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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02

Our neis Hoors over 'n - r,,.. ..,,,.., ,'.o- n, V find In minerals. They call i, Carbonate and ti.'Hk they nave sOH,e' thing that will lay LeadvilIe, . ''D.aS, %aSo where similar ore is found, in the s..-' Ne believe that New Mexico contains much Mineral, and that eventually the coming new state will rank with the richest mineral states or Territories in the Union. Nc" NJ ,xico has large tructs of arabic lands which with its pasiorial and mineral dis tricts places Il a, once in position to O' pcopled by capitalists and others, who vii make ii a country Of great wealth. Ih' new discoveries are 2omiles south of thecit! of Santa Fe and about lj miles east of th' Rio Graude.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
MoBAvE COUNTY.
SIGNAL.

SIGNAL. Tn MIStR.-In this deserted village, every thing is quiet and daily growing more ana more so. What the owners of these me properties are going to do, no one call tell. That the failure of the McCrackin or sig nal mills, to-day, IS alone due to gross mis- management, is plain to every ci reful oo- strver of the past three years. The mines are all right, the orc as good as ever, ana the mills just as efficient in working It. rne grand secret lies deeper than either of .,o has its origin in other quarters s" that as it may, the mines arc closed ,he mills are stopped, and going to rum T,,,o ,own is deserted and soon the owis and coyotes will hold the only nighuy revels m .he once busy streets of siehai' New. Virginia & Nashville, Levy Aosn land X Co. and Kimball Bros, alone are left with fine stocks of goods, only waiting ,o dec,de where to go, before a'so foiding their tents. Now and then an eastern man aras hi. way here to look over the mines oi q once paying property. Alas, so goes the ,.or,d Mir. w. A. Fuller returned from ,he east last week; after trying to lay out new road from Aubrey to Cedar Valley and wandering for two days about the sacra mento Valley, Mir. F. has gone to Mineral Park to puachsse Mir. Mays interest ID the Silver Queen mine on the Arnold iode In Cedar Valley. Ills five stamp mill Is at Yuma and will come up on the next boat CoI Allen of New York paid us visit last week He came in the interest of eastern parties and expressed himself as well pleased with the general outlook for Mona'c county and especially of Northern Arizona'
 CEDAR VAIL Er DISTRICT,
 Everything is brightening up little The discovery of another rich streak oi ore N.ieudie and Arnold mines, and the fine fir G deyeiopme.,'s in the hieerns ao,.ns anu Inv II"na ~;ncs everybody .--ls little better, no,yithstandIng the black eye '. '"e Signai and McCrackin failures seem to e,;Se to this section of the country. BIT e,Ilar win soon have his five stamp mIi' running ou the Silver Queen. hessrs' nay ,oonds win erect at once two stamp Hli on inc Uibernia. The Arnold Mining Co
 will put a mill on the Arnold mine during ,be season. At present, Mr. Jerome, super ,tendcnt of tue Arnold mine, has two ras
 tr,s running on chloride ores ana twS on sulphre, ores from that mlne' ~ s ssT -,s d., ,he nroduction from this source VII
 moi he less than $3,000 per monih' hl | Iudson is also sinking new Worhiul shaft He will drive the work in both tun nets and both shafts as rapidly as Posslole P'I', NIT. Msieudie is hard at work dsssloPini !, his mine. He has purchased another oae third interest in ;he Summit mine on tn' Arnold lode. Mir. Tompkins Is running
 two rastras on the old Tsigings oi Ais ulins E, The Ravmonds have some men st hOil e s;nking working shaft on the Hi1erni' r A district that IS self supporting without mill, ought to heard from when once mn 1. are erected. Our ranches all look well'
 f ~ SIGNAL.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Assessm pnt Notice.

yr,IGFR MINING COMMUNICATION OF \ so k Tiger District Bradshaw Mountain, Yavapai County Ar Territory location Of principal place of lusfpess san Francisco, California.
 Notice Is hereby given. that at meeting of the Dirc ore held the fourteenth p4nl day of March, 1870 sn Assessment No. three 3, of Thirty O Gents rr share was levied the capiai stock of tho cor. oyst on payahle immediately in United States Gold Coin 70 the Secretary, at the office or the Company. Room o. Nevada Block, 3y9 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unuaid on WEDNESDAY. the twenty-third l23) day of April Is79 wili be delinquent, and advertised for sale al public ancfion; and unless payment Is made before, will be sold on MONDAY. the Nineteenth tl9thl day If May 1879 to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses Of sale.
 wM. H. LENT, Secretary. OFFrcE-Rocnl @, Nevada Block, No. 309 Montgomery Street san Francisco. California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
application For Patent.
To THE BELcHER MINING CLAIM. T.. $. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, A T.
 April, 4th, 1879.


