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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
PRESCOTT.

4 few weeks soiOaia ia Prescott. although ii was our first visit Go that pirce. rHl.s Us Co sneak oi the town and people. and we do so with great deal of pleasure What ihe future of Prescott Is Co uc Is a problem We are n9t prepsrcd ts solve. but ot ihe present only can we express an opinion. IL Is purely an AmeTicsa toSn. aDd its enter prising people. although its pSpulsilon Is probauly less than two thousand souls, have displavrd a marked degree of interest in making it inviting Jo strangers. as it wears an ar of wclcim on every hand. The county 0f Yavapal ba, erected in tie centre of Inc p szs. a court hCgsc. built uf brick, which would K credit e any town iu the nation. and although it may be g costly IsKuy. it will remain monsgent to lhr esferI,risa sud librrlli'y of the citizens ol ,har county. Tbc pubic school budding Is another ornament to ihe place of whicn q e D.opl, may t,e pr.-ud -a 6ne b irk sTfuctrre. two stories. ela>sel for the different depart ,uents in :r neat ard convenient manner. and finished with artistic taste aud skill. No town outside of San Frsnciscn. on ihis ..oast. that us gan now call to mind, can boas, 5f a finer ehaasllonal structure, Snd now that Ne have sa act apprOpriatlLS SO OO0 tlr tbe erection oi a sch'roi D@ildlng in Tucson. S-e hope io compete "lIl fTes colt in tins p.Fts' uiar.
 Among the bu>iD-ss men ot Prescott fbere is enterprise and Wcr;h. and the secret oI es the rapid rise aGd progress ot the town during ;he pAst lew ycar-, ls the iact that they all pull together for 'hs common wei fare of the place. We are i.le ip eNpre>s .aur opini0n that Prescott bas res.iisI ltr zenith. aiihougl its glory b '- n't departed its further advance as growing anu pros- T,e,ous piarc sIii usler talier iur the want 0t energy a3d enterprise on the part ot li- businesS men. 1heTs l. b4t one volce .amaSsr ihem. and that is -nar aii Se shsrc. stand of fall" SuCh ], not always tte csss tn nther towns There is more s-lishnes- eise~ kefe-csa'T uGpra,c property, bo' hold and sell to oiilCrs af advanced figures.
 The firms of C. F. Heap < Co. aud l.. Rash. rrd < c., the most cNie ns'ge Elefcan- file h.u.e, in fhe town. wie.d large la. tluence 10 nn, 'hrrn ArIZ'na, and are oe- serving of ali ths pro- -reIily they have en- lowed during fhe pa-t Perhaps Prescott has made them. but taCg in ,urn have at least partial Y paid the Geat hv esgInbu lns lil,ers!gy of tfeir wealth Co promote thc interests of the t-,n iu which they live and lave prOsncIed. Tae pas gc or tue blu a,pgopriatlug money tn build what ls known ss the Bradshaw IUad. Ws.l Bue Ue "i snF paTticsisr advantage ip Prescott provided inc road is Lu1it, as nearly at the valuable n,,pes rR Yavst-Si are located so~th of the tewr. snd w,lh @ sSod road Co PheuIX ;hsoagl, ihc GiilCtt s,cJi,s. trade may be more or less I2Aen from Prescot ,o the s,.uthern caunirv. B-t the business mes of Prescott do aot desefse iil rTcatment aud .xs are 10th to believe ,key Sin receive T-FTscsoa Star. March 6
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
A Grand Exear.ioa

