
regularly ollcncd at Culutnhus Immediately fol-
lowing TIC Democratic a1,u Grecnback ConYcu-
tft1nh.
, 1879-05-30
Children's..

Low Neoks, High Nooks, with short
and long sleeves, at 25o; all aizes.
Gauze, Gossamer, aud Meriuos from
26o up. -:
Misses Panta1ettes, VERY soaroe,'
35o pair and upwards.
0hildren's Silk Drawers, $l.50 pair
and up.
The Best Stock Of Hosiery and U1,-
derauear, tuifitont cEcertloH.
, 1879-05-30
BUSINESS NOTICES,

"Learrr to us thnn annny skIcs " aro Cns-
woll's slippery Elm Lozenges Tor cougha. Sold IN
Chicago by HHek j. fsayncr.
, 1879-05-30

W1t1d5 W&bd9tN II tn 7HeRHA
OMAHA, Neb., Maj 29.-1n tho free for-a1t raeo
this a!tsruoon, Doty won the first heat III 2 2:Ga.
kats 'Yrsuer was awarded lhu second beat on
account Of foul driving by the drivers ot Dskots
alag. Pilot won t.s three last heats Of tho
a:8 race-timo 3;N, 9:a3h, unl 2:07.
N4fef rau away .u,,d badly injured
himself and driver. The Novelty mIlo alIl half
raonln. raca WAS won BY Mollto Merrill lu
, 1879-05-30

C11ns. G0ssNOe O. co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-20
YUMA COUNTY ITEMS.

From the Sentinel of the 14th inst, wt copy the following items:
 Rails are coming in again for the S. P R. R., eleven carloads arrived Thursday Things will be lively in the Autumn.
 More machinery came yesterday for tho Central Arizona Mining Co, some 2,2SJ pounds; one steam drum and one mud drum amongst it.
 We learn that fight took place at Camp Thomas in which several were stabbed and shot One man was said to be dying. Two parties were arrested Dy Sheriff Collins.
 Last Monday there arrived ten cars con- taining 149 cavalry horses for the 9th Cav. in charge of Lt Scott Two extra fine ones are destined for Inspector Riddle, Prescott.
 The steamer Nohave arrived from up river on the l2th, bringing 40 sacks of ore from the Red Cloud Mine, Silver District, weighing 4S,00O pounds. There has been some talk of sending thIs shipment tu Swansea. There also came 270 sacks of ore rom Castle Dome, weighing fl ,065 pounds. There were Az tons more at Castle Dome which will probably be brought down on the return trip of the steamer that left yes- terday.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-20
FOURTH or JULY.

At meeting held in the office of Chas B. Rash, on Saturday evening last, for the purpose of making arrangements for celo- orating the coming lO3rd Anniversary of American Independence, 1t was decided to celebrate at the Iron Springs, 2 miles west Of Prescott, and that a genereral invitation be extended to people far and near, to be present aud participate. The following committees were appointed.
 MUsIc.-J. L. Fisher, Dr. F. c. Aims. worth
 GUNs-Capt. Creaghe.
 To SEE MR. ATKINsoN.-H. II. Cartier and C. r. Dake.
 CEREMONIES DURING THE DAY.-E. J. Knowles, c. A. Bray.
 PETITION TO CLOSE SToREs.-Coles Bash ford C. F. Head.
 PRINTING AND DECoRATIoN,-Charl W Beach and Gideon J. Tucker.
 CoNvEYANcEs.-Capt. Creaghe and c. P, Dake.
 Adjourned until Tuesday, June 17th, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-20
PROCEEDINGS IN THE DIST. COURT.

The District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, con- vened June 18Th, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Present:-HoS. CHAs- SILENT, Judge. wH- wILKERsoH, Clerk, L. B. srykxxz, Dep. sh E. W. RIsLKY, court Rep. T. Bouezros, Dep. Maj A venire was issued for 23 Grand Jurors, returnable Wednesday, June IS. at e1< s. m The cases on the Territorial trial calendar were disposed of as follows:
 Curry vs Thomas ct al, June g.
 E. A. Fargo vs Jackson & Tompkins, June 24th.
 Roggen vs Earp, June 18th.
 Miller Bros. application for a discharge in Bankruptcy, June 26th.
 Hugo Richards vs Peck Mining Co, June 18th.
 Wormser vs Patterson, Jane 30th.
 Luke vs Martin, July lst. Mary M. Bean ys Martin, July End.
 Bashford vs Day, July 3rd.
 |. $. vs O'Neil, passed.
 U. $. vs Montgomery, passed.
 U. :. ys Parkef, passed.
 Territory ys Malone. Indictment dis. missed
 Territory vs Blackburn, Indictment No 2, dismissed.
 Callahrn vs Williams, Judgment entered on motion of defendant.
 Territory vs. Paul Weber, demurrer over. ruled.
 Territory ys. Paul Weber, and his bonds men, demurrer oEerruled.
 The tax suits to be argued on demurrer On motion of Judge Howard the Hon Gideon J. Tucker. late of New York, was admitted to practice in this Court, and joined as assistant counsel for plaintiff ID tine cases of Luke vs Marin, Peck Mining Co. ss Peck < Rowe. Peck Mining Co. vs Parks, aud assistant counsel for defendants in Saffenburg vs Luke.
 Court adjourned till Wednesday morn ing, at 91 o'clock.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-20

