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There are also delinquent upon stock i,suod
prior TO the 1fth day Of Octobsr, 1878 (which.
owing TO the destruction OF the books OF the
Conpany By the great 1fe OF that day, in Wiz.
ginia, Nevada, the numbers Of the cert I~ncsies.
and the amount Of shares Of each, and 10 whom
tfsued. CANNOT nov 10 ascertalnedD, certain
amounts. ~ assessment No. 4, against sarh.
agErrgatipg the sun OF Two Hundred and
Eleven Doiiaru aud Fifty Cents it2Ii sOj uron
Ten thousand ave hundred and seycnty.n,e
flo ei5l shares, which 10 the number OF pharrs
STU remaining unpresented for carcellstIon
M : new is.ue. purruant TO call therefor,
Shares. Amt.
Unknown Owners........i0.57s. $500. t2ii 20
In accordance with law and an order Of the
Board OF Trustees, made on the 7th dav If
july, 1871. 90 many shares OF each parcel on
such stock a. may be necessary will he sold
o. public auction ct the ONCE Of said COMPANY.
o. tho Court Room Of Thomas Mtscs. Es1
Corner Of u and Taylor streets, Virginia New
on MONDAY. the sth day OF October. is.7. Al
the hour. ofia o'clock n. OF said day. 10 nav
SAID delinquent assessment thereon. iorctb.r
With costs OF advertising and expenses OF
l.. ID. HASTINGS, SECRETARY.
Once At Justice COURTROOM, corner n sud
Iaylor streets, Virginia. Nevada. "a
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Irusteee. -.
0Ieenebaum. Helbing 1 Co,
Trustees ..............,. .8sle. ION. .iHOo -.
Green. baum. aeIbingk 90,
Trustees .,ifo63, ..tO....iS -.
Grcnebaum. Helbing 4 Co.
Trustees. .ists0. .IO. .iy0 -.
oreensbsum, Helbing . 90,
trustees ........ ........ 1884,. iO....l6 a.
dreensbsum. Hslbing 4 90,
Trustees .................f5l3o. 100. $50 a..
0reensbaum, HsIbing Z Co,
trustees .............. .lG1H.. 10. lis a..
oreensbanm. HslbinR 1 Co,
Trustees ..i1p1O. -. .l0....ib -.
oIesnebsum. Helbing 4 90,
oreenebaum, Hslblng 4 Co.
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JOINT TIMETABLE

~ TIE VIRGINIA AND rRUcKEE AVID
1kUuKEE AND CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROADS.&C. foe Tarough Trains betweea San
Francisco and Virginia City:
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COOK WANTED,

WANrED. IMMEDIATELY. At TIE
w vsasoah nouss. Love- Gold Mn. Q
ecspssss, American cooh. essr
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DELINQUENT SALES.
.LPHA CONEOLIDATED UIN.

~ Ing Oompany.-Location Of work., God
Hill, Storey county, State Of Nevada.
Location Of principal place Of business. San
Francisco, California.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described rtock, on account Of assess-
meut mo. 81 levied on the ifth day OF August.
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders. 40 fol.
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DHLCHER sILvER MIMI

ID &c CHEZ AILvER MINING
ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of principal place
OF business, San Francisco, CALIFORNIA;.
Location Of works. Gold Hin. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at Q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on the 9lth day
OF September, 1871. an assessment mo. ~ OF
One Dollar CtD per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation. payable I'm.
mediately, In United States gold coln. 70 tho
Secretary. at the once of the Company. Room
No. n. Hay wards Building. No. tiD California
street, San frsncisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF October, ls77,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction. and unless payment 10 made
before will be sold on THURSDAY. the 18th
day Of November, isr7. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
Dy order Of the Board Of Directors.
JOHN CIR JOKErT. Secretary.
ofnce-hoom n. No. ti9 California street, san
Francisco. oalifornia. sess "a
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NOTICE 70 STOCK CUSTOMERS.