 IT. S. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, A T.
 April, 4th, 1879. Notice Is hereby given that John A. Rush, whose Post fre ,ire-s is Pr scott YavApsi County, ArzonA Ter ri,orv hss this day nied his application Tor u- S pstst for nfteexl hundred 5O4l linear feet of the Becher Quartz Lode, bearing mineral with surface ropd six hundred (6gCl feet in width, situate anu fng i'm BE Bug Mining District, County of is'spSi, ierfory of Arizona aud known and designated o9 me eed notes and official plats on se in this oiiee as ot No 4-, unsurveyed lands.
 rhe ex,sror eoundarfcs of said Lot So 44, oelIg Ss .pows viz: Variations l4 deg. i2 mia east
 Beannins at Location Monument at centre or N F. end of caim which notice of location is posteo' Thence along NE end of claim N 60 des w ltfee nun drei ftoi it. N. V. Of claim At thls corner solid granite boulder projects one foet above ths eo1 ft long, q. wide. is marked 3xS ID Gt point "i cor ner and under same msra, B l. Nc l. and also uonu- fnent of stone 2fs feet high Thence S VI deg Nes fifteen hundred iteo feet t0 S. W. corner oi cihin where is set s in he ground snte 2txs25 neaes, nsr B. l. No. II. and is built also inonunentoI sti claim six hundred tDDt feet 10 <. F. corner or cla & here is set in the ground, granite rock 1i-iA iieies' marked B. L. No IT, ana is built monument or stone tl feet high. Thence N. 30 deg Best along s w. end of claim fifteen hundred tlhtgl feet 10 N k cor oi claim where is set a. in tho ground, graniee foeh xi4x6 inches. marked l. " and IS but nioli'aeh 1f stone 2 ft. high. ThenceN co w. along N h end o claim threshunred feet O locston monument aud pAe | Of beginning, containing 3l eo-lu9s acres. r fh location of this mine Is duly recorder m BOOK V l B. of Mines Records of Yayapai County, AriEona | Folias 5i5 and 5i6.
 Anv and an persons claiming adversely any portion o said Beleher mining claim, said mining ground a here,nefore described, required Co hie their aVers Preeost in the Territory of Arizona curin the sxt days publication her Of they will be barred py Nrt of the provisions of the Statute
 al50d VIM. \. KELLY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Hish rr'-szrs os Compound.

ORDINARY ESsTSE@ compounded uasa aiyss.l,,. HtAA1 holisE ss fazseeEr aEtesl.iess essea to the gasiisy f tis assslsi ss,a vsrt,..fs sfss hone b, nFst-clsss upFk TTeducsl '' WAFER rlfK. of bsisz s.f sAcsa fran, os ans, .,,. sAssss Fa.les. fsached nud faek~d for sht,., , - m O hs invites ca Ice Rsaar.d N hhAl.AtlIS E4NETiSG.-H1aIez uosz sr.d ..ssr " n-e ai th@ ssi4slshrneat rislisa lg hyirsul,e freta as nlsehtlss3 tissg slaltf ,.f ,s.a% -, e. siIeTses ts bslsa vS.rt.
 AaA-kta aisiags ef asy osp4rlty and of .,x -iae uf sa{s oi a4rest sctlle sasags,usd sn.yinss
 iise ei fei Afe lzsftiensrlt reeorssiss.,lisi W fsf so sass sas is zee, nos one hssisS svs- nrstsr elsE. t'ss ptkEC T ACTING ENGINES fr snssr-ro.ra ,,,.v, teaen af eS szssf sufts IisrIa@e. hulit uath he
 i'sFsy v'iFe Haaiisa, superior Co any other.
 NlNINs NACHiA FRY sfsartz sssilss pans. boa.y rsscAizszsT Fc5s1s.Fal T 1es
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02

