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THOMAs BOWLING. AuctIOneer.
IRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY No 1910 STREET., bGrWEES
IlTH AND IATH NnRTU W H,r

PROPERTY No. 1910 / STREET, BErWEES
18th AND Hath kORrHWHsc.
Under and by virtue of q decree OF the Su- -
preme Court of the District Of 1ium bia, bsar ia
ipe date on the 18th day Of January, A. d.:
Ia, and passed In certain csuse pending ther-la,
IN which Martha A. Keys and Others are plaintiffs
III Dennis a. Keys and others defendants, tths
ssme being Equity cause No S5sD, the uodersigned
" i'll sell, ct public auction, TO the highest bidder
therefor, in front Of the premises, on SATURDAY,
the 94th day Of November, A. ID. loTT, 81 - o'cik
p. all that certain oiece parcel OF land situate
AID bel az In the city Of Washington and District Of
Columbia, aud known and distinguishes on the
ground plat or plan Of said city. according 70 tins
plste iea in this cause by the commissioner
luton, The east twenty fees ana eleven inc hes
(slD front By the decth Of one hI adred aud fJrty
Uu i.e ls4j, lot Numbered twsntythree (z3D in
square numbered two hundred AID nfty $50,
&c her with the sppurtenaacss - the same bsi1ne
irE ,r..c-,, A n, On. ssc,... o,.-
Lild ca. on the day ofsss, or on the ratification
hersof and the residue la two equal instalms &C
one ana TWO years with interest from day VI sale,
Psyaole semi annually. AID payment Of prioci sai
chaser with asurety or aes, 70 be approved bJ
the Trustees. A depoeit Of one hundred sai any
d. liars win be required At a. time OF sale a1d ell
cynsey sncirg 70 BE- II the cost OF the purchaser.
GE0RGE PETER,
400 Loui.Isus syenus, r~,.,...
A. THOMAS BRADLEY. Hes'
A69 d street northwest.
novl-2av3v6os Law Reporter
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A. h EIUHSTAOr, Trustee
j. L. tOLDWELL, salesman. novl coo


By virtue OF foar several deeis OF trust. re- a
corded respectively in Liber No 6jl, folio 1884, S{
No go, folio as; No. Oh, folio 25s. and So.l8s
no. folio sos OF the land records Of this District,
Will, on TUESDAY, the Hath instant, at a O'Clock
P N ON the premises, sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, al To cse premises situated In the
city of Washington District of Columbia, AMI known
ON tie ground plso thereof all that part of Lot
numbered fourteen (li), in Square numbered i've
huaorsd ana ,ixty LINE t5Jsj, Contained wiehil toe
"bOsfng n e:es and b0sn,s: Comme3cing for the
sSmr al tbs Invest corner 4. aid ut add 81 4 .re
La running Themes east along street TWEEN ~ one
FEET hvs * ak Sinches; thence south on In d ed
% feet 70 az alley; thel &c west along said alley
werty-oae III fest hive = es iIch 10 the liae Of
street west thence rIh along I'd rect one ma l.
orc l9:) ieet 10 the place of beginning.
tn "a premises are improved oy a three story
BRICK 'front.' quilting used 40 q drug store, a two
story prick back building, also iced q q store
sada one story brick building rear Of lot, also
used he store.
Terms o, sale are: One third of purchase mon,y
cash, anc the rensooer In three e2 Ial psymeat q
o, II and l. months, with interest sscurei 20 as AZ.
10 &C ion Of the Trustee. All conveys lci az aud re-
.oIding At purchasers cost. deposit Of SlJO wa,
be ouirec At tine OF sale. THIS ar perts in De
to!d subject to sfecisl tax Of about Ss73 80
YOUNG MIDDLETUN Aucts. noyI-eoSdb:
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II Ii. wARNER, Real Estate Aucti0aeer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT FHauE DIV Eli
ING ON T6NTH STREET, BETWEEN AND
STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of d ed of trust, to Charles K. -
Fraser and Levi 9. Thomas, bearing date Ns4
A pril 10Th, $50, and duly recorded ia Liber -
No 83, folio 4i3, one Of the land records Of DIS
tIict Of Columbia and BY the wrt.eu request Of the
party secured thereby, the subscriber, surviving
trustee under said deed of trust, will sell public
suction, in front OF the premises. on FRIDAY,
November On, at 4:3O p. m, ali that piece or
Parcel Of land situate and being In thu ctg Wash
ington, District OF Columbia, and Know and de-
scrlb.d as lot numbered forty dive, (45,I in square
numbered nine hundred and thirty three, 1888, of
LAncktons subdivision OF said square, with he ian
prvv ements thereon, &c.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 8, II and Is
months, with foterest at per cent per annum, Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property s0id. A
deposit Of 9 lou will be REQ hired at time of sails. All
conveyancing at expen.e Of purchaser. If terms o.
sale not com piled with In days after sale
the subscriber reserves The right 70 resell the prop
erty at the risk ID cost Of defauiting purca
ser after ave days adverti sement.
CaAS. Z FRASER, Surviving Trustee,
: S3O AZ street nori weet.
1T. COLDwEJL, Salesman oct2l-saG
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TRUspkEs sALs Of vALU !. FL, kM T.
y j. SWEET, Real Esta' Auctioneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN BuILDIHG
LOTS ON The HILLS N0arH OF WASH
INoFON.
will FIR for tal at public auction, on -
SATURDAY, the 81 day OF Move Der, at 30 -
o clock .. m, the following building los: OnA
widows Mite head of 2Jth street, op posite K
Dean place. east forty five feet Of lot Is, wet
forty ve feet OF lot ls lot So 80 and 4O aud &c he ID
OF 18th sfr.tt opposite Littes place, lots and
Terms: One -Ourth Ca h; balance In 81 ea ual an
ua payments, with interest at seven per cent. S2S
! on each lot At time of sale.
~ q a, an excellent chance to buy q beautiful
bniidin 10, little cost on easy terms oct3l d sis
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2 II. wARNER, Reai Estate Aucuooger.

