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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Judge Tweed did the four young lawyers Drum, McCuSkcr, Aram and Bruncr. who in obedience to an order of the Court have been. without foo, defending the mail roh- ber,. Vance and Berry the honor of compli- menting them from the bench for the ability. care and fidelity with which they have attended to the interests oi their clients.
 Aram aud CcCu>ker made motion thc other day 10 have Naucc's case yontiaucd. on account of the absence of the attorney. whom he claims to have employed at Yuma. The Judge denied the motion 0i,h the remark that no cases hai been better tried thus far than these. and with such able and pans-taking attorney $, he couijhayc no valid excuse for not proceeding to trial ;or want of counsel
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Assessment Notice.

IT, Caas's. Kc,c. IL Ieii.lssac L Svy~r aad Joseph BrrE owners iu tbr ToEart 'od- HuuHu. Muiug District. NHyafa, County. A.strua Teuifurs. Na1 arc hereby uot ned t.'st f yo1 d' aot appear N 1 aasfs,iat. fs.-. t- ilte tHis uugre sut lay ?. Frank ~ctu,tz and Juhu N. Dervu. yuIr proportion ot 'ae a>,c,.u-rt as required h law. 'be undersigned u c's forfeiture f Nuur interest n .ad nuo o- luie 4.,1fIiu- ta .b, m.ling Ic, v' ;h- d.s'r'el.
 FRANK SCHULTZ.
 JOHN N. pEEWIN. Prescott Augus. C l-.1. Gsu
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
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 nm FfN,iBulp ANgi >IiNTg MINING tuhff'h- A.i,,s bruuvh, a ,se District cuaF' uf Toe Tart 'a dicIai District io snd Or ihs County o ia'ast a ''' Tsrriiary of Arisnna |. Tt T.,y,ary af ar,r-.r s-sis arfsfsag a '.e F's'i fs..i.f 4sf s.f.rr Niafsa caaI-7Hg
 N,s rr hersb, ne and required 2" Hil"f 70 am e,lsa brought agaa.i yas by the ais5se aaine t'' m m tbs u.,irct Jtart ot r Ihiri Judiciai bst ~ i aud sf th~ Count, of iavapa tn th' Irnt'y 'i Ai irors and answer complaint tird Wifh hr t''tA "i ti. Cosrt at Prescott sad Csusty Ca cafy "i " tH complaint af,ompauiss ths summ"ust, Uith'h i"'at s IsseIu.re of Go. ay ,s s-TviCsl after A" sr' c' ut-r y. uf hi. suuaIuuus C served in his fsCnt n lf ..r, r.i out ,f County and within !his isfst th~n within thirty days in si other otsss i'y days Asd ylu are hrrvh' ughrd ihsi u y'I iai ti ai'- '' answer be complaint Atye required ihs Vt1h. ef' lake rinrnt 6y default against for th" suu "i i7 Lsarr,i anI htssi1 la!lars js4J, and vos'a sod '' b,rssuisui. ia ihis behalf sNTsud"ti . Given ur,lef Iuy hssd and he Seal of 's sai tlf N C.srt .t I'f-seot rh, l. day "f August A ii ls''' IT. S1 WILLIAM wIikEESoN. t3rEAs
 By JuH> ILoIu. bsputy. How Rr ANp Mt-IEH~uN Aitorusys 'ur P's-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Mir. and Miss sherman opened thelr school this morning with an attendance "i St ANcr the weather moderates some" hat from its present hot condition and the .anitary state of the Village becomes m proved. We are satisfied that the number "i scholar, will be iu excess ut that "t any previous time since the organization oi d school in Prescott \, there k "a Stn pres ,nt tn hr given to the scholar who receives th. certificate of the best dcportmoni' al tendance aud general scholarship duuns the term. We presume that many of the >rholar- will work With will for 'he pfl@e.
 Secretary Go>psr has liNrdup the I'rito- rial Library in most excellent manner as well a, hi, own office. etc lu the Necreta- r,', office We noticed an excellent desk made log two young gentlemen ol our town, Nc,,r, smith ,N Hartley, which would do credit tn 70 tiS,-cla>S manufacturing '>Iah li,hmeut in San Francisco, or any other larrr cit1. The Secretary is quite tasty m arranging hi, various departments. having a variety uf gcrucum~ which hc brought from Nebraska. among which wc noticed a beautiful yaricgatei foliage plant, 'he only one we venture Co say in the Territory
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

