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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
There was a shade ut an advance to-day EnILnMi inu ar- thn cln.inr muniailnns.
Territorial.
Stage Robbers Captured Heavy Mining Men in AriEona---Idaho Sailr d from
 San Francisco on the 18th etc
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 Wiekenburg, March l4. One of ,h. sisgt Fobbers has teen caught and lodged in the San BernaFdiu0 jail.
 A great many pers'us are on lhe road to Prescott from the terminus cf ,hr railroad. Pa.,ene,n who arrived oa tht California 4nd Arizona stage report three Of Inc mail robber, caught. The mai. bags were mostly barusd
 Stage left al II <, w with eight passengers as tailuvs -Wm N Lent, R. Dall. W. e Williams VI Aus,ia, Mir Duuu, C. Gar. rett. Alr FugHs Nr- Wincavski. r.
 Verde. A r.. March l5. \ i4r-. cmisIsui g-aln. from Texas, pass cd through hyrc last evening su route to rFcscl.t
 Mr N,Nml, uP frsu sAy Valley, and re- I..rI- rntp- .H fiaursb.ns condition
 iIu.NEA, lt.--J b. Mouihun ss,,i Justs C. J.uttllr u,rt married At ihroo o'clock r. Nj ss-,,,riay. E.,. Wiley officiating
 tAer NEHys lo.-Srhaol matter. have bcea au.sez8.y ssuloi. ILs u.w de.k cos, s-. W,a'hsi del Ebt'ul. Green lyfuss is up setylai Inches. Many Texas .nli grants cn- r4lr io FGss-u,l- Head, ssorr, Inc lar.uesl cs- iaui.shnaeni .n Af3Eofsa is sI,lsu,ildly conduct s-i ts tle IIsas C. Nl,ktent r.. Ia.--Auutlstr mail rol5lser captured and ssul ls >an Isrnariluo in huns. Ncrs hesvy mad fas-sr1 in eaach to-day. ~sssar thsuks hs vili capture au of the uai rua.ssf>. J. H. r. htstte. iJzhn sailsd yesterday noon. eleven Dur3f,si sf.f Iusa'y fau- of freight. lhi7N Iaess.nEsEs fuf fiter. Up rissf haals a1ll irase areut Apsi lfh. s.euar4l Agrnt Eiruius tats ls ss g-s-3szl hsft fa-maofran
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
WARM SPRING INDIANS

News has reached Headquarters that Lien.
 tenant Fucker whose march into New Mex. leo. the telegraph mentioned a few day,
 ago, followed ,hc trail of about thirty In
 dlanS m the direction of Warm Spring \ zen cy in New Mexico until his supplies hcgap ;o run short ami he put into Fort Bsyard
 Here he lcarnCd Icy telegraph from General
 Hatch. oi Fort Craig, that thirty Indians had returned to the Warm Spring r,,,rya-
 lion. These arc bcliescd to hc the same In. dianS tha; Lieutenant RucAcr followed from the Sonora line, where the recent dcpreda- tionS were committed. and are no doubt the very ones that did the murder and robbery which has been so multiplied. exaggerated. snd charged upon the San Carlos Indians
 These Warm Spring Indians belong Co what Is known as the MlrmhrcS ApaChcs, and were formerly under the celebrated chiot. ManguS Colorado. >o named from the fact of his being rcd headed. This chief was killed by the California volunteers and they sre now under Condo, who was formerly suh-chief under Mangus, and lived with a small band ot followers iu the State of Chi huahua, in Mexico. Lieutenant Ruckcr rc- ports hls return to Camp Bowie on the iith.
 Inc term ot service of the :roop of h. dian scouts expires on the 2}d and Licutcn ant RuCkcr iS ordered to San Carlos to enlist another company to take their places Thi, puts new phase on thc Indian question a> Il relates to the recent troubles. a> it seems that the Commander of the Department of Arizcna, has been Chprgcd with a neglect ot duty. when ir fact the acrcliction. if any existed. was with the commander whose du- lies lay in New Mexico. T. k hardly fair to try to hold Genera kautz responsible for raids made into his Department by Indians either from old or New Mexico. Of course I, Is his duty 10 chase them out. orto capture and kill them. if he can, but while watching his own charge he k certainly not supposed also to he looking out for the Warm Spring Indians in another department
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To the People ar Arizona.

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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
>hcrin sale.

