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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30
U. s..mILITARy TELEGRAPH ORDERS.
WAR DEPT, SIGNAL .EvFCE |. S. A., l
 |. =. VEI gaRAPH. Prescott, A. r., Nov. 26, 1877. To aH Of1es ia California aud Arizona:

To GH Ofiees ia California aud Arizona: EDITOR MINER:
 Tho following order has been approved by =. C., in charge, and will go into effect at once:
 The signal l5. as given in all office mes SagUS from IL. Philip Readc, Oct. F, is great ly miscouStrued. The signal was given to be used by the Superintendent for his busi ness and for that official business which would nO, admit of delay. Hereafter l5 will not be uscd hV any office except San DicgO and Prescott. unless the Q. B. is ot such ua- turc that iJ will mot admit oC delay. Pres colt. where the bulk of the O. R. originates will only use aS above unless the O. B. has greatly accumulated, and then l5 only for the mos, Important. The signal must be USod bv U0 Otice Co the deirimeut of impor- tant uuG comm arcai. OiGciai business which will not sG1e- by delays. and social mosSsras hc.wcou army officers will give way ,o paid commercial business. Hereaf- mcssaEcs. will ret be entitled Co circuit. In- stead, the rCcc.yn. operator. after giving Q. K., will be onutIcl Co thC circuit. and opa- at0Ts will gifa way ta hlm, unless it is 8b- SoiuieIv are 3fy to u~o the sigma l-. As ali urrr2 rf> are. expected co hc wittiu call 5ut-gU Cul.l laurr, uu crsr.-a will call ouv station role thaa ,we.ve Wos and not prlflatIv answered, give t.ry Go some oaC als.. .foHose = keep tilsa observation that aI. ruis.s iSsueG hv ih9 SIger1tcnd- ont are sif'rtlv observed l. and iu auv u1.,a cf ! 8 3ierpya:u, Go report tbe ire, Co him. trust ,ou vii, co-opCre,c, to save me il.is disagrooahle necessity. HUNTER,
 Chief Operator.
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SBEREFF'S SALE.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 Com or FsVsrrF. oo.

