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, 1877-08-31

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/ STARTLING; ANNOUNCEMENT THE EM.
- p,re l.afsr raa.s.d ."1,naaY ~ ws't Madison.
carpets en,cxrfy stotss and household gpoA. Houses
fusnahrd throughout.
tIousE. E.rrnSisliiSti GUOps. 6TUyEs FCKSI.
IL turc. cAFp~is. rrtIksr5..ia f.ct. every attics
prcrs sud IN raaJ EAynrLts THE only 1fm IL cAcsto
furnish huusr coMnctr fr.in celia ~ atI(r
with choIrc new Eo0>is. Al four furs II our new
stune.ir,nt building ruFnrr Ut Lincoln and Madison.
Sta. tIlr1 always wlh drsFahlr new r!rAn uUIs.
strangers visiting tho city, Ks4 rs4h etstoMcrs Will
md II 10 tfrls interest to Gail II yuu don't br.
lrxc Il. eAl! AMI for yourselves. VI. 4. L0WELL
L Gu, 7.#t RrAt AnAison'at.
T)NlyATE sALE-ELEuANT FTHNiTUNE,F FFICT.
arrX, mirrurt and all kinds Of huuschud hxtAFr4;
must b. sold, good bargains. Call 81 10 Twenty:
fuurth'af.
l3KlyATE sA1.E UF HOUSEHOLD GOODS to DAY.
L No. +rark ruw.
EELLlSD OET Ar AND BELOW. Cl1sT ron ~
. nays-nu AunbHt3 CAris.A tarnitnEe. ana st0ses
Asason.s. ecsrcF than y Any nya.s n chicago; xs
can furn4slt housa cothplefs W!th arst c14A
fluiE .rSi0S FURNITURE COMPANY, SUI WEST
Ma ist!i-st. selt all kInds of hVusellad Fou+a VI
monthly psylnrnts; iox prices; ealy tern!s.
AVAXTKp-0o0p frMS.TunE ASn cAlTETa
" fur Is for rhnlcr kAuA44 lands. IAre ehauea
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, 1877-08-31

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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23
Application for Patent.
To IHE FtEsI SpJIH ENuN-IoN cl EuL WtEE..Ll INE N. 4l.
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To IHE FIRST SnllH ENflN-IoN Cl .llL W ,g E..LI MINE NJ. 9i
 |. >. LAND oIT,E. PRfssc.T A.T.l
 March z.d lss.
 Notice IS hereby given that, Fred. Williams < C. whose i ofc, ad Prescott. Arloua Tyrritor, have his day hl,d theT application for pa'en' f,i eii h4n4gei t-s' gc4F let of t1e Nar Eag, Lo!e O. Yria bearing gold aud silver with surface grcud two hun,r (2o feet u width, situate. lying and being i Bradshaw riory oi ArSna and kUovu and desig gatvd by JLr field nuies ad sirS plat on hs in iLis once Lg Nuubcl thirty eight a. uusuTs eyed public lands
 The exterior boundaries of sad lot No. 3s being as follows, to wit: Variation II deg. 5mln. Fast: commencing at monument No. . r.. establishing the =. W. corner of tlr discovery claim on the same lode; thence Nouth 70 deg. II min, Fast one hundred lO0. feel Co monument No. l at the V. |. corner of cl3im Monument No. establishing =. F. corner of discovery claim On the aao lode, bears South 70 deg. II min. East loU feed distant from the corner; thence south l9dcg. a min., west eight hundred 500 feet to monument No. . at =. F.. corner of claim. From this corner, a granite boulder project ing above the surface ft. high, ft laug .pd ft Wido, marked with cross, tCars North 1:1leg. S min. ". 223 feet distant. Said boulder is in a ledge of granite bearing North and South distance of lO0 wards; thence North 1O deg. II min, WCs, 200 feet to mon umcnt No. . at the =. W. corpe!. CF claim From this corner the granite boulder eStab- fishing location of monument No. 3, bears south sf deg 30 min.. West 36 feet distant thcrcc North l9 deg. @ min. East S0D feet tu monument \o at N. W. corner of claim; thence south 70 deg. r. min., East ono hun- dTod loo fett tO place of lcgtGniiig, contain 67-l0O acres. This claim is bounded on the North bv the discovery claim on same lode claimed by C. w. Thompkins S Co.
 The location of this mine is duly recorded in the Recorders office of Iavapsi County Territory of Arizona, folio 3i7, m book B 2 of mining records of laVapai County, kri- zons Territory. Any and all persons claim ing adversely any portion of said lirst south extension of the War Eagle lode mine or said mining ground as herpiubufpre described arc required to file their adverse claim with the Register of the United States Land uhoo at Prescott. iI the Territory Of Arizona dur ing the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the Statute.
 WILLIAM N. KELLY, Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23
THE CELEBRATED DRAFT STALLION
 M0D0C .% CHIEF.