A grand sxeHrs;on is contemplated iIy | the officers oi the Central Pacific kAihoad Company. upon the completion of ilse road io Marie0pa W5.is, Ss0 miles from SIn Francisco. Tns wilt be an interesting trip. and will take pl e about iie midd'e Of .asf of Msrrh. an1 tle TaE-s have been pnt down very lox. beng SD fFan San Francisco, . eramenia. aHd StDcs;oR. aud TefurH. and ! .J from L $ Ansrlos and Fe- turn, wit4 prVPovtioaate rzles fFoin inlef- mesii ie paiais-
 These excursion tickets will each iaclude ;be Use uf o-se i,crth ia the Sleeping Cars for the rouLd trip (wIt out additional cost ] They viii be 2 od tor pa-Sags "niy nn ttie Special Train isOih xsys and no other ci sss oi ticKeis wiil 5e recsgDIzcd on ihe train
 There will be at ach ,l Co ths excursion Train special r-st surant car uH.ier the charge of aI experienced est rcr, who AIi. pe able tp sesvc msais Ta1te, at a ri;ass a - abe price, tirus ea-uFing es-ry po-sli'ie enmflrf f'r tlIis excursion at tiie least prae- tieabis expense
 An important feature of the c1crrsi.n wiil i'e the sale al Plblic Auctinn of a large number of town | ..s ou rh day the ex~sT- sioEists visit the New Ri road T,rAilais Station of AaF:capa, Arizn a.
 As Mar eopa wiil lee thc connecting Rtii- road or distributing station for Florence, Phe- IA. Wiekenhur-. and Prescott snd the adjseent miaiag Districts aad C4iaps, it must become very prominent place oi bushes, saying nothing as t1 Its pr'sper.- tive advantages as q political centre; there fore, this pFOp'se sle Uill b. ot th great est importance to all partIes interested there in
 The excursinnisis will be alseat from San Francesca fiv. day. inria lins one day stay at MaIienPa. aHi pn return trip one day al L,,s Angel.is. santa Monica. etc
 The SsuthrTn Pacific Raiiroal. Arzpaa Extension, Is now rapidly nearing Giia bend and as so1n as The date for reaching MaricopA can be definitely anticipated, the time scheduIe uf ihI- Pinuecr Traia Uiii he published for the information ui the public but as the number of participants must necessarily ise limited tp the capacity 0I thr Sleeping Cars, ii will he advisable for oIe snd Aii tO m ike prior engagements for SierpIng Car accommodations. Reserve sions can be secured and any desired addi- iinBal information will be cherFluliy given upon r.ceip, of communications addressed .u T. II. Goodman. General Pls~enger Huu Ticket Agent, C. F. k. R, Officr, V. l.. Corner Fourth and Toansead Sir,ets.-S- F. Spirit of the Times.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
Order No. ?.

Al meeting of the Comm Coaas.i os tSs yIHsgs 0f Prsscosf h.li the sd aay ci Ms-cA. tts. t terd hat section z of Uraancs No li, b. AInaded so As 70 read folos.:
 se sroa 2 Eye-y perSol. who shall sei seaa say Nines sr distin hJnorz, batehers mest drugs anI nlei cines vIihln Vi age of Prescsr wa-a taelr busile-s CT sales amount to more than sV-rsg. 1ssssd dollars per qaartr skaA pay quarter ye2-.y lcer~e twelve dol2rs: when such .les ur oIs.less tIGI hgs ta32s21i do la-s Der quart q, yearsy iezllse ct -iH dolzrs- Al ersos Nao shsl kep hurees or carrtAges fof rrnt re shc n aA kseP hyeFy s,a. sale Etahlf or coral. within thF Village of PTeSS wheu their bust ne or sales amount than average of Eve thousand Fer quarter shz1 Iay quarter yezriy hcefse tax d fsnrtzi GozTs: Shea such b0sines~ s- than ny- sand dollars ger quarter, Hartsr yaariy hceass tax of seven doilzrs-
 Al drivess cf hssks, eKprsss els~Ty WAo1s d-zys czrts, sazI pay qulrter yearly he-nse of four doaar- each
 rseh pasub-ozer shah P@y qua ter yearly hss--e tax of tWsuly dozi4r--
 Also that ,csisa s eg oriinaa,s Nc. lS be amended as Co F.ad foli0E-:
 Sec 2 That rho Marshal StT-st ssl Fire Com missioner shall receive salary of huaired doSs per ucoatA and ColleCtor of Tax1-. skzl receGEe per of the amount collscted.
 Attsst-CHAS. B. HUSH, Recorder
 mf D. c. TH0aNE, MAToE pro ten.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
sesre Ans.A.r fsr Zine Ir.ale..

