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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
The Census.

Almost daily complaints reach us from different portions of this County, rehecting ing on the loose manner in which the census were taken last fall. accompanied by as- surances that, should the census be thor oughly taken, almost double the number re- turned by Mir Behan in some neighborhood,, would bc placed upon the roll
 The time allowed (to dsys), is altogether too short t0 enable the Census Marshal to even visit each section of the County and supervise the taking of the census. Conse- quently in many places he was obliged to appoint deputies by letter, who were not alive to the importance of cnumeraiing all the inhabitants, and in this way some settle menis were not even visited by the census officer
 I, has been suggested that the Justices Of the Peace in the different Precincts he the officers to make the lists and that they have several montks to do the work, which would enable them to aproximste completeness.
 Ia precincts where DO Justices are elect ed and qualified. it should be the duty of the Board of Supervisors, to make special appointments, having reference particularly 10 this duty.
 Those who have given the matter some at tertion, estimate that if the census of Yav- apai County were retaken, aud tho job thor oughly. and honestly done, at least fifteen hundred, if not two thouand would be Ad- ded whose names should have been in the re- port filed by Mr. Belan, bu, who were missed and left out.
 Yayapai and Mohasc, from the best infor. nation VIC can get, are the only two coun- ties that were not thoroughly canvasssd by efficient Marhals and their population fully represented in the census reports
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

EDITOR MINER: On the way from Ari- [ zona to this place, we had one rainy day to | travel in; this rain lasted across the Desert, and will make grass quite plenty for driving stock.
 | learn that a large number of sheep will be driven in next Spring, and report says more than in any previous year. sheep men claim thst the Little Colorado coun- trv is adapted t0 sheep raising There will a.so Dc large drove of horses and cattle driven from California the coming Spring. There will be several large droyes of stock cattle driven 10 Tonto Basin and the eastern part of Yavapsi county.
 met some of the Railroad Company yes tcrday. They expect Co have the track laid to the Colorado River by the 10th of Msrcs The point of crossing has not been decided upon, l think the point. will be about l5 miles above Yuma. The Railroad Com pany intend to have steamers to handle freight on the river. As soon as the rails arc laid to the river they will then com. mence laying on the main line from Mohavc to the Needles. 1t has been reported that the Railroad Company had bridge already built ready 10 throw across the Colorado, but Mir. Croeker informed me that the Com psny had not yet decided as to what kind of bridge they would build, or when they would build it. Some of tho Comyany seemed to he little disappointed in inc opposition that was made at Tucson; aud why Mr. Bull WAS so bitter against them they could not understand. There is some prospect of lhe Railroad Company buying out the Colorado Steam Navigation Com pany's steamers; if SD, there will bs no line fn
 There is more talk among mining men about Arizona and the rich mines already being developed in different parts of the Territory than ever before. ln fact, there is certain to be a great rush toward Arizona during the next year. No less than six new mills are on the way or contracted for. Mo have county has its share of attention. Ad. ditional machinery has been purchased for the Blackberry. Five stamps, . new engine and boiler, and Whites roasting furnace will be added.
 The NcCrackin Company will build new mill upon large scale and improved pattern.
 The Peek mine is talked of as one of the great mines of the coast.
 Although the Silver King. of PiRal county, is yielding large quantities of rich ore, yet mining experts do not report fsyorsbly of i, They do not like the formation in which the mine runs. HARDY
 San Francisco, Feb. 9, lS15
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
LETTER FROM UPPER VERDE.
UPPER VERDE, A. T., Feb. 10, ls7;

