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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
A LARGE TEXAS HOG.
IPlcasanton. T.Nas. Stock Journal


Speaking OF large hogs. Mr.. Willis y.
Smith says that in December. 1872. he
SAW one that had grown up in the woods
in AtascoSa that never had tasted corn
nor heen fed and was killed and after
being dressed weighed 324 pounds.
And now comes Mr.. McCaleb, our dis
trict clerk. who has just been up to Ben
ton City and states that Mr.. VIM. McBee
IL miles above town on the Atascosa
has Il hog which measures five feet in
length and is three feet high. a range
pig that never tasted corn till a few
weeks ago when his owner began feed
ing him with the view of iattening him
lEext summer. Mr.. McCaleb vouches
the SIZE of the hog, for he saw it
ITS owner is OF the opinion that his
Yen he kills it will weigh over 400
No one will eve doubt again
a spontaneous hog county !;
iilst let them put the above
e and smoke it.
vt west thus express
his official returns
sertify that the
ear rite as |
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
FARM WAGONS.

with all the lnlc-t ITO pr"vrmrnts, NJ the low
price OF So. Ati work warranted us guod az
any imported /" TINS market. orders solicited.
aprS-tf II ALL. NICHOLSON x co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
ORDER OF rgRr.IC&TEON.

IN M TtIN't- IT'Ik-
rr I. l. DANIEL, II. {. l~tmi5-jt
\ j. IlIlI. Attorney iar Ila.piIN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21
MS, CLlELTPs&EY MARRIED.

Tn young lady. N" .se ueIc W place a. ne head ot ih.s i.em. w.., 0e remembered ,s v,ry p.easaa, addition 10 Prescott sl- c.ety fra f.w mpalA,. ia>I f.il.
 Being d cousin 10 Mg- (. W. Beach, she made uur h", s. her homc, and acquired the l.t of setting type in Jac MINER ollie.
 She iS a Iadl O. i.uc accomplishments. md fit companion for such d h,S Shaud a> the Los Angeles paper, describe hers tu be.
 We, with all her rclati. n>, friend, and ac- quaintances, including the entire MINER toic.. among whom she i, a special ftv"rite. join in the god wishes so appropriately cX- pressed by the Les Angeles Star ot Sept. llth, from which We clip the following no- ticc:
 Again has one Of Cupid'S darts made an unerring and delightful aim, and thi- time it is our Mell-NnoWn friend Mr. F.. r. ky>lr, the celebrated architect ot Southern Cali tornia. who has rccsivcd the ar.oN. l. will be seen by glance at tnc proper plac1. that Mir E. F. kysor, of To, Augcie>. and Mi>s Clara E. P,rry. of Markcsoa. Wisconsin were married on Sa'urday evening last. at the residence of tie Rev Nr. li,ugh w congratulate the bride on receiving such a fine gentleman for partner tor life, and we toss of the champagne sent u>to ,hc health. happiness and long .itt ot tle happy ,oa- pie. After the ceremony. w..ch Was MI messed hy N N. Dalton. as groom, man, and Mi,s Jg>.c Da'.u a- ir.oy uaid. ,hr principals and a cloice pas;v oi friends pro- ceeded to the residence of thg groom, where q most inviting rrps>t wa> discussed. MT. Ky>or ranks a> one of eur pram'nDnt citi- zens, and aS one cf our p.c.>aulc ;a,g quaint aEces. ami wc cordially endorse a c"ntcmpo- rary. when it says. toUchirC ihe f.iiCiuou> occasion. that II, k aa u,i resident and has made an excellent name to: himself. Our most stately and elegant hUi ding, arc the result of h.> >>ili ;n s-,..t..t. a.u l,'> beautiful home in tlc ve>,eiu ,ulUr.'>. With iis handsome grounds. and TONS oi i uti>h- ing trees, attest his exquisite la-'c and show his ability Co make (. m,>:ic fife dc.i-ltiui. The young lady whom hc Ia, made tha mi>- trcsS of this httie pataal>. ha> ic.n Le-e only a short time, hut Nr. hy-,r aHd Ec-- self were acquainted W.tH ,a.h ether was ago al her father, home. w. ae..;i Y io.n with ali their tr.cuC> il wishing ,acm a long and happy career
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21
INDIANS KIL..p ,N'oArIrE#D.