This celebrated horse will stand in NaNapa County A. IT. d; CraTos unch in Skull Valley, the com menc!ng April 10th. and ending July lttl or longer | business requires i. This allion will stand at Iaool Ralph plscp at the CrosSinr ID
 MILL ALISON VALLEY. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and in
 PRESCOTT, Friday end Saturday at G. w Barnard S Cos stable Terms thc S2n One half at timo scr, ic, and The balance the end of he nge service eiJ. payable at time of service.
 rNsFVEf can be obianed a, Crapo's ranch a ~l rcr month f- mare. coming a disance at W Williamson Valley Si psr month and a, Prescott = per mouth AT pos,bl, care will be taken of the mares but the subscriber will mol be responsible for any accidents escapes Pedigree This horse was bred by ColmTg horse from Oregon cut English drnf mare r. bnnds high The horse now weighs lio pounds and ha, weighed L,NO C. A. BANCROFT Proprietor Prescott, March l1th. le17
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

When disease cntcr- a community. and carrics of a few of its members. every onc i, seized with fears for his personal safety. With many il assumes an intense form, and proving heavily upon the mind, become alarmed at every little cold, pain. or ache. The powerful influence which mind exercises over matter, necessarily prostrato- the ply>- ical organization. The natural temperament of some people k given to hypochondria. or q gloomy depression of spirts. Such per son, can almost always be worked upon, 90 as to imagine they are sick al any time, and much more 90. when an epidemic prevails An individual can exercise extreme care and caution and certainly should in all such eases without being frightened or intensely alarmed. Clcanliness a. regards the body and care not to overload the stomach with all kinds of fancy diet should always loo observed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

The Dist. Atty. desires Us 10 statt si.ai ,!.c law of 1875 taxing the net proceeds of mines will hereafter be vigorously enforced. There ou2h. ,o be coming into the County Treasury now about two os t..rce thousand dollars per quarter from this source. The i4A i- only two per cent of the net yield. and the whole, except the twenty-five per cent which goes into the Territorial Treasury, becomes part ef the county road fGIs The county i> about to build several costly roads uii %
 which are for the benefit Of the minc-, and
 it k out fitting that the miners should pay part of the expense. This k the only county in the Territory which has 2oi for :hc past two years been collecting this tax.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

Now that the spring is fairly opening would it not be laudable enterprise on ;hc part of those who take pride in the raising of fine stock. also those who delight in wit messing their speed, to organize jocky club .ud give Us a first class race, not only on the fourth of July, but two or three timc> a year. We remember s ngmber of wears ago Colorado, then sparsely settled TcTliory organized such a club. which not only stim- ulated the raising of blooded stock. but con- tributed largely to the wealth ana prosper ity of Denver, promising at the same ,imc. laudahlc amusement c. its inhabitants. The people of rne mining and farming districts, expect those of the comm,r,:a! center as a general thing, to give them an entertainment at least d few times year.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

charley Young. who las isI % long time been in the employ of Mir Hathaway at the Gray Eagle stables, has located himself a, the Peek mine ChaTlc, has a water cart at the mine and i- furnishing the people at Alexandra with that necessary article, water In connection gitG Ei- other business he is running an express twice week between Prescott and Alexandra. carl yiES the express and passenger, to and fro. Charley has the good wall 4 eli who know him, i, energetic and we are in hopes he will do well In his laudabIc enterprise.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

