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Meeting of the Democratic Nom
mating Convention.

The Convention convened at o'clock
pl M, on the 2Sth inst. The following
Democrats responded for the several
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PURE WHITE LEAD,
of B. Fahuestock's brand, which is so Just.
" ly celebrated for its purity, whiteness
aud durability. is just received by 1T. JUD.
KINs. and will be sold at the lowest CASE
PRICES. M
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vae, PAINTS, oa
OF all colors, and in every form, at J. 7
" JUDKINS' Drug Store.
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PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES.
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,
Late Physician to St. Georges and St. BarthoIo-
news Hospitals, London, Curator TO -
St Elizsbeth's, etc. 5Hz a5l

Affer years of the most Iabortoms re-
search aud sNUestigdtion, aud after the
practical application in treatment to fhos-
sands of patients, Geo, Chandler, a. NJ,
MD, no,c presents to the Anerican pub
lie the fotf0tring remedies, Ids sole dis-
couery and property, the efficacy of schtck
IS atfested iIs the rotufnin0as qNdntitY Of
testimonials, the unsolicited offerings of
suffering aud discouraged patients, rto
hGve not only received relief aud benefit
from their continued Wse, bat hare been
radically cured of ailments aud chronio
complaints, tcktch haze been adjssdged bY
the most eminent physicians as hoPeless.
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JUNE
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

RAsT-Leaves Clarington on Tuesday and
Woodsfeld on Wednesday of each week.
WEsr-Leaves Woods6eld on Wednesday
and Saturday of each week.
SourH--Leaves Woodsfeld on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week.
NoRrH-Daily mail each way from Woods
field TO GAINESVILLE.
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO Els.

E For al kinds of Dress Goods 60
0 MORRIS & ARMSTRONGS.
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Drug STORES.

PURE WINES AND LIODORS
T,or Medicinal Purposes, may always be found
u at J. T. JUDKINS'.
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Pr HYSICI4NS PRESCRIPTIONS
CAREFULLY PRErARED at all hours of the day
aud night J. T. JUBKINs.
sspof' aahagG
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rF Fans, Sun Umbrellas at all prices
and styles to he had at
MORRIS g. ARMSTRONG'S.
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E Garden Seeds at JUDKINS'.
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Summit townships report has no,
been received,
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Democratic County Central Conn
,s;o ., mittee. t-a

The following Democrats form the
County Central Committee for the en-.
et,inu voar.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

On and after May 18th, 1877, trains vii
leave GAINESVILLE rs follows:
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| w F. WIRE and T. O. LITTLE were
nominated for President. The ballot
resulted in tie, when JAS. A. WATSON
was nominated and elected. AUGUST
MEYER was elected Secretary and W. H.
RUrrER, Assistant Secretary.
The townships were called for the re.
turns, and after being canvassed The fol-
lowing candidates were declared to be
the nominees:
HENRY MAuRY, Representative.
JOHN GAToHEIL, Treasurer.
WILLIAM WEDDLE, Auditor.
WILLIAM READ, Sheriff.
JOHN P. SPRIaGs, Pros. Attorney.
JACOB AFFoLTER, ST., Commissioner
JAMES MYERS, Recorder
HENRY SMITH, Infrmary Director.
JOHN E. MIRACLE, Surveyor.
JOHN MUHLEMAN, Coroner.
Mr.. A. MEYER, of Benton, offered the
following which was adopted:
Resolued, That each township shall be
represented in the Committee by vo-
ter of the Township called.
Mr.. W. F. WIRE, of Bethel, offered
the following:
Resolved. That the Democracy of the
several township, through their repre-.
sentatives, pledge the party to support
the ticket this day declared nominated !;
and that they will work to increase the
Democratic majority in this county at
the October election.
Adopted.
After little speech making concern
ing the time of holding the next Con-
vention, on motion the meeting adjourn
ed.
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HThe following exhibits the mum.
Der of pounds of wool sborn in this
county in the year 1876:
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wIf you want dish of first. class
Ice Cream call at REINHERR'S.
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From the GAINESVILLE Enterprise, 31st ult.
ClaringtOn.
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Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Rice,
HOminy, Syrups, Spices, a.
CANNED FRUITS, &C ,as &C..