IT, M Herbert k in from Bradshaw and reports the mountains as being very dry. Springs that heretofore have afforded plenty have hardly enough for watering horse with itS rider.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Nrw ApvERrI~FNENT>.- We. to-day yi., our readers several new advertisements. II. Il. Cartier has notice interference to the estate of G. H. Wilson Dan Thonc S ..Kens." AsSignce> >aie oi >mith & stearn>. Pha.nix Rankin, lI-lytol A Co. of San Francisco Pacific Iron Works. The aJose .ar,. iufercStir" ln nuT readers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Mrs. Lewis, who Was accidentally shot a few days since. diod a; ? o'clock r. M, to- ,iay. Up to this morning hopes were had -nf her recovery. hul a- she could only get air from the left lung, and the ulccration ot she right lung still progressed. all human x.tEari> to save her life were unNailing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Doctor. Cronkite Assistant Surgeon of the United States Army for quite q long po. nod, sianoned at Camp VGTGe, is spending a few days with friends al Fort Wbiurl, HIS many friends shook him heartily by the AahP on his arrival in town this morning. Dr. C, Is very genial, sgrcoabl, gentleman and has made for himself a host of friends since his advent into this section of Ari- ZOna
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

William Partridge, who killed George II. (faque) Wilson, at Antelope, on Thursday. came in on the stage yesterday and surren- dercd himself to the sheriff. Owing to the distance to bring witnesses, the examination was deferred until Saturday next, when it will be held before Justice Cartier. In the meantime. Partridge asks a suspension of public judgment m the matter. aI he hone, 10 be able to show a much greater proyoca ton than the public is yet aware of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

We learn from Mr. Wollcnbcrs, of the firm of Asher ,S Co.,. that his beautiful. bright little boy. Albert through the skill tack of isiamaiory dyscntcry, which is in 1leed "nnd new
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

George Waters a go.n A,eClanio and been appointed hy the Board of Supervisors, Superintendent of county buildings in place Of Mr l. W. Curtis resigned. We think the Board made good selection in Mr. Waters
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Work on the Perry mine ia uassayamra District is progressing finely, and the ore is worth easily S500 to the ton. The ore tiiat We have seen k very rich jn chloride of Sil- yer, and beautiful particles oi copper car bOnate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Judge C. T. Hayden. from IIayden's Ferry in Maricopa county, arrived in town yester- day The Judge has train cn route from his place which will be here sometime dur ing the next two or three days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

No BLOOD Bancroft formerly con nccted with the Enterprise said tii~ morn iho that some one of his former associate, wss bent an shooting him, and might ac complish it hcforc night bat a~ yet we hear of no blood. Blood k bad omen. yet ,be mir seems to b. full of the smell oi il.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Notice.

r,, IA, s,,lti,. and sli sthsrs in tbs '"stins'''
 M,s. .itu,,s in the Turkey Greek hinnS o'"'''
 Yavapu. Counjy. A. T. . .,.f.ar
 You are hereby notified thai " ". ~" " ,t i.,r,. ,,ithia ninety aay. fros, ths date hsfo"i en" ie9 rsrr, anl Jrrf, Cole al uf yuuT proportion ~ i, sessIneut s. required by ia~ the undersigned s, ,
 ,,,,., I ,,, interest in ,ad l,-". ac'"fding '" '' .', la, .f tlr g.tfic, aad the uinlug laws h9n '" m'h''s 'H"F '' '' JERkN BARRY. if'"' JERRY ruLI
 Tark,, Crrsk kHtoaa. Jsus i' is'' "'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Mir. \. O. Noyes, who had the contract for building the ftuce around the school house. has completed the same. and i> now putting coat ol paint ou, which preserves inc timber from the elements aud bcaUtideS ..hl nrnmiSe,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
PuRlFlES AND ENRlcHES