UTTER VERDE, A T., Feb. l0, 1877
 Fps. MINER; As our settlement in this, the Upper Verde, has never been noticed or reported in the columns of the MINER we propose to write you for publication briei history of the progress which has been made within the short period since the same has been settled.
 The first settler here was Mr. David "A Strahan, who came in here abOut one year ago; and there are now seven Ranches which are all well watercd. The main and most important of the irrigating ditches is the old Government ditch, which is now be- ing extended and enlarged sufficiently to afford an abundant supply of water for all of the following ranches, J. O. Bris- tow's, D. A. Strahan's. W. C. Wingficld's, Vim. Cliffs. Barney Bros and J. W. Andcr- sons; the length of the ditch being seven miles.
 The next ditch of importance on tho op- posite side of the Verde from the old Gov ernmcnt ditch, is the one covering the Ranches of Lame, Clcm and Jones, which is also being enlarged and extended the en- tire length of which, when finished, will be six miles, Also covering the Ranches of Mr. Conway Bristow and Erastus Hawkins.
 The inhabitants are all good, kind and in telligent people.
 We have erected neat and comfortable adobe school house, a0x22 feet, in which there is now a school in progress, being taught by Mrs. Rubottom, recently from Kansas. We have divine service the second Sunday in each month, by the respectable Elder Groves.
 We, the writers of this feel proud of the progress and growing prospects of this lit tic settlement, and.think 1t one among the most beautiful and most fertile spots in Ar iLona.
 If required, we will give more minute and general description of the prospects of our growing settlemcntin in our next comm nicstion. Yours Respectfully.
 CONWAY, RRIsTow & GLEN.
 We shall be glad to receive communica- tions whenever convenient to send them.- ED. MINER.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
Latc., Prom Pima County.

A telegraphic dispatch from Lieut. Han nah, who today is scouting in the Southern part of the Territory, and in the immediate vicinity of where all Indian depredstions arc said to have been committed, reports nothing to confirm the news of the massacre of Mexicans, which was ielegraphed us yes toplay from Tucson.
 When the news reached us yesterday of the massacre of several Mexicans st the Saphori ranch, we thought the news some what mixed, and the moro we have thought the matter over the more have VIC become convinced that it is all myth. We had it reported to us, few days aimee that twenty men had been killed, when the real truth wa. that two Mericaus only, had been found dead in Tubac; by whom killed or whether killed at all, has never been stated.
 We're VIC to give creienee to the report of yesterday, and should the news be equally reliable, we should have one-fourih of man killed at the Saphori. It is eyidert that there is mistake somewhere, and ss the Pima County people are truth pcrsoni- fed, 1t is hard to say where lies the lie.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
TELEGRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE .uLvER.

wickenburg, Feb. E. Atkins smcltaf got choked up. They got out two bars of bullion. The works will star; up again In about 9 days, on silver ore and tailings-
 Havden's train k here, and unloading barley for tho Stage Company.
 Col. Pagu passed through here yesterday ra r0sie to Tucson, in The interest of the s. T.. R. R
 Chicken pox has been prevailing here, b'ii is fast ahtting.
 Farmers ara getting in large crops, while the ground k sofiened from recent rains. Theru are three. .,ascs of smallpox.
 Tucson, February i3. Last Wednesday the Apaches killed, at Sophoi ranch, Emilio Pino. Jose Bssuca- monisz, Conception Armenia, Jo-e NJ. thsfes and Juan I.iias. \ Pima County super visor buried the bodies on Thursday. one pcrson was wounded at Ganoa and another at Arisaca. same Indians stole fody-fiso mules and horsos In the same vicinity. The Legislature, previous to adJournhig- called upon ten, Tanning, the Feprcs'niA- tive of the southern Pacific Railroad, fof speech, to which the General responded, causing much laughter, Free taxation for six years has been granted go the Com any. Gen. flaming ieft for California on Monday. Heavy ralns here on Saturday night and
 Phsenlx, Feb l5. Pholnix l. filled ~ilh people, ali oi whom appear to be pleased wliiA the acts ot the late Legislature. There k some talk oi ball in honor of certain people and events. It may come on to-moFr0w evening. l would like to stay and zoe everything in order, but fear 1 cannot do so.
 sait River Valley is looking well sighi of is and Hs thousands of acres of growing grain ls good for eyes that have sirsSnsd of the ard plains and barren m0uniasns south Of hero.
 Some very rich lsdgcs of gold and i,ilyer ore have recently heen found near Pbenix. Considerable rain fell hare on Saturday, sunday and Monday, and consequently the roads are in a hnrTiile condition. CrolH are growing nicely and promise 10 be good.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
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Is ihe Dis',et Csass q s.s I. aaa fuf fiis CoBDis o Na., Eql1.
 Toe kerntr C..as3ii-i.sasS t.. axains. s-sta fi4ksf. Gasss t
 q sesd4nfs rnma- ns 4rs frrt Court sf ths Ftirf jss said County ana Tervlt@y Thc rsrFasary ef 6rs1oAa sx.s
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 Yoa are her~bs salumas>l < an acfi0n Ursags. { aeal 4si ys, 1 tiI. in ihs l3is t5rf Cart q iH and ls.f fhe Goaatg of A I... sona. sEd sn4aef inc eaarl.|. said Court. at Cersat is ss,&4 complaint Aeesm11Hies sA4s days cxcissire ek the lar zl < af,on ssa af ftsts sanfaoss' 4 = bat if sers esl osst uf f1e cuesi,, fhcn wif.f1 thlsfy dasss is.s And y-u are Asrray ss. "a < and answer slle cealrlaif [ > ... vii take iud ess<ni sznsas, g... land and rfssntase atz<fl1,.f < 4aoss.ss fof zlsshks3di, g she .as. ihs rents and FssRis sksrstf n, thef relief d ia fsls Cesat ,.zs 2 asd cnsis ane dlsesrsenmxss ss Given snder my hzfsd saa <
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
PGuL's DRY PROCESS.

