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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

<. F. chids. po.toiice i1specIos, Jeff
 Prescott tti- mosuihg. after visii of sev-
 era days l,okibg in,o mai matters here. J. A. V.ndeburg iias relarn sd 10 Prs- cott satisfied 10 take chances here in prefer
 ence to any place seen during his absence Rev. C. $. BsarGslee and wlfe will shor, ly leave for two months abse1ce for ths benefit Of the la,ter's health.
 Rev. Mir. Smith, who xss for short time pastor of the Copgreg aiionsl Church s, thi: place, is lying seriously i'll al his residence in East Prescott.
 Chief Justice Shields and family are ex pecied to arrive from tne east tomorrow Rooms have been crg,ged for lhem al Mrs Curtis , n West Prescott.
 W Dawes is iG town from ,be Peck
 II says thai she work of drifting 10 make connection sith the Occidental mine is
 being vigorously prosecuted
 MIs. Horne. mother of Miss Emily Horne
 and Ed iorue, hss been quite se-'ou.iy ill
 for several days, having bad tnmor remov-
 ed fl1m her side. She Is nos in Q fair
 way for recovery. we are happy 10 say.
 Seiviss at the Marina Street Cbgrch to-
 morrow AS follows: Preaching at 10 30 A. NJ
 0y Rev. C. s. Beardslee, Pastor of the Con-
 yregstional church sa,5s.h Sclool at 2.30
 ?. N. Preaching ID the evening &; :. o'clock by N. L. Guthrie. Pastor.
 Ths Lynx Creek placer minea haze now
 sen rulaiay io: ti,,s e. cay- with a goo supply of water, which i-, g; .Teseu;, be ginning to dimiuish. ibe less es will cou- tinue to run without cesa up a, long ss water lasts.
 Francisco Barillo was killed at Antonio Sabrita's wood emp, four miles from Git ton, Sunday afternoon last. He was taking lessons III pistol practice from his friend Santiago Jualez, who was twirling reyol- ver on his finger. "a Ia cowboy" when fl was accidentally discharged, siIh a isial result. The Coroner was st once notified and proceeded 70 the imp sni took chsEg e the body. Al tbe liques-, ii Monday, q nurBo-T Of witnesses we;e ex,minoi, who al testified substantially that the killing was purely accidental, and the jury exon cratiug the prisoner, he ws. discharged. TLls makes the secO0d death occurring in ,be same oaWp within iso weeks, ana in precisely the same manner. both the vIctIms discovering Too late ,Ls. The pistol WAS loaded .-Cisrion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
OFFICIAL:
gsPcScott gsad.

James S;esar', cnmmi .sinr.i fpr fhe ex- penii'rre tf he apprnn-is';' m ldc for tbe improveme,.t o. the $ zck Csfi,n rGsj re tuned this mcrniEg rom visi; 10 the camp, which is now ,ccased between Gille t and New River. He informs us inst the recen, storm damaged the grades ou the Black Caf ID and Arrastrs creek bill. very slightly, and that the force csp make all necessary repiIrs in two days. An entire new ros1 has been made over the Chslk hill this side of Gille,t, turning to the right this side of the rocky grnuui and running by the old stone house Ths stage came over ihc rev road yesterday winch is better ana shorter than the old route. Ten men are DOW employed On thu work which will be extended to the old D ser, s a,ion, and when operations are completed vii, i've to the public one of the bes: mountain roads in the territory Gsze te.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
Ee~sealer pre.errn,,....

An ezcbspge ssys: Pcople c,noos be toe chary about newspaper prescriptions. Even when started out right the ignorance or neglect Of oomrosi'crs viii alter ib, in so they make fatal doses. Once last summer an exchange published az cholera preven tive formula which would have caused death in one dose, and rccenily another hss done the came in prescription pubh.bed for bydrophobia. Ia bo'h instances the blame is sttaehed to trauspositicn of some portion of the formula by . composi,or. Bat that would not help back into the world . poor fool whose fear of contseion had led him to have the prescription pre- pared for use.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
FROM FRIDay's DAILY.
Summer weather.