TRUSTEES SALE 0e A NEAT TWO-sTORY
FkkMs DWELLING AND SIDE LOr, ON
THE EAST SIDE OF NINTH sTREEr, BE-
TWkEs AND STREETc NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated January -
LIST. a. II. le75, duly recorded in Liber No ia, f
t0tio 3a3, &c, one OF the land records for thesx
District Of Columbia and at the written reguest of
the party secured thereby, shall sell at public auc
ton. In front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, No.
yember 1J:h b, lS7, st ~ O'Clock D. m tae follog-
ing described real estate situate in city OF Wash
ingtOn, d. O., to VITAL those pieces parcels of
ground known lots numbered sixteen no. and
seventeen (ED OF Chs aries yusts recorded subiivi-
sion OF square numbered ntne hunirsd and thirty
hye (93sl, together with the improvements. &c.
Terms: One-fourth ia Cash, and the balance in
Per annum, secured by deed OF trust on the prop.
erty sold; all cash, at option of the purchased
5 100 deposit required at the tine Of sale, and con
vtyancirg at purchasers cost. Terms 20 be com
ned with in ssyen days.
j. L. COLDWELL, salesma lOgl cod
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1AMES DUNCAN, Auctioneor.
Wewill sell, on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and 2~
SATURDAY EyENIN Is, November lst, III EseS
and I'D. at . O'Clock, at Cohens Loan Offics ., trlB
1907 7th street, large assortment of uured eomei
pledges, viz:
$50 OVERCOtTS,
100 DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS,
large aLd varied assOrt uent of Ladies' and Gen.
temtn's Gold and silver Watches, Am ,rican aud
English LeversD Chan.. Rings, Breas Pins. Brace
let's, Opera Glasses, Soiid Silver and Plated W are,
with many other articles too mum srous to mention,
to be sold without reserve.
All pledges left over four months inclu led in
this sale.
octS-st A.COHBN, 1907 9TH street.
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The War fu enc East.


