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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

As we expected, both Kellogg and
Butler have been admitted to seats in
the Senate OF the United States. There
was no question about the legality Of
Buffers claim, and he was only denied
admission until the Spofford- KELLOGG
case had been disposed OF, for political
reasons. II be got In In advance Of
Kellogg. his vote would seat Spofford.
to b followed by the seating of Eustis.
and thus giving the Democrats CON-
plsss control Of the Senate. 1t was
due 70 this stsss OF facts that the late
great parliamentary battles were
fought. 1t h not pretended that there
10 consistency in anything that has
bsen done. Everything wss made to
give way To partisan expediency. In
support Of this statement, 1t Is only
necessary to refer the reader to that
portion Of our Washington advices re-
ferring to the report Of the Committee
OF Privileges and Elections in the Eustis
case. A majority Of the committee.
composed OF Republicans who fought
Spofford, say Eustis is entitled to his
seat and should be admitted. Eustis
end Spoffnrd come to Washington
backed by precisely the same authority,
both having been elected by the Mich
ola Legislature. The claim OF Spofford
10 rejected and that Of Eustis 10 pro
nounced good. And so Louisiana Is to
10 represented by one Senator chosen
BY the Packard Legislature and by
another chosen by the Nichols Legis-
lsture. 1t is about time that official
oaths wsre abolished in this country.
since 1t IS certain That partisan bias is
sufficient to override every considera-
ton Of justice in cases involving parli-
san supremacy; q state Of things as
true Of one party as the other.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

SAYs the Rsno Journal: CornucopIa
= to have . new paper. snd II will be
called the Sir Shooter. We are not in
formed how oftsn IL will b. fred Oh.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

TIE Reno Gazette credits the SEN
TINEL with a paragraph about Gov
ernor Bradley's honesty which never
appeared in these columns. The item
originated with the Carson Tribune.
II tho Gazette man designcdly made
us responsible for the utterance OF an
other he Is more contemplate even
than We had taken him ia be. II there
be . particle Of honesty in his com
position he will correct the error.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

THREE hundred miners were dis
charged from the Justice mine on
Thursday last. leaving $50 on the pay
roll. Tho reduction Of the force was
made necessary by the failure Of the
mine to yield paying ore in large
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

MET General John B. Winters, and
he requested me To state that be sem
In his resignation as General Of the Me-
did it from the fact that he is q voter In
Bradley's acceptance of the same or
the appointment OF his successor.
The above 10 from the San Fra ncisco
correspondence Of the Carson Tribune.
The Governor ought not to hesitate
ons moment about firing that fellow
out.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

am daily receiving large invoices Of the
latest styles Of gsntlsnsn's clothing and furn-
I lo"s.t POSSIBLE sU"asi S sesas. ! pf0B BSy M ne I sood 4: i fos
cash. and can afford to sell them cheaper
than any one else In the trade.
A. BERWIN,
div AT the White House.
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DIED.

Virginia. Nov. 26-Robert X. Bennett. a ns-
tive Of New London, Connecticut. aged 10
years.
virsi ia. Nov. 29-Hugh McMartin. q native
Of St. Sylvester. Canada East. aged q
years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

have Just received . frssh lot Of chestnute.
black walnuts snd cranberries. Send in
your orders, for they ara going cf like hot
cake at MRS. NJ. A. ASHIMsS,
n22 Corner Of BateBan and Buel streets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

Why pay 81 IS . roll for butter when you
can buy nice. sweet, ranch butter Of Ennis
fol 81. ol-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

w. A. EDWARDS,
TIVIL ~ENGINEER AND DEPUTY T..
~ s. Mineral surveyor. All orders
promptly attended to.
Special attention given to underground
work. DIFF
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

English steel pens. Nos. $40. ss7. sos. 4o4. lsa
900. ~. sos n, az, 29a, 29s, sos z, ITO and ssI
at the GOLDEN RUIZ STORE. nS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

BoDl1 10 way up'' town. IT. alti-
tude Il given at $3.50 let.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

The heaviest and best California wooden
undsrshirts. drawers and overshirts; hcav-
lest Amosksag and duck jumper., biousss
and ovsralls. At the GOLDEN RULE
STORE. p3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

parlor size. Ct less than San Francisco prices.
at the GOLDEN RULE STORE. rs
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have marked down prices Oh all my win
ter goods. and ] intend to sell them il there
10 any coin in the country. A.. BEkWIN,
dl-lw At the White House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02
BORN.

