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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

X boy fourteen years of acc left she Oaks and Willows, on the 25th ult, on hunting tour. and as he did not return for several days. his friends becoming apprehensive of his danger, went in search and found him speeches. and almost frozen to death, csus- ed by exposure in the late storms. Had it not been for the timely rescue, the boy ccr- tainly would have perishcd.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

And in aocoFiarce with law and erer ef tss Board of Directors made the 6th day ot January. lss7 many shares of each parcel ef suca stock may be eSsaTy, will be sold a public auction al tAe office of the euupany Room l. No 4o Montgomery street. San Fran cisco. California, oa SATURDAY. the TENTH day of MARCH lss7. as the hour of o'clock T. N. of said day pay scid delinquent assessment thSreon tege.s with coSts of advertising sui expenses of the sale
 O. II. B0GART, Secretary. oFTIcg-Roenl l, No fl2 Montgomery street San Fran cisco. California. febasl w3w
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

NIr D. C. Thorne. received yesterday. full supply If choice liquors from San Francisco These articles are said to bc. I-, c5pHo,s,,1fr-. ,he finest eycr brought to this market. and come direct from the wholesale house of Kane. OIrary ,S Co
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Mr Strickland, from the Verde tells us that the people of his neighhoshood are making extensive preparations for irrigating their lands during the coming summer. building dams, ditches. etc. These improve meuts will be permanent, insuTing certain crops rcgarllcsS of the drouth that al times blasts the hopes of our energetic farmers.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

DrS. Day .S Worthiugton performed an opcr- alton ou James Brydcu who has been suffer ius for some time with disease of the blad- der. We understand the operation consisted in puncturing the bladder. The operation was performed this morning, and the patient i> now much better.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Judge TNcc,l al chambers. has issued a restraining order enjoining further proceed ing> upon an execution issued iu favor of IIyman Ellis and Martin Sail,cn5crg, v~ Luna Brothers. pending an aPp ication for an injunction, which is t. be determined on the 18th day of this month.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

txntion with MT. T.. c. Brown, | Do information that the farmers de, and the surrounding section 'rxipg valley are all busily enga- ay&ing grain, principally wheat. 3 uwp : farm. aS well a> on those of aprS the early -own wheat has al-
 egp bcaHtitully, and the entire D neumed the garb of the haley
 Spring. From all present indi-
 -e1h safely predict beautiful crops er{ipn of our county.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09
County Buildings.
OFFICE or BoAsp oI SUPEEv t~opS oFYAvArAt Co.
 PREs,urf X. r., March b. lets. \ Plans and Specifications for County Building, Consisting of Court House and County Jail.

The Court House to contain rnon,s Giliow- CpErf Recorder office, srct Attorney : uairr Probate Judges otce, Tr,asurrrs ofsce Shrrids uicr. Grasi Jury and two Trai Jury rooms tue Jail ta cuafar about thirty cells
 Said plan. io be filed uijh The Clerk cf ibis 8u3ri before the 5th day oi April, at 70 o'clock A. I. o that day.
 The Boar the right r,. e; any and al plans and for the plan acv"rted rer shall D, drawn uu ths Geu-usl Fund oi the cOuniy for tbe hundaJ dolla's.
 Ny oriey ol the Boari uf Super isors YavaVl Co.
 WILLIAM WiLKtRseN CierS. By ". ( FosTER. Deruty.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09
FRIDAY.

KNIGHTS OF PNrIIIAs.-A meeting of those interested in this Order will be held in the Masonic Hall, on Monday evening, March l2th, at IiG o'clock sharp, at which time it IS expected the full amount required, as initia- ton fee, will be paid.
 By order of <. O. BAKER.
 Chairman
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

q nnumbcr of new mining locations 4 filed for record during the last |<s the following constituting the 1kcn mp:
 Hr district, by F. " Blake. the Bend" by Warren F.. Day and ]. @it, the Los Angeles and the 4nn by John Dolan. lssayan.pa district, the "Atlas lake. Ever district. the Apache by r. q and W. B. pennock. ncfuture day VIC expect to expatiatc
 t merits of these mines, when W. 2 some data 10 rely upon.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