The Commanding Officer a, CImp Grant, : September 18th, ,c.csrph> having r'c,i'ed py courier from Camp Toppc~, wces date of the l4th. the following dispatch:
 "Pursucd Indians n 3uouh .a>t direction, over an exceedingly Diti,ut ,ouu;EN about wenty milc, in;o tbc m.uafa'a> cast "t thc Sn Francisco or Tu.t G..a river, \ VI. Captives state that tai> t.,ac had hccn lcaV- pa The Reservation i'.r ra N-,N O. m.lc he- ere ,aey lc:t. Tsc.re have lrc7 killed Five souaws. >iN lor> .anyiug lom iW" q" -wentv-ona ycas> o.dl, ud two i.u'g gHi~ thirteen iu al .-.rc ,al..v.s n the hanu- Indian scouts. Td. party >i.U.S Is tHt same with which ;hc la,..o ( n tac i,-- .rya,ion had f-at. a; .t.>t a1 m'.c> i'm he Sah-Asrgcr. o1 ,l- mawlnE tAat NC if Thomas tog that Agency ;' t.Ae Un ihr -ra:l. They Wcr' nd i'u aE 8 runner ''"" he Reservation taa, tac trao. $ Wes' 'n pUr- ,uit with view ot h..a-ia- tcm uacN. ,vervthiug kl,.r,i,r ca..gsd wa~ on ihe .ump cor hi,,i.- .u Jac .ru>I. ltwa> lmn".- .ih,c to h. .trrtsc l.u..a~ z, boy. | tAuk hcy must have sr5.r-. much and a."u- |, ne,, a grc.t J.e.. An !n;, Nct alive ,as rou.d thrown :w,y .l 5t~ basket upon he open pan. They >catt.rtu iI thr naurtaias oy,-a nrc. ana ,f country.
 Ha. na anG Rl.Ayr 0ji. arrive at Bowie n tine l6h O. ls:h. IcNVcot 10 arrive on he lStu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21
rayofArmy omcera.


 "A Subscriber" rsk> fir information re- ran,ling the silagic, otthe T. 2 mental "iilcer' : of ihc United states amy. They me gwen m thc last number ot the Army Kegs t-r. -~ucd ut Washington. The am"uhi given Co @. ch case includes "ailoWHnces. which make, the silarir, n"t Nely larg ', even ai thc his hest figure given. The Ne'r- ly salary of cu.o1cl. uHtd iitc ycHe "i ~.r- wee. Is $3.5Ul After lv, yeas ui- m"nthiy ,tiue.J ,, ucrcts.d tp Sj-u >j, siicr len ye r,' tb S3Il. stlrr ittr,a ycar,. 'o EJ'3. .t4Nimum ,tIury l. [ ih- grade ss tNei lE y.u.rr. , 5, reachru X nruteuan'-,o.onr, rec. i've. in Y-trly salary Sl.nJ0. Bl-m 'n'h- ly p4y li, incrya. ,.l ailcr h,e yea ', ia e.'5' .f,.rt tra I,.t~. 0, SSIJ. aUrr fifteen Hra;s, Go S3 Q. ud atfcf 20 ,rsr-. io j1a a3. F" 70 aiai .r th, ,4ar, up to h,e y,s. i- et.l a. AiJ,. ,h.t pe.i.n Ge Ir, l's- m"u.h'! F.-' is.atirr fen ,t.r-. S93u, aileI i,l,cH y-ars, Sa.u Ss. uifcr tWritN Nrs, S-tl u"
 an uut.l e.shiain rceArs E2dOn uaul five yr.r, ha,, loren pa->.,t iH iit- rt.er AItrt .bst hi- n authiy ,.laTy ,, Sir3 as. siirr Gen yr.r.. S9.O. aiirr Sheen yraIs. S-tf "' ,iltef nAesty yc.fs S2a d5. Fora capian n"i mouuts-,l, the fcamr.tal a'lu'anl aud guaf ,erm.st.r ihg ,als.y up 2" ii'e yea.s Do Sl.'. ,00. Moatny pe' is iurm s.d alter ihai peripl 'o SlGJ. aueg tc' Near, to S'eo. .il,r flic," year, tn Si3i. aifef i~eniy ,eaf-. ro S!l0 For u'rt iysierant n"t mounted, a second lieutenant mounted. aad a chaplain. tlc ~al.ry up }o five yrafs i' Sl,- I10 Att-. that lime. tbe months ipr#d q, aIraucgd yt SD, ju ai.rr f,u ycsr,, ." $50: attr fl1evu y-ers. Co S.o- 'H. aitef twenty ,rsr.. io SID \ lr.i nsu'eaani uountcd rcce.ye, Sl G5o salary for isc vras- Attrr tA .t iim- hr rer-.yt. each W nia eltb 6; after len ,car. B 70; ailer hirrn yc'f.. St13 80. alter twenty years, Sieo ''- \ cuud li,utenant H"t m'unicd fteci'e' $I i0J yearly f lvc year: after Gtc years his mpuih,y salary is 2s S5, ailrr len cais. $Il ]. atI,r iiteen wears $l5l G ai'et tWeuty years. Si6d jj.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21
OLD MINERS IN THE BLACK HILLS,

