davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Jim BrEdcn has SO far recovered from his recent Se'ere illness that he expects to be able to start [" Mohave county tomorrow where he will re- ngagc in assisting in the work of smelting OTIS at the MonteIuma smelling works.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Captain Bcresler, formerly Superintendent of the Sterling mill on Ha>sayampa. after an absence of several years has returned like Noah's dove to the ark and now pro- poses to end his days in Arizona be they many or few.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Wiley, of the Clipper SAW mill. be ecing an excellent mill operator. the value ot horse flesh. The horse owns Is a most noble animal. being rcd hy turf men ;o be one of the trofterS in the country.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

ay C. kcllcys assay office is quite a ' shop, In il can hot only be found
 m every mlnc oi note in Arizona. 'ecrio>iticS nf every description from ts- The Strdent of geology finds in ce quite an interesting labratory in ae can pursue his favonte invcsti.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

J- II. Lee has notice in to-day's issue of the MINER in reference to a good locality for sheep men to do their spring >hcaring. NIT Lee has < good place for the business. there being plenty of grass and water in the immediate vicinity of his ranch.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

MesSrN Anders& Rowe shipped "Wednesday Puiie large stock of goods, consisting of llVoo pounds of groceries. provisions and hqn"rs and five tons of flour 10 their new store al Alexandra.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

The siagc that lcti Wickcnhurg this morn. ing and due here tomorrow \. NJ. has the following passengers;
 Mr>. (. A. Tweed and daughter. John smith, Mary Massey and . children. W. r. Garrett and wife, J. \. Held, (. \. Moon. Hank Bledsoe
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Among the arrivals from Cal ifornia by stage this morning were Wm VI Lent. Col. D. II. Fogus and NIT. Williams. all mining men of great cxpcIicne whose pres encc in our camp i> an indication of the fact that the time has arrived. when capitalist, arc waking up to the importance of this section a, a base nf oppcratinns Col. Fogus is the original di'covcrcr, locator and manager of the famous Ida Elmore mine, in Owyhce County Idaho, and has perhaps had as wide and successful experience, in mining prop erty as any man on the coast, outside of those connected with locations on the Comstock. The party with Wm. Walsh and others will leave on horseback tomorrow morning for Peek and Bradshaw districts, where they 1ill give the mincs q thorough examination.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
LEGAL.
Delinquent Sale Notice.
FINAL COLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal place of business, San Francisco Cahforna.
 Location of works Walnut Grove Naiug District Ari. 
 NoTICE.-Thsrs are dslisqaepi upon the following described soeE, account of {Na ? leTied on the sixn day ef January lsT7 the several ssi opposite the Of the respective shsTehodsrs lnlir.Fs.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

The Trustees of Prescott Public School heve decided to postpone the reopening of the school until Monday March 26ih in order to give time for the fear Of Scarlet fever to entirely subside. ''
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

gSre the latest mining locations addcn. ]. Cole and James kelt- lcl' looc ia Turkey Creek min Poland, !. VI. Robert, and Will aBiddcn Trca-urc" lode in Hum Polanj. J. NJ. Roberts and Will
 .'TeN," lode in IIumhug district. Polaad, !. VI. Roberts and Will shiilow' lode in IIumbuc dis IS Burt"A, "Biach Mesa" lode in 1n sli~trict.
 F Flanagan, "Mincr's Delight" yer district.
 icil and II E. scoticid. Yankee veavcr district.
 sco'icil, 'Blach Hawk" iu rict.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Dick DcKuhn, anG another gentleman, are seriously contemplating the establish mcnt of an express and mail, to the Peek mine and Black Canyon. This issomething very much needed and will be paying in- stitution, so soon a- they get fairly started and it becomes known to miners and others, that an express wagon k running regularly between Prescott and the various mining camps. Parties living in the mountains east arc compelled c. come to Prescott for all mail and supplies, and so soon d. it becomes known that they can get all they require from our markets, through this new enter prise. We feel satisfied in stating that the cx- pres, wagon will goout with full loads. Thi, news will be received by all who live in the Black Canyon country, with pleasure.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Frederick X lIeenan shipped to-day quite a large lot of their own make of tin.N,rc |, Alexandra, for the store lately established by Anders & Rowe at that place
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
FRIDAY.

