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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28
SUMMONS.

Is TIE frrnf-T CouEF oF TaIsD JCulclaL DIsT, ! TERRITORY oF k0UoNA, C1il.y of Aaf~f4i. Isf Basafori coi.s Bzshford .iosrt H. BurEster and
 William e. Iashfar9 paTtn-rs, doi1s aud o@Eggtng on basirasa urs1er the ayTa ata name ef l.. BASH4Ollb co, Plaintiffs,
 HuEMcNs- aSl.uI.f O. FREDERICK. Def 6.
 Acton brought ia sas Ds,Gtf Court Of the Third JE- aisisl Dsiifc m a3 .. i4s couaiy os XssEla, iu 'ae Territory of Afirc4la-
 Tf Tsyffory sf isis9ag ssads grtettpg Q Samui Q. Fr,lsFfet. f'.fcaaHzt-
 You ass hersh3 susruoua3 aud rei'ilsd to sIFe1r ' an action irauehi ssailst on ty thr soFe1flei pil- tias ii ;fs uss-ic. Court of Ca Ei-rl Gsal 5issict tn sd fer ts County of Iavara, n tle Territory oi Ar.zoaz aaa Do complaint aia4 sta ts tieE4 of I.is GogF7 Fresc9it, tu said Coslty "a copy ez wh!eh aaaig.ut accom-! !a.es this s'Iifltnessst Ntn t..sy aSs ies ualFa oi tae day of seFFeei eftf te sersce uuoa you of t-s suuIfsasr e served no tsia coaary bus u sezvss o iAg County cad within Ias D.ssrsct l.la alll t..s cays iu -l otler csa tors days.
 fud you sr, hereby naaas8 tai f yoE fal Co ,aEpF and Elcs tls eolr Eaiut above gui-e te fsllsl siI tsEa idrnaa ty dlaai zs.nrt yul for ihs eu oi -s. sif ii8 c6siz and s.s urz eIats ln tas a--i AIven under uy haad and te real of the sad naEes Count at Pr@eoii, ts 2n d-y % Sogeass > b. isj5 ! IL. s. WILLIAM V f-tts1lAs tier& ! Erslt s wErIs. Attorneys for FizisnHs- Prescott, AE3z5Bs, Nov g. lssl- cot
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28
SUMMONS.

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 TERRITORY oF AI1xosk ceanis ot isssF4' ' es,ssrsa F. fad sna giii4nl &. He'd. fzrsSs la se' sin@s- Gn3-r iiss 6Fm usf9e of
 C. r. ul.Ap k CO.,, PisiaEuh.
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 Aetfe hgrasi; ia ihe pistfia ceas os ian fssa 1e' slsl lsties sa ans fsf tl.s Coags of Asta-i in tA TeFrtgfg of Arlzsaas
 fl, Trriisyy ef iFilosa sssds srsffsag 70 Aanaff
 Fruierfst.
 Yol sfs asly sEsafiastss aud required to aiIess i sn acton truushf ss ziiszf you ps te ss' -sasi l-li fls f fas ntfr4 Court of tbe lalfa iisl-- in . fs t. Cuaaly of 1avs8si, in the tefsitots e AFissia aaa ansrsr slle eqnllslnt Bed i iF t.l. of fhls Court ffzti, ta EEla cogiiyi "a fpi1 S rtiei eonlalnilf Nacsnpftiss this siliiiiolsl Nt ,te ss xc!uslVs of t3e day o4 EesNiaf1 a4af tss srfyts u;stu yna of gis surlEuons, u set e il tis tnty. irat ii sas-- ng thc County asd Nliin t Dlsrics U.-u within thlfy dGys n aE oirf cases faf's days. s=, Al. -, and sris-r Joe colni81iai above rrg0.rod te .l1' nas "a B take in1suieut Aszinst yoa sceefirf se t' ,Irayer of caiafiaifu on nlC herein, tg wii1a sif refrrr.es s hereby made sa1 eps.s sia dssllaeiisi ln this behalf szIeuied. r, -,.-s-
 tl8ysa uldsr ray hand and the rssl Of he saa iisE Conf st Prc,ft ths 2ni ss ai Nozsass, t- p, 4sit ilIsl WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, CietA- lly Iows LLogp, Deputy.
 uANGHAyE ManGAN, Atiou-cgs for fiaint-As. Prescott, A-4E1uA. Soy. g, ls5l. oa
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28
TELEGRAPAIc MATTERS.