Frank AyFes, to. many years res.den' of Prescott. pAinte. by trade, and wh' left here few ye.r, ag' with ]. II. BehSE for Piachc, Nevada. writes d letter of recen date from D,Idw,"d Cily |" C. <. Porter O. this place, i.e.:l winch t4c following Is d.. extract:
 "i came her direct from Virginia City. have HOW ilcta h,rc one wear. Last wl.tc l bnugas a C t.n an Dcadwnod Greek .n, have oeea wj.; NiaS II al! Sdmmcr wIlh sai iSlacto \ Ic'u.;s.
 Ih.r: oce a!Aay O Ii Arizonans here, Y. ". B;.rgi>. Wan ,le,a 10 >,icA type for th' "MiXER." Len Sn.til. N, il known in Pres cott. Hnd H. :. o'Bacn, who worked iol Doc M,v.;cr ia ,G;), age ail at work for me. They a,4 al g.,osi Incn md desire io be lc- me Ib.r7i [ th .ir old frIeads in P.escot, Tom Brooks wt> here few aays this sum mcI. iir..ry Daa>"n has been nere, leiI 3; few tlars a-u. J.huny B liard Is her. There are many others taat l d' not thlnl uf jus, ROW. Elf:se ihd l have mentioIcD are oi kn '4,@ th yru, but all old Prescott ite> knnW thcN-
 The ~WEEKLY MINER l was z ad to sct snd wish v.iu wnuid send one now and thea.
 You may say to ali the old boys tha, may remember me ,itt hold the 'old timers of Yavapai unty in great esteem. have always said of tbem siI>e l l,tt Ailzona that there are m lre true men there than anv place .,n the face If the earth. l wish 10 be kindly remembered by all of them, 10 one and ali 1 send my respects and good wishes. rerer think of Prescott and it> people, but get little home,ick. l ex- pect Presc oIt has changed much since l leti there. bat many of me good people cannot change fyr the better, and men of such stuff cannot change for Ihe worse. At some other time l Ni.l write you about this q
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21

Ln, AN6EL.s AND THE R. R. Charles Cocker has been talking Ia the City Cour- cil of Los Angelo, and try.ns to pcr>ua' c them that ;hc x r. R R is their friend, hut they don't seem to see lt. The fcViVai of light,ragc @ud wharfage at Wilmington and santa Monica suce the company bought out Jouc, ruad. nc declares i> hui aa,u.al aad iu>'. ard wa, only ab",ishcd iu a cu,ihraat spirit while Joncs raa his -,ad. HcaI>o met jhcir demand 10 have tiic car, ruit, tht oid drpo, ia ihc City iu- ste. ,f stepping out,idc and running r'"nd ,lc t.wn. by cup;irg fem ihe records oi .hcir Ia.rd. Wsich 10" sid practically 'r- d,.ca th,m auay ,rum their ,ty depot. ano apA that jh.y have moved away, at gfeai, .Npcn,e. hr thinks i, in Lad tsste 10 be or .. l.d h.cN a.aiu. He denies that ibc heavy merchants, have h-d their freight, cheaper th .n ,he small dealers aud dcaic- ..acaI.v that any disc.iui.Ha'i'"s have been made agaius, Les Arge.cs CT any @; her pcuu.c.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21

