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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

ChaS. Reyes is preparing to resume work on the Nictorine gold minc, near Groom Creek. The Nictorinc is a very rich mine, and work was suspended on it last fall, on account of water in the shaft. The water has been pumped out and extensive prepa- rations have been made for the prosecution of work permanently.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

WEArHER.-The weather for the last few days has been cold with high winds, similar to those which have visited this section in April, since the Territory has been settled by the whites. These winds have become so universal every spring that but little conse- quence is attached to them by old settlers.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

The fine brick residence in West Prescott, which is being built by Paul Weber. Esq, Is fast drawing to completion. The site selected by Mr. Weber is one of the most desirable in this village, and when his house is com plcted will take the lead of anything in this Territory
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

We have Rot heard whether the Board of Supervisors have accepted either of the plans for the county buildings, and in fact, we are in the same boat with many leading tax-pavers of the county-that Is, we do not care for the present whether plan be ac- ceptcd or not What we do want to see k good roads built to our mines. We cant d without roads half as we'll as we can ex- travasant buildings, which some people feel pride in seeing built, just to to look upon aS ornaments
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

Kate" is the very endearing name gwen to gold and silver mine which has re- cently been discovered in the Humburg district, and is owned, ss shown by the re cords in the County Recorders office, by Dr. Warren E. Day. Mir. Banta wants some of the Kate-has located claim on the same lead.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27
Local lnteiIlgence.
SATURDAY.

Jno. II. Marion is about to start new paper. which he intends to call the dri'ond Democrat. The paper in politics is to be purely democratic, and no halfway about it. We arc willing
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

It is reported that four cases of smallpox exist at Bradshaw. Our informant, MT Washington French, did not learn the names of the parties, but told Us they were men from the southern portion of the Territory.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

n. s. Lount is in town from the Lower Agua Fria. Mir. Lount represents vegetation on the Agua Fria to be far in advance of that of Prescott.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

Messrs Kelley, Day and Moves have sent a force of men out to work on the Laliida lead, which they own in Lynx Creek district.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

Prfsou so IAhIe no thaIi l Co comply with the o,ssoins requirements will be subject penalties rsrscns or hrms liable 10 pay any of the Special Taxes named above must apply to THOMAS CoRrls Collec,or iserea Revenue at Prescott, and isy fer an.l procure l. is'', sna WITHOUT FURTHER NoTicE
 Special Tax StamI~ sil he transmitted by mail only se'b From the person or firm ordering the same of stamps or the amount required ts pay the postage .hs postage on one stamp Is three cents and on two ny registered mail ten should accomcanv the application. '@'~'N "'s'"t-'"S
 GREEN B. RAUM , Commissioner of Internal Revenue officE OF INTERNAL REVENUE
 Washington. n. O., Janaary 23 ls77 ,pswsv
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27
MONDAY.

Several loads of rich ore from the Saliva dor mine passed through town on its way to the Aztlan mill.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

MORE ABOUT RAILRoADs.-LaStw week, in noticing the arrival of Captain Hardy, and his interviews with Stanford, Crocker, Hunt ington, Hopkins and Colton in relation to railroad matters in Arizona, we misappre- hendcd what was said of the point of diver Sencc of the two roads, one of which. the road from Tehachapi pass to Yuma, is only branch, or connecting line between the 35ih and sgd parallel routes. Instead of saying that the Southern Pacific Railroad Company contemplated branching of at Dos Palms and running to the Needles, We should have said that the main Southern Pa citic trunk line would continue straight on from Mohavc station to the Needles on the 35th parallel route, and that the branch now being constructed to Yuma 10 connect with the Texas Pacific will be continued until the weather becomes too hot towork on it, when it will be stopped and ali hands taken back to Mohave station, near Tehachapi pass, where they will be set to work 10 build the road to the Needles.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27
MniaNe County Items.

