FRIDAY, JAN ITAltY 18 , 1878.Official Paper oftlie Town ofPrescottSubscription, $4,00 per Year.

The prise far pafefefebiKSBBMBcms iatfee District orJasMoe's Ceart has been redact to $15,60. SheriT8s4es iaserted ai the easie price.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.SATURDAY.

That Turkish easy chair, manufactured byCharles Porter, next door to the stage office,is tho finest piece of workmenship in thatline ever penected in rrescow.

Mr. Lombard, a good citizen of UpperVerde, who has been visiting air. TheoYolislVoaisillon and oilier friends in Prescott, leftIor ins nome mis morning.

The Torritorial Trcssrer upayiaEr "warTMts of the series of 1877 up to and including AO. ISO. lie Jtas paid out nearly $2,000to-da-y.

County Treasurer, Cook, turned over toTerritorial Treasurer Butler, to-da- y, $3,535,-1- 5

General Fund; $1,707,41 School Fund,;and $1,178,27 Prison Fund. Total $0,480,83

Mrs.W. IVGaryelt, who has resided inprescott for about eight months, and whowas quite an aqmsition to Prescott society,will leave for San Francisco bystage

Mr. Robert Conncll ia about to make a,trip to St Louis, Mo., on business, and dur-ing,h- is

absence Mr. Skewes will act as hisauthorized agent to transact all business.

Improvements. The slore of N. Ellis,winch is in the old Montezuma block, is being partitioned off, one portion of which isto be occupied by Mr. 1113, and tuc otucrby our mend Kearney, as a liquor house.

Those big pipes and elbows for heatingJohn Jtaible's malt kiln, nianuiacturca uyC. E. Frederick, would be altogether toolarge for the hcatiug registers m the PalaceHotel. San FrAncisco. They look morelike coiled smoke stacks.

Camp Huachuaca, which has heretoforebeen furnished in dribs from other posts, isnow to receive all supplies the same as allother military Posts aud Camps in the Dc- -

1 I , , Al. 1. !i it.Dftriracnc, wjucn iooks as inougu ic is mcintention to make it a permanent post.

Brice Grimes of Sun Buenaventura, O. II.Brook of San Francisco, and E. F. llogersof Santn Barbara, have formed themselvesinto Company, with their ofiicG on Cali-

fornia street, San Francisco. Object of theCompany handling of mines in Arizona.Mr. Grimes will soon visit Prescott.

Lieut. Kerr, Regimental Adjutant OthCavalry, stationed at Camp Grant, called atour office this morning, nnd wo found him avery clever young oflicer. The Lieutenantwill remain and visit his numerous friendsut Whipple, for several days, when he willreturn to his post, which he claims to betho finest in the Territory, outside of Whip-2l- c.

John G. Campbell received an assortmentof staple articles to-da- y, from San Fran-cisco, which worshipped from that city onthe first of October, and were consequentlya quarter of a year en route. Mr. Catnp-lic- ll

is selling his stock of goods at coat,and the supply which has just arrived wasordered merely to keep his assortment com-

plete during the period he is selling his

SKirrED Out. Pete Heed informs usthat a man named Frank Bealc, who hasbeen driving team for Pete at Peoples' Val-ley, having made several trips, haulinglumber, etc., flic frciqh.t on which ho col--j

. lectcd and put into lifs own pocket, conclu--1

(led a few days ruro that it wasT&sslow abusiness, and nnnrclicndincr, no detut.Heed would soon call upou him ffr'aulividend, stole a horse trom a ncigwop.'.Jumped the country."

Major Rodney Smith, Paymaster U. S. Areturned from a pavin'r-of- l' ttin to McDow--cTTand Verde, yestcrduy, and while at thoseposts, learned much about the Killing oRobinson, by the Indians, in Tonto BasinIt seems that tho Indians were trying to robtho tent or Mr. 11. when he discovered themin tho act, and killed one of tho " honestbovs, when the remainder of the band retreated, and fired into the tent, killing Mr,

Wo hear it stated that Mr. Morgan, counsel for J. A. Lewis, intimated that he wouldmake amove to appeal his client's case toths Supreme Court oi the United titatcswhich he willhardlyboableto do, as the caseLas already been carried to the court ol hnaresort, as the Statutes leave a case of thisnature (criminal) with the Supremo Courtof tho Territory. The last ana only resortnow is an appeal to tho Governor for a commutation of sentence.

The Daily Star has passed under tho entiro control of our eloquent friend, Rev. A,M. Campbell, editor and proprietor. Wowish its new manager tho jnst successwhich he will so faithfully and earnestlydeserve. Los Angeles Republican, Jan

Should Mr. Campbell provo himselequally successful in tho editorial chair ashe did in the pulpit, wo conjecturo the"Star" will be justly entitled to its nam oSuccess to ilr. Campbell, is the fervent wishof this whole community.

