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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04
LEGAL.
Application for Patent.
To 1af FRsr scurt, EXTENSION or run WAR EAolr iNE No. 34.

To 1GF FIRsr soVrn EXTENSION or ruE WAR EAGL MINE No. 3t.
 us. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT. AT.l March s1 fs7T {
 Notice ,s hereby given that, Fred Williams < Co have ,his day hicd thcr application fr IatcH fo, eeb hundfvd (sn linear icy ef The War Eagle Lode or vsil bearing d and silver with surface ground two hundred (aQ' test n wdh situate lying and bsne ln Hraashaw Mo,utaiu Nluirg Disuict Canusy of Yavapal and Ter rtory cf AfuA and snoun aud desguafsd by the held po'es and ofs.s plat ou he n lhi- office LOi Numhs thirty eight ti<l ou unsurvsyed ptihlie lands
 The exterior boundaries of said lot No & being as follows, to wit: Variation l4 deg. , min, East; commencing at monument No. F., establishing the =. W. corner of the discovery claim on the same lode; thence south 70 deg. | min, Fast one hundred (iO0) feet to monument No. l at the N. r. corner of clam. Monument No. establishing S. F.. corner Of discovery claim on the same lodC hoars South 70 deg. II min, East 100 feed distant from the corner; thence south l9 deg. s9 uin., west eight hundred 500 feet to monument No. at S. F. corner of claim. From this corner, a granite boulder projcct- ing above the surface q ft. high 1 fl long and ft. wide. marked with cross bears North '3 deg. \ miu., W. 24S feet distant. Sai,l boulder iS in q ledge uf granite hearing North and south distance of 100 wards; thence North 70 deg II min, West 2OO feet to mon. umcut No < at the -. W. corner Of claim From this corner the granite boulder eStab- h. south s4 deg. 10 min, West 26 feet distant {: thcrcc North 10 deg. 4a min, East 500 feet to monument No | at \. W. corner of claim: thenvc south 10 leg. l7 min, East one hun tlrcd .o01 feet to place of beginning, contain 3 65-lo0 acres. This claim K bounded on the North by the discovery claim on same lode claimed by W. J. Thompkins X Co.
 The location ol this mine k duly recorded in the Recorders office of Navapai County Territory of Arizona, folio 3I7. in book B : of mining records of laVapai County. Ari- zona Territory. Amy and all persons claim ing adversely any portion of said first south extension of the War Eigle lode mine or said mining ground as hcreinbcfore described are required to file their adverse claim with tho Register of the United States Land office ai Prescott, in the Territory of Arizona dur ing the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will bc barred by virtue Of the Provisions of tho Statute.
 WILLIAM V. KELLY, Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04
GREATEST DISCOVERY YET
,Fscr Lead Two Feet Wide. and t>ssN> from
 >2.Ooo to s6.ooo per ton.

A short time since Mc>>rS Jay C. Kelley. pf W. F.. Day and A. O. Moves discovered on LynN creek. six miles from Prescott, a load and named ii the Zaiida. At the time of discovery they were not certain whether ftey had 8 regular defined ledge or not. and requc>ted Us to say nothing about the dis covery until they had satisfied themselves 1s to the real extent of their discovery. tfserstorc we merely mentioned the fact that lead had been discovered and gave the name. Since that time they have pros pected their discovery and have satisfied Themselves. thoroughly that they have gen uine lead. Assays made by MT. Kelley, who Is q practical aSSaycr. shows their ore to be worth all the way from two to six thousand dollars per ton. They have sunk a shaft several feet an the ledge which shows solid bosls of horn and Sulphidc silver ore two feet thick. The ore IS perforated with cry>- falize,i suiphatc nf lead. similar to the ore of the famous Peck mine.
 Yesterday the owners visited this rich ho- aanza, in company with Hon. Thomas Fitch. anu >ol,i 10 him fourth interest in the minc With this great discovery. almost at onr ,losr-, What may we not expect next. Prospcctors have invariably outtitted them AlveS aud gone from our town. all the way. front 50 tD i;,1 miles. and are always com ptiled io rcturu. and. aS a general thing, fnd that which i> most valuable nearest home T., gH i0o miles from home to pros pect tar rich lea l., is like going to Europe fo get Bn edHcatien. Better stay at home. A ,llc old saving l.. rulr ads riciO cpaoSiio esR aussa }uF rHs,N.S.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