We are in receipt of late letters from Mojave County, and glean from them quite & number of items:
 Hon. A. F.. Davis and Harrison White, who have been visiting San Francisco on business, have returned to Mineral Park, and Mir Davis will push work at the Blackberry Ia greater extent than ever heretofore. Knowing Mir. Davis energy, we can conf dently look for big yield from that quarter soon.
 W. F. Grounds and Jno. Cureton have recently returned to Mineral Park from Texas, accompanied by their families and a sister of MT. Grounds.
 Dr. ]. B. Lawrence has gone to San Fran cisco on flying trip, where he expects to meet his wife and child and bring them to the Park by the way of Prescott.
 Mckee Kaney and Capt. Wilburn have started corral at the Park for the accom- modation of travellers and others.
 Mrs. l. F. Bull is dangerously sick, and Mr Bull iS also quite unwcll with a severe attack of rheumatism.
 The school at Mineral Park has just closed its winter term.
 The California and Arizona Mining Com pany are about to resume operations on the Bunker Hill mine.
 Cedar Valley District is looming up, and quite number of miners are at work on the different lodges. Geo. lIamhn Is run ming drift in the bottom of the main shaft of the Empire mine--has the drift in about twenty feet, and has fine prospect, the ore being of high grade.
 The Independence mine on the Arnold lode. which is considered one of the best mines in Mojsve county, has been bonded, but our correspondent has failed to state the price or the length of time given the parties to take it; in fact, We have not learned to whom the mine has been bonded.
 Louis Felscnthal, of Montezuma and Planet, died recently.
 Forty five cases on the calendar for term of next District Court.
 Moiavc county iS fast filling up with good miners, and many new discoveries are being made, and her grazing capacity is not oN- celled by any county in Arizona; and the amount of stock in that county will com pare favorably with that of Yavapai, which has more than any other county i'll the Ter ritory.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27
No TIC E.. II. .. INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL TAXES,
Msy |, Is1.. to April Dol, Isfs.


 THE REVISED STATUTES of the United States Sections Sa3a, BET. 3s2s and 3sae. require every person engaged in any busess avucation unemployment which readers him liable to a SPECIAL Tax. TO PRO CURE AND PLACE CoSSPICUOUSLY IN HIS OR PLACE OF BUSINESS s STAMP deno,ng the psymeut of said SPECIAL Tax for the Special Year beginning May l. 1877. before m.ncing or continuing business af,et April 90 ls7T. return prescribed Form H. Is also required by law of every person liable to Special Tax as above The takes embraced within the provisions of the law
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27
THE CELEBRATED pB AFT srALIIGs
 MOD0C &. CHIEF.

This celehra,ed horse will stand In Yayara CcssF A T. a Crarcs ranch in Skull Valley the seasoa e's mencinE April l6th and ending Jaiy 18th or leags business requires n This stallion win stasd cr.fss hIanoh, Skull Valley, os MONDAY AND TUESDAY, e. ,aeh week a, Jacob Ralphs place the crossing Williamson w Valley, on WEDNESDAY AND THUk DAY or each weei, and at the stable ct C. ". Bar,ss \ C@, Prescott, on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY each week.
 Terms for the season sso One half at time ef seE,Ss snd the balance a the end of the season Single ssFv SID payable at time of service,
 PASTURE eau De obtained at Crapo's ranch at e per nents marvs coming from distance at Williamson Valley V yer moeth and ai Prescott S2 rer month. All TsSss oie "hl ee taken of the mares but the suhscTiheF VI het os responsible for any accidents or escapes
 Fedigree This horse bred by a CeAsfg - = Tom Oregon, out of English dra mare ls hands hr l, 600 q R,SSs,-r P,snusseE
 Prescott March I7th, ls77.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27
Wanted.

An apprentice wanted to iearn the Ores. mak;ns
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27
For Everybody:

Lard Canned Meats and Fruits Dr
 Syrup Coffee Rice Spices Soap Candles Soda Starch Cream Tartar Yeast Powders Stoves Carpets Oil Cloths, Mating Blankets Mattresses Etc, Etc
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20
FATTEN YOUR LAND.