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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

twenty one petitions, and made strong speech in favor of investigating the charges against Governor Grover.
 Concord, x. IT., March i5. Prestons majority In the State Is 3,lOO, a gain of 900 over Hayes majority. The State Senate stands $ Republicans and Demo crats and the Council Republicans and Democrat, as far as heard from.
 Atlanta, Ga. March Is. Hon. \. F Bell has been elected Co Con. gress to succeed Ben Hi'l.
 San Diego, March l6. Lieutenant Philip Readc is on his way to Camp Grant Co take charge of the consiruc- ton of the telegraph line to the eastward. He took with him. from this place. as far as Campo, Sir John Rae Reid and MT. (. r. Baton, two wealthy English gentlemen, who are making the tour Of the Pacific Coast.
 San Francisco. March IS. There was a shade of an advance to-day.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
Death of Jack Isfoyd,

ye find in the Idaho Avalanche, staie m that Jack Lloyd, who wiIi be rsmen
 as division Agent, for tl.e \. < \. M css Co. betwecn Wickcnburg, and ih, 1.-the R. E. has been killed under ihe wing circumstances. He was on his 70 Darwin. on fhe morning ot ihe lith, on the ouiSiie of the stage with the when soula unknown person shot a heavy charge of bIsckshot entering ick of his head and killing hih iustant- he murderer is supposed to be 4 Mex y ho had gr,idgc sgainS; the messeng- o irayelesl over that rosd, snd mistook
 for the party. The drirer who was
 along side of him escaped with
 injury. The assassin had not been
 sd ai last account. Mir. i.1oy6 was one
 most genial and kind hearted of insu 1s greatly esteemed by ali who knew
 lie was burled by tho Odd Pillows
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

SAINT P>rRiCh.- pAY.-Sttguiy ueNt March. i7th. vii, he tAe day observed a. ;he birthday of >t. Patrick. ,ae Patron saint of Ireland. Bu, Hruei- known 70 tHs rra. history ot ,h.~ widely celebrated f1.r soDage except tl4; hr preached th. G.-,s. to hayc dieJ either in sfp o, 3yf p...r say he was born ia Scotland. and authority ], found for placing bi- nativity iH t.ra wall auI in Brittany. Tha celebration .f S;. Patrick j4y iu ta- Jaif-j >t.,es. e- pecia!ly ia the larger ,i'i-~. ,, aa s,.a. hard second ;l tI. ;,a ot July. r.-a.f, ihc Crinde-i display ot tle year il ~.u Franci>co i- ,he celebration oi >t Par.aa |. day
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

We copy from The Tucson Citizen ot th, 10th, the following
 March :, Governor S5t1rj appointed Lin alley orme, a wagon road commissioner vice Charles rromhuu Hay len aho declined 70 qualify.
 Judge Hovaud~ many Prescott f5.nl- and those elsewhere Will he glad t1 learn tha' under Dr. j. (. Handy treatment h, is rapidly recovering from hj, severe aHll,- ton
 Professor Wentworth. of ,ae skating rink .ctt on "Wednesday tos Florence.
 Mr. John :. Wool Proha,sJui-cot of Pima county, left here rhuI-.lay tar California He wili bring his family 0ith h.u when ha FctCin> aad settle down h.I- comfortably. Ss only a marTicJ man can
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
Sheep Men Attention.

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 Ai Reduced Eatss >'.rt a-st fs's '- rrIsary s.fI God r b, rh.., i- ."'fsis . af '.s 'rsfsrza faafh e. r~ssrs iatrr-. 
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
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APACHE NUuA~-Ta4t there ar- I..i..n. absent in considerable number from ta. San Carlos Reservation. 'h.-s can D. H. doubt. a~ large bani .f Ar.cHe Nlms. are living in tbe vicinity .i lignlr- JrreA. south of Bua~hlu muu1,sia-. Thee lu. diau~ have visited Nr. Ielu~ar'- camp. ~cr. erai timc>. The IHoyc news v- -.t from Mr. Dud N'rclaud a rt.ails gentleman who ljye> in:hc mountains lsi h4, rre.at. k arrived from thr Jahn-an camp N- Norciaad saw their trsi.~ Vlai- th,s hlv. been since thc rec-at Iau. The ,lw.t.- taken by Nuar Brsvt'n. uu Ai- r.,rut -ragf. report about SOD Indians as '.e.ag a.-ru; from the San l.-..-
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
TUE STNTITF nr 1N-h nN

