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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

will pay in the vicinity of $G0 to the ton. The Grctna lead k two miles from the mill and about two-aud-a-half feet wide; contains a great deal ot good milling ere ot low grade. say Si0 to S10 to the ton.
 The Eclipse k two-and-a-hmlf miles from the mill. k over two feet wide, and contains a large amount of excellent milling ore which will pay well in both geld and silver. The Thurman iS located about the same dis tauce and iS equally good with the Eclipse, with the exception that the ore k principally gold.
 The owners have placed this mill in the hear, ot timber and mineral. and to do this have undergone many hardshipS and humil- iaticns and deserve the praise ot every hon est. sincere heart in this community for the energy a1d pluck displayed. Our wish k that il will take more transportation to carry their bullion out than it did to put the ma- chinery in.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

TuE pA>,r-Thr pupils ot tine Prescott Hi.h School. through Captains Cha~. Curtis and john stephens. ga>r a dance at the >l>aiiu. Rank haN jhc Use of which WAS kindly donated hy George N. Curtis, Esq last evening which W:~ a very pleasant at- fair. The children seemed 10 enjoy tine party equally with the large number of grown people who were present a, invited guests. We noticed grown persons on the floor who had never before made the at tempt to trip the light fantastic before an audience. and others who had not been on thc floor to dance during the last fifteen years But such wa, the harmony and good feeling exhibited by tue young to the older that none could refuse the invitation ot the little ones ;o participate in the festivities.
 The music Wa, hy the Hudson Bros. and good lee cool lemonade was one ot the enjoyable luNuric> ot the party. Long will this pleasant party be remembered by old and young.
 The only sal rcoilcction> that came up in our mind yesterday at the exercises and last evening at the party, Was the absence of a blight aud hcaming couutcnance of a l,tlc one that has gone to sleep that sleep that Anowcth no waking. More than one We heard remark "Oh. how l wish little H--a could have been spared So tha, she. too could have constituted one of our joy ous number.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
I.UKE'S MILL.
,x Enterprise in Bradshaw Basin.

'crthv Enterprise Ia Brad>haw hasin' bis mill. xhich through the energy and cvrr,nce of one of our old citizens, C. .uke. k now standing ready to be utlI- bN itS owners. in tie reduction "t ores !, ihc chief of mining districts m -Nrl- i. This mil ws> first drought io Aiih"- neuariic>s of cost. ~rns eight wears e and put up near Tyson '~ No:i>. lu Ia copntv, to work ihc urc~ from lhg Con cia mine: but. owing (" hc-rcat amUunt ofeig1 metals contained in the quartz. IL sot prove a paving investment. con>e- ;s<a.< was shut down and remained idle lrseral wears. until NIT. Luke |ra>pcd isea of purchasing 1t and rrm rring II k ,rcsent site. The mill. a> We haze 'ed wa> purchased in San Francisco r'- .lless of cost. and k to-day. undoubtedly. rood i. moi the best mill in the Territory. -onsistsof ten stamps. each weighing 600 n. t. tvo amalgamating pans, "i the m n a,tcn. weighing 3.5oo pounds each l. ses. .lc -. St,,rt in diameter; all of which lriyen by aiO-hoysg power double cu'-"" .ine. n. rfsc lin every respect. and K, to- :. earally ss good a> when II came rom
 shop of ,h, sAnuiaciurer. Attached to completc orc-,e.ncing establishment has been erected Sr assay office. rrt"rt n. sncltiug furnac, srd all the modern
 ,rogfmcni> attache,t.p ptN quartz hl''
 shc eoaSt. \ large Snply Gi sfrcil'h'
 CT is One of the many 30, ,'VauIs@es 'ap-
 pos>c>Se>, besides hcig >itua'cd in 2
 est of oak. cedar and pir timber ''eh .very essential clc,Hcnt> ,iih which to
 a qnarts miil
 all ot the above are rrqvis,. hui quartz
 Dc feeder and iorerunnrr , ,Il this and
 it the proprict"r> have unto uuan,iiir~.
 mill Will start Up nr Chra ore pt
 4ch they have sbouj .no tcu oui. which.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