tcr The Box, though, was s'ail"ha'y' anJ had A combination lo"k, which was "h' interruu,ed. Then they proceeded to pun der inc pa,sengers of money and 'aiuaoies' oi,aInlnc some |, ,o00 dollas. The coin s'o'eh y s. ,r,,n ti,l,forn.a. The mails HeIe h~i in- tcrf.red with. Lady passengv.s "efo ""- t,,,u,bca The arrival of freight ifAi" f,op, the has, evidently in.orfercd ~Eh 'hv'I m ea,.ons. and they left. A la se posse "' men an, on their trail. The Express tom ,,,nv otler ten thousand dollars reward Tor the ruhbeT, and mouey.
 Chicago. sept. le.-~1he Tribune's l'"hd"h Sr,ra says: The artillery of the G.and uuke Nichulas still continues to bombaid tl,e o..ontan euirvnchmcnis around fle'ia. la nrh;ing lad week. ths rarks are ssid ti have iost 25. esq, while thc total i"ss "f the Rus.ian. |. placed at i5oO0. Ammunliio" ai o.nAn Pa,ha is failing. IL ia tcft prolss be. for soldier, have nod spared ttieif bulio-s
 l4r,t brigade of Inc Imperial Guard has arr.,eI ag the Imperial Headquarters al Y,sanry Sgudrn \ eorrespendoni triofc PieNna Nfi,ss on the iolh: The seige pTo- yced. by sapper, aud Irrnchins. and she Turks must soon be shut in entirely.
 The sptril oi ali The ranks la thc k"s>i"n army i, admirable, supplies arc ploan'ifui-
 The weather ls splendid.
 san Francisco. Sept. la.--MiniHg stocks ln fhs ~tush iksAni Clu-~I ss foiiuWss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21
BH TI>LI>E eApH.
Reports up to 1 ?. IT., To-day.
Special to ,ss xa.t ty J.s.xli,ar, aat V. Lile.