THE STATUTE oF 1>15 oN lN,URANcE.- NIT. J. II. Fairchild in his investigations preparatory 10 starting into the insurance business here, has run against stump in th, shape ot a Territorial jaw, which prJh. .bi,, insurance agents from prac icing their voc cation without first filing vith the Tcrrito. ial Treasurer. written agreement. signed by the PreSiden; and Secretary uf th, lomr.u, ;o the effect tha, service ut paper, rn any local agent in the Territory shaft have all the effect ot like >,.yi.c ua q. Pre,.G .a, and Secretary. This consent. in large company, like the N. l1rA Life. trt u- stance, may he dithcU., Go obtain Tue pat ronage Of Arizona i>. ai cour-c small e,l- sideratton. to a company af that ml.lituj,, and it is not likely that thc pria,iYa. officer, will surrender their prc-ogatives e mere io- cal agents Tn order to secure the bu,iuc,,
 NIT. Fairchild is casting about for a way out of the difficulty. and wilt defer his ad- vertiscment for few days
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
We are informed that genticm

We are informed that a gentleman from San Francisco, named Shaw, ], among u>,
 and proposes to engage extensively in the purchase of ores from the various mines in this section, for shipment . San Francisco.
 There k every reason Co believe that from
 the amount of high grade ores on hand by our miners. and the continued developments that are being made. an enterprise of this kind win be profitable both 10 the miner and purchaser.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

The drouth with which our California neighbors are II present cursed, may be the means, though it Is not our intention tn build upon the mi,fnriuncs of others. of bringing into Northern Arizona large herd, of cattle and sheep. Already ihc stock -rai-- ing interest cf oar county l. becoming an important lem in the development of our manifold resources and the business is con- stantly increasing. There i, pasturagc in abundance for tkr thousand, that may come and with the increasing population this business must prove very rcmuuerauyc.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

''Not an Indian has lrf, ,h, san Carlos and gone to the mountains or elsewhere spread ing terror. hut ou tHy contrary. f'ry-ft, brave scout, from the san Carlos Tulau~ under Captain Bufurl. aro now iu 90. thir. cahu2 mountains Go bring 60 iu~Itn. r,uH. gldc Indians left W those unuutaiu~ iy fht military iuc'hcieuct of ',.u-sti \. \. kag'y. And bccau~c th--c ~rpu.~ ulHr -auH out. an unprinciIlei tool af thc military a, Prescott has >.ar,l .he t.Iar- s.a..u tu, E1press and other paV.'r- help circulate. ''- Tucson Citizen.
 Mjar B.aytaa recently killed l~ Apache. and captured c1 -asaay- tam ;A. Saa Carlos R Reservation. Tn. ,aaty ,4p,I,e- have ju,t been turned over 90 thr Agent at San Carlos. Try a-fi-. Nr. Citizen.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
The Sun .Iumps d Day.

Chatham Island, lying oti the coast oi New Zealand, is just in the line of demark' ation hetwsen dates. There high le on Sun day ceases. and Monday begins a, noon. A man sits down to dinner ou Sunday and it IS Monday when he finishes, IL Is good place for persons who have lost much time for by taking an early start they can always get day ahead It took philosophers long tim, Ia settle the puzzle where Sunday noon ceased and Monday noon began. lt is to be hoped that the next English Arctic cI- pedition will settle the other vcNed question. "whcrc will one stop who travels northwest continuallyf"
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
TO MINERS AND PROSPECT0RS,
 COMPLETE CALIFORNIA BUILT .u a T. t 1 M Ill For Sl 500 Coin. or it's Euuiva,en,

CcnsisiuE of stamp iron battery win i'm, fran. Nc Wheeler rack breaker 32 2.lsch Wheeler ataai.-a naing Faa tfoot settler Ian bottom horse rsW er enable n Tucson. Flirsncr or Prescott .t th, ahn, rsies (iteirhi isslbde.i1
 ht und"rsgued ha. been sVt-hn. ed Sale Agent 6,- Affnt and is uns prepared o rccvve oriprs t,r Ines. hhs They have hes iu sssoc~ssf,l operation Ir iI io'nla' Nevada and Mexico for mSuy years and are Just th" thing for the Miner or rro,prctor
 of small means. Tor further particulars. aIdrrss
 HENRY q NtRWkY
 Irv,s.ut \ r tNhmates iarnlshed inr H.istinr Worls stamp Mius ani other machinery. and iron Wurk mn lr
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

learned through Mr. Dali, who arriv Inc stage this morning from San Fran nat three men Wcrc implicated in the gcrahbcry near Indian Wells. When
 stage left, the Deputy |. $. Marshal blurred one of the party, and hopes tertained that tue te2!si1ip : two wili captured.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
Notice.

