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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-02
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
Real Estate Transactions.

The following transfers have been made as indicated by the records on file in the County Recorders office;
 May 29th-Edward Bradley to Nelson C. Hcdin. for and in consideration ot $500, an half interest in a mill site. one quarter inter est in certain ditch; also. half interest in each of the Specimen and Little lodcs.
 May 2a,h-lay C. Kelley. A O. Noyes. N. r. Day and rhoma. Fitch to Xtljd1Gaij au5 Sih.r Mining Company. iu rau>.Iru- ,iou ut certificates of stock, all right. titlc aud interest of thc parties of the first part ,o the mining ground and claim or lode >itu- atc on Lynx creek, and known aS the "a Ida" lodc
 May l2th-loha Howard to t. N Rojca- berg, for and in consideration of the sum of $l5o, twenty-five feet iu certain quartz lode or vein of gold and silver bearing rock, known a> the California lode
 May 15-Levi Ba>>htord X Co. to J. F. c. Mitchell, town lot No.9 3, block C. front ing 70 feet on Granite street by l5O deep: value, $2O0.
 June l-E. P. McCurdy ,o II. NJ. Her bert one-tourth interest in the McCuriy mining claim on War Eagle Gulch; con sideration, $lo0
 June 4-J. N Rodcnbcrg to Thomas Long, ihc property known as Our House. :" situate between Prescott and Fort Whipplc. Sl,O0e.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
BANKING HnrsE. = Mr. Lewis. who D

BANKING HoUsE. - Mr. Lewis, who pur. chased the property on the corner of Cortcz and Goodwin streets from (. r. Head S Co some time since, has moved his family from San Francisco and comes to locate pcrman- cutly in Prescott, and will immediately cs- t,bli,h banking house in our town. The corner lot adjoining (. T. Hayden lS Co., store k to be brought into rcqui>ition for the establishing thereon ut fine two-story brick cdiiice, which NIT. Lewis intends for d banking house. Iron doors, etc, are on the way from san Francisco for the building, and also necessary irons for the erection of a large vault in the building. The want of a banking house has long been felt by all classes: not only the miner, farmer and me- chauic, but also the merchant, for in every instance where parties were compelled 10 seek loans for some imperative transaction the merchant had necessarily to be rcsortcd to. and no matter what his own necessities were for money, he has invariably been com pelcd to help his ncighbor, even though at a big interest, which the person compelled to borrow. not knowing the sacrifices being made by the party lcndiog. invariably pro nouuccs as cXhorbitant and an outrage. X house of this kind will do away with four or five per cent per month interest, and be a source of great convenience to our citizens generally.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
Fort whipplo Dramatic Association.
"True hearts are m ore than corone:S,
 And simple faith, than Norman blood

'True hearts are m ore than cOronctS,
 And simple faith, than Norman hlood.'
 Caste" has always been one of the popu lar plays of the day ever since itS first pro duciion at the Prince of Waies' Theatre, in London. where it met with an immense sue cess. Ridicuing the incXorable laws gov erning tine Scions of the Plantagencts, it pleased the public, who is always ready to approve of anything opposed to the old ari,tocratic hierarchy. In the United States il met with the same favor, and we can safe
 lv assert that it immediately iEgratiated itself in the good vii of last nights audi dience. Barring a little too much display on tho stage in the first and third acts, where pcEurv seems to haunt the characters, we must congratulate the Association on the arrangement ot the properties and acccsSo- ries. The second act va, especially notice able for the richness of the furniture, which was properly arranged. and would have been acceptable upon any stage. Mrs. Martin. as Esther spoke her lines accu- ratclv and vita no little feeling. In the scenes of her widowhood, her play of fca turcs was excellent, and the sorrow depicted on her countcnauCc at the mention of DAl- rby'S name. was true to the natural throb- hinrs ofa broken heart. With but one res respect. little too much Ovcrdrcssing in the first act, her performance was faultlcss. Mrs. Thomas. as Polly" immediately be- came favoritc with the audience. She was
 lively. and al the same time displayed suiii- cicnt depth of feeling to show that cham bcrmud parts arc not the only ones 10 which
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