The grim messenger of death has again knocked at the door Thi. time little Nico- laus, the pride, the joy and hope of his par cnt-, Jul. \ and Johanna Rodcnburg, has been taken away. Day after day. are VIC called upon to prctorm the mouruful and un- welcome duty of recording the untimcl, death of little innoecent, until gloom ptt wales thc town. amt the parcnt- of children now in health, are iuconinual apprehens ion lest they lose the bright gems with which God has blessed them.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23
DIED

L. Prescott Monday March l9. ls5s. of scarlet fever Prank of J. k. Barnett, aged one year end len months.
 h. Pr,scott March i.. l-7, oi >oarl, Fever Mpra' Nastersos Jr.. aged years aud |" mentl,s.
 iu Prescott of scarlet fever Tuesday March 2a l-i1 Katie Edna daughter Of NuEt Mu,t,rsou. EsI., aged five ycars aud seven muuths.
 In Oakland. California March o, l-'i. Amy Dewitt, daughter of Captain John simpson. As-istan Qnarier master at frgt MhiTle. Asci yyar> end ]" I.c-ths
 In Prescott Magc sl l-7I of scarlet fever, Nieolaus L.. of Jul \. aud Johauua Rodcnburs. aged ,vr years and fifteen days.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

Doctor Goodfcllow who had charge of the sick at tLe nest house and who has been cN- posed to ali the 0iiItrcn, maladies that i- just now prcvalen' in our village .s acit- sick with malignant diphthcria. He la- thc best of care and we are in hopes ot soon seeing him around again. attending to tho>, who need his SerTioes. Dunng ..c time Dr Goodfellow was acting physician for the 'ii- lage he caused many necessary improve lncnts to be made in the yards, allcy~. aad siretis Of our village.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

We have often heard of toad, bcin. im- prisoned in the bosom of solid rock. where perhaps the little fellow had rcpo~cl in peace shut out from the artilc conflict ot the world for ages. Now comes thcin,'orma- tion from a pro~poctor who ou breaking open piece of rock. beautiful little lHarj greeted him with his presence
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

Cha>. Hanson Esq. from san Jose, taliior- mia Was amongst the passengers that afii'.G this morning. NIT. II. represents the IlJn- son Corhpenv, who own the south Almadcn quick silver mine in Santa Clara county and comes here to examine our mincE; r.scnr- ces MT. II. has been connected with miaOs for many wears and is said to be a genuine mining expert and will no doubt be ot yolu- able service ;o the company ac represents in giving them reliable information
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

X GARNET MINE.-T. ]. Drum, Esq, has shown uS a specimen of garnctiierous Snci>- or mica slate, literally filled with common garnets. some of them as large as ordinary hickory nuts, very symmetrical mclro- sided crystals, of deep red color, and quite brilliant amt beautiful. Dana says, The garnet consists of silica alumina and lime, with more or less oxide of iron ar manga nesc When transparent. il k called pre- ciou> garnet and k used as a gem. lt i> a very common mineral in gncisN or mica slate It k the Carbunclc ot the anoicntS. There arc also green, yellow. brown and black varieties" The specimens shown us are. to say the least, curious, and. ,o tar as we are concerned rarc however common they may appear in the eyes of the scientific. MT Drum says there k a mine of II near here, but he k not positive just how far, in what direction, or how valuable
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

1tHie hson escape! from the county jail
 .ligh, IT, wa- imprisoned on a charge ..saving dyaAn and threatened. another hss, with q deadly weapon. Our county 4 4 Is now about empty. those remaining d in on minor charg'-~ ald are liable to
 leastsi soon
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

