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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
COnStablc's Sale.
TERRITORY or ARIZONA. ,
 NnlNTN nE NANAnAI

TERRITORY or ARIZONA,
 CuyNTN OF GAVA.AL !
 IA virtue ct an execution issued uf the Justices IT Court Prescott Precinct e. r. Cate Justice or the Peace" dgly attesed the l4th day uf May ~77 and Co me directed in favor of The County of Navapa plaintiff and against W. r. Baunin- defendant by which | am commanded o make out ot Inc personal property Oi said defendant and sufficient personal property cannot found then o the real propsty r sum oi thirteen dollars judgment and g5lo0 dollars percentage and twenty mine and ooo dollars cost, of suit together with the costs that may accrue, aud falling find sufficient personal pro erty aforesaid have levied upon and taken all the right title and interest which said ie ieudant hal The l4h day of March. ls56 in ami 10 ihe following drscnbed property. Co wit. One water caiu wuter wheel and arrasras attached sitIat. a The mouth o' Maple GUloh the Hassayampa. No ties is hereby that
 Saturday. 9th day of Jun, 1877, At 2 o'clock fToni tho cotsr' hoasc in hs town n Prescott sad county aud Territory. will expose rr sale at public auction for cash hc whole SO much oi The auvv de, ribc property may be necessary to satisfy said tdgmeni and ui costs thr law directs
 J, k, BURNETT. Constable May l9 1877. dao
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of execution issued Of The Justice $ Court cf Prescott Precinct Navpa County Arizona Ter utory. IT, II. Cartier F., dul attested the @I day oi May ie5, and Co directed in favor oi the County of laVaIai plaintiff, and a.3inst '. Aguirrc defendant by which anu commanded Co make sit ot the personal property oi said defendant aad if sufficient personal property be- found then of his real property the of thirty 0uO dollars judgment four ss loo dollars percentage and seventeen uJ01 dollars shit together with the costs that may accrue. and failing to find sufficient personal property aforesaid, have levied upon and taken all thc right title and interest which the said defendant had the 9th day of March
 ~o, of n and io the following described Teal estate wit Lot Number two @. in Block Number ten lOl aud improvements in the town of Prescott Yayapai county Al-..nL Nnt-nn Is n.rnhL u tl.t .l-l
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
Saturday. 9th day of Jun, 1877
SUEllIllOslS.

ARIZo,;A TERRITORY. , Ia the Justice of the Peace CoiNIN ot lANArAL Colorado Precinct
 SEvERo NIGII vs SOLOMON BABIH To Solomon Baru, sr,efiHg.
 You are hereby summoned Co bc and appear before me- acting Justice of GIG Pence for the precinct of Colo uado. NavJqai county Arizona Territory at my office al Npttngervs, lavapa, county, Arizona Territory ou the h day of July. \ h. le'3 at ld o'clock \. N To Go complaint made th, day hiJre me by SeVeru Vigil ot lnliur, N. h, ior personal and abusive language spoken publicly against hu. and threateuded violence by he use uf deadly weapons la the uf S JuAu. county and Territory above named about The Li day oi April N D. IS3I Damages claimed, three hun dred l>>lOl dollars, and of b, suit or iudgmeut will ho taken against yop for The same, if you fail ap- pear aud answer
 Given under my hand this 'ta day oi May A. D ls7s.
 B r. RUpp, myls4 Justice of Peace.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

ARREsTED.-James Connors was caught, this morning, in the act of robbing Frank Mccullough, intoxicated, of over one hun dred dollars in currency. Mir. F. l. Robert espied Connors in the act of taking the money, and immediately called on Mir. Dick inson to assist him in making an arrest. which they did after little resistance on the part of Connors. The gentleman was marched up to the sheriff s office and the money, upwards of one hundred dollars. ta- ken from him. AIr. Robert swore out a warrant, before Justice Cartier, charging him with robbery, and he was lodged in jail until tomorrow morning at o'clock, when he will be taken before Justice Cartier for examination.
 Later.-Thc cause came up, to-day, Fri day before Judge Cartier, and the prisoner was required to give bonds in the sum of Sl,00o to appear at the next term of the District court, and in default of which was compelled to go to jail.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
EStraV Notice.