The line has been working so badly to- day that all commercial messages have to be repeated, and it is impossible Co get a Press report from California.
 The stage robbers, beyond Florence got about $l, 800 from the Express box and pas scngcrs.
 Me are informed by Chief Operator Hun fer that the cause of the two days intcuup- ,ien of the line last week vas one S. W. White, one of Bryan's teams'0rs, who ran against a pole. three feet from the road in the bushes, tearing down the pole and loo wards of wire Some days before that some teams tore down the wire al Nhippie, and Mir. Hunter stopped them until the break was repaired, and he presumes the running against the pole on the road was done m re- taliation. 1he telegraph authorities intend to give him the full extent of the law so far as they can induce the Courts Co punish him, as we'll as all others whointcrfere with the line. IL is bad enough at best, and the annoyance of having it interfered with by 'ignoramuses" is becoming unbearab!e. Here is the law:
 Any person or persons who shall Wilinily or maliciously injure or destroy any oi the works CT property or material of any tele' graphic lines constructed and owned, or in process ofconstruction, by the United States, or that may be hereafter constructed aad owned or occupied and controlled by the United States, or who shall wiifally or maliciously interfere in any way, with the working or use of any such tc.egfaphic line or who shall wilfully or maliciously o'struct hinder or delay the transmission Of any communication over any such telegraphiC line, shall be deemed guilty of a misde' meanor. and on conviction thereof in any District Court of the United States having jurisdiction of the same, shall be punished by fine of not less than one hundr noi more than one thousand dollars, with i'm prisonment for term not exceeding threc years. or both in the discretion ofthe court Approved June 23, 1874.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

To TIE SECOND NORTH ExsfSsIoS cs THE GREY EAGLE MINE. No. s.
 L. s. LASp OFFICE. FEEscoTr. <. T.t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

To TIE SECOND NORTH ExyESsIox cs TUE GREY |. s. LASp OFFICE. FKEscoIr A. T.,
 Sept. slst ls7T
 Notice is hereby given that ] N RoieuburT Co, by their duly authorized agent Jul N RsIsu6urg whose post osce address Is Prescott A. IT, has this day filed bis application fer a patent thousand q .0O0) linear lee; oi the Second No-ih ENteuon the Grey Eagle Aiue CT vein pouring gold with surface ground TWO hadrsi Col feet iE width situate lying and being | in the Tiger Miaiag District County of Yavarai ard Tsrrtofy oi Arizona and known ard desCuai.d by the asd noes and olical plat fle In this oihe, as Io, Number forty seven CD in GHsaTveyed lands.
 The exterior bouudareS oi said Lot Nc f7 being as folioWs wits Variation ifo 05 comtnencIrg Et center of ledge south boundary of cai. thence 5so ~ r., aloug boundary Of claim 100 feet 70 corner ] cf claim asd moun1snt No. l. from which Red ak Tree ius dia be1ei and marked Q. F." bears t6o 37' F. distant 3 t White Oak Tree l6 us .iia blazei and marked 70. E." beaFs 7l9s5 F. es; G fl ; a Pine Tree 9 ns dls- biaEed aad Smsked C E." bear & 42o IT " dist g G thence Ss ss F along F. Ebaardary claim 1000 of claim and innni ssent No , from which boulder on s,ope og Nil W,sson 10 feet high feet long feet wide marked center of face with X by ns beavs 5j7 3l' V distant Is5 h White Oak Tree ins dis. blazea and marked ..i E." bcsis S-e ' E. dist. e n; thence sso 4ss " along boundary of claim 2ao feet Co W corner of claim and suanumsnt No 3 from which the houlscr tablishing hs location of mouumea No. 2 bears 36o z f.. dist. sii a thence 2io 3F W, aors W bouudary fl claim, Ieoe f. io of cisiu, ard monument No. from which JnaiJer Tree ips da bIazed and marked ''C r. bears q dist 5I ft thence 75 37, F., along boVndary o ciam, 100 ;p center of led ge and place of beginning, containing four 4Il0O l4 sll0O) acres
 Extension the Gray Eagle Lode The location of this mine Is duly recorded n the Rscorders oce apai County, Atizona Territory, ia "Book B. q of Mines ai folio 3lf, of the Records of said County
 and all y~eTsous claiming adversely any portion of said Second North Exteusion on the Grey Eagle mine said mining ground Hs hereinbcfa'e described. gnired file tbsr adverse claim with the the United States Land oee at Prescott in the Territory Arizona, duraE the siSiy days period of publication hereof they s bo barred by virtue of provisions
 WILLIAM \. KELLY. Rsg=ter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

MINES BoyDED--Charies Platz, the as- saver and mctaiurgis;, has bonded from Car penter and DarTochc, in Humbug District, the Maid queen, George, Maggie, Caiuea. Oneida. Huron and Rescue mines, and war to start for California to-day, with the view of trying to form company to prospect. and # satisfactory. to ultimately purchase the bonded property. His first endeavos will be to procure suitable machinery for development. as it is only by organized, ar associated capital that expensive machinery and the requisite amouat of labor can be paid for to fully test the value of quartz mine. except in rare cases. where they have paid from the surface The mines in Hum bug District, have. as a rule, proved good, and we trust that MF. Pletz may be success ful in attracting the attention of capitalists to the properties he has taken in hand Oar roche is an old prospector, and is not likely to take up ledges unless the prospects are ro06
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28
Application for a Pafen..