General Crook has issued an order dated February 18th, from his Headquarters at Omaha, complimenting 2d Lieut. II. R LunIcy of the 3i Cavalry, for efficlency and zeal iu capturing horse thieves who had stolen ponies from the Indians at Red Cloud Agency. Also Guide Louis Chaugran. Cor p0ral Whslor, Company D, and Privates Ross and Gordon, Company l..
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

rcsent month being considered the
 tue planting of trees, many of our T-holdcrs are now engaged in set : crnamcntal trees. T ere k noth- tends so to beautit'y home as i1ie growth of shrubbery and shade
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Law firm of Desiiguer & levitt,
 0iio, Mritc to inquire about one
 Reel, supposed ta be in Arizona. } had a legacy left him. If said Reed should see this. ic Is informed se is letter for him in the Prescott
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

D. Day informs us that the Silver Pride. a mine situated in Tiger district, in which lrc and !. NJ. Bsanitt are interested, has been bonded to certain San Francisco capitalists for the sun of $3t.00l.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERvIs- oKs.-Board met yesterday, and made ar engagements for the case of Peter Anderson, iudigent sick; audited the account of Frank Murray n the sum of thirty-two dol lars. also the accounts of various other par ties. amounting in the aggregate to sll3.20. After appointing John Ree>r Justice of the Peac. fol Alexandra, the Board adjourn
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Me>>r~. Sherman X Co., proprictor' of the Mount Hope saw mills must have been working pretty industriou>ly this season. to judge from the amount of lumber which 'h " haze on hand. Their stock now con E -g. of several hundred thousand feet.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

MT Seed inf'rms Us that the otfce of the stage company at Indian Well, has been dis continued. and that Do, Palms. on the inc of the railroad Nill until further notice be the stagr depot
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

miable young friend Mr r.. O. 7e are informed will enter into mcr- '1nsincss at Wickenburg in the old rmerly occupied by his late excel fer. Success to you Ed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

ef Bob Wood arrived here this morn Tucson, he too has cone to stay,
 &ith him his family. t"o wagons, IAnce, household furniture, cats and everShing pertaining t' house in good style. The Colonel owns sive interest in the Klt Carson mine
 Agua Fria furnace, and intends, 3 interested with him, to give il cnticn.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

fhc best establishments in our Vil- e Furniture House of F.. Stshl. Mr.
 Eood workman, therefore his fur es satisfaction.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

From reliable information received at this otiicc we can safely assert that the bullion shipped by last stage wa, not taken Tn tue late robbery, and ;ha; the only booty cap turc,, Nas the l. S mail.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

S0 Nho was recently arrested at x r1<. on the charge of theft sud o Prescott for examination. was !, a from custody yesterday, by or
 nfice Cartier, as the prosecuting
 Jlei to make an appearance.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

We omitted to make mention of the ap- pointmc lt of Mr Alcxan CT McPhce. tn the po-itiol of constable for Alexandra in yes terday's notice of thc proceedings of the Board of Supcryi,ar~
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09
DIED-

CT Soarlans March 9th 1871, the residence of her mother corner Granite and Wills streets Henrietta only daughter ct ] II. and Victoria Bohan, aged years n.ouths aul lS days.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

E. Elliott from the Accidental xin town, makes most tlattrring
 Dc condition of the mine, in |6d Mr. Rice are interested. They lI4straS running, with most sgti>- ults. The lead is improving, as |ne pushed on. evid 'ntly in size E These gentlemen are energetic of the success which at
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Iltr's Iron Spring road, is SO 'ers tefed that the owner has concluded
 |s'l9 toll f those who travel the same.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Messr> AnderS S Rowe. If the (. Q. D. store. have established branch of their Prescott store al the Peek mine
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

sorry to report that Dr. Pierson of nfg is down with infiamatory rhcu-
 NC trust however to announce his encc soon.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

We are sorry to announce that Mr. Fred. FcSsel has this morning received the sad tidings of the death of his father.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

The puartolma>tcr at For Whipplc will sell at auction, ou the 2nd day of April. pub lie property no longer required Inv him. as follows: -nHr horse. 2-l wagon fciloe~ llpi grain sacks. -51 wagon spokcS. ono iron sak.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

ancts oneal, of Date Creek. re- death of many of hls sheep, caused .noiSonouS weeds.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Little Albert Behan, who is very low with the same disease of which his sister, Henrietta. died day-bcforc- yesterday, is better to-day, and hopes are now enter tained that he will soon recover. Some of the physicians pronounce the disease "terfJlo Soiaal nsaiaqeiis." and not scarlatiua. or scar let fever There are tuo or three other eases of The same thing m town, but none, We believe, considered dangerous.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Mr. Wm. Osborn from Ash Creek, is in town to-day, procuring garden seeds and other supplies, for the purpose of entering extensively into farming for the coming
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

ala=N a=N1igence has reached lis through FHp$orces that the C2srcr Broth rs ter- n@ ! fhis County, have been murdered
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09
Delinquent Sale Notice.