AocrnENr.-Mr. A. Wade. citizen of Walnut Grove, met with serious accident last evening while driving team to c. W
 Curtis saN -alsN tor lumber IL seems that hre' were bUlnlng in timber, on each side of the road, a-S hat the smoke was very dense, which caused his team to take fright and run. The wagon passed over a stump and from tLe io.t of which Mir Wade was thrown to the ground, breaking two of the ribs on his le.l s.0e, one which penetrated the vascular e. the lung, causing considcra
 hlc hem1ragc. Mir. Wade also received a severe hrulsc on the left ear Although his injuries are serious, they are not necessarily fatal. He k receiving the necessary mcii- cai attendance, and VIC hope soon to chron- lclc the fact that he has entirely recovered
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04
Application for Patent.
To uuE EUGENn MINE. No. 3l.

To HE ElGhNlA MINE. No. 3l.
 |. =. LAND OFFICE. PEESCotV. \ T.
 March aSl isI1.
 Noiico Is hereby given thAt Michael WormSrr whose post office aiorrss Prescott AEoua Territory has this day fled his application for patent fr itcsn hun,ls,,l (S0 linear feet of the Engenia Mine vein bearing geld and silver with surface grun six hundred (tsO feet in width situate lying and being tn Rig Hug Mining District county ot NaVaTa and Territory of Ari-rna and known and designated hy the field and alhe,l plat on He sn this office Lot Number tity thrrr (tl n township ls N Range 1 W cf ella and Salt River M The exterior boundaries of said Lot No {3 being fol. ews to-wi; Variation li deg. .V East Commencing at in"nnneni at centre of NE boundary ot cain thence deg . r three hundred (2oo) feet No. at the SE corner ci caim thrpcr S deg ,1 nfteea hundred q sNl fvvt tO monument No at the SM of clant. thence deg W six hsndrcd (ssl feet to monument No at NV of claim this csruer The section carutr> ou boundary section J6 township l3 \. Range " Giia anl Salt River Meridian bcars S1 leg ssl sii chius distant thence sl deg sS r. htcru hundred tl,S ,SN feet to monument No. q al SF uf claim from ths the section cosaer on boundary of section 16 townsbp n Range | W ai Gila and Salt River Meritan ha3s - deg 4y W s 4s chains distant. thence deg three hundred (snl feet Co place of beginning containing twenty hundred ' t6 eol The location of this Mine duly rrcorcd n ,hr Recorders otce of Yavapai Cauu. ty Arizoua Territory in Book uf Mining Records of NavaVai County Arizona Territory. Any and all pcr. caimng adversely any lsrcn of Sld Eurvnia mine said mining ground hCFenbetaro ,lesrrbel are r quirc c He their avcrsr claim with t6e Register of the United States Land pce @. ptoScstt in the rerritr of Arizona during Gr sNty days period of publication herr. ot nr they viO et barrel by virtue oi the provsions a, the statute.
 WuLiAN \. ksrly, Register
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

DAILY MAm'-rhc proprietors of the california N Arizona Stage Co, who arc alive and up 10 the times and haze the interests "t the Territory at heart, are making strcnu. "u> efforts "a get a daily service from the terminus ot the \. r. R. R to Prescott, and thence on to santa Fe. \. NJ, via Camp Neric, Little Colorado. Fort Wingatc, ctc. The growing necessities of our county de- mdnu an increase ot service. The mails are necessarily large on account of the steady increase of our population. la,apai county alone can boast of over l5,0OO inhabitants, and tri-Neckly service is entirely inadequate to the growing necessity.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