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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
WoNnrnrr1L.-The CLrIzEN ha. di,cover. !

WoNDERFUrL.-The CITIZEN ha, discover eli an Indian on the reservation who owns IS head of Sonora Cows We knew two or three of these same indians, who owned 100
 head of good cattle, each. when they lived
 on the Camp Apache reservation, and before
 thev were transferred 60 the San Carlos We
 lhink the indian very fortunate in having Is
 head left He is living with sharpcrs and
 Ve would advise him to watch his company.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
O ITO Collateral Loan & Money Broker.

Nt' cash rrouissury uotr cash time orders drawn Oh merchants and vhrr business exchange r,nls,rks
 F 'hy'As drawn cn thr Uuito States Ttsasurer a san trRacSr" and New York also for checks drawn on tb. Nue" states prI"sf"y ai Tuc,ou In aluouuts not eN ceedNe ei'H each. Gold cuin eSchNngr, f,r currency sni currency f"r com Parties Eoiag Califrna would d' wei 2" cali and get Money leaned on .c.al "rtors'd rsrrrs also. oa DIAMONDS. WATCHES sn' @ -d ,"r'' "' i"ggery la hot, do a general
 fehIJU oas door north of Ken, < S,',t
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Meeting Judge >v4tre. ot the Gai,sd state supreme Court, t.e day, after 'H~ decision at ile E.e,ieu. Commission ia ;.e F.H1da Case. E.pre-r'.asr Abraham ~ Heait'. ai N.V lrIk. ,..I
 "jH#-a. isn't 2, paat.. t' node lar t.r. 'att lar judge. aa tae E...f.-al ,.mmi. sion a. a.t s.-- alone .-,.-sa.a. r. lat ll. tnm.y -H,e .a party Iae
 IL. Judge a--an.es "a .,.s;-.--ti e,rr.-. ...u .i ,4.u-suauee- hHt vl;l a.tsrs twinkle iH h.- eye. rrp..4.
 NHs. g.> uy dear s,r. if rs-a ssI.e,, "f mar-sesfi.g tlme. and hsse -.r....l fought ., rrm.n-,rsHac ast. B"tl.r ,.-'.si and F...l aa ,.tf sa..s... h-f s.s ka"' lt Nuai 'a- f.'.sra aes.af. ma-.ef Or ur ,' ca. aaI perhaps y-. had ..~fsr speak Poo f##u E..r-rf
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

To give our people an idea of the steadily increasing population of Arizona, we clip the following from the L. X. Herald Colton as a meal station is looming up. One hun drcd and fifty persons took supper there, en route to Arizona, last Wednesday night.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
To Property Owner.

N-'fef ls hcfsty zv~. thaf a irrs aerarau'sfis i- .a'i. aa ''s atsst - arrl To fs its s ssi na'aef s 'n Htasr H s's ss ihia fT fse va.a Q, haul ta~-' fhs raEsa is employed if ertn.rg .lreets arl A'els sH.s FRANK Mt'RRAY.
 Nii,ase Nar.hal.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

By refer nee Co our Wirkrabur- .prciai t.-da.. rt win hc -o-n ,htt at least rne of ia. mi. rahha i- safely lal-eJ .a the San Bswrl.nH phil, aul pt,.en-.r- report that thrre have been caught. Th. worst t'tu-, of fine nc~> from tl- robbery. Is that the mal bog, were burned. 0hichao doubt ia. c.udrjm many valuable letter. Suchc1njuct l, unworthy oi auy respectable robhcr, and vc trust that ii |, true shat they are caught. and that severe additional punishment may be inflicted upon thcm i'r adding yandsi- Ism to legitimate road agency.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

lavagal .aa 't IHs..y rIaal ..au and -t'uj.u- ot her i.ga. i4- Aa7a<.i Ii- member can b. i1lal aa a.,eI tar their craiit'na. nHa ai.l c.mra-~ tva-shg vIta aH rIGal nsaH.r .t legal gentleman anywhere. Th.r are 70 present pine mem hcr. ot ,aai pr.i.--ira r,.iifn- s' rr.,eou ani 4.l -cem t1 ..r Ja.e1 thriving business The me.l .al profession 3. 7i-a rrprr-.a'sI as gentlemen af 'he h.-- culture aaI s>iH iH th healing aft. oi tsr.c ,h.T- 4-a .i1 in fI. village. 1--ii.s tas V .l.et Director at Dspartmea, Ile4d4aartsr, and. tle Pp.t Surgeon at fo.t NMgplr
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