BORN.
Virginia. Nov. 2S-Wife Of L. w. Locxer. q
daughter.
Virginia, Nov. H-Wife Of John Barrett. .
SON.
Virginia, Nov. 23-Wifs Of Peter Gshrhart. q
son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

keys. 1t MRS. NJ. A. ASAIM'S.
ms Corner Of Buel and Bsteman streets.
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WESTERN HOTEL,
FORMERLY
The Silver Brick Lodging House.
Four Doors Below the International,
MAIN STREET,
NEVADA.
THIS ESTABLISHM ENr, COMPLETE
i in every part. will be opened Decsm-
bcr 5th.
Board per week, -.
Single meals, 90 cts.
THE Ban.
Will be stocked At all times with the choicest
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
To be found on the coast.
Depot for Lyon i Co.'S Celebrated Brewery,
San Francisco.
Families supplied at their residences with
Lyons alc.
p. +. splanc, formerly b~ookkeeper at the
Silver Brick Hotel. will attend to the Office
business.
A share Of the public patronage Is collected.
r. s. QUAD, Proprietor.
Eureka Dec. l, 1877. d2.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

Fine and fresh, received daily ut
MRS. M. A. ASHIM's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

Every evening. At the Express Once. may
be ssen . boz Of oysters. They are for J. p.
Ennis. which he sells at 81 per can. 0usran-
tsed fresh. or NO sale. ma
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

wsolsn Gurnssy knit jackets. at the GOLD
I'm RULE STORE rs
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IS REWARD F!

OST-ALADY'S ONYX CUFF PIN WAS
IL lost last Saturday afternoon on some Of
the public streets. The hndsr will receive the
above reward by leaving the same 1t this
Office.
Eureka, Nov. 26. 1877. n27R
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02
New yeWelry.

New JeWe1Fy.
J. Strxus. below HinckIsy's Parker House,
and opposite Paxtsn's Bank, informs the
pubhs that be isin receipt Of new invoices Of
the finest jewelry ever brought TO Eureka.
clocks. spectacle, etc /, in Eureka, and Is the
most liberal dealer in the trade. AIjewslry
and silver.ware purchased Of him will DO On.
graved free Of charge. n23
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

No mOse sidewalk NhOW.
have determined not to exhibit any more
goods on the sidewalk. and my customers
will hereafter find everything they need In
side Of the store. l shsll expect Q vote oil
thanks from the citizens for not obstructina
the sidewalk any more. A. BERWIN,
dl Nv At the White ususs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02
MARRIED.

Eureka. Nov. %, by Rev. j. II. De La
matyr- W. ). Hayworth to Mary p. Wsb-
ster,
Reno, Nov. 2-Orville Sessions to Miss Car
ris Vintsn.
Gold Hill. Nov. O. Edward Hickey to Jo-
hannah Ahern.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02
NOTICE..

SOLD MY INTEREST IN
the saloon business, known ~ the Ad-
ami Saloon. situated south Of the Court
house. In this TO 70. I hereby give notice to
ali persons 70 present any claim whatever
against the Arm 9 Adam 4 Co. before the
5th Of Decem Der. 1877. =.
M. x. Stoesssl 10 authorised to pay all
bills and collect al dues to the firm Of Adam
Klingsl i Co.
Eureka. Nov. 80. 1877. dist
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NEW TO-DAY.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
xA42SX FROM WASH.
1M01oM.
KUsTIs TO BE ADMITTED ALSO.

PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT MY SON.
FRANK c. kOBBINs Is duly author.
ised TO transact all business for me during
ny Absence from Eureka.
q. COLLIER ROBBINS.
Euroka. Nov. l. lS77. nS.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

One hundred kits Of No. l macksrel. . vsry
superior article. at MRS. NJ. A. ASHIa'S,
ma Corner Of Batsman and Buei streets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

Oys6eFsl
I an receiving fresh oysters daily. and
have reduced the price to 81 per boz.
MRS. N. A. ASHIM.
ms Corner Of Buel and Bateman streets.
who's New ButIL1mg II rhasS
That il MRS. NJ. A ASHIM'S.swbers you
ct al times find the best gr ceries. pro-
fruits. vegetables, etc.. In the msr-
ket. M
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. /.
Sam. Bowles. editor Of the RepuNi-
can, who has been Ill for several
weeks. suffered this morning paralysis
Of the brain, and his physicians says
he cannot rscover. He is now uncon-
sciOus.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
To tIr GOODWIN MlNt. No. .a.
 L.. LANu utfI.f fbt-snft A. V.
 AgEn.i ll l-sf.

To ftir GOODWIN MNE. Na. 20.
 L. > LANu utftf rHt-,urr. \. lr
 A8su.i 1i. l-''.
 N.... h,-,l, ey-n tai Levi BashfHrl Uu'ss Iasi. si-... H- Prescott Ar.l.ua Icfr~f1 has ths day cal E application fus a Vafvuf frg sEu hun'fvh Hnd stt -G uurar i--f , tu, t,.-iU.a uiH" Uf Ariu ur Iu. sl.,,v fa sgrtrv arnuat t'" huuA'''' Hh" aiN tpl . irel tn .afu. situate 1a- Hv4 u'.iE in taf 4ty Greek Mining li,+r.ri County " lasnlnt snd Ter rtrs ui Arz,oa uuI Auovu as d- sul''l r} i"' As'd ,., and oa,l Ist tle n ,.s udire a, Lot Number taI-,y-,r,,u f1I HusuDyscd Public lauds
 Tn. ,fy-rr boJuaaIiy, of said lu No t tUiu- is iu Iavs to uIr. Variation a ,s east commenting ai center si ledge a' -ri-e -au'agra houudar} oi cii' . . largo .uu. r.f marked ucria ,'dr 20 .ncas- .a diameter usaH which iacaiuu notice i I"strd thence \ a. w,,i aua southern boundary ui rHtiti .in itri e. ,uttH ,st cerler ,i claim -at n'onH,nehi N"' ,r north f- ts ra.t along western boundary ui ,ian e' iet Co luauuurut Na a, rlv N cuurr vf stau ffiu ,a corner ta IuaiIr i-rT n lu,las iG diameter hfr and marked 't,' bears ' t' l N "a ict @ iurif- d's fat. tBruue O. e,t H. i-eJ Co e c'rtlrf vi paIln ld atUruarGf Na 8 ffru fu, conner tuu- .''' f'i e boulder Iu feet a rA 20 ir,t de feet Iaus marked l-xl- at,. I,... situated fav easf nans "i h".ns Oafrh tl t, .>taut lear~ -H west .t- feet dsant tss1-r I- q. west aauE eastern h'uustt5y "i ciau u = D. vf claim anu iutuaavHf Ntt T r. t corner a monument of la.Jar. Bltte. Vrrui. llsut t.4k uf Has-3FsIGVA uugnfu4u- h"sFs N tF -- '. th-urs f5r yves; beg boundary uf claim 20 fec, a sautrr os iiE, -uFffce and juniper us" and to place col bt inning. ralt8IHI ~i -l'i Hrfs-
 .fu s h.ua3rd ae unftt bs th- nfst uufh rN- . sion a the Goodwin ledge The .,aiu "f ihs ufiu' {, ,Iuy rr,u..i tha treDuior on-- "' aNaPa tvuu tv Ar...aa I.rriiurt tvpk h uf Mining kvvur'is oi Ns,sr.a County. ua Is.r lts. Any aud ali fst. ... ,I.u.gg aVrr.y y any IrtiHn u sad ',i Nln mine .af uHiag groauu as bvr~.ateiorr te-rrFd I" fr' au.r. t le f,r ad,er,e cra th tu Register ut the tar,l states Iud Ocr ai Prescott iu tHe Territory "i N5lsus. during 'hr ,,Nry dag pvrod "i publication herr ,f ,- they v u r barred h Slrfue of tbr provisions oi To, >tstuiC "ltii'A N. ktiAl, Register
 alglUdtn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
BANK ORGANIZATION.