Tho Etone-wor- k having been completedon the County buildincrs, tho structure waspresented tothcBoardofSupcrvisorsfor theirr . . l . . .inspection ana acceptance io-ua- y. ixow uiourick-wor- k will commence, and should thoweather remain pleasant, it will not be loag

. .ll sit 1 - llucrore uic masons wm jinvo mc uuiiumgxeady to turn over to tho carpenters forroofiBt asd other fiuishiug touches. Thofirst' payment will bo mado to the contract

' org thie week, in bonds pertaining to theCbUBty mmdmg rund.

BorK. B, II. Weaver, tho very popularmerchant, directly opposite Dan llatzUskwr and Restaurant, notifies his custom- -

crs, throagh tho oluuins of tlie Mikek,that, with him, goods arc to Ixj sold downto the lowest living figure. Ben has a goodsupply of merchandise, and is willing topare wifcM uie stutte iw vwv &uiau jirunt,ami it behoeveB all, in these close times, toexam iae the cheapest place to purchasetaeir supplies. Usui on n caver and youwill be doubly rejxutl for your trouble andgo awaf ooavinced tliat he means just whatM says in ki ihm alvertiseeBt.

Tk expeneee for ruaaiag tho Coaty ofPirn dtuiBg the laet quarter oi im yearwidKag Dc. 3 1st, 1S77, amounted to $i,-STt.- Tt,

sgaiaet alot $10,000 expead-- 4

ia larapai for Hie same time ao Mrnic ef over 2,0K) per month, or

abwrf ler annum. Wonder howak Piw Coa ty U in debt f Yavapai,

ftttiM en of 1873, will owe, $150,000.Ofm jor J t.v-pyc- rs wid cry out for

' "xefbrw al retrench utent." It won't do toieot Grant to tiurd term.

.irf'WMp. The aiHHre LrMfe, whicli, aecord- -

imrhohMoc Jneoeiml at thi ofi(e 1'row tke'Munnair, k so to appear in Pnwcott, cor-jlaie- fe

w tM fbllowiag array of tale t, vii:IKSm May MoGialeyr the pleasing actreee,

- li&lfaid W eowic eiacer:- - Mies Alice Xe--,

MwWirf dog vA Wgo feftoer, u3Mnrfil actor; BCssXM mmm- -

atmlmm iVisasilar IriaJt evMMMfiesl. tmisMsHHnstf MsulSBjrsjf; ' m kmpuiiu

lim wmtcni

Best Jvr the Weak v. John A Knsher,of Atkinsoa & Rusher, freighters, come inlast Bight with his train, having been 24daysoa the road from Earenbcrg. Mr.Bnehr ka had more or less experience inteaming is Aiizoaa since 1863,- - and ooouros'ns that this trip cap3 everything. lie neverbefore saw the roads half so bad, nor theweather so disagreeable. Of the twelveteams that amved yesterday, and whichhave been alomr with him all the wav. he

TKESCO'IT;

L0ISILL0N,vPKESCO,TT..A.T

Ciothina,GROCERIES,

SHOES,says there is not one that is fit to use, they HvEVES, LIQUORS fend CIGAKS,rest and feed before they can be put upon J Clieap : for Cash.uicroau again, i no men are not in much Prodace of the country bought at beetmum wuumua muu luuir teams, wora nut, i marKet rates.in lact, and require rest Rusher thinks oftaking his teams to Salt River, loading withfeed and pulling out to New River, whereLe will go into quarters for the rest cf thowinter.

Tekkitokial Pkison. Gov. Gosper hasreceived tho report of the Prison Commis-sioners for tlie year 1877, together with ac-

companying documents. The total expenseof the prison for 1877, they report at $11,-700,0- 5..

Average cost of prisoner per day,$2,59. The cost of maintainance. includ-ing bedding, clothing, food, lights, fuel, etc.etc., has been only 91 cents per day to eachprisoner, while the cost oi official salary,including guards, has been $7,587,44, or$1,033 to tho prisoner, or nearly twice asmuch for officers of the prison as for allother expenses.

Nine prisoners have been received duringthe year, and four discharged, leaving fif-teen now in tlie prison. Tlie total numberof days for all prisoners during the year is4,500, or an average of about 12 prisonersfor the year. They have credited to thePrison Labor Fund on account of labordone by prisoners excavating, etc., forprison 358,87. Of this amount $25,25 iscredited to each prisoner, pro rata, to pur-chase such things as are not furnished them.$180,45 has been expended on the prison.

CAMPBELL PAEKEE,CARPENTERS

CARRIAGE

ArchitecturalSpecifications.

Architects Builders,

PROMPTLY

leaving a balance in this fund of $107,17, Plans, Specifications & Drawings.uHiurauijiu tuib uui iium last Uiil ur$218,87 in all. In noting the conduct ofof the prisoners, they arc all markedgood, except three, viz. John Ryan,George Volmcrs and William Leary, allfrom Yavapai county, whose conduct hasbeen bad.