.ach trees arc in full bloom in Prescott, present. beautiful appearance, but we they are little too early. and that the ffosts will nip the young fruit.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

J.W. SWELLING, a worthy miner and owner of the minc that hcaTS his name. in Black Canyon. has. very recently, struck q rich dV- poSit of ore iu the mine, which i> worth from six to seven dollars per pound. Mir. >willuug has been one of Arizou1S best Iro>pcCtuT>. and no one man has done more than hc To help devclopc the rcsourccS of our Territory, and the only wish we have k, tina; Jack may eventually strike purc silver. The rich pay streak in the mine, at present, k about l> in- PhpS wide
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

Philip Richardson of ti.o Gray Fasl. mine has shown n, an a,sa, from ihc above running from $500 To S5o0. gold and silver bearing rock. The lrdgc from Whonc, ii comes i- all of five feet wide,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

Dan Mar, has hcen out rro~pcctin. lu ti, vicinity of Deceptive Canyon, Verde miuinl district and had the good luck Co find ricl silver lead and proceeded to locate the same
 Dan k lucky f,llnw and undoubtedly made li, pile in finding this. hi, las. great
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23
Etray

Suyed from tha r.-oi of L. <. reru. a.u.. t., fta ut February d sn. .,lsl , lFLe ..F illa had hair.- and bell on, brendcd l s-'ers H $ I combined Tb. hndcr will bo remlregted h Icafue e.r1 Q. tes Sat ler's store at Fort W nipple. c. SHELDON.
 Prescott Nsrch l-s. Is
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

Nav Strickland and MT Spry of were in town to-day. These gentle lase an extensive stock ranch in Upper NC and have started together in the dairy sss extensively with one hundred anl .oe ,cs< of fine COWS
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

Capt !. E. Roy of Prescott i> iH receipt oi' letter from Amos Cumming of Boston. Mas >tatn" that hc i> making Ucpara- t!on> to snip Sl0,o00 worth of machinery to Prescott for the purpose "t starting an extensive machine shop. ih.> will hc a valuable addition to our town. Mir. Gum minge will be greeted with pleasure by our citizens and compensated by fr~t-cla,- busiuGsS
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

< Brewster, a>sayer al Agua Fria .mclt
 orks had surgicai operation perform isS~s Afternoon by Dr. Day, for the remoy- rsr.a ki> face. of tumor filled with hair n0 $ auitc remarkable case, and the only sfhe kind that has come under the ob- Aasion of the operating surgeon.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

.gen,loman who arrived here yesterday PhonIN or Florence. with the small n him was X. r. Allen. He was al removed ,n the pest house where he k 'attended hv Dr. Gocdicllow.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

We receive regularly, the Los Angeles Express, Republican, Herald and Star, all cood lnurnais, which are faithful to the interest, ot southern California
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23
THthSDAH

Rudolf Fric'lly, from ~an Francisco Ny~ brought in con the stage this morning suffer ing with a,o.si7 a pp'r. He was conveyed t' jail and placed under the medical ch1rg. of nr naA
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

Malone and Eth. two soldiers formerly of Fort Moiayc, who have been imprisoned in the county jail for some time, accused oi numbering fellow soldier, made good ,hrii escape last night by saving plank out oi the floor ot their cell amt then digging thr dirt out to an extent that permitted them to crawl out into the yard. From there they managed to get over the jail ward wall and thus gain their freedom. l. took hui httle work on thc part of th" pri~oncr> to cii.c, their escape as the plank in the floor WI, very much dccayed and the ground they had to dig away seemed To have been quite loose. Officers are in pursuit of the pri>. oncrs and they may bc captured.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

mbn. district ha- about aominers who
 Hdoiu- we'll. working orrs by the old .,-can process. rastras. ilumbug district ,se fined to. eventually, become famous , stg camp. from the iGct that the ores "i
 fstrict are rich beyond comparison.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23
,o cal lnteiligen ce.
ESDAT.

