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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
Proposals for Building County
 Buildings.

! OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. ] Or THE COUNT OF YAVRPaL A T. SEALED PROPOSALS MILL BE RECEIVE at the office of the clerk of BOani of Supervsr mn III l2 o'clock N. June 3 ls77 for ihe erection of a Cour House and Jail for the county of Yavspai A T. in a, coFisnce with Act of the Legislature approved Feb ruary 9sh ls77 entitled An Act 10 provide for ,b re ton of County Buildings ia Yavapai County" Sait mensions, viz
 FIRST FLOOR
 Recorders ofhce lsh by 2lt 6ia. by Iih Sin. high. Treasurer's lSx2Oxl46
 Dist. Atty's aOxI46xlJC Prob. Judge co lSN1gxl4G
 sheTiGs l5x2l 6xl46.
 Fire oof Vault, l9x9 7xl3
 SECOND FLOOR
 Court Room i9tt- by 4of.. by lsft. 2a. high.
 l5xl6xis2
 BASEMENT Ja,i"rs Room, Tt by sft, lin. by lOf. high
 Furnace " l1 SX.p. sxlO
 Also len iron cells. 5N7N7 nnd two stop. ceIIs ,,e to sN2o sXlO2 and "ne IS Gx9xiO3 The basement walls to be of from tive feet in SuPerstrne;ure Of Brick waH4: lst s,nrv-el iDch.. ,hieS- &i S"ry-i7 nckss, inside walls oi voai plas 'e''a 'sch-s .atk All the material used io 6g of the t%i Yaaigiy Rsf to he uf tin; fearing , he nar. ed aaFes IL inches in thi kness There viii oe tnr,se o"oFs and uirty egbs windows per plans and reci6 O'hce toois 'o he 2x1.6; entrance doors e. be 41So. All he in accHd tnce with plans and specisea uons drawn hy Campb q X tarkpr. aCd now ua . in Inc office oi The ccrS oi The B,siri of spesv,sors day oi February lr7S ~
 ne bu'fd ~ egv ''s right io reject any and all bids The sto 'ssiu bidder bidders shall rsiv thjs a 5sriisemrHL - ' N" Bids nus be accompanied hv n guarantee s;.,,.. , rsPohsoIe gIarsntrs. that n c1ss the bid Ia ae.ri eu me hdder will within 10 days after c s,c f s, i o,t'e oontriei for the Sarps Wth good and suf- elent saree> ia double rhs -Esgunt of Ihe contract m L AP,t"'ed ny The pyShaie Judge of ssi county All prices mast be written as ". as .xuressea in @ tne Pace O. residence and postoice address oi bidders should accompany bids
 rlneh vii he made ln bonds of said county di Yav. sI" Fyaoe hti"en years frn & uf th, 1T ssaaace osAiing me est a the rdt 04 per Ter anpum l9e annually tts lSt day Of Jannarv af each year sa bonds tn b. tn denominations of so SOO and SsDD. " me contractor shall oe titled the sun of ia O1a on 'ome' and acoeP 1t the fouadaion; SO Ooo on completion and acrrrtance of the walls aud roof an olance ei contract price leon aud acceptance of By order of the Board of Supervisors.
 VIM NIIKERSON ' ' Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
CoxrLAINrs.-We havereceived two com

plaints, for publication, frrm persons claim ing tO have been arrested and imprisoned by Indian Agent Cum on the san Carlos reservation, for no reasons except that MT. Cum had an antpathy against them. As every person has a right 10 resort to the courts of justice for any wrong or persecu- tions inflicted on them, we prefer that the inaOceRt, injured parties should apply to the courts for relief. We dc not think Mir. (. would perpctrate such an outrage as charged against him unless he had scme reason for so doing. If persons go on an Indian reser- walton and break the laws of said reServa- tion, the person in charge has the right (and properly, tool to arrest and imprison the offenders. From all we can learn in the premises, NIT. Cum acted as any other man of stamina would have, under like circum- stances
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
OUR NEW SECRETARY. ETC.