FnniaiiT Tkalvs. The freight train ofArmhjo & Connelly arrived from Salt Riveryesterday, nnd unloaded, to-da- y, at theQuartermaster's store tooui, Fort Whipple.l lie loading was barley, and is to apply onthe contract of L. A. Stevens. Tho trainwill now, for a short time, at least, be em-ployed in hauling wood to "Whipple, for thecontractor, P. is. iirannen.

The train of Clark & Miller, Californiagentleman, arrived to-da- y with goods formcrcliants ot our town. Jus. iUcjlulIincame iu with part of his wncons, beinircompelled to drop trails on account of thebad condition of hc roads in the vicinity ofTonto bprings.

J. ji. Uryans train of tour wagons.with government freight, discharged theircargoes, to-da- and the train of Atkinson &Rusher delivered its heavy loadinir thismorning.

Uio amount oi freight unloaded 'from thedifferent trains, to-da- at Whipple and intown, will agrcgate something over onehundred tons, which is nothintr unusual. .... . . w .

However in tins metropolis.

Judge Ferris, who has the contract forcarrying the mail between Prescott andWickeuburg via Bradshaw and walnutGrove once a week, and return, has made atrip each week, for three years and a half,up to the first day of January, 1878, with-out missing a single trip. Mr. Ferris hascarried tho mail without nny assistance, onhorseback, traveling 200 miles weekly, for172 consecutive weeks, which agengatestuc nice little distance ot 34,400 miles. Itcan truthfully bo said of Mr. F. that ho hasbeen a true and faithtul servant.

Tho new dwelling house of F. G. Parker,on the corner of Beach and Summit Ave-

nues, is fast drawing to completion, .and isanother valuable improvement added to thelargo number of costly dwelling houses thatgrace the western border of our village, sur-rounded by stately pines, with thc,ir silverypinnacles.

THE ritEHISTOKIC HACKS.

Hubert Bancroft, in his great work, "TheNative Races" devotes a chapter to the ruinsof Arizona and New Mexico, from which thefollowing scraps history, and tho Author's ikescott, Arizona.theories regard the racesthat once luhabited this country arecleaned:

'ihese remains were iirst discovered by thoSpaniards in the middle of tlie 16th century.Cabcza do Vnca wandered to New Mexicoin 1535. P. Jlanode Niza penetrated intoArizona from Sinaloa in 1539. Vsisvue deCorondo reached tho Pueblo towns on tlieRio Grande in 1540. Antonio do Esnciofollowed tho valley thereof to tho same pointsin 1583, and in 1505 Juan dc Onatc conquer-ed New Mexico. All these explorers visitedthe great ruins, and found some the townsstill inhabited. But tho most complete in-

vestigations have been incidental to expedi-tions made under the authority of the UnitedStates, in surveying boundary lines, and inother topographical explorations. The ex-tensions of the Ogdeu and Southern Cali--lorma ltailroad and its groat conncctmcline, the Southern Pacific Railroad, throughArizona will begin at once to arouse tho at.tcntion of scholars and archcoiogists, andthose ruias will become an object of piL--gnmRgc. Mr. Uancrott groups these arch-cologic- al

curiosities as follows:1st. Tho remains of ancient stone and

adobo buildimrs ia various stajres of disintc- -gnvtion and decay. " '

i'd. btructurcs of stone or earth, the pur- -

jvoseofexamination said

oa. ivgncuiiurai structures, such as acc- -quins and zanjas, or extensiveditches, and canals.

4th. Fragmentary pottery.Stone and shell implements and. orna

ments.Gth. Painted or wrought figures oa can

yon wall, cliffs, bowlders and tho sides ofsaturnl caves.

IXSCJOCtKO UP.- -

Hie facts, Mr. Bancroft concludes:

irrigating

That these structures do aot bear anviateraal evidence of their Manv werofioarisMng towns wlien the Spaniards cameia.

Sd. That these relics and ruins ''bear aoreeemblaace whatever" to other grouiis inmo South. The wounds of the &issiesinmTBirej, ute pjTHtfiKjs 9i .aaaaac a

menull.. ia ay way

.kkatxal.... Thre ie. - not

of pr-lirsto- life left eleewlierecoaUeesit He does not beikre t)Mt

they wo the'Jttecs or ayTecrpfe like them,ab Utey were found iaAbmbc. ir

30. nePuWoatRl Jfomiis stillsispiUr bviliags. TotMU-rie- c asvimrmeat mntt these retwuae be traced.

4th. ArUMRJI. JHew Marion anA uvlUnumwjf .nw,wiiwwtw mm.s-- k vmtHwMtuti were oec witbtteu by . Mmi

THey-rrefo- by tJwApck. TUty hvelpfere3, md iter twltf hurtcmWe4tkr tw opfremiott ef tke Cfe4ft-k- m

nadi A Trarfiww r tk mmm AaaetM.

TH.GOODWIN. STREET, -

Dry Goods and

SOOTS --A.3STX

XA1COLK O. CXKFBCU.