Washington, Sep. Io.-Secreary sherman says he snail gp io Ono to voc, and will allow all employc, who desired Io go, and can be >pl.ci Il .ys lelvc. Tlc same rule apple, to o;hor Dciay mcnts.
 The Pre- ,idcnt will >cnl aa informal mes sage Co the Extra Sc sion, announcing his reason for calling them together, giving of Senators and Members of Congress. who nave been in ihe Ciy, that ihe Extra Ses- sion should be confined maiI ly to the piir- pose for which il is called, Niz, to pass appropriation bills fer tEe Army for the present iis cal year, and ITO, idlng for the de- Eci,ncy m the payment of the Navy.
 New York, sept. l9.-A Fort Walsh spe. cial says Maj. Walsh Las just returned from visit Go Sitting Bull. He had a long in,er- view with tie Sioux Chiefs, whose force. numbering about l.lCO, is still camped al Horse Bude-, 70 miles this side of Wood Mountain. He declare, that he k sick and tired of lighting, but Major Walsh says the old man appears tu bs weakening in his de sire to nIAe tern! wi.h the American Com laf Had the Commissioners come here a month aeo no doLbt SitIng lull would Lave cheer. fully returned w!,h thtm, ou any reasona- blo ,eIms. The delay, Major Wash fears. will render ileir mis sion lLuriiNc.
 sitting Bull hoar> all .. e news from Tor, Benton, and his IULL,I, tLer,o i..c ear lied Lack ala. .i..us -;orics ,o ,Lc tEoci that f .he >iuL& ase .nCLccd 70 eros, ,lc .luu. .i,r by ,hc ,'L.mis..oTcrs, Gen. Mi.oS, uI.h d. large force, wiii mee, them on ,ho Missouri aud sweep t,em of fthc face of lhe earth.
 Walla Nal;a, sept. l9.-Gen. sherman has just arrived from Mi>>oula. There k a gen eral rejoicing of the people. Tie General IeN Mi>snula on the 4th and reached hc.e safe and well. The demonstration in honor of his arrival wa- large and warm.
 London, Sept. ls.-A Con,.antinorIe cor. respondent says Il ii Aia.od that lshmil Pasha has arrived bcf~re Er.yau and i, abou to attack hat place.
 Cheyenne, Sept. l9.-Ihc Union Pacific East bound train Wa robh.d by l3 highway men at Big Spr.nas S.a.Iun. T..o To bcr, ,ooS possession of the : Sa.ion in the evening "i''' "'"'s '"' " ith l'-hl' W Hen inc tram arrived, d. II o'clock, the coniuc:lr on s.y. . ping Oif the train. was confronted win re- Nol'cr, "ICcIod 70 lhIcw up his hands, and ''' ,.;e same ms ant thc engineer and fireman were secured, and guards placed a, each oi the ear doors. The >,a ion agcn, was then commanded to knock d. ,he ExpreoS Cag door. The Mes. cneer opened the dcor, when the robbers sc.zcd hlm and took possession of the car. They SocIroi SiH:y-tive thou sand dollars in gold, aud five hundred thou sand dollars in currency from the Express
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21
PRESCOTT.
Prop ,.a.sn >ub.iasHce st'.e'.
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 Gam. n.a.- o tai i-aa f-af. ''' 3, "''' ''''s p..r ( o.s1 i- ua.i. H..ss. @ l.a'i 70 i''-'a'' ca. ,sr.at s4 g8 ,-.s. F'-adr u'o .ahds o''' Meal s8 ,.l.lla. iiss.s. !; o l'7'ssi' h ''''"f ,..n.t.ast ss g a ..,a 2 oar sii s--'i a' '"'' ae.l ssar,a-.fs ils..i. 8 @ ls=isls ii .'a'.s ,.t. u.la.a.I .a ass l-tsis ft4f a' t'-a-'' N'''t u.s. 1oIa i.. 4a. issaa, 1is l.ssats h-ss 'f t... u4... sJ ua5 f eais ti s. ai' i-'ah i' '-f" Hs.. s..5 q. a al. Issss af' isaaHAs ii'sa.'3 r..p al. ...s, g tai l-.aais r's s'f P an3' N''@ Mssi } 80 t..ss8. iieass 2 3 i,sfe.i' ii 'ufiA'' C...pK Kr4 15 -sH i..a aa Fsaaf -f" a as a'iA M..i 8 @ g .aaas is~szs 5tl i-a4.sis % 'ass} Y..s Wag,i..e ss go Pfiai. t..af -a' ssaa' ' 'fs Nal g ..s ts.s-ss ,s.a. .s' F'..-4s h-ai'"s FE Yaa. .s ssl i-sats f4saf aa1 i-aaads t'fa M-.i sJ f--sas.. iss-as 9 a ls'-..'ss ''t'} Bf-,. F.sss Is tos.a-.t. q tsl'I Hs 'ts sHi e- f.,.ss a, .s A e. -taay ' ias i''-ia a~'s''i 'f a, t.- ssssra a .e lagsf srt ea'ss 'ef i"" s'as s.ss.sas. t aalss .as Ei,,f'sssars' saai n-- es |. ...,-s a. .s..,s s.- s.t.s Szis' ts aHt nisaisa t. ..... ts s. as ,ls ais is'4i,a srsaira o5
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21

Reliable ady.,. ..... .e,elVcdh hN c> it'n Bowl, E.-t evening Co thc following effect rhe dians raiard ihc upper Glia and have killed s.ve.ai iaucamcn. They killed c'gt men at Burro Spring, they also cap,ulrd So ,.ain two miles west ot kuishl's r,. ch, tc- ,troy,d ihc goa, a, d murdered the i-. m ,,csS. Nc-te. day m'iniug they t'"k lE Nar,ia,' lanch. fur mI,c> frfm Black N C..,.rove', saw mill. and have run "il ,cveH head oi mali stock at Ia.,,pa. The station |, noN abandoned
 No mail, have been able to so or come from here and SIh,r City. A. available frnop> in Nca M,Xlc" ard citizen, aTc aiicF taeni. besides three dvtachmcnts iom X D. zona. F, ur;e,n are known Co be killed and eight wounded by the Indians. Ho0 many more are actually killed ], not vel known. They arc a.l around Silver Ciy and are very hoid-
 MT II le.insNy writes Us from Clitnn. September 9jh. that the reuesad,s iotes'"d that loca.ity tn The number of aloui 90; that they hsd stolen thirty head If mnlcs from him and had ~o impcded his tran-p"r- ,ation that be deemed II best 10 stop oJera- lions tcmpouIi.y.- Tucson Citizen.
 The above, although published and ema- naung from the Tucson Citizen, needs con tirmation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21
Col Hodge Cn Arizona.