e,SA1 GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY.
 ..ou of c,;a.ipa, place of business. San Francisco. ssa,sa or vors waluut Grove Mining Ds,rci. ar- sSorycF - There are delirquent upon the tiloTins
 shs,i stock on account of ssssssReni tso -l iseea dese -ix,n day af January. is1' ihe tessr@ -.oeAs es,,,i.s No No.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

fw uiving and prosperous settlement of |test siIcy k now settled almost tp rcple- siaa chs of practical and entcrpriSing
 rhe evidently are in the best of >..>- er the almost certain prospects of |Mgnm auring the coming season.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

The County Treasurer proposes 10 redeem certain County warrants. See his advertise men; in to-day's paper.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09
InteIlig enc
TUESDAY.

n Hodge of Upper Kirkland Valley engaged planting sweet potatoes.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Her, of Peoples Valley, arrived in morning with a wagon load of
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

X wagon load of flour from Haydcns mill unloaded al the store of Tn. Loisilon yesterday.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

The following are tae losses sustained by the late stage robbery, so far Is We have been able to ascertain:
 (. P. Head & Co.-checks on San Francis co, S2450.
 Coldwater X Bro.-checks on San Francis cisc,, Sl70o.
 Col. Rcvnolds-check on New York. Sl25 Col. Bidjlr two cheeks on New York, SsJ each.
 Dr. Worthing,on-check on New York, sllo.
 II. Elli,-chocks on San Francisco, S2so0. Asher & Wollcnbcrg--chcck on san Fran go, st3. 50.
 Bashford tS Ca.-checls CT San Francisco. $l.132Sl.
 A. Q. Moves check on San Francisco, 5000
 Kelly S Stephens-checks on San Fran cisco, $2ls.
 E. Stahl- check on San Francisco, alSo
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

\ man came in from the Verde yesterday, with load of fish, which were eagerly ,uu4ht for ly our citizens. He disposed of them at 20 cents per pound
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Mr. John G. Campbell is having his buggy re-painted at the shop of Valentine < Winder
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

The following recipe for the eifectual and speedy cure of Scaratina has been handed n, bv MT. r. A. Drake, as clipped from the \. Y. Times about $ years ago.
 Sulphate of zinc, ono grain; fox glove digitalis., one grain; half teasDoonful of sugar. Mix with two table-spoonfuls of water; when thoroughly mixed add four ounces of water Take a tablespoonful every hour. Either Scarlet Fever or Small Poy disappears in twelve hours. For q child smaller doses according to age.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

s HoTIoEs in tis reading c0iun5HS ,ciN e< fae ra,s Of THIRTY CENTS per hRe serrtso'a, GAi tIce''ty oe'sts q i'ie for cdeh iAsrTtioR.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09
WEDNESDAY,.

venents everywhere, in village and
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Mir Luke thinks that he will be in rcadi- ness to turn out bullion from his mill ou or about the 18th of May
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09
HsArQrAurKrs prrl or ARnov,)

HgAnQUkRrFTs DEP't or ARRoNt) OFFICE or CntEF QUNRrERNATTEK.
 PRESCOTT. A T.. March T. lei.D Proposal, will also be received this office 'r the above work time at Camp Aoiavo A. T., and any information required Nil be furnished.
 C. 4. REYNOLDS ouaI,sIsssteI U. s. A., ChiefQr. M, Dep 10 iAEoas.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Weunderstand that Lodge of the oricn- tai Order of Humility will be started in Prescott soOn
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09
Tilt RSDNT.

Report reaches IL from Oaks and Vii lows. giving account of ample rains,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Freighters will, by referring to our advor- Using columns see that there is a chance to gct rich out ot Uncle Sam's proposals for Land Transportation.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

iias fur sale many ut the desilabe bailtiinS lot, situated in ;hs town of Prescott:
 HOusehod and other Goods Purchased at Liberal Rates
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Don't forget tu attend the meeting of the Village Council to- morrow night, as matters of importance to the community will be considered
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Mrs. Davis of Green, \. N.. died on the cSih of Fcbuarv, and telegram awaits her son. Wand C. Ia, is. at the |. S. Tolagrph office, Fort Nhipple.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Services viii b,, held iu the NJ. r. Church on sunday at n o'clock \. NJ, Rev. Mr Wright officiating, and in the evening hy Rev. till nttrg.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09
Proposals for Buildings at Camp
 Moiave, 4. T.

