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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
Application for Patent.
To mE GuLEN, MINE. No. "s

To ms CAlENA MINE No, ~
 |. <. LAND orroT PRr>ooTI, A. T.(
 Ma rh 23i. ls77.
 Notice is tcrrby given that Michael wormscr, who. pos ,frv adur ,s is Prescott Navapd County AriEou rtrriiofy has this day fled hs application fur a pa;eu hundred a 5Aol linear og the Galsna Min vein bHriug gold aud silver with surface ground hundred St1o) feel iu vi idtn, situate lying b-ng Klg Bug Miniug District County ui laValAi. and Ter riiufy ci Ansnua and known gt1 j,sigua',d by ;hr and oaicia plat file iD th. office Lot Ndtuhc. sort, one GID ca uu.urvryc cd lands. The cxterc boundaries uf sad Ia; No t3l brug aS fl l0Ns. to WI Nariafh'n ll drg .J Egst Commencing m"uuiueut centre of The ledge NE boundary %. clam thence \ is d-g r. three huudrp, i-et inert N ] St the SE corner uf aim this corner juniper 70 inches in diameter bear, dcg. l3 iuks d.sJan- MonUm' 70 Nv e .. ". corner of l \ Rushcs ctsiU su Dividend l,ir hears deg lf W l5s Inks distant from tL Crsi ic b,ldr bi igh ivCt hong fee; ihcS marked on lace GAo iu length hearS Si deg 3i N SS links distant thence 1t deg. Jt W sch Co mrnumeur N. . af th SW y,rn-r oi cIsiH. thence i- dcN W SIX hundred (61o} monument No Aat the NV co'ncr of claim From thi- crrur an oss inches n diameter hcars deg W. >o links distant uak thr iurhes ia amei cr sf dsE r. S links distant oak eight iachss
 disinvt,r l3 jeg. r.. leo links distlst Eoti, ! cak hear, - deg. 70 W. thence q deg. Sl' T. hlecu hundred (, 5"pi i-ei To monument Nc at NJ corner raim Sguaw Pcak hsrs trum Uni, cornvr deg &, e. thence is d . r. 3'o 10 place uf tr rinnirg. containing twenty G6-lI gcrs The location ot ihs Mine is duly srCvrvl in tbv Recorders Office NavHpai County. Ar4nHa TCfrtp,y. !n BooS ( T d Mlts EooS ,oG and sAJ. AuV and all psrscus caimus adversely any portion ot ,Id Oalrua tuins sad min ing gr,uud hsFeiubefrv described. arc rvquire, o tie ttci, adverse aim wth tLc Register of the United states Land Occ st Prescott In The Territory oC AIi daring The sixty days ycTiG Uf publication hereof they will bs baJr,L hy virtue u the provisions of the S'stu'e. WILLIAM \. kkLIY, Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
The rIundered stage,

IL is said by those who met the outgoing stage beyond the scene of the robbery, on Monday night. and hea Il an account of It from the passengers, that It was very anu sing even to themselves, after 1t was over, to witness the industry with which they slowed away the small amount of change that each one carried to defray travelling eN- pcnscs. of course. no sensible man travels with any considerable amount ot available means on his person, but even fe" dollars to buy grub in a strange country, becomes of as much importance as s much larger sum would be under other circumstances, and it behooycd them to take care of what they had Some threw their wallets under the. seats. some stuffed them in their boots, some in their boSoms, etc. W. VI. Lent, who is never known to have more than ten dollars about him, seemed to be the most unconccrncd of the lot, and thought of offer ing them his pocket book and contents as a ransom. so as not to be detained any longer
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
LEGAL.
Application for Patent.
TO rHs FiRsr SourH EXTENSION oF rHT W AS EAGLK MINE No a.
 Us.LANp ofr,E PREsc. IT, A,T.l

