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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
SUMMONS.

IN rur pisrnfCf CoURr oY TMKp JrpIs1ALbisfT
 TERRITORY oF AnLzosA, County of lANAi~l- ' Cotsworth F. Head and William s. Head, partners ID os siness under the trtn name of C. P. HEAD X CO, FlAintint,
 SNNNoNH- SANUELO FREDERICK. tcfL '
 Action brought in ,hc District Court of the Third sN- dcia District and for the County of faVaPal' ID ias Territory Of Arizona.
 The Territory ef -lrisaHa scEs grs,iiag Co Sa@Ss' FFcacrtck.
 Ton are hereby summoned and required Co apisAt ID an action brought against you hy ths as pan tifs la the District Cours of thc tlFd duiI istt'. in and for the County of laNapa, ia te iF,tis"iS Ai1zoua and anFscr ths complaint 1td ~ith the Nisik of this Court, Prescott tn said County "a Soia ~ which complaint accompaiiits ts susfinonsh Nl',sh twenty days exclusive ui the day oi sereieei tef s service upon you of tAis sufninons, q EeFttd i' i County; but H served ol thc County and Nlthlp u District then within thirty dps; n al ehef oss i"s' days. ,,, -. ApA vou are hereby notne that if you fa to appear and as-Ner the complaint above rcluirc the iAlh- ufs VIII take judgment agAmst you sooorlins 10 us prayer of complaint nla herein, to Nhich si~s9Nl rcfercure Is hereby made sud costs and disbursements in this behalf gNTeudrd. ,,-.s. Given under my hand and inc seal of the said Iistrst Court al Prescott this Rad ay of November, A. D. iet'' l.. Si WILLIAM Nii.hEisaNNt N'ei@- By 1OHS LLOYD, Deputy.
 HAnanAvE * MoEaAS, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. Prescott, Arizona Nov.t 2, ls'I.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

The Tucson Star of the sth says: R. H.
 Allen. President and founderof the National Surgical Institute, at Indianapolis, has be- come interested in the Aztec mine near Tue, son, ond will soon visit the property. While in Tucson, number of people afflicted with deformities and diseases, which can only be cured by this institution, propose to submit themselves to his examination to see wheth- CT it is worth while for them to 20 to San Francisco, 10 the branch Institute. with any hope of being cured The Doctor has con- scnted to remain two or three days in Tue sos to afford the afflicted this opportunity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
Summons.
septl4d60

IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL. District Territory of Arizona County of yavapai M BACCA JosE BACCA partners in business under inc
 firm of NJ Bacca * Co
 reTsns iroRRIo C. AGuERIE AND GLORIA AGUkRfF his wifi, Action brUugh, in the District Court of the Tbini In dcias District in and for the County of Yayapa in ,be Territory of Arizona.
 The Trritnry of AriroHd sesds greeting fo Tgiufo q AguTrie aud Gloria Agtr7Ie, his iC(fc.
 You are hereby summoned and required 10 anrear in an action brought against you by the abovenaned pain us n the District Court of the Third Judicial D-,rr In and for the County of YavaPa n the Territory of Ar zona and answer the complaint filed with the Csrk os this Court at Prescott, in said County within twenty days (eNcusvc of the day of servce after the s.rv upon you of this summons served u this County bp, If served out of the county aud within this district Then within thirty days in all otier cases forty days And you hereby notified that f you fail to snpea, and answer he complaint above required the la5It win take judgment by default against you for the sum s eight hundred and eighty dollars with interest a inc r'e of tea per cent per annum. 2rd day of n. cemher. 1875, except hundred dollars paiI Octohr 25'h lss6 and costs and disbursements in this behalf x pended.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of inc said i;s trct Court, at Prescott his sth day of September l7 (L. S) WILLIAM wII'EERSoy Ci.tt
 By JOIN LLOvp, Deputy.
 JOHN HOWARD. Attorney for Plaintiifs
 Prescott, September lith, lsi7. deo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Doctor J. NJ. Sweatman; near relative to J. P. Osborn Esq, and family of this place, and who came to the Territory with them in 1864, and remained over q year in Yavapai county. was, on the 4th of last month, united in matrimony to Mrs. Annie Crockett of Augusta, Kansas. Dr. Swcatman is said to be an excellent physician and has very serious idea of trying Prescott once more as a field for operations. May he come and be blest with late troubles through life is the wish of the MINER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
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 ,,,.-,s. ...4 y.r,se \. R e.. asa LafssT gli,g sad yausss S Taossas. erefiaas' kY,ce . hereby given that hy CoaEass.e9ers '''ef' \ hearing date of Jay i5ih, is1s, ,,, The sairy of George N. browsf oexsf.ss " asseo S7 aed l. of N W | ef Sec 3t TeSuf.aF is Ns RE Is held fof approval. subssi e as appeal " iAssn within Cd days from ths eRis bervs hs ssa uaei 's within ths ints of the withdrawal hf tas AlAs' -1 petsr R R Ca The gfght oi ihs R. R stt4ehed hy definite lcsaiion March letb les% ,.,,..., !, Ry rr,rf submittsd h s sAoEu that LaihsS Esa's aud James x Thomas both qaalnsd ffe-einF.ett A"le rs 9iI , ,,ti,g. of rhs above dascfbsd irRei si ths lime the ris sht of thr Company attached.
 wILIIAn \. kELLf. Register. Aug Jist Gl days
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF HACKBERRY Precinct County of Mohave Territory of Arizona be. fore J. E. Stevens Justice of the Peace.
 MRs. C. BAKER, Plaintiff.
 
 JOHN NJ. WALLACE, Defendant. n, Territory cf ArsoRa seds greeting to JoAH M Val. tacc.
 Ton are hereby summoned io appear before me at my orce n the town of Blackberry, in the County of Mo have and Territory of Arizona the 18th day of NOyem ber A. D. ls77 at o'clock M- to answer to the com. pant of the above Haned plaintiff who to recover be of two hundred and forty dollars principal money paid you deposit together with ten per cent per an nun Interest thereon from the 21h day August 1876 Ineult of which judgment will be taken against you in the above named sum together with costs and damages To ihe sheriff any constable of Mohave county Ar Territory, make legal service and due return. Given under my hand this l4th day of August A.
 n ls77.
 IL. S.l J F. STEVENS Jp I appearing from the Sheis certificate that the above named defendant is net in the countyof Mobave and ,ha, bis place of abode Is unknown lt Is hereby ordered that legal service of this be made by pubIiea tion in the WEEKLY ARIZONA MINER N ineSs my hand this llth day Of August, le77
 E. STEVENS, JP. septl4dG0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
Notice to Creditors.

ln tue matter of the Estate of James Canavaa
 r n, hereby % gwen by the undersigned aamn,.,, the crsdo,. os s @ oi James Cansvsn Geceased s er. vitSin 70 exhibit them with the neeessar notice o ,A zen months after the first publication of . town of Mineral Park Mohsve county ,1 in ,he
 Adm, o, ,. JAMES P. BULL sn.,a, as pas oi the Estate ef James Canavan dss, AS''. oct26w4f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
Summons.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL District, Territory of Arizona, County of YsvaFai
 ISABELLA WtESIAwsK
TTTTTN AtHERT MlFNfAw