eorxe VI. Barnard, who has been suffer
 with diphtheria. iS, We arc pleased to s, rapidly recovering.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

V. Cram, of Prescott Variety store, has ! on 8 trip to the Bradshaw, for the pur- of Examining some of the leads in that jet.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

[ bert Archer ], in from the Peek n.ine.
 havc struck pay ore in the tunnel on a orth side oi the hiil. which they are z Z. ng to drain the main si4ft. IL will r { if about 300 feet from the surface.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

VI 4lHicA, who has been sniting and living old .J>traS on Humhug creek L-- |uEt1onn with that dreaded and disgusting
 sc, small poS. bat at last accounts from |s-.-s sc Nas conyalcsccIt.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

.-Hamilton. one of our most expert Isds snd intelligent miners, iS in from Tur- vii .rcek. where he is working on the !. SFts io,,.. vein two feet wide. which q id S;e0 to the lon. in silver. He k
 tassay> made preparatory to taking
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

The father of Ed W Wril- ha, been for some time confined Ca ihc hou>e by illness, but We saw him taking stroll this morning and are glad tp lcirn uf his racHverv
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

itc b number "f cmi"rants from Texas d tp-day and are m search of homes. sbFin. with them good COWS, mule> and
 ,havin. realized what was the most
 ial in new and far oit country like
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

aristian kumm. has located mines in
 lbug Dist. as folio vs: Alemania, Little tt, aud Teutouia, containing gold and
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

| CURE FOR SCARLET FEvEI.-Wc are assured that fat pork, s,oeped in hot vinegar and applied externally to the throat As Lot as il can be borne, i, sure relief and cure for scarlet fever Mrs. Lieut. Al drich thus cured her children, some years ago. in Cheyenne, when other remedies were failing all about hcl. IL is at her request that We give her experience and sue cess with this dreadful disease in the hope that 1t may Ic ihc means of relieving and saving others.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

C are sorry Ia lose r. NJ. Fisher, agent he Steamer, at Ehrenberg. He is one .sods own make of men, and peculiarly
 for the position which he has eo long
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

|ef-,. Bean has located a silver mine which
 x the Great Unknown, which has been led anal as-ascd by r. W. Blake, yield BJ4 ,e42 per lon.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

Nr N Noun>er has made application for patents to the following mines in Big Bug mining district -Eugenia, Galena and Big Bug.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23
M A ARR1ED

A For, whiprle March e'tA. by Rev. Mir. Gilmore, S.gcau' Nt,y,u.ou o the general service "a Miss Mary Erulrr5cE.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23
FRIDAY

The Aztlan mill has turned out her usual amount of bullion, during ihe week. for the Peek Co, about twelve thousand dollnr,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23
WEDNESDAY,.

avin Jackson has sold to Geo. W. Sines. 1 i'd block for Ss00.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

J. II. DeBoard, who has had touch of the scarlet fever, is out again looking little peaked bat rapidly recovering his strength
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

sIr Nmtrhlir of Skull Valley. has rccei,- ed the appointment of Postmaster, at that place, and to-day gave bond, for ,he faith ill ntIiimcul of thr dutie, ut -ail office.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

The parents of NJ F. T Bennitt. our city and county surveyor, arrived iu town this morning from Walnut Grove, after a weari some trip of all night They found their son in an improved condition
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

U. Hii has discovered rich lea in
 -zug district and has named it the Orion.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

couricr from Department Headquarters Jeff for Verde on sunday afternoon was wn From hi, horse somewhere this side paulding'> and badly hurt. IL is report sat thc man was in company with q of Texans and as nothing has since , heard of the horse il i, thought he has
 sfolcn. IL known that there gre a Der of horse thio,c. prowling aboutthis len, and II hehoovc, our authorities to ! an eye on eUch rascal.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

Reel has sold five hundred feet in oEaontezum2 mine to Fred Williams for
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