The result Of the needless system Of over.
cr piping. prac,ieed by most farmers, is
pl,inly manifest in the meagre returns they
get for their more needless and unscienti
nc labor Ninetenths plant and SOW just as
much land as they can possibly scratch
over during the season, with the foolish
hope that nature will respond better than
she has ever yet done, giving them rich
harvest and bountiful crops for nothing.
Nature never did any such thing; she ne
yer win, nor ought she ever 10 encourage
indolence put up in such way. The
farmer must work--work not only with bis
hands but bis head. Headwork and hand
work 20 together. they are inseparable--
one useless without the other lie who
applies the former to the neglect of the
latter need never expect to grow rich on
the farm. Fatten your land. then. with
every conceivable kind Of food you can
pick up here and there on your farm.--
Skim OF the turf in your fence CORNERS,
take muck out Of your bog holes, haul
leaves, sand, loan. leaf-monld. from The
WOODS, cut weeds when in bloom and put
them in too. save all your barn-yard scral !.
ings, litter and road DUST Gather. these
all up and compost 10 q she'd behind the
cow>stalls. Bed yonr cows with straw and
tho refuse hay they leave. and ss fast as
they tramp and wet, throw il with their
droppings upon your compost heap. TweD-
ty.fve loads Of what can be gathered mp on
the farm. tempered with one acre Of your
lane in tolerable shape for y crop. In
this way. by spending one day . week at
the compost heap. farmer can easily make
with one cowa hundred loads of better
manure than any commercial fertilizer sold
in our markets. Farmers must give more
attention to vitAlizing their soil. and much
less to 50 much surface. Afew acres well
titled. manured and cultivated. are money
10 your pocket. land badly plowed.
with poor horses and poorer husbsndmen.
impoverishes not only the man but cur
whole country. Plow shallow and subsoil
deep, that tie crop may receive its food at
any time. belt vet or dry.-A. II. Blunt.
in Rurd San.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20

surpass in favor any otLer mutton III tho
world yet the 0xforddown will oaly te
one degree behind, and the weight Of car
cass fleece will be nearly double. The
Downs were formerly tiIe most prolific Of
the English breeds, and decidedly the best
motLers and the hardest Of all varieties (;
but some Of the larger. long>wooled sheep
have been brought, like the Southern cat
tie. to such early maturity that the advan-
tages Of quick returns, the same rs in the
mercantile pursuits. have had great infuen,
&c IN the general increase Of long wools.---
Moore's Raad Ne,c Yorker.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20
THE SUN.
NEW YORK.

fS77. NEW YORK. 1877
The different editions OF THE Sun dur
ing the next year win be the same as dur
ing tile year that has just passed. The
daily edition will ON week days be sheet
Of four pages, aud on Sundays sheet of
eight pages, or % broad columns; while
the weekly edition viii be a sheet Of eight
pagesof the same dimensions and charac-
ter that are already familiar toour friends.
THE Sun viii continue to be the stren-
nous atyocatcof reform and dretrenchment,
and of the Substitution os craftsmanship,
wisdom. ndintegrity for hollow pretence
imbecilIty, and fraud In the adminIstra-
tion of public affairs. II will contend for
the government Of she people by the peo-
pie and for The people, ns eppored 20
government by fraudsin the ballot-box
ahd In the counting Of vutes, enfTcsd BY
military violenee. 70 will en,Ieavor %
supply IL readers-a body now not far
from a million of souls--with the most
careful, complete, aud Trustworthy
accounts Of current events, and will
efrploY for this purposea numerous and
carefully selected siafrof reporters and cor
respondents. It's reports from washIng-
ton, especially, will be full, accurnte. and
fearless; and Il will dcubtless continue IN
deserve and enjoy the hatred Of those who
thrive BY plundering The Treasury OF by
usurping what tile law does not give them
while u viii endeayDr to merit the con-
fidence of the public by defending the
nights oflhe people against the eneroacll-
menis Of urjusliiied power.
The price of the daily SUS win be IS q
montii or $3.50 year, post paid, or with
the sunday edition s7.7O year. The
SUNDAY edition aIone. eightpagrs 81. 20
q year, post paid. a'rhe wKKKIY sUS,
eight pages. of5g broad columns, win be
furnished during 1871 st the rate ef 81 q
year post paid.
Tie benefit ~ this large reduction from
tie previous rate for Tux wEEKLY can
be enjoyed byindividual subscibers with
out tie necessity Of making up clubs. At
the same time. ifany Of our friends ehoose
ioaid In extending our circulation, we
shall be graieful 20 them, and every such
person sending IN ten or more slbscFibers
from ole place will De entitiedto one copy
ofthe paper for himself without charge.
AZ one dollar q year, postage paid, the ex-
pensss u paper and printing are barely
repaid; and, considering the size Of the
sheet and tbs quality o. Us contents, we
are confident tile people win consider THE
WEEKLY SUS ths cheapest Newspaper
published In the world, aud We trust also
one Of tile very best.
Address. THE sun,
NEw YORK city, n Y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20
AMERICAN
AND
Foreign Patents.

