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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

Prescott Lodge No. |, Knights of Pyth;as, Was instituted last night, by 4. ". Scfton, Deputy supreme Chancellor assisted by Past Chancellor Edward r. Prairo, and Mil ton Newell of Excelsior Lodge No. l2, Chancellor Commander W. F. Wise of Santa Barbara Lodge No 21 of California, and Knight H. Buck. The following officers were elected aad ia tailed for the ensuing term : S. O. Baker. C.C.; Jerome B Crooks, Y. C; Chas l.. Hccnan, Prclttc j. L. Fisher, VI. of F. A Allen. NJ. of F.; Morris Goldwa- ter. K of R and S. :. NJ. Clark, NJ. at A. {; John Duke, O. c.. II. \. Toftman, ]. G.; and ". C. Dawes. C. F.. IIecnan and !. E. Graham, Trustees Tho Lodge starts off with a Charter membership of twenty-threc, and promises to be one of the best Lodges of the Order on the Coast
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

The total receipts at the store of ]. c.. Campbell yesterday, amounted to ti"c thou sand and two hundred and eleven dollars, and was not considered anything eAtraorli- nary The merchants If Prescott consider the above a mere average oi many days sales during the month. and look upon day '> work ot this kind a> matter of little i'm.
 portancc. still the people of Tucson are un- der the impression that Prescott is not n live
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

MT Chaplin, representing the house of Whittier Fuller X Go. of san Francisco. Paint and Oil establishment, is making the rounds of the Territory and We think l., pleased with what he has seen. Buy paints from him anal heautify your homes
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
Notice.

Those who have received notice that they indebted o me in the of dollars for subscription to the WEEKLY MINER hereby notified that the subscrP ton price has been reduced dollars per annum they will only be expected 10 pay five dollars This amount together with such a, may be due for advertis- ing and job work, they requested to pay to J. L. Fisher or to myself al their earliest convenience.
 IT. BUTLER. Prescott, Arizona, March r. s'7.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

Jamc- NJ. Cumming. travelling agent for the well known clothing establishment of Banner X Bros, who make as good clothing a, any other house in the United State., Ina, been in our town several days. Send your order, to them, corner Nin>omc and Market streets San Francisco.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

TowS LoTs SoID.-C r. Head sold to-day to the Hon. Thomas Fitch the ground on the corner opposite tLe Capital block where formerly stood the John II. Behan residence. The ground covers three lots 50Xl50 each; the whole went at $l 800. We hear that al least three brorrn fronts fourteen stories high will be erected on this ground during the
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

Ben. Van Nlack, who has been employed by < C. Miller on the Iron Spring wagon road has discovered mine about ten miles wet of town and named it after friend E. w Bennett" We saw some of the ore at the assay office of Jay C. Kelley, where it i, to be tested.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
.serert of ,hr pi>,ric, Attorney.

- !. jet IA ttnrucy Paul Weber, report. suh- =zto tilc BaarI of Supervisors yc,tcr- ows tha; hc la, collected during the .klrter, of tine delinquent taxes of 1876,
 21.
 ias hrou.l.; cS suits for delinquent
 n fine different Justices Courts. of 6. haye i,eea settled. He has attended. -ilf oi' iLo Territory. the preliminary isation of len persons charged with ssixoi whom have been hcld tp answer. ilayr been brought to collect de- psnt taXc- from citizens of Little Colora- ' the reason tina, the fax coilccto. failed 1-ply wi,h the law. which requires him
 upon each taxpayer and demand
 if. 8nd tke District Attorney regarded Long to put people to cost who have .ss delinYucnt by no fault of their own, ,t of an officer.
 s)istrici Attorney ha, taken steps to -a the taNe> tn that part of the county, sflts pos>i',le, without suit.
 sE,so st4.c- that citizens nearer home
 se saac complaint. and expresses the
 attn iut.cs of collector will be bct-
 nded Ia in IutGrc. and that those who : sxes ta Day will at feast have one op- I fy |" bay. a- the law contempllteS. 1 inc tame oi' delinquency comes. The 2 es Aitosncy alludes 10 the fact that the ing il.c nct proceeds of the mines has s cen carric,! ont in this county. but z z # state i.y whose fault il has been -ed. Scveniy-iivc per cent of this tax
 thc county road fund. and as the
 is ahout io engage largely in road ,.g. h. think il very important that U be promptly and faithfully collected.
 fly a> ;hc mine owners are to receive .sra or more benefit from the building 2 $ than any other c.a-~.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