JEl-EEIoHE OF ARIZONA, ss
 CorE-T or F'vhrkt. So' GEORGE 2. BOWERS & HUGO uI -tIAhDs. Pras | SAMUEL O. EI,EpTf1CE. Defendant. Dy virtue of order 1t sa tsIo nu ci tho District D Court ci ts fiI-- Jutass' pt=rict. Ter-l,a~y of Arizona u and For s9 ta1its ot liyal- t,y at.ei on ths 2-l day cf November, A. H. ts... nv which ] am cp1l1-e O proceed t1 notice o s-is aud tl sel the following a.sc-l bod fTurrr-r. ftv.t-
 Al Chose certain ming ls-s luir cIalr1s .usta lying and bring u tlc Cguu.y 0f Natspa, Tecrlr-~ o7 A-rrr.. N.-., aH l.i C..-,. f-eat u ca. -riu- isE tsl known a- -te Senator sa. .r ..a. .-.rrrrs tlfge tHaU.all .tHl". i.-. !. I.F -.-H l....-r l..--.... leo r. t'' r.-H.. .. r-I fH. ...r.- j--t 'f t'r H-9 e-.l Fu.HH t..-.. e1.U I -I being ..". Ultlls. .... s1a.. ..a IlH' miles s.I.a Vl IHe1 .u.- l..r t..s .-s..l formerly owned by C. Davis, in the District, County and Territory aforesaid Notice N hert by given tat on SATURDAY THE FIHST DAY OF DECEMBER IssI, a n o'clock M, at the Court Home door, i tbe town Of Prescott n said County aud Torr1r will offer for sale and proceed to sell a public auction Go he highest bidder, for cash, in lawful Uouey of the United States Ot Am3r.ca. the above described urorc-tv. or 90 much thereof may be necessary Co satisfy te sum Of Sixteen Thousand Four Hundred Sixty-hye and f1rr- trcu-hudrcith SI6,t65 if-lu0l donrs v8th interest thereon at the rute of two and oughaf t2i per cent per month from the 9h day of November lS1T tother with ac,r1ing coss, this being tho total in said order directed Co De made.
 ED. r. BOWERS, Sherif.
 By Jas x. GILES, Under Sherf6 Prescott, A. T.. November 9. lS77.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Ao i accordance with law and an order of the Boarf oi btrecsors made on he lst day of October ls77 so -n s-.AFes Si each parcel Of such stock as may be necessary vi be sold at unhic auction at fine oscs S tae company Rooms sud (, San Francisco Stock itoar" huding 2 Pine street. San Francisco Califor ma, on SATURDAY, the FIRST DAY OF DECEMBFR ss me hour of T. o'clock, M Of said day. to nav sad oeAhlelt assessient theCCon together with cost. and SdyeEtislng and expenses of the sale
 D. r. NERDFNAI. Secretary OFFICE; Rooms and Stock Exchange Buiiiiny " Pine street. San Francisco, California; neyfS
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County or laVapai
 PECK MINING CoNPANYl
 Ns. Summons.
 =. Q. FREDERICK.
 Action brought in the District Court of the 3d Judieial District, in and for the County of Nayapai, in the Territory of Arizona. The Tr7ritory 0f Arizona sesds greeting Co <. O. FreScrick
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the district cour, Of the 2d judicial district, in and for the county of YavGpai. in the Territory of Arizona, aad answer tho complaint filed with tEe clerk Cf this court, at Prescott, in said county ls copy of which complaint ac- ccmpanics this summousl within twenty days .oSciusiya os the day Of soryicel after served iu this county hCl # served out of the county and within this districg. then Wi;h'u thirty days; in all other cases forty days. And you arc hereby notified that if you fail 10 appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaUtiif will take Judgment against yOu by default for the principal sum Of S3,5o0, together with inter est Cr the sum of S2 2,500 from the 25th day of april, lstl sts}s psr cent per month. and iuter3s; at the same rate on the sum of SSn0 irow the 18th cay Of June, 1877, and costs ard disbursements in this behalf expended: {: ali in lawful money ol the United States.
 Given under my hand and the seal of
 said district codrt, Gt Prescott. this IT,. s.l 3d day of November, A. D. 1877.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON. Clerk. FTTCH x CHURCHILL, Attys. for Plaintiff.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Wm. N. Leot and J. NJ. Bryan arrived yes ter3ay from Che Big Sandy country. Mir. l.. Vill proceed 10 san Francisco, and Mr. Bryan win do, pretty soon, something else winch viiI surprise some of his old bache- Tor friends, nue notice. will he given of Mr B's serious transactions, at the proper time. From he piles ot nice articles that We saw h'a way in one of our mercantile establishments, to-,ty, marked J. M B., we can safely say tlat his house Is to be c'e 3utly furnished
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The articles of incorporation of the fol lowing companies were filed in the Secreta. ry's office on the 2lth inst:
 The PhmuiX Canal Company; Capital stock. S25oo0, ia DO shares ol $500 each Incorporated by Nm. islacS, John B. Mont .overv, L. r. OuHc, H. G. Green. J. M Bryan. and LA. Lrtge~jing
 Tae Farmers Canal Company, Capi-a stock $5' ag3 in goo shares of S259 each Incorporated hr C. ?. Gray. Wm. X. Han. cock. I A caerov,h. ,. M Bryan. e. R. Roberts. Taa companies are Go operate in Salt Rn.r alley for irrisaung and fur nisHng water power The principa, place of business will be PhUniN.
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Strayed or Stolen---ReWard

Six mules and two horses wsre lost fror, S.,,. ranch in humbug Mining District about the sth or l, oi November. One horse s sorrel wis, bald fac. b, man and tal; one brown horse with black main srJ Sil; one iron gray mule; light gray mule: one bt shin coiored with bald facc the runanier are brr ~ u-s.S, otalas not remembered. wil way liberal re NAfu toT ueir delivery at Swings ranch or for irf
 ton that will lead to their recovery TrV
 SWlllng's Ranch, Nov. lA iST5
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NotIc e.