Hon. J. J. GoSper, our newly appointed
 Secretary, called on us to-day, and we find
 him a very genial gentleman, entirely flee
 from sectional feeling and narrow mindness,
 has clear and liberal ideas about the Terri
 tory. and we agree entirely with him that
 the people should not let personal prejudices
 carrv them from the line of duty, whereby
 one portion of our fair Territory may be de-
 cried for the general aggrandizement of
 another. We should know no east, west.
 north or south. but work for the achieve
 ment and genersl welfare of the whole uni
 ted Territory. These have been our views
 always. but Wasson, with his usual grasping propensities. forever crying out lylne vll- lains of Yavapai. etc, kept us busy answer ing his slurs, insinuations and maiedlctlons on an innocent people. We have never let the opportunity pass, however. m speaking kindly of our southern neighborS. knowing zs we do from personal observation, that the people of Pima have good country filled with resources unsurpassed, mineral or otherwise, by any portion of the Territory, l with the exception Of timber and climate. | We have conteuded for the right and shall l ever do so. We have been misrepresented 1 By the Citizen. and in our answers to that paper we do not want to be considered as writing or standing in antagonism to the people south of the Gda. That the Ameri- cans who live in the southern part of the Ter -itory are not just as good as those north, lone but an idiot would assume. We have plenty of room in our Territory, and the in- iucements are such that a large immigra- ion will necessarily come in, and they will find rich fields for investments and operations in every corner. from New Mex co on the east, to Inc Colorado on the ! vest. or from the lines of Nevada and Utah | IF the north. to th balmv borders of So o Iora on the Soutb. Therefore, We say. lay
 own your war w0apous and let us have.
 orcatter, peace ano harmony rom all di- n cctiun- il
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
Grant. Speech.

General Grant, on the 24th of May, in re- sponsc to a complimentary address by ihe Mayor of Manchester, England, said
 "It is scarcely possible for me to give ut- terauCc to the feelings evoked by mt rcCcp- ton upon your soil. from the moment ol my arrival in Liverpool, where have passed a couple of days, until the present moment. After the scene which l have witnessed iu your streets, the elements of greatness as manifested in your public and industrial buildings, l may be allowed Co say that DO person could be the recipient Of ihe honor and attention you have bestowed upon me without the profoundest feeling Such has been melted in me. and find myself made quaie to their proper expression. l. was my original puFpu,c on my arrival in Liverpool t1 hasten Co London. and from thence prr- ce-d Co visit various points of interest in the country. Among these | have regarded Man chester as the most important. As ] have been aware for years of the great amour; of your manufacture, many of which find their ultimate destination to my own country, SD l am aware that the sentiments Of the great mass of the people at Manchester went out in sympathy to that country during the mighty struggle in which it fell to my lot to take some humble part This expression of the people of Manchester at the time of our great trial melted within the breasts oi my feeling of friendship toward them distinct from that felt toward all Eng hand. In that spirit l accept, on the part of my country, the compliments paid III IS it's and thank you
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
Notice.

To W. V. sfaa.d ug and sl others in ibe Coutoen'a Niu~ situate .p ths Tafkey Greek Mining D strict. NavaTai CsuHfy. A. T.
 You hsrsuY rsflasd that if you do uot appear, wfl Hnsfy dsrs frl ihr date heref and pay to serr baf sld Jerry Cole ai of youv proportion af tae ss' ssssiHeat required by law The undersigned wN cau eitFr oi feT intsf.s in -ad lode rco'diug io ihf a.s'sg laws of the district sad he maiss laws Dow ir .lf,.. JERRY BARRY.
 JERRY COLE. TurAsF Greek Ar.ona. June IF lsgT R-fnJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
Nuna. Jnnc IL