Fred Wi.lams X Co. have taken thc prop CT steps Co obtain patent tath.ir War Easl, mine. south cNteutiou. They have anappli. cation notice for pJteu; to -..i.. in today NlNEW
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

NIT. A l.. Mullcr has, a, every owner of mine, should, made application for patent to hi> Dividend in Big Bug mining district.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

G1n oF ruE IE"N SrRiNG WAGuN ssv-I- icut l.. n. Thomas. Aid do Camp to
 alSautz. Engineer officer etc Ina, just
 dthc measurement of Miller. toll
 from ih. store ~, l.. Bashford & Co. = = scott to near John Dixon's ranch in . ssFalley. The following are the diAisnces principal points Prescott to sum oiouse < miles. Prescott to the inter-
 nof the Tonio Spring road near Dixon '>
 all Valley. lsl. miles. The estimated -.ce hy the old road 10 ;he same point is IC les.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

some leading citizeu- should take steps toward, calling meeting, for the selection of ground iartle proposed court house. The Supervisors a~a liliilcut about taking th, lead in th, ma,!yr. | m,,lin. ,hoUH Dc called by the citizens. tn urge thc selection of site, which ", think should hc ia tue middle of the Plaza. l. would do no ham to select the site even if ihr building should be deferred fer another year.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

Another of the little children of Mir. and Mrs. Mastcrson died last night uf scarlet fc- yer. Only yesterday their little boy Was bu- ricd. and at thrcc o'clock this afternoon they were called with sorrowing ana sympathiZ- ing friends, to follow to the grave, one of their little girls.
 Of . family of three bright. beautiful chil- ,lren, they have hut one left Go cheer thCm ia their further journey through life. co And lo!thcN have passed from our veam-
 ing hearts,
 They cross the stream and are gone for ave- We may not Sunder the veil apart That hides from our vision the a, cs of d1V: We only know that their bark> uo more May sail with us o'or lifc'S stormy sea. Nci some where. I know, Cu the unseen
 shore,
 ThcvwItch. and hvckuu. and wait for mc. %
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

<cikI. NoTICr- % the rsad,Hq ooi,uanS trli arged e, th. ra,, Of THIRTY CENTS per 9ble rsf inserfieR, cs,d .,reaty csats q l'ae Tor saoh 4ncaf tasesTioR.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

Th. wagon ioai ot >il,,r aie nruusn, in by Mr. Carpenter. trum Black Canyon, few days since i> worth eigh, thousand 3tllar- to the ton. li- section has plenty of ,ini lar orc and il k being sought after by capi- tali-,- and mining men from different sec tiuus ut the IJ.iiiC Cess.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

BARLEY FOR SNIE- In quantities to suit purchasers. Inquire of -llcN. Harris. at his residence. West of Prescott. directly across the craek from Lindsay Garden. dtf.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

LaN"TuEI DEArH FROM >c>ELEr ~ A little son of MT and Mrs. J. .onett died i..i night ot scarlet fever. x las the case which we yesterday re- N on the authority ci the physician, as ,l. of mild type. but sc deceptive i> the |. in it> approach and progress. that il |, s ossil,le Ia predict results until after ave iran>pirrd. No >courSc ha~ ever
 eaii>ed so much apprehension in Pres
 na left so many >crroMing hearts as errsitation of -.arlatina. or scarlet fever.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

ln another column comes well recommend cd by some of thc principal business and professional men ot Nm Francisco. So, So perfect gentleman aHd tig-tatc lawyer. H. hriu-> his family auJ comes to make Prescott his home.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

no Bull-whackvr. or Salvador Mining 'N ,ns. has contracted with the Aztlan ET r flIo reduction of 20U tons of gold ore
 he;r mine. The company consists ot an Gndccn & Tayl"r They are down iss a.and have pay streak ofirom k in t2 feet This mine has paid well, in ' st, and will. no doubt. give a "ood ac-
 of3crsclt now.