&

& JOINERS.CdPSASH MORS AND BLINDS

rxnXEH

Made to Order on Shortest 2otio.AND WAGON WORK,

ALSO

Drawings, Workins Plans &

Eetr&east Carter of ths Pkaa ffcrt&ait OmtrCertaz ccd Qsod via (treats1

ST. H. THRONE.

THRONE & HEARD

audCOETEZ ST., NOBTH OFFICE SOW.

JOBBING ATTENDED 70.ALSO

CARRIAGE WAGONSseclal attention given to

FRANK

skajidox

ON

AND WORK.

.Ve alao mtnufsctnre the celebrated

SELF GOVERNING "WINDMILL.Trescott, Arizona, Nov. 15, 1877.

PIONEER-RESTAURANT-,

BAKERY & SALOON,

First buUdlag south too nek Office, IVescptt.

New House Everything.The.nnderefgned most respectfully Informs public

hat hts neir place, which ttamls the ruins theiding recently destroyed by fire, noxr open for the!

accommodation, and that will pleased sell them

GOOD BREAD,Five Loaves for One Dollar.PIES, CjBIIE SBoard, per weekSingle meals

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he be to

73

THE SALOON DEPARTMENTWill always bo found well stock with pretty goodDrinkables and Cigars. DAN. HATZ

gresctt.0 Ariiona, Decembe 3.1874.

T. W. OTIS,. yURTH OF PLAZA,

KEEPK

G-R.OCERIE- S,

Fresh and Dried Fruits,CIGARS, TOBACCO &

.TUTS AND CANDJES. .

STATIONERY. ?POCKET CUTLERY,

AGENT MR

--'ANCYETC.

THE SINGER.Q P W " Cf KM --a f. tn i m a cU W It I II V hi

Sewing Machine Cottons, Oils, Etc.

"W". J. HOWARD,PRACTICAL

of 'With to prehistoric IjIassWatcbworlc, Fine Watches Pine Jew

of

1st.aare.

1

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3.00

nnd

GUILFORD HATHA VA V ,PROPRIETOR OP THE

GRAY EAGLE

LivPRV. rr?n ami. .qaip ctadi coGranite St.. bet. Goodwin & Carlton.

Best livery bones and elegant vehicles at all times andai roasoaaoie raies. iiorsea boarded or boncht and sold

Hay and Grain always on hand.Prescott, Aug". 2, 1877.

Assessment Notice.

ETC

PIPES

GOODS,

. To Hatfield Pettibone, and all others ownlnsr or claiming to own la the Victorije mlae, site on OroomaCreek, ki llasmyampa Dtetrlct, Tapapai County.

ou are nereoy noUned that if you do not amnrwithin ninety (90) davs. from the data hrawif. nri ,..v n

wliieh is now difficult to tell owingio Slight of the ruins. ot your Interest in lode, according to theSilng

5th.

ol-tli- e

kumaa oa

New

biwn now la force.Preecott, Jan. 11,1873.

Assessment Notice.

XI. Jv.lliH.

To Joseph. Drew, Lea D. Slvycr, Ilatflcld Pettiboneuu mi itinera owning or ci&imisg to own In this Iemn-tks- a

ttilae or lode, sMaate is Goodwin IHstrict. YavapaiCounty, Artsosa.

Ton are hereby notify that If you do not appear th--

'ir' irosajae ink aereoi, a&d pay to C.

ise laws sow la fore.freaeoW, Ja. U, 1878.

b

C. H. KEVES.

Coyote Stock Ranch.siles fresi Prescott: best of raar ad

J""1- - Afsw,per neaa per Bsdath. Stock ailedfer eaee a week at Preseett feed yard.THOMAS D S UJKDERS.Ivftt

LLn-l-! MCHIEI CAIMD ALE SIZES-O- F

iahaliit

w.irwSUo

L. BASHF0ED & S.Ht

Fr Sale.

aeeordteet

1

ETC.,

Bifrbtees

CO

Aa esjrk ai feoBer, NEW. Ta bailer k talwlirRHrwc: aerse power, f w partieHiwi w.qaire

'Wanted.Tw09d Owi-MiBff- il CttMltlilrillnfiya(

frrtfffrtsjg, tiwnsdiilslf at OHT Bot s4 Skm

L E G A L" B Ii A IfK S sQf Jv i gtciM caul Kind,fseasfc .aiiM

oi

PRESCOTT.

DRUG STORE,PRESCOTT, ARIZONA,

Keeps aiwars on hand asd &r tale Ayer', Jayaes Bristol t, sait s. utm asa licrct

Family Medicines,arf! is Jaet a Ml Msortsest of

PATENT REMEDIESnow in the miuccr, warrastel always fmU and geaalos

fc'nner Toilet Articles,such as Soars. fRifamenr. Culoenes. Salchetn, Labtarenoiae Kxtrlots. Micaolla Water, Florida Water andDen iJav KaiL. asu tae largest larpiy or

DISPENSING MEDICINESErer keit In Arizona, enabling me to pnt nr anv rbaracter of PRESCRIPTION that mar be In fro ni Towsor Conntrr, and 1 bape, by strict attention to my buI-utt- f,

in which I baTe bern cngtiged for Urn but twenty.five years, to aent ana receive a ery ncenii faironage.

