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, 1879-07-04

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Neatafoot oil, strictly pI1o:.., 70
Neatafaat oil, extra. ....., ,,,..,, A3
kestsgcot oil, Nc. !. l.............,.., ID
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1IaINs .'s. H.ss..+.ss 40
!utQenIlno.. ...s .....,,s IL
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Qnsolins, daodorlted, ~ degrees, -. ii
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FOTATOEB-Weep eluw and weak; The maFkrt
u oyefstccked with email and fair ttock mud the
farmers aEound ths city arc bringing IN sew lota
Potatoes ranVo from 81. .0k33. % uef brl and
fancy southern arc quoted II 81, GO.
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H&sY. the offerings being fair.
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, 1879-07-04

Tho csrgo market was moderately active At thu
cnrsont PRICES. There we're about 16 cargoes At
tho docks, and or 10 wers sold early, The
mafket elosed quiet. Fleeo suH wAa quoted 1t
I'll. l"htb0@ ID aud coasse At IL 20. Osher lmber
was unchanged. Following xse tho quotations o,
caFRocx:
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04

Diplomatic interc curse with Columbia is
again fully restored by the arrival Of q minister
from that country to the United States. This
is especially fortnnate in view of the fact that
the question of an inter-oceanic canal has re-
sanity assumed new and important aspect and
j. now under discussion with the Central Amer
lean countries, through whose territory th
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04

We arc pleased 10 state that Mrs co
 MsliIn Is again able to be out, having wis ited Prescott, to-day.
 Congress, which has had its ms and down, and in the main been one nt com siderable importance, adjourned yesterday July lst.
 hr. J. T. JoyBer has commenced The man. ufacture of brick for the new store of Gold. water & Brs. This morning he fired his tr-f kiln of 130,O00, and viii do inc same to another kiln Tn few days.
 Col Dud Morelsnd who recently came in from the Peck and BradshIw. reports fine road badly injured by the fire winch has de. strayed culverts, etc, built of timber. The Tiger mill Is running successfully, m fact beyoud hopes of those in charge.
 The MINER force has neen somewhat weak ened to-day by being obliged to be in court as prnc'pals, witnesses, etc, and consequently We come to you little short of local news this evening, but f is only letting % to get d fresh hoid, and We shall do all the better in future.
 MT. Greenup, the freighier, left his team at Phenix and came in 10 Prescott on yes. te days stage. The dust and heat in ibe valley and on the plans below Wieken- burg, are simply iutOlleiab.e, and the VIC rst of II IS that after enduring it all day, it is ioo hot to get any refreshing sleep during the night Greenup's team will be here in about week.
 Ex-Viilsge Marshal Jennings. is in town from the Jennings mine, on the Hassa- yampa. His reputation as d Donmnza king has hitherto caused iramps to waylay and roll him ol the road, but now he looks out and travels by daylight when he has a fair show, and the land pirate who gets away with hiIo in broad day is welcome to all he Can get.
 June has been fatal month to the Ma p"l~onic schemes. On the 18th of June, 1915, the battle of Waterloo was fought in Belgium. and its l. ss crushed out the first Empire aad sent the great Napoleon to Si. Helena. On the 18th Cf June, 1867, Maxi milan, the Emperor of MexicO, vas shot at Queretaro. This put final end to the am bitl0us scheme for forming French En- pire on American soil. And on the 1st of June, 1870, the Prince Imperial and Fun persr in training is killed by the Zul,s s. Of these 'hree catastrophes which occurred nn as many continents, the last seems the most fatal to the hopes of dynastic az
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
MILITARY ORDERS.

Gen. Wilcox, Commander of the Depart ment, has ordered the following changes m stations Of officers and their respective duties:
 At the request of the Secretary of the In- ter or Department approved by the Secre- tary of War, Captain A. k. Chailee, sixth Cavalry, will proceed, without delay, 10 the san Carlos Indian Agency, and assume temporary charge thereof, relieving Agent II. l.. Hart, to whom Captain Chaffae will receipt for public property pertaining to the reSeI vation.
 Captain r. c. Tupper Sixth Cavalry, is re- lieved from duty as member of the Gen eral Court Martial appointed to meet at Fort Grant, A. T., by paragraph l, Special orders No. Tl, current series, from these Headquarters.
 First Lieutenant IT. F. Winchester. Sixth Cavalry, Is detailed as a member ofthe Gen eral Court Martial appointed to meet at Fort Grant, A. T, by paragraph ], Special Orde $ No. Tl, current series, from these Headquarters.
 Captain T. C. Tupper. sixth Cavalry, will proceed to Camp 1uachuca, A. T., and as- sume temporary command of that post.
 Captain F.. J. Sirang, Assistant Quarter master, |. s. A., Depot Quratermast=r Iu- ma Depot, A. T, wilt IrDceed on Monday the 3Oth of June to Maricopa. A. T., and in- spect the quarteamaster's sturenousc at that place nov m proce>s Of cOnstruc ion, and which, It Is reported b. the builder, was completed nu the 21 h ult.
 Leave of absence for oue month, is gran ted Assistant Surgeon J. K. Cor-on, L. :. Army, with permis ioI to apply 10 the proper authority for an extension of one mouth.
 Acting Assistant Surgeon $. B. S;one, |. $. Army, wsil report in person To The com msnding officer Fort Yuma, Cal, for tenn porary duty
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
WEDNESDAY,