J. J. Hill called on u> this morning ana gave Us the following news from Big Bug
 NIT. Hitchcock. with his cstimablc family are living quiet life and waiting for capi- tal. which iS sure to come to devclope some of the many mines in that district, Poland N Roberts are running two rI>tra> with very favorable success. on ore from the Mesa lead. which has been paying them over one hun %rrd dollars to the ton. Billy Gavin is still prospecting in the district and every now and then discovers new lcad which invariably prospects well. Billy k good hunter and furnishes his friends in the Vi. cinity of his ramhles with fresh vcni,on.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

ARizoNA EDUCArIoNN. INSTITUTE This orgSnizaton hcid its evening session al tho srhooi house last evening and completed un- nflshed business. X large number ot our eitizrn> assembled. evidently for the purpose of listening io an address from Hon. ThoS Hich, "h", We are sorry to say. did not speak. Rev. Nr. Merrill read an essay which was well written and scorlcd to take will the major part of the audience. We hewcrrr heari quite a number of intelligent AmerlCans declare that MT Merrill, re- mark, in the main. were American. ant they believed hc Merrill was either John Ihall or q genuine Frenchman Fol ourpart glse u> America. Americans and American lnstitution>; also American Manners.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

We are informed that petition is in the hands of one of our prominent citizens. Ia he submitted to property owner, and others, for the purchase of Village Fire Engine. manufactured by the Bahcock Fire ENtin- gushing Co. to cc>t about Sl 900 laid down in Prescott. II k to hc hoped that liberal subscriptions will not be long delayed. since We can hardly expect that the future will provide the same immunity from disastrous ConfAgrations that the past has ionc.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

IN>UR,NCK.-Wc are pleased tn know that MT ]. IT. Fairchid has perfected all arrange mcntS for taking insurance risks on our town property. Such arrangements show our advance. Heretofore companies have declined to take any risks. offering as q req son our great distance. The fact that they have at last consented show that we are within the pale. The issuance of policies will also hsve the effect to induce our mer- chants to reduce the price on goods, as here tofore they have been compelled to take the risk of loss GIT damage by fire.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

We noticed this morning. at the office ot' Jay c. Kelley, some beautiful specimens of black ~uphurct ore from the Zalida mine. in I.ynN Creek district MT Kcllc, informs Us that similar ore aSSaycd over 5000 per ion. With a few morr similar strikes in our ncighborhood. we will soon he able to see the honest miner on every hill around our town. and being convinced that distance. although lending enchantmcnt to the view. sometimes good things are found near at home.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04
Notice.

To Iohn NazaR and ai others deriving ftir by de-d iycstiou iu thv n,iuv kgoWu ihr osvrk. situated iR ovcus distrrt Mctrcaktu Hiii MahaVe County | c.
 You hereby uutHsd bai if yea do but appear with in u dave ff,la this date anl pay Co C Christ ra~rsn yvur pruparieH of tn. required by iaU the undersigned viii c .m au forfeit yostF n in sad lc aocog-Ds tas 4li ing iaes of tbF district e. CUHtSTOihEhSON
 ilarly vile \ [. AFu' otl Irli- slt la
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

We are informed by MT. Marion. that ON ine to tltc impo>sihility to procure. hcrc. lhe necessary material for >tartiu" the Ari- kpna Democrat, he k compelled to delay. Iar qualification of the same. until such D. a> "c can get the necessary amount of -yl'c, etc, from san Francisco.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04
EStray Notice.

tame Co my rance on Willow Crcek enc gray mare eight ycsT, od hlad la thr night eve spanish brand en th- ich hip.
 Also One has hlvy. two ysars uid branded o. on leA hip Tn. owner s hereby requested prove property, fsy viHfrv. snd tahv hsIa away othrruise they w hc ad vrritssd taF sale iu cover al rsusss N A KObh. Nii.o Greek May isf l>.g. Prescott Nav lsI len vii
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

WooL-lIaS it ever occurred to our pcO- pie to figure up the thousands of dollars paid annually for all kinds of wooden goods. such aS cloths. blankets, etc. If so, why hasn't some one with the necessary capital and enterprise started woolcn factory: We venture the assurance that to such parties. with the means and proper locality. there k large fortune. It k our province to think of and suggest all things for the future bcne- tit of our Territory. some one start in
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