TO rHs Fl,sr sorrH EsrENsioN oF rnr wAE EAolI MINE. No o.
 US LA>D ofr,E PREsc..r TT. A.T.( March sJd. ls77.
 Notice b hereby siven that FIea. William. < Ca Nhoso r,s4 ,face ad s rryso5it Arizona Territory have is Ry hei thif apPlc-'os tT Tatsst ioi sg hi sundrv f-tui linear iovt ~ inv ar Lag, Las bearing gu ai silver win surface rruavd iwu huadfeo (sc1 .yi iu udth .itii~ iyag bsing in Bradshaw Mouuiaia Aisisg Dist,ct Goa 'y si iasaTai and Ter noFy ,f Air aad kha auA dssig gua'ed by be asll n,ses and u al plat hlv H th orice Lol Number thirty -sirhi CJs on uusuFyryea puhlc lands
 The exterior boundaries of said lo, No. Ss being as follows, to wit: Variation li deg. amin East: commencing al monument No. 3 r., establishing the =. W. corner of the discovery claim on the same lode; theno. south 70 deg Il min.. Fast one hundred llo0l feel to monument No. ] at the V. r. cornei uf claim. Monument No. establishing =. r.. corner cf discovery claim on the same lode, bears souih 70 deg. II min, East loo feed distant from the corner; thence south lg deg. 70 min. csi eight hundred SOD feet to monument No. at =. r.. corner Of claim. Prom thi, corner, s granite boulder project ing above the surface ft. high, fl. long and f. wide. marked with eros. bear North 5J deg. min. W. 2233 feet distant. Said boulder i> in ledge of granite bearing North and south distance of lU0 yards thence North 1u deg II min., Ncs .UO feet to mon umcnt No. al the =. W. corner of claim. From this corner the granite boulder estab- fishing location of monument No. 3, bears south si deg. 30 min., West n feet distant {: thoi cr North ls deg. @ min, East S00 feet to monument No 1 at \. W. corner of claim {: thence south 5o lcs. r. min., East one hun dned loo feet to place of beginning. contain S 65-luo acres. This claim is bounded on the North by the disco, cry claim on same lode, claimed by W. J. Thompkins IS Co.
 The location of this mine is duly recorded in the Rccordsr's office of Navapai County. Territory of Arizona, folio 3l7, in book B : uf mining rccords of NaNapai County, Ari- youa Territory. Any and all persons claim ug adversely any portion of said iirst south extension of the War Eagle lode mine or said mining ground aS hcciubeforc described, arc required to file their adverse claim with the Register of the Un:ied States Land office Lt Prescott, in Ihe Territory uf Arizona dur llg the sixty days period of publication hcIenf or they will hc barred by virtue of the rlNisions of the Statute.
 WILLIAM V. NELLY, Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
Pima ConniN Items.

On the Sth inst. Warrants were issued ioI the arrest of Lieut. Benjamin II. Chccver Scrgt Fred Baker Corporal r r. Agnow and l.. J. Bailey, of the dth Cavalry, they being charged with the killing, or the ac, ccS>orie> to tho killing, of James Wall LoCkhart
 Crop prospects arc gnod in Pima county
 \ shaft k being sunk on the Xavier mine
 Seven Indian, have been seen in the Sau simon Valley.
 MT Morrill, had four horse, stolen by Warm Spriugs Agency Indians
 Oscar Buckalew and wife, from Pcnusyl Nanla, have arrived in Tucson
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

We were pleased to meet this morning MT F.. II. Plummcr of the Chicago Tribune NIT. P. comes recommended to Us by friend and we think Arizona will be benefited hl the truthful letters that will be written hI him. The Chicago Tribune k one of tn, leading papers in the United States and shows it's enterprise by sending out llv' men to write up all sections fairly. As SC ries oi letters are to he published in that pa. per. hearing on Arizona, We think our citi Ien> would do we'll io subscribe for jour nal that .hows a disposition to help our ter TItuTN.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
To the People of Arizona.