~ ILMURE a CO.. Successor. 20 chlpman.
NJ Hnsmer Il To-, Solicitors. Patents procnr-
esi in all countries. No fEEs In Advance. No
charge tinless the patent u granted No Tres Tor
making preliminary examinations. No addition
Al feea for obtaining and conducting rrhraring.
BY n revent d,eision ofthe Commissioner Ar ne
lrrted applicstions mar be revived. special at-
tenfIun given 20 lnteFferrnee ca<cs before the
Patent Ofiiee, Extensions before Congress. In
fringement suits In diferrRt states. and al liii-
stamp TO GiimoIs A Co., ror pamphirt u " pavrs
Land Cdscs. Land WaTants. aad Scrip.
Contested Land casrs prosecuted bofore ths
lnteriar. Private Land Claims. Mining and Pre-
Emplisu Claims and Homestead eases attended
20. Land scrip . a~lsnzbic. and can be lssezies
In the name VI the purchaser upon xny Govern
ment land subject 10 private entry. Il ~ per
sefe. ts of equal value with boanty iand
wsrrahi.. ssnd stamp 70 Gilmore . co., for
Arredr, of Pay aad Bosmty.
Offi.ers. soldiers aud sailors oftbe late war or
rom The GossrBHsut of which ther have 10
knowlodse. Writs lull hi-tory Of seryics, sHd
state amount ~ PAY and bounty reeeifest Ea-
close stHmp 10 fillmore q co.. and o faall reply,
affer examinaiion; will l,e given you fres.
- PENSIONS
All 0fticers, Soldier aBd sailors wounded. rup.
turcd, " injured 10 The late war. however Slixht-
y, ean ob,ain . pension By adfre-sing Gilmere
ca-es prosecuted Wy GILMORE a Co. betors
the supremef,o 0l The Unlted Stafes. Court ~
Claims. aud the S0ithefn claims Commission.
Earh department ~ our biIsiners J. conducted
~ separate htlEtau, under charge OF the sane
expeFfJnccd parties employed ~ The Old firm.
Prompt attention 10 I'll business entrusted 10
ItlLMORE & Go. Is thus secured. We desire 10
win sslceess by deserving q.
Address GILMORE 4 co.
629 FSt., Washington, D. G.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20

Say, stranger. what do they raise out
there S'. Raise h-l.' was the Black
Hiller's reply. as he turned toward the
nearest saloon.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20

Gee aweck " yo1r own town. Terms and
Portland Msine.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fcvcr3
Chill Fevor, Remittent Feyor. Dumb
( Ague, Periodical or Bilio1s Fcvcr. 6c.s
and indeed all tho atfecticns which nriso
from malarious, marsh, or naiasmatic
poisous.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20

GgS-G7z A Week 20 AreHts. sIo oUT.
dpOU SDfl FIT FREE. -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20