MT. Seed, informs us that stages will leave po>tivly every other day, after Monday next
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Con>'d rahle loud talking between two cihAenS on The streets yesterday was indulged ln' cndearing epithets being freely exchanged
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

% men left to-day for Tyson's Well. 10 oxn the Constancia mill, preparatory. . ling il ta Bradshaw.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Q thc >topPagc of the AziIan mill ,Ortr oi bullion amounting to $2+@l shippc'i thi~ week Toy the Peck mpany. Thc Company however, lr csing io make .nod for lost time. end "t thc wo'k. wg expect tu rc-
 respcCtablr shipment.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

were shown to-day, by Mr Master me very fine specimens from the vii" mine. in which he, NIT. Dan. snd others a'c interested.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
HkCkBEREG MILL BURNED.

Letters from Mineral Park, just as we % 10 press, bring the unwelcome news of th. burning of the Blackberry mill, on the 9th inst, with all its machinery This mill Was built about year ago, by Davis tS Ran dali, of Mineral Park, at a cost of $32.OpO. for an interest in the mine and mill The fire Is believed to have been the work of an inccndiarv,-probahly some one w-o had been discharged from the works.
 NIT. Ridcnour has just returned from San Francisco where he had purchased new and complete l0-stamp mill and roastcr, which will be put up with all possible speed on its arrival. And in the meantime the pans of the burnt mill. which are not cn- tircly ruined. will be put to work on some 900 tons of tailinsS, worth Sli2 per ton. which they have on hand Hon. A l.. Davis has gone to San Francisco
 BARLEY FOR >hLE-In quantities to suit purchasers. Inquire of Alex Harris. at his residence, West ol Prescott, directly across tho creek from I.ndSay's Garden. dtf.
 Just received al Grams Variety Store. a largr assortment of Fresh Gartlen Seeds.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

The late small pox scare has. at least. had the effect ot causing all the filth and rubbish from our streets and ward. to be removed The work still goes on, Bell < Price heap ing debris in pile>.and Bender hauling il a.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

J. W. Brooks who was indicted at the October term of the Grand Jury, for an as- Sault, with an attempt to mu der. and who had been admitted to bail pending hi, trial. was on Tucsdas handed over to the Sheriff and Is now lying in jail. His bond,mcn. Messrs. Samuel Miller and George W. Cur tis. havlng withdrawn from Lis hnnd
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

All those wishing Dentist work done will do well to call on Dr. Gardnier, at the office of Dr. Lincoln, Oihce Row.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

X Masonic pin of considerable value has been found and left al Kcarney's saloon. where the owner can recover il by giving 8 description
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

oficers comprising the court-martial yiy held a; Camp Verde, returned yes II having concluded their labors in :hat
 fdniy.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

the pleasure of meeting Dr.
 "a y0ung man who recently ar froin san Francisco, whcrctrom ghly recommended ny prominent as mining expert and a>,aycr. expects in 9 few days to make 'hout our different mining dis he view of asccrtaining their rc- its.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

one Mike brasier was arrested yesterday. anu brought before the Probate Judge to-. day' on the charge of being lunatic.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Tte sentinel" i> new silver ledge re- gently discovered, in Turkey Creek district. by Jno. Madden The lead is about two feet wide on the surface and prospects well in silver
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
pcal Intelligence.
TrESD

Wells. Jeff to-day for Date Creek, rct eai,te ih that ncighboIhood.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

ds thr"ughou; every portion of ey. present marked contrast to
 tlon a year ago. At that time Aaruly paS>ahlc. but noa they are -m. which l. God send to the , st thi> time ni the year are busy 5f,s, machinery and goods.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Robert nougherty from Black Canyon came to town yesterday and brought with him samples fl ore from his Ba in Lead % in Black Canyon district which he k having worked at the Aztlan mill. MT. D. reports very fayorably on the mine, in that section and 10 use his own words, there is more rich ore in Black Canyon than any other part of Arizona and De has seen t all.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

n an"un; ot freight brought into 8 aring the last T. months. for the ieJcbSni>. a--TC -ltcs 30 little over
 hall millions ct pounds. which !. C no small amcuut. The above
 aclndc flour. corn or other pro in the Territory. hut applic> Co
 e Drought in from California.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Mir Marcutt, of Smith & Narcutt Lynx Creek, leaves this afternoon for san Francisco. to procure medical treatment for. we believe, the liver complaint. Mir Mar cult was compelled. about year since, to visit California and the east. on account of this same complaint, and after an absence of several months. returned apparently cured, but time and the high altitude has brought a return of the disease
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

We are informed by Dr. Thicle that Miss Ida Burnet. has entirely recovered from scarlatina, and Is now as well and bright as ever
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
IF kSDAY.