Some tine since wc mcntloaea several aimast nireeusogs cures of rhsuiuatism by the Ese of inso es made of zinc, and V 0rn iB b-cis or shoes, gIving our taxHsm8H, |, J. B. Croaks, a, asii,oFi;y. Nv comss 4. :. Srff, aIo has .tfsrrd c11.;tn ly zu4 in- teas-iy Nish riisumIlisu r5r tAses months past. 60 as not tp Je ale s0 slc af nig,st. Haviag i.itie or so faiih is zi8e. as a cure, ks Nas .ndaeed 10 try toe issp.e ba.Rrss, S ich he did Hs .re a. ziaiie- of curiosity lhts With hope oi cue, and, Co his aston isBHsrni, in oa- day from the time he hFsi put the ziHe sales ia his bbois, tlie dis e4se left him entirely. be sleep, sou-diy at night. and feeis ike dancing a jig thFoagn the day. A curious thing 20 eoanecti.n wita the wearing co zinc ia-oies, is tsiat tlie 6rsf, second, and 1meiiaaes tae ihirl pair siil. aithia day os t~a, cruz l,le intn email pieces. after shica orheTs will reiiun toagbn=ss, an , lasi inl Gaitsiy. Mr Neh could feel tiegliag "a his lia b.. while ie Aas undergoing Ile cure, 4s if strong eur.e't of ste ticiiE were passing Up inio hs body.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
sum tn ons.

la Iussioss Court Of Prescott rscnef In ths Couuy ot laJAIai, EsrriSory Of ArizooaH. A, nssSSacaet %nstice cf f-s Fsaes-
 . nt .. Es "a. BOWEN JED. A. KNOwIEs1 . Issfsaers uadrr firm name style of Bouea ka9Sles k Co., plaiuuis,
 
 THE HACKBERRY MILL AND MISryG Co. Sal Ersnci-no. 6slenst4Hss.
 The TsrrtaTy of Arizona sends srrssfny t, hs u.ra hFTy hiii and Mining Company, San Frxncs--o. ce f-rstarfS- e ssa srs hereby samaaeussa to tpYraF before me on e7rs FFectnc hi th- County aforssxid si 70 ooIoek ooIulatnt cf ee above named paintias sho esaia to fec9tsr of yes he sRra gf sra sass. ss gaiasE&l iaHasst ard sa-t. Frsf.st efC said su5p1t he5ar as srosi tee sest4f-arsgis vt. one arafl .ss,a tes eTry. aats ''oaaty, ArzonA, Ngye nhf 38 EsTs fayahle Ges dave af..f sEE: ta t- s-s.s s s5hsr ~ hfgEs fr ths ssIa af sss sssa, drawn bf Ha-r, R.y aas.d superintendent Of the H4ekis IT M ,s Nisr1, Co, S4 Page stgsst, Frs1ciseo acos ss y tl ss- tsy of ssia esBpsay. Ena iadoracd sy cad IsrV-. b blAak. Al=o drSfi dassi tssckberry NolzNs 10 n order af sherman aud Barrett fer tie ssr ef s - nc ils~u ls hegry bs{1aas., sst -r4sssssns eftas .sF ha-r. 1if, Id NlianE CenPsay. S2s Pine str.-s Ss Canpay, Snd eusuF-s by ssfd Sherman sus Ba.,esf in bfaui- Ae af walrn rsrfs fuiry a-.Y.s- fr ,,s - plant a heTeiG- vseu judgment wigi ts tsfsr -. vt,s f-r sad zzui as. isss ssfA c.I- ,.f ss sFti .-a t.-i atssf sel E.sssef. IT. a. TfJ SfJf-tTTrI
 3ustice of tiis pssce. Pre.cost Irgri-es Irtsccfs, Feb. r, is7s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
sum mons.