OFFICE ACriNG ASSISTANT QvARTpgNt-TEEl
 INtTEp STATES GENV
 CAN'T MoJAVE. A. T, Frh @1th. i-;'. ' Sealed proposal. dn riTicate) will be recriccls s' tA
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

v,UEK WEED REMEDY OR OREGON REEU
 kAszA nato Cure, st DR SENpALL'S $ Drug Store
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

X ncw station has been established by MT. Atkinson at the divide on the Iron Spring toll road May success attend him
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09
Ranch for Sale or Rent.

House, Corral and abundance water in one oi the most desirable farming and dairy districts,
 Apply to ,. l.. FISHER, iau21u Real Estate Agent
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

NIT Inn Gleason, one of the owners of me "hlt Carson, returned after an extend ed tnp through the country yesterday
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

Pima Indians arc one day on tho steal and Kill and the next making promises of their good behavior in The future
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09

l3th, at 7if o'clock sharp, at which time it Is expect ed the full amount required, as initia- ton fee, will be paid.
 By order of s. o. BAKER,
 Chairman. X wagon load of flour from Haydcns mill unloaded al the store of Tn. Loisi.lon yesterday.
 Mr. John G. Campbell is having his buggy re-painted at the shop of Valentine S Winder
 Weunderstand that Lodge of the Orcn. tai Order of Humility will be started in Prescott soon.
 NIT. Tim Gleason, one of the owners of the Kit Carson, returned after an extend ed tlp through the country yesterday.
 
 Pima Indians arc one day on tho steal and kill and the next making promises of their good hchavi for in The future.
 
 A ucw station has been established by MT. Atkinson at the divide on the Iron Spring toll road. May success attend him. Sorslcos viii b,, held iu the NJ. r.. Church on HhAAtaAf Ai 70 flfff'k N Me iAfhs MT. W ftkfli officiating, and in the evening hy Rev. till more.
 Don't forget to attend the meeting of the Village Council to- morrow night, as matters of importance to the community will be considered
 Mrs. Davis of Green, \. H.. died on the sSih of Fcbuary, and telegram awaits her son. Warl C. Davis, at the |. S. Tclagrph office, Fort Nhipple.
 Freiehters will, by referring la our advor- Using columns see that there is chance to gct rich out ot Uncle Sams proposals for Land Transportation.
 \ man came in from the Verde yesterday, wi,h a load of fish, which were eagerly >uu4ht for ly our citizens. He disposed of them at 70 cents per pound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-31
WESTERN DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINE.

The Iowa Democrats have initiated the plat
form made a month ago by their bre thren in
Ohio. Most of the planks relating to National
affairs are word for word the same as those
adopted at Columbus, but the fraud " reso-
luton appears to have been carefully cut out
by the Committee, and thrown away. 1hls Is
dreadfully discOuTaging to Judge Black anu
the Hon. Charles Francis Adams and ali the
other patriots who have been trying so hard
to keen I'D the cry of fraud" for use III the
next Presidential Campaign. With the VIII
Gams letter coming from the far East and the
Iowa resolutions from the far West, they must
feel like the poor devil at Donnybrook FAIR
who WAS hit so hard on both sides OF his head
at the same time that he didn't know which
way to fall.
1t is a high compliment that the Democrats
nav to the integrity and wisdom shown by the
Republicans of Iowa in their long management
of the affairs of that state when they fail to
find anything in the State Administration to at
tack. or even to critcise. They make only two
positive declarations concerning State matters.
One is in favor Of license system instead OF
the present prohibitOry lava question out OF
the circle of stlict party politics. The other
advocates equal taxation OF every species OF
property according to its value, and appears
TO be a sort of doube-ender resolution, point
inc in one direction at the Government bonds
and in the other at church property. The OHIO
Republicans, in their recent Convention at
Cleveland it will be remembered, showed an
evident disposition to favor the taxation OF
church property, but were afraid, when brought
to the point to put their convictions III the
form of plank IN their platform. The Iowa
resolution is vague, and does not raise the
issue distinctly. 1t is an additional sign, how
ever that the question is struggling up to tie
surface of actual politics.
There are resolutions in the Iowa plat
form about railroads, and capital, and labor
but they are mere words, intended 10 mean
ANYTHING or nothing. The real significance OF
the platform as far as it concerns national pol
itics. apart from its declarations in favor of the
repeal of the Resumption Act, the remonetlz-
alton of silver, and the substitution OF green
backs for national bank bills, wherein 1t only
echoes the Columbus resolutions, lies III It's
omission of any attack on the Presidents title.
The silence of the Iowa Democrats on this
point is almost as eloquent as the plain
spoken words of the Democratic candidate
for Governor of Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-31
PERSONAL.