Pound with 'lc h,rl @. ibe uud-rs glcj oa Beaver Head hitceu miles north vi Camp Nc.dc ou or about December is l-5t, two steers eight year, ud black and Nh.te hc ether red lriutlc Both branded the le, hip IT, The rtqaecd to ca prov property. pay changes and take them away.
 WOOD X KOOTZ. pre.rntf MnN lA Is1l-
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Ar. j. W. Hunt, from the vicinity of Bill Williams mountain. is in town. Mir Hunt owns a fine band of sheep which he keeps m that section of our county, among which ed hy NIT. Il. that it is almost an impossibil- ity to pick one from the foo but what are too fat to butcher. The increase this year in his flock exceeds one hundred per cent. We will venture to say that the eastern and northern portion ot Navapai county cannot ha eNc'Iie'j for sheep raising by any section in tine ! nited States. MT. II. has seen con siderable Indian sign and where they had killed a horse at one of their camps.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Proposals for County Buildings are adyer- tiscd for by the Board of Supervisors. The work to be done in accordance with the plan drawn by MT. Parker. and accepted by :he board. An opportunity now presents itS'H to our builders for bidding on quite an eN- tensivc lob. and one on which nice amount suay be realized if handled properly.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
NOticc---COuniy Prisoners.

Proposals will be received by the Board of Supervi- ei Yavara County a the office of the Clerk Of said Board until Monday May g ls77 10 o'clock a m. for furnishing board for prisoners confined in the jail ot said countytor boarding each prisoner per week, fur 'shiuC meals each per day. Inc bclrd rcseryng tbc r.ght Co reject any and all proVosais.
 By order oi Ihe BoIFd, WA. WILKINSON,
 my2Idi-wI Clerk.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

D. C. Leonard Esq, of the City Express, cousin, by marriage, to Mrs. C. W. Beach, was taken suddenly ill on Tuesday morning last, with congestion of the liver, and at the present writing (Friday, o'clock ?. m.) is in very critical condition. Drs. Lincoln and 1mhodo. two excellent physicians. have been employed, and they have and are doing everything possible fer his relief which we hope will soon be attained.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

@ ACCIDENT.-A miner al work in the shaft of the Blackberry mine, four hundred and fifty feet down. was instantly killed a few 1ays since by the rope breaking which WAS attached to the bucket hauling up ore. The bucket fell distance of three hundred feet and struck the unfortunate man on .ho head Splitting it entirely open.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
Proposals for Beef. Mutton, sc.

IT, e. DIET. or ARIZONA. OFFICE CHIEF C. &,
 PPEsCorr A. T., April 26 ls77. SEALED PROPOSALS m triplicate with a copy of this advertisement attached will be received at this of fec and tho office of the A. C. S at Fort WhpPle A. IT, until June Q ls1 for the supply of the post of Fort Whippe. \. T.. with Fresh Beet and Mutton. live and slaughtered for the fiscal year commencing July ls77. All information, blanks, &c., furnished application Co the undersigned. CHAS. r. EAGAN,
 ap30dt6wi Captain and C. &. L. S. A.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

SroLEN-Some one evidently having an idea of taking their departure and having in contemplation the stealing of horse, and thus leave the countryin gentlcmanly way, has already supplied himself with q saddle, which was procured at the lumber yard of Mr. Wylie last night. without his consent or knowledge People will do we'll to look out for their horses as the thief evidently has his eve on some good animal.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

GAMMA HAY.-A large load, weighing some 4,500 pounds. of this very nutritious hay was brought into town yesterday from the Big Bug country by Mat Wclch. and sold for Sl0 per ton. The gramma hay when pro- perly cut and cured k conceded, by all who know anything about the substance it con
 tains. tu bc superior to any aud all other classes of hay which grow in Arizona. We believe the hay was purchased by Barnard N Rarick. at their feed stable south Prescott.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

l.. E. Jewell and family were in San Fran cisco recently, but intended taking up their residence, for the summer. at San Rafael. Thc health of Mrs. Jewell has not materially Improved
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

John G. Campbell, Esq returned ycster- day from a trip to the Bill Williams Noun tain, where he has large band of sheep. Mr. C. reports the late storm as being heavy in the vicinity of his sheep camp and that the grass is most excellent and sheep doing Exceedingly well. No death, have taken place in any of the sheep camps. except that of few young lambs.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