Col Hodg. in nis book on Arizona has the f1l!owing;-rhc Do "A has just been pub lisl1cd in New York and is nov for sale in San Francisco by Bancroft & Co.
 To the capitalist she offers rich mines; to the young man of energy, who can resist temptation. aad k willing :o labor. sAe offers opportunity ,n secure independence and d fortune for cli age; 10 the broken down In health is offered a mi.d and balmy climate in winter and a pure and rarctied atmoS- phere in summer: to the stock raiser an uh- limited rangc for sheep, cattle and horses, where millions can be kept and iattened on rich grasses ot valley, mountain and plain with little care and at trifling expense; to farmers. horiiculturi,ts ana pomologists, an inviting opportunity where can be accumu- lated s competency in business, and bcau- tifui home for advancing year; to skilled mechanics and laborers, work to build mills, maaufactorieS. towns and cities. for whicn good wages are assured. and to female help cooks. Chambermaid>. scam>ireSScS aud teach CTS constant employment at from so to S50 prr month, and in tac case of teachers often $lO0 per month The author says that there Is in Arizona d .ii>proport.on between the Sexes. the maic 0Utnumbering the female Is seven 10 one.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21
CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS. ONERALLS, HATS. BOOTS. SHOES, PIPES,
 TOBACCO. STATIONERY.

and few articles in the DRY GOODS line. all for ci,h, laying in currency. I shall be .a-i-iicd, providing reuei,ea lNeral patron age, to ,cli the good a. a moderate profit have different grade. or qualities of the same ar.Ic.e, anl will mention few ar,ic'cs and the lowest price. which can soil them 't. and Invitc tbe public to call. whether in WIn. of anything or not. to verify the truth ol this advertisement. Remember. timss have changed, and a, the popular prejudice runs in favor of tower prices than now, IL can bc gralihed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21
Democra,ic candlda.c. f-r United statc.

Democratic candidates fir Uaityd States Senator are developing GaI idly, lhc follow ing having already come tn ths sur face: \. Greene Cuy.i-. ,l S.C.amcnto; J. T. Farley. oi AuaGo.; (. 7. R. and. O. Santa Clara: Joha G. D lwucy, oi Los An ge eS; Wm. Irwin. of Si-ki1ou; and Mark Mcdonald, of S.n Francisco. Of these. Curtis k a comparatively poor man. but possessing great ability aud popularity; be has just pc,n elected S.aiv senator fer x e. ramcnto. Farley is al.o poor but able man. and is sul po>rd tn hc the iivorilc of the Central Pacific Railroal Company Ky land i> 9 rich banker. w''h ru a,.ap!a,iH Hn Jo the office Duwncy i-a >rang man in every way, and made oa, oi tae-b',t Gov ernors we ever had; h teo, i, 8 banker and very rich Governor Irwin k p'o~. but very popular and influential with his party Oakland Transcript.
 To these, other pap-r, add thr names of ex. Governor Haigh', cN-ScDa;or Gwin, Joc Hoguc. Judge Supui.cia. Creed Raymond. E. J. Lewis. C II. Cr'>se;j aID Others.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21

All of these Bargains at the New Clothing Store, south lower floor in the Bank of Ari- zCna Building.
 No one can afford to order anything have by mail
 IT your neighbor does not take the WEEKLY MINER, plea,e loan him yours, or what k better, ask him to subscribe for il, and thereby save Sl0O per annum in his outfit.
 Sept. 70, 2S77.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21