~,y Tsansoa eo-ownsF wih its andsrslsnsa "a ths, lsr,aia ,nsune loeaHoa es csim oH the bote lode '9 qrri,.r. ef Arizona nd located tbe ilh ei |An- uafy lsfl - .,,.- Vos arc hereby nsH1eA ibsi f ygu So pot agisuf si' Ia ninety ass fs he aats befeof nod ay "a 70 1 1ll v i ,t .,s-gsor af tss assrsIuent and s1ra ii'nis . .hc resr l rs required hg ian ihe rafss Nt' clair Glare of y1af iEerst ie sa'a H4flns e-'E .-.. e. .. 5.-,. a. (. RAiN.
 prcssott Arrrra sspiaHess if. lss1 '
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Browns Foundry. on Mccormick stre,

Browns Foundry, on Mccormick street is at last ready to run, the boxes are all ready packed, ready 10 cast a full set ol shoes and dies for Smiths Mill, below Wickenburg They fired up to-day. but some of the belting worked badly, and it was determined not 10 attempt Co take of a heat until it is certain that everything is in proper order.
 This is causing little delay. but it will not be long until Prescott will be turning out castings by the tons.
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Notice to Creditors.
......., nl ,n, r.,.ls ef Jans. casaras. asesa.sa

nths matter of ths Estate os James oeaavan sses"''' Ao:sr- q. hereby gwen by the undersigned sia,a's's N Cor sf ths estste af !si1ss NeAafAAs -, ,s tti deceased to sKhiat thcm Wih tae arsfaenss ~ s itl{ sa rasihs ai-rr the frtf rueicfies' e' t. Y notice Ia, tie add aiunisgEius. at He fotideHse iE ' , Al ii.,i Park afshaso con rsy. Areons efftoff' ' ~ JAMES z. BULL
 Adsnr of the Esi1to ef gaAos SsnAF es.a. sfnsgat park Oct 18th. les1. "c'SNNN
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Assessment Notice.

To Chariss Esves e. pefhsas. l.. SiyveT sad JetelH Drew curre-s iu fha Ta-vsal gliae hnnhsg Atata2 pist-i-f Yavarsi County. Arirona se-rliaFy. Fpa ars hcfebs notified that e ycu to gDi siaF ei'i rs-r+ ss from ths of ths pol re aaa pay Co ffiA Sshul aaI J~hu M. pefwin yuur FFpQnrteu af 'he es ssssaeur is regaTsi hy ias. ths andsfs.gasd ~i' cias ti-turr oi oar iutefest e sa4 Hihe ei sis se cosiar to tas salniHg laws of tae district
 FRANK SCHULTZ
 JOHN N DERv IN. P5s.coti Augusta len. dse
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Assessment Notice,

To chsr,rs KrYaf H Petitions. L. svfff a1n Jees p-- .,rrrr ir .,ls Ta-afl ls8e HHrlhff 4inia- pf-sr.c.. Yslsrsr Laa..v. Asizaas .cfti Ycu ard as-stF natssa tlat C ye8 % a'i asi uiftlf rfHstg Es., tfu tls asfs ci ta'a H a' ,s retrh Sr-a-.s ars Fshr M Itsruiu. Feaf ffef es f., e.sssse rrJairsa by sa-s, tae saaff'.e ,-I rfa.r. d -rure si 1sHli inief-si l ae niof A '
 FRANZ scHt
 JgHg M uEHt Prsseaa Aarasi 6 1871. c
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