"O0stfs
 The torn was i1.i of visitors to-iiy many of them bsirg s,tr'c.ei here 10 WI pess ,ae execution ot D. W. Diids.
 The execu;ion of D isia hss been the principul topic of ccnvsrss'ion to-dsy- and is the principal item of news also.
 Charles W. Beach arrived in Kirkland Valley yesterday with lis horses recently jrough, out from the east, twelve ia nun Der, two of which are fine s,sllioss. The. were snox boupi tor nineteen days iu Kansas ba, arrived in good condition.
 \ Chinese wash hoase on Upper Granite Street, near the Greet, has quite curiosity in the shape of Chinese lsrterp. IL con sis.s of paaorsras of quaint figures. The isniern was made hy an iagerueus Chinese. named Charley Geo. The plsce is visited each evening b, large number Of visitors. Tns ci.y d is ef pi,af hsv. tackled n, sling shot nsis-aoe srnrg she boys of that town xi.h a view of supp-essing it. I' would be an nc. cf w;sicr on 'he :aFt of stc council of Prescott, ;o Go ,ae ssms iiiag tere as they are dangerous plsyth'pgs.
 The first number of :Se Salt River Valley News, or rather cue half of ir, ia on OUT tshie. T. j. published at Tempe, snd when communication is opened up for receipt of material, delayed b. wsshou:s. wi'l sppea' ss five Column qusr'o pspe:. fl is ru6- shed " j. !; Fitch. T Ma,iiE and II n Harris. vi.h the first nsTci e. oiiior He iniual ruu.ber is v.,y r.s,'y printed and newsy sheet, and being ub.isael iD g p'"sperous town. wi.h several ooa,iguous S'ilsges s'd settlements iu Ike condition whis DO q ub:, be successfa! yen;ure.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

The republican paper in this town has never insinuated in . mean or in any other wsy tba, Marshal Meade was . little be- hind in h's accouots. It simply made 6 lain straightforward statement, according to information it bad received, and iusir. uated no:hine. It is not the insinuating kind of paper. If it has anything to say it speaks right out so it can bs uoder- stood. The fact that a part of Marshal Meade's accounts have been suspended, if such is the case, was not intended nor could it have been understood as a ref .c- tion on him. Happy is the tfiicial, United States Marshal or otherwise, who can Lave his vouchers pass ed without virg any of them suspended. The expenditures were exceptionally large, and the results to show for them were exceptionally small This is fact which MarsFsl Meade himself, we presume, will scarcely attempt to deny.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
BUSINESS LOCALS.

"ous Cbieftain,' only s cents, cpd 2. god as any 10 cent elgar in the town, u li,ken's Cigar Store. If
 lust received, at Hutchinson & Co.'S. Corner Drug Store, another invoice o. lizard Oil, Elys Cream Balm and otteI Sopular remfdies. tsti god
 For ten or twelve years have beer -erely sfflie' d with csiarrh. Neu, .eiora founc such decided reiief ss:srorr Eiy's Cream balm. I consider my elf cur si
 T. " BurTNsros, llechas isviile; N. (Pr:ce 50 cen;s,)
 Rheum,tism, Gout and Ncura:gis q, senersliy caased by urea in the blood, asc ' 's one of the special properties of Ds 'S'rhmond's SamsrI'sa Neiyise to ersdicas, al these disorders. For sale st C. s. Hutch ason & Co.'s corner .irug store. ts
 Ia one week Ey,s Cream Bsim opened passsge in enc rostrii, through which hsdrot breathed in three years, sub iued q naamAaiiou In ias bead and throat. u .ssult of eatsrrh. Colonel 0. M. Ncilliay nswego, N. Y. CSee sdv.J
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10


 The Citizen has been giving the Tucson merchants little taking to in regard to their habit of sendiu g away for their print ing. while they set up big howl when .py of their customers order goods from the outside. The following very truthful re- marks are applicable to other cities be. sides Tucson "rhey expect . psPer to suppress legitimate items of news to abuse some one they haze to lie for them when they have soms sxs to griud, and to be general catspaw to rake their chest. Luts out of the fire, but they VII beat him down on the already los price of advertls : ing and get competitive bids all ever the country for a job on which there is . mar g.n of one dollar profit Su.h merchants have DO right to expect good word frcm the press, snd if exact justice wa. accorded them they would soon close up business They are sn injury to the plrce they are bleeding to death."-EJitaph.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
Prolific Cnftie.