Disuict Court met this morning, Judge Chas. Silent on the Bench The calendar was called and several eases set for trial. Hon. Gideon J. Tucker, upon proof of his having been admitted, in lS47, to practice m the Court or Chancery in the State of New York. was admitted to practice in tI.e Dis;Iict Court of Arizona Territory.
 Jndgn II. Milton Myrick, Probate J dge of the city and county of San Francisco, is very favorably spoken of in connection with the Supreme bench of Cal.
 Judge Myrick began fife as a printer, and aftea his arrival in Cal. worked at the case on the old Shasta Herald in 1866. Print CTS, it will be observed, arc not all scrubs
 Lu,gerding arrived from Prescott Thurs. day with two teams loaded with lumber. He says he never saw PhenIx ss duil as Prescott is at present.-PhenIx Herald, June 14.
 What do you ask for your four and bar ley, cash upl Oh, how the Phenix people do like Prescott and her white citizens.
 Up to the present writing, Monday after noon. the single handed stage robber or road agent, who compelled rhe driver, one day last week, to surrender up W F. * Co.'S ireasure box. (contents emptiness) has not been captureo to moral certainty. A man was arrested, examined sud discharged for want of sufficient proof to warrant a conviction. some of our citizens gre conf dent that the kOnbsS was the right one He has left and "gone where the woodblne, twinethn for aught we know.
 I;any person or persons, claiming to be- l61g to the Republican party, connect themselves ~ith any dishonorable scheme "r schemes and exrect the party to bear them out they will find that they are of on the wrong foot. The course of the MINER will be to work tor the good of the Repub- lican party. but more particularly for that which wiil benefit the Territory. and if Re- publican or Democrat enter into any scheme which is damaging or wrong they wilt be shown up. If Republican or Democrat do that which is meritorious praise will be mcted out to them equally.
 Two soldiers recently deserted from Camp Verde and were followed and overtake n in the vicinity of the San Francisco noun tain. One of the deserters showed fight and was wounded by a bullet from the gun of one of the pushing party from the effects of which ne died next day. The matter wss immediately reported at Headquarters, a physician sent out, but when the NJ. D, arrived the man had been consigned to his lsst resting place. The other deserser WAS returned to the Verde, where he will be tr.ed by a couri-martial.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-20
MONDAY.

Distr;c: Court has adjourned until Wed nesday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Messrs. B.nnett and McNary are in town from Walnut Grove with vegetables.
 Geo. W Bryan's team IS loading lumber to-day at the null of Clark < Adams fol Phenix.
 The Rev. b B Wright delivered a very interesting sermon at the Marina Street Church last evening.
 c. P Stanton is in town from wicken. burg, where he reports times as lively and especially at Seymour.
 F. L. Brill's team arrived from Wicken- burg, this morning with Q heavy load of potatoes, cabbage, etc, for Bones & Spen- cer.
 We understand from NIT. Clark Churchill that Hon. Tom Fitch will return to Pres colt about the s2nd of this menth.
 Ben Baker is expected in town this even ing from Apache county when we hope to be able to give our readers the result of the late election m that county.
 Capt Chas. Porter, it seems,is to return to the Pacific Coast with recruits. Whether he brings the recruit that joined his com pEny for life we have not learned.
 Theo. W. Boygs is in town from the lower Agua Fria, where every thing is running smoothly and the inhabitants waiting pa tiently for rain.
 Neadu's teams are at the saw-mill of Mess. Clark X Adams loading battery blocks and lumber for the Arizona Central Mining Co. of Seymour.
 Phenix people are cooling of with ice from Los Angeles. Their water is also furnished from distance, some wLere in the north and east
 Judge Jabez Chadbornc las received the nomination of both political parties for Superior Judge of Tehema county, Cal. Judge Chadborne is an old time abolition ist.
 PRETTY STRONG FRM.-The acquisition of Hon Gideon ]. Tucker to the law firm of Nsss.s. Fitch X Churchill, makes it a whclc cam, and wre be unto the poor vic finn who chances to have these deciples Of Dlackstcnc, Chiiy, etc, against him or her.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-20
RAILROAD wAR-sEvERAL KILLEI

