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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

o iniee teams loaded with lumber from
 Oor'is U saw mill, left this morning for Salt River. '''"'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Lester Jackson came in from the Vallies west today, with load of quail and cot ton-talI rabbits, which were closed out in n few minutes "
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

The boy born to Mrs. A. B. Spence, a no tice of which appeared in yesterday Daily under the proper heading has been named Miss Florence Arizona Spence, which iS, VIC fair and hourishing Territory, and We hope the young "Arizona" will grow up and pros per and become as bright a meteor in the constellation as the land after which she RV9s named
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30
REDEMPTION.OF GO UNITY WARRANTS

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER, '
 PKEsCOTT, A. T.. Nov. q lszI. ] will pay. Oa presentation si my office, County War. rants drawn upon the respective Funds of NavaIai county of the series of is76 fellows, Co wit.
 COUNTY GENERAL FUND From l0l to los inclusive, series 1876, and balance on Contingent Warrant No. 29, series 1876.
 The holders of said warrants Iarc hereby notified that interest thereon ceases from the date hereto affixed, and that fl the same be not presented within ten days, the funds sot apart for their redemption wilt 0e applied Co the payment of warrants next iu tho order in which they were issued. r. J. Cook.
 County Treasurer. Prescott, Nov.5 lsU 5w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Several Prescott bachelors, widowers. and gTass-Widowers, send greeting to T. B. Jones, of Globe City, and suggest that if would have been but fair for him to patron lke home institutions instead of extendipg his patronage to Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30
Church Notices.

Un;l further notice there will he preaching i'm R, h R Mright's NJ. r. Church Marina street s,,r' St' hath II A. N. by the Pastor. and at F. M bv R.,
 A Merrill of the Presbyterian Church ' ''
 Al Rev. T. R. Curtis M. F. Church Soutb am, ,.,., street. prcaehing by the Pastor at II A. M and
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Jas G. Wiicys new dwelling house on the corner of Mccormick street and Beach avenue, is receiving proper attention during the last few days. some of the best mechan- ics of the village being busy driving nails and fitting timberS which constitute the ma terial from which is springing up one of the finest residences in Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30
TO HERrs BULL rUr.

Oh, the pup, the beautiful pupil Drinking his milk from an ola cup; Gamholing round frisky and free, first guaNlas bone, then biting a hoa.
 Jumping,
 Running,
 After the pony Beautiful pup. you will soon be bologna.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

ANOTHER RIcH MINE.-J. R. SparIing is opening a mine on Slate Creek, in Hassay- ampa district, not far from the Sumner, that bears silver in micaceous iron, similar to the Sumner Mr. Gates was in to-day from there, as also NIT. Cheny, who is located on the same ledge, which has pay streak l2 inches wide. Two assays of the ore to-day by Blake, gave Si0S42, and $4932j. An assay of the wall rock gave $5.1S.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

NEW JEwELEY.-It is a sight to look in at Morgan X Doughcrty's and see the new goods they have just received, consisting of watches, diamonds, guard and vest chains, coral, gold aud onyx necklaces, silver ware, clocks, etc. This is, beyond all qu, u,stion, the finest and most costly stock of iewelry ever brought 10 Arizona, and Prescott is proud of the establishment, as the leading house of the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30
Friday's News.


 4 healthy store room--Dan Ilatzs cellar.
 -- Read J. l.. Fisher X Cos auction ad.
 
 Marshal standefer reports II cases of smallpox at Yuma.
 Nathan Bowers, and family have been spending Thanksgiving with friends in Pres cott
 Mrs. T. B. Jones, whose marriage appears Tn this issue of the MINER came is this morning from Globe City.
 The Aztec Base Ball Club had grand game on the grounds east of the school house yesterday
 McCrum, of Sroute X McCram. and NIT. Chapman, of Spruance Stanley ,S Co, liquor dealers, San Francisco, are in town. John Ranger, from Date Creek, is in town attending to business, and looking hale and hearty.
 There is a man in Prescott, who was once Democrat then Independent, and for the glitter cf Mes gold turned Republican. He is now-nothing.
 Judge J. W. Kelsey and wife, spent the national Thanksgiving with Mrs c. ". Beach, and left for their home in Kirkland Valley this morning.
 Mir. Street, young lawyer of merit from Pennsylvania, goes to Mineral Park to settle We hope he may find, health, luck and for tunes iu his new field.
 The top of the san Francisco mountain looms up, one hundred and twenty miles to the north, with its crest siIyered OCT with the snow "the beautiful snoW" Judge Fleury, who is a good citizen and family man, is to receive the appointment of J. P. to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Justice Mitchell.
 Tomorrow commences a new month and withit the prices ofadvertising in the MINER will be reduced, and regulated to conform with every other business in the country. B. Ellis X O., opened an auction house this morning in the old Montezuma house. In addition to their auction business, they will sell general merchandise.
 