T. II. Luther arrived by coach this morn ing from hurried trip to San Francisco. AIr l.. bonded the California Mine in Tiger District, and now comes prepared 10 make a thorough prospect of this mine, which has always been considered one of :hc first min ing properties in the Mountains Work will be commenced immediately and kept up un- til 8 clear and practical test is made of its merits, or demeritS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Nathan Levy celebrated his thirteenth birthday. yesterday. with grand din- ncr .at inc residence of his parents, to which were invited number of his int mate schoo.matcs. He also placed on the table of c". -.aetum a msmcnto of remom- bran-t ia Lape Of a beautiful cs',.. and as nd he committed like act ot the chcol this morning, to the joy oi .. students of that institution, with waom 4e is a general iavori,c. All those reme. red by this bright voun man wish him many, many birthday, and that they may al be similarly pleasant.
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Notice.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 Prescott Arizsua. October -. l-Ig.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 Prescott Arizsus, October -. lcI9. To su Vartss having made eutres under the Desert Land Act of March ard ls57. at this office You are hereby nothed thai an eatgs undsr sad Act are ssspendod by orsf of Inc Hou. A. Nilaiilson, ComissUner af the General Land ohce asd ali pafhss uirrs.el u the hereby ngiiaed e. appear at this ths 10th Co the iah of November, lsss and submit testimony iu regard Cd shs character oi ths lands entered uudrf said Act. The investigation wil be a :; fall thcro1gh and complete showing whether Any of thc land eutstd under said Act VIII produce afi cultural CT P without irrigation whether REy had been pry oaaly cultivated by parties residing fheeoa. no residents andshe;hsr ay has Co be protected irOm aoS by ievess and whsthrr entes have beca nsde hy parties other than the real apTlseauis-
 ". x. KELLY. Register.
 GEORGE LoUNT. Receiver. orflfv3W
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> A Ck.O FNA LL.TRADES
 LABORER

saHs wood digs wells; blasts rock: cleans houses am, Ss ss ,a4l,is hAoFs paor puts in glass white.
 uia@ee 1ild rt tiairea fences aiQs ce,afa ,y-sy., ee. oaids stone walls and brck suos cleans ehi,' s s'e Al orders left t. his COX, orioslte The p, otlce, seab be rrompty attended to. ,,,Sas- Vs'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Nr. r. x. fray has a new -ad" in this number of the MINER which win be read with pleasure by those who wish to pur- chase clo,hiac at reduced prices Nr. B. has now several tons of new clothing which he has recently purchased, for cash, ia che Eastern cities, and writes to Mir De KbU0. his business manager that the goods arc all about To reach Ehrcnherg. and that he Is bringing up the rc2r and watching that they 1ll come through without delay They now offer jht old stock at greatly reduced prices for the purpose of making room for tdei. new goods, which are to arrive in about two weeks.
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Delinquent Safe Notice.
rrr-rop rnvrR ,-,srra oorrlrr

TrP-rop UTLvER MINING COMPANY. Location of Principal place Of business San Fran- cisco, California. Location of works, Humbug District, yavapsi County. Arizona.
 NoIICE--There is delinquent upon the following de scrined siosk account of assessment No Il lyi , the a day Of October, 1877, tfe several amounts sl opIoa.ts t-c of the respective sharaholdcs s fCIoHs.
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LEGAL.
Notice to Tax Payers.

N,see . hereby given thai the Tsx.soa si lA,Ai, . County and also he Tax rall oi School d'sires ~ a said aauntv for the year lsI5. have oeea - ,s,is 5. s, iisqtisa and Lat the taxes sssssfea ths'N srs ,,s Inc and pavahie to ut my onee in fisse
 lt sot t.sd uu os before the teesnd Aenass - st,.s hsr uszi ihcy vlll hs returned aaan9''A' .N' e''' VII '' "''' ED r BOWERS Tssiooliect0r. ,
 f,rescoat A. T. Seps. %. ls4l wlo
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THE PIONEER SAW MILL
ON AsrKN CREEK. Mr1ra rrn,1 rr.,....-.- -