Having perfected this process 4m How prepared is farnish sliis sf asy dessFed eApAty aad ssssrt my atabsy sFsrs my iaeEy up Rnd ofsn tD te yabdc rslefias. ssd bF ts practical tssta ei hs ner fts that caa nrfezse The yield tf goid nlss ssTk8eg eel haslssi~. saA eapper Fsiss fs 90 lq0 Ter aaa os sYrF ae Isuee larger DIT eentzgr than ty pan ana Igaunasisa aud a isss sntsass asy ksSsa svfhsf af vofkng quartz wel and from gold silrer Sifb the gl1 uhlcb is st than aii fas sHpsnss a EiiilAg ana msniBg sad ssesszs~4 Co prove al Esser Thsse rs ssIafeits casg8ess ssd psTsectoa ehsil.sss ss sk of the dAs sugf&ss-
 recently get uf especially Dor AFizoa rrusree linz n af esPac g oan Lar Eve Ter day which sfssy TazseaAu perfect y largest uils 1sas iii EEss S ;sansroftiis, soAp n eastBetiu, asd one sAnrAn srsEsss h They faii give suiiFs sAs isfAsloz ana 1nes sfrsiaerd isss ArizoaS will i've every Eainpg lesaiy-as tse safaer wi hts high srt hoges rezissd fof ranlliets expziniBg Sqoe-ss aaa further particulars. AAlrssss sF arFiy io
 ALMAKIN 3. PAIL Rssn ee Safe Deposit nai4ing sAa fnzBcises. Cal d@cfns3
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

CLUx Coop STEP DAD.-Some of tho Indians captured by Major Brayton on his recent scout have been taken three times and when intcrrogatcd as to the cause of their leaving the San Carlos reservation, an- swered thar their Daddy Cum was starving them and they were compelled to take to the mountains or remain on the reservation and die, that, Father than submit to starvs- ton for the benefit of their dads pocket. they left. They report the extravagant dis tribution of provisions as follows:
 For every grown Indian four quarts (measure made in Tucson) of flour for seven days, handful of green coffee for scveu In- dians for seven days and one eighth of Sonora beef for seven Indians for the same period. If the statement of these poor h. dians be true, we cannot blame them for go- ing to the mountains and rustling among the roots and grass seeds for sustenancc These four little Tucson cups of four with few grains of coffee, one eighth of So- nora beef that is so poor, that all you have to do to kill one is to push it over, consti- tutes the ration of seven large hungry h. dians week. This is enough to scare any tribe from their home, even the obedient 1 white man would not submit to this seu- | regulated system, still money is in this little | sheme, and something must be done, though the heavens fallr Let's have | another Colyer, Howard, Smith, or any good | praying saint sent out 10 investigate the inn position being practiced on the Indians and the people of Arizona by some of the cirH Jtts.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
CANr yERpk. April II. ls7;