SUTTON, rnEMuL RoBBER.- This gentle. nan ot the highway Was taken. ycstcrllav. by F.. P. Nichols and !. ". Evans, as escort. to the Second District for trial, Yuma being. the place selected for hlS confinement. We presume that McSSr>. Nichols and Evans will get through with their prisoner safely. and il k to be hoped that this wretch will receive a sentence in accordance with his great crime
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

# (. (. Bean. of the Peek name. returned home yesterday, and informs lis that Mcssrs. Peck and MaSterson were still in San Fran Cisco. making arrangements for the working of ores in Turkey Creek district.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Berry and Vance. who robbed the stage near Tonto Springs, three months since. and taken to Yuma for safe keeping, are to be brought back here by |. $ Marshal Stande- fer for trial. and it k to be hoped that these trccbootcrS will not hc allowed to escapc on the way from Yuma here. Their crimes are of that magnitude which deserves the full punishment generally mectrd out to criminals of their kind
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

S. (. Miller who went to San Francisco for the purpose of bidding on the freight contract for Arizona, wa~ at Yuma this moIn- ing and will undoubtedly remain there uu- ul Saturday morning. when the steamer leaves for EhrenberS, and take passage on her for the latter place
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Henry Frank, from Camp Apache, arrived fo-day and reports four feet of ~now on the Aogollon range. He met MT. Tuning ffom New Mexico at Stoncman'~ Lake. showed in. The Mormon settlers on the Little Colorado were busy putting in crops.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

NEW CALEDoNINN.-QWtc q sensation has been created by the exhibition, in this vil- lagc, of some immensely rich ore. containing gold and silver, from Mineral Point District which i> somewhere in the Black Hills north east from Prescott. The discovery was made by two Frcnchmen who were prospecting in that section a few days since.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Mir. H. (. Stevens, from Blackberry, ar rived to-day and informs Us that the com pany have been running their old mi. ou tailings, and after a nine days run cleaned up Ss,200 in bullion. The shaft ot the Hack berry Mine is down 450 feet and the lead shows at that depth excellent ore. The com pany's new 10-stamp mill had arrived al Hardyville. and teams had been despatched to that place for the purpose of hauling il to the mine.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

We arc pleased to learn that F. s. Junior Owner in the Cougar Silver Mine, Bradshaw District. is now extracting ore from the bot tom of a shaft 40 feet deep, which Is worth at the lowest estimate S2,0oc ro the ton, ana he has several tons of ore on the dump.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

The troublesome Hunt IS once more at hls old quarters in the county jail and Is llahie to remain there until after the term oi Court We don't think he will get away agaln- Chain him up.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
Notice.

To John Yozau and all others deriving title by deed location. in the mine known The "Overook," situated in Owens dStrc McCrcaku lIill Mohave County, A. T.; You hereby notified that f you do appear with uisety 1901 days from bIs date and pay C. Christ ophersou your proportion of the required by law the undersigned will claim and forfeit your in- in said lode according the mi ing laws of the district. C. CHRISTOPHERSON.
 HarjyVille A. T. 4 pril 9th lSI7. ap6.3m.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

NEW DIsCovERY.-Mr C. '. shelton. of Lynx Creek, has discovered what he con siders q rich gold lead. He has such con- fdcnce in his discovery, which k near the ssatcrs of Lynx Creek. that he has erected a Dwelling house imme liately on the mine. and consequently has the satisfaction of Sleeping, nightly on, perhaps a bed of gold which. if extracted from the bosom of the earth where il has slept in peaceful tran quility for untold ages. Wouid amount to more than the wealth of the Rothchiid~
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Mr. French. of Boston. who made trip through the Territory in the early part oi the winter, and invested heavily in mines in Mohave county, k, at present. in San Fran cisco, and may be expected in the Territory within the next ten days. when he will com mcnce operating in mines.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

The Board of Supervisors have let the con- tract for building the road from Prescott to Black Canyon to Mir. James Patterson. for five thousand dollars
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Hon. Hugo Richards, who left Us about three weeks since, on business trip to Camp Apache, returned last evening. From
 NIr k. we learn that the recent rain extend ed to Apache, and was undoubtedly univcr- sal all over the Territory. The farmers in
 that section of our county have planted barley quite extensively, which is up, and
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Col. Tozier. who came in to-day, IS man who commands untold capital, and comes 10 see what all this tall, about Arizona'S vast mineral resources arises from.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
Notice to Mexican War
 Veterans.