Miss Annie Louise Cary, the singer has
bought the house OF Judge Clifford in Portland Maine.
Hon. Galusha A. Grow is to address a Sol
dlers Reunion to-day at Hartford susquehanna County
Penn.
Senator David Davis conveyed himself upon
one Of his farm scales the other day and was weighed
The beam tilted at 322l9 pounds.
Senator Morton is said to be not at all a
wealthy man. being ne possessOr Of only about S24 900
lie has never been extrayagant. nor money-malicr.
Whenever Mr.. Henry Irving has a benefit,
the Baroness Burdett-Couts, who admires hi. acting
extremely sends him purse of fifty guineas. She late
y sent him valuable diamond ring.
Mrs. Abigail Lowering is an ancient lady of
Oxford Maine, who certainly deserves personal mention
in consideration Of the fact that she wi he 1913 years
old tomorrow She remains seated in her chair several
hours Of the day, and reads without spectacles
Mr. Longman, the late publisher was lit
erary as well as a business He mad pleasant
country house in Hertlodshre, and wrote hs lectures
on English History for the benefit Of his rustic neigh
bors Ills brother, son and pephews VIII continue the
great publishing business In PaternosterrOW
1t was at Blue Rock, Ohio, that Gen. Gar
field when boy of eighteen taught the district school
IL was during the journey that brought him there that
he for the first time upon railway. The school
house ba, Of logs and stood Just under ne brow Of
schoomaster mined the coal for MS hre
The Governors must have had an uncom-
Portable time the Exhibition Building in Philadelphia
the other day The Times OF that city says that the crowd
seemed to regard them exhibits themselves pressing
close upon their heels cutting of their passage COM
meuung upon the plain and somewhat careless
hablnens Of or two OF the dignitarc aud other
wise showing their appreciation OF the fact that never
before had many governors been with them once
Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote several of his
best books including Tho House OF the Cables"
upon desk OF yeneered mahogany which is about to
presented to a Massachusetts, athengum. when tho
novelist left Lenox to so to Liverpool Consul, was
sold auction for IS. This desk had a place In the
little SOckOlldge house. and IL FROM HIS WIFE, the
mistress OF this humble home that Hawthorne drew tie
char Of the helpful and sulshny little country
cousin in 1.-THE HouRe OF the Seven Gables"
James Calwell, whomade renowned Summer
haunt Of the White Sulphur Springs in Virginia in mis-
youth presented to Gen. Washington. Years after
when he settled In Greenbner County Virginia pioneer
rode hiy miles that he might shake hands with James
Calwell, the man who had been acquainted with Gen.
Washington. Me-. Calwell's father OF Washing
tons soldiers. His grandfather killed by Indians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-31

when returning 10 the fort no sovinyon with c HIS
children who had strayed away from IT, His wife Kate
was moulding bullets at the time She saw her hus-
band fall, and, filing the mould again, went steadily on
with her work, saying, as she brushed away a tear.
There is greater need Of bullets, nov"
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 30.-Among the passen-
the Pacific Express train OF the Chicago Bur
lington and Quincy Railroad this morning we're Gen.
James f. Comfy the newly appointed Minister 10 the
Sandwich Islands, his family, A. ". Francisco, Of The
ohio state Journal and Annie Louise Cary Gen Comfy
sails from San Francisco September II.
VERGENNEs, VT, Aug. 30.-Miss Carrie, the
youngest daughter OF Judge PcrrepOnt ChefJusce Of
Vermont was married this evening to Abort H. Cobb OF
Chicago Senator Edmunds the Hon. l.. J. Phelps and
other distinguished guests were present