THE CAMPAIGN IN BsLGARIA.
me hontenegrins have occupied the
ntlents commanding Podg Dritza, aud dee IN
tonoSrulng IL. The Turks are hastening 10
is oefeuce Turkish dispatch acknoy-
hees tne dispersal of the Turkish brigade
mai Was posted Al Telische. Chev ket Pa-ha
- iortiy ing The neighoorhood OF OrshanisI
OF the report that the Russian army oT t,e
DObruJda Is marching 10 kuzghan near silis-
trfa.
THE HOSTILE ARMIES IN ARMENIA
are getting too near 10 each other ~ he lou~
without q collision. Moukhtar aud Isms1
Psshas occupy a strong position near Hes
san kaleh. The Russian Generals Heymanu
their forces. and are near 10 the Turkish posi-
ZION Al HAssan keleh. There has been nego-
tlstlons going on for the surrender OF n srs by
the garrison, but the parley was broken on
and oombardment resumed.
ARRIVAL Oh MORMON EMIeRANrs. -
Yesterday morning the steamship Idaho. OF
the Williams q Guion line, came into port
and brought as passengers l3s Mormon emf
grants under the care OF William Paxman.
ne president of the Mormon missionary
service. The EN- grants were conveyed 20
Castle Garden, where they Will stay until
this afternoon, when they viii start TOR sam
Lake City. Mr.. paxmau says that this
batch makes about fifteen hundred converts
siiat ir, iras .-ssSn 10 the homo of the .odern
Day Saints this season and he feels very
much encouraged that. although Brigham
Young Is dead, the prosperity OF the society
has not lesseDed but increased, as ~ will do
-. .''-"'"m. when the world win
have embraced its tenetS. anu - uae
Tie happiness OF living.-lN Y. Word, son.
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Dry GOODS,
OARPETIN1s, &c.
Our stock is now com ple,e in all the new aad most
fashions able gOccs ever offered in WASHINGTON.
Fine Silks, Csshmeres, Taffstas, knicserbockers
and Csrptts, Closks, Flanntls and Blankets our
sleciAlties.
w. w. BCRDETTE & CO.,
No. 91S 9TH ST.,
No. 200 h st. n.sr.S oct2ltr
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CONNOLLy's,
COS 9th street,
oct2I-tr Opposite Patent Office.
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II r. sTEIGER, Real Estate Anctioneer,
~ gil 9TH street.

TEgsTIES SALE OF HANDSOME FRAME
TfoN OF BouspAsY AND ssvESrEssssfT9a
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of Q deed Of trost, dated February "A
9TH, k7s, duly recorded in Libsr No. sIi, 43
folio ls2 one of the land records for tns DIS -
rict OF Columbia, AMI ct tbs st of the party
secured thereby, We shall, sell at public aoticn IN
'front.' OF the prem ses, on WEDNESDAY, N 1vem.
Der 18th, lS7, at clock .. the folio in de
scribed real estate, viz: Lots numbered ,isveniiD
twelve ~ AID thirtesn tSl, In block Numbered
three 81, in the subdivision Of land kno gD Me
ridian HILL containing nearly 80 600 feet of ground
together with the i'm proven snts tn ,reoa.
Terms: One third Ia cash: balance in SIX f6D,
twelve (l2l and eighteen lSD mouths vita intersss
from day 81 sale, secured by sdsed Of truss the
property sold ali cash, option OF the
deposit Of slJ0 required at time Of SALE aud ali
conyeysncing At purchasers est. IL the terms Of
sale are not Complied with ia I've Gays from day OF
ssle the Trustees the ut q re sell tue pro
perty after five Ays advertisement at the risk aai
cost of the uefaultinz parch sser
J. STANLEY J0NES,t r
nCvl-eOkds WILLIAM LINEAR
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THIS EVENING.