The saddest ~-ords of tongue or pen: = "I'm going to pay but can't say when"
 GE. Brown is in town from Agua Fria where he has just harvested good crop of barley hay.
 Scar dal mongers may learn this lesson from the frcg; once overpassed the season of his adolescence, he gives up ali tale bear ing.
 Coles Bashford son of Hon. Levi Bash ford is, we learn, building for himself and perhaps others. magnificent dwelling house on Capitol Hill.
 The capitol stock of the Pacific Mail Steam ship Company is geo. .000,0 900. It's addition al liabilities are about $3, 900, 900 with assets equivslent to about SSlO.001, exclusive of ships. in the construction af which, $l0.405, 900 have been expended, of real estate valu- cd at $l, ,i02.O00. sundry supplies. si35,3S0. with othea miscellaneous assets to the valve Os fS91, ,597.
 The Honorable B.'s have nominated for Railroad Commissioners, Henry Lsrkin oi Fl Dorado, Gen, George E. S,Oneman of Los Angeles. aud Samuel Soule of San Francisco. Both LarkIn and Stonemsn are named hy the W. F. C.'s. and being Deme- crats, viiI be indorsed by the Democrat party. Iu San Francisco there will be a regular triangulsF dnel between Soule, Beer stecher, and the Republ,can candidate.
 The Sierra Puetts MGuHtalas in the neighbOrhood of Thumb Butte are CD fire. Mixed volumes of smoke and flame. dense as those which rose from burning Charles ton, at the battle nf Bunker Hill, loom up against the sky and fnsni 90 ominous. grand and awful back ground, against which the Butte seeus to stard out in bold re.iei, ss if par,viag with 'he destroyer and disput- ingi.s Int to adVsaoe its forces upon the town
 GOING Fox TRR.-Judge Gideon J Tucker thinks of start'ng for San Francisco about Sunday next and after spending some time in that city. will visit hts old home in New York, and return to Prescott about the first of September. The Judge has settled Ie-manently In Prescott and liked himself to stay. He now goes East to attend to such unfinished business as he ieit behind him, so that when hs returns he will be free to devote his entire attention 50 Arizona business.
 ANOTHER NARCOTIC PLAST.- Major Stu slt' writing from Port au Prince, notices a plant groxisg there of such strong narcotic PoS"r that iB tbo bands of skillful. praci- "oner it will produce GsHas of any intensity or duration, or even death ,tsSlf when sn Intended. The knowledge of this plsDt, hs Ssys is continued fo a few families who usnsmit the secret as sn heirloom from gen era,ioo to generation and tue heritage IS h'gfiy valued, confirming, If is thought the power ot miracle workers and priests-;or me plan; IS ID many ways used in aid oi S''emn imposture, superstition and crime.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04

The races announced for yesterday, owing to misunderstanding of some ot the par ties who had en,ered horses, did not come of No serious dImags done to any one -only loud and fierce talk. The BANK EXCHANGE LodRing Department . Pnenix is not to be exce.ied in ArIEopa-
 The BANK EXCHANGE RESTAURANT in con- neeison wIt the House. kepS clean, neat and the Prescott lei all other places In the Terri toy in celebrating the lo3rd Anniversary of American Independence, just as she does, in every subjsct ofenterprise.
 LosT.-On the stage road between Mari copa and Prescott. yellow cane with white handle. Finder will be rewarded by leav- ing it at whipple Post. DR. J. NJ. Fox.
 Services in the Marina St. Church, to- morrow, ss follows:
 Sunday School 21s PM. Praise Meeting PM, Lecture 715 F. M
 Subject: Gods Government
 The Wheatland affair still remains myS- tery.
 Lieut. Von Schrader who recently recon strucied seven Ind ans in Tonto Basin and made good Indians" of them. passed the 4th of July with his friends at Whipple.
 Bowen, Knowles S Co. are about to start their new saw mill in Bradshaw Basin.
 Butter is selling in Prescott at 50 cents per pound.
 The party given at the Theater building last night was largely attended, aud ln ey- cry way very enjoyable affair.
 At Brsys, full assortment of Summer Underwear in Gauge, Light Merinoes and Jeans from 40cts up; also full line of White and Fancy Shirts, Fancy, British and Balorigau 19 Hose.
 At Brsy's, Black Alpaca Coats, Linen Goats, Linen and Mohair Busters and Ul- sters, Linen Pants and Vests.
 The Best assortment of Low Cut Shoes ever shown in Prescott can be found al Bray's New York X Boston Store.
 REMovAL-Lrok at Geo. L. Yackel's advertisement. He is moving his .'Centra Bit Saloon" into the building formerly oc- cupied by the "Central Restaurant A grand opening will take place on the evening of July 3rd.
 See notice elsewhere of four animals taken mp by J. J. Lane, at his ranch, Sycamore Creek.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04