Yuma, June l3. Steamer Giia arrived yesterday afternoon. with fair passenger and freight list. IL also brought Sl5,0O0 in bullion from the Peck and McCracken mines and 10000 pounds of ore from the Castle Dome mine.
 Thermometer reached III yesterday. Hot test day of the season.
 Yuma, June <.
 Advices from Silver King are very fIatter- ing. The mill will be running in few days Thirty tons of concentrated ore expected to arrive tais week. Some parties are here seek ing to purchase the gold mines m Carga, Nm chaco District, situated nine miles from here and three miles from the railroad in san Diego county, California. The ore assvs SIa1 per ton frsa gold. Lead wide. well-defined anu indicates an immense hodv of ore. Mir. NallStrSygl, of the Chicago Times Is visiting Yuma ara Arizona generally, in the interests Of that paper.
 - Yuma, June II. There were eight passengers on Saturdays boat, an0 ,a tons of friegnt A dartz mill Tor X. T. Peoples was part of the frieght.
 X boat leaves on the 18th for Mohave. On down tr!p to Yuma. the boat will touch at Ehrenbe.g about the l4th or l6.h.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

AUIzoNA's REPREsENTATIvE.-HO II. &
 Stevens, delegate from Arizona, arrived in this city on the 4th instant, cn route home wards. NIT. Stevens is well known repre- sentative of the Pacific coast, having resided in Arizona from its earliest occupation as Territory. His Knowledge of that section, and ability to represent it in Congress, was properly recognized by his nomination and reelection for the second term almost with out opposition. To Governor Mccormick. now Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. and NIT. Stevens, much of the present pros perity of Arizona is duc.-fS. F. Chronicle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

The past winter in the Dominion of Cana da, We learn from a pri7@@..e letter has been open. and was followed by an early spring. Relatives of the writer of this, who live in Canada on the banks of the beautiful st. Lawrence, who have been compelled hereto fore tO spend their winters in Florida and the Southern States. on account of inc ex- treme cold in Canada, were permitted to GIL joy mild Niuter on the St. Lawrence.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

Immense shipments of mining machinery are passing Colton daily. en route to Ari- zona, consigned to the great mill builders of San Francisco, Messrs. Allen & White. These mills are the Jack Horners finger and thumb that will pull the gigantic auriferous plum out of the wealthy Christmas pie of Arizona Colton Semi-Tropie.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

Gov. A. P. K. Stafford and R. \. Leather wood, Esq, returned yesterday. They have been with the Arizona scouts since the 18th of May, and made an extensive and hard scout through the Chiricahua mountains, into Sonora and for a long distance through mountains by way of Altar westward to the Cananea and back into Arizona. The com mand is now in Dragoon mountains. The Indian scouts acted with zeal and perfect obedience and in all things showed a desire to find and punish hostile Indians. Cover nor Stafford has labored hard in this matter and made a sacrifice of time and money, and all honest people honor and respect him for it; and the same is true of Mir. Leather wood-TTucson Citizen June 9th.
 We are pleased to know that Ex-Governor Safford has returned to Tucson unharmed. That Safford Is a hard worker none will deny, but il seems to IL that the Governor has been working sgainst fgts. He has been trying to prove ro the world thIt he was right in his Indian theories and that Gencr- al kautz was all wrong. We were really in hopes that the scouts wlO formed that grand line in Tucson three months since and fired of a salute in honor of his majesty would have succeeded. at least, in capturing one old squaw, but, alas, they found nothing in all their ramblingS, save the fresh and numerous trails made by the United States Regulars belonging 10 the command of Gen. Kautz, who are continually in the field and on the alert for renegade Indians. The Git izen onits 10 state whether any valuable mines or stock ranches were founi and loca- ted. We think the better course for the Ar izona Militia is 10 disblnd acknowledge their inability to find Indians. where none exist, and adopt some other calling for which they are better adapted.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