Which they will sell for Cash or a approved
Country Produce, as low as they can be
bought in the county. decl9,'76Y.
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j. T. JUDKINS. Sole Agent, u oedshsid
Monroe county, Ohio. janl6,'fIY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
Money Lost.

Last evening when the wind was bowling through the streets "as if 'twad blawn its last, and tho world was shroudcd in pitcl,y darkness, Supervisor Joseph Cook, of Will Hanson Valley, with the proud conscious ness of man who has money stepped briskly over from the direction of Bashford's store with the intention of paying Tom Whitehead a dollar and a half for grub.
 When in front of Joe Cranes he raised his hand, crooked his index finger and was about to fish the grccnbacks out of his vest pocket when a violent gust of wind struck him. hurled the circulating medium to the clouds and left him for a time, in a state of hcwildcuacut. but he soon recovered and found that old Nudge Kccwiss, iold "Kah- ibanoka" ur some other of the Wind Gods had robbed him ot the sum of S4S.25. A lantern was procured and search instituted but the monster only chuckled at their fee ble efforts at pursuit as he howled and roared oR the adjacent mountains.
 This morning eight dollars and twenty five cents were picked up in the street but a twenty and two tens are still missing. Cook has been advised Co telegraph to Camp Verde Co have it stopped, should it come carccring past that post and thousand other suggcs- tions are being made, but thus far all to no purpose. He says he must have the money, cant very we'll do without ii, and thinks some of offering $S0 reward for the recovery of the $40.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF PRESCOTT PRE- ciuct County of NayaTa Territory ef ArEuua. befarr C Cate Justice of tse Iescr Charles V. Beach paintn VI. the plual Geld and Silver Niuaz Comfauy. corp,rf vrgau'E~1 under he laws oi tlr State oi California and doing business ln lavaIal coury, Au- kona defendant.
 Actoa brought in the Justices court cf Fressut Ire. cluci 10 and fr hs C1uuiy of Na,aGa TsUiey of Ar izoun
 fhs Tsrtitor8 oC rs1rr ssfs Grf,tfaH f1 fss fi11t Geld tHd Si,r,r H,aHT temTaav. @ srIfrfaitfs or. eduis.i aaier is iars gf ttf Nie af 'aiter7it cad doing bsftHss larofat fgtHfy. Artsaea IeTrt7r5- You are hereby summoned to arlFaF l;afr iuF a m B oricc u the town uf Prescott Precinct ei ? escvtt iH the County of NavApai IertI',rg I Ar.-"ra on thr 5ih day of October A. D. l~fi at iu ucDrA \. N. (" ansW CT the complaint of thc above named IiHh, for the sun nf two hundred and thrty three dollars due for advertising done ut your siccl. 'anH~ aFd t'ln'si "r n default thereof inispeut u tr tstsu against Nou for tbc ssl sum- together uth css Hu tratss la c'-e YOU fail sn stpear and auswtF To ta~ ehrud ur any Cons,abs of he sst county gfeot1g Make legal sef' ' ice ant due return fhsrett
 Gi,en under n4y Aa4d ,he afh day oi July. l-77.
 S r. CATE.
 J1.'ics of ,he Peace .5f sad Pfscinst Prescott July = l-.s. A0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02