Rrsu < WELLS. Atiorneys fo, Plaintiff.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

R. E. Carley, one of the large ranchers, and chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Maricopa county, arrived in town from his home at Tempe yesterday. Mir. Carley informs us that at Tempe quite a number oi cases of smallpox are reported among the residents, the disease having been brought into the settlement by the tribe of Indians who are now living on Salt River, but really belong on the Gi,a, where they should be comnelle1 fn stay.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28
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Assessment Nc. ;
TIPToP suvER MINING cs

TIPTOP SILVER MINING Co., st Location of principal pace cf f,isi1ses,
 cisco, California; locGtion cf NcrEk. v 'i7 trict. Yayspa. County, AT5Snua-
 Notice Is hereby given. taat s- s Is->etle recfors of said Compsny- he'd st t,.eiT o>a7a Californfa Street. San | i1zfrfsoa, c9 1'---aa dsy of DeoeEaber, ls7l, an 1ksre azs,-t cl tais per sharc was levied upoa tae ctflpll stock af fH ration, psyahls iTninedia.uis @ ,s S-s.-=ssgs q Of the Company. No. 4c3 fsl1szz'is Sere-. tl cisco.
 Any stock upon which tA -.stst s.a1 urpaid on saturday, JanIzf .,s' Vt D qi cut and advertised Cor 1.aF Ea ..issl, q less payment be made - , sl % \ the fourth dsy of Febru n--g fets 5sss lls a. assessment. together s!'a eo .y~ sssas expenses of sale. n- Esf. ns
 0FFICE-409 Ca fa s.e F1ga prrscn.t. 1. r. Deea.- h.. .. I-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28
Su. 1Dms.

IN JliE DISTRICT 70. IT OF q
 Judicial D:ssric-. IerI.fQrr of \
 County of IayaIai..
 PECK MINING Coa&saxv
 ys . fEnm0f
 s. O. FREDERIcT.
 Action brought in District Cogf Sd Judicial DiStrivs, i8 sl.; fsr the Co Iavapai. in the T. -x sl irizena T1e Territory of .is sszfs grsefi5
 0. FTederiek:
 You arc hereby .'imnoued and Y to appear in an acton brought aEai1 by the above namea pia nS.if, ia toe court of the Sd ju5 a district, n q the county of Ya apa.. in the Terri Arizona. and answer the complain with the clerk of i6is court, at Prose said county la CODY oi which comp companies this sumnons)-- Misai}n days (eNelusiye cf he o.y ef ssrzie the service upon vca of this s,unat served in this coya3g,; but iS sersc c,i the county and within thss llist.i9 within thirty day. ir. aft G-.s.s days. And you .r, Asrsrs aaaaeJl you fail to appear s SWsr ths eof as above required, the piSiFi Y judgment against yoE by t.,-ae principal sum of SS.390. ts,sssfsr I est on the sum Of S2,s00 frora .a.s - April, 1871, at 2;s Ter cent per B.oyi interest at the same rate ou Ase St from the 18th day Of June, 1877, asIIi disbursement in ihis behalf all in lawful money of the Unite
 Given under my hand and
 said district court, st P I IL. s.l 3d day Of November. |. n. i WILLIAN WlLKERS $. 1 FITCH tS CHunuIl.r, Astys. -.4 noV3if0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

We are accused of being an ox-thief, by an irresponsible party. Now, what we propose to do is this: If the accuser, who is no other than John 1T. Marion, will ad- duce proof with which to substantiatc his accusations. we will present him with the old MINER Office and its material. 4 good chance for man who is lost.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28
Notice ts44easn

puTsusai Co an order of Jsiiei2i Dissriet. of tAs T. tas County ol 4sgal,ai En. ll trr, tsIT. sfs Notice is hercby gissn claiming Essls on Dat e " ilpae's stl sitaata ili a Mining fslstTiea County Of s..- aa na. ald owned ty iise i3ssdI-4 s-o Company % ts sad spf.ar ia tiae sllsge as Prescott a. Of fiecfsahef, ls7T. and it proof of theirSnd each ol a
 ihzaLl Wfae
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28
,HARI.Fs \. LuKT : IdIEN I.ukE. ns.sEaaal..