Pins County, Ariz,nn, has the mos, pro. life cattle ia the world. We have sbou, 9o,o00 head of cattle in this county and shir about 90,00v head per annum without di. minish,ug our stock IL would appear by this that every COW, ull and steer and calf bore 6 calf esch yesr. This is not actually the case, however, and siiil our first propo- sition is substantially correct. IL is nol the breeding, bul's, steers and calves, bu, the smugglers across the Sonora line wes, of Nogales, that keep up the regular supply for shipment
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
GENERAL FIELD ORDERS
 No ,,

With feelings of the deepest sorrow. th Brigadier General Commanding announce the sth of Captain Enmet Crawford, 8 Cavalry, which occurred near Nscori Sonora, Mexico, of wounds received January | 1tth, 1886
 Captain Crawford, with the zeal and Al lantry which had always distinguished him, volunteered for the arduous and thankless task cf pur.uiDg the renegade Chirieahus Apaches to their stronghold in the Sierra Msdre, MeIico, and was assigaed to the command of one of tne most imp,r. tant of the expeditions organized for tbil purpose.
 In the face of mos; dIscoursg.ng obsta- clee. he had braveIv and patiently Allowed in the track of the renegsdes, being con- stantly in the field from Ihe date ot the outbreak in May last to the day of his death.
 After a march of eighteen hours withou, halt in the toughest conceivable country, uo boo euCCccoeo io 'tsCofei'ne hnu eui- prisipg ihelr rsncLeIis in the loity ranges near the Jsrrss River, Sopor.. Every thing belonging to the enemy Tel m our hands, and the 3hiricahuas during ,be fight sent in sqoaw to beg for peace.
 Ali arrangements had ben made for 6 conference early nsxs moraiDg. Unfortu nately, body of Mexican irr. guar troops attacked Captain CrawtJrd'o camp at day break and it vas while enG-svoring 10 save the lives of others tl,E, Crawford fell.
 His loss is irrep.s~Or. l. Is necessary to expiain the iina.aiant ua ur- of the ser. vices rtrf' Il by .he distinguished sol- dier. Ills uslne hes ,rer prominently iden,id 'i sitb mos oi tie sssercst m- psigns and with many If ihe seyefest en. gagem-nts with hostile lndiaDs since the close of tue war ot tue I, Lei.ion in which also, ss 6 mere youth, ne bore q gallant part
 He has been personali, known 10 the Gen eral Commanding the Department, ,iuce 1871, and has been si vaIi, Us times select ed for the executio'i of the mos: delicste and most responsible irIs; ,-ali nf which duties have been perform u be complete satisfaction of bis superio s, w@o.bor in the field against hostile Sioux, Cnryrnnes, U,es or Apacbes. in NebrasSa, Dakota, Mou' aas, Utah, Colorado. Aria rha or Mexico, or, in the more perplexiag aud mere annoying position of the offer ID charge of the inter ests of the Ap-csr Ss'ioo, Nh'cb place he held win honor sn,: fl ielity tor nearly three years.
 Brave ss i't; m" lest, ten6cf and gen. tie ss Eoolsni always ayei>e ts siluding to bis own achleycmtnis; temperate, noble and wise, -he wss, durii 'f, sn b nor 10 his professi..o aud in death 1. an example to his comrades.
 BY C,MxANp or BRIG AprER GENERAL GE,.
 CROOK:
 c. S. ROBERTS,
 O.r,s;r + h Infantry. OFFICIAL: A. A. D. q.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
A Ainister's Dessk