 James Brash's teams pulled out this morn jag, for Florence, loaded down to the guards with lumber from tie Clipper Saw-mIll of James C. Wiley on Hasayampa
  J.. M. Bryan left yesterday for tue signal, on the Big Sandy, where Ac s about to enter into matrimonial relations with a fair dam sel oi that place. lie is a good man. aud deserves tae prize h. AtH won. Turkey Was appreciated more by the poo- pie of Prescott, ycs.lljay, tl.aa fog any time since tAe siege Was iaau-uratcd against them by the c,ach warriors who kill every tlinu executing "WL:tc bear
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30
WEDNESDAY.

Bowen's Yeast Powder, best and ohoapoxt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

II. C. Butler, Esq. of Baltimore. Md, has arrived at army headquarters, and will take position in the Quartermaster's De- partment. Dr. l.. E. Joseph, a physician ana surgeon, who comes with a good record Tor skill Tn his profession. accompanied Mir Butler across the plains, and is investigating the situation with view to stay if he likes the prospect
 Hon. C. C. Bean returned this morning from San Francisco. AS NIT. B. was some what jolted up and worn out from his long trip by blackboard and coach, extending over distance of about three hundred miles, he concluded 10 remain with his family and rest to-day, therefore We have been unable to learn what was accomplished in San Francisco
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

FINED.-The young bloods who did the shooting at an early hour OR Sunday morn ing went before Justice Cartier yesterday. and plead guilty to the charge preferred against them by night watchman Bronx. and were each charged $l5 for the privilege of shooting off their pistols within the limits of the corporation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

THANKSGyING.-R J. \. Merrill, Sun day evening, read the Presidents Proclama- ton appointing Thursday, the 29th Of November. as a day of Thanksgiving and prayer, and stated that arrangements were in the hands of committee, for holding re- Hgous services on that day, which would be duly announced in the pnpers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Master Johnny Jackson, who is a sort of "Pipifax," that is to say, brother to the other " devils" who may lead the other little devils into trouble, but always keeps out himself, came up from Verde, yesterday, on the blackboard. Johnny has been Htjor domO at Melvin's ranch during the past year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Turkey Mas appreciated more by the pco- pie of Prescott ycs .e.lay, than fag any time since tAe siege Was iaau-urated against them by the c,ach warriors who kill every thing excepting "wL.yc bear"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

J. M. Bryan left yesterday ioc tue signal, on the Big Sandy, where A1 is about to enter into matrimonial relations with fair dam scl oi that place. lie iz a good man. and deserves che prize h. Als won.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Tomorrow commences new month, and withit the prices ofadvertising in the MINER will be reduced, and regulated to conform with every other business in the country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

B. Ellis X Co, opened an auction house this morning in the old Montezuma house In addition to their auction business, they will sell general merchandise.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Judge Fleury, who is good citizen and family man, is to receive the appointment ol J. P. to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Justice Mitchell.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

James Brash's teams pulled out this morn isg, for Florence, loaded down to the guards with lumber from tie Clipper Saw-mlll of James C. Wiley on HaSsayampa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30
Notice.

All parties knowing themselves indebted to me- by note or book account hereby uothed that all such in debteness not settled before the st of January, lsIS will be collected by law without further notice.
 JOHN q. CAMPBELL. Prescott Arizona, November 8, 1877.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

The top of the san Francisco mountain looms up, one hundred and twenty miles to the north, with its crest silycred OCT with the snow "the beautiful snoW"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Mrs. T. B. Jones, whose marriage appears m this issue of the MINER came is this morning from Globe City.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Judge J. W. Kelsey and wife, spent the national Thanksgiving with Mrs. C. ". Beach, and left for their home in Kirkland Valley this morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Nathan Bowers, and family have been spending Thanksgiving with friends in Pres COtt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