II y. BRoOhER, JR;, Auctioaeer,
Ds marble Buiiding,D
Northwest corner of llth street aud PENN avenue
IMPORTANT CATALOGUE SALE OF MAG
hIFlCENT COLLkCrIOS OF OIL PAINT
INGS, COMPRISING WORKS or STERLIN9
MhRiI BY FAvOkIrE AND ESTEEMED
ARTISTS OF EUROPE AND AMERICA. OON-
elGNEn TO US BY THE AMERICAN ART
GALLERY OFEEE YORK, AND TO BE SOLD
FOh THE SPECIAL BENEFIr OF The AR-
list CoNTkIBUTiN3 ., OF WaIUH We MEN
MELR0sE HARTWicK, HOWARD HILL,
WAITE ERS, MURILLO SOHROEDER, DE
LONG OF PARIS, ARHENHAUSEN, GERDA,
&C., &c.
EACH PAINTING Is SUPEBBLY MOUNTED
IN FINE GOLD LEAF FRAMES, AM WILL
BE SOLD TUGETdER
The sale will commence at my Auction Rooms. "a
above, on WEDNESDAY, MORNING., October 81,
at 1Oh o'cock, and will bs continued in the even
ing at O'Clock, and continued daily there after at
same hours unril the entire stock is dis posed Of
Will be arranged and open for free exhibition to
tanned.
These works of art must be seen to bs appreciated
b. @. BROKER, JR Auciioneer,
Northwest corp 18th street and Pepnsylv anis
nue. Marble Buldfog.b oct2} &
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DARIS AND BERLIN CLOAkS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We have jus. opened very large sssortm mt OF
SOkElGS VIZ 1PS, CON prisiTig
Fur-line1 silk Circulars,
Caniels' hair Circulars,
FUr-llned SILK sacks,
Drap-d Kite D0lmans,
sesl-skin S.Cks,
Basket clOtn Cloaks,
Diagonal ClOsks,
Handsome ShAwis, &c, &c
Elegant Back 81 ks, bsautifui D0,5rsd Suks
All Of our stock xiu be sold At rsTy loIc fgHrsr.
Customers. manbers Of Congress, aad tine public
Invited % inspect our Gods o. their leisure.
81 One Pr5cs Oaiy.
PERRY 4 Bro,
octlO-tr Pean1. aveHse, cor. 9th st.
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AARRIED.
EFONS-kANE. On Wednesday. October m.
Ia, st St. AloJ sius church. by Rev. Father Champ,
CASSIE ,. LYONS, Of Boston, MAS, WILLIAa
KANE, Of Howard county, Nd. NOcsris.
DIED.
MILNE. On the evening Of OctObsr 81. 1877.
!aAN MAY, infant dsagnper Of Alex. cd Isabella
hIlae.
SHAW. On the slst q October, 1877 after q short
Illness, ANNIE u. SHAW, the daughter OF d Ibest ana
susie Shaw, aged year.
The gentle eavior calls
Our children His breast;
ii folds then In His gracious arms,
Himself declares them blest.
BY HER MOTHER.
Funeral will take plaoe n Jm the residence her
grand NJ her tJOhn Bannisterl. corner Hta and D
street. Friday. at CLOCK Frfeads ana RELATIVES
OF tire family are invited 90 attend
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The steamers JOHN GIBSON and G KNIGHT
viii lrave New York at 4 o'c ock D m, 400
every Saturday. Georgetown every Sat- Sf&flA
urday II o clock q. IN l., and Ale audria
same day.
Freights taken Of lowest rates Tor information
apply at Once over Metro poltan Bang, 18th street,
CT 70 r. p. A. DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
spal-tr SAMUEL BACON, President.
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& A K ID /.
PERRY g. BROTHER
ARE NOW OFFERING
DECIDED BARGAINS

- n II
PERRY g. BROTHER
ARE NOW OFFEKING
DECIDED BARGAINS
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
Which are fully b PER GENT. CHEAPER than
last spring
Also, a large stock Of DkESj GOODS, ranging
from 25c. % the FINEST IMPORTED GOODS
= BLACK AND GoLokED yELyErs,
IUfINS BLACK GOODS.
FLANNELS, BLANKETS, &C. &c
All Of our Goods v i'll be soid 81
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
NJ One PS,fe Only
oci22-tr Corner Peaa'a areaue and 9th st.
THE CHEAPEST LOT OF NEW DRESS
GOODS IN WASHINGTON AT
CATERS, 2O2 MARKET SPACE
Beautiful, hne quality, 80 Wool" Dress Goods only
Is and Is wcrsh IS ever here. Black Uashmeres,
one yard wide, very hne, 81. Black Ca,nmeres, very
hne, all PsTs Wool, 50. ColOred CAshmeres, very
fine, all Pare Wool, 50, in be@uriful coiors aud
shades. Very fine double-fold Black Alpacas, ..
Pure SILK MOnsir Black Alpaca, 81.
Blankets very cheap. We are gel ing a very good
White wooI Blanket at 81 81. Very large assort-
r1ent In Cloth for men and boys wear. Tbs best
yard ide Sillsd Bed Ticking Ia this city for IS
Pure wool ed Twiled Flannel, IS. BLACK Wster
proof nearly twO Yard wide &. Blue Water proof,
same width, IS. sheeting Cotton, %. We selling
81 eyeryW here. Ladies' Vests very cheap. all of
octl5-tr CARTEA'S, 2O5 hIarhet Spocs.
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STEAMERS. &c.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
AND THE SOUTH.
The swift and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
TIE LAKE., Captain j. WHITE, -
leaves 9Th street Wharf every Mon SAA-N
day, "Wednesday aid Friday, at 3
O'Clock p. m mnectiug with steamers for Boston.
Providence and oiner northern points Returning,
leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday aad Satur.
day at O'Clock p. m.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