Al LII PERsons HAVING STOCK Ac-
"A counts with the VIRGINIA SAVINGS
BANK arc hereby notified that the interest," on
same has been reduced 10 one Per cent. pos
month. A. W. WHITE. nanassf.
VirRtnia. New. sept. n. 1871. pstl In
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Lsox's KAmArsou nakss bsausfsl. uessy,
hxuriant hair; prevents its fiiing ost q turn
ing cray. Il hAs stood The test q Sbrty ysarl.
v ehazningty psrfunsd. ~ ~ - NAL
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GOLD NIL FURNITURE STORE
MAIN srRKHr---.G0LD HILL,
Nsz, shove the Nrvs once.
=. ~. GRANT. PROPRIETOR
A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
furniture or Every Description,
Parior and Bedroom ssts, Oh CLOTH.
nirusa Picture Frames.
window Shades. etc.
UPHOLSTERY WORK OF all kinds Gone 70
o,dsr md FURNiruRH REPAIRING neatly
executed q short notice. Prices OF everything
a. low o. q any other house I'm the stats. and
fair dealing guarAnteed. l<.m
ADVERTlolMC.
si,ooo WORTH FOR So -.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEsr WAT TO
\ reach rssdcn outside % the lsrue ellie j.
By using Doe or more 90 our str lists Of over
l.o0o nsvspspers. divided to cover d'nersnt
sections % the country. weekly circulation
over cnoy0oo. Advertisements received foe one
OF morn lists. Fur catalogue eontaiuing names
of pspsrs md other Information. and for esti-
mAtes. address
BE,Ls \ FOSTER.
a fafh now ripss Baiidlng'. Ssw r RI.
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nnT n Gr~st chance 10 make money. n
you can't rot gold 700 can get
sreenbseks. We need . person In
uUuu, evey tcsn 70 take subscriptions
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IINION FLAo oOLD AND HiLvEH

Ofnce-Room 81. No. tio California street,
Ban FrAncisco. California o3td
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a. .vsysAi,s 81 IN. LOWEST CASE
RATES. Give ~ . call.
nyss m L. \. poAN q 90.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29
Fatal Accident.

 Grs. P. Lovcj,y, while just about !" Sn. - the gate al her residence, on Nedne->>''s a.ing. was struck by ro0away team, Received such injuries that she die" hia fifteen minutes thereafter. The iu- d took place at the Congregations uch, yesterday. NY be tcam. a palr of colts, belonged to w trott. and started from Munro X Gsy 5 Ter yard. where their owner had Jus' ,wn down the lines preparatory to load oone lumber. Itwas ID carclcssncss on part of Mir. Scott, as any person wh' ,,es . team considers it safe to run such n;nsly small risk. They followed down iroesi street, turning at Marshall, and
 eeding np towards the residence oi Mrs 'Bv thls time they had atiNned ter
 soeed. whics together with the Shor' ,ance al which they came in sight, ren' n it difficult for even much younger I1on to escape. She was conclous, ana T Expressing a realization Of the extcn' 'rr iniuries. and a few words CT cndeaf' h to her daughter. Mertie, passed away lzitchfield (Mich) Gazette, of June eth. rhe subject of the above sad accident, vc eorry ,o state. iS the mother CT our iei' s.townsman E. II. Weaver, who has nn'
 his departed parent for l9 years. MT
 has the sympathy of the entire commit
 Fin. this. his ercat loss of a dear and iov
 mothcr. like whom, toa child, there ay'
 more dear Thi, sad accident occur
 s- the G;h of June, Mrs. Loysjoy being
 he time of her death G years of age
 iraycs be-ide Mir. Weave. of th;s place Ion md young daughter in Michigan
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

row took place in front of the Nugget Sdoon, this afternoon, under the following circumstances: Two strangers were seated in trontot the Cahiret saloon. when on utthem. hy the name of James Stone. asked the other fir chew of tnlncco. whrrenpon the gen tIcman produced a plug If old navy, which did mol suit the taste uf Stone. who k un- d'ub;ediv in the habit uf chewing the sweet ncctrr Ida May or some other delicious brand, made the remark that the tobacco WIS Sweet-scen,ed S-- ot h - of tobacco and thr owner was no better; therefore knNcSdnwn was the result and Stone whip ped, and arrested by officer Murray, and now lanCui>hcs in the county ieil.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29
Warning Notice.