In the District Court of the Tiri Judicial D.ss.t
 Terr.torY of 8riEonA. County flssspai. TEaETTaHT aF 2AIzoSs, Plaintiff Summons ia
 Verxus tax .Ht b. D. ANBRosE. Defendant Nn. Ef9.
 Action brought tn the District Court of the Third Juiicia District Of the Terrtoy Of ArE.na n nnd fo the C nn'y oI YayApai.
 The Territory of Arizoua ssuts greeting e n. D. ANHRcsF,
 f5ts hereby samsn1nsi aud required 0 Appsar in an acsiuE hrons m ASAEDst you by the above named IlanS tn ihe Dstr Court O4 the Third Iu iisisl Die ie, On and for the Coan of YavaIAi- Territory of Ariz0Ea. and the complain al a vita Inc siers 0f this C5urt tPrrSut; in said COaufy Ia cv f which compSaint accompanies this sanlmfisi win n tEeaiy days texelusive of the dsy of ssrsic- , after the seTylce gF1-n y1a af khis summon. . .l sorsed m this County; but f served out of th. County NAd within this D. tict then in thirty days tn all ofh ozse- forty days.
 And you hereby RotiEed that you fan to arrear Nn ansser she mgsiat, above rs1 aired plaiD uf slA take tadgue lt for the sun SIJs 4l-i1l ami aceruiuE costs under assessmsnt Said acton i. brcfgh for the recovery Of ts1e- the fisntn for the nsai yesT ir. tan personal prupsrty owaei 1y S1 aDi sabjecf ts tzAation ia sad t,sriafv ani dry assesscd Co s2id Gsfs usrf r,.iE t8 is al of wa a aPge1rs tq fls sag ssss fla sa whleh v are EA{r~i'a osty q ~hcA e to yoslr las Ists sai Si1tsss; saf easis aai d sbars ln fais iegsif sspsaded
 ,isea uaisr ny haai ard and t1s al Of he s,sa Distci Coari, ss Prescott ts tsh day of Mare Is7s hGaL-
 VIM. wILKERsOS, C'Ie R HvHAT MasT -EsoS Distrzt A;i5-ney of Ysr,,..- Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
TET.iEGR APHIC.
sPzcIL TO THE ARIZONA MINER.

Washington. March l3.-The Treasury D partmenr, to-day, i.suel an amended cir cuiar inviting Collectors and Receivers Of pubic moneys, P,',tmasters, and other putt lie officers tu bccom. agsn-s for sale of the tea dollar four per cent refulding certif- cates. Any such nfii,.r requesting it will be promptly desig aieI as nspisit"ry, a1d upon his f ing "f bond vii. receive a supply If certiicat.s anu receive Conmis- sinn of one eiyth ot o5e per cent. for rserylces in s.lIing sad Ccrlifi:ttes. 4 like commis- sIon wilt be allosed C. BtnSs aaJ others pu.cnasing them irectIy f the Treasurer in sun, not less than one thousand dollars. At q mes ing if the Cabin t, tc day, the Secretary of ths Trca'agy prescn'etI to the President, for his information, aud 10 b- enLolieI in his me,s g. tn the extra sessiIn nf CIngr.ss d st tt .m.nt n. receipts anJ ex- penditurcs Tor ih, dsca year.
 PJst of .es cs;ablisicd- Cot,OaNo ooi, Yavlpsi Co, NJ. MsM'chae'; ripsop, w A. Row, Silver K'ng S. P. Tnay-r.
 Newport, E. L-l3 Il, Airs. General $ ,ernan deI last eveniag. Gen. sherman is very low adi but s.islt hopes of his Ie- covsry.
 New York. B According 70 latest re ports K ,ndlli seems t' O. To n gTouud fer the speA ssiship and BIaekburh is gaining. 1he New York World e.,me. ol.. in iaYor Q, Blackburn. The T,m,s thinks RindIiI can not bs defeated.
 Portland. l3-Gcn. Hnward and Gov Ferry, of Washington Ter, have g,ne to Yankton City T the purpose of ialery ew- ing Chief Moses agi making report,
 London, March ls--A Times special s1ys that Admiral II r ,bg, comm ,R ling British Flcor ia Sea nf Na nrFL has i,sea in,.ructrd to ssil f T Bs>i'<a By Wed iesily m1siisg .
 P4ns enrre p 'ldeat ot the Time. says. Pure party of Inc L fl met yesterday and .acilty ;cids vote a Fti lst in ,t,.i u ,lt. .'
 s. Louis. N ruh i3-A special from Texas stat S that .everal V Ktca1 murder CTS of Judg. Hlvsrd and Messrs. Atkinson and McBri,!e St EIiEsrin several m luths ago. have been arrested sad arc 10 lail Mexicaus tkreatea to re-cua f1en.
 Ashland. Oregon. March l3--A fire this oiniBg burnsd everything wes' of Main street from MeCaiI's sto'e to the bridge. Loss. $26,O00.
 s.cfamenie. March l3-At the municipal election. Bepphli ass madr clean sVerp. i,aiing both Democrats aad Workin gmer
 Oakland, Marcn l3-At the municipal elec,ias, BorkIugmea eiesfe'i AtypT aad iEo CouneIlme-; CriEens ticket carried tie res, If tbe ufflcss.
 San FrAHcisco, March 15-TiptoP, $jJ Silver King $s 50.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14