THE CHILDREN's DANcE.- City Hall, last evening, presented scene long to be re- nembered by children, parents, and others who assembled to take part in the May-day dance. The large hall which has ample room for 100 couples, was filed with the joyous young souls, members of Prof. Sher man school, who gathered in 10 celebrate. The children, young ana ola, from five yrs. up to eighteen, selected partners. form ed quadrilles and ripped around gaily to the music furnished for the occasion by the Hudson Brothers. At II o'clock the chil- dren, en masse marched to an adjoining room and partook of a bOuntilul repast, which had been cnntributen by parents and friends of the children, for the occasion, af- ter which many of the younger members departed for their hemes, leaving the field clear for the school children ofa decade ol so ago, and ample opportunity to talk ovei little matters pleasant to them, and spac, ,n which to display their terpsichoresn teats beautiful figures aad rich toilets. The par ty was pleasant, it pleased our li:tle folks and what more could be asked.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Well Dase FoE Coyote

The old acquaintsnees Of J, C. Dunn, .,co,,,." wilt be pleased io learn of his ,,ooi success, Sc reported in Ihe following which we copy frOm the sAsts fe Ne" Mexican of April 18th:
 JC. Dunp. an old prospeotor we'll known ,brnngbout New Ne4ico and AriZoua, has recently made some large sales of mining nronertv situated in the Sau Juan county io Lieut.. Governor Tabor of Colorado s Lcadyills wiIl be left in the shade soon"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Proposals For Army Supplies.

Chief cArterInasters Office, District of New Mexico.
 SANTA fE, N. April le ls7a. AEAIED PR0POSALS in triplcate, with copy of - this advertisement attached to eack will be received at this oice, by Inc officer Of the o. N. Department each of the fooNing named posts for the supplies required thereAi until n o'clock Thursday. May IS, 1879, a which time and Iaco they will be opened in the presence of hdsrs for the furnishing and delivery such guzntitis of Corn, Barsy Oats, Bran, Hay, Wsssd and Charcoal may b. required ny the Q. NJ. Dept during the hsca year commencing July 1, 1S19, Rort Union Drpos, santa Fe, Forts Stanton, Win gate Bayard. V. M-, Forts Garland and LeSis, Colo rsdo, and Fort Bliss. Texas.
 Payment for the supplies depends upon future sp- propristion for the purpose by congress.
 Proposals for furnishing any quaasSties of these supplies less than the whole required any Of the poets wi1 be entertained. The aoyernment reserves the right Co reject any sl hds, and also Co the vhoe any portion of the supplies contracted for Good and sT isnt nGnis in the of .ne-tlird the amount f contract vin be required from the contraesos F te prompt and faithful fulhment of ths coatruVs The usual requirements must be observed in mAlina pFouosals- frefereuc w Ds Rive ta aFtscles af do Inesnc production. Infcrutafiou as lo quantities v quirsd. blank pruposss, prasi eant and reu re ents, desAlls, etc, viii be frutshod O1 appheAt on hs 9aarernastT's ooe pf eitaoz Of the psss name ur at this offtca. y.J. b. NA CHIKr QUkKrEBzssrFn
 PEEscoFT, Asaa 2s, is7a.-sts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD or SUPERvIsohs-
 YAvAPAI CoUsTX, ARIZONA,

OFFICE OF THE BOARD or SUPERvIsohs-
 YAvAPAI CoUsTH, ARIZONA.
 PREscorr, April 18th, 1879. cFkIFD PROPOSALS. with copy of this adSertse- S pt attached for Inaintainance and care of the Insigeut Sick and wosnded of YEvapai County, in- cluding boarding. lodging nursing hospital aeeommo, datous rnedicines surEeI appliances, medical ana s,ryirai attcndance together with the medical and suYie attendance of inagent county prisoners rom May lst 1872 uatl December a, 1872 both inclusive, ,f fb, rfs rr sopA oF irsek will be received at the ofe of the Clerk of said Board of Supervisors until 10 o'clock M. April 2sth. ls'2-
 Said Pr pOsals to be accompanied by satlsfactory bond for the performance of the same.
 The Board reserves the privilege of at any ue an- nullip the contract which may he made with the sue sot JOHN LLOYD, Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Notice to Creditors.
Fs.,.e of JOHN ZIMMERMAN, deceased.