The Cole Bean casC has occupied iha lime of the district court for several day past and the testimony has not yet been concluded. The evidence ID one side seems to hc just a> positive as the other. and VIC do not feel it our duty or oven business 10 say whether any or all are mistaken or right in the cause at issue.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

Lester Jackson, one of the best shots in the Territory, who i> now stopping at the toll house on the Iron Spring toll road took a stroll through the Lill~ few days since in quest of game and succeeded in finding three Cinnamon bear. He was successful in killing one and wounding another. The bear that he killed weighed foo pounds, The largest one escaped, wounded, into n deep canyon and could have been captured by MT Jackson had he felt so disposed, but to us, his words ,'as he had lost no boars he did not care to hunt then. up"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

No ran has vet fallen in sufficient quan titles to do any particular good to crops. The clouds marshal themselves m a threat tLiu,, attitude every afternoon, and once or twice slight sprlDhIe has cusncd. As Ne 20 Co press they are banking up in the south and seem to be determined toperScvcrc until they succeed in drenching the earth with co. piou, showers
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

!. L. Fisher S'll, today, at auctiol, a horse saddle and hriilc to satisfy 8 judg- mcnt of $l00 and costs of suit against Geo. C. Hamilton, of chart notoricty, and in ia- vor of (. w Beach. The horse sold for $59. The costs of suit and board of horse amounted to some S,5, which We are com pclled to pay. We are once more loser through this bilk, but then we have the sat i>tactioa of knowing that he did not get away on the horse, and VIC can afford to pay a little more for the sake of glory
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

Thompson Valley vegetables, the finest If the season, were sold in our village this morning hy Mir. Thompson who iS one of the worthy tilicrs of the soil in that valley. Fine onions potatoes and cabbage were amongst the large variety brought iu. MT Thompson represents the crops as suffering for want of min.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

The books and funds belonging to the Tcrrtonsi g'rea>urcr's office are yet in Tue son. Governor lIoyt hae written the late Treasurer to forward the books to the Ie, ritorial Secretary, which will no doubt be done soon when the new Treasurer will gusiit, asi be ready to receive them,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

According to Professor IIaguc's report the Peck Mine ha, slate or Schi>t foot wall with black granite hanging wall. The vein is from one to five feet, and the rich pay streak from one to fifteen inches. l. con >i,t> of rich chloride and sulphurCt silver. with carbonate and sulphuret of lead. IL is worked 25l tecI down and k G0) feet n l,nSth. II1s produced 4fl tons of tirst-cia,S ore worth S235.0l0 iucUyrcBcy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

C. W. Or. of Rll Williams Mountain. who drove his band of sheep to Hull's ranch in Min, Valley tp shear, aud has just finished r.;uring his flock to their mountain range. and has himself come in to ship his wool to San Francisco. H. called upon IL to- day to subscribe for the MINER, aud from him We learn that his sheep shcared eight pounds each on an average, and the sample left with uS, which he assures u- i> not over an average either in length or tincuc>> k certainly the best and finest staple We ever saw taken as an average of d whole band of sheen
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

r Otto Esq. has received two moro of those beautiful large portraits, painted in the State of New York, from small photo graphs sent for inc purpose. In this way one can obtaln a fine oil painting for S30 that usually costs Sll0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

One hundred thousand pounds of wool has been shipped from Prescott to San Fran cisco during the last thirty days. This wool will catch the late advance in the market. therefore the late shippers this season will be the lucky ones.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

Hon W. II. Hardy. of Mohsvc county, i> visiting Prescott. We learn from him that rain hl> fallen in tho mountains around Walnut Greek. Mount Hope and Fort Rock, and that ;hc gras, ls ahundant iu that sec ton this season.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

RON STRING RoAp.-Mr S. C Miller nght the sale ot thiS road. through h'> Irnry John Howard, 10 ihc attention of
 Board of Supervisors this forenoon. ilc wed the ownership to be in him. al~"th ,un, of cost of buiidin. the road wa~ ibitcd to the Board. The matter oi ac- fing and purchase of said road Was taken |er Consideration aud thc matter placed
 1e hands of the District Attorney Io m Iigatc. and ten days time given in which nakc q report
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