HAo6BERRY MINING CoMPAMY.-A recent letter from the Superintendent IL. E. Seav- erl of this company, to the Secretary, San Francisco TT. |. JeweD, states that, having received the necessary material for reducing ores at the mine, the work of reduction would begin at once, and that a shipment would be made before the end of June also. that work on the shaft was to be resumed. and that the mine was developing finely The Blackberry is one of the Arizona mines whose ores assay at high figure Mining Record
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

We are pleased to note the stand the President has taken with regard to the re- monitization of silver and the restoration of the old silver dollar. Already the organs of those who live by spcculating on the currency, and whose interest it Is to keep up the present disparity between gold and siver, are beginning to howl over the pros pect and to prophecy all manner of evil to result therefrom.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
ANpREw JAcksoN sn0wERs.

ANDREW JACKSON SHOWERS. Action brought n tle District Coaft of the Third Jud rial District H and oT tls County of IAyaFai n th' rrfoFy of Ar.zona.
 Thc Territory ef Ar-efI ssHas srsstiHg Co Hdrs- Jgek Fea .SAgurcgs
 fsu are hereNy s1utnonsd and required to appear ir sn aeoa brought arust ysa bv The above naBei Pain uh tn th- District Court af the Tbirt Jdieial District and fT 'hs Ceuafy oi NavaTa in The Territory Of An 1uu1i aad answer th" compi % led with the Clerk this Court A resepff n sad County Ca copy of wbie e,mFtAiut accfmFenies ths tufnmoasJ. within twsu' lays sNrlusve of be day uf ssfyice) aer the ssryic uIon 9uu ' ihs f served iu this County. bsr s@rvri uf the C0uuty within Uni. district the fhiu thrv dave, in all oihai fiirty days. And you are hefvly notified thai fl you fiii Cppea ard answer ihe complaint req iired the plaintiff F take dclau again yoH ask for the further relic led in sad eonI faint aud disbursements ihis behalf eafeudyd
 Given uud-T fny hand and ibr seal of th- said De
 trici Court at Pfesroff, q is ath day of Jane i-7 tL $ WILLIAM WILLIAMSON Clsik.
 JoHV LLoYu Deputy. Paul. R0HEEr At0-nay Dor Pisiutd. Prescott. AriEons. June lf. l-s7 Wev
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
IRREGULAR. BUT JUST.
Three Negroes Hung. Without Trial. for
 Atrocious Murder.


 ISpscial disFaich to the Sew Yo'k Herald CoLUM8Us. Ga, May 2s. ls73-I.ast Friday morning. before day break. Mrs. C. C. Cham bliss. of Steward county, was murdered by three negroes of the neighhoThood. They fired fences and drew her husband away from the house The negroes then proceeded to the house to rob it. and were met by Mrs. ChamblisS, a beautiful woman, aged eighteen years, armed with gun One of the ne- grocs. Jerry Snead took the gln from her .nd lodged its contents in her head, causing her death instantly. The negroes burned the corn crib and fled. They were pursued and captured Jerry admitted the deed and implicated his companions, Stephen Abram and William Booth. They were brought to Chambliss house that afternoon, and il was unanimously decided by about three hUn- dred whites and blacks present that they should be hanged. A gallows was erected and the murderers were hanged with trace chains The colored participants in the lynchng threw the life.ess bodies into mold field 10 rot, and it was with great difficulty that the whites could persuade them to per nit burial. The culprits met their fate jeeringly and sneeringly, glorying in tine deed. and taunting their executionerS. X cotton rope was first used on Abrams, but il broke, and he asked the crowd to get a stronger one. No other rope could be found, and trace chains were used
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
Lawyers, Attention!

Jack 5f al Trsdes. bo fyro he bE rfsfs hs ices as uierrrctsr of SFun sh and Frsh. r si. either Co taks town ftsiiuury ehaFgrs &c. copy legal documents. IaNysis who have n"Fe bus
 sss fhau thsy can attend personally waud d well 'o .o.nlov fiaal l8iNtfl JACK-OF-ALI.TRADEs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
Strayed or Stolen.