Notice s hereby gwen by the undersigned Admihis- tor of the estate of John Zimmerman, deceased, 70 inc creditors of and all persons having claims a@alns, said deceased. to exhibit them with the nccess~f. vouchers ithn ten monzhs of the nrss psoheauoh v, business in tne Village of Prescott, in the Count oi WI. TOMPKINs, Administrator Of the Estate Og John Zimmerman deceased-
 Prescott March Sd 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Certificate of Territorial Tres,

I, Thomas J. Butler, Treasurer oi irizas Territory, hereby certify that tho Arizon Development Company has this day filedh my office its acceptance in writing of tb Act of which the above is a copy, and hs also filed in my office bond in the sun < twenty thousand dollars, which bond hs been approved by the Governor. ana an As soeiate Justice of the Supreme Court of An. zona Territory, conditioned for Its fathil performance Of the provisions oi sand Ae.
 THOMAS J. BUTLER,
 Territorial Treasurer
 Prnscnff Eeh 9nfh IS1Q
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Notice so Creditors.

Esssts of HCDH c. ArCHKg~ON. seo-asea.
 Setioe hsFsig given t tta nl.iss.rt.I Aarssris- trsfoF of shs lsfzs e hagA C. A hsrsl aenSsed Go Che creditors of sza N ffss. having eains aFairst ths ssgd drcearea. eshhs thrsu atfh t- usrs-.s, v0neAeTs stAn tn fnCstAs of ths frsf FsHas.fsn of .ss- l1..ea. sa Hu1sFsissed si Hs realfa.cf Ln etacrsi Fkgk. asazqs Caas iy, Aglzl.z.
 q. EE.aIz. A6uz.EtstrEsaF af ths Est-fe ag Has.h C. kschersaa. eseszsed.
 NFsuas,l Fsrk, 1kugsry El4h. 1sla.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Nosiee ,o CFeai,ar..

Esrssa af Aired A. HeEsiek d.s1s1ssa.
 Nafsqt is iisrts gwen hg ths uaesr~lTsei A1zsufs fsirlx V fs ssa.s nf Alfrss e HsrrtcE 4ssssea. ts fhr cr-stnrs af saa an rTsoas havtns eizigsa sEss tss sksl aecssess t Eahft ftr-r 1.sts t6s a.ssSfT yastze si3.ss. ts at tss asri F-iilazfua af ths els{cs tp Basa f3s. e nef cfcs iu ths town af Prs sss, YssA{zs Cursy, fsrT1tssT sf AFzsEsa.
 CArpfE q. HEERtcE. Aasnlsistratrlr. T-rasrff. A. r.. FraL 1a fsT2-wsr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02

The excitement throughout Cabtorn over the adoption of the new Constitution seems to be paramount to all other issues. If ,ho old constitution is kept intact, the ,ronev owucrs will have come out vi't"ri- ous. aud Americans will still continue to rulc at least in California. some things ;n ,he now instrument are meritorious, while the bad parts condemn and more than condemn that which has merit
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Adm,nistrator's Sale,

Notice s hereby given that in pursuance of orderoi the Probate Court of the County of Hayapai in the Ter
 tory Of Arizona made the 18th day of dsrch A. D. 1872 in the matter of the estate of Evermont bIedsoe, ocsse the undersigned Adninisraor of the estate of said deceased wi ae at Private Sale, to the highest bid der for cash Thursday, the i5th day of May, A. ID. 1879 the oce of F. w. Aran Attorney al Law, in the Village of Prescott A. IT., at the hour of o'clock M., comprising I6 mules, wagons and team harness.
 Bids w be received from and after this date. and to and until said date and time, at which time and place. al bids therefor w be opened and the property sold Co the highest and bidder. All hids Co be in writing and left al the ocs Of sad r. W. Aram Terms of rate 10
 per cent o pr price, o be paid st the date of sale balance be paid upon approval o sale by sad rebate Court. W, v. GkEENUP, SOB, deceased,
 Prescott. March l5th IT7g. 3w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Proclamation of the Governor
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