The train cf <. (. Miller loaded quaG tity of fencing board, at the saw mill of George w Curtis to-day for parties in Kirk and Valley In connection with tltis lumber hc also took oboard about 3o,001 pounds of wool which gocs to Ehreuhcrg on i,S way 10 San Francisco and Jhc eastern markets Now is a splendid time to make the shipment of wool aS the very desirable article commands fair prices in the eastern market. Arizona quality of wool k quoted in Boston aud Philadelphia at about 3e cents
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

1. JackSon. from Kirkland Valley, Was
 xn this morning. and informs u> that
 roeS in that valley ar aa dcsd W'th xcepiion of one "r two which are on t1nioi lanN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

,uis X. Stevens and (. F. Cate left this rnoon for Black Canyon on business.
 Catc with the intention of purchasing
 Sxilling station and ranch, and Nr. 'ers ta look after his cattle that are be- ranchci At that place.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

understand that our worthy friends of nd and Skull valleys celebrated the ps Fourth a; the residence ot M. n.
 N. \ large number of the citizens ot Alicy> met and ,lid justice to 'hc rare slndant cdibleS, and during th, cyoa- eped the light fantastic tothc sweet es ever produced by competent artists ins and guitar>.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

aR BRlCks.-Wc noticed at the Peck nys office to-day two silver bricks ced from Peck orc at :hc Aztlan mill. .iue of these glittering packct-pieccs b575. More specimens similar 10 the
 sre looked for from the mill this
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

,e question that now agitatc> the minds
 ,ientists and geOlogists is "Whethcr the
 |urkey gobhler, now setting on a nest pf eggs in the poultry house of \. A. hens. Eq. will be the father or mother le young turkeys when hatched." The lerly old fellow has picked the feathers |x all off of his breast and placed them
 'e nest, making il very comfortable for
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

en. t. a. Tweed. Judge of the District rf, eLosc health has been bad. We are led ia learn from his own mouth, iS en- vrecoycrcd v and feels better than K hs I wont.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

A. F Forbes, Esq. ot Oregon, was yeStcr- day morning admitted, on motion of Judge Goodwin, to practice as an attorney and counselor at law ia the courts of this dis triCt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

aarieS Hansen and family arrived yes Inv From the Colorado river. NIT. Ham has been here some tune and has con led fo make his home in Arizona, there
 sent far his family
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

E. pouahuc has purchased a valuable
 mine. recently discovered in Bradshaw D. which assays all the way from two Iret hundred dollms to the ton. The . is called the Mezeppa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

larles Goldman, of Williamson Valley fern and informs us that the crops m ecfion are looking fair but need ram.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

The (. X X. Stage Company, We learn have purchased quantity ot barley from R. B. Carlcy 10 be delivered on the Moiayc route for the use of their mail stock.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

Douahue. of Bradshaw, one of the rs in the Luke mill and brother Co 'Donahue. the San Francisco million
 arrived in town yesterday from the shaw Basin. accompanied by Charles . the superintendent. who has been ab- for some time from our Village. and oply leaves the mill. which k ready la rn :. command of the district court to
 escnt as a witness ia the Coie-Rcan
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

I1nollC SERyIoE.-Rcv. An;om" J'u, esn, of Tucson. is in Prescott, and VIII aivince service in Luke's Hall on rsaay and Friday. 18th and l3th inSt-' oslock in the morning. Father Jou- ran comes among us to see what en- 1pcmrnt may hc offered him "lih a io building a Catholic church. uiher .ninations of Christians have iheir
 cAcs here while eur Catholic population 1. Hitherto been almost entirely deprived a. gious privileges, and it now seems nr time for them to put their spare 'ns together. erect n place ot worship
 >ecurc the services of q Priest.
 1stop Salpoint. wh" k no" on an Apos- , 1niSsinn in New Mexico, will return by
 of Little Colorado and visit Prescott cn lrsv 10 his home in Tucson. sometime n.r the Summer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

N. lc.in that Go,dAaUr & Bto havy purchased portion ot ,br Black Canyon road bonds. and paid eighty live cents in cash for them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

The new drug store of Dr. Lincoln and F. :. Seed k beginning to present the ap- pcarancc of bm t5v city drug establish mPnt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

Hon. Guiliord Hathaway has been on a trip to Mineral Park, tho county seat of Mohayc county. We learn that Hon. T. J.. Bull and other o,d friends are well and in good spirits
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
M ARRIED.