Fps. MISER:-As there arc only two Jus tices, three Constables, six School Trustees and one Notary Public here, we would most respectfully suggest through the medium of your paper that Doc. Wilber and Ben Ba- ker be appointed School Trustees in addi- ton to those already qualified, as they seem to have the faculty of placing the set0o fund where it will do the most good.
 Respectfully, ACE KING.
 Those who understand what became of vcrde's last apportionment of public school money, will understand tho joke in the above-EDl
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
IEsb
Notlee of A.

Ffk afitp AND slLs0 i....sl.-a princspaI pis,., .]' Cal. i.seuiiun nf ua-as arai cennsy Ari1oas.
 Notice !. bsFssy given. f..> of Difsctozs. held os fhs s;E a scssmsnt, Ns. 2. oftsensr fx spou ihs calsiisl sfoek .f ,l, dlaieiy in Uuiled States s.35 tas 0a.es of ihp Cauians' r~.' street. Sac fElzrisco. Caltf->'' Aay stuck uPsu ah:ek ss. uapaid oh fAa isfA dsy ofF.s. qasEs. asd sdssrtisea e r'. uaifss ra yusenf ls made keia,- ! Inc iOih day af March. lsss sessmeai. iasstleE Wifh oas.. <. of sale.
 By order of sse Board afn<
 0.h oa.ee Room ! ga. f1s g..' ei@co. California.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
Miller. Road and the Capital of ari.oas.

An act authorizing the Board of Super visors of Yavspai County 10 purchase inc Iron Spring Wagon road and to provide for the payment of the same; authorizes and di- rects the Board of Supervisors ,o pay the owners ths cost of constructing said road not 10 exceed sls,0O0 and to issue County bonds for the same 10 bear interest at thc rate of eighteen per cent per annuT, the inte- rest and twenty rer cent of the principal to be paid annually. The Board of Superyis- ors arc authorized and directed to levy an annual tax sufficient to pay the interest and twenty per cent of tho principal on said bonds
 An act to permanently locate the Terri torisl seat of Government at Prescott, Yava- pai County, Arizona Tcrritors, provides that on and after the first Monday in May, 1871, the seat of Government shall be permanent ly located at Prescott.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
SUNSET CRossISe. Little Col, Feb.

SUNSET CROSSING, Little Col, Feb. !. 1essrs. JfrriOa 3 Bsaes--GeatLeaea:
 Will you be kind enough to inform me, through the columns of your paper or oth- Orwisc, why it is the MINER reaches me so irrcgularly. About one in three weeks reach. cs this office. Respectfully &c.,
 DANL. DAVIS. As you have s regularly established office and a reliable Postmaster at your place, and ss we mail your paper, weekly, in the Pres colt office. it is hard for us 10 answer your questions We will try and find out where the fault lies and, if possible, have the mat ter adjusted. d.-EDs. MINER
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

1}e learn from a private letter, recently 7s vcd, from San Francisco that NIT. Jake Nara as was liable to start, on any day, for pr. colt, with view of going into business. Jake has hosts of friends in Arizona who are saxi0us to sec him return and become one of us We are satisfied that MT. NJ. would have returGcd here some time since, with a stoci, of goods. had it not been for the diff C sl.;y experienced by those who had the su- iL1risN, in procuring q suitable location.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
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PRESCOTT Al Te ihe Aslaaiie and rseies f... Ia tiss H.aiies q Pr~-.saos.... Nay i0tk, ie7s is ne aaas .S. northWssf aEartrs os the sea. and seuth bali sf ssaftsasf - af sontaeast qasffsF ef "a .k- , Rass af 9siis szd Seis Risa - above tract e sitlliB the ia.ss snd r'aeihr Hai'rssd sksss ks p.aur Aa zafta'E s-ttisd ar..,,I has ossH approved sy .ba lissS sl0uof af fhe ffsasnsl Lad 1,-.. lAksa Eigkia sixfy days f,pa N.
 WILLIAM
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
Adn,iais.n.s