N ORDER THAT THERE MAY BE No NfYstr>-nvr
 standing in reference to the ownership of tb a
 eI lumber seNed at the mill and sfil rap,sf,t, nr..e, would cay to the public aud sI wishins Inn, tA no oiueis VIII he recognized except they srs sd dIsssod to Caldwell pariee Prescott A. T 'e ss'- Prescott Arizona, November 10, ls55.
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PECK MuL.-W. N. BuiTum returned from the Peck last evening, and reports the new mill all ready to run with the exception of a quantity of water pipe, now en route from San Francisco. to convey water from the well to the boiler, when that arrives she is ready to begin to drop her stamps. The workmen are busy constructing the roasting furnace and will have it ready long before it is needed, the first run w1ll be on free ore of which they have out large quantity.
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Notice

All persons interested in the Setting Sun lode fls Su s.eT oearlngl situated near Mineral Park Wa alsTst DlsuloI NohaNe county. Arizona Territory, and ,.b nave net paid their proportion of the expenses nrS ,h te amount Of work done said mine ss reopiyi S & 1 @e ie'soy hpuhed that fl they do not in pnets S9s S rom me date hereof pay to Mrs Coriibea S we NS3oarn the amount due their ownership in said r; in force. ~ S taisnhe aisse laNs how
 Mineral Park, November F. lST7. S' hN; ~;
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NEW MINEs-Adam Scott and other, living in the vicinity of Ferguson Valley, have discovered some yaluble mines in their section, which they have located, and intend to prospect. These finds are convenient to both water and wood. and the suppoSition is that they are very rich.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Mr, J. r. Brown. who has been running the American Laundry, in this village, for the last eight mouths, is going to emigraie to thc T!p-top, where she win open board in.r house.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

T. C. Bray, We understand, Is expected home by every stage as he arrived in San Francisco from New York and Boston, Scv- erai days ago He has slathers of goods on the way which he proposes to sell for almost nothiuv.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

There is an old he goat, sheep or swine trying to raise TOW, but the party in- fringed upon, is mnliSd, and cannot be harmed by ihe 9uadruped that has its hoIns, teeth, etc broke short off He is harmless, save his smell
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George Banghart, who has lived a life, as it were. on the frontiers, always in a hostile Indian country. and who has raised an eN- cellent family. came ia from his Chino Val vcy ranch this morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

George Young, the freiehter, has con traeted 10 take the family of Dr. Thie, to the Big Sandy. where they inteLd 10 take up their residence.
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Peter Reed, of Peoples Valley, has con iracted for the hauling of quantity of lumber to Wickeuburg, for the company who are about to commence operations on the Old Vuiture tsiIings.
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Robert Archer of the Peck country, has been in town for the past few days, and in forms us that work is progressing steadily on the new ten stamp mil, under course of construction
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Rev. J. J. Wingars will preach in the N. E. Church. tomorrow, at II A. M., on Paul's motives for hecomins 3 Christian.
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Thomas Sanders, who rms the Coyote ranch, north of Prescott S5 miles, and makes large quantities of fine butter, came in with q supply this morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

l. turns out the the gre-. Ea-.a- a. tha fall of k&.s has fallen from 5ooeo killed and wounaej Jo five thousand, quite alitao item of Itself
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Mr. Blair and lady, from the Burnt Ra0ch where the late Uncle John 1Iil.e~ had lia hard fough, battle in years pas wi.a tho Indians, visited town th.s forenoon.
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$. c. Miller writes Us that he will leave the Big Sandy for home about the first of December. He informs Us that things are very promising in and around the new Do rado.
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Mr. Stearns, from Kirkland Valley, was in town this morning, having several fat turkeys of his own raising for saje.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

Gen, kautz dincd with the Hon. k. (. Mccormick about two weeks since, Naen Arizona matters were talked over.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

MAsTEEsoNs MIu--Iay. c. Kelley, this morning. was f,,ia- himself out with an assayer's kit, including tools, chemicals, etc. preparatory ta wa king start ou Guol- WIR ore, wiIl' Na-.ersou~ mill 0n Turkey Creek. Monday or Tuesday, it is expected that she sFil wake the echOs Oi those grand old canyous, and make the stag
 Spread his broad n0Strils to the wind.
 And look ahead, aside behind,
 And quake among the mountain fern,
 To hear that sound SD dull and sieTn
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CEaS. Geuung, trou Peoples Valley, Is in town. just from his mining claim al Ante sns,n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30