AT Che residence of tho Ir,ics parents, near Camp YopI, Julv ith. by Theodore Maxwell J. r, NIT. Jshu \. RarIisk ta Miss GensaiI \, Pratt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
WEDNESDAY,.

The Board of Supervisors are still in seS. sion as Board of Equalization.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

\ general court martial has been ordered to convene at Fort Whipplo on the 2jth in>t. with Major Wilhelm as Judge AdNo- 4.ftp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

ARRlyAL.-At the residence of Charles F. Frederick, yesterday young Orange man weighing si, pounds in fighting dress. The young stranger together with itS mother arc doing we'll. and Charley i> as happy as any daddy can be.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

New hay from the various valleys k com ing in quite briskly.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

.arles GcHunS and William McIloud b ffom Peoples Valley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

John H. Marion, Esq arrived from his sheep ranch in the Bill Williams mountain yesterday evening" NIT. Marion reports the water as quite scarce all through the Bill Williams section. but grass aS being good. With the present advancing price of wool, sheep raising bids fair to be profitable business in Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

Montreal Canada. k the ,cerc of outrage upon the Orangemen, this time. The Irish Cathohcs appear to have determined to put a stop io the celebration of the 18th of July by their Protestant; countrymen. The telegraph tells of the killing of two men and the woundng of three others yesterday in Montreal, for wearing tEe Orange, and the excitement was still increasing. We hear of no disturbances in the United States.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

klphonso Hickman. native of JovkSon nfx. Mo. aged 43 wears. whn came t" , Trrltory at an early day with thas. r.. s..s Zen. died at Tucson on me +th oi July !.
 RI 'Smap. in the year 1863. Was attacked Yn<B. near Weaver ih Ihi- untk. and r.ir rii. 'lei Nill bullets ana arroW>, re ,snr same .VeR 0S eight severe wounds; = xhi,h lime hs has never seen a "ell
 Nr R was a geBeroaS. kind hearted ! ,hovo tho or,iio Nry intellect. and >erN- Is q member from |, ma ro""'H ." ','5 Leei>la;ivc Assembly. Ills man! o'" nfI3 will mourn his loss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

When Mr Lewis Bank k completed and he gels his piles of grecnback> ready to lend on good security and al fair rate of interest il Wlll hr great source ot accom- u,pIgfiou
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

It runed quite hard yesterday in the noun tains in the vicinity of Turkey creek
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

Lieutenant W. M Baird has been ordered to report at Headquarters for orders.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
ocat Inteiligen ce.
TUESDAY.

c. Rogers. from the Charmingdale Val is in town.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

The subject for discussion at the N r.. Church South. next sunday evening. will be "Tcmpcrancc' The result will he an over flowing house. to hear what the orator and preacher has to >ay in regard to the un- healthy Use, as a beverage. ot alcoholic drink.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

Work on the excavation for the ,ouuda- ton of the new count ty buildings k progress ing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

M~-. Silshce advcrti>cs valuable town pro- pcrtv for sale in to-day'> MINER. The loca- tion i, good and the improvements are Of q nature Now k the time to get a good bargain as the owner k bound to sell as she k going to leave the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

The people qf Prescott are ali good read CTS and paironizc the newspapers liberally.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

WNNTEn.-Bcttcr and more mail facilities from Prescott To different points in Mohavc county
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

Father Antonio JouycuceNu will hold his Sunday services at nine o'clock in the morn ing. aud the subject of hi, discourse will be, ~Ou, ct ,he pale ot the Church there is nn S ,lN ton" All ot our citizen, are invited to h. present.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

John IL Marion i> moving his band of sheep from the south to the north side of Bill Williams mountain.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

The general health ot the citizens of Pres rott iS poorer this year than ever hcrctoiorc known. Many reasons have been assigned by the physicians, but they arr in such va -iancc that it i~ hard to say what the cause may he
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
Monday, July a, 1877.

And will continue a Sess 'n from time io tune until the business uf equalization resented to them be s,s,..d 'i or until the last day of sad month of July
 WILLIAM WIKERSON
 Clerk Roapi of Supervisors EIr''eii' AiiSouH, June <, lS.'. dNw-td
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
THURSDAY.