Ihave advertised in the MINER ant requested my dprs 70 pay uP hgt O. date little attention has ir,rr piii these iud h.d tu ue. trusted A in g,si fih rx,~cii < when ,ri thvy would rosuud ai lens. as ftras,a a would he able. Ther- Is sn oi these ha judsttrd to me. but wha' Know the heavy strain uiun iur ,he last four mon hs no tr, f tp carry enterprise whirh f successful will be uf The gre b-nvf Co ever, body in tbs ts,u which alone si oIli have pfmpted men assisi ne do wF wish 70 bring suit against body hu, tnv oN creditors pressing m- will hr compelled ts snfr-n pavmrn,s dpu me. 1 u rNiGnd eye ", ne 70 ehttd me until the i0lh ui Iniy Iy up una. bic C., r by n,sr, eecTe it will he given ihto the aaEds Of my attorney, u sv (. A LUKE.
 -N.t. AIissna, June els, Isss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Mr. John W. Curtis has the contract for building the new dwelling for MT, T. W. OiiS. The foundation for this new struc,. ure is being excavated, and in very short time an elegant dwelling willtake the place of where orcc, probably centuries ago. stood the rude novels of the cid Az,cCs. Mr Cur tiS has oa V been with us a short time, but ha, st-d in with determination and will, t.a which NC conclude he has an equal amount of energy and tact with his brother GeMgs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

The firm of L. Bl>hf,rd S Co. arc mrk- i1g large purchases in the East ard Stn Francisco for their cd and reliable cstlb- liShm.nt which iS conducted by the co-part- ncrS F. II. Buimi>tcr and Will (. Blshford, bo'h p'pul". young men.
 Depuiy-Survcyor Foster returued ycSter- day from Bradshaw. having completed his contract >urvc ing the Prescott and Brad shaw Wagon Road. We learn that he found practicable route. one that will have an even, easy grade and suitable for all kinds of irsighting purpa cs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

His Honor Judge French occupied the sach to-day in the absence Of Judge Tweed,
 ao was unable 10 attend Cour; on account
 !, poor health. NIT. Preach Is represented | being thoroughly business-like in al his
 scisions and rulings. Clear and quick to .ocfde, and from our observations. O. but a
 V moments, we certainly claim that he pre- snts very digniicd appearance on the .ench. IL is fortunate thing that Jud ,o
 rcnch consented to come up here from
 ucson and assist his Honor Judge Tv eed !, ehe srduous task of hearing and judging ,e man eases that come up at ;his term of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

sxsSs OF RAIN. Yesterday there appear ' is the east snd northeast broken c.oads; ..ldas the wind has been strong ant bai- slnr: the air seems tn bc full "t mo,>tnTr, Id ns the time has nearly arrived when we d dually have rain we notice the sTns more
 uR~e should if we did not really expect I'd Arizona We expect heavy rains by
 a1y zih. at least. Fo. the pat t.tec" ! ca5s we have had rains uS cary as July
 n. st least two years out of thre'. and iwn
 >srs of thi, time. as carly as June 22d aud nd s6,h. fla good soaking rsIa should
 ali by the 4,h of July. ihcre wiA hca lag
 on of corn and vegetables harvested lu z orfhern Arizona. But should th, ram !, id of until the last of July. the or'rs on u.e dry ranches will every light. Ap ;her- ,ss uo been rains or showers on the mouu- , .ins ftr the past three yeas 10 an eXten, s vet the ground to depth that would !. cd fine springs. they IT, diving up. We '..ar it stated that many Spllng' ID ih
 -.ouutains are now dry that had no, failed C even lowered fir fifteen yeas past. And Iie now hear that the wells and springs O. sEe Ehrenberg and Mohave roads ar So To"
 ntit is greatly interfering Wl,h i'ciE E1ting
 4 drivinc sttck. Again. We hear thHI .,.,, ,-aa are compelled tn move their stock sI,1 .o,,,e gre bothered to find range where D ~.~;s ,,Ic,,v It is true that the spring.
 s<reir,s have been drying up fir three { sxrs psst, and if ,~e d' not have enc o' " s,se old-iashioncd wet sumner, ms year gre will be a loss of stock anu s.ll' '''l''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