oo Saturday esening at Q o'clock Rev.
 Geo L, Smith, died os consumpsisn iu
 Prescott, and was buried this afternoon a,
 o'clock, a large conecurse Of .:sizens
 attending to psy the lass sad rites ,e vers
 promising young man, who has been sskea
 away in the prime of life, snd Tn the very
 morning of his usefulness Deceased v.s
 s2 years of age, native of Broome Csanty
 New York, where he leaves mother .an,i sisters to mourn his loss. He also leaves a sife, ard oue child, two years old in Pres. colt to mourn the joss of . loving father ard a devoted husband, tho have the
 warmess sympathies of our people in their great bereavement.
 MT. Smith graduated uirh high honors al Amherst College and afterwards took a course of theology, and graduated from Andover College. A gentleman who re- gently visited Prescott, who was acquainted with him during his college life, said he was one of the mast promising yorng me, of his class After grsdsating from Ando- yer college, he was for some time stationed at Rock Springs, Wyoming, as pastor of the Congregational Church at that place. Ills health beginuing to fail he removed to Riverside. California, but failed to secure th7 relief expected aud abAbdoced the ministry ani came 10 Prescott for the ben eh' ot hls health, and engaged in the stock bu@'ness with T. w. Otis on the Lower Agua fria. lie had, however, postponed this change tco long, and the fell disease had obtained such e hold on his system | that cur healthful and fife giging e.ima;e failed to overcome it's insidioas inroads on !! h's system, although there is DO doupt. his 1 life was prolonged by it He preached for l the Congregational sc,iety here for three | months 70 fill he vacancy causd ry the of Rev. 2. c. Hunt, pending the ] lrrva of Roy. c. $. Bearlslee and was 'ecognzsd during that time as ooe of the lbles. ministers that has ever ben in Prescott. and as q man was 2niyeuaIIy owed by all who knew him. Like all thers suf'ring from this disease he was anguiDe to the last of his recovery. |.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
A BriI,iaa, stroke Of x.,erprt

The Daily Tombstone, of rombstone,'
 "tskes the cake" for en,erprise. It pub
 lished half column article purpcrrins "a
 be special telegram of the Dilda execu
 ho,, in which scarcely ,ine of ruth ap- pears. I hung him at ii5, tbree-gp,r- ters of an hour after Dilds was in his grxye, for iLe murder of under sheriff Lauler, Tao was presen; aud assisted at the execu- tion. Notwithstanding the scaffold was hsf mile from town thS enteIprsina sheet hung him ca the plaza with Cstho lie pIies, at the head of thesprocesdou, while no preacher or priest was near. In- stead of the militia which sormed arosnd the scafold, Mash stretched rop~ aseuuti i. to keep the crowd back. He alss h~d the sheriff hold tim up on the scsffold, 80 weak and frightened was he, while the feet IS that Dilda stood ss erect and fism as fae. editor os the Tombstone would to bracs ua, agaiDsi bar 10 take a-bottle of pop. s;
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
IRON MONDAYS DAILY.