Tn, Secretary of War having Oriercd five hundred Springfield rifles cabre % he turned over the Gov. of the Territory n Arisoua be used in arming militia companies. and the Legislature of Arizona haN passed law authorizing the Governor tO distribute said equally among the several counties upon aPPica- uon of the Captains o militia companos regularly organ- iz,d uner the laws of tho Ivritory uInu said Captains giving hotds with gv and sufficient suretir> r receive and keep sad accordinV Co law theTchre give notice that will issue eighty three ot sad to each ot The counties cf the Territory, upon application of Cap taus of militia companies ulcn the ulhment oi the quirementS aforesaid.
 The arma e. be distributed mostly iu the hands of the Untrd states military authorities anal delivering thcm t the several counties, shall in .IdeT psnso trausINtiaiVu endcaSoF Er practicable b procure item the military lcst nearest to each of the several couItios. \ 1T K SAFFORD.
 Governor ui Arizona. Tucson. Arizona. Marrh 9,h, ls77.
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

spr JOSEPHINE MiNE.-M '>Srs. fietI 3. owncrs of the Lady Josephine mIne' ted u>. shi> morning, a sample oi ore . their mine, which they inforE Us is tt three feet wide. and contains orc h Is all spar, containing no quartz tever, and averages about so per !. Thc ore carries great per cent: oi and can be used as a fiuN for other
 It is situate in Turkey Creek district Z about eleven miles from the Walnut
 e smclting works. The mine has been led for 6o day, io NIT. ANrc>, in the sum S,0oO, with the privilege of taking out 'sc meantimc lsO tons of ore. The ball .sommcnccd ,o roll, and there k n" tell wher, i' will stop.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

We would cali the readers attention to the advertisements ot J. n Monihan, A Gold. man. J NJ. Cotton and r. Irvine X Son -- The fact of them advertising in the NINTW iS t sufficient guarantee ot their being men who are on hand tn trade and do tho faiI thing by their customers. They are all old hands m their respective lines ot trade, and know that the successful man in business i- he who patroniIc> the printer II any one doubt, Monihan'~ ability a> livery man, \. Goldman>' Fs dealer in grain. etc. ! VI. tottons' as a vend,r of the " oh. lc Joy tu CT Irvine & Son of the 'Tcnda Barrata, a> not being the right places, N, advise them to give them s cali and they will bc sure tu return
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
DIED

RoBERT W GRANT At Nams Sunday Arr
 ls' At-uf mi.inighI Roh'. W Grant of injuries ceiv-d Vh To rdag An unhrokyn horse.
 w. have been bio a Ira-n hs native V'ar- or age hpt Gu.n' cd teni "f th, scih, Coast Hs h'' wed ih- s~cHI0'on -adier Cor several ysars .u tEs town. lie had DO rulss A.rs.
 (. N Ht BHAEp At Yuma A. T Apr.l rth ot ccn sumption ( N HuthArt of Sacramento. Cal.
 Drr-a..d a hr,thcr ~ NJ W W. Hubbard Pay uAsts clerk f Numa H- .rrfv,d bon. Avfl 2. having sought relief change of climate bot hr gai here Sy- His -t h"uFs S.-hrd h, The loN ng sui r'tyu'nu ot I-yc'ed h-afhsr and t, The zsihN his brother many ir'erds. Hi. Gsath Iunless and Yea, rfll N tal Senfruel.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

ANOTHER CASE or SCARLET FEVER. - Little Louis, youngest child of NIT. and Mrs John II. Marion was taken down with scar let fever yesterday. IL had been the belief of every one that the disease had entirely suhsideI, aS no new cases hsd occurred toT two ar three weeks, and it's rc-appcarancc now k causing considerable uncasincS>, al- though the condition of the weather k prob ably a> favorable as il well could be. and we trust nothing serious will result.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

Surgeons WorihinS:on and Day per. formed at the Post Hospital, this morning, surgical operation on P. Maiteus, who was shot in the auklejoint some weeks since. The operation consisted of taking from his bcdy ten portions of sound flesh and grating item into the wound. This treatment is new in the history of Arizona surgery, and its success will enable MT
 Matteu, to get about at least one month sooner than he would under the ordinary or old methods of treating gunshot wounds,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