Prom usv yard Is te toWu o' Prescott on tis nigat Saariay gfh Ca snaii bay fa.n+y- branded r. l.. o ihs Fgst hp. AHy -fsa fstifHing t- animal of gslu nfsrmsun af hs whers ahouts vill he lbsTaiy rrwsr dsd Ths face has a ahits stripe and the I~gs ais shlts c A. LIKE.
 Prrsests Arizona June ls Iss7. dAw-u
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

The Gila River Canal Co. have located a5;,;. s,., .y s"rty square miles on the north bank of the river Gia commencing at point about nine miles below the month Of Salt River. and running along the GiIa to the Hassayampa Mr, L, II GaranD"- '-' of Monterey count .,,,c of, ..,o on.o.. ., tai, is the proector ,,r1' zoe enterprise, and the sock holder. arc F'''niueht citizens of Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

The whole of Warmers ranch wool clip. at San Diego, consisting of 59,000 pounds, was bought on the lst instant by Stewart & Co. of San Diego, for direct shipmentEast.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

We are credibly informed that no moro work vii! be done for the present on the Southern Pacific Raiirosd this side of the Colorado river
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Spanish Glass

Every eyeriug at the oacc of Jack oi a Trades ,bs white cabn EoFh as,, of J0s. Ehlss house. Trs- Sl per week per Ter scholar. laaiJiWt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
Hot Weather has Come 1,

yyhitewash your buiIdiags Jack of .Trades win do b well sBd cheap, u4l sell ysu shIs~wa.h rssdy made. iuuf3twu
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

While toe general complaint in California this year is of drouth and short crops, it i> said that Tuba, Sutter and Butte counties will produce more grain than any previous year
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

The announced intention of President Hayes to make a complete change in all i'm portant fa-lign missions is creating quite a rush for the desirable positions
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

Nearly 2O,00O alligator skins arc yearly used hy the boot aud shoe manufacturers in the United States.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

We learr that the E-asshnppers have al- ready made sad havoc with thecrops through out Minlosota. Already crops arc reported tp be entirely destroyed. and many of the are seeking homes in Wisconsin anl Illinois
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

The Governor of Pennsylvania signed seventeen death warrants during the month of May.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
GROCERIES , PROyISIas sr.

Teas, Sugars, Cofees. r Canned Fruits & Vegetables
 Whole and Ground SD ees, k Alden Dried F. uits. sy California Dried Pears le
 Peaches, Apples, Grape, Il
 Fitted Plums, Curraux. '
 Washing and Toilet t.s S' Canned Honey, strained and in eo,I .t Candles, Crackers. Nuts, ,D Raisins, Bacon, Lard, ur Butter, Cheese, and Eggs, tt, Potatoes. Corn. Flour. Er If
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
Fridays | Dispatches.
Nicl,enhnrr \ IT Inn.

Nickenhurg, A. T., June I5. ono Passenger in the coach lo-day-,Ias. Sslter. daS. stewart, GenorEl Superintendent of the '. and A. Stage Co.,, leaves tn-'-i C@lifnrLa. ;. u. Pier~-- "'snt TOT
 yn and R. S. Thomas came in sO-talN lrei44 tine Sait River country tu. HC>lnthal director of. the sm ,Itinr NptN>, WILL leave tonight for san Fran isco. tC lenect srr'1 1gements Co smelt ores here on large scale.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL Distrlri Tsrrirery co Arlsaua County oi Yayapai.
 MARY ISABELLA SHOWERS,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