SILVER BRICK-Wc were shown, at the assay office of Jay C. Kelley, three silver bricks from the Turkey Creek shelter, owned by Nulvcrun & Roach The bars were worth in tine aggregate something near one thousand dolIas. aS follows. bar No. ] Si62 - 52; No. , SHOES; No. g >l96.66 Average fincneSs 924. The ore wa, taken out of the Unitcd states mine
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

The owners of the Peck mine which has no equals for richness in America in Joint Convention to-day notified Mir Lent that his proposition for the purchase of the mine had been rejected by them, or in other words they did not care to sell.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

Robert Doughcrty is in town, and k anX- iously awaiting the reduction of a lot of rich ore which has been at the Aztan mill for some time for treatment. Bob has a good mine. but has no machinery with which 10 extract the metallic substance
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

SHIPMENT OF BrLIIoS.-The merchantilc house of C. F. Head .S Co. shipped, few days since. to san Francisco something over two thousand dollars in gold bullion bars, which for finenese probably never has been eNcelicd We make mention of this fact, not that it was anything extraordinary for this firm to ship the insignificant sum of 5000. but on account of the extraordinary fine quality of the gold and the beauty of | hars
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

All persons doing business requiring them to pay United States Internal Revenue Spc- cial taNo- should read the notice in another column and be guided thereby, a> a penalty of fifty per cent accruc> for failure tp make return and pay the tax at the proper time
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

MR. EDITOR: I wish to express through your columns many thanks for the beautiful present of fine black suit as I understand, from the members of my Church and friends outside. D. B. WRIGHT.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

Pete Reed is in from Peoples Valley, and reports twenty four hours rain making the ground too wet to blow for a short time and doing an immense amount of good.
 This rain came just in the nick of time and did the ground. and especially poor stock more real benefit than if il had been a show er of twenty dollar pieces.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

The Prescott Library Association has ap- pointed George r.. Brown, F.. J. Bennitt and Samuel Gnldwater, 8 committee to solicit contributions of books for the Library Those who have books, suitable for public library, which they have read and can spare, will be doing the community service by leaving them with either of these gentle
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

\ friend who recently returned to Prescott from Tucson reports improvements going on in that city. Some entcrprising person sent to Prescott and purchased a sack of lime and there are HOW as many d. two housc> being whitcwashcd this >prin"
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

The case of Francisco Ccri-osa, ami Ican- dro Mora, accused of killing priyate Miller, of the 9th Cavalry at Camp Verde, was cal led this morning for examination before Jus ticc Cartier. P. J. Robert, Esq, appearing for the defense. The evidence tending to show a clear case of justifable homicide. the prisoner were discharged on motion of Dis trict Attorney Weber.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

There are now being worked in Yavapa county over one hundred aud sixty mincs. and some of them are yielding large amounts and pay handsome dividends to their owners It i, only a matter of time with Arizona and we will ship more bullion than all the other Territories combined. Just wait until we get machinery for the reduction of our pr.-
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

Roster for April printed m very neat style at Fort Mhipple by (. II. Allabach, has been received at the MINER office. This book serves aS reference in many instances and We are thankful to the donor for it.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

John r. lloyts appointment to the Gov ernorship of Arizona, meets with universal favor so far as we have an expression on the subject
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

HARLEY FOR SALa-In quantitips to suti purchasers. Inquire of Alex. Harris, at his residence. West of Prescott, directly across the creek from Lindsay's Garden. dn.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

E. !. Wade Is to remain in charge of the county jail during Sheriff Bowers absence in California, where he goes to bring Hunt back to meet sentence of the Court for violation of the law.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

One thousand 0,OOO) second hand grain sacks for sale ny F.. HERZOG, one door south of Hayden * Co.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

cn Granite street. is making 3 hssessary Improvements on her place. Say of substantial picket fence. rtslast sumner rcmoddlcd her dwelling. sss, with tlia latter improvements, has
 's he co>;c>: places in Prescott.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

Chas. Goldman. a model man and merchant at Williamson Valley. is in town and reports the recent rain as having done much good has given the farmers of that thriving Valley new courage. as they are now certain of rais- ing a bi. crop of hay and grain this season. Were il not for Williamson Valley, hay would be a scarce article in our market.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

Tomorrow k the day for Fishers horse aution at the plaza stable, be on hand at II O clock sharp a> this will prove raro chance to rurchasc anInn.ls d your own price.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

The Mexican acrobats performed their wonderful feats to a good house last night and will give another performance to-mor- row night.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
FRIDAY.
The Incoming Stage.