The blood, reuveasting and reinvigeraiiu, bh mind and body Thousands both In this oinury and a Europe cn testify ta the great festoav properties of his really great medicine.
 Price sJ per bottle. iour times quautii, for Sln Sem Co any aidress from observaou au reept oi puce \. E. MINTIE q n. GraiEaie University ol Pcuhsy lvauia late Resident Surgeon oroihoprdio Hospital of Philadethia) fll Montgomery Street, San Francisco
 Sole Agent ig whom al i~.- % 't. hntie can be consulted iu reference to inc f "'"l'tiins during office hours from A. N Co r. t,,, F. ,i' ant to evening. Sundays laA MiolP %,irc''s and advice free win even "a, Aare of
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

MT. Walker living west of Mr. simmons ,ann. two miles from Prescott, lost one of his children yesterday. with iuilammatory ,l,>entery. The little child was buried to- laN in the cemetery cast ot town.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

There k bad odor coming into our sane tum from the South, and our devil suggests that it may be the fragrance passing from the body of John Na-son, at TUc>ou. Can if be
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

The last We heard from (. Ii. Daley, who .'bilked" us, was that some good fellow al the Peek mine had given him severe whip ping. and he had left for Salt River and Jhc South. Look out for Daley
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Jerome Burns and Harry Barmorc, who

Jerome Burns and Harry Barmorc who have a farm 20 miles west of the San Fran cisco Mountains and fine stock ranch, arc in town after supplies. These gentlemen have both lived many years in the Territory have travelled all over the country extcn- Siyely and tbink ;hc section they now live in supcnor to any known tQ tkem for stock raising and dairy purposes. They have inc potatoes and turnips growing, and expect large yield, from t4e fact that the rain has visited them on several occasions. making everything green and fresh. Grass is excel lent all through the range of mountains north and east of the Bill Williams range and there are a large number of herds scat tered all over the hills
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

The morning service at the Marina street Church. tomorrow, Will be the funeral ser vice or NIrs. Lewis All aFe invited to at- tend Evening service at the usual honr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Lost.

In Prescott August lrd ls'7. a draft drawn by C A i ", ''s t'lpe'u" Bans Nan Francisco in favor of James Macy for the sum of sll1 An persons are po,j. lpi. i'' ,,r,S '' '" .'''l'
 Prescott. August B. lS75
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Wanted Wanted ]!

100 undersigned s desiruus of obtaining work for him 'i i't "iir within 70" village or out For psriiru,r. '''" '' ihs o'e cor rpHt ihr undersigned st Tho new Iced y'Ed on ihe flat Ncstof Judge Tleurv>
 Prescott. August I l,-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Jack-of-all-tra,ies has placed 8 new sign in front ofthe MINER office, with the words Daily and Weekly Miner which can he read a half mile oG
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Nr Jamc, Patterson. who has the con- trac, to, .rcighting the Peek Cos mill from A.ua Fria to thc Beck mine k Iow con structing d road for that purpose and has gained the top of the divide between wo!. and Turkey creeks. and expects in one week more to have the road entirely completed. when lis teams will move in with the mill.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
KIlIt !.

We, the undersigned, jurors, summoned by Warren F.. Day. Coroner of layarai County, "A T. August 18th. lS;,. to inquire into the cause and circumstances ot tag death of Henrietta Lewis. deceased. whose remains have been yicwd by each and a)i of u>. do hereby give as our vcrlic; from the evidence. that the sad Henrietta Lewis came 10 her death from thc effect of go pistol bullet, accidentally discharged from pistol ;n her own hands r.. l.. Roberts foreman. Owen F. Martin, John Woodmau. C. M Marshall Pedro Ladema. William Milun
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Summons.