ALBERT MlENtAwsSL
 Action brought n the District Court of the rlri Ju- dioal District in and for the County of YavaPa n he Territory of Arz0us-
 Inc Trviory ef is0aa sends greeting 'o ilhcft WieHi- dtesLt
 iou hereby summoned and required Co appear Ia an action brought against you by the above named plaatin n the District Court of the Third Judicial District 10 and for to County ol NRvaPai u the Territory of ArHona. and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk oi th.s Court, Prescott In sad County "a copy oi wbich plant accompanies this summonsl, within twenty days excusve of the day of servcel after the service upon you of this summons, fl seTe ed n this County but served out of the County and within this District the within thirty days in all other eases furiy days.
 And you hereby notified that you tal appear and answer the complaint above required the plAutd will take iudgaeni by default aNinst you and apply ;o the for the relief demanded n her said complaint and costs and disbursemsn snts in th behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and inc seal of the said District Court at Prescott this 4th day o September A n. ls77 | L. <. WILLIAM WILKINSON Clerk. A r. FORBES Attorney kT plaintiff. sePt7-6od
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
Notice.

,....os eoowssr with ths nedsr.,gssa ne a ia sss,n aiming ico,oa of si,a e5 the p yssngsl he PoeA Mining district ia , 'as ,hs iitA oi ysa nary ls1I. ts ,.,, ,la vos arf1AS with ia asly days froH ts date .sa sSpsaliars sil a ,s ,t isT ss FssHirsd by iss ibs ssiss ,. ssgr,ars of ysaf iAsssss iH ssa t ,. a.is. asu,osaas Co the naisins ~"' a C. BAN. iug laws nov in torcs ,. ,s~y sd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

FINAL COUNTY CoURT.-The District Court convened yesterday at Florence. I'm portant mining matters come up at this term of the Court in that county, one of which is the case of Hamilton vs Began for about SS0,000, damages, claimed by Hamilton from Began on the grounds that Began failed to comply with and carry out certain contracts made and entered into with the said MT. Hamilton.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
Assessment Notice.

v. n pssil,sue l.. si.ysF asd yessFh To teai'es ns1 t ,s. Taxar lode. Huuhsg AasiHE Di',s,cs Ysvapai Coasiy AriEosa TsEF,sofy, .,s., Ysa are bsrsey sosihea lss ' yea sss as % ssS ,.s, u'.sle S ,ss ..g Jssa N psrwta yoaf ifNiSsl' ss .s s.,sssrssn, e .s reg'f~a sy as iss ,,t e,sio grsi,aFs e year is,afssi "a se.'' '''' aeeostns S 'As ia'''Hs FRANK SCHULTZ
 JOHN x DKRMlA ....,,, Aagasi 1877.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

John R able, of the Pacific Brewery, is erecting valuable addition to his Brewery, in the sha pc of room 1SXlS to be used as kiln for drying malt. The drying capacity will acco immediate the working of 2,500 lbs at one t'me- The improvements are of a substani ial character and will add much to the valu of the brewery.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

CIcERoSIAN SOCIETY-Last evening a number of young gentlemen met in the rooms of the Territorial Library. and organ ized the Cice:onian Society. Object. mutual improvement. Messrs. Rush and McClin- tock were elected President and Secretary. pro-tem. The membership is composed of Messrs. Anderson, Aram, Bruner, Joyner, McClintock. Rush and Seed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

The Citizen, now published at Florence, under i.he management of j. P. Cum, made its appearance in town thIs morning. Mr. C. in his salutatory, puts forth the line to be pursu ed by him, which if followed, will be about as near as the spirit in the man will adm it of. After filling column, in bows, supplications and boasts; he fillsabout one-fours of the next column in laudatiOns of his m aSter, to whose wink he is and must alw avs be ready to say amen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

GONE AND Cor MARRIED.-We see by the Star of Nov. sth, that our old friend. Es- tevan Ochoa, of the extensive mercantile firm of Tully, 0choa & Co.,. Tucson, was, on the 5th inst. married to Altagracis Salazar.
 MT. 0choa is one of Arizona's most prom inent and valued citizens. The announce men, of his marriage. will recall his name to the recollection of hundreds whom he has befriended. and inspire the hope that he and inc lady whom he has chosen for wife, may live long and be happy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
Notice.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 Prescott Arizona October ol ls--