Z
from ma,arious, marsh, or naiasmatic
-~~ No one. retnedy = loadcr
II ! ! ! ! ] ! !; ! !! ] J; !
EX f. called for by the necessities OF
e. the American people than
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certainty that II VIII eradicate
tho disease, and with assurance,
founded on proof, that no harm can arise fosn
its use IN any quantity. -.
That which protects from or prevent. this ~.
order must be Of immense eeryiee In the com
manitics where Il prevails. Prsseafios is better
than cure, for the patient escapes the risk whlch
he must run In violent attacks of this baiefnl ds
tcmper This cuEnD sspesS % am me an m'ss%s,e ssass,
snd prrypis the development Of the Disease, y
hken oK the hrst approach Of fts prcnlonitofy
ymPsoms. y islnol only jpe bsst nmsaK sscr rr
e so ss0sssss he sssspds sSr ss qssag We sS
piy for dollar brings y within the reach o.
everybody ard In bilious diptrfcts, where
fKvKR Asp AcuE preVeils, eyssybody shosld
teetion Its hoped this price viii place Z within
tho reach Of sll-ihe poor a. wen as The rich.
A great superiority Of this remedy oyu any
other ever discovered for the .speedy and certain
nine or mineral; consequently q prodsces ~
suinism o. oihar injurioas ELECTS whatever upcn
Do constitution. 1hoss cared " 10 arc ic6 =
healthy a. II fncy ma never H4u kuc o1eroees
Fever and Agas u not alone the ccnscqesne
q the miasmafio poison. A great variety o. di.-
ordsrs arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatisfn, 0ost, Headachss
Biindness, Toothache, Earaohe. Cntsrrh, Ash
ma, papiia,lon, Painful Affection Of the Splsea.
Hystrrics, Pain In the Bowels, Colo, Faxslysis,
and derangeusrnt Of the stomach, all OF which,
when originating IN this cause, put on The m
serrnittcnt type, 90 become periodical. ih1
aCURKs expsss tho poison from the blood, and
consequently curos tflem all alike. II u an In
valuable protection 70 immigrants and persons
travelling or Temporarily residmg m the malar
rious aishicaa. II taken occasionally or daily
while EXPOSED TO the Infection, thai VII b -
srsssd rom tse systen. and cansct socsmuiass
n szfacient qusn<ity 70 npsa into disssss.
Hence u "a even more sslualae for profecfica
than cure; sod few wfa eur suffer from Intes@
nitfsnis N ttsy avail R,rzasalvcs Of the prosce
Urn this ruu>edy alords.
Fer LSssr Cosspla5sfs, srisfng ffom torpid
nv Of the Liver, it h IA excellent remey, stni-
ulsilnE tho IAYcr into healfhy sotivity, and pro-
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c<her medicines fsll. -
a. sa PEEPAnBp M
pr.J.c.AYER& q 90, Lowell. .lEass.
5p,s frsessssl sd A,saiys<oar cAe~tsss.
AID SOLD ALL ROUND THE woNA
SnIox. s1-eo PEE BoTrzA~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20

Go day 20 houe- Agents wanted. OutHt
pI a and termsfree. TRUE 4 CO.,
Augusta, Maine.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20

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This unriyaled preparation has per-
formed some of the most astonishing
cures that ara recorded in the annals OF
history. Patients suffering fer years from
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sands Of dollars In travelling and doctos-
ing, have, by the use Of few bottlea
ssfirsly rseopsred fleiv lsaifi.
WON'T 90 TO FLORIDA"
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friendA ALFRED GUSHING.
Ia woss Thirty -rrss ssssss-
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This ecrsinos thst have reoomncndsd the q
Or. Tufs's Expootorant for discases q the ,anss
for tho past two years. and 20 my knowisdes many
bosiies hsvo bcsn zsedpg nx psfients with ts hap
pcss resais In two eases whsro % vss thousht coo-
armed consampsioa had s&ksn place the Szpsosor~ns
s6scsed aeura z R.HsrRAGUx.nn
-wse1a nos spssk zoe hixhly of Or. rutt.s Er-
peotorant, ana fer ths sake q suffeFing hnmxaip
hope q msy sssome more Esneraiiy knsun---cHsls-
Sold By Drussiss.. Prsss 500
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20
NORTH WESTERN N. c. B. n.
SALRM BRANCH.


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rifles Accoaamodxtiea Trxin .srsvisx R.i<ish
at iU,l5 y "A connects with Northern board
Trains xf Greensboro for Rirhmond and an
points cast.
Price Of Tickets zane a. VIA other routes.
No Change Of Cars between Chssletts
and Richmond. 2s2 Miles.
sleeping Car, rnn through from uiehmoad %
Montgomery without change.
Papers thHi have arrangement, 10 sdvesst&s ne
schedule of this company win piczss print - .
love.
for further Infarmailon adtlrrss
JOHN X. MACMURD0.
s. 0en,L Pms. Agent,
Hishnond, w.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20

No one resnedy b loader
called for BY the necessities OF
the American people than o
surc and safe cure for Fever
and Ague. Such we are now
enabled 10 offer, with q perfect
certainty that II will eradicate
tha disease, and with assurance,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20
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