DESERT LANDS >-According to the best authorities We believe that Yayapai county does not contain one single acre of land that can be legally located under the Desert Land Act The best legal talent in California de- clare that the word desert embraces land only of barren waste. and that where there k dImpacss enough in the ground to pro- ducc grass, that excludes land from being taken up under the ActaS desert lands. |; i> held that grass growing upon land k a crop, therefore we think il would be well for those of our citizens, who are interested. to look into the law before cXpcndIng money and time on an uncertainty.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

NEW MACHINERY FOR THE SENATOR MINE. Two ofPdul's pulverizers passed our office to-day cn route to the Senator mill These pulycrizcrs are the shape of barrels and each weigh about 1000 pounds It is claimed that these barrels will each work from five to twenty tous per day; are Sclf-feeding and sclf-disCharging. work the ores to an impal- pablo powder which continually passes of leaving the coarSer ore that is not sufficiently puvcrizcd to have all the advantage of at. triton. We have heard Paul'> puverizing dry process highly spoken of, and sincerely hope that they will come up to the excel lcncc claimed for them It will not be long before a test will be made, and we hope to chronicle the experiment success
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

located by J NJ. Sanford, V. B. Gliddeu and Mrs. NJ. j. Kelley.
 Old Put-Silver etc, HasSayampa district; located by W. x. Kelly and John nutchinS.
 Blue Buck-Gold and silver, Walnut Grove district; located by k. ]. Holmes.
 Silver Swan-Siver; located by James Mitchell.
 Beavcr-Gold aud silver. Black Canyon district located by w II. Flcury, George Helm, Thomas Burtoiit and George Tika.
 Hcnriqucs-Big Bug district; located by William Gavin.
 Lincoln-Gold and silver, Big Bug dis trict; loacted by George (. Casey, 0. Lincoln and R. WinnaCe.
 Moeller-Gold and silver, Big Bug dis trict; located by A. l.. Moeler, W. W Jones and A. 0. krogstad.
 Lyda True-Gold; located by J. T. Porter and D. J. Rouse.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Murat MastcrNon, Esq, returned this morning from California much improved in health and the owScr of a new ten stamp mill which will he put up in Turkey Greek district under the direction of competent mill men. Mr Na>ter>on cmphatiCally de nics the truthtulluc>> of the card of \. VI. W,,,eiS m yesterdays MINER. in reference to having taken any undue advantage in the purchase ot said mill He also wishes us to state that it k not hi, intention to enter into newspaper controversy, but to attend strictly to @ legitimate mining fife, anddcclares that talk i, cheap, but that i' takes money To buy quartz mills
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
LEGAL.
Sale of Government Property.

YUMA DFPoT. A T.. March s9 lS77.
 There will h- sold At Public Auction at ths Depot st n o'clock a. m. ou TuesiAy the isih day of June ls77 the hollow ing articles of clubng uuEsr requir cd fDF The public sersee viz. 520 Hat Feathers s-l9 Hat Esgl.E lb0a Haf Crssed Sahfes is1d Hat kness 6sil Hat Letters 1sia Has Numbers aa Pr Chsvruns NCS stJ do ist Sergts i9i do ssFgts 5fs da coTPis % Caducsns 70 prs Shoulder Scales x. prs. do. Ssrgts 3g2 pfs do PrSts 70 S.ssaes i0s prs Shoes, iils prs boo's a557 yds Wot-d Lace ig2 pars sidts, staples and ksys shuuisT scales Also io oi dans aged Cia'sing consisting ia ptrt of s73 Great Cais 2 Jackets s25 CoAis fs2 Trosssfs lT Flannel Siris 32 Bed Sacks stores 10 b- removed day ef sale. Terms Cash To tioystnnsut faads c. " BRADLEY
 myllu Capt and 4. .. N
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