The winnings of Goldsmith Maid, during her career on the tarG asIrc2l,ed over a quarter of a million ot dollars.
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StrUPpAY

Judge Kelsey, aom kirkland, is again in tnwn.
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At nr Keal.n.. pioneer Drug Slore thgre

l
 is on exhibit two beautiful paintings of D,Wolnar, ari ke.ioeg the celebrated -in- eer, las pegtu-s were executed by Mir. Blythe. ot Ca#Ga 'cua. New Nolk. who ha> Dow urr of manufacturing likeness ] iu u.I ,u.. h'ch enables bm to make and pain. .H. - beautiful lie like pictures ! in ,he sao., pace @. three days. These 1 ipi.,dgos ece worth going Co see.
 Grecnup and Rauials teams came ID
 this morr.na. loaded with a40o0 pounds of general mgrehar5i-e tor L Blshford & C.. Including a.. manner of goods usually kept : iB ~-ora- Eae rulr'etor> assure us that
 tlcT have an immense quantity of similar goods on the way, which Will b. sold at rates so low 1ar no one can aiorI Co under sell them. even though they should steal their stock in London and Paris anl have them treicdtel out SC commotauon rates.
 BvuelAUzEp.-T -Themea- shop ofJ. L.U Hall the tragic butcher, vas burrlauzcd on Sul- Gay night Co thc extent Of about $10 worth ol fresh bacon and hams. which lad just been sa,icd. An expert detective was em- pIcves. and we learn that he succeeded in tfai.ia the meat thief for loug distance, aud untI it ves carricj in house. We consider this pretty fair trailing, from an occasional grain of salt, which dropped along the route taken by the hog thief.
 AgzoxA ScrNnvy.-}ir. G II. Rothrock one Of the fines, schcuic artists on the Pa cifc Coast, has placed tle MINER office un- der obligations, for set of views compris- iug Aztec ruins. Cave dwellings. Arizona sAru. sry, In1isu police at the san Carlos Aggucr. tha renowned San Xavier church. ctc. The pictures are very neatly taken, and We doua. much whether the celebrated firm af Bradley c Hulo.son, Sal Francisco, could make a more substantial ana elegant finish. MT. Roihrock, has spent much time and spared no expense in making a collcc- tion, covering several hundred different scenes of the most ncted objects and scenery throughout the Territory, and every person who can. should avail themselves of the op- portumity Of addiRg a number of these stercoScopic views to their collections. For to send away to the States, or elsewhere they would make a present that would be highly prized hv the recipient. Mir. R. will soon be in Prescott, when all can avail them selves of an opportunity of personally cX- amining his extensive variety, and selecting such as they may fancy.
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Mr. Conrt, who freigh,- from towr to the various mining camps, loaded his wagon to the guards this morning, and rolled out to the Tip-top nIill-site, which is three miles below Swi,iing's ranch, at the mouth oi Grand Wash
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Jas Brash, with his train, arrived in town this morning. lis leading consisted ol flour which Was unloadad a, the slorcrcon of C. ?. Head .t Co 1Ir Brssh has pur- chased at the Clipper hill bill of lumber which he UiN take back Co Tlcunce, ana there ha U it the construction or @ four ing r... B, IS erecting a thas flour lsh.u- sr ifll town.
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LEG AL BLANKS. Of ECeTy Class and Kfna

A~sys on hand and for sale, at the MINER ofie. ., oueer can reasonably ind fault with. ' VI 0'hs'
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LUSCIOUS APPLES. Bones X Spencer have received large shipment of splendid apples from Green Valley. Sonoma County, Cal, Jim Bones who is in California, has picked, selected and boxed this fruit with his own hands in his fathers orchard, and, of course, if there i> bad one in the lot, il is not the fault of the quality of the fruit originally. as none was taken but the very choicest varieties. Go and buy some.