 |. S LAND OFFICE, PWrscorr. AT,
 Sept 2lst ls77. Notice is hereby given that J. N Rodeaburv X Co b,, their duly authorized agent, Jul N Rodenbarg vbosr post office address is Prescott, A T. has this day ss5 his application for pateut Tor one thousand ii OO01 linear feet of the Second No-th Extention on m. Crx Eagle Mine vein bearing gold with surfare syr5,d two hundred 200) feet in width situate lying and hsi, in the Tiger Mining District County of Yavarai an5 Territory of Arizona. and known and desiRnaie by ,b hed notes and official rlat file in this olc as ,, NumbeE ioriy-seven (i7) in unsurveyed lands
 he exterior boundaries of said Lot No q beins, nj. io'oNs to-NH Naiatlon i4. VJ east, commenoiug at center ot ledg. on south boundary oi claim thence o ~ F. along boundary of claim 100 feet 10 < F corns- oi claim and monument No. l. from which Rad Cst rec InS da, bazed and marked ''G F " hsar. .sN 3F F, distant 9 n White Oak Tree ls ins Ja LIs, and marked "G. F." bears < 7lo 2J F dist 65 r @ P1oe Tree 70 ins diA blazed and marked "G E. hem S v W dist 19 C. thence 3io S1 F. aang r h,,s,- 0 claim 1000 feet to T. corner of claim and p,,, No S From which boulder $ l. slope of Nil WaSson io feet high feet IoEg feet wide aarked on center f lace with X, by ns bears 5ll 3lf W dis,an, l5 n W hile Oak Tree ns dia blazed and marked s.C r. bears eS' | F, dist. 6s fi thence X 7s5 s7, w aiong boundary o claim 2O) feet to W corner ng cam and monument No 3, from which the bouls ey . iAbiishing the location of monument No bear N3s5 IT. u1s'' 70 ~ thence 2i' J7' W, along " bouuaar,, N e 4,Oy T 10 corner Of claim aud monument W" rom which Juniper Tree, iHs dia hazeJ n,t marked C. E. bears 4 " dist 5l fl thence % t .- E along boundary of claim, 100 n to center of 1t' a p'ace oi beginning containing four il.loO (i .IO01 This claim is bounded an ;he south bv inc F-s, N. hNens'tn oa the Gray Eagle Lode The location S ,j 'he N duly rteoTded n the Recorders Office of avi ~ 1'vs1'y. y ahtona Territory, in Book B 2 of Mines "' QUO Sii ut the Records of said County
 Any and all persons claiming adversely opv nor,;o, n, s@m second North Extension the Grey Fegls mine r I.I ground as herenbeore described are re- gufed to He their adverse claim with the Resi,, s . states Land Otce Rt Prescott in the Territory Inf Itoaa' during 'le sixty days period oi publicayon heIso oF tAey will be barred by virtue of in. proyi oi the Statute o f'"'isons  ..,,,, WILLIAM \. KELLY. Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

ADMITTED-A man by the name of Grimm, hailing from Antelope, made ap- plication to the proper authorities, yester- day. for admission into the hospital provi- ded for the indigeut sick of the County, and as his case seemed To be a fair one and demanded consideration, he was admitted. Complaint of the most bitter character comes to us from the farmers and others who are taxed 10 keep a number of large over grown men in our County Hospital, asking Us 10 show up what they consider an outrage on the hard working community. Men are seen basking around the shades of the hospital. eating, sleeping, etc, at the ex- pense of the county, who ought to have pride euough to keep them out of the poor house. More anon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
Notice of AsSessment,

TIP-TOPSILVER MINING COMPANY Location of principal place of business, san Francisco, California; location of works, Humbug district, Yavapai county, Arizona Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors of said Company held at their office No. i09 California street, san Francisco California, on the lst day of October. 1877, an assessment of thirty l30l cents Ter share was levied upon the capital stock of the cor poration payable immediately to the Secre- tary at tho office of the Company. No 4N0 California street, San Francisco. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on SATURDAY the Third day of No vember, 1877, will be delinquent and adver- tised for sale at public auction and, unless payment is made before, will be sold on tho ist day of December 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of advertisement and expenses of sale.
 D. Y. NERDENAI. Secretary.
 Onice-iG9 California street san Francisco.
 Prescott, october 3, 1871. wit
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
summons.
sepIidO

IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL District, Territory of Arlzo1a- County ei NayaTsl- M BAcCA S JosE BACCA pagtncr, tn lu-aes, uu3ef tbe
 fun nam. of M. uaccA t..
 