GAVE B,rr.--H. 1T. BiNhy was admitted to bail 10 day in the sum of twenty thou> and dollar~. for the killing of T. Q Page His hnnd>mcn were C. F Head. ]. C Camp bell G. II. Kendall and NJ. Goldwatcr which constitutes strong bond. We understand il k the intention of MT. Bixbv to remain here until the sitting of the District Court when he will ho on hand to answer to the serious charge for which he has hoon con fined in the county jail and has just given the hoaYy bond of $20,OO0
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

The business of ihc Colorado Steam Nav isation Company ceases with delivery oi ldaho's frcight which has just arrived at the mouth of the Colorado. The line will bc known ss hcrrtofprr. Colorado steam Navi gation Company. Gen. Banning ha> ami, ved at Yuma and Nill hc in charge of the business of Railroad and steamers
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

DElru OF CoNpyCToR BRoWN.-G. C. Brown. killed hy g railroad accident ou the desert between Indian Wells and Dos Palms was one of the olic>, conductors on the Coast, and has many friends now in Arizona He Was kind and accommodating to all. and a iayoritc with those who knew him best Hi, family lived many year, In Sacramento and he had but recently removed them Co Los Angeles where they now are.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

Goo. Crook, eldest son of !. H. Marion, was taken down this morning with scarlet fever. We are pleased to learn that il k a mild case. and also that his little brother, whose illness We chroniclcd yesterday, is better to-day, and no fears are entertained hut what they will both soon recover.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
Notice.

Those who have received I.sec that they indebted to n thC ot dollars for subscription to thr WETNLN MINEs are hereby notified that as the subscrir- tlun price has been reduced to five car> nsy will uply h, eNpc led e Iay five dollars This amount, together with such may be due me for advers iag and ipb work, they requested Co ray Co J. L. Fisher CT to myself at their earliest convenience.
 T. !. BUTLER. Prescott, Ayszoua March F, lSs7.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

The Agua Fria Shelter did not get full run this week owing to their coal supply giving out just when il was most necessary to have il. Several loads were prom scd them on Saturday which dil not reach tho furnace until it was obliged to cool down ou Monday. IL was to start up again to-day with full supply and prospect of sood
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

Zalida Lode has been located and re which carries gold and silver, by X. yc<, W. E. Day and Jay c. Kelley,
 in Lynx Creek district. The rock tis ahinc assays over Saoo to the ton. ttlc work has been done on the lead ey are not prepared to SAY how cNten e5r mine is ar how rich they are.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

The MINER had occasion a few days since to tell its readers oi "Dnholical scheme" which was brewing in Tucson, whereby they expected to dcpr,c Prescott, for the prr-rnt, ot the Capital The Tucson Star comments in a fair way aud in the folloN- ing language,
 The last legislature hy majority vote. made q law declaring Prescott the Capital Ac, and We say let ihc luN take it, course and l,t rccyimin3tinn cca>r.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

James stewart. Superintendent California and Arizona Stage Company, came in thi. morning He k increasing the stock on the road tn the Railroad. has put the trips from Wickcnhurg to Florence trl-Weckly on and after the 18th, and has changed thc time ai leaving here irrm six in the evening To seven in the morning There will ho DO stage lcavcing here on sunday next, but II will ga at seven on Monday morning aud every other day thereafter at AM
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

DAILY NAIG FOR uNIV-Thc good people of PwniX and Salt River Valley the eden >po; of all Arizona, in our opinion. are, on and at)cr the 18th of this month to have s daily mail from Yuma via Maricopa Wells and a tri-wcckly from California to Prescott via NiCkcuNuru
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

We had a call, to-day. from Mr. J. II. Brewster of Walnut Creek. MT Brewster complains about the way the Post Office i- conducted at Walnut Creek. He says that several mails have taken his MINER direct 10 Moiave, through the neglect of the Post Master
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

|. xc John Howard, who went away last
 1t Invalid. and has under the >killful
 ent of Dr. J. (. Handy, of Tucson, 'nccoycrcd his health, Is on the stage is Hue here tomorrow morning. IL 'gested that the Judge may he on his Q since he has grown so stout. and II
 Dc well not to cross him too much.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

