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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-04-06

--Charlcs Cowden Clarke. rnrlisl
lecturer and author, died recently b
Genoa. 7l7T 80"
Count Won Amin il reported DYING
at Nice. His son has been summoned
with the utmost haste. w
-Augustin Picard, who would have
been ~ years old on the Path inst, died
At Rochester (NsY.), ON the 18th.
The late Oliver Ames was, 1t is re-
ported, the wealthicst man in New
England-his estate being valued at
1000, 900.
Samuel p. Stickney, probably the
Oldest circus-rider In the United States,
died IN Cincinnati the night Of the 10Th,
aged 10. rn nlnes tir ss1a'
john Randolph, Of Roanoke, had
two nephews in the late House OF Rep
resentatives- Richard r. Bland, Of MIS-
souri,, and John Randolph Tucker, OF
virginia. INV Az TAi t9fMha
The japanese Minister in Wash
ington Is described as looking not oyer
20 years old, and as about the size Of
an American boy Of II. He wears
cream-colored trousers, scanned with
gold, and K black coat with a gold
-Four only Of the So signers Of the
Texan Declaration Of Independence in
1885 survive. These are Edward Wal
ler, OF Virginia; John w. Bunton, of
Tennessee; w, b. Scates, OF Sherman,
Colorado, and Charles B. Stewart. OF
Texas. All are over 63.
-Second-Lieutenant Green Clay
Goodloe, who has been appointed to the
pleasant position Of Paymaster Of the
Marine Corps, In place Of the late Maj.
ash, Is . native Of Kentucky and
served two years in the Union Army
before he entered the marine corps. He
: engaged to q daughter Of Senator
Beck.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
Nhipple sociai Club,

Thi, Association gave an entertainment last night The house was crowded and tho performanCo fair,
 IL woulI doubtless have been better appre- ciatcd had the theatre going public not so re- gently had staste of the Legitimate drama, which just now is absorbing whatever of in- tercst may have been felt in minstrelcy.
 Then the press, which k supposed tn, and which does ordinarily, reflect tho fcelings of the people. had its own feelings bluntcd A little by being assigned to a hard seat in an ineligible part of the auditorium and after being obliged to foo; it home after the play i- not at this moment in & mood to in Gulgc in compliment hcyond the real mer- it's of ihe performers, and consequently can- not soc the affair in as bright light as 1T it hal been looked at from more comfortable stand point This is one of the frailties of human nature for which the management cannot be held accountable. People will feel that way. "Wc can't tell why they shouii. but they do"
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
Application A For Patent.
NIANn OFFICE

PtE~"prT. \. IT.. December iss6.
 Notice is hereby given thst Fred Williams N C. >t's ~- and Company who's Pustni,r allrss Pres. eo't Arizona Territory have this d,v fs thstr ap'ie, ho1 ''r at-ni f- hundred - linear frs. of 'he Cslihrn'a vr.H os lode ~aa- gold and silver with .grfHr~ ersInd two hundred I.fli ,rt n eib Sim s- lying and heing u Tgrr N auv Tsfriftf formerly PiRs Grove Mining District County of Yavarai and Territory of Arr"ua an known aud d-,i-aatri by the hsld nn1"s and or-fl plat e Do ths o1ep lst No f4 in toHsshiP t-a u1l North Rouge eur N> " u 'ia and Ssi River Msrdians The exterior hsuldarir, of ssid To, NJ. 4l being as follows. to Uif-
 Naijst"n lf ,i r. romuensise Hs ca5.rs ,f .f.a am Worth end nf claim shah bslau-. ut, Co ti tsIiir. nia and Benon Mining Conpanies Tbrusr ~ -a r. one hundred tlUil feet io monunirui N" nu D. erlar of Benton iosis Patented April i5ib l-sF Que bus,inSl and three = no tlui I lOu' trt ts r. -uer of .i, where is ssi r The ground granite rk ,aNI 4vS inches -ark-@ C l. N" l Frup 1'-el c'r1iar 30 p.u- tree 2t fnchss ir N Nsif.f i,-srs W % f-ef distant a nine Q 2F W seventeen hnn,lre, e 5ygt t-st Co tte TOT. nsr af claim wherv s set in he ground granite stone and marked C. L. No frou, vbirh al ,ak inchrs ia diameter iears 7s W 9l feet dtaut a oak inches In diameter bears hears go 80 feet distant Tb-uce GO W 0s l6-lOO feet to " corner oi rlsitn whrrr is set n fhe gronnd r,cS 24xluNia inches marked C T. So. 2 from which oak lrass Ia diameter bean, > 50o W l- fret di>fHu oak 4 ur, ia ,'ituirfer har ee' W - isst d-tant. Ihvucr -i' or. " seventeen hundred a. s9l' feet Co " ,rr,r vi rI where i. est inches in The grOuad granite stone sexlN is marked C. L.. No. from which osk iu iurh.s ia lia5etsr bsars % W sl fce tdistaat 1bru." go r. 3 s-l0o fee, io Isnuagneat Nn | ou W corner rf B.utsn Lode and hundred and three and jou uUI ~-it0l feet , centre Of shait and place of begu1~ couuiu >0-iu0 acres.
 The location of this mine is duly rsrr.i ia ,ie Re co,d-rs cfrr of lavaTai Cosaty, Agiz,al i1 Book T. of mines. Folio asil
 Any and all Ir-ons claiming adversely any rsr ,u of said California mine said mining .stul as hsrn hs. fore described rsuqirel fie their Iv.,-- claim with The register of th- 7ed Statcs Iaal oaces ireseo'i ATznna Terrorv during th. sixty days perod oi publication hereof or they Wl h rrrd bv ,rius isCsu0.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
Almost an Item.

