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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

sc Roger, the proprietor of the Charm ingdalc ranch on Walnut Creek, arrived in town to-day, bringing with him Q load of splendid potatoes, for which he found ready sale. No better "spuds" are raised in the Territory than those from Walnut Creek
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

On Monday, we chorAicled the fact tha; the Peck company shipped that day some thing over thirty-three hundred dollars. Thls morning we were shown at the Bank of Arizona two beautiful bars from the same company, worth three thousand five hundred and forty-three dollars-a run oi two days from the Aztlan mill
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

The Lbs An-e.os Herald k doing it's best ,o show the TaN-paycrs of that county that s B cents on the $loo k not a very high ra,e ot taxation. The Semi-Tropic and Re rnb6can fail to see il.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

There was report in town, this morning, that two dead bodies have been found in tle old shaft on the Sterling mine. Whether tbey are the bodies of men, or animals, does not appear from such information as has raachel uS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

Dr. Licmhumc arrived. oa Nmiay from Camp Moiaye. ,n route to Camp pNerI,, where he goes temporarily, relieving Dr. Cronkite, who ba, secued leave ot 4'- >cncc extending two month, during a.... time he vii. visit the Eastern ~atss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

Mr. Geo. Banghart and family came up from their raLch at Chino Valley for the the purpose of bidding the father and mother of Mrs B. a farewell on their journey to San Francisco and to bid adieu to other relations who left this morning for Arkansas via New Mexico
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

Will D. Southworth sold his mine, the rmmet. in the Black Hills, to Gen. Kautz. sor s6OO. NIT. & finding that his health would not permit him to remain in 1his alti .ude. disposed of his mine at sacrifice, in or,jer to ottain means on which to travel to some locality that will agree with his con ..;.ufian
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

The Bank of Nevada. at San Francisco. ,,,l in fen days. recently. over 2,OO0. .O00 ossee. of fine silver bullion; 300,00 oun- c-, uert ;o China
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

The Board of Supervisors will meet on Monday next and audit the various accounts presented for payment. IL will be we'll Tor all those who have claims against the County to present them on the i-t of October for settlement. otherwise they will be compelled to wait three months as the accounts of the County are only audited every quarter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

We learn from Sheriff Bowers that several persons have stepped into the Captain ot- flee and paid to the County their taxes. The first money paid in this year, was by the Mormon settlers living on the Little Colo Tado
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

The many friends of Rev. A. NJ. Camp bell will be pleased to learn that he reached Los Angeles safely, and his written back to friend, wishing 10 be remembered to the rood people of Prescott. He has gone to Ssn Francisco for few days. IL Is not vet known whether he will return to this place n-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

GONE A FIsuING-Mr. Brockway, accom- nsnied by Mrs. B. II. Weaver and her sister, Josephine Stephens, left this morning on a ,ip to the Upper Verde, for the purpose of fishing and enjoying themselve- generally. We understand they intend to remain in that rural sphere for some six or seven days
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

Joe Forshcc has been out on the head waters of Turkey Creek, where he says Ice has found a " Bo-Nancy." His Bo Nancy !, not fully developed yet, but he declares " she is a bounccr."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

The stock of goods in the store of C. T. Hayden 5 Co. of Uni, village have been pack cd and shipped to his store at Tempe where they will bc added to his already we'll as sorted stock and sold to the Salt RiyeIitcs. The firm will keep flour depot in Prescott. Judge Brooks acting as agent for the sale of this desirable article of commerce.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

L. B. Jewell and family are residing for the present at Oakland, California. Mrs. J's. health, we learn, has improved but little during their extended stay in San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

MT. Calvin Keys, brother-in-law to Mr. E c. Peck, and father of Mrs. George Hogle, who has been living at Walnut Grove for about Is months, leaves, tomorrow, for Ar kansas with his family, where he goes to settle and make himself home. Mr. k. has quite a large family growing up around him, and is desirous of locating himself where lands are pleautifnl, cheap and pro nncfiNl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

The owners in the Kit Carson had n meet Ing last evening and made arrangements to work their claim.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

The Black Warrior Mining Comyany was fully organized yesterday. The bylaws adopted and officers elected. l.. Wollenberg was chosen President. \. Ellis Secretary and .E.P. Raines Superintendent. The Black Warrior Company, intend to do business they have gone to work in earnest and pro pose to do more work than talk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28
WEDNESDAY,.