meeting of all Mexican War Veterans in Prescott and n county of layapa for the purpose of organiz ing Association win be held house of NIT Grove opposite Luke hall Prescott T. M the 2Sth day Of May. lell. CHAS. HANSEN. Enterprise copy
 Prescott Arizona May l4 ls1f
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

LUKE's MiLL.-This mill is about on the ground, and a portion of it is already up. l. will take about four weeks before the ma chincry will all be in place and the mill in working order, after which, we hope to be able to chronicle the fact that Luke is 10 be a millionaire. and perhaps our next Dele gate tp Congress.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

bud Moreland and Judge Kautz. Brad
 siIawiteS, are in town. Mr. Moreland ha, come in to sec Henry Ilerhcrt-want> Henry
 to fake another hunt
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

On sunday evening next, the Rev Mr Campbell will deliver lecture at the ll l. Church South. for the benefit of our young mon. Subject t-"Be strong, and show tiny self man. Older heads will find this dis course ot interest, and are invited to attend
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
SIeriH's Sale.

By virtue of an execution issued of the Justice Court of Prescott Precinct by II. H. Carter j. F., duly aiiested the 2d day of May. ls77 and directed, in of the Territory of Arizona plaintiff and against \. Ellis and Company defendants by which am com- handed make of the personal property of said teutans and if sufficient personal property cannot be found then out of the real property the Of forty dol lars judgment SIX dollars percentage and twelve s0lO0 dollars suit together with the costs that may have levied upon and taken all the right title and interest which the said defendants had the 6th day Match 1876 of in and the following described real estate wit One stamp quartz mill aud appurte- thereunio belonging. situated Turkey Greek. iavapai county, Arizona and known as the Fender mill. Notice i, hereby given that on
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
"Wednesday, May aoth, A. D. 1877,

Al l2 o'clock N in front the house in Prescott ia said county and Territory vill expose for sale public auction. tur cash the whole much of the above described real hc satisfy said udgmen; and all costs the law directs
 ED. [. BOWERS. Sheriff. Prescott May e. l~.4.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

We will soon have the gratifying news to impart to our readers of the discovery of a wonderfully rich gold mine, an inkling of which we have already received.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Rosenthal, of the WickcnburS smelting works. commenced operations on Monday. but with what success ii is impossible to say. We will have news however in q few
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Mr. D. E. Gillctt, Superintendent of the Silver Glance Mine, at Montezuma. Arizona. arrived by this morning., stage. Mr c. represents some of Bo>ton'> wcalthic>t capi- tai!>t~. and mine owners would dc well 10 call hi, attention to any valuable claims they may desire to sell.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

II. Butler k at Red Bluff, Tehama coun- ty, California, and will start back to Arizona about the first of July.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Col R. H. Hinton, of the san Francisco Post left this morning by stage for his home, leaving II. E. Murray, Esq., as his agent in this section Mir Murray k nicely located in his new office east of the Plaza. in the building formerly occupied by F. Herzog.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

4 dispatch received by Us this morning from A. J. Finlay, agent for the Colorado Steam Navigation Company, says: The boat for Ehrcuber@ leaves on Saturday morning, ant another one will follow on Wednesday next for Fl Dorado Canyon.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Tom Johnson the stage robhyr. who Na. wounded and left al Ehrcnhcgg it k said viii soon recover. as his wounds were mostly those of bird shot and only flesh wounds. So soon as possible he is to be taken to Yuma and there incarccrated
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

No awards have been made by inc chief puartcrma>tcr of contracts for this depart ment, and nothing new from that office since our last weeks issue. None will be made until all local b:ds are in. so that compar- i,on of bids can be made and the awards of contracts declared.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

John Mantle, another stage robher Was ar rested at EhrcnherS, by |. <. Marshal Stan defer. few days since, and taken to Yuma for Imprisonment and trial. Nr Bowers. sheriff Of this county. who Was one ot the victims m tine late stage robbery. knew all three ot the robbers and 1t would not have been an easy matter for them to have escaped from the Territory without being arrested.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

FR~r QruIrY Smith S Stearn's Phoenix Flour for sale, at $9 per hundred, at J. GOLD WATER & BRo. =. dJ
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