A D.sGUsrEp MAS.-George F. Browne, our efficient Under Sheriff, who rode over one hundred miles in twenty four hours after the horse thief, was the most diSgusted man W. have seen for sometime 10 think he had male such strenuous efforts to capture the thief and all tl no avail. We would not le surprised to hear that this bold thief has been secreted in the vicinity of town and that his next daring exploit will be on the (. & X. Stage
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

FORT WHIPPLE TuEATRE.-It is perhaps unnecessary for US to remind our local read CTS of the play at the Fort Whipple Theatre on Monday evening. It is presumed that all have made up their minds to be present on the occasion. It is not too often that we have such an opportunity for such pleasant recreation from our rather monotonous life, should therefore welcome it and take ad- vantage of the occasion to enjoy a hearty laugh, wEich we arc assured is in store for those who shall bc present.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Subscriptions 10 the MINER continue to come m at such a rate that we will be com psiied to purchase steam press to enable us to furnish papers sufficient to supply the demand. Our subscribers are all good men and pay for tho paper. We do not furnish 'he MINER year on trial and have il rc- turned 10 Us inside of three months.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

George W. Curtis was the successful bid der for furnishing MeSsrs. White & Allen I31 coo feet Of lumber to be used in the construction of the 70 stamp mill on the Sanly for the McCackin Company. We learn that the bidding wa5 lively and the fqurrs ouite close.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Rev. A NJ. Campbell. of the NJ E. Church West Prescott. will take the following themes for the coming Sunday service: In the morning. influence of Taste and Sen sibili;y in Religion" and in the evening. Fighting God with Pcn-knives." We will state. ia connection with the above, that more seats have been furnished and the seating capacity is much superior to what it bls bpp,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

NEW WAY oe MAKING MoNEy.-The suit of Luke vS. Bean fir $i,l3j which was tried on TGc,lav resulted m a verdict of $37 for the plaintiff MT Luke had already paid out $72 fir jurors fee, which left him out ard injured to tlc amoInt O. $i5, besides cnuusc fees, e,c. Out and injured seems to t,, ,hc result.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

John Marion wants to trade his sheep fir an honest Indian agent, rich prospector, mule which won't kick, and n dog which don't hate Marshal Murray. With such 'cu- rioslties" he thinks he might start friend of his in business who would bent Barnum.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Messrs. Wilson aad Haskell. the success
 lbidderS for the erection of the county Alildings at SJ3,991.61. have procured the lkccssarv bonds anu they NiIl clo>a the coa- hef with ;he E ,ari ot Supervisors n few Tvs. for the work. By using economy and
 ud work quite good profit will be jeff for
 e ecpniraCtorS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

lt IS thought that the business of the Dis. tict Court will be so far concluded thi, week as tc dispense with the trial jurors. In case jury is needed they can be found in the town. Such We understand was the ex. pression of Judge Tweed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Major Worth, for the las; three wears S,a- toned a, Camp Apache, | as been ordered to change stations with Col. Andrews of Camp Lowell
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