'
 James Davenport left for his home in th
 Verde Valley yesIeri ay. = Under Sheriff M. Lawler went out 10 tn Verde on fficial business yesterday. Chef Justice Shields aud wife nave re l turned from tue east. Sam HIil has gone 10 Pber K on busi ness. Hon. ". A. Rowe snd family will nov into Prescott this week Mr. Rowe vii buIld himself a residence in East Prescott in which they reside. Governor Zllick and Marsbsi Meide tav, gone south.
 Court vii open nexs Monday again.
 Tbe indications are good for suoihel s'orm.
 Pleasapt snd sure cure-Rcd Star Cough Cure.
 hev C. II. Adams is trying to build 8 church at Wilcox.
 J. \. Piper is giving instruction to a nu.nber of pupils s' bis resicence-
 Mir Browneli, of the Elgio butter factory of iinoi-. talks of starting creamery in Phenix.
 Locstion notices of mining claims are being fled az g lively rate with the county recorder.
 Miss Martin and Mrs. Collumber opened private schools in ,be public school build ing to-day.
 Jaiior Hickey has 8 number of prisoners at work mskIng Improvements around the court house.
 Rev. x. l.. Guthrie and Rev c. s. Boards Ice exchanged pnlpits yesterday, and each preached to large congregations.
 The Phenix Gszette urges the employ ment Of Arizona coavicts, in building dams and reservoirs for irrigating purposes in the territory.
 Arthur Robinson's young friends gave bim surprise party on Ss,urdsg night. at which inc young folks present epjayed themselves.
 A new company las been ugsiind fo the purpose If tuilding ihe Phenix and Msricopa rsilToad. and Phenix is once more ull of hope of getting her road.
 The Whipple jubilee singers, who were to have portion cf the rensir,s of Friday nights oeEfo,maEce, tui f,iled 10 receive any, will shortly give another concert in order 'o try and se: even.
 Atne8gh a ,arge edition of extra copies Q. the JougNAL- MISEp, oon,siniu.y an account cf tbe Diida execution MS printed it was txbaus. e,i. Ssf5re ngon On Saturday. EXITS copies of the ve kiy -iil be pr.ated. wbi n can hc crrocursd, ready for msIiipg, a ten ce3is per copr.
 Woe lv;lle Williams came up fron ile auisbug mining district fcw days slroe. sad rcpo.'s great activity in Uiniag thsre- The =. LouIs-YavspsI mil IS rnnDing on custom ere and miners are busy dsveiopirg thcir properties. II ssys negotiations are pending for the sale of The Tip Top propcr- ty als5.
 Mrs. Jaccb Heukle, wife of sx-Sberiff HsBkic, of YavsPsi CoUaty, arrived in this city las; e@eniny from Prescott on visit to her sister Mrs !. I. ". Tonec. This is rbe secaad tne his lady has visited this cifr. and VIC hope that her stay here wil be pleasant sn5 she vii return home ,gsin si,'' equally as god or'nion of Tombi'one thIs ,ime & sae had upoa her last yi.it.- The Tomb;iale.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
PROBATE COURT.

in the Probs'e Court of Yavapsi County, Ari-
 zona, erri;sry:
 in the mater of ihe est,;e of GEORGE L.
 SMITH. Decsase
 The Territory oi Arizona sends Greeting: Pursuant 10 an order of the ebove entitled Court. Issde on Inc 10th day of February lSS5. notice is h r bv g:vcn tbat TUESDAY, Els, DAY OF FEBRUARY. iSsS, at 10 o'clock A.. H,. of said day. at the court room Of said court, at the court house in the City of Prescott in the County o Yava psi, Arizona Territory, has be n appointed as the place and time for proving the will oi said George L. Smith. deceased, and for hesring the application of Mary k Smith for the issu- ance to her of letters testsmentary, waen and where any person intere ted may appear and contest the same.
 ATTEST: y.J. HAWKINS, Clerk, PREscorT, ARIZONA, February 10th, 1ss6,
 Feb 10 let
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

The S;cr'iag mil is running on lot oi 200 tons of good oIe.
 l.. Bashfori .E Co, yesterday. received largo cnnsignmeui ot gcoSs.
 The Prescott social club Uil give their nd party on Friday eyenipg next.
 Oh. For gooi smoke! "Ai'ken's BsSf l2t, cent cigar snd you have is.
 \ rsibe: severe and very uncomfortable north wind bss ose, blowing all day.
 The prospec, is good for ihe early settle meat of taxes by the Atlantic & Pacific railroad.
 The JoUsS.I.MnER IS under obligations to De,cgs'e c. c. Bsan for important pub lic documents
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
axaOx nPORrS.
q C0apae eG VerAans Locking Hsaths
 nDO the Town