Jack-of all Trades is now engaged Tn lay ing out gravel walks and flower beds around the house of Mir. Joseph Ehle. Jack-of-all' Trades says that he is good landscape gardener, we believe it, but we arc sure tha he iS rustlcr
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

Revs. A. NJ. Campbell and Wm. Monk called at the MINER office this afternoon Mir Campbell Is quite young gentleman, of pleasing address. He comes from Los Angeles, where he has been stationed a> preacher in charge ot the Methodist Church South for the past four years. He will preach in Mir Monks Church, on Sunday next, morning and evening.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

ALMOST FRE.-The office building oi the California snd Arizona Stage Caugh, fire last nigh; from a candle which one of th, occupants lief, burning on the table in th, room where he slept, but fortunately th, fire was discovered and put out before any serious damage was done.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

Nc Wade. Fred. Plum, and Cha>. worthy farmers from the lower Agua ant Ia town from their homes yes
 Ihe>r gentlemen are sll extensive ,Agvd in farming, snd speak highly for kepectS for big crop the coming sea
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

1K<pAK FoR iSs;.-We have just prin- t tAe MT<rR office several hundred cal .rz hich we intend distributing to our .cribers. The calendar is printed in col n fiac large cad and is one of the
 if not the very bc,, ever printed in this itory and cant be beat this side of San uc;sco.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

'RRs Tu PART WIrH iiIM-IIon. I J. CT. ex editor of the MINER, who has rcn- us very valuable services for the last months will leave early next week for ornia. Whilst Ne are sorry to part
 Mr. Butler VIC are glad that his absence only toe temporary. as he will return to oua again and enter into some Aind of ness. probably mining.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

The Occidental copper and silver mine was discovered few days since by Robert R- E win and F. (. Rugglc>. The lead i> north of the Skull Valley road and few miles from Prescott
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

sopwIx oRr.-The pack tram of Will
 Simmons brought in two tons oi ore the Goodwin mine. today, for the com .which is worth about Ss0U to the ton.
 ore will be shipped to San Francisco rcatmcnt. and thus give the company an of what kind of machinery is necessary lrcilasc for the proper working of the of fhis mine.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

c MINER office i> in receipt of large paper for our daily and weekly issues. h Was only l. days from san Francisco 'cscott. We have full supply of good :. papcr to last Us one year.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

CT RoBEEp. As will be seen by our ch from Wickcnburg. the C. & A. which left here last evening was rob 4ve miles out. of the express box. We learned that the express box con ] only fifty-eight dollars. Marshal c{ef and John Brickwood have gone
 scarch of the robbers, and il Is 10 be
 lhev may capture them.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

The attention of carpenters and others is called to the advertisement of Paul Weber asking for proposals 10 build barn, fence, etc, in wet Prescott
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

[rxinc and his con J. X. R. Irvine. aS ,e seen by an advertisement in to-day = R, have formed a copartncr>hip in the u.ntiie business at Ph@niN. AS many a, teamsicrS and others are trading al
 ix. i've would recommend the house of ;. & Son to them a> a good place to i, purchases at low rates Both are gen
 n up to the trade, and keep everything
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

.8colcy, from Waiuut Creek. came m y with load of fine potatoes which he to William VI. Buifum for six and d half
 pcr pound.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

acs onesl. jovial, good fellow, and OUT sheep-owucr>. arrived from his
 Yesterday. NIT oneal has, We be
 bou, the best band of sheep in the
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

In Turkey Creek mining district, Frank lin Ruggles has discovered gold lead which he named and recorded as the "Bobtail."
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

tight snow falI las, night, but little was
 "a thc ground this morning, and all dis ,arcd as soon as the sun gui pull at II
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

Gall st the office of Rush & Wells and in tervicw Ed Wells about that HOO fine meri no shcrp that are advertised for sale.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

,mas Ward has recently located two nines in Turkey Creek district, which tIs ths Richmond and Monarch.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
TUESDAY.

l.n. Tom Fitch has commenced the cree of a new house on tie site whore John cham residence formerly stood.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
Piles.-Hemorrhoids.

Many teud pr,suco ihls panfl and distress. ing state The h!o' k retarded iu its return The ,oh frequent of drastic puTgaiiNes tends produce con. gesou The bowels torpid action uf ihe liver and nt. other the of this complaint and hitherto thing cieciua has been presented the pu r. which would rapidly alleviate symptoms and nlti. m.iiely prove an effective cure. In PtLO> h,Ne a remedy whirh not "uly almost instantly but will re. the argr, umors of inc parts Sesl hy ahsorp- top, and many who have received only q, bai have been radically cured, have been assured (pror l., wing this tTestncnp bv eminent surgeons that inc onl relief they ever cOuld expect is life would be by an operation, aud removing it nr them uu the holy hy Iroeeiure which ncoesAtaied the kn.fe. This remedy has been hailed with delight, and Is prescribed by many practising phy scan-, who couitant of iis merits, as the only known sure cure for TILES.
 Price Tiny Gents Ter package. or six fer sac
 SL>T HN MAIL oN RECEur oF PRICr.
 Sold by all Druggsts and Dealers in Medicine through out the world.
 Prepared solely hN DR. CHANDLER,
 l,419 BroadwHy, New York.
 Where orders can he addressed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

ernl tons of rich ore from the Salvador passed through town to-day on its way ,s Aztlan mill for induction.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

C. Campbell and others. of the Verde v, Nho have been working as their would permit. for the last three upon an irrigation canal. now have xtisfaetion oi looking upon their enter Icompictel. The canal k several miles
 and takes in valuable land. AS many ,.omers sre entering the Territory, seek arms. il migh; be we'll for some ot
 te examine the advantages offered to ,rants from the Verde country.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
slcaI Intelligence.

. ty Thousand head of sheep coming tC
 ua.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
FRIDAY.

Rev. A. M Campbell, of Los Angeles, Cal, will preach in tue Methodist Church South. morning and evening, on Sunday
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

FARTFp.-Dan. Shaw, F. C. Peck and t Nas,crson !cft to-day for San Fran i'd one of' Walker X Grshsul's hest
 uts. Mr. Peck goes in on important
 ,csss connected with :hc company. Mr. arson Ia recruit his hcaltL and to Arrangements for the purchase 1i q
 mill for the Goodwin mine, which we rood reason to believe wi,! hc soon on iyronnd. The Goodwin is enc nt the st, as well, one 1f ;he richest mines in section and the owners are certainly led in erecting mili for the tcduction
 c orc
 1. Shaw. was only temporarily stopping
 us, purchasing ores and We believe goes . 1th the intention of soon returning. Peek will bc Sbscn; about six weeks
 H Mr. MastcrSou.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
WEDNESDAY.

Cottonwood trees are getting green.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

IL ESrkTE TRhNsFEn. Robert Con
 lns purchased from \. Ellis X Co. the srtv known as the Schrodcr property, ts.0O0. He has leased the portion
 sicd as chcap-jnhn store tc B. Ellis X
 ~ enc year. and will use the remainder ;s o.A;n purposes. He has large stock ,uors en route fHom San Francisco. and
 cir arrival will take out a wholesale
 sc snd engage in regular jabbing bus - in Connection with his retail trade. Is a live. active business man, and our ction i>. that within & very few years he be one of Prescott's leading merchants.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
- F." SAW MILL.

Having Egs C0mpstsG. ssG ia Full Op.ra;ioE ny ass Sssklll. vith tas lalsa; lmpruv d machinery, ooa- SstiAg ei SAW 3 sHIsGLR MACHINE, and PLAIsER. an prepared, a, tAs sAoriss; sotios. ts sl al erasgs fer ths follswinr sla4s si Lzmbsf, siiAsr al ths Mil
 srat uy LsntsT Yard is Pres
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

ifarcr of the Town orPr'-"ott