TIE ALASKA INDAISs Shannon has recr.Vcd letter from Collector Bsll, oi Sitka, which thr7ws some light upon the tr.uille with the k5icsh Indians. Two O. ihTee nf the irihr. ~nmc ilme ago, shipped on the barge San Diegn. as common seamrn The vessel was wrecked and sll hui one oi tle Indians were drowned. The survives Nss brought 10 this port, instituted suit for wag,-- and recovered hui his lawyer granbe,i tle ~,.n!e indgm snt for fee. He was final iy sent iack Ca Ais>sl un a pass prcuIed hy Collector Shannon. and iheIe of ,is;.nG the sympaihirs of his trIbe. they demanded payDent "f wages to the Indian during his cnIre absalss Tie cutt.r Wolcntt has arrived nt Sitka. and Wili aiford aisple Prp- lection Stock R.p'rI.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
RAILWAYS AND ARIZONA

Tie Southern Pariic Raiirnad. entering Arizona from tie westward. i. now n busi - n,ss ,of,s raiissBs aEc iIuRdn d miles eastward of tIgc C Iosssln river. Nith tUeniy Eve miie' oftrack laii beyond tlat P"iui. This raii' way appfo4fh. from tae quarter ni stn Franci sco. is egrinE pFsssed Tth exceeding energy Co the Fraarksbie silver and eoppei mining district. el iAs Territory.
 Ai the sane tiiae. from ibe north. oi auarttrof Ugal1. aHoiBer raiir'ad-Iho Utah f0uihern--is heirg extended Houihward with steh energy that il i> now asserted that I,y autumn it will be at FT,co. l55 miies hevond its puseni terminus at l"fS n U.ah. ana visbia l4y u.iit- "f tiie laFgs and exceptionally rich c1pp-r yeins of A"hay' c univ in Arizona, as a.s' "t tha ex'TaiTdi- nary cnking coal beds ot that Territory.
 With large resources aud commensurate ene,o, the Atchis1n and Topeka RdlrUsd .. als, nre.siag through New Vi Xico. i' g,npr,liv supposed wth tie ulte-ior olr feet of an early jgscii0l with the S'1therf Pacific at some cor ye.iesi p.'int .n Arizons and thus giving direct approach from C. ( castward Co Der gold, silver, copper a-d Goa fields.
 h this manner within tse neKt twelve months. Ai-znna is assurrd of means of easy iporress. for all who may be attracted Co 'n vesfigaie her reported great ad~antages t"i mineral, agricultural and pas ural indus. tr,es. a. also of cheap transportation i"i mining mscbineTy. and the merchandise needed for her p0rulution. Whi'e assured ,,Iso of the like meaus of cheap egress C market for all her precincts % everg dcserip fion.-MinHg RccHfd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
A,ses,ment Notice.

