The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-09
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
 MT D. \. Lusk, we understand. is riyin, the Moreno gold mine in Yuma county thorough prospecting
 MT W. II. Grove has been absen for tn, past few days, rambling through the silver, nils and dells east of Prescott.
 Grazing in the mountains, west and soutl o' Prescott, is said to be better than at an, previous time this season.
 James Glendenning purchased from rank Ames' his mine situate in Peck dis trlct, known as the Gray Eagle, for $950. |
 Judge Delos Lake, noted lawyer ot san francisco, Is We understand, about tc remove to Prescott, to engage in the practice of his profession
 JIG. Wiley, of the Clipper Mill. keen. his saws busy manufacturing all kinds ot good lumber from the mammoth hines tbot surround his mill.
 We recieved a call. to-day. from Can,sir Martin recently from san Francisco. Cap. tain Martin relieved Captain Simpson as A A. C. M. at Fort WhippIe. Rev. Father Michael Murphy will cele. bratc mass in Luke's Hall at l0.3o 4, v Sunday next.
 NIT. J. w. Clark, an experienced mining expert from san Jose, California. is lookino into the lower regions of rich lead he owns in the Black Hills about 80 miles cast of Prescott.
 J. NJ. Bryan one of Arizona's best and most extensive freighters, has put his nu- merons trains on the Ehrenberg road. and will furnish Prescott people with good trans portation.
 \ California fruit vender arrived in town yesterday with load of assorted fruit. which commanded ready sale at good fig- ures.
 DEPUTY MARsmAL.-A. c. Bronx. who has entered upon the duty of night watch man, has received from Marshal Murray. the appointment of Deputy Village Marshal, whlck enables him to make arrests and will assist materially in preserving the peace.
 COURT MARITAL. X General Court Mar tial has been ordered to convene at Fort Whipple on the 18th, to inquire into matters that may come before it. As vet, we have not learned who the detail for tho court are t
 EN Gov. Stafford telegraphs to Gov. Hoyt tn at he finds il necessary to start immediate ly to Cairo III. to settle up the estate of his brother who recently died in Vermont. but who was carrying on an extension banking business in Cairo.
 AN oFFEE.-We are credibly informed that certain capitalists in San Francisco. have offered $25O.000 for a two-fifth inter,,: in the Peck Mine and Mining property. arG thc inference is that Alexander and (. (. Bean will dispose of their stock at the above rates.
 We understand from parties who have been over the Mogollones of late, that wild turkey are more abundant this season than ever before known. bands of several hundred Tn number Is no uncomOn sight to the mail carrier and others who cross the Mogolloncs via, Stoneman's Lake to Pine Springs.
 Our readers are directed to the card of MessrS. Hargravc& X Morgan in to-day $ issue. The Captain has been with us for 13 wears and his reputation as a lawyer and sound is known far and wide. MT. Nor gan, although comparatively stranger in has made his mark, and the two gentlemen who constitute the firm make strong organization.
 The Iron Spring wagon road, which be longs to Yavapai County, needs several hun- dred dollars worth of work expended upon it, whereby two or three of the stcepest hills, . which make the road almost impracticable, l may be reduced to almost a level. By some ! method the money should be procured and {. the work executed.
 LoCATIoNs.-The Sampson lode, in Has | district, has been located, record | ed, etc. by J. II. Kelley, who imagines he : has a silver windfall The Oriental. a gold ! lnd silver lead, has been taken possession ! of by A. R. White and the Queen of Beau ty. a rich silver lead, in the Peek district, . has been recorded by W. G. Wender, J. E. Doll and C. F. Hubbard. all old eVpericn- ! ced miners. May they make their ''hOme . stake" is the prayer of the MINER.
 NonNATED.-By q private letter recicved . today from Hon. II. s. Stevens, we learn !