 YF0REo C. AGyRRIE AND CLOEiA Act EEIE. his vile Action brought in ihe District Cuaf; yt 'hs Third Ju dcia, District In and fr Ee County oi Na,aTa ia ihe Territory of AriEpla-
 The T,rritorg of Arisoat sruds crs ling Co lg,Hio C. Aybrrts and Gloria AgarTtr. hts Hrg..
 You are hereby summoned and reqp,rsl 'l appear 10 ar action brought against you hy the ahoy@naei Ttu t.r. n the District Court of tae TLjrd Jna.ia Dsfrc in aud far h. Conuty oi Nayapa u the Territory v Ar Eona and answer the complaint lied with te Clerk oi th. Court Prescott iu si County. within twenty da,. teNclu-iVc o tle day uf sfr,rr ai-t tlr service urnr y,u of hi. E served u th's CHuaty bat ii of The county and within th' dsg then within thirty day. in all uitrr cases forty aays And v5u ore hereby n,ti-,i that C you ial srpfn- and answer the complaint above required the pain E will take Id gnru' by default gaIu-t y8 ir tar y eight hundred and eighty doIar-. vf steus' nt tae rate per p.- annuw saln tle -ii day af De- ccmAyr 1875. except ou- hundred dollars lal October 2lth s76 and c0sts and disbursements u tAs h-hHl pended
 Gwen under my hand aul tLe seal of ae sai d.,-
 rici Court a Prescott rhi, ih day of Sen -b.r i-s5 IL. S) WILLIAM WiLkEEsOS, Clerk.
 By JOuN LLulu Deputy
 JuUN HOWARD Attorney fu- PiA.at'fs.
 Prescott, september lab. tr!l Lto
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Rev. Father Murphy, being somewhat indisposed yesterday, was unable to preach and merely went through the ceremonies of mass. The Reverend gentleman announced that he would preach on Sunday next. health permitting, in Lukc's Hall, at 9 "A. N- and that at r. NJ. of the same day, would hold meeting for the purpose ot taking action for the raising of funds which win enable him to build an ediiice to be conse- crated to the Catholic faith. All who feel friendly to the establishment ot a church of this nature in our village are invited to at tend. Mass will also be celebrated at 9 A. NJ, on Thursday next, that being the first of November and All Saints Day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
UI.llliOnS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL
 District Territory uf Arizona, County of Navapai. NJ. BACCA ANu J0>E BACcA partners s business under
 the firm uane of N. Bacc. < C.,
 rsrsrs IPORRIO C. ACvRBIE and GLORIA AUURBE his wife Action brought in the District Court of the Third Ju dical District 7 and for the County of Yayapa in the Territory of Arizona
 Ths Territory gf r-oHg ssHis grsciag o Tgorri0 C. AgUrric aud Cioird Ayrrrie, las ici(e.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear iu action brought against you by the above named plain iT in the District Cou of The Third Judical District and fur tho County of Nsvapsi the Territory Ar iz1na and answer tnc complaint He'd with the Jerk of this Court a Prescott in sad Court within twenty ay, eHcusve oi the day ut ssgyicel HreT he service upon you of his summons f served in bis county: bus fl served out of the County and within this district then within thirty days in all ot er eases forty days. s-Aud you hereby notified that f you fa Co appear and answer the complaint above required the plain tI, will take judgment hy default against you for Enc of five huudred and hy ls55o) dollars and iute,s, from the Elrd day of December s75 and costs and dis. bursemenfs in this behalf Tended
 Given under my hand and the Seal of the said District
 Court, ai Prescott this sth day Of September A. D. ls77.
 U. S. WILLIAM WILKINSON Clerk.
 By JOIN LLOYD Deputy.
 JuHN HOWARD Attorrcv for Plaintiffs
 Prescott, September li, ls77 dG0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
Sherif7s sale.
f.. LIVINGSTON A Co FrrrEE
 C. A. LUXE.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 COgNn OF YANAPAE.