she may be adapted The dignitied, or as We Amo jeans would call her, the high toned" Marquise ,lc St. Maur, living chrou- iClc of ihe chivalrous deeds of Englands nobility in fact. perambuiating Frovis- Sard had been handed over to Miss Titus
 A nicer looking old lady VIC never saw. We even .ejt as if We would have liked to have been her son. She was proud and re- served without being poDpous, easy in her manners and gestures, and with a little more practice, may become first class "old woman To Col. Martin had been assigned the part of George D'Airoy, 7" and he acquitted himself Crediyably of the task. Immoyabi!ity on the stage |, annoy ing to an audience, but little too much lo,omotion k also unpleasant, and the Colo ne. s active propenSitics were undoubtedly the cause of this defect. "Ecclcs' is con sidered ihe best part in the play, and Was admirably rc3dcrcd by Mir Hnughton. As Capt llauirrc' Mir. Thomas was cool phlegmatic and scdatc. Lieut. Thomas. as "Polly's' beau idcal-"Sam Gerrdge. Esq !" assisted "Eccics' in a cammcndable manner in the cdchjnation department. To men ton every one We will notice DiNon's eaircs oa the stage Bravo, Dixon In the inter- ludes the Band discour,ed sweet music, principally popular airs whose theme viii always be pleasant, and ever bring back some recollection of former days
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
New Mines.

Tbe following mines have been recently ,cated and flied for record at the County ecord CTS office of lavapai county: IRegulator- and silver, lIasSayampa Isfrict: located hv . c. Murphy. Jay C. kel- ls. Thomas Fitch and C. II. Fitzpatrick. Monte Christo-Go.d and silver Hassa- ! ma district; located by A. Q. Moves. W. E Dav, Thomas Fitch and Jay c. Kelley. sxilycr Bade-Locatcd by N. (. Wilson. nd B. (. Bain, D. Martin ant (. II. Hop ans
 Alaska-Turkcy Creek district; located ,v ID. Martin and c. II. Hopkins
 Kilson-Turkey Creek district; located bv B. C. Bain aud W. C. Wilson.
 Crooked Fellow Located by B. C. Bain 0. H. Hopkins, D Martin and VIC. Wilson
 May Flower-Gold and silver, Big Bug aixtrict: loca.ed by C. II. Jones, W. R. Carey snd ". ". Ridgely.
 Colman-Gold: located by Alice Mat lhews. ]. Coleman and M. \. Lnndy.
 6olden Waif-Gold; located by J. M Housc. ]. T. Porter and D. J. Rouse.
 Goldcn Waif-Gold; located by J. T Moore, A. Porter and II. II. Rouse.
 Harte-Copper and silver; located by J M. iIou~e and D. J. RouSe.
 Iyda Trse-Gold; located lE J. VI. House and Luudy
 Equator Gold aud silver, HaSsayamps district; located by F. Joyce, P. J. Robert and l.. Lavmaric. } Pilot Gold and silver, Big Bas district iocated by J F. C Mitchell.
 Blacksmith Tonto Basin located by Caleb Howell and O. Winters.
 'Cheyenne-Golda and silver AraStra Creek locttcd ny ]. II. Jenkins.
 kelley-Gcld and silver, Big Bug district
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
REDEMPTION OF COUNTY WARRANT s.

OFFICE oF COUNTY TREASTGER.
 PEE-CoTr. ArI,Ha. June e. is.s. vi} ra-. ou presentation at my oacr County War. rant, drawn uu thc respective fud oi laNapai County as foiluw.;
 GENERAL TFNu. Rsianc~ en warrant No go and to Co sJ inclusive of th~ series of lss6.
 The hal-rs oi said warrants hereby nfifed that thereon from th- date hereto affixed and that i thv br prr~eatri tin tvn days, the fund. hpal oy their redemption 60 hv spprd to ths y,ut vf warrants ueI' "a thr order n which they were isslsd. F.. J. COOK.
 Treasurer of lavapai County.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
REDEMPTION OF VILLAGE WARRANT TS,
OFFICE OF VILLAGE TREASURER.