Fo'a'oes are selling at wholesale for Q cents and by the single sack for ten and eleven cents.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

The poll-cat season seems to be drawing to a close. The little onsS that grew up uuder our house have taken their depart UT, fer the hills a- have those that were raised under the residences ot 40. Noycs and Nr. French. They are nice ornaments Go have around, and are quite useful. Lu- bins perfumery pas been entirely dispensed a-fIh t.i- season.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28
NIT. W. IT. Grove who has very eXcelIeI

Mir. ". II. Grove who has very excellent family, after having tried several enterprises in this village, none of which proved lucra- tive. has concluded to remove to the Sandy country should he find business in that section which he deems an advisable one 10 take hold of For the purpose of satisfying himself thoroughly, Mir. G.has gone to make a personal inspection.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

Charles E. Rush, upon making affidavit that he has 8 license granted by the Judge ot the Twenty eighth Judicial Circuit Court of Missouri, was admitted to prac- lice as an attorney and counselor at law in all the courts of this Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

That old pioneer, Donald Ross, from near Wfaut Grove, is in town to-day for the first time since February. Ross has a good -spch. and he knows enough to stay bv it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28
Local Inteiligence.
TUESDAY

Capt. Charles P. Egan, Chief Commissary. returned yesterday from a trip of inspec- ton to Camp Mojave.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

B.A Hussey who was severely injured by his horse falling on him, some five weeks .;nce is slowly recovering.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

ARRIVALS Ry STAGE. A. K Briggs, J. W. Fisher, D. McNutt, NJ. Dobida
 DErARrt REs. r.. q. Peck wife and two children, father and mother, Gus. Ellis. and D. C. Thorn all for san Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28
Prospectors. Take Notice.

Parties wishing Co raise funds for the pur- pose of prospecting, or improving their mines. can do SO by bringing their ore to me. from one sack to one ton, for which the highest cash price will be paid in grlenbaeks.
 T. OTTO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

LEcruRE-Rev. J. A. Merrill delivered |ninteresting lecture. on Sunday evening" I On Paurs first missionary journey, being hs trip. in company with Barnabas, to tis island of Cyprus. Their preaching at ESalsmis. in company with John Mark, the agthor of Marks Gospel, and at inaos' Psrga in Pamphylia. Antioch in Plsidie' |lcoSium. Lvstra and Derbec in syeonia, lad at Pheaice and Samaria on their return s Jerusalem. All the circumstances oi hk, Paul's first missionary excursion were tinutely described and intelligently com Ezsnted on, including Marks fear to pro bed into the interior of the Island, and his eun to Jerusalem from Perga, etc. etc 5hse lectures on the Acts of the Apostles eo be continued, and promise to be en- f.sining and profitable. Next Sunday
 ni qg. instead of the regular lecture, there ilbe preaching by minister from AT
 lsas ity, Kansas.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

Tue notice of a meeting of Aztlan Lodge h. & X. NJ. in another place, is especially |ea. amended to the fraternity, as on that oc- |ca,ion it is proposed 10 take into considera- |fop ,Se question of laying the Corner Stone |of the n CIV Court House, with due Masonic
 |hoaors Past Ns Ster, Curtis has received author |ity from Gr1nd Master Browne, of this lu- |rsiction. to conveEe q Grand Lodge in
 Prescott for that purpose, and It IS especialiy kdsirable that ali members. and solournlng
 Brethren. who can conveniently attend
 EShOuld do so.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28
pn.,nmre Letter I-i.t.

List of letters remaining in the Prescott Postoiiice, Nayapai county, Arizona, for the week ending Sent x lh-1;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

District Court met this morning. Judge Tweed presiding. The Grand Jury was called together, found an indictment against Thomas Lyon for attempting to murder C.E. Fnderick. and was discharged for the term. The Court took a recess until Thursday, when Il will again convene and sentence of death will be pronounced against J. X. Lewis for the murder of his wife. Henrietta Lewis.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

Sol Jackson and laughter, from Kirk. land Valley, are visiting Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

The following are the arrivals and depart rres bv to-day'S C. and A. stage:
 ,rrivals-F. c. Parker and wife. n. Me
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

Judge Goodwin has becn retained in sew cral cases at Yuma and will therefore re- main a, that place until after the next term ot court for Yuma county, during which time We expect several interesting artIcles from his ready pen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28
EegmIar Meeting.