Pliysicians' PrescriptioasAlwars earefallr and aearatelr fomrunded.

competent and obliging clerk alwars in nttendanre.GEO. D. KOHAIL,

Prescott, April 11. 1877. Proprietor.

It 11 Pay To Read Itiis ! !

List Special bargains Ihe

JR,ed Flzis: fetore.WE3T SIDE OP THE PIiAZA.

A BANKRUPT STOCK OF CLOTHING, DRY GOODSFurnishing Goods, white and 1 ancy uood, in

fact everything appertaining toLadles, GeuUomen, Boys and Chil-

dren's wear. We bare struck Uiopopular heart and taepeo-pl- o

am with us.

Overalls. Leather trinunod 75c.Jumper, " 1.0oAtkinson extra fino wmte Rairw i.ia wonu j.ouVery fine overcoats.. . . from $10 to worth S20 to $;Fine caasimere coats. . . . from $12 to 320 worth 23 to 35

LADIES' WEA.K.:Ernpreos cloth 60 c 1? yd worth $1.25Black Silk alpaca from 50 to 80 cts fJ yd worth $1 to 1.25White bod ppreads. ...from $2 to $!JH) worth $5'to $7.50Cashmeres SI yd worth S3Ladles' nutht con-n-s and chissises at all pricesLadles' Underwear Q, per suit, and many other thingstoo numerous to mention.

Call and Satisfy Yourself.Prescott, December 1, 1877.

ANDERS & ROWE,PRESCOTT, ALEXANDRA

AND

KCTJnvrBTJTG- - DISTRICT.I rceictfuUy invite attention of

MINERS AND MINING MEN,to our superior facilities for their accommodation

WELL FILLED STORES AT

PRESCOTT, ALEXANDRAAND THE

T 1 1? T O IP -- 3VXI-IST

have no hesitation in declaring to

Miner and JProspectorTHAT THEY

CAN SAVE MONEYby patronizing

O XT It HOUSE!Tho trouble of Pacldug,, expense and loss timo in

Hi

VTo tho

We tho

going a aistanx marKet ror supplies, arerendered things of the past by our

policy of establialng

WELL STOCKED WAREHOUSESIn the centres the principal mining districts.

At each of our stores way at all times be found full

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. MINER'S

8ceo

lines of&

ioois anu iiartiwaro, Vulcan IJlackand Giant Powder, Miner's Cloth-

ing, Boots, Shoes, Drugs, andsuch n general assort-

ment as is usuallyfound in a

FIRST CLASS OUTFITTJKGH

Silver Ores Bousltt or Shipped onOWNERS' ACCOUNT.

Pledging our Dest efforts for the advancement of tliemining Interests of the several districts in which wo arelocated, we respectfully solicit tno patronage of tho

MINING MEN OF THIS GOUSTY.

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BONES & SPENCER,At the old stand, oa Momteaina street, two rfnnr ennthofGajley. dealers la CIGARS. TOBACCO. CON'FEC- -

.I

steek,aadraaraateeto Cil W fnllest satbfivstlooto all parebasers. We on band a of

ebeleest breads of Clears aad CtairritAx. KU-T!-nf

and Ssaokiaaff aad ChewlBirToteeo. PI mm. Panrb.M a4 Tebaee-Boxe- at bedreek priees,

"and one AWAY with a smfllnr "after oaeeparefeariag-o- f us,ad la daeseasee retara forWZfTBU BHSIHM

Thaakfel fer at feref. we onnit nniiauu. aithe liberal patrBnae berptofere bestowed on as,kaowisr that, ear GOODS wiH bar iaspeo--e

aad 6esBiriB with asv ia the market.

FrcM, Xareb SI. 1877.

N

JAS. K. K)NE.C7IAS. I. SPXCER

SPANISH FRENCHTABHT;Br (

STSPXKT G.'rXAKCOU.Vntemot oClsgafm asd Ikerature.

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POIMT OF RISKS LIME KiLKC,

A.S Chixm, IPxoprietor.

LIXE aimifsi4 Vaad h mr awwtSM ia wM wat

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PKESCOTT.

LINCOM I' HERRICK,

TEATJES8

Tlrnps. Medicines, Toilet Articles. x,ic.a

...O

ALL THE STANDARD

"Patent MedicinesPIILS AND PLASTERS,

vfverV. Jaynt's and Kennedy Fa?? Alcdicitus, Stnford's Catarrh JRemedus,

NichoTs Barb Iron, Ayer,Bristol, Bull HalTt

SarsajiariUa.vxrirriXE.

Simons & Sanford'a Liver Regulator.