We are under many obligations 10 Hon. Hiram =. stephens for public documents.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Parties arriving from San Francisco, state that the Arizona fever is on the increase.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
WEDNESDAY,.

gents for Cnus ty taxes should not
 n De order of paving their taxes once " for the diy of judgment
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
BORN.

Sursay March ,rh. 4s Chino Valley to the wife of Ssuil C. Rr,s a
 h Prescott, March I1 Co the wife of Mir Daniel Iia,z daughter.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
Notice tO Creditors.

Having closed my business in Prescott be better able Co "ut my Mining Enterprise, all persons n. de htsd Co v requested io settle their with
 before the 10th of March. An bills and accounts unpaid That timc viii h- Tacsd in the hands of my ferncy' C. A LUKE.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

iy meeting of ;he NJ. r. Church U commcrce saturday 8; eleven N.. ani held over until Sunday All arc invi,cl io attend.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

can lsua>t Ui, ilrce gs.,d SAW mills
 con'iantly turning out large yf eNc!lcnt lumber. still the de- sch tlsat no very large >urplu, ac- I at ihc mill wards and i, sold all Lem S;Ia ;n SJo her thousand.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
Fast Freight Line.

shali arrive ai Prescott tho Sh instant and will leave the lith ior he terminus oi the riiraai Fo passage or iast freight. apply tn JAMES BONES. will due cuaCh with ,X ntrscs from Prescott ia the terminus ui the rairoad
 PRICES. Fas' freight from terminus o Prescott ger pound 10
 A, B DE CREYECOIUR. EhreHberg A. T, Marek sI7. mh6,dtd
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

CnrtiS has doncan eACcllcn, thing [ of grading Mccormick street. # shadc trees. and making general snts Mr Curtis k live man and Ing somethin. deserving of credit.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

aAL NOTICES n ;ss reaI,ns cohsp.Bs sciH yea 1t Rae rate of THRIFT CENTS per !sas ssseTtsoH, and ;icesty cents e lils for sdch seaf 'Hse'rioa.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
Application for Patent

To rW SECOND NORTH EXTENSION ox THE WAR EACLE MINE
 U <. LAND orIcE. PRESCOTT <. T..
 E-t al f.-
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Just received al Grams Variety Store. larg. assnrtmcnt of Fr.sh 0,arllen Seeds
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

ianla2m
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-31
LATEST LOCAL.

CONCERT Of Cincinnati, Orchestra at
Weilerrs Pavilion tomorrow Friday
evening. Good music and good time.
TAKE the little folks to see "Jack the
Giant Killer" at the Grand opera
house. Two performances daily, after
noon and night.
JOHN MAXWELL, an expressman, Will
have hearing this afternoon for cruelty
driving lame horse.. The 5. T. Z. A.
made The arrest.
HERMAN EFFING, the policeman Of
the Bremen-street District, who, some
TIME ago, was struck in the eye with a
piece of bottle, is out to-day for the
first time. Efiiug will not lose his eye.
sight.
THE CLOTHING REVIEW is a new pub
licauun, The first number OF which Is
just issued by Jas. Wilde, Jr., & Co..
the Fourtn-street clothiers. 1t ls de.
voted to the clothing trade and distrib
uted gratuitously.
To ACCOMMODATE parties living in the
country VINO desii 9 to attend church II
Cincinnati, the Marietta 8 Cincinna Il
Rlilroad will, on Sunday, June 8, ant
every Sunday thereafter, run a church
train, leaving Loveiand at S:4O A. Al
and arriving at Cincinnati at 1O:O3 A. M
Returning This train Will leave Clnclh
natl at $50 Z. NJ, and arrive at Love
land at 1903 T.. NJ, stopping at all sta
| tions eacu way,
HATTIE GREEN, who lives at 81 McFar
land street, ran away from home few
days ago to take up lodging IN hous
of ill-repute. She took with her a com
panion namGd Ella Carrote. Hattie Wa
found yesterday and locked up on lh'
charge OF incorrigibllity. The case il
the Police Court, this morning, wa
continued until tomorrow. The othe
glrl has not yet been found.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-31
Fire in Baltimore.
Al
nal Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BALTIMORE, May 81.-Browne BROTH
ers' wholesale drug store, on Sharp
street, caught fire at 10:45 this morning,
and will probably be completely de-
stroyed with stock of goods. This is the
third time within about three years that
this same store has been burned out. 1t
was only recently rebuilt. They were
among the largest dealers in drugs in
the city.
BALTIMORE. May 31-2 P. M.-Wm. Ii.
Brown u Bros large drug-stor is con-.
pletely destroyed, with the exception OF
the back building. The loss will be
about 100000. Insured tor $73 900 on
stock, and $4,000 on building. Agents
who placed the insurance refuse to tell
what companies hold the insurance.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-31
Board oil Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present, and President
Bell in the chair
The Supervisor was directed to place
a wooden crossing on the walk at the
northwest corner of Fifth street and
Central avenue.
The Engineer Of the Water-wo rks was
instructed to prepare places for addi.
tional pumping power at the Hunt-street
Pumping-wOrks, and for an additional
tank at Mt. Auburn.
The Superintendent of the Water
works was instructed to extend the ten
inch main on Ludlow avenue from its
present term nus to Brooklyn avenue.
A bill of Frank Pentland for $19I 40 fol-
trees and shrubs tor parks was oruered
paid.
The Engineers payroll. amounting to
81, 1857 81, was presented and ordered paid
also the payroll OF the WateI-works,
amounting to ~, 241 80.
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-31