 BAshfoz late lE7,e, ssgin done saa carried on bus
 lless under t5e arm name of
 L. BASHFOItD < COMPANY, Plaintiffs. CHARLES X. LUKE < JGi{N LUXE, Defendants.
 By virtue Of an order of sale ssaed out os the Dis- ric Court os the Third Judicial Disirct, of the Ter- tory of Arizona, la and for che ConEy 1f Xavapai duly tested fhe 5 day of December, ts5T, y winch commanded to proceed to noee of sale and io se the iolpgiag described RfUpggts, to Wtt:
 Al md sugtEf town lots, numbers siStse tfeA eih- teen 3 aud ,Wegy l.llsn block nnaer ioar til in the Village oi Prescott ths county os Yasapsi Territory Arizona according to the oscial map or pat Of saii Nfisge e u the ofiee of tha Village Recorder: each gatd io,s being aiy fec. front hy hundred aud fifty fees ieep together with all and singular the te iaeu.s, here auelis snI aapsftenances herci1nto be- longm' or iu any wise aPpertlinlng Notice is hereby given that on
 Saturday, ths 29th day oi Deeerlbsr, 1877, Al l2 ooch NJ. at ths front door og the Court Houae the os Prescott 4sszqai County, Ar.sons 1errf- tory, wlA ceT for sale snt proceed Q sel at Pabtc Auction c he aghest bidder, for cash, ts above de asrihett propegl, touca thare of may be sold separately wtao material injury o the parties iuterea- ted, and aist sllist s1tify the ef tsous- sad eight elare and thirty dollars, tSl.ss with in- teras thereon st tac rsfs of two per cent per moh from thc ar day of saceHrr, tslT and costs taxed in the sun of slxtv-six and sst01 (sS5 and aftcrneys amounting to one hundred and eshty-shree tSiS31 To- gelher with accreng costs and expenses of sale, these the being sums sali order directed be msie ED. P. BOWERS. Sherin JAs. x. GILEs. Under Shesin. ! PrcEco.t. srixons. Deeegabcr :, is77. n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

Is THERE No FscApE:-Kansas has been eaten up by grashoppcrs, Colorado by beetles, and now the Tucson Star tells us that the Pennsylvanians are coming to Ari- zona. Hundreds have already arrived in Tina County, and the worst of it is, they have come to stay.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

ONDT.-A soft breeze, 9 gentle zephyr, a whispering wind from the direction of Wickenburg, says our excellent friend, F. 0. Grant, Esq., merchant, at that place, is to be married 10 his beautiful and highly accom- plished cousin, Miss --Grart. this evening
 No use 10 wish you merry Christmas or Happy New Year, Ed; that matter is al- ready settled, and the combined hosts Of a thousand propositions could not prevail against ynu
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

We are accused by inc Enterprise, of having tried to create a prejudice in a cer- tain water case to come up at this term ol Court, wherein MT. F. McAtecr is defend ant, when the real facts of the case are, that we have never told our readers that such a case was to be tried. Now, Mr. Dirt Sling CT, try some otler scheme No man has been slandered or maiigned in the MINER, since il has been under our control. some thing, however, we cannot say for it when il was run by the, now, idiot of the Enter prise
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28
Dissolution Nsfier

Tho coparinership le1s. ae ezis.inc tween the undersigned riu. ,. -.u a., 'ss erick S Hecnan, Tinsntns. e.e.. e.c-. or. , iath inst, dissolved i,y lauies coues Chas. F. Heenan withd.awi, i E,ss Frederick remaining iu aEd old business. Ali aecoults One rla dFr those owed by them, Nil i a4 remaining member of t'ae ArGn.
 CHaE ga
 C. s@. q Ffxsa PREs7oTr, Dec. i7lh, Is7-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

L. A. Stevens secured the contract for supplying Whipple with barle. for the next six months, and has, now, most of the amount needed for the same enroute 10 this place from Salt River. Mr. $. will clear q nice little amount from this little businesss transaction, as he deserves to.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

PosTPoNED.-The masquerade, announced to come off at Whipple on the 4th of next month, grand preparations for which have been made. has been posptoned until the 11th. for the purpose of allowing persons who have been invited, and living long distance away, time to arrive.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

E. R. Niccles an intelligent citizen of Lower Mint Valley, called at the MINER office this morniag and had his name placed on our subscription book. Mir, N. fully appreciates the importance of taking the local paper of the county, free from low personalities that have no foundation to support them, and a journal in every wise reliable-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

The crossing of the watercourse on Mon tezuma street, near inc of Tn. Louisi- Ions lot, has been undergoing repairs du- ring the last two days. Mccormick street wants little attention paid to it now that one of the finest buildings, and public al that, in Prescott. is situated thereon. We mean the City Hall, in its new dress.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28
Special es.es.