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 Prescott Arizona. October 2a, ls77. \ 10 al iafues having made entries under the Deser, Land Act Of March 3rd. isl7. at this office
 You are hereby notified that all entries nnder .ata A, are suspended by order of the Hon. ]. A. w,llamsos Commissioner of the General Land Ofce and ali nares n me same are hereby not6ed io appsar n, this osloe from the 10th to tho 18th of N,vs-h ,o - and submit testimony in regard the oharaoter or h lands entered under said Act The investigation win h cf the land entered under said Act will nyIncs s 5 cultural cr1r without irrigaon whether any had bsa previously cultivated by parties residing thereon or residents andwhether any has Co be protected from ov flow by levees and whe,hrr entries have been md, VT parties other tban the real applicants "' 's
 oropcr WV KELLY, Register. oeflBg3w ~N''N'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Jim Oneal wants to get back to Date Creek where there are no pine trees for the winds to sigh through, and make him lone some. He says he don't like 10 hear it, it reminds him too much of the base of Craig's Mountain, in Idaho, in 1863, when he lived on it all winter, with no bread in camp.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Peter R. GGannen and wife arrived from ottowa, Can ada, this morning. Peter has been absent several months, during which time has has caught prize in the shape of one of Cana da's fairest daughters. He was welcomed | ome by many of his numerous friends
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

O.Allen big hearted man, has presented the MINER office with sack of those renown- ed potatoes that grow on the ranch known has some tons of these apples of the Elmer. aid Isle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

NIT. Will II. Foster, for several years a resident of Prescott, now of Oakland, Cali fornia, has purchased a valuable receipt for tanning leather, which has been patented and intends selling the right to use the dis covery in the various counties throughout the State
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Hon. Levi Bashfor3 was out in carriage this forenoon, examining the improvements made in Prescott during the last IS months, and was surprised 10 find the town extended in every direction, and dotted with comfort able dwellings.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Things at the Reservation are represented to he quiet. The Indians, we learn, from a letter received to-day. written by the MINER $ Correspondent are well fed and perfectly contented with their new Agent, MT. Hart to whom they are becoming much attached ou account of square dealing something un- known to them prior to his taking charge of shc AreDcV
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

BULLION Peck company, through their agents of the Arizona Bank, shipped, this morning., by Wells, Fargo & Cos. Ex- press, to San Francisco, two bars of bullion worth $3,1S7.55, the result of a two days run at the X stlan Mill
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
Assessment A Notice.

-. |. ,,.,,lasas L. slvYsr ana Jessph is en@ - t, sbs 7a. a .fslA ntlns, hanpnk AiaA.s nis,,,s, YayaIai CoaHty, AEiEapa ls'fiiafg' ,,,. You are hsrrby notsei lhsi yos ds pol si ssk ,s, a.y, finn, the aAiu of tais na'ice sEs te9 2. @ SSl,, -sd J.ha N Derwin year IFsi-oses ~ .1 ., - .sssm.ut as s required by las. tas ,9 .e r.im terfritnr~ ef ypuF istffssi 10 s'ia iniA' ~ eofd'hg '" VIC 'A'Ns FRANK SCHULTZ.
 JOHN NJ DERN N. Prescott. Augusi6 IsT7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

James 0neal one of our largest sheep capitalists came up from Camp Date Creek yesterday. He reports the grass dry, con sequently his sheep have not been doing as we'll as former years. Jim purchased a large lot of supplies at the store of Head X Co. and leaves for home tomorrow.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

A Mir. Wilkins, from the vicinity of Bill Williams Mountain, ar rived this P. M., with load of 40 wild turkey and nine large, fat deer. We imagine he caught flock of these birds of tine forest mapping, and took them in.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