We learn that the crops in Williamson Valley are still looking splendid, and will turn out well should rain fall within the next ten days Those in Skull and Kirkland arc poor, and the indications are that but little will be raised this year unless rain comes immediately.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Price Behan, brother to John II. Bshsn. arrived yesterday in our town direct ffom his home, Camp Apache Mr. Behan has bsen for some time connected with the Camp Apache sutler store and is we'll thought of by the people everywhere.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Wm \. Kelly, the afAblc and efficient Register cf the Land Office, has secured an interest in what promises to be very rich silver mine. Said mine is on the road to Lynx creek
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Tn CT of Cole vs Bean. tho most i'm p'r,ant ca,c of the term k set for the j'h of July TA. case will be tried bcr'rc Judge French. ssh < Wells and B,njamin Nor van fo- plaintiff and TT S. Fitch aad Fa.e'v fo- ih, lefc-s,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

MALoNE-To-morr-w being the day set f,~ sentencing .hiS unfortunate man who C mmiiiad very black deed, it hrco@cSt the du'v. unpleasant as il may hc, ot his honor J idg (. A. Tweed, ;o perform tho uaavoit : l,'t. fasl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

MT Ammoad, agent for White X Alien has received a telegram fom those "e''''s men in San FranciScc, in which they te. him to hurry the material along We un- d, stand Miller Brns. are going out to look n; the road with a view of taking the con tract of freighting this large amount of lum- Der to the Sandy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Several teams of fine mules owned by William NJ. Catshaw and C. Billings from Kansas, arrived in our village two or three days since. The party consisted of some eight persons all of whom come to settle in Ariynna
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

We nc'd a tclcgr1h oficc in town, ard we believe it is ,hr wish of the people that il may be cstib i,hcd a' Wells, Fargo & Cn.S office with MT Meld r as operator, he being aH cxcel'en; vonng man in whom all have imnHcit confidence.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Maj. smith left this morning for Csmr Mcdowell, for the purpose of paying fl ;hc "boyS in blue" After completing hi, duties at Mcdowell he will return 6y the way of Camp Verde and distribute the green5acks due 10 the soldiers of that Post
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

L.E. Deran. farmer of Thompson Val V. xho was in town on Moaday morning >sd Departed foy his home on that day, ', hen in the vicinity of Skull Valley one ot \. 6nc horses dropped down and expired
 . Few moments. This is quite loss ;o lr. Deran who has just started in the farm
 Q business.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

We understand that destructive f-es are raging all along the MoS1llon range. from Co '.ic's ranch to near Bakers butte, makino it dangerous to travel the road.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Tn, mo ~chan:S and others who subscribed r,r in. prcsc. ,,t Chart have not been used cxac!ly right by Hamilton the compiler If th~ same, as he failct! 10 p.y for them and left two.,hirds in ihis office une4l ed for: Those who subscribed for the work Sba!l have ih, balance. whether the account Is n1iA nr not.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Wm. s. Head, (Boss of the late Legisla- ture) wears an oycrcoat blanket and other traupincs, while in Prescott in order to keep nn his old Verde tempernture.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

We have heard much complaint of late about the scarcity of vegetables Now is a g 'd time fir our farmers to bring in a sup ply of tha articles,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29
Miners and Mine Owners

Lakes s'anN mill s.tu1'rd n ndshaw Basin. v lv dV ard ;n uccnmroia'e th" miner 'n thf; ,iriu.'y vi dn work ui ih" lowest r Ssibic Ia'rs 'u~ aiH Wil h@ coinllste silver mi employ Int fts' lass c a"cs 'o eu sh'c give euf'rc sti.a'n. Parties having q iNe min viii h~ p'ivi'c get Ca fh-ir eNPnsel 70 be present. Whilr he being worked f"r rthrr inform ton rI-iy to C LUXE,
 CuAS PLElZ President of the Cufat'tuv,
 SuDeriDteu,lsns uradsiaw t'r, seoii
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Hon. Th1mss Fitch and wife. W. ars sorry to learn. are compelled tovisit Paris, France ol special business, and will undoubtedly be absent about five months.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

l.. 5. St James, Sutiler al Camp Apache, who has been absent in the East flr two months, purchasing gnod., has returned to hi> place uf business.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