The Bank of Arizona, which was incor- narrated sndcr the laws of Arizona on the .d of July la>t, to do business in Prescott. heid its first sJcctin. of stockholders this morning at To o'clock, and organized by ..lcctiug the following Board of Trustees, viz. Samuel Lewis, Joseph May and Joseph Brapd.n~tcip. of san Franclseo Cal and Sol Lewis. N N. hae>. John ,I. Cos s,cr and T J. Butler. .f Prescott.
 The Trustees immediately afterwards sdected Sol Lewis President, ~nd VI. W. Nsle,. Cashier and Secretary, an" will l,e fully ready to de business >o soon a> their new building, corner "i Gurlcy and Cortcz streets. now rapidly approaching completion, is ready e. occupy
 The corporation k not yet ready to invite 1,vsi,e>> for the want of facilities. but such .,s k absolutely necessary will hc transacted in the of,ce of Sol Lewis, in the rear of the hank unti uSc bank ], completed. This k =.n institution ,iso' has long been needed m Prescott. and one tha, will be not only a great convenience Co the people but We hope profitable ta the slocA-holdcr,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
summons.

rrr,cot, \ T Jabsafj q. I-''.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
ANDREW JACKSON SHOWERS.

Action brought iu the District Court ct ;be Thrd du1 ral bisfr.Cl and iuf th- tvlnty o lavAraL iH iAs Territory of ArEona.
 Ths Trrary af tr,.s~a s,a9s gr,,r,Bg To tHr Jgrs- sfa .Sh"rrrr
 lsu hereby sumiuousd and required 'o aFi~af in arts brought against yon by thr sisive named piau iif .n h- District Court of ths lhird Jmscta District in and ths Couuty of aysJ in the Territory of An znn and The complaint nlcd with ihe Clerk oi ths CeIr aI Prescott in ,sd County Ca copy Of wuh mfiani acr,lulsnies th> summunsj, within twenty day. teNrlusiveot the lay of -icsl s~r ih~ service ui-B yo uf tk suuuuns i served "a tbis Ceunty hu' ssrs oui of ;be Couny au within ihts district then within thirty dave, in sll other casss forty dAss And yoa hereby notified that f you rsl t1 appear and answer he complaint above required thr p!uiis via take default agiust yon and sA iug ths iurhrr rvsi sisd iu sad complaint and costs and disbursements l ths behalf eAV-udsd.
 Given under my hand and ihe seal ol the sad uis-
 triei Court ai Prescott this 2ih day uf JJns lrsl, fI S1 WILLIAM WILKINSON Clerk.
 JoHN LLOYD, Deputy. PAiLJ. RoHEVr Attorney Plaintiff
 Prescott AriEuHa- June il l-ss w9w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL District Territory os Arizona, County of YayapAi
 GUuFOKp HATHAWAY

TiE FINAL GoLp ANu SILVER MININo CONTAIN. Action brought the District Court of Third Ja- dc Disic; in and for The County of NaVaTa. iR he Trrritars ni ATruna
 Tho Territory gf r,r0Ha ssHaF grsstHg fo fss Pisai Gold oHd Niirrr 1fstHg CusspGHy, DefsndCuL You hereby summoned and required Co appear iu lr'ion brought agant you by the above named plain tu iu be ps'Tci Court of ths rhird Judicial District iu and for The County vi lEvaVa in The Territory zoua, and answer ths complaint uei with the Clerk ihs Court ai Prescott; n said County Ia copy ui whcA complaint accompanies this summons1. within twenty days teNelusye of The day oi seTc.l a-g the service upon you oi ihis sumnons fl served in h. County; bat served oui ot the County and within th District then within thirty days in an other eases forty days And you hereby notified that f von Gii Co appear and answer the complaint above required the Plaintiff will take judgment by default against you for i've dTrd and furty four and gl loO and costs and disbr,r m-uts iu th's behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and The seal cf The sad District
 Court. at Prescott this 2is, day ui June A p f-9. IL. = WILLIAM WILKINSON Clerk
 JoHN LLdrp Depnty. Ru>H WALLS, Attorneys for plaintiff
 iegeti0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Notice.