AS oLD TIMER HEARD FRoM.-William II. Elliot, one of the old time citizens of Prescott. and brother of Mrs. I. G. Kelly, of this village, is farming. near Buffalo. III, Our old citizens will remember him and his brother Ben, as the first butchers in Pres roff
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

George Reeb, from Ehrenberg, arrived this morning with his wagons which were heavily laden with merchandise for Gold water tS Bro.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Mir Rowe, of the irm of finders & Rowe of this town, is fixin 2 up new store near the location of the Tip-top Company's new quartz mill This firm is alive to every new enterprise that presents itself.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Dr. W. E. Day has secured one of the most eligible sites in town, and proposes soon to commence the erection of hospital after the nest approved plan, with divisions for the reception of surgical cases, and pa tients with physical and mental diseases.
 During the past fourteen years he has made hospital management a speciality, and doubtless will succeed in his new enterprise. which will be benefit to large and de- serving class of people.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

The train of J. NJ. Bryan, consisting of twelve, 12 mule teams, has been placed on the Ehrenberg road, and will hereafter ply between that place and Prescott, hauling merchandise
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

The team of Geo. W. Bryan, commanded by Wm. Bair, arrived, this morning with merchandise for Goldwater < Bros, and C. P. Head & Go. Both houses have immense stock and are almost daily, in receipt of fresh supplies.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

The probabilities are that extensive work will be pushed immediately at Wickenburg on the tailings left by the old Vulture Com pany. Estimates of good judges place these tailings as worth two millions of dollars.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Yesterday the clouds hung low around the pine-tops, and the wind soughcd its lonesome spell as it passed over the town from the forest, bringing with it showers of rain, making outdoor pastimo unpleasant.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

We learn that the owners in the Black Warrior Mine have contracted with Murat Masterson for the working of a large num- Der of tons of ore at his new mill, as soon as completed, which will be about the 10th inst
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

The several indictments against Pinney, for forgery have been dismissed upon the ground that Pinney was authorized to sign Spaulding's name.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

NIT. Winder, the painter, writes from the Peck mine that he has examined the Black Warrior and corroboratcs other reports that the whole ledge at the bottom of the 120 foot shaft, contains rich chlorides.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

At the funeral of Harry Meiggs, 10000 people were in procession. A monument is to be erected to his memory by a National subscription.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
Summons.

IS THE DISTRICT Iplkis Ihihb gi pANt"L District Terr,ioFy of AriSona. Couaiy oi fa'alai'
 JouN RAmLE,
 Fsrssf
 WILSON C. C0LllEB, Action brought in he District Court q shs Ihird ja- aieia Oluci iu and Ter the County ef fasaIsa H ihs Territory of Arizoua.
 The Tsrriory ef Arizona ssna' grssiiss 10 H'iso4 C Ceiisr.
 You are hereby summoned and required 10 aYTSaf 10 an action brought Agains; you by the named piu tia in he District Court of he Thrd Judicial District in and the County of YasaPSi to the ferriteTy oi Arizoha and the complaint Aled wh ihs SlerA of this Court Prescott To said CDanty Ia copy ui which complaint accompanies this summsasI. within twenty days (exeusve of the day ot ssrviee} aer the service upon you of thls summons, served in fhts Coanty; ba, f served of the county, and within ts District then within thirty days n all osheT eases foriy days
 And you are hereby no;ised thai yoa si ,o aprear and answer the complAa above required the raintd win lake judgm by default agaiAst you tr the of aHe hundred doars and inerest ai two per eeDt per meath from November ls; ls75 and fr three hundred aud fourteen and 5piGo dollars with Interest al two per cent Ter mouth from March g5th ls76 aud oosts and disbursements in thIs behalf exteuded.
 Givru under my band and the Seal of the sad Dis tsict Court al Prescott ths ih day o October ls57. I.S) WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clegk. JoHN HOWARD. Attorney for Plaintiff.
 oei2Wood
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
LEGAL.
y.,,c. ,o Tax Payers.