No RAIN AS IEF.-Thc clouds have worn rather promising aspect to-day, but no rain has resulted. IL is now too late for rain to save the crops, they are dried up and dead, but we want rain nevertheless, The cattle want it to make grass and water for them to eat and drink, and people want it to increase the water in the wells and afford a supply in the creeks for mining and milling purposes. We are like the boss negro at camp meeting, that We read of a few days ago: His brethren had been pray ing for rain; some asked for gentle showers, and wanted it to driEzle. drizxle all day, so aS not to beat down the small grain nor wash up tho corn. etc Yet, no matter how earnest they prayed. no rain came. Finally, the bo>s-preSiding Elder, perhaps grew impatient with their temporising, and de- tcrmined that he would fetch it, whether or no. So he spang into the pulpit with an air of confidence in his own power, and 'ie gan to pray for rain. 70 Lord " said he, send uS rain; no foolin' with sprinkleS, that wouldn't drive chicken under n shelter, but 0 Lord, send us d regular gully washer"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Farewell Party [. Mrs. Gen. ksut,.

Last evening, Monday, Aug. 18th, a most enjoyable reception and dancing party oc, currod at the Gen. Crook Club Rooms, al Fort Whipple, in honor of the wife of the Department Commander, Mrs. A. Y. kautz who Is about to leave for the East, on visit to friends from whom she has been sepa- rated for years.
 Lieutenants Thomas, Wilhelm, Whitney and Anderson, conceived and carried out the idea of offering her this testimonial of re- gard, and the general attendance of invited guests showed how perfectly it was in ac- l cord with the views and feelings of all. both military and ciul. Mrs. Kautz by her genial and kind disposition, lady-likc de pertinent, mUniticent hospitality and open heartedneSS in assisting in every good work of charity as well aS amusement has won for herself the hearty good will and esteem of this entirc community, golden opin- ions so to speak from all sorts ot pco- pie"
 The assembly hall at the club rooms was elaborately deckcd and fcStooned with flags and evcrgrcenS, the latter being cntwincd into an inscription on the east walt in the form of an arch thus, Farewell to our friend " snd over the entrance to the rc- freshmcnt room Bon voyage"
 The guests began to arrive about eight o'clock, and by half-pa>t ninc there was quite larSr crowd present, when after ail had had an opportunity ot taking tue Gen eral and Mrs. Hautz hy the hand. and going through the usual tomaliticS ot a reception. the dancing commenced, to the music ot that incompatible organization, the Sih In tantry Band, under the leadership of Pro lessor De Belh. This was kept up by the ladies and the younger portion of the male gu rSiS until three o'clock this morning. while those who had seen enough of life to entitle them to the priyilegc> that society always freely grants to age amused them selves in the rooms and on the veraudaz in smoking, social chat and an occasional pull at the punch bowl or wine flask, a> their tastes or inclinationS led them to prefer the one or the other. or even something stronger than either, if it had So happened that such a preference had been expressed.
 A more attractive array of female beauty. of face, form and dress, never assembled in Arizona, and the same compliment may well hc applied to their escorts. Gcntlemanly ahN NRkfAAiAANuN Was 70 tANNitt- gushing feature of the evenings entertain ment.
 IL Is Mrs. kautz> intention to leave on Friday morning for Cincinnati, Ohio, and to bc absent on the trip some three or four months. The General will accompany her aS fur aS Fort Wingate, N NJ. when he will return to his Headquarters Via Camp Apache, and Mrs. K. will continue on l'y ambulance via Alhuquryue, santa Fc. etc. io the western end of the railroad. ant thence 10 her destination by rail. We join in the universal hope that the journey may be speedy and pleasant, as we'll a> beneficial to her health, and that she may soon return to the Territory of which she k one of iIS brightest ornaments.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