There is a man in Prescott, who was once Democrat, then Independent, and for the glitter cf Mes gold turned Republican He is now-nothing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Mir. Street, young lawyer of merit from PennsylvanIa, goes to Mineral Park to settle. We hope he may find, health, luck and for tunes ju his new field
National Republican., 1877-04-13
Gornrnoru0

GDkn1n0rc8.
sHw NoHN.- Apri fs--Cotton steady. uplanAa.
uzaeG ere.ns.s uSes sales. l. - bAles. consotl-
istost NIT r-cripts. p.a bales. Exports-Grcas
Britain. B.Bs nHlsss France. in.sD bales. ConiA-
unnf- mgit baLess Channel. Llos bAies.
Eiour-Eess DUNG. deci,led change In priees,
md only limited demand for export home us-
dosing Iiiief southern flour daiet and unchanxe-
Whenf dnli ami al entity in buyers favor: only very
nmifes dsm.nds od ungraied sprias. In stors.
q ~.
BAlrrssonn. April iE-cottna duIrs middlinx.
siour sfrnnE md buoyalt: Ha~aru street snd
Wt-stHfn super. - zoos l3s do extra. s-sG- a,
tamilys Ssas 75s CIV mills super, = sssss 50: ds
WHEAT scarur. firm sIii isfinc higher. No. West
eru anier. N; ~. Chicago soring. q sor
RennsyvaniN md. n 81 Harytand re,i. prime o. -
nI lo. amber. q IS. Coru--soutirrn steaslY
hfm- Wsstnfn opens4i weak ald loWer, ard closed
stnssly "A y dncilas; southern white. 5si0Isc. ds.
yeilusss se. Wtstern mixcd. SPOT. Ssc. April THc.
Nay 6AG. Iune. I7c. steanor. 5Sc. Oats firm
tf-t In so0it 1enantf southern prime. "a &c: West
srn vhitus, Ee1sBciSs HunnaylvAnia- 80 &c. Rve
lrnan,i;so0sis Maryland anit Pennsytvaaia prime.
mrafs-lackIsi aliouders. O.; clear RIB sides sSc-
bacon shuulilers. fct ciear rib sides. easisc.
Hams. lstaisis Lartt-nefineL ml-c. Butter dull
tntt hnarv- WgstHrn tubs. exfra har. nbw, D1eJc.
la. uoii. inaq.Dc. Rttnoeum weak and unsettled.
friilif. nta iuiacT r-tine i6f iAntGi-c. Coffee
ciialE-sl. whisky heid n " 1sAS,
RerriptB-Eiour = ~ holss wheat. 7.3e bush.
cnrn. s4iEa huslels. shiDmcnts-W heat, 10 basn-
eiss cori. IL. % busliels.r
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1877 GREAT 1917
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
To THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID CENERY, MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT.

DVtbbh fhhths cfE EEb hhfbos
SPLENDID CEYERY, MAGHIFIcENr
EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS LEAVE ASSAsIffk WksHfkaioS. Il iSIS from Depot,
corner Of Sixth and ID streets. as followsi
Parior Gar 10 PItisburg, and Sleeping Cars
HSlenFoi s;iS !. m, NJ daily. viii Palace Car ITO to
B3LTiMoBE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For -Cnnsndaigua. ROCHESTER, Buffalo,, Nisgars
; Gnd r,D S fST,s S,s a M was
kins, al S:sS a, N, daily. except sunday.
" m. daily, with Palace Cars attached. Limited
sSpress OF pailman Psrlor Cars, s:so a. IN.
r. daily, except sunday, ,.u.
eept sunday, with Sleeping Cars from WASH
For Peiladelphia, lao p: m. daily; except sunday.
Limited Ex press, 800 a. IN. daily, except sun
Accom- m. ds,ion for Baltimore, 7isSa. IN. and AS
For Pope's Greek Line 7s5 4. m. aud 4;e0 D. IA.
daily. except sunday.
For Anpnpois, 9;5Sa M. and i;2op. m. daily, *
ALSXHSpS}k : yEyggS,,SKspyss y "A RAIs. I (
t.2c, s, sos, 7p.m On sunday at . a. IN. aud
For The scnt via Richmond, i;5j a. IN. daily, $50
Trains leave Hieaandris for ashlngton Q, = 10,
On sunaag S al s9s aua . So S ssnf and M M
Tickets, Information sleeping and parlor car ac-
commodatlons can be procured at the Offices north
avenue, northeast corner OF siIth street andPcnn-
syyanin avenue and at the depot. where orders can
be let for the checking OF baggage to defamation
rom b. JIM n. hSYp, jill. Genl Passenger Agent,
FRANK THOMSON, Gen'i Manager. apt-ual
National Republican., 1877-04-13
m IHRIED