For some time past a prowler has been heard in the night time, rumaging through the kitchen and spare rooms in the residence of Hon, S. (. Miller on his ranch north of town. At hrstit was supposed to be some ot the employees. but upon inquiry itwas found that none of them hat beeu up. Last night the same noise was heard and Mir Ross who works in the blacksmith shop, and who sleeps in the house got up and looked about for fire earns. of which he found 8 number, bat the only piece tha, was loadcd happened to be a very small revolving pistol with this he stole silly to the window and distinctly saw hN the moonlight thc form of man in the yard trying 10 hidc be. hind the woodpile. Ross rushed out and after him. firing as hc went, and hc say, nf all the running h. ever saw. this capped any. The fellow lairly dug his toes into the hard ground in trying to get away faster than he had muscle to send him lie did get away. however. and a, lin>s had cmpiicd his pistol hc returned jo the office anal reused up John Ru,hcr Sad George Young, who were sleeping there and tried to get other weapons tn follow him, hut they had none and the chase was given up.
 The intruder is described as q medium sized man wearing a rather short black froCk coat; thc rrSt of hi, c,othin. We heard no description of lie ran tuwanl- towa. and when hc reads this will no doubt congratulate him,. f,r hgviag hccu di,- covered when all the long range gun, were empty. llc hal better not fool around thcrc anymore, however. a> there i, bullet in each one, and determination ua the part of the inmates to shoot
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
Stiuint0liS.

In the District Court of tSr TLirI iuiil District in and for The Cpuu'y O. Nota,e aud Territory oG Ar Iona.
 The Senat,r Cous.,,iatel Mining Camrary. plaintiff
 against John Baker Grant Blake and Jesse D ri ger
 defendants - SunW-r.. Action bruurht iu tEe Dis. trct Court ef he Th;rl Judicial District in and fr
 said County and Territory
 ID, Territory of iri,oa7 rss arsfiq 'a Jair Baker
 GrrHi Biaks rHd J,ss, b. Ftf-sr.
 You hereby summoned sad required 'a aprear in action brought asarr yuu by The above named riu. tf, ia inc District Court vt the Thgi fmcal D strict h and fnr h" Tuuty p Nnhs~e iu thc Territory oi Ali EonA rnd nu~nfr th" complaint 'y viih the CerS nf said Court ,'-'' in -.il county tt copy of uhch cnmpialv' Hr,,'rJ7,ue> hi> >muuu>i. within twenty days exclusive ot tr day of >srvcr tho service, upon ySu nt thj~ >'lruon, U served t'u ts county but if served out %! ths county aui Wthiu tS District then within hiry days; iu or other tirfy days
 And y'u hereby u,'ayd that f fail to appear and answer the complaint above required te plaintiff will take ind gment against restitution of inc land ani premis"s described in said c,ruu'sut fr Sn O0n damages for withholding Go" and S t0u iae value u the and prnfs thereof aHi fay such u' and fur her relief to Inc Court may inst and equitable ant costs and disbursements iu ths behalf eNpsutird.
 Given under my hand aud the seal of ssid District
 f-r,,, Court, St Cerhnt, this tenth day of July
 i'eN'-I A. D. eighteen hundred end .oventy-six
 iana6-iy CALDWELL WRIGHT. Clerk.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
Sunlul0n