Burnett, llegcnnau DcJolin's

COD LIVER OILS,PERUVIAN SYRUP,

Congress, Seltzer Frcidrichsliall "Watcri

SPLENDID SODA FOUNTAIN.

TT.In., fnr nrr)!ni? at 38 low ratesas any Drnggists.and snperior facUlUes selecting oarntnrt. wn assure onrrairoaa maiisfacuon both in pnoe ana tpsuty.

... TX

A complete stock of French, English and American

PERFUMERY TOILET ARTICLES,

constantly oa hand and will ba sold at reasonable

Pin'SICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONSwin bo attended to persons at all hours orDAY if NIGHT, and charges for same reasonable, j

Finest Drug Store Arizona,everything and complete.

vtinrr nxtlsfiod that wo cannlease all and Kivo perfectsatisfaction as to competency in dispensing and also inprices, we invite a snaro or patronage.

Pbescott, Aekoka, Dec 11.

CHRISTMASAND

NEW YEAR'S PRESENTSW. HOWARD

IIxau'b

has lust Just received a anro and well selected, stock of

FINE GOLD JEWELRY,

Consisting of

"Watches, Chains. Ear Kinprx, Sleeve Buttons,

JIanufactnred expressly the California

Rolled Plate Guilt Jewelrynut tram! pold. imaranteed. All of will besold st less than San Francisco prices, and absolutelylees than bogus Jewelry has heretofore sold inPrescott.SINGER AND FLORENCE SEWING

MACHINES.at greatly reduced prices, to closo out that branch of mybuelnesB.

J. HOWARD, Jeweler.Exnrcss llulldlng. Montezuma Street, Prescott. tf

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Had

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and

f.Mlttlni coeds

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THE BANK OF ARIZONA,PRESCOTT, A.

JOS. nxUTDEXSTEISnf A. S. Itosenbanm fio. S. V.JOS. MAT or Llvlneston Sc. Co., ...... 8. F.?auuel Lewis or iKlS Brut., s. pSOU t.EWH. ............ T. .,n51. W. AM.

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Preccott.

C0RBE3P0NI)ENTS.THE AKQL0 0AL. BANK fXlmltei) --Mems. J, fc W. 8ELIQMAN & Co. . .

Block.

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Will parchaso or inak AttuM r, n. t...W respretfnllr InTite the at ten tics of the puWIo lum- - --lerntorUl acd county Ixmis and warraBts, diseiaat

taege and varied """""J" rrcetve oepawH w row or carrrncy

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GENERAL BANKINGBusiness.

sor,. lewis. riut.3T. W. KAT.KS, Cashier.Freieott, Ariaosa. September 3, 1877.

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CORTEZ ST..XORTK OF COURT SOUSE,PRESCOTT, A. T.

Carte tie Visiles, Imperial, Vic-torias amcl 8x10s ,

A rpoolsly. AM wrk estcated ia trat eiais style. A

AHrTAjrd kttsSti ffsvuMtflA mcwtM Jmi9oM sMs4 t4w4itr, OsifiWWyyle. YwAe mm! Mr)e wH, Yee4e YasW.afpsjiwwsaa's Wt. Man's Le.5w. 3ltisi Xm!Twa Masts. Astoc HmH, lssaas Cam Tiews eti.

View skWdthy, MMwr cWM,3slWt Ms--

autou d. r. xrrcKBuc

itflSOEILANEOUS.

Lyconiing Fire Insurance Company, FIOURIK MILnp PETflfSYIiVANI A

ORGANIZED --LC3-

THIS RELIABLE 01 uumrAiiiHAS COXTLIED "WITH"

BROWS tDESwfl9 6EUBTS. F8R HZWK CMST.

CALIFORNIA STM8.VK rRAKClSCO.

C. K. XAJiTIXVEVL AKCBt at Trsctt.ect9&

THB

410

TIE CALIFORNIA All AR1Z0HA

ESTABLISHED, 1S6G.

CARRYING UNITED STATES HAIL,

WELLS, FA11G0 & COS.

EXPRESS,FE0M PRESCOTT via WI0SENEU1Q & ESlEITBERa

DosPalmas, Cal., (MttePacilcEl)ALSO FitOJI

MtrcSCOTT via WICKEXBURO & PHCENIX'

TO FLORENCE, ARIZONA,

Stages leave Prescott every other day, even days ia December ana oaa asys la wasu&r.

J.lLTiEnsos.Bccy Javes SxEWAET.Oeul. 8upt.WicJceabUTK. A. T. san uernanuno, au

J. U. IIcohes, Agent, Prescott.

Corner Main c First SU.,Yuma, Arizona.

3W Calirernia Sirttt,

EiinxxBEito, Arizona.