Regular Meeting.
 There will be a regular meeting of Aztlan Lodge, No. IT, r. and \. M.. on Saturday evening Text, sept. .glh. \ full attendance is requested. as business of importance to the Craft will be considered.
 se25-id Bv order of the W. NJ.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

The attention of our readers is directed to Fishers auction ad. This time valuable property is Co be disposed of.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

week ending sept. -n, lsss: Amator T-2 Morgan NJ AneTy X Rev Moore I.--2 Baneheld Mercer W C Blskely < W Mcliain l. Brown Morgan C H--2 Beard J W Mcintosh Best E Milo Mir Bowen CE McCauly W II BarickloW Ira Mather C i3abcock PS Mitchell James COlton Philips J Craig W IT Packard General Clark X X Reed EC Darr II smith ] Donahue ! Sally Duncan W SayTc \ r Dunn Stou' r. W Davidson Az Sinemous W Dickeuson W smith Doyle S Stiiewtl FC Dickenson NJ Miss Salar N Doud l. Tuulc O Ele.an susan TeagUe G Ewing E. TFCmaiu n Foriies ' Vaughan C w FrccmanS NickleT GeO Hudson n Weston W Hickey W n White SJ Hill W Warren NJ \ Home II II Nelch D Haupt II Nahle \ Hyatt Milton MEXICAN LETTERS. Hickey W D Senor Don Jose Junior ES Sin Pictro Balamia Jackson W Sguicia r DelttYise Jones W W Sur Don BonZaria Jones = J Grumie Jones W C Don Lose Tiyunsio levitt 4 Sr Don Juueis Barra- kenneV J gan Luniy W H Quan Candelarie Iov = Sr Don Rafael Ccha- Mickey W con
 The above named persons will please call for advertised Letter.
 T. w OTIS, r. NJ.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

C. r. Cate has two valuable mules foi sale, at bargain
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

The town of Prescott seems to be destitute of one very important article of commerce, and that is 'old ned or probably more il- mi!arlly known by the name of bacon,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

GONE TO CALIFoRNIA-John Corning, one of the parties who lately sold the Tip-top mine. started to California this morning in company with James Moon.
 The sale puts him in possession of Con- Sderable means. and he doubtless con .;aers California better field in which to enjoy the rruIts of his IabOrs than Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28
THURSDAY.


 Sol Jackson and laughter, from Kirk land Valley, are visiting Prescott. |
 C.F. Cate has two valuable mules for sale, at a bargain
 The attention of our readers is directed to Fishers auction ad This time valuable ! property is to be disposed of 
 ! ARRIVALS By STAGE A. K. Briggs, J. W. Fisher D. McNutt, NJ. Dobida.
 DEPARTURES. E. e. Peck, wife and two children, father and mother, Gus. Ellis. and D. C. Thorn all for san Francisco. The town of Prescott seems to be destitute of one very important article of commerce, and that i- "old ned ." or probably more ia- milarly known by the name of bacon NIr. Coffee, thc butcher has gone to exam. inc fat beet in the vicinity of Biu William Mountain and buns n some of the choicest ~pcc.meu>. Nc arr authorized to state that Mr Paul Weber win hereafter. assisted by hi, brother Will edit ,bc Arizona Enterprise Mir Nprrt retiring
 Ht... ...t.al taa Hll> WuI U4-bgaul a..a.- e..i California soon and viu uu- .sHs,.aIy ....al. over aia;,r either ln Oak aaa as -.n jtase.-so.
 Fine freight train ofW. \. Howard arrived  ..u ..aaaa4 ,hi- morning loaded with .....- lar js. Army ald discharged iis sa--o a, FH-' Nu.rple depoi.
 Captain Corliss, Commanding Camp Me DoWell, has been granted leave of absence for one month with permission to apply to the proper authority fer an extension of four months
 John ksiblc !, having manufactured at the establishment of Campbell x Parker a large paliug to surround his lot in the eeme- tery The work is being done Tn a nice style and will be exceedingly beautiful when ini>hcd.
 Judge Goodwin has becn retained in sew cral cases at Yuma and will therefore re- main al that place until after the next term of court for Yuma county, during which time We expect several interesting artcles from his ready pen
 Charles E. Rush, upon making affidavit q. t.. l..s d. f..,,-.. .--..,,,.1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

'Ii.,r 'pIi.e,prartures.G. R. Coleman. Jas Moon Tho. Corning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

John ksiOic ], having manufactured at the establishment of Campbell x Parker a large paliug to surround his lot in the eeme- tery The work is being done Tn nice style and will be exceedingly beautiful when finished
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

Mr. Coffee. thc butcher lias gone to exam inc fat bect in thc vicinity of Bill William Mountain ald bung iu some of the choicest specimens
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

Captain Cogliss, Commanding Camp Me DoWell, has been granted leave of absence for one month with permission to apply to the proper authority fer an extension of four months.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28

Nv arr authorized to state that NIT. Paul NchcrWill hereafter. assisted by hi, brother Will edit the Arizona Enterprise. Mir Hpl-rt r,tirlug
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