iatiirr. in Bno1klSu. y 4. Tuesday. the i0th
instant. ny tie HEv. Henry a. Horey Mr. EpwAno
W.. H4I.E. nrfnuriv af Washington. aud Mis-
MIyNN -. F1HI d. eldest dana ahier az NJ. Thomas
W Eieid. M carsis.
INV Father CiAmpi. =. J.. Lieut. EDWARD W.
VEuT. U. >. y AMI MNHtsAa-zr FnEElz An, tlAnsh-
National Republican., 1877-04-13
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National Republican., 1877-04-13
WASH. n. wiLLixkis, 1aet.

TRUsTEE,s SALE OF Two.sToRY
TWIN. THIRTEESTH AND FoUk-
s5EsR1 sdHsRn ,,s STREETS NORTHWEST IN
BY Virtue OF deed OF trust to me, dated August
u, is7s, and duly recorded In liber No. "a folio
i@Smsi.; Inn viii seil q, bgelie .nsiios. In front Of
O'Clock p. m. the following desert bed real estate
situate Ia WsshinEi2n, D. g. 20 wit; lot iettered
II, Is and i6 In square z9s
Terms Of Sale; $50 and expenses OF sale In cash.
and the balance In six and twelve months, with
Int rest At six cent per annum. 10 be secured
by deed Of trust upon the property hfty [ssl dol
EDWIN J. SWEET.
apa-MwfAds Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-04-13
Aatianal Gepabllfzn
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
rtnance.

wSsHrSsroH. D. e.. April L. ts-7.
rhs View NorE Posts ananriai srtfdae s.yz:
= rlis Stork ENninnEu markst5 still fevertss.
hut prices run-riiiy higher than yessrrfsF.s
tos~-st. rhsrr IN uss excitsfnrnf. and In pi.ee ef
tiiu drmoraiizatiOn of yrstsr,iar q mora rztfsnsf
9.iinu prrvatls. rhr tusp-nsion of Me-srs. n.
Hann.'fy q 90. wss iuo IN the obligations OF Mr..
.plhn y. rrasy. The Izsisr has ample property to
psy al that hs owes. ami. oxcupt iur his erfucsl
1itvsieai condition 0f atn. would without doubt
lsvsrtsvs p~rInitfs'i nis broErrs to grief.
O IL unrrstsa.i that arrangements have beeu
nssiu r Drotrctins tiir losns Of the arm. and fsr
ps-vsntnn o slhnghtnr Of the securities hypothe-
lat.sl rhe sEnifcanee Of these fscts is that tse
stouS nsrsst Ii ruIfcved rom the sppruhensios sf
tit efects Of the forresi sales Of large stock ef
.fusis . Tins like tiis present. The other
which unhinR-I the iu'lHm-nt of men yestsrtay re-
laie'' 10 Delaware and Hndfson Canal. n vas
siio'S INT short time befors the close yester1sy
thar tiiu rtport that tins company had applied for
rrcetvnr vas pirniv a stoek-Iobbina fiction. rhs
nf1nini teuiaI of the report Yesterday IL suppts-
mnntusl Nv assurano-s of the ofacurs that ths eou
1any IN comfortable condition % nAr ss 10. q
nnnr.-- dunc.rnesL This statement ought. No.
riic N oh cbsrsstcr Of tr Sfnuers. conclusive
nut sllainzt tt In pittr.l the ors bet thHf IN
cBinpany will B.- In charge Of r-ceiver WITHIN .
shorr time w hear that those Who offered sueh
Dsfs Yesterday to bo called 10 account In ths
souris. All the sales Of gold hare been 1t iosA0
us Eor-iHn exchangr is arm st ssszstss = snd tssD
49,. IN tte monry marksf stork exchanse eall
lDans 90. unitesi STAIRS bouds unchAnxes.
eNrNut 1or NE - "a lh-i nnst tle Us vntch Aro y
hnEti.r.- and thu currency So which are 4 hishsr-
rhs stoek markat openrs - higher than II ciossa
r-stnrsiny mr. Delawarn. Lackawanns aud W estcrn.
afbr Morrfs and Essex. IL for Deiawsre and Hua-
son Canal. = tor Pscf1 Mail. 4 for New Toxk
Central and Illinois Central. and 4 for westsrn
union reeErsph.. Atlantic and P,c.ac rclegr,sa
nnt Cniou Parifin we're esch lower, Rock Islaal
Z. .nd LAKE shoru and Sc. Panl pr-fArred N
szrii.. rne r,maanisr Of the lisa unchsnxef.
rna snb-rr-ssury b~ancrs st Nev Tors ss-a.y
G0ii. ~. 5ls. iO1 ISL
rnu sub- rrrasursr p>isi scrount ofinrer->s.
~. No. mr. nsnsis. scs.no. Hsoeipts fron eussonn
Eus.Ea.
IN sew rorx to-tay money easy st "a
-. Esrhsnxn aiIist ,ss'S sold active and Or.
"A ius7slslos. Hao- for carrying. ifss.
tss~.rnmrut bsnds moderately active and yerv
National Republican., 1877-04-13
DEED