ie th~ Justice. Court of r-srr Free ia The County "fNavtpi. ferrif"Tv ot Arzba1. Before Harley II Carter. Justice oi tir l'-ss~.
 Jcbn c Campbell. ls'utG y- Tse pis.l Gold and SIi- MininE Company. ca-rss-afsrf urgtui1si under The kt~. uf 'h stat of Cal '-1fl sud dai- brsines. in NH,aPsi t'aIuty, Ar1sa9 Territory. defendant.
 A'ion hrsgl' in 'h- ils'eas .in.i af Prescott Pre- vns' 'u snl h'' Tho tsn'v ,f iaVEaH Territory of Ari The t"rr'flr. ui AuFaBH sends greeting 'o ihc Fin -'it and - va- H"fnr rpHIluy c1rirsrit,n -nr-f fnsirr ''- i sf t1e Ni, tf tffaruia i0iag busins-s iu Nst1fti Cs-gHfV Arrrua Territory.
 Nu r~ h"F- hy -u1inoueG to 4rfelr ls.eFe ai my ~H = i1 Pr-e,i, Precinct fu Toe County of Navapai Territory sf Aisora tlio lih day of March. \. D. lt4 a' Do "e'ort to tss comp Iinf of Tho above named psjn'iT Gsr fh- hundred ami -ighiy srN~n ati11 dol sr~ due aee~qtrd orl~-s hIlis nf ~S hs9r~ when uJgnrp vi be taken against v'' h'r The said aauu1' together ih c,fs aud da-uagcs n -''u tti' '' ard answer.
 Ta the Shsra"r any coas'ahc of sad County, greet ing; Msse legal .ervre sud due return herrrL
 Given under my hand The sfh d,y of Januarv- A. Y. lfTs. HARLEY II. CARTIER.
 Justice of tlc Peace f.F said Precinct.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

Tn opening of thc R.adiug room ot the Prescott Library Association with the aC companyiug historical addrc>s,s has revived some early rocolleo;lon>. and as result wt are furnished with the following;
 Tn, first day-school ever tau ht in Pres colt was started in ls0t hy AleIanicr Mahan His successor wa, Mr.. L. \ Steven, and her successor MS named Pia;i. then MT Darling. uhO was succeeded hy Miss BlakC and she by the late James C. McCatIrcy. and perhaps others, all prior to the time men, tioncd in the address of Chaplain Gilmore which commenced io isi0 Tho above rec ord may therefore appropriately hc called .'prchi>tori,al
 The fir,i preaching known in Prescott wa, by MT Rcci in the wlnt.r of iSii MT. Reed was also ;hr fr>, p5~tm1,t-r. The first sunday school wt. established hy Nr- Dr Lcih. now Nr.. Judge B.opA,. amt Nr,. Chief Justice Turner in lNii, io1. yc1r, hr- fore the beginning of the Chaplain hi,'os- ical sketch, consequently thi, too Na, pre- historic agc so iay s, could br gathered from last nights Icninisccnscs.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
Special Term of Court.

Territory of Iri:nHr.-It being represented by Pau Weber Esq. District Attorney he County Nav apai in the rhia Judicial psgic; of i Territory, that the interest of public ig>'iuo uls th: special term of the District Court hc hrd and iar ,d cuunty fot the trial nf criminal and The transaction ot crmi za eI.EesS generally. t Is ordered ihs such spscja- term oi said District Court h held Prescott ia said county, for the purposes atnraii 'n r-im~uce lU o'clock. on Friday The .Al day oi February next. lt is further ordered that the Clerk M Court cause the foregoing order be published ia tlr AEzoNN rXgE sn,y days preceding fhe said Sl day uf February aud weekly thereafter up The "A oi said month. Given under my hand th' tSeuty sixth day Ol Jana ary ls55.
 V A. TWEED,
 pl,ro, JWiTc ol TAisi lujjsial District, X, r. TEHIIToRl OF AIllt.NN, t
 County oi tavapa,
 l. William Tilkersoa. Clerk uf ,be Ds,rirt Cont in and for the County of NayaTa u the etr,ory of Ari o hereby certify ,hc foregoing to be true copy of order hle h my office. and all persons interested hereby notified of the hOlsiag ol special term e s.ld Court as above ordered.
 Witness my hand, and the seal of ,sli Court nnlxrl fsr, this twenty ninth day ei JaDtar, A D. eighteen '~' hundred and seyonty,seven.
 WNLttM WGLEERSON jan:a-td Cl.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