T.E \ pehA-oa co-oNurf Nith 'aH 'ini.f'g =" ' ' ,t, rtu lpiuiuy location eia'us on tA- 'strf .as Is.ie made hy N. ' Kelly Aiid v'h''' v' . s ,:,, M isJl Ii, tb. Tte-t MiuluE Distfnf d. iks ,"'af. yf Nt,.,..i ana Territory of Arizona
 N,l ar. hereby notasa that 'he "nSsfse"sa i'|'
 s , t. ,,.. .t..n tis sfof-szd asHirg tl-iiu'. 'H t.f ,i ,,,ot,rs of lab1f and NfsndittFra ff me ,.t l-1a rssur, h, tar iass u; ths United N"''N ~ eat "a, rt. of uas hundred doilnrs. . A,i ., ,r- hereby n.thsd Co Tay ro inc uniff'. 'r , tI ,l.r- sf bt.ssusas in Pressrii is t's -fa'"' t'.sJntv of Yavsrsi yonr pr9f~rnon oi ue -Hi '~ .b t.i-F st the rats of tsu dollars hf r'rlf "s N & @ .. "A t ,,si stth.a uin.iy day. from On" % D: | f ,si. p.,e- as Vou and a of tiinfe 2" 'i'T .h ,.,,seui wr wili claim undrr thu ninitg law '' W !. IIflIS S RODENBt ES.
 and uther tu-gu-lsf-. pr....f.. 4 IT. JaBsafy D. l-17. -l.-'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

IAw Surr-Mr. McClin;och. who came ,lnwu to the Territory some four months sine with NIT. Vessels. then oi' the Black Warrior qusrt~ mill, brought suit in Jus sicr Cartter's Court. which was tried yo>j,r ,l.>. ,o recover ;rom Mr W. the sum oi Sis4. claimed to be duc him for wages since tiS arrival in the Territory The case Was tried bv jury process. aud they rendered a verdict of SiO in favor of tbc defendant, MT. Vessels. instead of giving plgintitf the sisi asked for. Such k life
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

AFTER CLA>cEY AND DANIs.-We re- ccivcd the following by ycstcriay'> stage dated Wickenburg, August Hth ls,i:
 "A report k just in that the party who went in pursuit of Clancey and Davis, who stole n team in Antelope Valley, are on their u~,l md have probably captured them bv this time. .ic Bradshaw leads the cpursuing party
 Nothing k said as to which direction they went or what trail they are on, but if the main fact of their capturing them shall prove true it will be all right and make but little difference qs 10 where"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

\ needed improvement j. that which the wo-hmcu are engaged in under the direc- t;,r uf the Village agthoritic>, in Goodwin street. al the crossing of Granite. The n,aiu sewer. which i> to empty into Granite Crock where Goodwin street crosses iJ will veiirvc the people of iisagreeablc stenoh, which has annoyed ;acm for some time. arising from the sewer that leads from Raj l,le's lrewcry Frank calls it ihe Goodwin ct. Canal. which discharges it> trcig&t a' Haihaway's wharf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Gideon Cornell, who has hUen attending ,o some mining matters in thc sandy c0un- trv. i'll Mohave county, for several months. returned this afternoon. We have not pumped him as yet
 MT q. R. Ammoud. aIl0ca,nc in from that country where ne is concerned lR the crcc- tiop nf the McCraCkiH mill.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

FoEr WmPrLE TuEATRE.-W would again remind our readers of thcperformuncc at Whipple on Wednesday evening We were present at n dress rehearsal of the play "StiIl waters run deep" on saturday evening. and if the presentation should be as good on the night of the play, We can a,- sure our citizens that they will be more de- lighted than ever before. A~ am additional induccmcnt to be present on the occasion we understand the proceeds are to be dona- Icd tu the orchestra. Our readers may thus have chance r. repay ln 8 measure, the many pleasant treat. furnished them l,y the Eighth Infantry band. Secure your seats at once.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