A short time since couple of ionscen'
 and mild lo'king youths arrived in Pres colt and announced themselves as profess iona,s of the manly srtn of siusgiDg, and were desirous of giving an exhibition here They gave their names as Jack Ryan snd Bob McPhersou. Rysn's real name being Henry Taylor.
 By their innocent looks they worked themselves luto the con onfdeuce of the sport
 ing fraternity here, some of whom advanced
 them money. A match was arranged be-
 tween Ryan and soldier named Gavin, st
 Whipple. which xss to he i yht to tbe
 finish. The performance wss announced for
 last (Friday) night, ct Howey's Hall. with
 . concert by tbi jubilee singers as pre-
 Jude.
 The latter were to receive t25, as their share of the receipts. The concert came of according to programme, bu, when tue time arrived for the "slugging' 10 com- mepce, Ryan announced that his an agonist vas in the gusrd house at Whipple, and could not attend. Walter Halligan, who vas formerly . feather weight champion of New York, put on The glnvss for a three round friendly set 10. Ha'igau knocked him around the stag ss if he weres rubber man. the opinion of be audience generally being that Ryan WAS simp!y playing him, and that he was really what he represented himself, and allowed Halligsn to knock him around for the purpose o: getting up 6 match with some ambitious slugger. Sub- sequent developments point to the fact that Ryan is an impostor and fraud, as he and his companion arose early this morning and | have not been seen since, the general sup position being that they have skipped the | town, ns there are numerous creditors, who | have been looking for them all day. They left unpaid bills amounting to $l25.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
Ben BatIer's Chsp sssus..

optszums Street, Prescott. All the deli. :. GIGS Of the Home, Ssn Ffspcisco and Kansas City markets, Comprising: Fresh Fish. Oys'ers, Lob-sers, Obiekeus, Pigs Fee, r:pe, Spiced I.smbs, Tc,gues. Salad. etc. s'c, Diaaci from to ' P N. Elegan, Privs'e Rooms i,iache@, Suppers and r;isa,e Di ners spvcisl.y. Prias to sui, hs times. Op,n day arG bieht.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

All ot the United States Marshsis tor Arisona for twenty years have DO, been re- publicans. We can call to mri one a. least who was democrat, W. W. Standi- fer, and whose accounts balancel on the wrong side of the ledger, too.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

We will furnish the WEEKLY JOURNAL IsEs and Inc Weekly San Ffspcisco Can ns s5.5o year
 insiruT= ,s! sea vocal sheer music, also 2 "s'c books for ssle by Aiss Adaa Moore, .iertez Street. if Conway has gone to Tou;o Bss;n for jays, eui ieSvrs Ai Geo. II. Huber. a cssErESF ichn.xser in charge dur,ng . absence. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

The A.& P. tax question is being am,cs. biy settled by the attorneys, and Judge Hsseid'ne viii shortly pay the game for the company.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

Tbe Chinese population of Fibre co has trebled Tn numbers within men;h. They are being driven from Cslifornis and are crcwdipg into Arizona towns.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
Extra Copies

Of WEEKLY JoURAL>aIINER containing z
 fnll ace-uat of the execution of D. ". Dr.ds, can be procured at ,his off,c. on and
 ai;ci Wednesday, February 1oh. i',ice 10
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

Harry Woods, formerly editor Of the Wilcox Siockmsn, Is setting type on the Two Republics, newspaper publishei ID the Cisy of Mexico.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

A. P. Minear, prominent mining man of San Francisco, is paying a visi: to Pres colt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

Placer miners are hs py over an shan- dant supply of water.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

Three columns ID the la: issue If the Yuma Sentinel is ievosed to the suij .ct of banana culture
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

Mss Martin and Mrs. ColluIni.sr have each large number of pupils.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

It costs Tombstone $s57 per mouth tc run her pu lie schools.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

The Prescott Rifl.s have changed the '.me 't their meeting from twice ! month to every Tuesday evening
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

Copies ot the WEE KIY MINER Tn wrappers ready for mailing, can bs had at this office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

The board of super siso w,ll hold an. o.her session ,o merrow.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
Wednesdays Edition.

The Paal-Shaw case Is again ia court in Tucson,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

The Mohave county delioqueli tax hs, amounts to $52,OOO.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

Ex Governor Ssff~i will visit this Ter riiory shortly
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
Caps.i. Cr.wssra's Death

The following general field order has been issued by order of General Crook re- Iative to the death of Captain Crawford.
 FORT BowIE, {. T., January 30, 1886.