0ID sTocK.-P. Kearney, the best tele- graph operator that ever handled key in this latitude. having Jeff the service of the electical King and enlisted in the ser,lce of the god of the vine. = determined that ii peoplc ,,iR .'put an enemy in their mouths to Steal away their brains" they shall have an Opportunity to take it from the fountain hean ilc has therefore al great expense, procured from that old and reliable whole sale liquor house. A. P. Hoialing & Co, san Fzzncisco. a large invoice of the real J If. Curter X Co. O. K. No. Whisky, with a <uarantee that it is their firSt-class stock, seven years old. and in precisely the same condition. with the addition of its age, Tn whieh lief, the hands of the manufacturers ~CsP. Noorman & Ce. Louisville, Ny. No sJersey lightning" nor Blue ruin" about .sfhis goojs. which arrived yesterday morn Ing by lounE'> teams. and k now on duty an the interest of reform. Koarney has con
 stuted himself a'sort ot missionary to cul-
 te purcr spirit.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

\ CoRRECTioN.-A. Vance, one ot prison CTS confined in the county jail, charged with rohbing the mail at Woolscy Canyon, writes u> B note this morning asking a correction in aa item which occurred in the nNuN MINER ot the ilth. IL seems we were mis- taken a> to the attorneys appointed by the court to dctcnd him. Drum and Brunor. and not Aram and MCCuSkcr. are his counsel, and he wishes uS to say that his application for a continuance was based on the absence ot witnesses whose testimony is material to the defense, We understand that the mo- ton embraced the absence of attorneys, but Vance >ay> in his note that the motion Was not based upon the n-appcaranco of the attorneys whom he employed and paid at Yuma, and furthcrmorc he much prefers the attorneys he now has. Aram and Me Cu>kcr are attorneys for Berry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

We understand from MT Dolsop. who Is just in from Walnut Grove. that the IIoetllcr quartz mill oa Arastra Creek will be up and ready to do work in abou; thirty days. Mir. UocIllcr has a store near where the mill i, being constructed and furnishes the Wal uu; Groycit,> with everything they necd al; equally low figures aS they can he pur- chased iu Prescott. The mill k intended entirely for custom mill, but the propric- tor NC understand will purchase ores in lar-, or small quantities and work them on his own account.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

RETURNED Rev. A. VI. Campbell and party, who went rusticating to Bill Will liam, and San Francisco mountains last week, returned on Tuesday, unexpectedly, as il was intended to make a longer stay. The cause of their hasty return was the illness of NIT. Willis. one of the party, who was attacked with huN, and il was thought best to come in while he was able to ride. We are happy in being able to state that the patient k improving.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

W. k. Mulligan, Esq, from Round Valley, arrived last evening. NIT. NJ. reports the country east a, looking fresh and green from the numerous rains that have visited them this summer. but expressed his wonder at the dried up state of this section. Crops were never better than this year on the Lit ilc Colorado and it's tributaries StinSon and Cooley. on the Show Low, are both said to have large fields planted which will yield largely. The Mormon settlers have good prospect for q large yield of wheat, barley and corn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

SAND SroNE-MesSrs. Wilson X Has <cll. the contractors for the erection of the ,cw County buildings. have discovered a rcry valuable quarry of gray sand stone ,bont two milc> north of Prescott. We have ,een large slabs from this quarry, taken out bvNr. Hill. the efficient mason. who has .hc contract from Wilson * Haskell, for the erociion of the walls, that are intended for dcor and window sills, caps, etc, which wiaould be worth in san Francisco si50 each. The stone is easily quarried out and readily yields Ia the chi>cl in the hands of experienccd mechanics whereby an exceed inaly fine finished face k produced. With such maternal at hand, laNapai county cer- tsinly, will possess substantial and nicely buildings.