SINGULAR FoRNATIoN.-Thc formation sof the country in the vicinity of the Zalida silver lead. discovered by X. Q. Moves. and owned by Moves, Day. Kelley l1 Fitch. k oi d very peculiar character The rock i, of porphyry. granite and slate. and runs North and south, whilst the lcdge~ run at right angles to the general formation-;hc Zaiida being in porphyry or slate dikeS whilst the Cora and Miriam are encaScd in >lute close to a large quartzite iron dikc.- The surface of the country rock. however. after reach ing the divide between LynN and Turkey Greeks runs northwest and southeast. making a grand and astonishing change in a few miles. It is believed by scientists that ledgcs found to run at right angles E fo the general formation wherein they are found. is a good indication of true fSSucre lead
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
WEDNESDAY.
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New potatoes, i2is cts.
 Yavapsi has 15,0o0 inhabitants. Rich silver mine miles from town. Prescott is the largest town in Arizona.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Posters emanating from headquarters, i>- sued by Lieut.. Philip Reade. are in circula- tion throughout the Territory. offering re- <N ard of $50 for the arrest of one Huston. a citizen employc, lately in the telegraph of 1icc at Fort Whipple. Thirty dollars i- also
 offered for the arrest of Ochu~ 8 soldier in the signal service. who deserted recently from Fort Whipplc. This Ochu~ swjadicd fhe government, borrowed money ana jewel ry from our citizens. and has taken his flight. Besides this he overchargcd the MINER for Photographic dispatches. Pas him around.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
Local Intelligence.
TUESDAY.

The late rain extended clear across the desert to san Bernariino. Cal.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
W ednesdsy, May aoth. A. D. 1877.

At l2 o'clock M in front of the house in the town o Prescott in said county and Territory. will expose sale for cash public auction the whole. much Of fbc above described ra estate may be necessary o satisfy said judgment and all oosts inc law directs
 ED. f. BOW FRS Sher;h. May 7 lS7s fnylUWtd
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
Ranch for Sale.

Ihave FINE RANCH for sale no the upper Verde 30 miles from Prescott we'll waered, houses and d barn considerable fencing and almost iiimable stock range contiguous 10 the promises.
 The place will be sold a bargain. For particulars Inquire of John C. Campbell II. II. BIAbi. Prescott April lith, lS71. tE
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

John Nasson, Surveyor General, has ap- pointed Daniel Mitchell, of Prescott. as l. =. Dcputy Surveyor of Mineral Lands for Arizona. A good appointment.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
PAUL'S PuLVERlZER, FOR TIE REDUCTION or Quartz to an Impalpable Powder
 D R

Attention of the mining public is called this Puver- zer of the most thorough durable and cheap modes Of bringing ore to an mpalTanle powder. They be made o perform any of work from I to oO tons per day receiving coar,ey reduced These barrels self-teeng and setdschargiug and can pass ofl, reduced to a uniform hueness. desired. No dust escapes during pulverizatiou. Tb- eeon"my and benefits ot this mode of reducing quartz is eXcsed by anything now in use and for several reasons lsi.-The reducing material is all Quartz-coarSer quartz Yulyerzing ey attFion the finer As The Barrel revoiVeS all sufficiently reduced passes oi inc way leaving that uuredueed o have all the advantages of triton
 2d.-Not having to pay for iron reducing agent; ing the quartz from your mine instead, you what heretotore has been expense to very considerable profit.
 These barrels will last for years all that in time may need repairing are the dies They experiment. the contrary have been severely and practically tested and in successful operation Parties interested gain all further particulars by addressing
 AI.MARIN B. PAUL,
 Room % Safe Deposi, Building, San Francisco
 mV7-Slm
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Bchlow keeps imported cigars and to. baccoS.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25

Nr>. Allen CullWnbcr, ot Walnut Grove arrived from her home last evening quite unwcil, being afflicted with gistrit>. Mrs CUliUmbeI k under the medical treatment of Dr. Thcile, from whom we learn the al,y,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
For Sale Cheap.

A family carriage ambulance with extra rig AlsS a sei of dou5lo harness Apply tv J. L. FISHER.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-25
TIIU RSDAN.

The poSt-ofiice recently established at Smiths mill. has been discontinued.
 lIr Black. of Martinez Jeff for hi, home thi, morning with q load of lumber from C. W. Curtis saw-mill