JAMES M. BARNEY,Successor to the late lira of

WM, I HOOPER CO,,COEORADO

Points

HEWMBIICOA?D

Continues the Business in

ARIZONA AND CALIFORNIA,

as axImporter & "Wholesale

AND

carrr r full stock ofProviions

IVIercliant,SHIPPING

COMMISSION MERCHANT,

Groceries,Dry Goods,

Clothing,Boots, Shoes,

Hardware,SADDLERY, & MINING MATERIALS,

Selected to exactly suit

Merchants, Ranchers. StationKeepers, Freighters, and

Miners of Arizonaand Mexico,

Solicits order for coods. and Insures satisfaction : FOIt- -WAItDS freight and merchandise to part of the

insunnir. n uesireu: iiuvs. or sukm mlmneen.ii fun an ana .Mexican prouuee

Tie Sale of Ores ani Minerals a Specialty

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TO

.Will prime

eny

Arizona

Bnys and Exchanges

GOLD SILVER BULLION.Gold Dust, Legal Tenders,

SOLDIERS'.WARRlKTSflND VOUC

And Good Commercial Bills

SPECIAL OnUESS UK ATTENDED

Cal.

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WILL

SAN FEANCISC0 BRANCHUTTOB

With promptitude and fidelity

All Orders and Commissions sbonld be addressed toJAMES M. BASKET,

February 4, 1676. Yuma, Arizona.

(INCOKPOHATED IEM.)

FIRE ONLY.HOME MUTUAL

Insurance Company.405 California Street, San CaL,

Cash Assets, June 1. 1677, S3M4ft04Liabilities 12080 75Surplus lor Poller Holders 532 307 39

President J. p. IIOUGHTOSVice President GEO. II. HOWARDSecretarj' CHAS.B. STOKV

F. BLAKE, Agent.OFFICS-An- th Wells Fargo &. Co.

sepOtf

W.

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SasFkascisco

Drugs,

HOUSE,

Francisco,

DAWJSSS GOLDMAN

mm msihiss,WILLIAMSON VALLEY, A. T.

Holiest Price paid for the Pr- -dtice off the Countrj'.

Yuma DLOxmg- - Store.GEORGE MARTIN,

Waelesftle aad Retail

DRUGGIST,Alain Mreet. Ynmn. Arinn

H In store a fall Mae of

Dispensing-- IVIeclicines,PATENT MEDICINES,

- OILS,Teikt SrM. Teetk Smska?

Aa4 AH Offer ArtktM TJAyXft i rg Simk-- F rrenfMesMiKKBwtwlMirretere. t

from Urn unn.trv ulblut. vuk M..wKvrtees,xer easdsaWssactory.

wtttstt llMn wsatpV WststsrVwBs atMl brisk StMa

ssmsI be ysnssptly to.

SBORUR XAFTDT.

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TW well Vbwb ad Kloibrimr JfiM '?.! V i jwin Start W eBHse-- e gois n arm croonsrvBS5S

MISCEEIANEOTJS.

No. I Family F.our.iABOUT MAY

a- -J --mmmbs'lrlHirs ee baad t b-- t Uasitactared Vrasd Is the Territory, in qoaalitk i .efcasers.

poplar

A LIBFJLVL DISCOUNT TO TIMTliADJi.

3 oliItd.Casta. Prices as Low s .helewea3

C.

finl.r. Mr bti left with C. P. Head t Co.. -- 0.r,. rnell. lresetH aBtt ',u,ww.

afC'WM

EIPREES AND

ISTIf,

Orders

g.THL.FBylttf;

MB,- -

Wiokcntours io Signal City,

rr.-u.- Imvm Wlcfeenburg every second oddDscember making full trips every eight tfajs.from '!?

Wickeriburgto Signal CitjflS

To

lsjis k3two

FOK FAKES &c Al'PLY TO AENOISS. .

Aoexts C. k A. Co..da uodo do-

do do , ...do dodo dodo J. M. Casteaada. . . . .

Wickenbnrg Dec

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VT. A. HOWARD, Proprietor.12, 1877. 6a

cosapleied over Uta

ROCKY MOUNTAINSTO

The direct and only ronte from Southora

&Ncrth

ARIZOIAJTo all Hast,

Trains Gar!ani dally coaaectin? at Dcaver'wMfDenver & Union Pacific Kaesas IViclflo nnd. TmwIb- -

Central Ibtilwars and at Pueblo with Atchison Coloriblrand Santa Ve Kali road for all points north east and west

Agent. II. U. DUDOE.Q orland. Gent Ft eigbt and VaMenget

Aijent, Danver, CoU86r23w3is

E. IKVDTS. A. IKYIM

VARIETYT1ENDA BAR ATA. 43

On the West Side or tlie Plata,PHXENIX, - AHIZOIVAH

A General Assortment

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,Boots and Shoes, Etc.,

For Sole Chenp.

Irug-- s and. JleclicinesA SPECIALTY.

IIIVIKE Sl CO--

BERRY & PLACE,IMPORTERS AVB OT

Machinery and Supplies,

Saie Mill, Steam Pumpa, Portalk and Sta- - mUonary Lngmts, Stamp alius. Air Loth

pressors and Jiock Drills

WOOD AND IllOS "WOUKINO 31AClirXItY.