ERRITOR1 OF ARIZONA.
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENr.
 FEB. 10th. 1879. |, John C. Fremont, Governor of the Tel ritorv of Arizona, and ex -officio Comms sioner to superintend the drawing of I0k ries for the support of the Public SchOoA| etc., by virtue of the power and authof1 vested in me by law. do hereby desigEsies the place where the first Lottery shall s| nrawn by the Arizona Development CsRl pany, the Theatre in Prescott, the Capfdfl said Territory of Arizona, and the lz| when the same shall be drawn shall be h| 4th day of June, 1879. between the hound 10 o'clock A. M-, and o'clock P. Nj. Witness my hand and the great Seal dA| Territory of Arizona, this 2Oth day of fs| ruary, A. D. 1879.
 lsEAL-l JOHN c. FREMONT, Governor and ex-officio Lottery Comf The first LOTTERY under the foreedzl law, will be drawn at the Theatre, in Ps| colt, on JUNE 4th, 1879, or sooner, if al s| tickets are sooner disposed of, on which el casion there will be distributed THIRTTl ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ANl FIFTY DOLLARS, in 2S2 prizes as iollou|
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Dis.oIution of Copartnership.

The Cprsnersaip heretofore existing eetses sV-,-' kburn and A. J. rnoodO in the Excelsior pr gs is fms tisv dissolved by mutual conseui Joan p- br-, rrfrr- from the f.rrn kn debts Will De conoS'eu bV A J Thsbodo who win pay sil debts owing oy lt, " &@ " JOHN BL ACkBukNI
 AL. THIBODo. ,, Ns-,.h -o 1g-o 3W.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Among The Angels.

Rev s. Kalloch writes to the Evangei from, I.,s Angeles rejoicing that he IS away from he crosses and cares of life at the Temple, from callers and creditors rom nrcaehers and politicians-away from them aur'r down in "ihe quaint snd be4utiiu' ci,v of tle Angels" "The angels ot Los Nn,,.Ies r he adds. "may be fallen angets- | am quite certain have seen some Of It una. nat s,rt[but their gardens are gardeners "i the god. The Evangel also contains a le.'e' t, sTom from R. (. lin Of Albany oregon, eG' i notn ;o the highe ,erms "the earnest, sosLrn s's.tf,f ana m $.ctive revival preaching oi F,5or s,ios; Snspsw,ek S <" Can this be the same EsIo. I,,Jo, snanswick wha. according to tbe Stockton Herald, not lon| ago A.e "as the seduction or abduction of young 'an, at Lodi and sg,in st Eugene City, ~u1 ""' cowhided by her broihert
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Nosice to Creditors.
Estate Of ALDEN AUSTIN. deceased.

Estate Of ALDEN AUSTIN, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned adminis trtor of the estate of Alden Austin deceassd to tne creditors of and all persons having claims against ue said deceased 0 sxhibit them with the necessary xoncher within four months of the first publication of this notice to tine said Acntrstor at ms resaenSe in he tow, of AIeKanara in the County of Yayapa.
 ]. B. McKiSt q, Administration of the Estate "i Alden Austin, asCeased J<t v1-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02

David Crockett once visited menagcrie at Washington, and pausing moment be- fore a particularly mucous monkey, ex- clalmed: "what a rcsemblance taihe Hon orabie MT. Sln The words were scarcely spoken when he turned, and, to his great astonishment. saw standing at his side the very man whom he had c0mplimented. "l beg your pardon" said the gallant Colonel. "I would not have made the remark had known ,ou were near nc, and l sm ready 10 make the most humble apology for my unpardonable rudeness; but"-lnoking fist al the insulted member of Congress, whose face was anything bpt lovely, cad teep al the animal compared to m-"haag il if l can tell whether ought 10 apo!os size 70 you or to the monkey.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02

..s,-s and eshs4 who wish esnPoyn sOa rat. teams can procure loading oi ntr Arizona NH comnay swey- Iliss below wies eaegs, Fso- esfie, as 10 rrca etc., srply e ,ss. Is-9-tf AA'i'' = ' PnEscoTT, A. T.. March i'th' io''N
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Dissolution No.ice.

The Co-partnersbip heretofore existing oetsee. shirr.er X ietzen of the IXL Store, Sas clssoNeu VI he i4th Of tnis menth April 1873, by mn uA conen AIr Tietzen withdrawing from the hrm- The ousihes ~AA N' DAVID SHTRPSER-
 PAUL O. TIETZbN.
 Prescott. Aprl IS, IsTg.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
NOTICE
x,,.,,.r prrx MINING co.