OFFICE OF VILLAGE TREASURER. }
 PRE-COrr- \. T.. June s ls!7 w.lray Or presentation at my odice. Village War rants drawn upon the General Fund oi tue Village oi 'r,..co;t as follows Co wit
 Series az i~19-Sos ..5 % inclusive and part yay ulcnt of No R.
 The haid~rs of said warrants hereby nouhei tha interest 'herrn the tate hereto uayvd. and th-t jf the sane be presented within ten days the fus apart for theJ rsd-p wiu 6e aupl ed io Inc payment warrants ia he oFi~r n which tlrv were issued W. C. BASHFoRp.
 Village Treasurer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Mr J. W. Canady. who for the last eight months has been acting as Superintendent of repairs and construction on the telegraph line between Verde and NariCopl Wells. and who has re-opencd the Prescott tele- graph office at F. kcarney'> saloon. has been ordered to proceed 10 Camp Grant for duty in connection with the construction ot a military line between that place and Camp Apache, and leaves tomorrow by the Cali fOrnia amt Arizona stage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Nr John Holmes. of the Goodwin mine on Turkey Creek. is in town laying in a stock Of supplies. The Goodwin is soon to be favored with l0stamp quartz mill, when large force of men will be put to work on tn mine 10 extract the rich ores contained between the walls, which are seven feet apart NIT. Holmes has now out on the dump about n tons of ore, ten tons of which it is confidently believed will pay SiO0 to the ton. The Turkey Creek district k one of the best in the mountains. and so soon as machinery is erected, whereby miners will be able 10 get their ores re- duced, new element will exist in the dis trirt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

A telegram has been received by sheriff Bowers. announcing the fact that Lazarus oii7s the alscondinC San Francisco cmhcz- zlcr, and Shlelfcr, the insjuulting and heart less confidence sharp lwho was arrested at Dos Palms Ey station agent Hughes, and sent in charge of officer Kcyscr to the >her- if ot san B,rnardinol have succeed m cs- c tpny. How effected the telegram does not state These worthicS deserve the un- migated awards of justice, which we trus, win be spccdilv and libcraIIv aiminsstered.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
Saturday. 9th day of June. 1877.
Miners and Mine Owners.

Lukrs len stamp mijl situated ia Bradshaw Basiu, will be ready and Co HccuJnmoate the miner in ha: vicinity will do custom work at shc lowest rsis-ble rates. Our mill will be complete silver mil and we employ none but frst-class mechanics euahe n, give entire satisfaction Parties having the mill will bs pTi vilsdgrd (at their cNTensel to be present. while ihr being worked. For further information, apply to C \. LJhE,
 CHAs- fIETz. President oi the Company.
 Superintendent Bradshaw. Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
Summons.

Ahi1ps'A tkil tishi To the Jusice CT he Fsase, CotNn % lsVAfAL Coluradn Precinct
 sEvEgo vieu VI SOLOMON BAETH. Te Sslasssa BsrA srssiiag-
 leu hereby sufunousa o be asd hpPsaF bsfnFc aetog Justce ui u f-acs Ter thc precinct of Colo fsda NsyaIai couuty Ariteua Tefrtary N my office Ai Spfugeryii~ lavapai suut, Arizona fefrtry, on the sth day o Jay. O. issg I1 octek A. a. Co answer comTialut male this day irfsrs hy srvefo fieil of lnitiF, N, N fnT prr-oaal and so4siv@ ianzuaEr spokrn TubiCy asaiusi hn. aud fhreats drd violence by the i deadly weapons n the te-n oi s. Jvsns ctanfy AHt isf.ipry shoye u4ued of atoat ihe Jd dAy of AVti. 4. lstI Damages claimed three Eun. dfvi soi dolsrs. aud uf ihis sti oF utg msnt ui hr tsea ssaissi You ioF be f you ia Co aP- pear sut
 Given under my h.ad this 7A day of May A. D ls7I.
 D. RuDD. myl6k Justice of Peace.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

The ubiquitou, heather has taken time by the iorelock. With racking pace and we'll poised burden even now hc seeks the thrifty housewife to ycnj his vegetable hdbiis. The moon-cyed Jo,hitc would seem to pos scss the penetration of Durandal combined with the tecundity of thc fishes
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
Town Property for Sale!

have for sale the building present occupied by the Arizona Enterprise Oice I6N5a stable INl nearly situated Corer street together win the rval ests. now renting for siO per month. Price Sl, JO0
 ALSO
 desirable residence with lot JON50 situated Alsrco street house story aud half with base neni. Price Sl, 100. J. L. FISHER,
 Real Estate Agent
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
To Mill Owners :!