The Peruvian monitor HuasZer was
seized by Lieutenant and few men,
who proclaimed u revolution in behalf
OF PierOla. The vessel has since been
declared pirate, and formidable force
is in search OF her. . . l..
The runaway steamer Georgia was
towed in Callao by the Wilmington on
the 11th inst. Earthquakes and tidal
waves have been doing damage on the
coast at Callao. On the night Of the 9Th
lust. an unusual agitation of the sea was
noticed, the water rose and continued
10 rise until the town was flooded in
many parts. A great panic seized the
inhabitants, and thousands fed into the
wetted and the Darsna wharf suffered
damages estimated at 81, 100000. jeH
Chlli-rhe reported nitrate deposits
lately found near Reminendos, in Chilli,
turn out 10 be real. The yield is from
fifty TO sixty per cent. This discovery
is important, as likely to counter
act the Peruvian nitrate mo-
nopoly. Five heavy copper lodes
have been found e. a yield Of 20 to 25
per cent: Parafe s. Co.'s new process
for ex racing gold is said to be WoLder-
fully successful. According to the
Cnilian caicu alton the Sierra, Gooda
and Navis will by this process give an
annual return of 500 300, 900 to its owner.
The American steamer Georgia fl0ated
from her stranded position in Magellan
Straits, and ran away to escape a law
suit, carrying with her the ChIlian OH.
Ger who was in charge. The British
bark Inchmoan, at San Antonio with a
full cargo of copper and wheat, was
blown ashore and wrecked April IA. The
cargo was valued at $3.50, 900 The crew
was saved. A powder mill exploded on
the 9Th of April, destroying several
lives.
Central America-The states are all al
peace for the present.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-31
FRESHEST FROM ABROAD.
National Associated Press to the Star.
THE GREEKS WANT WAR,

THE GREEKS WANT WAR.
LONDON, May 3i.-A dispatch from
Athens, Greece, says that the delegates
from the Greek provinces Of Turkey
held u meeting in Athens last night in
favor of war. The Committee on Ma
i,nal Defense has been called on to dis
tribute arms in these provinces.
TO BE CoURT-N1ARTIALED.
LONDON, May 31.-A dispatch from
Vienna says that Mukthar Pasha, the
Turkish Commander in Asia Minor, has
been dismissed from his command for
misrepresenting facts in regard to his
Command. He will be cour: -martialed.
GENERAL GRANT IN LONDON.
= LONDON, Ma, 3l.-General GIANT and
party VIII arrive at the Midland Rail.
way Station about 5 O'clock this after.
States Minister PierrepOnt and other
Americans.
DEATH CT MR.. MOTLEY.
LONDON, May 3l-J. Luturop Motley,
the American historian, died yesterday.
of paralysis, at Kingston, Russell
House, olsetshire, the residence of his
son-in-law, MIR. ,Algernon Sheridan.
BISMARCK MEANS PEACE. -
LONDON, May 31.-A dispatch from
BeIl.n states that Prince Bismarck is
endeavoring to mediate tor peace be-
tween Russia and Turkey, and tits said
that the Porte is inclined to accept pro-
posals for cessation Of hostilitles.
GEN. GRANT IN ENGLAND.
NEW YORK, May 81 Tue Herald spe.
ciai London cable says thut General
Grant, his wife aud others Yesterday
proceeded to Manchester, where the Ex-
President was received by the Mayor,
Aldermen and an enthusiastic crowd of
citiz ms. The General visited several
factories, the Newtown Ass zes Court,
and Royal Exchange at the Newtown
Hall. He was received by the Dean OF
Manchester, Mr.. Birley, NJ. p, Jacob
Bright, aud the Mayors OF Tdllord and
Wegan. The address Of the Mayor and
Corporation. OF Manchester was pre-
ssnted in the Drawing Room. The
Mayors speech was quite lengthy. Sir
Joseph Heron then read long cougrat-
ulatory address, to which the General
replied in few remarks of thanks Tor
me reception. Luncheon was next
erved in the large Banquet Hal.
A number oil toasts were given and
,ral paid visit to the Theater r ,yal
and also to the Princess Theater. He
will 70 to London this afternoon, STOP
ping en- route at Bedford, where he will
be presented with an address. A long
programme of entertain ments has been
arranged Tor the distinguished visitor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-31
South America.