Under the proper heading to-day. the wedding of our friend George W. Curti, to Mrs. Annie Conn, will be found recorded. Several bottles of champagne accompanied the notice for whichwc return thanks. George will now find usc for that sewing machine for which he wa, trying to dicker last week. rheFc is nothing like long heal. George can scca eIea. way>, and knew how handy it would bc to have sewing machine in the house iu case ot the happening of ccr- tain contingencc, Those ContingcBCic, tagc happened. George ha, Con-n->olidatcd, that k to say, hc has hitchcd for life. We don't know why ho should hut he ha>. and now By St. Paul, or st Gcorg,. or simply hy George, by whose con~uuimatc laot and management this state of affairs la, been brough, siiout. "thc sewing macmncl work goes hravcly on.'
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
LEGAL.
Notice of Assessment.

FINAL GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY Location of principal place of bnsines. San rranosco Cal Location ef works. Walnut Grove Distract Ysy AIssi County, Arizona
 Notice Is hereby given. that ai BeetHg o the Board u Directors held ths bth day of January is. s~ssmeut No . of twenty c) csnt per share levied upon the capital stock ut thr curpOr,u payable mme dsiev tn United gold c,,n, the Secretary. Tue odice cf The Camp4nv l. No ta Montg oiuery street. SsH Frau.ssa California
 ASy stock ursn which ths assessment shall remain unpaid The l5th day of Frhuisfy I-s1 will be den qaent and advertised fr sgio af ribiir auction; and unless yutvfnsui made h~ture viii f' sold >atufay the lUfh day ot March. l-ss pay tds drluqueui tgstheT wh costs ef advertising and expenses uf sale.
 By order ot tse Boarl of Directors
 o. H By,t NBT Secretary oace Room Na i9. Montgomery street. Sau fran. ci-Ca. California. iun.d-im
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
Death of Mrs. HafhaMnN.

erOmirg hi trip to the East last summer,
 m.GuiiIord Hathaway wa> married to Miss fgv r.. Dsane of New Bedford Mass. and
 yas arranged that he should come out last AEl anl his wife and brother were to join
 ahcrn in the Spring.
 TogE's To thi, cni hc has h'aa preparing for ure residence in Prescott, when suddenly sErrs new. comc~ to him that she is dead. hI'ns ar, the hopes and plans of man
 vartrd. and all hi, bright visions of hap
 ess in this world scattered like thr leaves HD rhe 'I,u datr ofhcr death We have not learned.
 tit csa have be-u bat few days ago. aS cO- ncyvs rearhcd him by telegraph at tuc
 L and was thence transmitted to NIT. } 'a' .Sith of this place by letter in the latter .---,. af of last week.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
SuDliliOIlS.
.. <. LAND OFFICE. } PEE-cOrr \ T. January Co. ls77. !

q. <. LANp OTFtcE1
 rEE.corr X T. Jauuary Ja ls77. To inc Atlantic anI rarid, G.,ilr,ld greeting. tu the ma'fe~ pf Pr~smrtnn Ca-li Eutrv No ss made May tih is5b ia ths nf Peter Marx covering The northwest quarter Of fhe southwest quarter of section and south hf oi -nuthssf quarter and nafssi quarter af southeast qnHftr of section e. township ls north west "i ''ls and Salt River mcrdlr portion af he above 'rS"' within The ims t ;hr grant The Atlantic ard t'inr Ia lraad whiyh task March Irh i~rs Peter Marx having >a.i pricr g ttraual hi. entry has been approved hv fLv Hoe X Witttlns,G Cafurss sianer of The GsprH Land Oc~ subject Co al, a-feaI if taken wiihin sixty days from the da's hetenC
 WILLIAM N NELLY Register
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

STRUCK IT RrCH IN THE oooBwI& MT. Ward, just in from Turkey Creek, informs Us that they have struck ten inch streak oi solid mineral at a depth of fifty feet in the Goodwin mine. that assays over $i,2o0 in silver 10 the ton. This minc belong to Collier. Hatz X Co, and ha, always been considered good property. but from the re port brought Ly Mr. Ward we judge that IL is rapidly increasing iH Vaigo since this late development
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