Paul. RoHEVr Attorney for
 Prescott. AriEuna- June n. l-s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Application for d Patent.

Prescott AaEa,ia ,5' d"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

TuE DANCE LAsr SIaHT, Master Joe Curtis, with an able corps of iicutenantS. assistants and chiefs of departments, organ izcd a juvenile dancing party at the City Hall, last night, which lasted until half past twelve this morning. The MINER office was gallautly represented by about half it's ca pacity for youthful hilnrity, which is saying considerable, for when they all turn out 1t inSurcs quite crowd of itself This was moi the largest party of the season but 1t MAS equal to any in real genuine enjoyment, and will be rcmcmherd, hy those with pleas urc, who took part in ii, long after the more dignifcd assemblageS of older people shall have peen forgotten. We presume amt hope our young friends will sec that this will not be the last nj this kind of enjoyable gather ings, for such is our pleasure.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

A new Superintendent oi County Build ings is to br appointed 10 iiH the place oi T. W. Curtis. who was suddenly called away. leaving 8 vacancy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Mir George Jackson. a>taunch farmer from Walnut Grove, called on Us to-day and in formed Us that some corn would he raised on the ranches where they can irrigatc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Ed. Muuroc. who killed Nm. Rowe some three months since, Bear Camp Mcdowell, escaped from the iaii ai Phpnix last night, The sheriff Of Marjcopa county has teie- rraphed Sheriff Bowers to look ont for the fugitive
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

The freight tram If George Young with l4 mules to each team, conducted by such men a> John Moon, who has pulled the reins with care and successfully for the last } wears in this Territory, during the bloody days of the Apache war. when it was dan gerous to be safe" arrived this morning and discharged heats of freight all over town
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Coronor', Inquest "n thc Bod, of Mr.. Hem
 rictta Lewis.

Mr,. Henrietta Lewis, wife of J. A. Lew is. the contractor, died on saturday, from the effect of pistol shot wound rccicved a few days before. Drs. Day and Wor.hing ton held a po>t-mortcm examination of tha body and it wa> thought to be ease call ing for some investigation a> to the cause ant circumstances of the ~hooang. Sub>e- quently Dr. Day, County Coroner, h-.d au inquest yesterday morning when thr jary rendered. the following
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Master Anthony Crow, who has recently accompanied his father on q trip to Salt River and back, called this morning at this office with a bunch of luscious grapes which he laid as an offering on the MINER Altar. We return thanks and assurances of due ap- prociaJiQL.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Mr Riggs. John M Derwiu and Charles Pletz are visiting thi, city during the hot ana dry spell which k now prevailing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

The RattleSnakc lead has been located m Black Canyon district hy sJ. W. Swilhns, which contains both gold and silver.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Messrs. Showers anal Banghcart are m town from Chmo Valley, and Mr. Adam Scott from Furgason,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
nnnrtr Mn for ihe Gnndmin.