GENERAL CROOK oN urAH-As QUIET AS Nss1.-lysATTs AND As PAR FROM WAR Nos logA. lue 5Ib.-'lhe Times Salt Lake special ss General Crook expresses the ofiaioa ,44 4t no more troops are needed in Ui4a sA+.s -a far as be can see, Utah is as peseet-. as ever before. The alleged at tempted ..ssa>sinati8n of correspondent of Neg .oa. Journal seems to be generally discredlJe4. Bm nos at the same hote. ani .c sec how it could have been possible. Eseu tue alleged attempted as,as- si1aton. Va.ch Wus l.oadle,s. is not laid tB Morr1s agents The Territory is as quiet t, Nas,asAlactts oy Connecticut, and as fsF from WA. U. bioodshed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

We were pleased io hear of ihc marriage of Ser6saa; E. Mann. of the Commissary Depart4el at Camp Apache 10 Miss Anna Nehvr. D. .ong as such sensible people exist ss t..e aforesaid couple. moI, if moi women, .i oe plenty ia aii future time. ai least $. w.i come pretty HsaF ta it. The newly ug couple have the best wishes of the R.! 1Is, and may they live long and have E3 os.sr endorsements except young MaHns vl0 may become Commissary, Guar tefmasteI C.. Commanding General.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

Cuefa. s,iting of our dispatches shows that the Grssians are strong and confident and The Turks financially crsmped and short nf field ariIlery, and that they are perpe- truting ..o most horrible outragrS in all quarters waaTc tho army gains any advan- fagrs. srcp- justly merit rg condemnation fGm lhe whole civilized world.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

The Tcsk.sh Government is said to be vir- taally osa>Fsp:, its debt being $927,0OO,0OO, ou whi,a ,ae annual interest is S35,0O0,00O
 Sill tnis sfa-e of affairs does not interfere Wiih her Aoiiity Co carry on the war, but forces her creditors to extend still more he'p ia orIer ,4 lave chance Co save the old ac- counts. IEc Turkish Minister of Financcs a werk seo demanded further advance of SI5.nna.al1 from ihn Chamher ol Depniies.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
cr,.n., 1.n,..r A..rr,.r,s n,rsR,rrI 1

GEkaRAL GRANT ATTENDS THE OAKS RACE AT EPsoa.-A telegram from London dated June | says. The Prince of Wales, with Gen eral Glsag, i=ft the Victoria station, London, for Epsom by special train, at 1 o'clock. Count i.anEter, ihe German Ambassador, the D-Ae of Hamilton. Lord Dudley and several o..2rs went by the same train.
 The A4C,o American Times states that 8 dinner Co sneral Grant has been arranged at the CE!.sd Seryice Club, which is a rep rsscusatta Cf the British army and navy This koaas .s only rendered 10 officers of the blghes G action. Other military clubs have .3.lugod the example of the United Service U .-viting The General ,o become an honorary member. Among political clubs t4o say aaa been led by the Reform Club.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
H A R DIV AR
 IN GREAT VARIETY

For Mechanics, Miners. Mill Men and Artisans. Flows, Flow Steels, Scythes Rakes, Bellows, Anvils. Axsr Shovels, Hammers. Sledxes
 Picks. -hisels. Files. Saw,
 Drills, Planes, Screws
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
BOOTS AND SHoEs

ladies' and Gents, Misses and Chi.ar Youths and Iniants'-Ah kisA
 and sizes, and All prices.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15

Bcllzara-Gold and silver; Turkey Creek
 district. Locators-Jas. Guild and Charles
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
Iron and Steel.

Iron and Steel Tire Iron and Steel, All Kinds and slzes,
 Driii Steel, Toe Steel, Pick Steel, Shoe Steel,
 Band iron, Hoop Iron,
 Hut Iron and Nail Rod, jarriage and Tire Belts, Nuts Washers, and Tacks, Horse SDOes, Mule Shoes, OK Shoes, 0x Nails, Horse yus Giant, Blasting and Rifle Poxs,.
 Shot, Bullets, Stoves. Tirx,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-05
RAILROADS.

VIZ G., VIRG. MIDLAND s. q. 8: j
W.. JOHN s. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and after Saturday. July "a, 1877, tas-
senper Trains will run az follows: