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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

A uCTIoN SALE. TO-DAY tTUEsDAYl.
N Large and attractive sale OF magnificent
Household Furniture. commencing NJ ~ O'Clock,
NJ the elegant five story English basement
house No. 2O6 West 18th -, near 7th
Brilliant toned Steinwey and upright Pianos: have late
satin cunlane aud Parlor suits Mir
rors Curtains, Bronzcs clocks, Centre side ana Console
Tabcs Ornaments elegant Bedstcads, Dressing CAscs.
Bureaus Washstands. Wardrobes, hair and spring Mat.
trcsses, Pillows Bosters Bookcases Writing Desks. b'-
brary Tables. OIL Paintings Corner stands Dining Room
Furniture Extension Table, Buffet. Chairs. Slvcrwarc,
Knives Forks. Spoons Gastos 10 elegant Brussels and
nsran Carpets &c rare chnnce. Iiousekccpcrs invited
TO this sale ~ Boods packed and sipprd 80 all
points sale positive rain shine. u. X. MAkTlN, Auc.
tionecr. Take 9Th eth. 18TH or nth ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22


NEW YORK And HAVANA DIRECT NAIL line
IN these first class will at r. Nj from ner
B North River foot OF Cedar for Havana direct a fol.
-~
CLYDE. Saturday May IL
COLuM w cdnesday, May 10
For freight and passage, having
''o''' 'WM. +. CLYDE 4 Co. No Bowling Ora,
MCCLELLAN, LC LING CO., Agents in Havana
rpEXAs LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING At key
West. carving the United States mail-The stesme,
CRY OF HOUSTON Captain rldrdgc. viii sail on SAT-
urlay. May ~, at = y. NJ. from pier 20 Enst River
Through bills iading given TO all points Houston
aud Tcxa. Central International and Great Northern
1;aye.ton Houston aud Henderson, and the Galyeston
Harrisburg Antonio railroads. Freghts ns,r.
ance ~ lowest For freight having sumo.
rior acconmodations) apply to O. II. MALLORY CO.,
153 Maiden lane.
I,0R BERMUDA, ST. THOMAS AND WEST INDIES-
H The elegant British steamers GAMMA and BERMUDA
sailing MAJ - ~. will form regular weekly
line fr Rermnia direct The Bermudas most
fav0re aud convenient winter resort
For full particulars aud illustrated pamphlets to
A. Il. OU1EKBkIDGE. Agent. ~ broadway.
WEEKLY LINE FOR PORT ROYAL \. O.: BRUINS
w wick Ga and Fernnndina, Fla. sailing Friday
from pier 20 Ewst River NJ 3 u. NJ,
Steamer City of austin. Captain Stevens May -
Tickets TO all points Ia Florida
'''' ~ O. H. MALLORY Il CO.,
Maiden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22
A --TUNIS JOHNSON. AUUriONEER
n. Old stand 81 Nassau st.
THIS DAY, At 1Ox O'CLOCK
Mt our salesroom, 81 Nassau ST.
SALE OF SECOND HAND FURSrrUR

SALE OF SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
cloths Mats and Rugs Kitchen. Basement and BEDROOM
sr Re fnrne
in great variety also spenad assortment Of fancy Pigeons
k SAtE Win 81. THIS Ii. Ray
costly md pIa,. H,assIold Furniture, ..n -,
TSlNTlSdS, SSiTiSwT1,yS vrISSSEoETE., AZ. sr
18TH o As2 T G csc ' squah
namely two a' m"snascn. rossWssa
@ sS % s" M
importer Cabinet fr-neh: redcstals Bronnes OH
ger cocks Saniei orsamsuts turkish chairs Lounges
sesre,S,re and Library Bookcase Do;s Library TABLES
send, Bureaus Wasbs,nnJs Wardrones - spring and
Rrnss.Is ingram and Stair Carpets two handsome Hail
stands large u feet pillar extension Dining Table
To- oss Il sil1s plated Ware; Glassware Cutlery base
meut Furniture. &C.
BThs is the largest sale of good furniture this
vcmbcr.
Competent employed pack and ship goods. city
country: safe delivery guaranteed
A MORTGAGE SALE.
H. rET Vii u. H2W Tlls A DsF.
sae'room, corner sn !. an@ I'M University place.
ebony s%!" anu sil sG Psrior Suits ITS
In figured satin and broeatcl;
carved black walnut Chamber Suits,
margnetry Tables.
inlad Desk and Dressing Cases.
iady's black walnut Secretary Bookcase.
black walnut M rror front Armoir;
black walnut Extension Tables
Administer and Brussels Carpets
HAIR and spring Mattresses,
bedding. &c.
d. r. NEwCOMB, Attorney for Mortgagee.
A UCTION ~ALE- Positively THIS DAY.
~ TUESDAY,, Nav ~, nj 10 o'clock.
al the elegant and costly Household Furniture OF
~ rooms and parors. at the private residence 81
West 18th st.. broadway ana Fiith Avenue
Hotel-l9 ne Carpets latest style Paror Suits, in rich
crimson satin, coelane reps and haircoth; rosewood
octave Grand square four round Piancorte nc
collection OF OH Paintings Vases Bronzes Mirrors Cur.
taius Tables EtMgercs Turkish Furniture ~
walnut Chamber suits, ads, Dressing Gases Blu
rcaus Washsands Wardrobes 70 fine hair spring Mat
tresses Bedding Lounges. Chairs. Library Dining Room
Furnitnre Gass CHINA. Silvcrware. Cutlery, sc. Err
NEST ROTH, Auctoneer Goods packed and delivered Tor
purchasers, city or country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

A As. Di>GEE. AUCTIOSEEh,
"A. u! East 14th ~. between broadway and 9th av
Iou chod Goods Gencr raj Mcrchnn-
dse wn sell THURSDAY, May - at iu' o'clock nne line
~ Parnr aud CHAMBER suits, Bedsteads Bureaus. Wash
stands Tables. Desks Chairs Wnrdrobes Chnonners; also
Household Goods: also lot of choice sherry,
tlaret aud Rhine Wrcs. Brandcs, st. Croix Rum Gin.
Ne ,,ood. on iuspertIon Ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

BOOkN EXTRAORDINARY.
BARKER n GO. will sell on W Wednesday aud
Thursday ~ and -, two magnificent isirHfts Law
ana comprising 1000 volumes 81 the
most mportant reports and practices and msccnnc
brary that is seldom seen ~ nm auction ROOM send Tor
Catalogues. sale commences ut " O'clock.
GRO J. BANKS, Auctionccr.
UCriuN SALE Tnfs DAY. UN PREMISES 30 Az
N and I4oth S. vnuaulc Lots. With BuiIdings, highest
bidder; little money required, large rental OLIVER
BRYAN, Auctioncer, 81 Liberty st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

TO BENTON THE HUDSON. so MINUTES FROM
Wall street. unsrrnhc House deli ghtfully sit ated;
moderate. GEO u. PEfKIr. 1914 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

TrO RENT FOR THE SEAsON-TwO ELEGANTLY
furnished Houses, in complete order: three horses
and carriages. also small Cottages. CORNELL. Clifton
-,.t Islau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

A COMPLETELY tURNIiHEp HOUSE OF NINE
Arcoms 70 rent. at Exapetn. ~ - for summer {. m
June rigihiy located shade. crnqnc terms
amoith inquire OF A. VI. BULL Paenix National hank,
o. " all 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

A LADY. OWNING HER HOUSE IL A PLEASANT
~ and rathy location IN Orange. ~ j.. ~
New YORK two minutes from depot would let for the
summer newly and icc'y nj he'd Room. with good
Boaru. 10 Gentleman -ie gentlemen. Par
ticuars IN the city. Address, WOODS, box .u7 Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

(,ofTA1t 40 LET, FURNISHED Ok uNFIR
Onlsird-NyncK: river front: Cottage Orange: l. W
s.nt. VAN buSkIkk 4 co. " Nesey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

IIANDspatLY FURNISHED HOUSE AT ENGl
Ilwood. rooms: all improvements billiard room, 4,
we'd sock.d garden ample grounds. fruit and shade
dp"t; private family rniy session ANY time nse
CIV. hcnprry II required Photograph and partcu
with l.. l.. coytc. rs Leonard ST. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

L,oI sALE.-D ELIsnTfuL COUNTRY SEAT Is
SCarsiac. WcstceSter - modern house
apply 10 GEO. f. NELSON. leo broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

L,oR ALF--FARM AND woOO LANDS IN SULL
l. van ints, b. Ito acres. N a Err o.
Delaw River. Auui.s> 81 ~ cork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

10 LET-Ar GREAT NECK. l.. l.. NEAR STEAM.
boat lending Cottage. furnished unfinished. In
Lure The prcmls.s 81 Z. II. SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FO
SALE OR TO RENT.

At NEW MISUNDERSTANDING VILLAS; u
~ rooms earh separated by lawns and gnrdcns scener
perfectly grand: neighborhnod
10 merehants reduced rents HIM GRAY La
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

ono BRANCil.-coTTAGk To LEf. .NIsnEDi
I'm ain street depot II roops stable.
houseni rnnt Hlul OWNkR ll2 West ilih ST Broadwny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22
SARATOGA STRINGS, \. Y.

y,yIxpson HOTEL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

j rail- choice iuliy furnished Residcncc, with garden
avn stables due view hcsthfu pleasant surround
lngs GEO u. PETK1E, l6t iiroadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

rO RENT OR FOR sALE-FLEG tNF COUNTRY
i seat ully nrti-hed; one hour By New Haven Road
hut aud shade in abundance made boating
5sung. Apply to A. J. BEERIEN, Tradcs Insurance
Company los broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

To LET-AT FAR ROCKAWAY. A FURNISHED COT
tge containing Eine rooms on pavilion grounds; benu-
ny located and we'll shaded, with stable. coach ic
houses Apply ut Coleman House, Rocknway, " IL a
bliyer ST.. city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

nHARM1NG COUNTRY PLACE OF THREE ACRES
None ana hal hours nom city; Sound bathing.
hshng aud hoating; good house improvements DC;
duced from $4,000 TO 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACTFTC MAI. AND PANAMA TRANSIT
Il STEAMSHIP LINES.
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA AUSTRALIA NEW
ZEALAND. BRlIlSn COLUMBIA, OREGON, &c.
For > ~ FiANCiSco. via iSriiMus or PANAMA,
connceiirg for Ccnr, America and South Pacific ports
From : " fRASCIsG,, TO JAPAN AND CHINA
From SAN fRANCIsCU 10 SANDWICH IsLANDs
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
Steamship IEALANDtA. ......... Wednesday, May 23
for freight or passage apply to
No Bowling Green pier foot Of Canal St. North River.
Il steamship cLE6iAri;A leaves New YORK. saturday,
June o. y, "a. NJ MURRAY. FERRIS Co. W south st.
nor HAvANl.-TIIk SPLENDID NEW IRON MAIL.
steamer RIO GRANDE will sail from pier 20 Fast River
Saturday, shay ~ ut three O'clock; has magnificent
age, SIS JAMES +. WARD CO, Agents. liz wall st.
NJ T., HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL ~. LINE
IN steamers icuve pier No North River, ut 3 +. ~
FOR HAVANA DIRECr
CITY OF NEW WORK "Wednesday, Nay ~
uimr ~ ..'....'. 'mne
FOR vENA CRUZ AND Nkw ORLEANS
VIA iiaysna Progreso. campcachy Tnxpan aud Tanp'cc
Stcaner Leave New orleans May ~ 10 Tor Vera
Cruz and NIL the above ports
For freight cT p",;sEs Tppy SONS ~ opa ~ ronawav
MEN ORLEANS DIRECr.--TnE uROMwEIL LINE.
~ etcan,hip KNICkERBO0kER, saturday, May 49, at
3 oclcck r. ", from pier north River
through hills OF Iadmg given 10 Mobile and principal
points tho Msissppi River For freight passage up
Ply 70 CLARK i SEAMAN. 80 West ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

Cft,vER SPRING AND LANDSCAPE HOUSE; SUITED
Dior retired residcuce sanitarn Eoarders
Box 4 :, mrr He 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22
aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
smiling from picr ~ North River

sailing from pier ~ North River
For NORFOLK CRY POINT and RICHMOND. TUES.
DAYS, TIL thursdays and SATURDAYS, At 3 r. ~. con.
meeting with the Virginia and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic
Coast time Piedmont Air Line. Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road and with the companv steam lines interior points
In North Carolina and Virginia
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY.
LsWES. Del, MONDAY aud Thursday at 8 r. NJ.
rctins with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accomniOdn atoms unsurpassed.
Through passage tickets AMI bills Of adng all points
lowest rates Insurance 20 Norfolk, &c, u cont
Freghs daily pier No ~ North RIVER General
oIice M 1877 Greenwich st. NJ l.. McCkEADY President
HALIFAX n. s., AND ST; JOINS. N. r.
IL CROMWELL LINE.
steamship BERN UDA will leave pier 10 North River.
Tuesday May 10 ut r. NJ. For passage freight apply
to CLARK X SEAMAN, s6 West 81.
NEoRGANs LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
l The steamers will sail from pier 36 North River fol-
Orleans direct transferring Texas freight
Morgan's Louisiana Texas Railroad for Morgan City
thence per Morgnns steamships lie ports, Through
bills ndn signed to NIL points the Mississippi River
Mobile Galveston lndianoa, Corpus Christi, Rockport
Brazos SANTIAGO Brownsville and to all points the
and Texas Central international and Great North
Pac,hc and railrouds. Freight
for st. Mnry's and Fulton landed at Kockport
Antonio freght taken via Cuer0 ut reduced rates.
be effected under policy OF the line.
To New Orleaus cent: to Texas ports, cent.
ar freight or further nformation apply to BOGERT d
MORGAN, AGENTS office pier 36 North River.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12
LEGAL.
Application For Patent.
sLAND OFFICE

PKFscorT, 4. IT.. Dsesuahsr g ise
 Notice Is hereby sivea that Fred Williams "A SheCklss and Company Whose Pestoaice address |. H o0,i AriEona Territory have ihis day fled their \, A ton ff patent for seventeen hundred q s9) Huss< Of the California vein or lode heaFiug gold and sv, ssrfae- srDnnd two hundred CsiDi fret in wiafh ate lying and hsing in Tiger M uisg DStre,fs.r,> Fine Grove Mining District CoHufy of YavaRs T'rriiogy of Arizona aad known and de.t-naiel k,-- hsi1 aol'1 aaa o'ie.Al pat oa h.e n ms oisee as ~ to township ten (ioi North R7ngs one il) " 1 and Salt River Asrdiass The exterior boundsr. sAid le, No. t4. being as ieows. to wit
 Variation li r5 commencing ai centre oF sAsx, North end of elalm ShRfi heougs jaufly Co the e t nis and BeHiou Mining Companies. Thruce < r9s hundred. OoQl feet Co meuumeGt No { au eoe Ii Ben'on Lode, Patsgte-i ApT l5th, ts7t. One Av ard three a- 100 tlll..s lO1lfsetto N r. carner es whrre is set To The rrs,rd a granite rock s8rft marked C L No. 7. From which corner e pine n. A nchss iu diameter bears sS'. W feet distant z>- uche, n diameter hsa-s ss' q fs fasi dstani hFttl &i seventeen hundred q .50ol feet to th. Sns,s of ciSi-i whore s sst in tie gunund grsal. le and marked C. l.. No ffurn wtfh nu oak 6 i,.s.,,. diameter hcars 2s V 2i f~-t distsaf aa ,sak l, diameter heaFs bears 792 T. l9 fr~t d,;ani TAe. e2' " e05 70 io0 ircs to $ " corner cf claim ws. ssts in the ground a rack etxi0xl2 inches ufsss.i N. !, frn-t wh.eh aH oak inches "a diameter "a DO " lS ~t dsIa' oak ll ncf es n diannsfr. lv go v @s fset d,.tauf. Thener V s3a uv V sss. gt han5-e O 7uO fcrt ts V corner .f clA 5c whs,, nj
 lHch~s "a the ronnl granite stnne s9xt2xSs ugosis C. L.. Nr. frutn whirh a1 oak 70 inches a a.s h~sr. e-' " si fce tIi'srt Th~rec s go SiI i-rt To u-sncr' Fn o1 : v ~rFtsr af F.a.sz ani .r f a .ft ytslthra aFt -@-ts' ffffi fs-'isa.
 -s..r t f.-s ,f h-.-sr-. ...-s .llst .r, 1,i d
 Tho 'oca ot 1 's ~i'a- s ia'y rtc. rlsl la a aas eorlsr'' oaie" of INrspei Coanty, AT.zoaa, ia Ra4 of uitn.s. Polio 2Gt luaa
 Any sn sii D Tsons rla.nii-g H'vrrssiy ~nr p-ss sai Isit- 10 uu' er 'st inning err',ni ss hsrS sls h..' .'rsers. ID -e - '' Be fhr'r atvsrss .ri l, uifA tha -r-s"r itN' ,-"itet i'a'-. aad 0ss r!gt Pvescui'. Nrircna Tsrri'or M tg ihr s'x'y says sTs of publication hcrcof thsy vi hs harrsi hy VT ., tho Proys, cf he Statute. W. '. KELLY, Re-. decsTl0 so--
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12
The Legislature.
FIFTH DAY-COCNCIL. MORNING SGSstON.

Tucson, Jan. j-Mr. Rush was excused from attending.
 Reports of Territorial Prison Commi,- sioner, read and referred to the Committc, on Territorial affairs
 MT Hughes of Pima County, presented a petition of citizens of Yavapai County. ask ing for B new county. On motion of Ken dall, it was referred To the Committee ou Counties and County Bouudaric..
 Mr Rclondo introduced ( B No. i. to K ihc salary anal f.-s of Dist. Attorney oi Yuma County; alo CB No. 2, relative to incorporation of vi.agc-.
 CB No.3, to create tho County of Colo- rado read frs, tim, Recess till ?. m.
 HOUSE.
 Me sage of thc Governor, transmitting re- port of Territorial Prison Commissioners. Mir. Parker introduced II E No. 9. de- iniag hauudrie, of Mancora County, read a iit~i time.
 Mir Ocboa introduced II E No. 9, iu re- lation to Railroad and Telegraph lines NIr Marion gave notice that h, would in- troiuce bin, separating Assessor and Col lector from the ShcriIs office. and limiting Sheriff, and defining duties Of Assessor and Collector.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

or freight shall be made by either Company
 against the other. The rates of fare and
 freight shall not exceed those of any other
 competitive Pacific railroad. Congress shall
 have the right to regulate rates of fare and freight, under general laws applicable alike
 to all railroads and railroad government 1 The Southern Pacific shall be entitled to ! all rights and interests of the Texas and Pa
 eifc west of the point of junction; and the Texas and Pacific shall transfer to the
 Southern Pacific, after its acceptance of this
 Act by the Southern Pacific all its right,
 title and interest in all land and all other property in the city or harbor of san ! Diego, from whatever source derived. ! Should the Southern Pacific Company fail
 to complete its road within six years. the Texas and Pacific Company may proceed to construct their road westward, and may complete said road to San Diego ria Fort
 Yums, rcgainiag thereby all it, rights, etc, to lands, etc, il San Diego aud elsewhere. except those lands the South n PaeiG. Company may have retained by the coa- struction of any portion of it- road. If the Texas and Parid' Company fails e complete il, road (, ,hr junction in the specified t,me. ths "oi.lra Toii. m- pany may continue tl hs..a ,5. wand aJi' 1t meets the TcNa, and Pacific road.
 The Atlantic R. R. Company is author izel % extend its read from Ncrita, Indian Territory, ,outliv ardly to iutcrccp, the Texas and Pacific at some point not furthcr north tan the @3i parallel, nof further wcs than TOD degrees of west longitude, for this purpp-e.
 The TeNa, and Pacific Rlilroal anal tac Atlantic anl Pacific railroad shall enjoy their land cf-lt, and other vested rights uninipsired hr ;he grant of land shall no, be duplicstol nor shall nc, c1e,,I tie amount before donated
 The bonds of the Texas and Pacific R. R Company shall be deposited with the sccrc- tary of the Treasury, to the extent of S4o,- 900 per mile, payable in gold, five years alter dale, with per cent. interest per an mum. The Secretary shall endorse on each bond guarantee of interest in the name of the United states
 The bonds of the Southern Pacific K R Company shall bc filed with the Secretary of the Treasury Co bc similarly endorsed as those or the Texas and Pacific, to the extent q . s n .ann sH al 4 A Colorado River, and $35,o0o per mile for Inc San Diego branch Of the road
 Whenever ten miles of road is finished by 1 sither Company, the Secretary of ihc Treas lry shall deliver to such Company guaran- ced bonds to the extent of $}j,G00 per nile; the remaining s5 900 per mile 10 bc 'ctaiucd for A sinking fund
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12
LOG al Intelligenc ce
sATU RnAY.s


 THE PLUNDERED MAIL-The mail that was robbed on Thursday night at Woolsev', Hill, was gathered up and taken 10 Wick. enburg on the coach in dilapidated con dition, having been ransackcdfor money, the letters torn open, etc. Henry wiekcnburc. Post Master at Wickenburg, yesterday telc- grsphed to Post Master Otis at this place as follows:
 Wickenbprg, Jan. ', Ts;7.-ro. T. V. Otis Prescott:
 All registered envelopes and letters tarn open except letter Nc. 22 Several cheeks and money orders not taken. Shall return everythingf TS1I.sWreIzENBuIa- To which NIT. Cts, answeFods z H F Return all registered matter that was in ihe mail attacked by the robbers. The ob- ject in having it returned is to examine and ascertain so as to be able to report what is missing.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12
PACIFIC COAST pIAnY.

T H. Bancroft * Co. San Francisco, hay, published the finest nnd most elegant pocket
 diary for is17 VIC have ever seen. It is s ] splendid Russia leather pocket book with $
 diary enclosed. Also complete almanac : and large amount of valuable information : in tables etc. Some one has done one of the
 MINER force an incstimablc favor by sending . hia. onc or these beautiful books by mail which hc appreciates very highly notyith- standing it makes it a little more difficult for travellers to reach Prescott than the facts warrant We copy what is said of our town
 Prescott, A. T.. 933 miles from San 'rsn- cisco. Route of travel-Steamer to Santa Monica. railroad to San Bcrlardino, stnge to La Paz and Wickenburg, horseback to Pres colt" Now it is possible to travel from Wiekcnburg to Prescott on horseback. but not necessary while a tri.wcekly coach runs over the road, but it is not possible to travel by stage by way of La Paz. Firstly, because there is no such place as La Paz on or near the route, nor has not been for years, and secondly. because the stages do not run with in several miles of the place where La Paz was when there was such place, and again it is impossible to travel by stage from San Bernardino because there is no stage running between that point and tho present terminus of the <. r. R. k. at Indian Wells. Parties who get up and publish information for the people and date it 1877, should see to it that it i. not copied from the guide books of ten years ago.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12
= U NJ M Q N .
IS THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD Jrps- District. Tsrr.tory of Aritous, County of Yarss

IS THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD Jrps-
 District. Territory of AriEoua, County of Yars.,
 EBN STANLEY ys ALICE M. srayfIy Action brought Ia the pl.iri,t Court ,f the Thir4 E
 Disir.ct, n aad for ihs county of YassTS.i. T,us; tT1lia- 2 rAs T,rriiory qf 4r,ssHa srats CreEsg io r' Agaaisg.
 You are hereby suwmonea and required to aryss,, acsion brought against you bv ths above named \ n The District Cour; of The Thirl Judicial Dissrss X for tAr County of NavaPa ia tac Territory uf As, and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk Court. at Prescott H said coHnty Ia copy of whies p~iu1 aeconranirs tlis sumnunsi wjihin tsenf, Isxcllsiye of Inc day of service after The serYs n you of this sanmous. h served n this aonnfy served out of the county and within this d.s.rsc siihiu thirty ys in ail other cases forty days .
 And yoa are hereby notified that if you E.f s st ard answer the complaint as above required sae tn viii iake dscFec diSSnlying the bonds af rzra. between ihs sad plaintiff and you the said dcf.nas, di,orcinZ him from y"a allege1 ia sad eo,aplaR his uifs and such other relief according to tbe pr ssid complaint and cosfs and disbursements iB ths expended.
 Given under my hand and ise seal of the said Court si Prrscoii. ih.s sixth day 0f Decclnhsz aa ies6 WILLIAM WILKERSON c,a tL.Sl By IT. C. MKApoR DsTuiy.
 HsrgraVs. Leonard Weber, Attorneys for T1zlase dscsWlp
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

SITTING BULL RoUTED.-St. Paul. Dec 2l.-The following was received at Head quarters, Department of Dakota, today
 Fort Peck (M. T). Dec. s.-fcsterdsy: witha force of 100 men, including 30 in- fantry, followed and drove Sitting Bulls camp of l90 lodges south across the Mis- souri river near the mouth of Bark creek. He resisted my crossing fora short time, hen reircated to bad lands. Sitting Bull is in camp ou Bark creek with over 800 warriors. FRANK D. BALDWIN.