We learn that Mr Murat MastcrSon has purchased from the Pacific Iron Works. ot san Francisco, a two stamp quartz mIli which i> now en route having been shipNd sometime since. which he intends to place on the Goodwin mine The capacity of the mill i> four tons per day weight of stamp, eight hundred pounds, and thc ouElnr twenty horse power. \ reycrhcmiory tur-
 mace. with the capacity ot the mill !, now being erected. lt k expected that ln few weeks the mill will b. in operation and give an impetus to mining operations on Turkey Creek and revive the hopes oi tho>e
 who. having confidence in the wealth ot that district. have waited long and patiently for the advent of machinery to develop the mines At last accounts shaft on ih' """d- win had been sunk one hundred amt twenty feet and the ore taken thcrctrom i~ of a n-h grade and warrants the owner ln believing that the full truition of their sauguinc hope, will soon be realized. The character ut the mill k such that it can be easily moved and will doubtles, prove beneficial in prospect ing other mines whose owners have not th' means to provide adequate machinery for testing their ledgcs. Mr Ma~ttr>ou has shown commcndablc energy and enterprise in mining matters in this section ot the Territory He purchased and brou2h. near it, future sight the magnificent mill which has recently become the property ot 'Hr Peek Mining Company and which is s.id t" hc one of the most complete ever brought Ia the Territory. No sooner had hc disposed of that than we find him the owner ot a prospecting mill with which Co ci'ecWaily test the ores of Turkey Creek. Nr. Master son has unlimited faith in the hidden wealth of our mines and is determined Co lend his ald and influence towards it's development
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Mir. T. Fell, of Furga>on Valley, hard worker and large stock owner was m town to-day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

No telcgraphic news to-day. We want 8 new line, and that's wha. ihc matter,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Communication "f the sentence "f Leopold
 Eth. by President Hayc~.

Itth. hN lrf>ltit tlt tAANf~s
 Soon after the trial and conviction ot Lco- pold Eith, for the crime ot murder for the killing of Law,cr, at Fort Nolavc. Judge Tweed sent communication te the Attorney General, and through him ,o the President detailing the story of tltc homicide 80, shown by tlte evidence adduccd at the triai ", both Malone and Eiijl The Judge thought Eith far less guilty than Malone, ant that Eith probably did not contemplate or intend thc killing of LaWler when the a~>aul; was made upon him, though hc Was un- doubtedly present. aiding aud ahcttinS in the acts which resulted in I1wlcr'- death, and was nc doubt. in law. guilty ot mur- der.
 The Judge was fully advised that had there been two degrees of murder under yhe act of Congress under which the indictment was found, the jury would have convicted Fifth of the crime in it> lowest degree. The Judge requested the President to commute the sentence to imprisonment for life, or long term ot wears, and the Hon. Hugh Far lev. the Assistant L. x District Attorney, who tried the case for the Government. amt Gov. Hoyt and Secretary Go,per, who were cognizant of the main feature ot the ci>c. joined in the recommendation.
 Yesterday Marshal Standitcr rccic,cd 30 telegram from Attorney General Dyun~ Go. the effect that the President had commu,ct Eith'S sentence to Imprisonment for life.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COTEr THIRD JlbltlAls District Territory oF Arfuua County ot Navapat,
 MARY ISABELLA SHOWERS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Millcr'S Iron Spring road will be paid for so soon as the bonds can he printed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Notice of Application for Pro
 bate of will.

IN THE PROBATE COURT uF THE COUNTY
 ot la,apa'. Territory ef AIizaaa Tn the Matter of the Estate os GEORGE
 Ii. WILSON. Deceased. Tstsurut to au order oi sa, Court made 'hr lith dar of August. l~s1. uHt.- f> hereby gwen thai un Tuesday, September iiis. iS11. A 9 oJee. t N. a' 'Ee Court slId CouF in tls Village ot Prescott iu tbc County of lavaV. have been aHiufel - 'o true ai Viars iug proving t- ul ut ,lJ Gv.rge H. Ni,Hu d,r,a>rsl sHt inf hearing tac application ai iohu Zimmerman faf tlr issuance b..I f irrr, pf administration with The will annexed. when and where auy per-on interested may appear aud contest -le same U. II CART TER. Dated August Il. l-1s. Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Nr C. F. Hitchcock, from Big Bug has been with n, for the past few days but left for his home this afternoon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF PRESCOTT PRE. ciuc County of lavapai Territory of Arizona before (, r Cate, Justice af the Peace. Charles W Reach plaintiff vs. the Final Geld and Silver Mining Company s corporation organized under the laws of the State oi California and doing business in Na,apai county An. Epua. defendant
 Action brought in The Jus,u.a Prescott Ire. ciuci in and for ar County o Naysps Territory AT. izoua.
 Thf TfFfsfogg f iris1ar Sss'is gr~slng fh. Ifasf t,old and Ntirsr RfHiHs Co.'S frHy 70 cortorufio.i r gHHtsed Hafer fhs i0rs uf fhS SafC af Cdiiorsiu r 'i"iHs bHsS'ss GO l'ropoi CouBE Arizona T,rElflrg You ar~ hereby summoned appear hefore me at r, office Ia tbe town oi Prescott Precinct Prescott in The County uf Navspli. Territory oi Arizona on tbv 5th day of October. \. n l-s7. at 10 o'clock A NJ io answer The complaint of the above named plaintiff for the sum of two hundred and thirty three dollars due ,nr advertising done a your special instance and request or m default thereof judgment will be taken against y,sl Tor The snd sum, together with and damage. ia ease yon fail Co arpear and answer To the sheriff or am. Constable Of the said county greeting Make legal ser wee and due return thereof
 Given under my hand on the =6tb day of Jnly ls57.
 C. CATE
 Justice of the Peace for .aid P7ecirst. Prescott July 27. ls77 tr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Lester Jackson k visiting his many renocidaS in Prescott
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
MONDAY.