The saw-mill being put up ia Big Bce District will b; completed next week and by ths first of August one of the two quartz mills viii be at work producing bullion from the vast amount of ores being taken from the mines. Let the bullion flow is the wish of all.
 Miss Olive C. Holmes, daughter of Judge :. N. Holmes of Syracuse and niece of Hon. Allen (. Beach, Secretary of the State of New York, and Alfred Sanford, son of Prof. Sanforu of Chicago University, were drown. ed in 0hoaddgo | ike, June 2l, by the up- sethng of row boat in whicd they were rowing.
 CHANGE IN BCsINEss M ess. finders and Rowe have dissolved partnership, Mr. An ders selling his interest to Mir. Rowe. The business al Gillett and Tiptop wIll be car red on hy Mr. Rowe, and the Peck store by Mr. ADders who re-purchased from his old partner that branch of the business. Both of these gentlemen are active in busi- ness and will undoubtedly continue 10 drIve a large and profitable trade. They have helped the miners in many ins'ances, who in turn will give them theIr patronage.
 NEW REsTAuRANr-Me Wilson and Park threw the doors of their new restau- rant and Saloon open to tic public tliIs mUrning. They have reftted and fixed the premises up 10 excellent style, not surpassed by any house in Prescott a1d intend to keep II m the same clean and pleasing shape du- ring their sojourD in the business. It is their sim to do ac ssh business, furnish heir customers with The very b. s;, and not make the gentlemen pay the way of those who make II A speedily to board on 1lps.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
FREMONT AT THE EAST.

Weare always pleased to give credit where due, and in this connection will state that We are credibly informed that Gen. Fre- mont, our present vernor, has, durin z his trip to New York, worked hard to pre- sent the mining interests of Northern Ari- znna to capitalists aud others, in their true light. and has unmistakably done great good for the Territory. IL needs m over drawn representations On the part of any one to properly place before the world the great worth or OUT vast mineral deposits, and as tine General has interested himself in our behalf, truthfully, intelligently and without remuneration, explaining to the monied men and other-, the merits of mines in the Territory, and especially those in Northern Arizona. with which he is more or less clnver,ant, working faithfully, de- votedly and honestly, we say he should re ceise the credit que him for work in- tended to benefit ArizJnians everywhere We speak advIseily, our information com ing from an undisputable source, and this, the first direct information that we have had from the c 1vernor, we gladly make known 10 our many readers who have been wondering, for sometime, what Fremont is doing in the East. Should the General be the means of bringing capital to our Tern tory, as we are informed he will, then all will agree that his mission has been a good one.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
HOME MADE CIGAR.

Where the trade wishes to order them ia suaa.. quantities ii would be a vere quick and cheap way of transportation to order them by mall. loo cigars by mail io any part of ihe Territory costing only % cents In addition to the above would tall the attention of the trade to my large stock oi manut=o'urot Plug and smoking Tobaoco and Smokers' Arsicies, which will supply st Is per cent less than any other house ia ihe Territory.
 I extend an invitation to the trade to visii my factory, should occlsion call them G Prescott,
 and subscribe myself,
 hssPsasiully,
 J. WHISPERING. Prescott, June Jsh. lS7e.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
THE CAPITAL TOBACCO
 HOUSE,