$aiirc Is hereby siysa. ,,zias O! the Probate Ceur efihf ~ rerritosy cf Asizoaa. nsE-ec IsT7, ia the aa ter ol the Gs.<Fi ceased. ths undersigned exsser ai p;ttiie auction, ts ilic A;sAsss parcel. and subject % eonfsmaiz on Saturday. March SJ. isi7 ~ of the Court House, tn tree I I apai, an tbe right, fi'is aad i.'zz infes;3rs af the ti,ne of hisalssi end iutaFesi fkst he sad e-izls 2 or otherwise, acquired q o.lef ;ls.' tsss sad estats, al the liDe q asi' lot. pirse. uF parcel ef lad s.asl Valley, la the asosesG:d Coas, ss sol-ows
 Tbe ssu;h baif os tts ssa soathrasF quarter oi the sesfAsH and tse nOs;.east qrssteT c E1st ticn fourteen. saWuskiil eieyeH A 6ilA and Sais River tsse sd us'
 Term. aa8 csinsiifioas uf seisiE day os sale deed at ghs exp ss.
 Exscn;or of Esa
 Prescott. A. T., February sa :
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

electors appointed Brr'ss and iesisse to i'll vacancies in she Coll
 Eyarts closed his aFgr nenl al ti minHies past eleven. The Comll s-ion took recess
 After recess the Commission fgsst msltti. when Justice Clifford announced that tiie Republican side had esnssmed all its time, and that two and hsIli hours remained for the other side Campbell then proceeded ta close for the Demociass.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

In the |. s. Senate January ;l, Mfr Cock rcll from the committee on claims, reported adversely on the petition and bill for the re- lief of Captain Samuel Adams, who claims to have been the original explorer of the Colorado river.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
LETTER FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Rainy Day-StOck Co te Drirss ilt0 Arisoae-- 7osto Basin Co. be Settiei Rsafoad Matters -.f Road Co Je Beik Co tse Needles s-R. R.. Co. Disappointed ia Mr BsR el hotar-- Sieamcrs oa he Col0Fado-R. R. Co. db0af Co Brg oui the Col Seaa AaVigati0a Co.--Ht- miag ia .iyi0Ro-Qaartl Mals for ths Ter ,ffofU
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Any one knowing the whereabouts of Jas X. Steele, a lawyer by profession, who when last heard from was leaving Tucson with q party of miners for Santa Fe, will do a kindness to his aged parents by writing to Knox Lee, Attorney at Law, Msno, Collin County, Texas.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

The Southern Pacific Railroad Company are negotiating the purchase of the Colorado Steam Navigation Company's line of steam CTS and if they make the purchase there will be no competing line from San Francis co to Arizona.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
DIED.

Iu saa frzpelsss yveasssy Fehrnary issh. ie1T. of aipAsrsa H~naee yaahFsss ef ibs late Onahass f aaa safy ]. fesisr, aged Nasa ssE years
 Al Oaks aaa wilisws faylpa eougtY Feb z. iSs4, es iyIa fever JessPh Crane IT.. aged ss yszE. months asd dsys-
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
Tickets,
Es.ray Notice.

Came te my ranch tme is Octshss one roan H4ss marked Ssh farce whie feet ~hife sffP 10 shs tses. snd rAia saddle iaarks No brands rsibis- Toe w uss !. rstsestsd Co pFnr~ t.i-Ety fay eharRes 3nd ale ti ASay J. WOtDbtiDsk-
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
Notiu

To r. H. SihisA. James nefit silver Star Ains. fas sqaix Lone Star. in waliapai xisi4 ty. A. T.
 N0n are hcfcbr notified Ep s.Se5y dIy. frsm iisEs .lz.r. N rruPofrioa Of the asss-snsz. Q. undersigned wili elai.n ssi s;. iuzsc. accggdinE tS fisr niiaitg 70 frbrragy 1. le5T.
 Ishi --hn
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
Notice to Owners of Bucks.