 l.. LIVINGSTON & Co.,
 
 C. A. LUXE
 By virtue of au execution issuei ou; of thc District Court o the ri Judicial District u and for the County of Iavapai Territory sf Arizona duly ou ths 2-th day cf July, le77 and Co directed by which am cuHGaude Ca make out oi hc personal property Of said defendant and if sufficient personal pToperiy cannot he found thCn cut Ut bis reel property The sum 0f Eve thousand and eighty eight 75-l00 dollars Cs5 0S 55 10 gold com oi tho United states udsmsut and aes auourtug huudred and iorty.,even aud 6l. I0U slf3J and costs taxed amounting Co fheen and Jp.IeC do lars fo. ether with GCCrueinE costs.
 have levied GIu and taken all the fight tile and ip which ihe said defendant had on Inc i3,h day I Juy ls'si of u aud Co The following described property Co wit:
 One stamp quartz mill complete situated in Yava. raj county, A T., commonly known Luke's mill Con ssrg of baildings and machinery such as boiler and engine. len stamp ha'isry pans settlers water tank ec ctc returt furnace aud building enclosing The sane together with all ibe right it and interest of The said defendant "i n and 70 he mill site lands on which said machinery s erected n any wise appur.aning ih ereo. Also lots Nos sixteen (i6l eighteen tS) and twenty co., ia tlock No four () and improvements there also lot number three 60 in block number thirteen and seventeen tl5 in block nmmber thirteen tIO nad improvements thereon all of said lois and improve. ments situated in the town of Prescott Arizona Ter ritory. Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 18th Day of September Between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M and 5 o'clock P NJ, the Court House door in the town of Prescott will sell the above described property at public auction io the highest bidder uoh thereof for cash as may be necessary to satisfy said execution and all costs
 ED. r. BOWERS. Sheriff Prescott A. T August si, ls77. w;d
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
Assessment Notice.

To Charles Ksyes V. Pettlbone. l.. hStef anu s,e'l ft,.,r ovnrf. is tAe Tagaft lode Haaabug AiHiAs District. Yayafal Coanty, Ar.zona ierrli"r1
 You are hereby notified that f yoa do hoi sll+- itIi Is,, flaw. ffn the date cd this notice And iaa t Prank sehniis and Jshu N Dcruu. yoaf lf'i-ii'", of ths assss.nsai required by law. ias i ciail EiFf.fuTs d yvuf interest in siid nhe ~ ~ sccotdlng io ,hc mining isws oi the district ,,,,
 PRANK SCHULTZ
 JOHN M DERNiN. Prescott August "a IsTl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

ACCIDENTAL DEATH. - Hon. James r. Bull. of Mineral Park, writes 10 Hon. C.. Hathaway, of Prescott that man by the name of Aaron Williams. of Walla Walla, W. T., while at Union Pass, sleeping in camp with Tom Miller. of Prescott. saw a coyote in the night, and in attempting to rct his pistol 10 shoot it, the pistol acci- dentallY went off and killed him. An in quest was held on the body of Williams at Mineral Park. and it was asccrtained that he was the youngest of l. children. These are all the facts @ far as known. Tom Miller is on his way home.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
Notice.

roJ J. Johuson cocwusr with 'hs aadef,sas' .n L is
 rsr,aln muiug location or 'lam oa 'hs po} y,sr,
 .-,,f,ar. .f Arizona and ocaied oa ihe lih vi 'e'
 uary len Al. - A, ., .,,,.,y a .th-
 Yai .rs hereby nsiaed thsi ii Non do po' alb I r t is-f, ,,. fg,.ns the date hereof sud ray io h ~ It I'd - ,,,yfi,p al tSs assessment aud Skiss'A tr ,he veal t,sI as required by law ihs anaFt's rl. ti s .rfrurc af your iHi~fvsi fu s'li h'i'Nt % 4uts .' 'I' . ,.. B C. BAN. lns tAHs n". in ',t'' .-.,.. as 1871 ad
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
U.s.LANp OFi1cE. PgEsCoTr. AT.
 Aayu.t .ssh ls9T.