IIayden N Co. nave two excellent sewing machines which they offer cheap.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Our stock of Clothing, Underwear, HoI,
moons AND SHOES.

..- Bo oTs A D < HOES. HATS AND CAPS AND OTHER ARTICLES FOR GENTLBp complete and hest selected received in be YadR h ,, Prices a Suit Ture In addition The articles here enuna keep complete stock ct all other articles usually sold in coa7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Local Intelligence.
SATURDAY

John Marion and family lief. to-day for Chino Valley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
LEGAL.
Dissolution Notice.

The partu.rship ssPi-'sea 10 have es'''a" Cameron aud my's" Is 'Ah ''e E.. J. BENNITf
 fw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

VIII positively cure thoroughly and permanently al ease of EXHAUSTED VITALITY. or nervous dehiiI, either acaie or oi loug standing and m either sex u Lr-.-. ..L- ..--.. .r.---l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
THE VITAL RESTORATIVE

Is thoroughly scientific prescription, it is no; H au nosirum, hence perfectly safe take Is pleasant ta taste, supplies to inc cerehrospina and sympathh, -v.teuls sf nerves new f,rre
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Sllcrin's Sale.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 Cot MI of lANArAI
 Ky virtue of Ru execution issued on, of Inc District Court oi the Third Judicial District iu and for the ~ ni fa'apa Territory sf Arizona duly a,ies,ed on he 18th day o' July, 1877, and tp directed in favor M L"onldas C Palmer, PlaintS and against The PnaI Gold and silver Mining Company, defendant by which .~, commanded io make out oi the por,oual r!,r,, oi s de eendant and sufficient PvEsGai pr0psry cannot be found then out a hs real property sum ot ght hun ire sn4 esAty-Oue t5-leo dollars (ss-l 40 dgmage> and my iouf ts5O costs together with aocraeiug cost, have levied upon and taken all right title and in terest which the said defendant on the Ord day m June lS3 of tn and to the following described prpty to vii '''fN'"' The properly known as the piual Gold and Silver M'ning CompAnys furnace, situated at Walnut Grove haNa@i County Arizona consisting of furnace hudin, furnace, boiler, engine, blower etc one q eaie. bu5 ing and mess house. together with the right title and interest of said Company in the land upon which said furnace and ether buildings stand with all appurepan ces belonging. Notice Is hereby given that un
 Monday, the 18th day of August. 1877 Between the hour of o'clock A. M and o'c,ock P ' upon the premises of said Company ai walnut Grow VIII sell the above described property at public anc,o [" the highest bidder for cash satsy said execu,on I all costs ED P RoWTps srs s eNN Prescott, 4. T. July M. lsI7. VI, rWH