NIT. Ammoud. the agent of Whits X Allen, who have the contract for erectin ' the c'ackin 20-stamp min in Mohavc county. has rccelved satisfactory bids for the l32, 900 feet of lumber. etc, and now the only thing Jeff 10 be done is to contract for trrighting the same The distance tr'm here to Grteawoo}, by the way o! Date Creek, iS about no miles.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

The camp of th, Mi-icopt county road iillerS neir W.ckCn5urc, ~as burned IaS' tufday night. A number of men em- eyei thereon lost all thy had ia the way
 Blankets and clothing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

NOTICE. All persons are orce more no,i. fed that We have no travelling agent or agents and that m person is authorized to transact business for the MINER except those whose names appear published as agents.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Tac Aplclc Indians belonging to the Sln Carlos reservation have the small poN amo' 'GSt them. anl arc absent oa that ac- count from thcir rc.cryc-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29
BORN

Wr,v Rio ihc wife ,f D II. Weaver Tuesday, June .t = adasg"'er.
 HDpi r. Tnttc v7f. "i Col Iaprs Riddle. Insp-cj'r Genera. 2 Inc D. ,,r'n s1t rf Nrtto1t. ur 2ls' iu.i who Will H' roll ca i t"rJaitrr answer to The nam. ,,f laaurs iiaiw,,d ltdllc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

The Rev !. A Merrill, our excellent mi,'s,cr of the Presbyterian persuasion. is abou; 10 absent himself from our midst for at least two months The object of the Reverend gentleman departure at this time is, frs, to have a change of air, which has hec 1mc necessary for his health secondly. to visit Yuma, in accordance with fhc directions ot tho Board of his Church in New York City. ard thirdly, if practicable, to raise funds for q building.
 Fine fresh Oregon Cider Gu ting & Cos hrand-fc~ sale by the bottle. case or bar r,l. at J. GoIUwATER X BRO's. d3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

MT. X. l>bell, late of GlaSco. Kansas. a practical harness and saddle manufacturer, thinks of establishing himself in business in Prescott
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Hon. W. ". Hutchinson has returned home from his cattle ranch, and says tie cattle out there are in good condition.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Fr,'EAtcr> have been iacoavcnicnccd to no iaconsidcrab!e amount by having 10 un- load certain machinery and plsce a kv,rer in charge of the same, and await the events of time
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

= The Road Commissioners of Maricopa
 ' nnfy have done an excellent thing in con- Asctinc for the erection of road from 'a nith's Mill direct through the hills 10 1ckenburg, thus avoiding the heavy sand ' !. the HaSSayampa. Not only are the sands ! barrier in the HaSsayampa tdir,y water), s lt af times the rise in the river leaves the ssod in an impossible condition for days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

Henry Sparkling, of Agua Faa Valley, who kccp' na, o. Jh. b.,t stations in Ar. zoaa, and has the incest little girls to be iou d, was in town to-day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

We have received a letter from Co'orc
 Hinton. O! the San Francisco Pos. askirl for maps oi different mining districts. giv. ing each mine, location and topography, to. : 'ihcT with any other information bearing cn the mines aed country, 10 oe used in h;s book on Alizona. Owners of mines would do we'll to furnish the required information
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

eorSe Jackson, Esq, pioneer of 64,
 a resident of Walnut Grove, iS in town
 mpanied by Mrs. Jackson, mother oi :. 70. Allen. NIT. J. informs Us that the ,le of Walnut Grove intend to celebrate, be first time in that valley, the Fourth uly. We arc also informed by him that people of his section are much opposed ,e buildings about to be erected at the .nse of the tax payers of the county.