H8SwELL.-gn hpriI - issE. as / O'Clock D.
n: AtnAH1.I 81. AIaJii. any Sl.id OF nrys-
ssRs VA gss s Ss .s.s.ef 81. e ne
tffeTnonn. 1t a'ClOcs- -
ant a Era % u WA nf' Is fasr Ss g.
EnWa .-on April Il. JAMES Il. LQwRf,ia the
aEtfts.sseonl year q his age.
nus arctaer M. sEs x street northsesi. on sstus-
iAt dis isrh Instant, at:0Vioek p. m.
ssr Sss .n asuas %sGfs & a a m me On n,aT. ADr =
as.s w. sssr -. jon, SGLLLsAsE y "a; Hs v.s
cainmhia tnr thsiast twenty Sven yearss
ais fnnsrai wtlf p.As place fram As residsnss &C
sIrust saaiiivssE- ON sariniay mornins 9 April -
e la,eioeR. Rnsnism Aa.s viii be ceishratsa stst-
KAAaSHY- -In April L. ISL. at l:ss O'Clock
l.ln.. AISLE sIIEcfA. Youngest daughter OF Laks
FHnsTai vilI tass pl.ee !ocsay; At ,ssas,sloss y,
ths iamiiY lIn inviisd 10 .Iisna.
n ehAlSaAs IN ms 1gs,Genss SIs street ON apstl
IN S % smiss me Army ar-liraI Departments lose.
man on unusual afIaInnrnts.
Funrral ga Fri,lay liiern0on. al so'eiock-
ENDhRrIMnRs
ID W BAR K ER,
CABINET MAKER AND rNDERrAKER,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN.
No. M ELEyENrH STREET NV
BKrwEES AND q STREETS.
krHoaies EmnnInad and prepared tor tr.a
pnrratinn az ths ahDrtnst notice mTn
II HAEVkT.
@F STREET NORTHWEST.
uansa se-urud the aorvees Of thu BEST EN-
HAIM ERS in ths cuunfrTg mna
ryf-r ruIsy OCT YOU
ySaat Vour shrts ami aiuthna done tnA saoerior
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unUaEs IuR RENT.

SS I,scS-~,, Z -, NM ,rr IsoISsr ,sSi n SSs
II chssetis venue, near new Ascension Church;
egrntly finished, bay window. sas, hot and cold
water. bath partly furnished or unfurnlshed;
4 rms low to . reliable tenant. Apply on the prem
ises. apBs
ITOR RENT-LARGE STORE, NO. 4sl
II Pcnnsylysuis avenue northwest, near corner
Four snd-s half street. A. n, DUvkLL, corner
rour-and. a-half street and Louisiana avenue.
apa-tf
TOR RENT, APRIL !, NO. Q GRANT
II PIkCT,n hne fourteen room Brick House, in
good condition. with all modern Improvements.
Apply TO No. lE.2 sixth street northwest. apS-ot'
EoR RENT-FoR A EAR OR THE SUM.
and fruit at ''Hollywood,n n near Falls Church, a
few minutes walk. from railroad station. Inquire
west. aptWFM5t