 as one of the mercantile ventures of the town, knowing full we'll that my long ex- perience in this line of business would ulti- mately triumph, and with what success, there is hardly any need of stating here. Suffice it tU say, that was not only sue cessful, but found sufficient encouragement to further extend my enterprise by adding a
 MANUFACTURINGD DEPARTMENT. With this end in view, visited San Fran cisco, and procured the labor ana machinery necessary, bought my leai from the largest houses of Chicago, New York and San Fran cisco, and on my return, as soon as all the material arrived here, my
 FACTORY
 was started and Is now in full operation
 There were most potent reasons why my first venture to start an exclusively Tobacco House in Prescott proved success, among them were my l5 years experience in this line Of business: handling Tobacco and Ci. gars only, and buying them for cash, in larger quantities than the mercantile houses competing wiih mo. I gave better induce meat to the trade and handling large quan- titles of goods in my line, I turned my goods faster, and consequently they were fresher.
 Now as to my second venture: Although have but manufactured I2,0o0 of my own make, of Cigars, since I first started my Factory, can feel already, that the public Is approaching my efforts to supyly them with Cigar that Is superior to any imported for the reasons, tha: use the same tobacco that Is worked into an imported cigar, and by caring the tobacco oi the spot, furnish an article that is far superior both in taste aud flavor. than any imported cigar for the r. ason thai no cigar eau retain is flavor in coming to Arizona, on account of being on the rod so long in this dry atmosphere.
 will now call the attention Of sIl saloon keepers, station keepers, hotel men, and dealers in general merchandise, to the fact tsat eau supply them with a home made cigar thai Is better article, and al a less price than any San Francisco house can af- ford Co 50, for tiIe sessson thai 1 am here ua- der A small eA Pense and employ no drum mers like the san Francisco houses do. at an average expense Of from ssU to slO per day, wulcn of course is levied on the cigars yvu buy, and makes them SD much dearer than I can afford to supply the trade at.
 In addition to the above reasons why n would bs advantageous tor the trade to pat ronize Home indOssry, there are other sd- yaniages which I will now enumeraIe:
 By suPplylag yourself from my factory you need mol ouy sO large quantity Ss you would from distant market, for the reason that you can be suppued al short notice, hence you w1ii always nave fresh article ana one that retains its fresh taste and fia- vcr. and right here is where one Of the prin- cipal advantages comesin in purchasing a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
SUICIDE Ar rnE oRo BoNIro MINI

" c. Campbell arrived in town yester day. from the Oro Biuito Mine, Bradshaw. ahd informs Us that on the 2ud inst, the Su. perinten aeai of the mine, Samue, Cum. su- iciled by shnoying hlase.f in the mouth, using Cots pistol. Mr. Cum 1t appears was in bad health, and iron over-taXiug tho mind witn the responsibilities of tie super lntendency, which hq had but recently as- sumod, it seems that he had bee ,ms flIghty and in one of those ,peils commit ted the rash act which Carricu hlm fn'm this Co tue other shore. Allat , u'o .ocS iu inc afternoon of the 2nd lhe deceased closed the office, lacked the door and pTorectied up A ravine to tent used by some of th, hands as a place for sleeping. Here he fuund ulsIol. placed the mazE'e uf the same in hts mouth and fred the fatal sIni He was missed during the aftgrn0nu and found dead in the tent ab1ut o'clock la the evening. Mir. Cum was of German birth, 46 years of age, and had lived n Montana He came Co Arizona in is'' with Mir Campbeii.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04

Louis Wunz who came Co AriznGa in 1871 and tried mining as bu>i. css, making a grand tai urs at the same, left aud tried ais Irck in Nevada, returned to Anzna ia 1879 and entered the breNiug Arena in the employ of Mess Raibie X Wuflh. This rime. iadging from the amoant 0f beer be- ing i'd I- the firm, MT. wunz is making a srccess. He infoTms us that he Is aux ious to see me h ,ys strike another Com stock. near Pscsc.at which would bo inc mean of starting lightning oNPress, sn'i ueccssiiaie his employers putting four horse team on lo furnish their customers with the beverage he manufactures.
 Itvou want good drink of beer call a the Excelsior BreNsrY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
Removal

Mrs. Nezs s0aid illfsEn fs laaiss of F1eeati fhsf sa hns masss her r-szz=sslaE tlpfs e. cgtez strei aert soaf frzy-s. ~l Fsesssf ua .~rys hsF old sr~fofnFs- sss ssaFr,ss- kn kfBs. ss LEsles sna CkaSrsas na8ervssr made e sr,s1T ~tsh nestaesN sss4 e3sEafeh-
 Frrscatt. Aay i7th is7s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
Notice to Crediscr..
E...a. of WILLIAM TOW