The undersigned having gocd facilities for PastuFing oucks will on and after the 18th dRy of February next at their Esage Lower Agua fris River receive aud pasture bucks at hfty cents pet head rer month.
 TAR8oCGH < SMITH. i. Prescott. January D is77. nI ,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
Disiries Jas-s of fhslk
N NoTft

To (. 1T. Ven. esnss ia als l.r.
 cation in Tszcr Mining D;.a4
 xoua
 Nou are hereby aotiiIed tazfff 90 dzys frCsni the date htreof ssll proportion of the exrers. ias re aszs co said ls-ie. tisriag sis fe. quirsd bs law. the enigrsiesa.f your interests insaiz lede. in zss laws noH in furce. r1z
 Prescott. A. T Deeezihsi
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

It is now settled fact that the Southern Pacific Railroad will cross the Colorado river fifteen miles above Fort Yuma.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
wAsHIaGTos's BIRTHDAY.
PRIVATE MASQUERADE
 AT THE- NEW SCHOOL HALL.

is,i,-toa. ma.. b. rs..ss,,a Inc door and nssks raassd
 fs- Ma.!s by shs E,sh'h ias.stry Band. Tickets, s3.oo surPs .nl bs served ia ,hs lower hsa. si sie9 Per eonps.
 oe~-sfi,s-cs... " nsses ". C. Ds*ss ,. L. Fsh. e. q H Carter and r isaxsrs.
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
ss- No good. sold privately.
or O, Collateral Loan & Money Broker,

wiil cash rrctaissosy notes cash time orders drawn naershans and other bnsnsss exchane gFeenbarks fur eheeks drawn on fhs United Treasurer San FfAncisco asd Nss fork also cheeks drawn ihe United states DeFx<ory sf Tucson. in pof ceedfng slDo each Gold coin exchanged for curreaey, and zsrrcHcy for eosa Parties soibg c. Cafcrna wOaa c well ts call and get eoin. Money loaoed good sndossed TaTer. sl~o, on DIAMONDS. WATCHES. sod al of toggefy. la taef. 1 do general SHAVING BrsfSESs.
 T. OTTO fehi3u One sssr noriA ss Kelly & sisrAsns-
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
Special Tern

fsrrsfery q xrkssah --,t .x. Pasi Weber Eaa-. D.<tnss Aas arAi in ths 'rhifd Jakiola, fi.. ihe inisrcsi ef fsitae ilnsiss ssz nf the Disirirt Cu1rf iie asif ks the triai or criminal eszess a,s 1 sai business gcneraliy. flag term of add Dsslsiet Icurf Ri eenuty, for the rzspos.s E1aa o'cisek, ou Friaey sas g.sl asrs < 1t is further ersierra gher es;. the f,rrgOing asasF ts h< pakzs twenty days preceding fks s.... weekly thereafter ssr o tas S8 Given under my h4nd iais k ary. Is77.
 Dis;ries Jai<s of fA1is TERRITORY oF AaIzuxA,
 Coanfy ef YavsTsi
 l. NiliiaHa Niikereen. ct=;i aad for the Couuiy of Yseasz soaa d. hereby certify ths In an order on hie in 8y sesoe. q are hereby notified ef fAe s.s said Court as aizsve stlrSrt. Witness iay hand. and iss n f.r. this iwsnss'-EiAlh isi $
 hundred sud scvus;y-s
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
No.ice so u

Notice is hereby given ey u traior of ;he estate 0f MnAs=' 2 creditors of and al psssars 11s ss:sl deceased. to exbihif tisrlr Y es. within ten mcnshs aiief sas tice, e. the said administraig. 2 County of YavaFai. and Tsfnisi
 Public ArEsialstFzier 4 z Dated at Prescott this 9lh cals fete -3w
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
FOR SALE CHEAP. 2 Span of Mules
 California Wagon.

new. el iron sse, bows sheets lead bars and feed box The property can be seen al the Gny Eagle Stab'e
 Apply to J. L. FISHER