Pressur PIowh, Stesm aovernorn, Turbine Waterliceu, HydratiUc Jacks, Uose, elt, XeaUier

and Itubber Belting, Emery Grinders andWheels, racking, Oilers, Mill and

Minla Suppilea.

Selling Agentsthe Pacific States for the Hoadly Portable aad

Ervlen'a Vertical and Stationary Engiaei. and Cook,--"b.y-

iLUtKET STREET, HEAD OF TltOT,San Francisco.

Summons.Zx the District Cocbt, Third Jcdzciai. Diktbict

ERHITORY Or ARIZONA, COtJITTT OF YAVAPAI, fAnhxl Jrwrrr, Pit.

VB. StTMUOKa.S. O. Fbedzsick, Hugo Rich- - iARD8 A2TD GEO. W. BOWERS dfts

J. R.

Action brought in the District Court of tha Third Jh.dicial District, In and for tho Cocnty of Yavapai, ia theTerritory of Arizona.

The Territory of Arizona srad tnwtlnt a. nFrederick.

ion are herebT summoned and rentilrwl In imuHiran action brousht against von bv tho abovn itimni tJiin.tiff, in the District Court of the Third Judicial District,iu iuu lor me loamy or xavap, in m TcrritorArizona, aad answer tho complaint aied with tha CIof this Court, at Prescott, In said County (a copy ornuiui wiupiiuiit accompanies uua suaimons), withintwenty days (exclusive of tho day of service) after the ser-vi- ce

upon you of this summons, if served la thWi Coun-ty; but if served out of the County, and witli shtaDistrict, then within thirtv dava In all othr rum fntr- -

days.And yon are hereby notified that If you fail to acpear

and answer tho complaint as above reunited, thePlaiatiff win apply to tiw Court Sox tlie relief decidedtherein, aud for all costa and Oisburtsemeata la said

Given Tinder mv hand and th aeal nnhnuM rn.t--4PiJH F'MCOtt, this 2flth day of December, A. D.usii. William WiLKxaHosr. curit

Johs Howard axd E.'W.Arak,Attorneys for klntMT.

To Tlie XJnfortnnate !

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MAIL

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623, Kearny Street, S. P.Fsah!lshed lalSSl. for the treat

Lment of Sznal aad Seminal DlsrosesIsncli m Oururrboea, Gleet, Stricture

ypUH!S in ail Itr forms. SemioalI eaxcess in potency, Ssin

iriftaettly cured, orno charge.

SEMINAL WEAKNESS.Rfflleal EmJijIcms. the eonsenaenocs of ir nhnte.

ThU or depraved sexul indolence. Ispraellsed by the youth i.f both mxhui an almost unllzated extent, rrodoclnz with thefullow

Istr train of morbid symptom. unTess tmnWtnt hr !.eatl Se melical manures, viz: Sallow- - eonntenaneei darkspots usdertbe eyes, pa' a In the bead, ricjrinjr In thaears, soiw like the miliafr of taut and rattling olchariots, BneasiaeM aboni the loins, weaknens of tb- -

limbs, confused vision. blttr.td It1Irct. Iim nf eirafldesce. ditBdcBee in arpMMr strantrers. a dislike Uthtm sew acquaintance, dbfMwitioa to hun society, !f raesaory, bM,io Sns-hes- , Hatpins and various ernpt!as

about the fee, fsrred ten-pi- e. tVfid breath, coughs, eon.SWBBtioa. Blfl'at sweats. Bauaoaila unl ftnmmnt fnsaa.Jty.

CUBED AT II03IE.PerE4 at a dbtaaoe star W AT IIOilK br

addressing a lt!er to Dr. mx,s. statin case, sywp--JR. ' ST IX It IA i t X . u"lJb!,l PAXNTS. ef time Ow dseaebas eontinm-d- . and have

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from Annan Sad3 I- memos i proaiHly ferwdd. ire.

Uraers

a.tesidcd

Stie.

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Diseases

carioMty, to say part of MMtry. with fall cad plaiadirection. By ranlDstsfeCs dollars coin, in wgisteredtetter tkrtsh fee Pp ilAfcor throagb Wells l'ars &Co.. SS Mrina t I .nrsrvled toanvptrtefttsUaSe. AiWecs DR. J. F. GIB BOX,aoglSwtd - lx 1.357. gw Fraadsco .

JACK.OF-ALL.TRADE- SJ JtJU feI i ttte imrwist bf wamk - t--i u Mnlnd hV

8ws wood: Mm walfa: blsate rek.' siesas stonaea aad. I law. are ban- - nnilSi I t if .i u. -ys ; ssjryeta; km mw; pstts tt sAsm; whits- - j eTafs frm Mm date kanef, w tMnu CorMws, 8.

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AH jntwrg Mt fai Ma hox, opposite me Poai--I itt fofae. , n. S. WrSoIIRX.jkwmt iafosrsirark, Xo rember 1J, 1S77.

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