The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Change.

e million of dollars
 Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Change.
 We are pretty reliably informed that the directors or i.,- I. l, r. r. F. Lave decided upon claugi1p tle.r rou,e from a ,..ur as ..r Hackbeily. ia Holav. county. dropping ! the Needles cruss.1g of the Colorado River and making a noT5herly de;our to Call.i-le, where the river affords all facilities for ! bridging. From Callville the route to be pursued will go through Southern Ncvala, where junction will be formed with tae 1 Utah southern. and thence on Va Bakers | field, Cal, to SGA Francisco.
 T. C. Barge, the photographer, leaves us 1 to-morrol. for PhcniH, where le takes Uu residence iyr the winter and return, h., 1 next sI1irz Sir Eur-s is au excellent ai- i t.st, and b, uniform cnur.csy and l,Hr'e- many cenurtneut duT-H- hia .aiavru j.. ] P.,.co,, aas vrou 5or himself golden rp.u | ions. lis views ot Prescott and surround | ing scenery ale of tho best e,.- r,seu l'l 1 Northern ArltrEa, aud ,Ar-- vii" 4y. .n.-n- 1 nate i1 lrssessiu- series. c-re-Il -..-m | very h..'lly. Sue-ass saaa.j as1 vii ar- ! tend this gentleman.
 Fan V. 4. Rove. ,., v.., ah,a- r, cs- ! t4n.ish a large mercantile establishment ru 1 the Colorado Ilfer at tl- Ne-d.ys. has sh.ul, ned the prol,c: "a eru-.ovlu,e nl ! the change of route .- tie t.llt., N 'a- ! c.Gc E R.. which will cr.es the Colorado 1 lOJ mics north cf ;ae Needles a' or Ee.r l Caii,!le. Air '. I..yVe,,.b.y establish his ! house at the point where rha Colorado $ tn
 be hiid4-l. aud F ,, viii make a iur.ULe 1 in a i-~ years. The g., ,e,-a- is the best r. 1 know If anywhere fer Uidc-awak@ bus
 ness man.
 l beef ard nprtoI Is enormous. Al ie,sJ d., thousand beryc- are used in this a.Ju, annually. The cost of raising this art.li,
 8, commonly used 1i,l nor eAc-el ole cent 1 Der pound. U.te:Ia,iess butchers ? ay ta, 1 liberal price O. , cents pes D. Her. ,s au ] excellent bGsiuess. "HL tla fo.d is l4r-. , enough for hundreds of r-r-aIs to en-:.. in Should beef grow beyond the home consumption the Atlantic & pt-Ec, which yiil D, completed 2, san .raue.scp within
 .uo years. vii furnish aa easy and 4G.eE
 outlet and laarE...
 C. c. Bean .s l~-:'v engaged putin. ut a shelter for tbe reduction "f copper ores .a ! Copper Basin. Inside sixty days he ezplcT. 1 ;y have his .grracl5 in operation and pro- | dur.r- : 0J0 ,hs at copper srat p.r dav ] .Ie claims to have in!..pcs of tons of o.e .G sigb-. with plparec5o .iuj,uL ,u.- i.u.y ' in the lelecs to last ip. the next century a- | the expiration of which time we a.l will 1c able to live in a land where there is uo min ing done.
 Noha.e county, in which we have va- bounded faith so far as her mineral wealth IS concerned. Is coming 70 the front. < ueC rapcr Lls been started a- Nner., Park. and soon the irog h-Ltav vii. .r!yersJ the en- tire count from east ,r -r-.,. and thus open c eap ant eI-y 'ge-'.,f ,r.a-.,H. which TII insure p-"s,e.iry rp 4l. wEy have. like true heroes. hel1 ,a 5a. .l-.l-g ....rs with courage and faith that c.; .'. @. -- T sGrp.,ses that of Father Job
 Ma,or Ma. If .a- Atlantic aui Pa cifc. ;old 2 Journal reporter yesterday that there was no doubt that ;ae central division of the Atlantic, and Pacific road would he extended Immediately from Yinita to Albuquerque,
 Messr- Fall and Poe are about to erect two S-ar.s. .a- alu.i..s E. .I- thc  These los are arr. nc tie mos Ges.,~h.e n Prescott, and when occupied by two fine dwellings will add much t. the beauty of ouT town.
 4. J. Mason. while in San Francisco, Ie- 1.nt'y. purchased tea thousand dollars wo,th of goods for his s-ure iu this city. which viii make h.s >sso-tlAeut complete .u all things.
 Railroad Contract: i.aI Is in town, laa,;- ing purchases Of supplies for us camp. H. iIlt,rus ua that ral!goad movements aso 1 frisE. Grading. cutting, fling, tunneiIEC, etc, io ben, pushed rapidly.
 4. T. Co5dingt3n, of Albuquerque, ' N who las been with Us for few days departed this ?. h. for his home.
 Leighton. the irrerres:ib'e pro-.4cto4 ant l part owner IL tGe Perry mine, brought la s,ue rich ore from that bonanza yesccl- day.
 The e,uthetn Pacific B l., we hear, is du:nga very lar-e business. transporting passengers and igeigA.iEg into Arizona aHa elsewhere.
 Judge Berry i, now ..,artl at Tucson, where he is ready to fZ gun, pistol. or even lend h., services as eu attorney before C.u.;l cs Jgsti-e.
 N-r were pleased to meet Jr'aav H'@.rs. fors.yy,ri y-ars res.Icnr 6. Ba. "aHt"z
 ..ea,:ia sec:,u wlo ha5 been a.s,ur -,,,i,i moatts iu Ic2a- and other western st-r,s.
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 Lieut.. Wilcox aaJ Capt. z. '. E.-". CA,,i CoHa.l ssfry oi AlZ'ua, are -.-.. .G -aat..-a Arlz..a.
 Il. r. Hyrz is constantly re.....r. ti,.a ;ra.- ant s.. A.u.s o.r re'. e'rts lg, L..s.rL..
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