The controversy between the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe and Denver & Rio Grande railroads, which was earned into the Courts of Colorado has terminated in 6 desperate fight for the mastery, in which several persons were killed and wounded The Rio Grande road was leased to the Saa- ia Fe company sOme six months ago, but the Rio Grande company since became dis. satisfied with the lease and sought to break it by placing an injunction on the New Mexico people to prevent them from oper- ating roads in Colorado At latest dates two men nave been killed and seven woun- ded, and the road remains in the possession of the pirates who took forcibIe possession and are in the employ of the Denver & Rio Grande Co.
 President Nickerson, of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, in reply to the inquiries of the intdrviewers concern ing the seizure of the road-bed of their line in Colorado, says: Our official communities ton from the actual scenes of contention is interrupted, but will be restored. We ex. pect that the action or Judge Hallet, of the United States Court, will restore to us the possession of the lines tak'n, but then We do not know that it will. Law is an uncer- tam thing and may turn against us when we have the mo9t confluence that it will favor us. We cannot say what the result will be. If the decision should be adverse, why than 1t would simply put us back where we were before we had made our ar. engagement with the Denver and Rio Grande Company, and we should have to make the best bargains we could to continue our lne of communication with the variou: sections of Colorado. That is how the mat ter stands at present.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-20
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

The prospects that the Northern Pacific Railrosd will be completed appear to be better now than has been the case for a long period since the inception of the enter- prise. The Railway World states that largo contracts for iron and steel rails have been made by the Company at various points in the East, the material to be sll delivered be- fore the last of September. Several cargoes are now eB rOste by way of Cape Horn. This u7Vonted activity doubtless arIses from the fact that Jay Gouid has actually commenced the construction of a line run. n,ng northeast from Ogden, m the direction of the Oregon coast. Gould's ambition IS to control a railroad line from ocean to ocean. in furtherance of which his new pro- feet has been conceived.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-20

RErmEp Chaplain a. GiiSisFe, of the |. \. A, who has been stationed at Fort Whipple and Prescott Barracks. fnr. the past seven or eight years. has been retired from the Army, rctaininy his rank Of Captain, and an allowance of three quarters of & Captains pay. He is now at libeity to go and come at will, the only service required of him is that he shall report ta the Adju- tant General of the Army once month, giving his ?. Q. address, etc. Ia a short tune 4 Is his purpose to settle ID his affairs in Arizlna and return to his Eastern hone Co resale permanently.
 Chaplain Gilmore, daring his long re'i- dence in Ariz lna. has made hosts of friends who will regret his going away. and, so far as VIC are aware. not a single enemy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-20
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Quite a delegation belongingto the Dem octatie party met on Saturday at ihe otice of Chas. E. Rush. It was resolved to ap- poiat a Cen raj Committee seven from Pres colt. and six from other parts of the coun- iv, who gre to meet and perfect perma- nent Democratic organization Ia the county, upon the call of the Chairman. w. w. IIutchisson. The meeting also passed reso lutions to mcmofialiZs Congress io adopt tie McGinncss' bill. making all terriioTial offices elective. Judge Tucker addressed inc meeting. after which it adjourned.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-20

X thirty minutes drive with Joe Melvin s fast team took us, over a rough road, to Clark X Adams saw-mill, six miles west of Prescott. On the route we passed Thumb Bntte, which has so many attractions for the young bcaux of Prescott, who are fa- miliar with the apex of this p eminent land marx. At the mill we found several build ings used by the employees, a fine large structure m which we beheld all the ma chinery neC ssary to manufacturing lumber, a new shingle machine, etc. The yard Xhich cont ,ins several acres, Is filled with an as ortmont of lumber and huge logs, which are to be subjected to @ dissecting process by the mammoth machinery which has done much in the way of tearing into fragments the giant pine trees that have been guarded for many decades by the ma iestic Butte which overioOks the country for miles around. Mess. Clark & Adams have 100000 feet of lumber on had and have shipped large quantities to the south ern country. Several teams were camped near the lumber yard, preparing to load lumber for Seymoor, Phenix aud other pla- ccs.