r,-s Hr.tt1 Cod sHs sllver N-uizg Comrsus-ra- ..s- af r-aespEi pi1e cf suslness-saa Jeas Cs,y- s.,--s. Eeat.arn of sUrks-fls~F Niui1s Disfrs-t Y,sFrlsf Cazsts. A-sgou IeTrfzo y-
 y-s fs herstg gfFea fhss zt ner-iirg of the n arf f Fs---rs ref ozi t's lsh day of fshFuzry ls-s as s.ssaef No. z. cf h stx csgftS re- share ,sxi-s . rv 5 I k Cd sl& Csn. ts tas e-rt8ry ta, oss. i rs. .,r.raay og Ecuulzia street, ArcAsr zsl.as sln Jose C11fsTl h. .,,rs e t1s ssh sy aE-cl- is5F Ez ft rl tuert s-,f rrf. i flr Ef fhe Auetsnn- n1 aal.ss Ess- ,l.. l. r. ur 2. te sold Tuezdzs, the Isse dsy fl t~l f4s sf te elce of tar Cefn any. 1f lz o'cssrk , ss sv E. sH leaf zsse=1sen', toaets@r Sish eoss .lt s.4s-lla1ltg and cape ses ef ssir-
 Iry o-1 "a ul tae Elzrd ot L-recfs.s-
 N. L. ELT rEF, Ssrrrssrv 0s. A-easz EaIslas. Foull;asn st. San soss--s.lsx
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
Pro, s,,s For Fn-i. Fora.e, Etc.
HEAf.2CAEIxEs pEFAzEEKSr of AEiAoSA- OFFICE OF CH1ES oCAHTEEN.sEEE.

HEAfs3rAEIxEs DEFAzTEESr og AEi1oSAs
 OFFICE or CaILF QCAETEEM-sSEfE
 Prescott rarracxs, A T. February lt. tsfs- SsEAIED PRO sS1si iLS. tripl~ts2, saslsc- te tle N.uaf slai1oss. wi b@ reseivei taza 0aes- u.ill 1a osrek ns,sa oa Monday Mzrrh t7tk tsss, ~ Ssca me sg gfaep thay si be os-llsi prsseas of e-dd rs fr fu-ts,.ius and lsbsertss Nilttary Sa -s azs- t, ss-sl Eszr sssfsrpeu ne Juiy is;. ls7s. and ent t.ss slta Izs1 f0iiJwss Hsrl a.4 s7ft VI eoSa t's Ifzry n sy. S.s1E ka czssre al - sssea "i eau szlrttiss Es mEy he rel ared daa 2 fha n-c saf nl-a.sstsesf al Causn B0s1e, Apacae- GrNst' Haarh.ara LoEeu. NolaSe, McboEeu. l. A. ftueker Therazs and Ner1-. and As Nhttfia Aoi YuFna Les so.. A. T.. and Ai F5rt fGnA CN- Fro- rsls for esrsr of the sto-rs usustoaet or Tor oaan;t3e. lsss than the . ole regaire1 Sil oe 1s C,vs-a-rnt ress-sss tas risai to rsi-et any 0r sn rrops als arrf-reaee ull be glSea e. artacies of dorncstie production.
 Ilznk pr0pssas alt p-iatsl circaia-s- staiins tae ktBA sraf essastad qututftt~s rrqared sf each Depot sn Pssr zud sing fan ia trurtie2s is Co ths ttaaeI of tsdfux coalitions Co te o1serrzt by bidtsrs aud terms of c1uirsrt ssd payment, 1ih he fnrnishea On application odce. t0 the aiTter'u@stsr as soy of fe Depats Po-ts nzuaei. kuxesofe- contnina g prop s1ls sk1uid be marked "RroTsssS5s Tor hAfif Cora wood. e.er' tas the may be ana sadress~d to tha EgdrfsIznef.
 Local F-1ls~ls Co b@ sd1russi to ihc GlArs-rralster of ths Drrot or P st. fer which tAe ht1 ss intended and marked 1s above. pfl be rsccfyed-
 GEO. N. WEEKS
 na Major and olsTterruastsr. |. .. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
The ynIture Mins.