Nlckenburg, April ,. The stage left this place for Prescott at 10 A. NJ. to-day. with the following passengers: II. II. Welch and V. F. Green.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

,heriif, Ed. |. Bowers. will leave to-
 for Los Angeles, California. for the of cscoriin~ Hunt. the runaway, csped from jail. about five weeks aek to the Territory where he k to
 op a charge of an attempt to con- rder. Hunt ], d very bad man and ger he k sent to tha penitentiary the Tor the country. especially lavapai
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

thc rain fall of a few days since, Ic csliSca~r~ have ccas-d, and the town med it. usual healthy tone. Families D. returning. and wr believe, with there need be no anxiety atnrc.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

MI. Knapp, of Lynx Creek, has found a gold mine which is about olc half pure metal. He brings in specimens which he readily disposes of. The last one sold was bought by Nr. T. Otto. and is really more than half pure gold. To inquiries made of NIT. Knapp about the extent of his mine, etc. he merely replied that he Ina, a good thing
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

seict Attrrnc: Paul Weber received to- qnisi;inn from Governor Salf1rd. on 1T ir~in "i' California. for the escaped I Hunt. He Will immediately. on of He rcqUi>iIion al Los Angeles, be Yum Tor safe keeping, 1T least for sanf
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

s Stewart. Surcgintcudent of the iia X Arilrna Stage line i- now in gcle- c"aat.. California. buying hor- aabie t:l"ri tn accommodate the in
 trarc!, which .f late ha- crowded
 lc so GnrNrr.:elly. that they find | yes u.rrcpars.l tn al,rai Ia the
 f thcir pa;rna- a. ;hty Gc>irc. and as
 s det"rni. .i ;p D. ll tIr mem F. N;oi:n,>. Division A-cn:. i- here
 strHc;iou> |" hUy all thc horses he fllat ara suitable t"~ staging. This aiyis '!r;n. ail that it possibly can. .tfe diff that attend staging e dr-cfi>. [" actomwu83te ric travel. -.ae=ss.; thcy may b. temporarily cmbar- for want "f stock. thry have the and wiil mi thr n, .an- - overcome
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

The Board of Supervisors advertise fol proposals to build the new county road.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

|b Peck Mining Company has now on ' I from the end of the Railroad 10000 of castings for the Aztlan mill. cm- ..tc pnn>, settlers, agitators and other
 yaparatic> for the successful rcduc- E silycr ores.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.

have this day placed in the hands of Mir l. L. Fisher all accounts outstanding in my favor for collection and duly authorized him to press the collection of sail counts my agent
 (. X. LUXE.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
U ONDERFUL REMEDY.
Piles.-Hemorrhoi is.-Pil0n.

Many tend produce this painful and distress ing state The blood Is retarded in it's the foo frequent of drastic Frga'Ves tends to produce con gcsiion of the bowels. torpid action of the liver aud other the ot this complaint and hitherto nothing e.ctua has been presented to the Psh lie. which would rapidly alleviate symptoms and uli' mat ely prove effective cure. In PILON we have a remedy whlch not only acts almost instantly but will re- move the largest umOrs of the parts tlicsl by abs"rp gn and who have received not only hen' ht but have been radically cured have been assured (prisr |"
 using this trcatinen by eminent surgeons that ie ouly relief they could expect iR life would be by an operation, and reno, ing or them from thc body by a procedure which nccesSitf;ed the Knife. This remedy bas been hailed with delight and is prescribed by maBy practising phys can- wh" "nguiEant of its merits. as the only known sur" cure for FILES.
 Price, Fifty Gents per package, or six for S2 ,JO.
 SENT BY MAIL UN RIGHT pF PRICE
 Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through. ont the world.
 Prepared solely by DR. CHANDLER,
 l.I79 Broadway, New York
 Where orders can be addressed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
poStofice Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the Prescott Postoflicc, March 26th, 1877. To obtain these letters say advertised" All letters not cal led for in thirty days will be returned to the
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

, ss1-al loads of corn were brought in to-
 sold lor cents per pound.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
uDAI. APRIL 6, 1877.
sal InteiIige ce.
II ESDAY.

Hayien and Judge BachuS Jeff to- as sz Hayden'> Ferry, Maricopl county. |G Haske!l. Esq, is building himself a
 lbstantiai and convenient house in ss ,thern part ot the village. When
 vii compare with the finest resi- I Nf D. town.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
WEDNESDAY,.