|. s. LAND oEi1cE, PgEscorr A. T.
 August joth ls7l. n, ns t,s,B,i- and Pr-ifc R E G. dsd Lutass FIitf aHd Jarass S ThoaaF Grtstiug- Notice Is hereby given 'hai by Cosnmiss oaers letter. \ haar.Eg date of July lsth. lss5. The sutss of George V Brow vT covering ci \ W of Sec .7. asd F of \ " ot See ai TownshiP l4 \ E D. !. hold hE approval suboc' To au appeal h 'Hken wlthiu ca days fpm hv date hrrvpf The cad tract i' Wihiu tb- limit. of thr withdrawal hF th~ Aiaufe Ant Parife K R Co The right oi ihs K. R attached ay definite location March l2fh. l-s2
 Ky rruof .ubniei t Is shown that Luther kiiiu ahd James x Thumss hotl qualified pre-cnriofs. weTr fe- sdr uf-B portions uf he above described tract ai The lime Inc rg gbi of ihe ComTSBy attached.
 WILLIAM x. kElL1 Regtsisr Aug. Dist Go days
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
Mai. C.H. Veil is in town. having conn

Mai. C. H. Veil i> in town, having come from his home. East PhGnix, in his own conveyance. via Black Canyon. He pro poses to remain several days. He informs us that there was a general impression at Phoenix that the MINER had refused to pub fish Winchester Miller's card, on the Road Commissioners. No such card, we repeat, ever reached us, nor do we believe any such was ever sent. IL looks like job. ,. put up by those who would like to bring this paper into disrepute l; but to use little slang. That cock won't fight"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
Assessment Notice.

IT., s,,,,.. K.,.. H. Pett.bsss L. Sivvef sHd Joseph Drew eurrrs lu the Ia "a anda mine. hambag Minins Ip.sfrirt YAyafai Canaty ArF9ua Territory.
 You are Lefvby notified hAt i loa do aoi appear " it n.ry avs frem ths dafs uf ihis notice aad F tn fA .Aults aud J-hn M pefa your pForpsiiou oi ne s ...sncut as s required by lav the undersigned "tl cla m aTleifuF~ uf your iatsfest 90 said ia0 ~ 'i7 ~ carliug ty Ca, mining l4us of the d.strict -.
 FRANK SCHULTZ
 JOHN B. DEHY IN. Prescott, Augnstd is'7. ds0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

George W. Curtis, who went down to the McCrackin country few days since, has returned and expresses himself as well pleased with the country and it's future prospects, which he considers way up," never since the first advent of the American pioneer into Arizona have mining matters looked up as they do at the present time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02


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 THE FINAL GOLD ANp SERVER MINING COMPANY. Ac'ioa brought he District Court af le Third Ju- dical District u aud for the County of Iayapa ia the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of risoHE sends greeting f3 Nc Iis6l Gold dad Niirrr NiHirs Company,
 You are hereby summoned and required Co appear in action brought against ynu by the abavcuaurd plain th in the District Court ,i jle Tbrd Judicial Dstct and fhc County o NavaVAi in the Territory of Ar zora and The complaint filed with ih- Clerk of this Courf Prescott u said County ca copy uf Aich complain; VaEes fh.s suInmous) within twenty days (rxcusve uf Inc day of se1vce after The serce upon you Of this summons f served fA. Coutr bat if served out of thc County. and within this District then within thirty days n all other eases furfy days And you are hereby ufei that q you f.I Co aFear and the complaint aboye required the plaintiff will take iu gmest by fault against iu be Co: four hundred and aty-sx d1tf> (S4a0l aud and djs- burserueuts iu ihis behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and jhs Seal Of ts sad District Court a Prescott. ili> t i.y o4 ABgust \. D. 1877. IL. S WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk.
 By JuHN ILoYb Deputy. HuwAEp AND MAsTEGsoN. Attorneys iur lu
 augluw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Some of our more worldly minded young men think Rev. J. \. Merrill ought to be good man to handle the Paul Process, now that he has devoted several months to the study of Paul. The Apostle never had anything more refractory to deal with than the ores of the Senator mine.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

NIT. Brown, who has a ranch on the Verde has raised over fifteen tons of Irish potatoes this season some of which weigh as high aS pounds ten ounces these "spUds are worth 10 cents per pound and will net the owner S3000 He has also raised this season two tons of sweet potatoes.