Withtwsuty years experience Engineer Machinist. and Black smith The undersigned offers his services Mil Owners generally expert in purchasing. set ting up and running steam engines and machinery. serv ices s General Engineer and Machuist can be oh. Bureau side of Plaza of II. F. Murray r. D. Parker.
 Special attention given ,o alterations and repairs
 fnayl6if J. R KOYES.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

The Superintendent of the Zalida mine re- ports Co the owucrs that the ledge is now four feet wide. and that ,he rich gnid strcek is widening and the silver bearing ore holds its richness Some of these little razor blade veins do pan out now and then in spite of prcccdeu,s. Get your Zalidas hoys, and don't make up a mouth at your medicine.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

A shooting fracas took place this morning at Fort Whipplc between two men, who were here from Fort Noiayc aS witnesses at the term of thc District Court. and the telegraph messenger. in which the messenger was acci- dcntally shot and killed by a friend who came to his assistance. In all about fifteen shots were fired
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

PERsoNALs.-J. W Curtis, Esq, who ar rived this morning by stage, is brother to our fellow toNnsman George W Curtis
 J. IL Holmes, Mir Luther and James Nee, who arrived to-day, arc all mill and mining men
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Lieutenant C. NJ. Baily ha, been transfer rel and wll hereafter, until further orders, be stationed at Fort Whipplc. and will be assigned ,o duty as X. A q Nj, and A. A. C. \. We are pleased to have the Iieuien- ant stationed at Whipple.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

wellS Fargo ,S Co. through their agent,
 w, Blake, sent out their first express this nninS In fact this is the first office ever ablished by them in Prescott. notwith- nding on would hasc paid them well for fcral years past. The selection of MT ake will give entire satisfaction to those Io patronize the company. which We think Il be of great assistance to business men getting rid of their gold dust and bullion. the same time knowing that they arc in- rcA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

We were shown today at the assay office of l. G. Kelley, beautiful specimen of cryStalized copper ore, so large as tn show quarter inch facets. Specimens of this dc- scription are said to hc very valuable be- cause of their size and rarity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

WooI.-The receipts are rapidly falling of, and it is evident that the bulk of the Spring clip has been received. The market k less active, and shade weaker. The sales for the week aggregate about 800 1000 pounds. most of it within the range of l5 to 97 5fs cents per pound
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Alex Graden. Esq. has purchased from !. Hill. of Peoples Valley, his farm for $55o cash, and intends 10 move on to the same immediately. IL i, the intention of NIT. Gradcn to start iir>t-cla,S black-mithing shop in the valley. and we are satisfied that the people will hail this news with joy, a- the acquisition k one that should make any community feel pleased. There is no better mechanic in Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

NEw ByuDTNG.-Mr \. E.lis has com ssnccd the erection of new hu .diug cn
 srtcz street. adj pining the store of (. T. 'ayden S Co. The lot upon which he iu- ads erecting this new edItice is now being aded, teams are busy hauling lumber, and ! very few days grand, new two story
 iilding will take the place which has re-
 ained vacant since the worlds formation. 's,r town is growing at a rapid rate, and sose of the old timers, who left here three four years since and lately returned. eX- less their surprise at the great improve lents that have taken place during their tort absence from our midst.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Nr !. II. Fairchild. insurance agent. leaves temporarily tomorrow by private con veyancc for Tn> Ang,lc,. Cal. The business during his absence will be managed by y. W. Blake.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Baucr which k very plentiful just at the present time ln town, is of che sweetest va ucty made in any country. Six weeks ago butter was hard to br found at Sl per pound, now it k slow sale at 5O cents, whilst cggs that generally sell at thi, time of the season at DO cents, command ,j cents. and are scarce in the market.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

he Board of Supervisors at their meeting lay examined the accouat of :. C. Miller ,uildinS the Iron Spring road which the 'th Legislature, in an acl. empower them 10 buy at tiguIe not to exceed
 poe. The cost according to Mir. Miliec'S ks. of building this road, eNcesd, sis The board deferred the purchasing of
 road for the present, and will und1ubt- ' appoint competent parties to cXImlne
 rc port upon the real value of the road IaSapai county, and my buy il at the e fixed by the appraisers.