Es sers iubilant.
 tgocd roads.
 tz niii> wanted. s gFa~~ in thc hill- isr cattlc are getting ;at. 5A T-honc m iito market sx ng property booking up, css wantcd at tho rc-tluran, ation> are good for another rain.
 oes are ~carcr at x cents I'.g pouni. = = from different lucalit;c, was sold a" to-iay. at *ln per ion.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
THURSDAY.

H. II. Bixby will procure the s20,00O bail required by the court.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

a good ho.cl somebody, and get
 The town hs> entirely outgrowu its
 sconn.r.la;iun~. aud first class hotel NE. niIh plenty of rooms 10 accommo- I- r ansient ii well as permanent h-ard- | fald r'ni for any price. within the i.s rhoo'i et reason, that it> owner might i., it.
 qas dsy ras>c, Ina, stranger, are not enting thc ;oRa over for rooms.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

= 2 atiUn- ate good for large crop in
 rbfinty the coming season.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06


 Brady, M Nicholson, Silas Bower. C e Nichols. Mary J Barrett. samuel O'Donnell, Michael Barton, Jonathan Pincnback, Wilson Bell. J Pomen, J F Boyd, C T Parker, AmaSa Cahcll. ! C Perllas \ Coc. W W Redway, ! w Cohen. Charles Shay, George C Court, Henry Sagrc, A r Fisher. F Scheltcnbrand, F. Fuller. CW Sharp, George B Parry. = Stern, Ben Fisher. John Sheldon. Ralph Graham, Robert Schallhorn, Leopold Humphreys, Font. Silva, Joseph Hart. Frank Ncnnung NllDcr Vutchison. F. Wheeler, V C Hunt. John Warren r F Johnson. Gust. Wilson, = kcmpt, John White, II II Moore. \ r or II II Narcelin, M
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

$ Naii Lochhart. We learn from the
 Star. "as -hot and killed hy a party : D soldiers q few days slnce. at the if Mountain. eighteen milcs thi, side on, aui according tn tlc account y hat paper it wa> rather a rough
 We know Wal very well, he haVin"
 fhis section over a year. acting in the y ol agent for Nr. Chi,um. He is hare killed tNo mca iu Texas before that country.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

6 oN X lt,>I>IL-This cntcrpri>iHg a N 10 hlsc a. t.. iat,-t machinery for s.r aufhcta.,, nf every article that can s- ione'l. a:ma>i. in wood. have received
 lkrcg order from ihe Goyernmcn: ITS. win.loW~, otc.. which are to be s. .f the Huartcrma~tcr at Fort Noiavc SLH erecti"n "f now buildings at that
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
Application for Patent

To TaI SECOND NORTH EXTENSION oS THr WAR E AcLE MINE
 L. $. LAND OFTIcE, PEEsCorT A. T.,
 FrhrnsrN %. lR17. {
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

d wo NeNicans who recently attacked
 led a soldier at Camp Verde, and
 bseq qucRtly arrested at New River, in l, "a bounty. hy Deputy Sheriff McIuor- ere, ta-,!ay. bgou-h. to Prescott and ssin5aii. Examination will take place . as the necessary witnesses can hc had.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
LEGAL.
Application for Patent.

To TIE FmsT sourR ENIESsioS or TIE waR EAGLE iIAR. No. %.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
SADDlERY, & MINING MATERIALS,
 Selected to exaelly sui,
Merchants, Ranchers, Station Keepers, Freighters, and Miners of Arizona
 and Mexico,

Soiieiis orders for goods and insures saisfaetou FOR WARDS freight and merchandise to part of the World. insnrinE if desired Buys. Or makes advances. on all Arizona and Mexican produce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
Bar Meeting.

Yesterday evening, at 4 o'clock,
about twenty live, attorneys assem-
bled In the district court room. The
meeting was called to order by Mr..
Bookhout, and on motion, Mr. Field
was called ON to preside. Mr.. Morgan
appointed secretary. Mr.. Gibbs arose,
and said that as there were 80 few
of the lawyers present--he moved to
adjourn sine die, which was lost. Mr.,
Payne arose and spoke ut some length,
and concluded his remarks with mo-
ton to adjourn until Monday, at four
o'clock pm, which was carried.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05