~ELu- INl Iunl~tNn lEtr- ptr -T T.e H.sH.- Uf LHlrsG s... vsrs.i ty '.r sr ,'aE- c.~ s- i.f'1 r-f-s l.1 ha' t.rs- I.rr c.-~.- reEe t--E .-a|e I- maras. h,.l, Hf r's-r Ha... t.-s ..if rt.aI f.-r esa 'aa-l o'.-.i ..e -..fsr. al... Hl. tr.a .N,r.rtrl Hs uH-"r-l a...r.. .f H...sas A"er ,f- ret--s H44 H-.a carried 2. ,a. 'H-tr.> ss..N p.ss sr-r- Hp aHI ...--.usi an taa .ss.' which haI h~s- cleared \ German -..-r'.t sh-Hs 'hht '#.~ urrl.ler -U....- -ra.'-a Nss 3- s-upei "F pHay arl p.....-i.s tsi haE disappeared i-.u ta. earth 4aI sa. a- ka.aa -n modern ,...are aa'.i ,h- r.fs-- at LtHru under shs.a tfs ..--i had je-a concealed ier l,rHH as -"'g yea-., aas e'a4r.i 4sH..
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Lieutenant S. C. Yedder, in charge of the New Mexico division of the United States Military Telegraph, Jeff for Fort Bayard on Friday afternoon in a private conveyance, Mrs. Neddcr going along with him. IL is presumed that the Lieutenant has gone uth 10 arrange for extending tho line to Arizona, to connect with Lieutenant Rcadc's division, now building this way Santa Fc New Mexican.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

The following items are from the Alhu- querque Review Of March 3d
 Don Pcrfecto Armiio left with a train load of groceries for tucson, on Thursday morning
 IL !, said thc Denver and Rio Graudc road will be pushed as far as Fort Garland by the first of June next.
 Lieut. Nedder is supposed to have gone south for ths purpose of ...ccing how a con ncction may be established between the telegraph lines in thi, aud Arizona territory.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
MINES AND MINING.

To NIT. John Corning, who arrived here Sunday last, we are indebted for the follow ing interesting mining information:
 Work k being pushed forward on the Nuiturc mine most successfully. the latest development being the striking ofs rich lead north ot the front vein, the ore avera- ging over $50 per ton. Altogether the pro- puetog> ot the mine have every occasion to be satisfied with present results, since the property k proving to be richer than ever They are now crushing lS io 70 tons per day.
 Thirteen tons of ore from the Tip Top mine, in llumbug District yielded the handsome sum of SloOO.
 Nr. D. W. Smith started from Wickcn. bur, to san Francisco the other das with $,0o0 worth of silver bullion from Hum. bug District, and about $l5,0OO worth of bullion from the Nulturc.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

The Yuma Sentinel comes to us this week much improved in mechanical appear ance and brim full of good reading matter ana ~c take pleasure in copying fiom iI' columns the following i-ems
 TuE MCCRAUKES.--A gentleman just in from that mine tells us tha, en the go iooi level they have over iO feet uf clean ore, which is turning out sl ,o00 pcr Jay in their len stamp mill. The dumps arc all full oi ufc and waiting for more machinery, which l, 70 contemplation. The ore !, all good bui should be assorted for milling and for smcl, ing. as some of the ,tratta carry auumony aui lead.
 Goip.-Scvcral ounces of fine coaIsc gold were brought in this week from the vicinity of Gila city A good diloh "ould make that lively camp
 : IMMIGRATION Captain Mellon teli, us ! that he va, told at Ehrrnhsrg. that at least l50 families were on thc roai hotwcea In ! dian Wells and EhreBberg, on their way into Arifcna. Piegiv room iJf mon. : Th- Wickeuburg raaI |, fairly lined ~itL traNclrr ou iuot. hor>ehacA and iu vehicle ot every description drawn irom onc Co sixteen animals Station ,pcr arc iolng Wrlt and getting rich ve nigh, l'c ioing iie same fl "Grd" would do mo-, and talk less atfuj ;he new road from here ta ,ho ra!irlad tyF. minus Charlie Culliugs usW house al Cut ling, Wells is n,iug Ike "a Phur.N from The ashes of hi, oll one and he .. ia A fair nAy c. make govd ihe iU>>cs hc sustained by ire.
 The railroad iermiuu. uas iUsi 6si miics frum bcrc ou ;Ar l,t oi March and i, c1pcc trd 70 u, A, tac Mammoth talk, today cog to morrow.
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