S,,. hereby given that Iss Iss, .,,,,, s' se i is as.s SSaSs and also he Tax @ oi ssos, ssa pss a ny sSd county s yea, is & E ,s.ss assessed therein haads isI sss psyasls to me se. la psss. ii v", paa oa or bsors ths .sssJ ssA assa Der. next, they win ss rs,a,ssS "'
 ger csa' win s' saS'1 rp Y BOWERS Tax calise'''
 pr..eait. A. T. Sept 10. irIt ~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Messrs. Bowen tS Knowcls are about to open a large mercantile house in Prescott. We understand that the steamer Gila brought up 500 packages to EhrenDerg on its last trip for this new firm.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Mir. Kethro, the owner of good station on Turkey Creek, has rented his premises for a period to a gentleman recently from California. The new proprietor is spoken of as q first rate landlnri
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Mir. Ferris, the indeiatigable mai contract or between Prescottaud Bradshaw, Bradshaw and Walnut Grove and the Grove and Wick enburg makes regular trips and is always On time
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

The house of NJ. Keller was, yesterday, sold to satisfy judgement in favor of Daniel Hatz. The property was bid in by NIT. Hatz for the sum of four hundred and ei0bfv dollars
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

PrrING.-i,6OO feet of pipe arrived this morning, from Ehrenberg, and went to MaSterson's Mill, on Turkey Creek, where it will he brought into acquisition for the purpose of conducting water from the creek to the mill.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

MORE NoToRIEs FOR FINAL CoUNTY.- Governor Hoyt to-day appointed w. II. Bleuett of Picket Post, and II. B. Sommers, of Florence, Notaries Public for Pinal County.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

IN NBANKRUPrcY.-Anson Wade Esq, of Walnut Grove, this morning filed petition in bankruptcy before Judge Tweed, sitting as a commissioner in bankruptcy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Mir and Mrs. D. C. Thornc have arrived in San Francisco, on their way homeward from the East After visiting in the City for a brief period, they will continue their journey on to Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Mr. P. Grammar, during his absence in the States and Canada, where he captured his better-half, has had a comfortable dwelling house erected, adjacent to his store at Fort Whipple.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

The timber agents to look after that which belongs to Uncle Samuel are beginning to find it out that there is such place on the maps as Arizona and growls are already audible.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Robert GarSide and Sol. Jackson and son nll worthy farmers from Kirkland Valley are in town looking hale and hearty.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

One of the most valuable stock ranches in this section of Arizona, is that owned by our friend Geo, W. Rance, 12 miles west of Camp Verde.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
MONDAY

II. Asher, L. Wollenberg and several others went out to the Black Warrior to- day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

PHGNx-We have received the fol- lowing from Ph@nix. NIT. F. A. Shaw, one of MaricOpa's best citizens, has been appoint cd County Treasurer by the Board of Su- pervisors, to fill the vacancy in that office, caused by the death of Capt ]. w. Owen. Quite considerable degree of sickness exists in the valley. Mrs. Matthew Morrill, died from smallpox, on the 4th inst Wolsey S Stearns. of Phoenix. accompanied by D. Neahr, of Yuma have gone to Florence.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

A. O. Moves, Esq ofthe Pioneer saw mill has received an order for large amount of lumber from Mr. Hoag of the Wickenbnrg Smpltpr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Judge il. II. Cartier left, to-day, for Chi no Valley, accompanied by Mrs. c. where they go to visit friends.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
Local Intetligen ce.
SATURDAY.

MT. Hoffman left, to-day, for the Tp-top mine, where he is to remain and superiatend the workings of this wonderful silver bo- nanZa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Capt. Porter, the Commander of Camp Verde, is visiting his host of friends at Fort Whipple.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
For Sale.

ar,o, oS''a ., {" about 7so good sheep, Raou,ra o, noS7ws Date crees or Rush and Wells, at Pe.se 9eorse