OFFICE or THE PEcs EsEtsc ce, ei
 PI-EE1vrf. Dte. l. =, The public are -otifsA tilH 'ha kzd bg-0 t-,s of the Peek Mining Ger. 9asly, @ ks. '-fis of C. c. Bean, E. q. Pees. T. M. Alss Fitch, aud Hugo TSehards- as1 taz; C. C, President and N. W. Kslfs. sscf slsry ol i.r and ia pessessiou o. its 0face. 5lal- aoei aE | all pro5sSrsy of The Cos.3auy-
 fhey are further not.dad th-t ar. Jan uoriutcndent Of the caInpa ag, ytrs Hozfs, n th1t neither E. q. Peck r-.f113ss1 frtsiefs Hughes, pretende1Seerois s. rQss. T. hesSi-a iufendent, have sny su.hes po ac ss- Peek Mining Company ol ..z1zeRs IesI --f manner, whatever.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

W. R. Milligan, of the firm of Milligan & G., butchers, returned from an entended trip to the eastern portion of our county. Mr. Milligan informs us that the man, George, Deputy Sheriff. had left for New Mexico, and that he had Squan6eTed consid- erable money belonging to the county, for which Sheriff Bowers is responsible.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

CONC TO PARIs.-- Ex Secretary, Cover nor, and Delegate Mccormick of Arzona. and late Assistant Secretary of the |. S. Treasury, has been nominated as Commissioner Gen eral to represent :he United States at the In dustrial Exhibition at Paris. Governor McCOr- mick with his varied and extensive con- nection with the affairs of the Centennial last year at Philadelphia, is certainly 8 very fitting person for the important mission ex- tended to him. No better appointment could have been made is our opinion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

The bidding. yesterday, at the Chiel Ouartermasters office, was not attended with much excitement or strife on the part of competing bidders. But few bids were received by the QHartermaster, and those were at a living figure, for the parties pro posing to furnish the articles advertised for, the hay, at $50 per ton. awarded to Eu Puatney, of Williamson alley, and the corn to Asher & Wcilenberg, at S64O x $595. struck Us forci6iy as bids wherein some money can bc realized from the con tract.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

Mr. \. Lange the proprietor of the Station aT t5ila Ei.y. 2f miles out from Yuma on the road to Maricopa Wells, was attacked by 3 party of desperadoes of Mexican nativity, who wanted "sangrc blancO" but instead got a quantity of cold lead, one of the would be murGcrers was killed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

Col. Shafer, of the Sandy Country, call ed on the MINER, this morning, in company with Judge French. The Colonel, like the Judge, sees the beauties and rejects what ever there is repulsive in nature, and it is therefore a pleasure 10 meet him. He IS one of those genial souls that, should the whole population combine against him, could still be the elegant gentleman that nature and culture have made him, while mildly putting his enemies under his feet.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

The City Hall, which has been undergo ing repairs for several weeks, begins to assume the appearance of Baldwin's Thea ire in San Francisco. New windows and doors have been put in. and the whole in- side of the building line2d, ceiled, papered and otherwise beautified.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28
Assessmee

To 4. L. htahi, owner fu m
 Hlzek cz-I1enl ou tie essi above iis 5l1leisea, Esth ths s @
 pa County, Arix30a Ts--it f0u sfn Aarehs na-asl t-at r within ninety taJs fsu.a .iss l.f . -.s,-
 to oe9ssr Lizs, gVgr prop0i fr .f lc
 relsBlr-d ty lzE, tAe aa3ess -z7as - s,- f.s.,
 of yoay lRieTssi in sad min as }1i.. pEKscoTr, Dec. 2i. JE-T .~-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

C. Ropp, of Bloomington, Ills, hss sent us a whole bundle of circulars in praise of his new book, "The Easy Calculator" A copy of the work would have been far more acceptable, and have enahled us to tell the people what it is rocd for
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

FINE MEATs.-Our various butcher es- tablishments present a beautiful appearance to-day. Almost every variety Of meats adorn the stalls The most n0tional and fastedi0us minds can be gratiEed with a va riety of meats rarely if ever found in the markets of our large cities. Prescott will undoubtedly, surpass ali other places in the Territory. tomorrow. with a,r bJuRteous and excellen: Christmas dinners.