ANOTHER Coop TIME Ar scnooi--I Tue School v-s mo,I h-ppi. sarpris -d, 'n Wed. ncsdsy til, ruing, by 1he prvvut ot @ mon- ,trul, cakc. beautifully lrslcd, ald ot ca .ce.!rnt qu...ts. lt 0as HluUgW Co! AAatci John buu.A,, tu celebrate nIa saAt.eni birthday Wttsl iiis ,D DAuo.inai,s A-d i'A'''e' D. Al ,nc muraus rc>cs, thu puWi, "i t"r M-he. department Dclc iuNte''. "lh l"- ,,,,,e.no. ahd S-vIr!aly ,l thc IcyIiuf! and tAc teacher, ul bttu .yVafmei.t,. ,'. tb. bas oaci. Ms, lIrtIc Car-.s 4aI ? f.a.A f.ucr u,g. chosen tu preside u'v. eefc.--o- mics. Afr,f thr rrua,t. luasIs ee.c ga r.a to The Comiug N,uI-u, "h4,u "e'e fe- ,p.u4,d lu iu au eNcc.t.ut maE.c. by N l. Miai4ms. j. D Urk,. q. S,cphr.-. /. ts'o, C. Curtis. Louis BeaCa ans o.H.- B. kit" young gentleman u.un -. ta- stage .i- Was ry,.Ne,. W,ib is-. Dgva "! h.s ,-lpa.m4t,, :; v-s Mu-f i4. ..s t-t tf hear tlc olt. .tut 'Fiul"-r ti ,..' 1'-i- ,r-.tI.Igs. .. lo Na.t "ta. di.a- A." man" ..tta.u.. ~olIc ,..u ~., ,u-,tt .. UulN ail rue tImy, auu o;..-r-, u't .. att, other. that U,m-u co. u u.aA ".'th |" -n' ''. d, ,hclr share ot ih- wo.k. Itc c-C.et.I. then proHo-cd Tn. Coming M.t- n s..> IL Cuui,, NJ Lmc, l.. LA--n. |. E.--c,', aud Amc.ia lI-h wc.c ,. ted uia.r. 1u. they decided upon :sAirg Ms z. fPer uho defended her >,N b..,Ne.y a.u -u-, rol.,. and va> received UltH t,u.eun'u app.au>c. Thee cheer. ~c.c given ior N.a,,crJ. E urAr. after Nhicu lnty c..,cr,D ;or the visi.o.~ aud tc.cH'r>, Sud i'c. cheers far themselves. One oI thc y.s.!og, remsl Ard u- l- irij tle >yh"I g." m. tH.t on. si ch a 70 d tme Ms wo.'h mot- t~ keep ,hI.dr n in go d otdrg tbat hUnor-v, f y.lrp.n-s F,r cmtcr n are iu uia. rt-p,ct, hkc cider, they nus; have 60 ChaLcc . ic mcnt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21
! inney Again n Jail.

Pinney', bondsmen in one of the cases of mi>demraror for which he has beeniudic;ed by the couaty g7ani jury surrendered him last evening, and he i, aglin confined in the Caunty Jail. l. k said ihlt the United Stats grand jury hss found four iudici- mrn;s against him and Rufus c. Spaulding. chir@;ng them with conspiracy in mrking and utteriag false aud fraudulent cpr ificairs against the United States. Perhaps justice may vt ovcrtake all implicated ia that ras- cally busineSs.-S F. Post
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21

Th' public schools of Tucson BON have larg alt,ndan,c. nd thc Htmbrg iucoa.-, i'r m day to day. We expect c see great deal of god aocomp i>hci hy them. >o many oh.,dIea a.ctaScn from tHt >lIe,t aH, placed where the young ide,, fId mo-, c-c,h,apis ,hanns a which @ cXcrcist their poWcr,.- star.
 Tie No1 de NcNco 's ono ed io aa TT rfngcmeut being made between Ihc UnI Co. Siatc, ard Mexico. hy Wh.ch the jr,ups Q; one nation will hr permitted 10 enter the territory ,f lhc o;her.- Star.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21

Frank Leslie. the great pictorial newspa- per man, it is said. failed through real es- late and agricultural experiments.
 The paper, say he undertook to raise fine cut tobacco; and visited the Pacific Coast in search O. s't-ri>ing wheat, with the int,n- iinn of raising tlaJ brand of four. All ot which proved disastrous.