The Skating Rink i> to be ovcrhaulcd and 8 tirSt-Clas> hall for all kinds of entertain mcnt>, made of it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

A large number of strangers in town from all sections of the Territory
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

We regret very murh to chronicle the continued illness of Mr>. Muut MaSter>on Some two weeks ago she was taken very suddenly with nervous prostution. In a few days she recovered sufficiently to ena- bic her to sit up, but on last Monday night she suffered a relapse, which has settled into congestion of the bowels. The ~ympathics uf thc community ar, with Nr, and Mr,. Ml.t.I-Nn in thnir LNi.LkrmNnt.-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

X specimen "aN brought in from the Z1- liza cold and silver mine yesterday which k as it,sr the purc truck itself as anything We have ever seen. The specimen was larg, and came out of the shaft which k now down over sixty feet. It k of a grccn;Sh color and k the pure chloride of silver. which can he cut hAc hAr of common soap.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
RtIpAh

Camp Verde people are harsycstinga large crop of wheat and barley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
KEENo!s
Notice {!

The assessment roll of Yavapa County, AI!sona h'- thc fiscal yea- ending July lsI len N--
 day received ani si~-' '- % -..NIug been this
 ... ,ho office of the Clerk oi the nuard rt Supervisors n and for sad County of la'apai Therefore nece is hereby given that the Supervisor of NaNulai County will meet Board ci EquHYatos a, th. uLllrn nL ih. rlrrk AinIrsaih- nn - "
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
To Mill Owners!

With twenty ycars experience as Engineer. Machinst. Hn haessmh, ihe undersigned oieEs his services io Ahll owncrs generally expert in purchasing, set ting Gp and running steam engines and machinery, cr ssfvces as General Engineer and Machut can he nl'' ained rea>"nshe terms by applying hy letter o locS box i, Prescott in person hr office u the Mining Bureau west side ot Plaza, ot H. II, Murray r. D, Parker.
 nnyibd 2. Y. RONES
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

al p.perort the Town otI'rc~cott
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-01

YyHE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE
Il to inform the public that he now
prepared. with the most approved machinery.
to sink Artesian Wells in any part Of the state
on the shortest notice. ftssF $50
All orders or communications on the sub
ject address g. OAtson q Palmer, Battle
Mountain. viii receive E-ampt sttsstion.
g J. CAH0Oy
Battle Moantain. 0cssbsra 40 y q n
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-01
o. %. haskell.
TOWNSHIP AGENT,
G. p. r. n.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE Oh LEASE

ID ARTIEs WISHING TO LEASE Oh PUR-
Il chase Lots tn the town OF Winnie
mucca. are hereby notified that ell sp-
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto. should be addressed 10 the
undersigned at San Francisco. &t che O. p.
n. II. once, whore they will rcccave prompt
atte tion. 81 ts.
81 Those occupying lands belonging to the
company. without having bought or leased
the same, are alt notified 70 attend to the
matter withsat dslay aad avoid Ecuele.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-01

CTATED communications of winnemucca
- Lodge, No. 10, r. d A. M, will be held
al their Hall In the Court house, on
Saturday evening. September Is;
Saturday evening, October 10.
Saturday evening. November II:
Saturday evening, December Is;
And Annual, December ~.
All Master Masons il good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
t.'.,3t ..ss,a A. J. SHEPARD. W, n.
II. sEzOKI. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-16

indoor habits OF the people are most
likely to intensity the poison OF the
disease. This has been accomplished so
quietly that the work OF the vaccinatiug
corps has not been publicly recognized;
and hs it has been done without forcing
the people, tho advantages of the method
pursued over compulsory vaccination,
which is always odious to the citizen, have
been satisfactorily proved.
Though the reports of births arc not
nearly so perfect rs those of deaths, yet
last week there were returned TO the
Health Board over sixty more births than
deaths. During the same week one hum
drcd and seventeen couples were reported
rs having been joined in wedlock. We
trust that two hundred and thirty-four
men and women are to-day realizing in
the sweets Of the honeymoon all that their
foudcst fancy imagined them to be- that
loves young dream is fulfilled, and that all
these mated hearts are beating rs one.