Correspondence Nation ii Press Association.
PANAMA, May 81.
Colombia-The Colombian Congress
was expected to close its session on the
10th inst, but an adjournment has not
been announced here. The civil war be-
ing virtually over, a reduction is being
made in the armed forces. An impulse
,s being given TO the production of cof.
fee in the Department OF CHR.
iqui, in this State, and the pros.
pect 10 promising. A gold and copper
mining lever is prevalent. The gold
mines at Cuva have been taken in Ia nd
by Norman Rude and an American com.
pany OF means. The result is expected
to be highly remunerative.
Peru-Ou the evening Of the Q II inst.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-31
SWEDENB BORGIAN.
Meeting of the Association This
Morning.

~
The tenth annual meeting of the Amer
lean New Church Sunday-school AssC-
citation OF the Swedenborg Church met
at 10 o'clock this morning in the Temple
of the Cincinnati Society, corner OF
Fourth and ohm streets, with President
w. n. Hobart in the chair, and abou
one hundred members present.
Rev. j. Reed led in prayer, after which
Rev. G. +. Stearns was chosen Secretary
pro TEN. Rev. Messrs. E. Z. Mitchell
and j. Goddard were appointed as a
Committee on Membership. Rev. j. G.
Ager read u report OF the Committee on
Sunday school Libraries; also, by re-
quest OF the President, the report OF the
Committee for last year was read. The
reports and the subject Of libraries
were discussed by Revs. Ager, Wor.
ester, Seward and Mr.. Thompson.
On motion Of Rev. Mr. Seward it was
voted that the chairman of the
committee on libraries be re-
quesle 10 publish from time to lime, in
the New Jerusalem Messenger such in
formation concerning library books and
other matters pertaining 10 this subject,
as in their judgment Will be OF use to
librarians and Sunday.schools gener.
ally. The President then read tue re-
port OF the Committee on Uniform Les.
sons, the subject being discussed by
Reyerends Seward, Ager, Hubbard and
Hinkley.
A pastor of Brooklyn, N, Y.was OF the
opinion that the way to improve the
Sunday schools is to improve the teac :
ers themselves. II eacn teacher teaches
a different topic it Will be difficult to
reach good result. 1 have urged the
teachers OF infant classes in Brooklyn
to simply take the lesson, get hold Of
the story in 1t, and present it III her Hn
language and such that the children can
understand. Some of them have met
with good deal of success. 1t is very
effectual and do not see why it can not
be done with uniiolm lesson. We
need constant instruction of the teach
ers, and the hearty cooperation Of the
parenls themselves, who should be urg ID
to see that the children have a lesson 10
study.
At noon to-.ay an interesting meet
ing OF the Sunday-schools was held.
Brief addresses will be delivered this
evening. The programme Of the bal
ance OF the week is as follows:
Friday at noon, annual addresses by
the President, Rev. Chauncey Gies, ol
New York. Saturday at noon, sermon
by Rev. W. ID. Day, OF Baltimore. Even
lug addresses by Rev. Frank Sewall, OF
UrbanL; Rev. Jas. Reed, of Boston;
Rev. joan Worcester, OF Newtonville.
sunday morning, sermon NY Rev. j. t.
Hubbard, OF Chicago. Evening sarmon
ny Rev. Z. Giles, OF New Yvrk. Monuay
noon, address by Rev. Edward I.
Mitchell. -- -.-