We learn that J. D CusenbeTry, the man who first started the old NuitUic mill ana run it successfully for SD msny years, Is sgau in the ..rr. .itDry ana cum@- iI rhe in- ierest Of the neS Company ih-t purchasru the prooeTty last summer, ard is aiesdy negotiating with parties for lumber anal other material with view ofsputtiug the 70 stamp miIl al WicScnhurg in ogieT aud commencing wYTk oE the mILe which. it i, thought, by scientific mining maH tp be the iarg-si aud riclie>t go!d uinv in The United States. During the yesrs whieh the NH,t- Ure mine was W"rErd numbering Ai,Out ten, between seven a' d eight miIli"R- ot d-llar, were taken cur as d ,hIplsd Io San FrtLcis- co and the Eastern States. Toe Nu.ture mine WIS discovered by Henry WicEruburg in 1863; there beidg at the time several ih' u- sand tons of men orc scattered prHms -g- Ou>ly ov ;lie surface If Ina ground, wiich made II at once a property wOrtI several h indred ih pusand dollars The first 'hrec years ten stamp nli wa, kept cons ant Y at wnrK or float TcCk wiil out hardly sirik- ing p:ck or hammer on the ledge. With Mr. Cussnberry in charge, We lave gr.at confidence m the NuitHTe Onc- more Comiag ' up ana taking stand the front ranks of all mining enterprises ii the T rritArv. One tI,ing l. certain, that if the wh ,Ie in sl- agement is left with th.s gsl'len ti. it Wiu have tu pay or work wiI cease for he does not believe iu bankrupting his friends Tor the mere name uf heinz Q Superintendent, and does not believe ih working for glory oniV
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
Proposal, for Beef and Mutton

HEtDQrARrEEs DEPARTMENT or ARIZONA.
 once of Chief Con TaisszrT If SabsistslIc-.
 PRESCOTT. A. T. February l0ih Is7a. GEALED PROPOSALS, in sripli cate, with a copy - 4 tas aiversen n attached each, W1 be Fscive flee and the ofcss of the Actiug Assistant Commsssri, s each of tne uSts named ae-ein. il T. o'clock noou N0aiay March Huh. is7s fer tha ssT- ply of suca quantities cf Beef Mutton the hock may be tine Co t.s required Camps AuaShe. B0Eis, Grant, H1aclncL L0Esl. MeDJssb, M3hzve. Sap9Iy. ThoMRs Verde. and F9gt WhIuple. A. r. and Fort Yam C4 from Iuy ist. lss9- t5 Jane s. lssl. Blank crns, col tiseas "sin t;ss etc., fura.seei apflic1loB th- Acting AssistA5t rculnsz arirs any oI the aosts aoye usnlsi to tr Gndersix sed The co..tracts to be made under this advertise ulzGt shall ut b. con strusd Co involve the United starss in any o5y alton T payment tn of tae appropriation granted by Congress for tse purpose
 Iis CHAS. P. EAGAN, C1It. and c. \.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14

Old Tomas. a C ,cnpaa Indian well known on the lower Col=Tado, was found at Texas HI.l tie other day. hating come up from the elam-f4is lj miles beioW the mouth of the nver. in two days. According 'u his state ment the distance cauuoi be much over 70 miles, and pos,iby LeaTer lhn that c"wn tp Aaair Boy. The Mexican iW-t Of the GuIf of Calnornia trends to the Eastwsri ir,is fbe mouth of ihc Colorado, su that hl, stat, neHt iaas De correct. The c'urse point rd out md me hili- ne I,slgnated as B ing on the trail. were yrry iitiie " est '4 ,olih. He says there are two g'"si watering places cn tns trail; uGc ahout 25 mHes IT m I'Xa' Iiil. IT was "y, 2 ibis trail that Co "p'hs Tan, in 1851 Co warn iLe r,p4. and Maric'pas of the in,eBded rsid pa them ot ti.e unias and Mohave,- Yuma seutinG.,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
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The charge of adultery agaiu.t Dr. ". F saetL gas called in tbe CIsy Criminal Court ai one ?. s.. to-day, bui continued until Tnr>dsy next at len A. S. on socoUni < lhr ilIne.s of John V. ,cghlar. Smith coznsei. It is rep rtcd tha; Thomas Ficll srll enter the c&se es cDpnsc. for Smith = E Past. Mch. 5ih.
 The telegraph brings us to-day. taa sad int l,igrrc If the de th of Ms. C n. SEeT men, ard also of the Generals i!lEe $.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
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