Eststs Of WILLIAM TowLE. Dereaset. Notice is nerrby given hy the undersigned Aanlinis- trztnr ot ths Estate Of William osvle S ease. Co the criitoss O., sad al Frsns having claims sasiBsi Inc ceasi te ex hihit them. with s neeesssrr Foorhrs, within ten msaths afser 6rst 5gh{csttgs of this notice Co the sid ssnaist rsssr af tas sCs of A. e. Dayts si Mineral Psrk. Foh svs Csnty ArsCla.
 SAMUEL CRUzf.fh
 Aduinistrseet Es1sts of a su- Te~ie. decreased MINERAL Pass. Jsps i7tA. ls7a-f2s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
HOME INDUSTRY!
Home Industry! Home Industry

It Is now nearly two years, since first landed at Prescott, with the intention of starting an exclusively Tobacco House, and although every store in Prescott kept To- bacco and Cigars, I was not discouraged thereby, but launched my new enterprise,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
astray Notice.

Game to this rk1oh titss s. oes rs and wlfss spotted Hsi y.sFs oa. trHnls f-I-f and rssstsi I-f-I siis iu bceA other hFsf Ai.o hss Seer xith vhfts fsn brsF sea wish "a gaky Nrsarh on hip. Tbe ssnsr wfn rasss prove prgsrsy fsy essrEs- sssa tsks sAszn s-sy. FlHisn AncA kgas fria ysls, 1uiy isi. t-7A
 Kaguirs of RICHARD nEEvHN e JOHN MARS
 fIl a-st
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
FITCH, CHURCHILL & TUCKER,

WM Prs-7- ts sH ssl s~s.s q tsa Tssssszrs. sssl<-A ssssssa e4ss rrsstre ia ts sassss CnaFs Nso Stat1e Lss sDd ths psffsciaE ef salss te iaas OFFICE, BAxE BCILpTxa. rEzsVsar a. -zz. ls.S fs-s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
MARRIED

RTsIEY -uEHRltGs-fn Prescofi. 1sns e. fs7s. hf Hoo. hss. Sa8eut Asso-fsf- Jo-tice rf tes apFssls Coart. ar. 2. W Eissy. oi Frussssi, to Aiss D. N. Nerriil, uf ncston, NsSs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
DIED.

wnnLSET-N fAsnix, Nkriefs CcEuis, feEs sS.
 ktr S. Wood sy. a nsflTf Cf rsl1ilfsase, ass3 stai s3ysars. 1ss esos@sei, sud.rstAnc. aed ss sszE' d.sssa-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
Taken tp.

Came t0 ny ranch 2s mis- wet Of Prescott sycs- more Gre about the lss of Aprl. 1878. he following de~rri-e aniflais which the owners have hOrse about 70 year old, spanish brand ieft hiy URe brown hoTse about years s'd. hrSndsd 0N, cn tcft-hIp halter.
 One Uay mare ssoai l2 ysars old. ersnded w. oa efi hip.
 One bay hor~s sboui le ysarp cid branded and vented wR, cona-csed. right hip spd shouIaer-hsltef Al pretty badly stove up ]. LANE. Pre@cotf, Juiy 2, tsTa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-02-26
An Eloquent Funeral Grafton.

An old soldier, long since pensioned
off, enjoys his leisure in rearing rab-
bits.
One of the little creatures bites his
thumb, and, trifiing as the wound
seems, gangrene sets in and extends,
and amputation is resorted to too late.
An old companion in the 999th Light
Infantry, who had marched shoulder to
shoulder with him in a hundred we'll
fought fields, undertakes to deliver his
funeral grafton:
"Adieu," the honest soldier cries, in
a voice fairly choked with emotion,
"sdieu, brave and gentle heart, thou
that had fought so well in Africa, the
Crimea, Italy An hundred times didst
thou with impunity brave the leaden
hail that hurtles over the battle-fi field,
and survive survive to be killed by a
- - - long-eared, cat
skinned, kangaroo-hammed, pink-sy
parsley munching, two-penny- half pen
ny rabbit i'-PGTis Figaro.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-02-26
How to See the Wind.

Take a polished metallic surface of
two feet or more, with straight edge
a hand-saw will answer the purpose.
Take windy day, whether hot or cold,
clear or cloudy, only let it not rain or
be murky in other words, let the air
be dry and clear, but this is not essen
tial. Hold your metallic surface at
right angles to the direction of the wind
i. 6. if the wind is north, hold your
surface east and west; but instead of
holding the surface vertical, incline it
about forty-fve degrees to the horizon,
so that the wind, striking, glances and
flows over the edge (keeping it straight)
as water over dam. Now sight care.
fully over the edge at some minute and
sharply-defned object, and you will see
the air flows over as water flows over a
dam. Make your observations careful
ly, and you will hardly fail TO sse the
air, no matter how cold the result is
even better when the sun is obscured.