The case of injunction, restraining Joseph Fugitt and lack Johnson from working the Loreuo mine, has been stopped, They have made settlement of the disputed ground. which is satisfactory to both parties. and work will once more bc pushed on this valuable mining property.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Fnrr WmrrlK TnrArnE.-By refrren

FoRr WmrLE TuEATRE.-By reference 10 our advertising columns, it will be seen that We are to be again favored with per tormauce by the WhiPplc Company. at their cosy little theatre. The play selected for next "Wednesday evening date of the pertormance--is Tom Taylor's beautiful comedy, Still Waters Run Deep This Is one of the standard comedies. and one which. as we believe, will test the merits of the Company. From tho improvement m the members since the opening of the Thea Ire last January. We think they will sue ccs~iully pass the ordeal. bat if any of our readers doubt il. We advise them to be pres cnt next "Wednesday and judge for them selves. Our "dcvil" says he will see if they can play il. if he has to hook in. :" We shall be there.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Monday, the 18th day of August, 1877.
Sllerif'S Sale.
TERRITORY or ARIZONA.
 rntfkVe pE N.N.pL


 " virtue of an esepR'ioR iasa.d n~. I1lEt ni The Thrl J.lniai r'- oi the District nI DuYupAi. f~- .s'striei in and for the County 1ih ''-- -Tiioty of Arizona, duly attested on the
 a "l June, A. n. ls57 aud me directed in n. vor W ', N enung plaintiff and against th. Piral Gold @ "l NllNeF Mining Company, defendant by which I am
 aued 'n make out ot the personal property of said
 nutn and II suihciVut rersosal property cannot be
 u heH eui o hs real property the sun of three hun N'ei aNa nmetyhve 69-lO0 dollars <gl G damages and hundred and forty two 95 100 dollars costs tS42 5 % u announcements together with ancrueing costs have eN'ed npou and taken all the right title and interest Noh lhs sad defendant had on the 7th day of Juno ., 'n and to the following described property 10 wit & ' 'urnAce buildings, grounds ani all applrtsnAnce, ~ e,crn" sr nrongng. situated at Walnut Gruve County 'nu it'r'ory aforesaid. and known as the Pinal Goli V NliNet Mining Csmpanys furnace consisting o. ps s',sm engine, one boiler and machinery
 N"''s hereby given that bayng hereto ore verijsea e At''e described pgoPcrty and sold said uer and cp sht o0 ihe ai1sesrid execution public sah the same oe'hg purchased at said sale by l. C. Palmer and h, nay Ing refused pay for inc same will on Monday Tho ''h dhN o August, lS15 between the hours ol o'clock A VI and D o'clock r. NJ. upon the ptemi,rs of saib "mpany n Walnut Grove. proceed ts resell the same, "g''h'r N'h The other property above described a ,ih ne auction Co the highest bidder f,r cash c, af,s si Nvc"''"' am i,l c'sis ED. Y BOWERS. >h,riH. Prescott. Autcna July 2I Is.1 .I
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
LEGAL.
Assessment Notice.

To Charles Ksy,, ii. Ietrh'a~ D. N'Nyef HnA s,'flH p,a. .s...r. f4 t.s I'd. .u.ult uinF tlHwbHs Atniug District Nl,arii County. ArgrU1 iruitor1-
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 FRANK SCHULTZ.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

MuJAVE MAL ArrkCKEB.-OH Thursday evening last. when Mr. Thos. Lewis, the man who rides on the route between Pres colt and Mineral Park. and while coming in from that place at point near Cross Mountain. east nf Fort Rock. Was fired at by some parties who evidently were after the mail sack Three shots were fired. from which thc horse took fright and threw Jh, rider to thcground, running oil the road and losing thc mail sack in the brush. The men approached Lewis and asked if there wa> any money in the mail. NIT. Lewis claims to have stopped on the ground over night. the next morning taking the trail and following 1T q short distance. when hc found the mail sack all right, and two miles farther on found the horse. The mail had some $Sau in money in i- belonging to Mir. Hardy. aud it k thought these men had an inkling of 1t, and tried to take il in.