OFFICE PECK MINING co. , os,h 1872.
 SAS FHANcIsco, April 3sth, te's. z. All rersons are hereby notiai that MT. so- the psck ses io minority to sot iR any lnAnnet s,ng Peek ,.fning Co.,, has po5iilou ss FLe74 ee2sed VH '-'e - " z. SELLS, PREs sTDKST.
 cHAs. T. BRIDGE, sEcAs1Ahh' Attest F " BLAKE, supt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02

On the 9th of this month. the magnlh- cent residence of Milton :. Latham togeth' or with his rich library will be sold at sue ton. Latham needs the money m his bus ,aeSs and is compelled toscll.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
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An Albuquerque correspondent says A great excitement prevails here about mines. Almost everybody carries his pocket iull oi rocks, ard the tnwn has become the hrme of srock huaters" May the miRers stTlke it rich.a Real carboaaies have Deea dis royered in several places. Leadvilie Nill oe lcft in the shade SOon n.-NeW MeNiesu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Notice.

an ,..r.on. who know themselves indebted 'o s,,sh aaNz win do well to set'ae IrDIneiisiel!' I ,,isced accounts without distinction. are oohseN "
 in an A'iernsss h-u '0 Prescott Aprsi 4th, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02

Hon. J. K. Luttrell has arriVed ID Cali ,ornia from the east and taken the stump against ,he nr,, Constitution.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
LEGAL.
Taken lip.

Tho undersigned has in his Possesssse1 s esSsd on is sia ,s. .,ss The brand is blurred. o~ns-, I prove property, pay charges and 'AAs ' A. s. AKFF.
 Pres.sst. May 1, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02

No SoIsE.-Riiey & Uo,, owners of mines in Tonto Basin, have quietly, without any blow gone to worE and prospccted their valuble quartz ledgrs and put up a sub stantial tao stamp mill, with gearing and power for five. on the same and are now pulycrizinp cres successfully Where ie1 Wears since old hIg Hump and his s-tAges held perfect sway, uoS exists an indGs'r1' ous ciass of Americans farming, stock rais- ing and rescuing the shining ore from the confines where nature has held It ia it's sio- ny srssp for gutold sges'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02

Lieut.. Rutfner. Chief Engineer ot the Department of Missouri, writes as follows relative to the new post st Pagosa springs and Military road from Alamqsa io Bort WInaate. "As you have seen hy papers, have succeeded ID all my plans for Pagosa- An appropriation of $4oooo for the post ard one of $i5,000 for ths road, and ;o ex- tend it 10 Fort Wiagiic, have been secured. and expect to start next month tO make preliminary sqrveYs within the ncN rpscTva tion fur site of the ncg foa. Tue pres ident has declared the new reservation as I surveyed it eic.r-New Meucan,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
TELEGRAPHIC GLEANINGS.

THE ARMY BILL PASSES THE SENATE.
 Washington, April 25-The Army bill has passed the Senate. Yeas, Al; nays, 50. A strictly party vote.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02

The best brand of four in the market sold at the IXL store al ss.25 pr. 100 lbs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
ENGINES AND BOILERS.

nuILnKBs OF STEAM MACHINERY IN All ID its branches. sis1asasst. stasnshTb. and lzssd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
4 FIGHF wTT4 SIOUX,

Chicago. April 24.-A telegram states that Lieutenant Doner, with fourteen men of the Third and Seventh Infantry. had a brush with some Sioux Indians in Mussci Shell Canyon, in which eight Indians were killed and several wounded. He lost one friendly Indian, who was killed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
BoDY-sNATCuISG.

New York, April 23.-A Herald special says that the body of Harry Rurpel was sto: len fsom the vault at Little Falls, New York. on Monday night. Durrel was s2 years old and worth $250,000.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA,
Wednesday,, June 4th, 1879.
ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE.

An Act to aid in the Construction of Capi,ol Buildings, and for the Support of Public Schools in the Terri
 tory of Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
THE CHICAGO & NORTH-VEs1a
Council Bluffs 6 Chicae

No other road rnns PulInan Hotel Cars oI ,s: ,..1 form of Hotel Cars, through between t9e River and Chicago.
 PASSENGERS GOING EAST sh0aia '~ nil.ll fhnl thla |. fha