The Prescott Amateur, gave an entertain nent gt Wickcnburg Tue~dly eve The audience was large and thc performing i, great satisfaction. Pcttihone and Siyvcr arc good performers anywhere and are sure to draw crowded houses. They perform at Phoenix tonight and from there go to Flor cncc and thence to Tucson.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

MACHINiST>. There i> probably no town. of it> size. on thr Pacific Coast. that con t,ins more strictly iirt-cla, m1chjnists than Prescott. We begin with Captain J. E. Roy>. who ha, charge of ti, machinery of Wilson & llasAell'> factory. and who can make anything from a moulding mechinc bit c. , steam engine.
 II. W. Fisk. who has. until rrccnts. b-"u in charge of W. N Bu'lm'> quutz mill on East Ha'>ayampa and who has now acccp- tcd position aS engineer at th. Aztlan mill h another thorough workman from ,h- m1 chine shops of Bp,tpu We hal the mi>ior- tune to break an mixing cvlcndcr in our cyl ender pres, that required gcuiou, to tiy it. such a man N found in NJ. Fix, who al- mott withoU, tools, except such a, h" male himself. put the cast iron together and made Il aS stron and run a, true d, when ]; first came from the foundry.
 MT. Lihbcy. from the rgiiroai machine shops oi SAcramcnta, California, k another whose reputation 8, a m3chiuist iN iir>t-Class. MT. LiLhoy is at present outut employment in consequence ot the suspension uf tAa Pinal Co, shelter, where he was engaged. Per son, requiring tha services ot maChiuist or engineer could not do potter than to call upon Nr I.ibbcy.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

Notice is hereby given that tc c1p5TncTshp hereto, fnrr existing between J. G. prcy and \. r. Williams doing business hotel keepers at Prescott; A. T. andrr the firm name of Dudley X Williams, Was dissolved on the 97ih day of November. lSs6.
 Prescott, \. r., January n lS,},
 !. e. DUDLEY ianl3lm \. |. WILLIAMS.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
NOtice----COunty Printing.

Proposals will hc rcce.vei by Gee I1ri of Supervisors "f iavaly,i County Arizona U Monday February 5 l>s, st lu o'clock. A ior doing the County printing adveriisn- etc of said cr1ufv Er tbc period of one year from h~ date of aUari of contract thc bri rc- serving the right ,o rci,,.; any aul liI bids
 WI WILKINSON
 Clerk Boari "f >upcrvi-ors. Naya!si Co A. T. By or,rr of ths B1ala iauiu IL
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

Tho old rickcty stairs. which have been in use for number of year, al the Court room have been torn down and in their stoad new s..I substantial ones have been erected. This ia as 1t s,.0.l4 he. as the oid ones have been in s falling conditoG .o. some time and really dangerous.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

?. C Lewis. ot Toato Spring. i, ia town daa He and MT Smith have fitted up q
 eniid station at Tonto. built iir,i-class
 cksmith shop. lel the water from the -ing, io rhe station in pipes. fixed up tcrug iroa-h,. and otherwise improved
 placr. Moreover. Mr. LeAi>. in addition othcr attractions. subscribed and paid for NFfHly MINER. sc that their patrons | read ihc ircshc-t, latest and most rclia nrv from all th- world. righ; iherc at me. wi'hor' having to come to town tind out what i~ going pn.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

Mrs. Kelly, the cntcrprising drs>'-n,ahar, a few doors north of the MINER office. has, we learn, sent to California for quite a large number of masks tp meet the demands o! all who may wish them for the coming Washingtons Birthday Masquerade Ball.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

t,'The train Of Nr. Gcnung from Peoples
 ailcy, arrived to-day with heavy loads ot ale hay, winch was stored in tlle old saw Deiill building belonging to Mr. \. O. NoycS. lsr ina, was cut in Peoples Valley, well .H-iresl and nicely halcd and will be sold nan
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

James Prcndcryllc. as well known. per haps' as any citizen of Prescott, rup'urcd Q nasal blood vessel the other night in iit of >nccziug, produced by the administration of rcd pepper in the form of snuff by some ot his friends while hc slumbcrcd in d chair behind the stove Dr Day took charge of him and by plugging up his nose and ad mlnlStcrlng proper remedies stopped the bleeding, but the patien, is still confined within doors.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
Notice to Owners of Bucks.