From gentleman who arrived last
night from st. Louis we are informed
that early Friday morning an acct.
dent occurred on the Iron Mountain
road, near Gads' Hill, Missouri. The
passenger train bound north, while
descending n grade of one hundred
and twenty-six feet to the mile, and
running at the rate of thirty miles nm
hour, skipped the rail, and six pas
senger coaches went into the ditch.
Strange to say no body was killed,
but several were injured. Four does
tors came down from st. Louis to at.
tend to the wounded. The railroad
people have been very reticent, and
have done all in their power to sup
press the publication of the matter,
but they have failed, as it Is right
that they should. Railroads need
watching,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
Personal.

j. i. Young, prominent lawyer OF
Cincinnati, Ohio, il at the Lamar.
Mr.. N. j. Nash, mayor, of Waxa-
hachie, md the irrepressible Gibson,
OF the Enterprise, were in the city
yesterday, and gave THE HERALD a
call.
Our old friend Rev. II. j. Haynes,
is in the city, ana paid us u pleasant
visit yesterday. Mr.. Haynes is associ-
ated with the Rev. Mr.. Grant, in the
evangelical work. We commend him
to the kindly attention of our citi-
2ens.
George E, Bennett, Esq. returned
last evening from q six weeks trip
through the north and northwestern
States, in the interest OF the McCor'
mick Harvester Company. Mr.. Ben
net represents the crops looking fine,
and wheat crop excellent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
trouble Brewing Across The wave.

Inter>0cean: Strikes are epidemic
and infectious. If news from America
Is treated with naughty indifference by
theyupper ten of London society, it is
eagerly devoured 10y the friends of the
workiifgman aud the workingman him
self. The strike in this country has
made profound impression all over
England, and il would not surprise us
one bit to hear of a general echo from
the other side. II is not long since n
formidable lockout took place among
the engineers and workmen employed
by the shipbuilders of the Clyde, and
the latest dispatches announce that the
London masons have laid down their
tools. We do not desire TO take CONS
fort from the mislortunes of our neigh~
bors, but we cannot shut our eyes TO
fact that il will cost Great Britain all
its tact and energy to prevent a gems
eral uprising and succession OF cilam>
tiles such as we have just experienced
here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
NMngor IIrOIhers,

II really does one good TO step into
this Immense house aud note, not only
the vast improvements being mede In
tho house itself but the great activity
Of each man IN II, from the chief down
to the smallest cash boy. Every de-
partmeut Ia crowded with eager and
well satisfied purchasers, and every
purchaser Ia satisfied with style, quail
ny and price OF the article no buys
When Sanger gets his house finished
II will be the handsomest dry goods
establishment In Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
Withdrawn,

We have been informed by several
gentlemen, that Messrs. Eblen q
Kearby have Withdrawn their names
from any connection with the vacant
judgeship, This leaves tho contest be-
tween Messrs. Cowart and Hunt
Either would 10 acceptable to The
HERALD. Mr.. Cowart Is a gentleman
OF fine attainments and well versed In
tho law, and has a great many friends
Mr.. Hunt Is also popular with many,
and has good qualifications for the
office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
Planters Hotel.

We take pleasure in commanding
this deservedly popular house, corner
Candy street and Houston avenue.
lts situation IL supcrb--such high
grounds with asplendid southern ex-
posture, and being built with reference
TO thorough ventilation, It offers the
coolest resting place In the city,. where
refreshing breezes never cease. Thus
It Is, during the heated term, the most
delightful stopping place In Denison.
Its tables leaves nothing 10 be desired.
II Is unsurpassed In the elegance and
comforts Of its furniture, and all its
rooms are large and well arranged.
Terms, two dollars per day. Baggage
carried free of charge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
PROFIT of Meslern Mlning.

In answering the question, els
precious metal mining proiitable2" the
Engineering and Mining journal pres
sents figures giving the results Of min
ing in the west for twenty soyen years.
The writer puts the investments in all
mines and mills now in operation at
1860, 100000 investments in labor
1924, 100000 personal assets, $2j ,O0O,-
600, total investments, $I090OO,0OO
Return in bullion, S,S50,000,0OOi Gre
ated values OF mines and mills, $780,.
900, 600 total, 200,0O00O0. Profit for
twenty-seven years, 81 ,l9l 100000 re.
presenting an income of $50 100000 per
annum on an investment of $780,
0O0NOO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05

The meetings at Floyd street church
this week have been interesting and
successful. Six have been added to
the church, and quite a number are
inquiring the way OF salvation. These
services will be continued through this
week. Services to-day as follows: Sum-
day school, Q a. M; preaching by the
pastor, II a. m; preaching by DIR. Al
len. $50 p. No.; praise meeting. p. m.
All are invited TO attend.