The undersigned having good facilities for pas,uring bucks will and after the 18th day cf February ai their range Lower Agua Fria Riye. Iaeaive and pasture bucks at fifty cents per head peE moath.
 YARBOUGH SMITH. Prescott, January O. ls7T. ml
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

A new silver and gold mine Ina. been dis covered and located in Big Bug district, named the santa Rosa and the following gentlemen are the lucky owners: Lieut.. Thomas, Lieut.. kingsbury, Mr Majors. and Dr. Goodfellow. The ledge is about three feet in width and assays we'll Thomas imaeines himself equally a> we'll .fsed as Flood X o'Bricn, the RothchildS or any other set of millionaires Mir Majors does not think he is qunc as we'll of as Mr. Thomas. kingsbury would not trade his interest for the crown uf Victoria
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

Charley Behm and young Mr. Lamhcrt>on haze rented the l.amhcrt>on ranch and fruit orchard in Walnut Grovo inr term of one year Charley i~ in toHn today buying a bach lor- outfit. ant declares his intention to ana kc a spoon or spoii horn The Iambert,on ranch is one of the most yalua- blc in the County and has on it several hun dred hearing peach and other fruit trees. The hny- ought to do well as we ycrily be hcve ;hey will They are both full ot in- dustry and enterprise. and the old gentle man las given them good show to get a start in the Nor!a
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

. Philip Ritz, who has been on extra duty
 Foyi Whipp,c. has been relieved and or ! ere to join his Company. r. >tA Infantry.
 risst, Murth1, >pmc Company, has been
 ds,rj to r'prrt fnr extra duty in the , Al Opt tt Fort WaiP,ic.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

The number of dead letters remaining in the Prescott po'tofiicc up to January 2'th. according to advertised list. posted Up at that oftCc is taTty-onr.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
WEDNESDAY.

S 'a'' yc are uni-r The impression that soap ~ Q tory would pay if ,nme industrious party
 i'd hc induced to start up an enterprise of ,x,. skim here. i,. ros 2. M Daly. recently from California. Q. ,ssuld like Co hear from C,l. O VI. Brown.
 left Prescott few days since. Terri
 ,,ial exchanges please copy.
 sraak Murray and other, returned today
 ma trip to the Silver Flax, and Kit
 son mines. Goodwin District. and rc
 t to mine, as improving in quantity and .oprlcsiiiiy of ore Hrhe entertainment la,, evening at tho h dtng room of thr Prescott Library As,o- igIlt. tion was decided success financially and
 erNi,c. The singing of Misc, Williams Luhf Perry was the bright particular feature ...ethc occasion, and gave the best >atisiac- srt a.
 haplain Gilmore of thc |. <. A, and F. DMPb wclls. Esq. made some happy hits, and .-se some interesting historical reminiscent
 riohn Lloyd in his c"mics'iues brought lg oA VII the house as he always does and Cap ,o,,a. Roys address was practical and well led
 --ssSt
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

To-day in Prescott, February lst, is as warm ahd pleasant as an April day in the State of New YorN or anywhere else except the north pole.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
Focal inteiiigence.
rtF>uAN

new ledge carrying both gold anal Sil- shi bccn discovered ia the Cherry Creek
 fi-l hy John Suglen. which k thought ,e first rate min, hy 1t, owner.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

I'll goods which were shipped from San rancisco hv the steamer \cwhcru, Jan. 3d riscd al Ehrcnh,rg on the 9th, aud ought
 Dc here by about the l2th of Fch'y.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

We had the pleasure today oi examining a fine selection of -ilvcr-bcaring rock from Wallapni district, Arizona, in the possession ot Nr A Randall. who i, os his way to san Francisco. Some specimens from the Keystone mine will yield $ipo per ton and some from the Mocking Bird assay the enor- nous figures of Sl ,j00 per ton Los An yclc- Republican January isth.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
MARRIED

Al Cuifis Mil residence, by Rev. J. \. Merrill Jan ... l.;, Ceurge W. Curtis Esq to Mr,. Annio Conn.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
Ranches to Rent.

Two geai Iianche, with vaie, tn irr Farr h. uir. at thv store of JOAN G. CAMPBELL. 4. sF