A O. Moves has brought his cattle in from Walnut Grove. where they have been wintcred, looking like beef steers, and in tends to put them to hauling logs for his saw mill four miles south of town and in. tends saving large lot of fencing which is sought for by farmers, now that the fence law i> coming into force Our mills are en- tirely out ot fencing at prcSSut but are all contemplating manufacturing large quanti- ties wherein they will be able to till all or dcrs howSoevcr largo.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

In our issue of yesterday. in speaking of the richness of the wonderful new discovery oa Lynx creek, known aS the Zalnia Ledge. we neglected te state that NIT. Henry K. Murray hat taken mp the second extension southeast of the discovery. to be known as the Murray Claim of the Zalida Ledge NIT. Murray has every assurance that hi> clalm will pruyc "t equal richness as the discovery The le ise crops out the entire length of the location.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

Bob Groom and Jack Moore owners in the Tip Top mine. llumbug District, have been in town several days. They statc the mine k looking well They shipped to this place eight tons of ore, which arrived few days since, was sampled by Dr. Goodtelow and is being aSsaycd to-day by Jay C. Kcl- ley, one of our reliable assaycrS.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

NEW lNrRoyFNENrs We learn that or dcrs for lumber tor live or .iN new building, arc now being got ready at the saw mill, near town. Among our citizens about ta build arc Ne>srs. Ellis Bro. who purpose erecting several residence, for rent. We al >o hear that Mr. Will Ba>htori Nill shortly erect a beautiful new residence on his lots on Mount Vernon avenue
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

W. ]. Howard, an excellent jcwcler, who i> located al the Peek Companys office, on MontczumS street. has new advertisement in this issue of the MINER. Mir. II. is known as avery reliable and efficient gentleman, and anything ordered in his line of trade can be relied upon as genuine.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04
M ARRIED-

REEp-ALLEN II. II. Cartier Probate iudr. ArIti Nth, is5i n Inc village oi Prescott, Mir C. C. Reed Co Hannah C. Allen. both ot Ag'Ia Fria Valley FF-COPELANn.--At Gprvr Verde March % ', James o. BrisioW, ! r. William / Cif Co Mis-. EliE Rbeth Copeland all of UPPrr Verde.
 lA'h vf Airl l-lI by JUne, O BristoW, ]. r.. Mr Y. smith tn Miss P. Viola Hutchinson cf lpprr Verde
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

W A. Howard. the oli frcighicr, has pur- chased half interest in the Bcnnitt silver lead, situated near the divide on the Iron Spring Toll Road, and k going to ship several tons of the ore to San Francisco for treatment
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

J G. Kelley, pr, W. [. Day. A. Q. Moves and d host at other gentlemen. left to-day for the Zalida migc, on Lynx Creek. This minc is not nniy ririr m silver, but recent and accurate assays slioW the ore to con tain S4s0 to the ton in gold and about $5O00 in silver
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

(. A. Lukcs new mill which Is being frcightcd into the Bradshaw basin by NIT Palmer, Of Walnut Grove, has partly arriv ed on the ground. Quite a good road. we understand. has been made to the Bradshaw basin from Minnchaha. by Mr Luke.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

STRUCK WATER. Hon. Paul Weber has. at last, after blasting 40 feet through solid rock. struck clear, cool water; thus c>tah- ashlng ihe fact that water can be found in lny par, of the town west of Granite creek
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04
Local Intelligence.
TUESDAY

Hon. Judge (. X. Tweed, Hon. Tom Fltcl Hhd benlamin Morgan, Esq, left for Mineral Park m Molave county this morning to at tend district court which convcncS at that placc on the first Monday of this month the lfb
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04
Notice.

To . il Ssaiih ianrs MAVJ.tr and El sthers In ths
 SVsf Mlne Efst npfihWvsteriy extension oi ths v. \ T.
 You hereby uutih.d if you do np; appear vithu niary days from ths dais and pay Co H. White your PTuT-rtan uf the aSsss.nCnt s required ty law tho undersigned U claH and forfeit your interest ia suhi osir. s0,oriinz te The miujug laws ot Inc District
 February isf. u WHITE.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04
WEDNESDAY

W. II. Weber. hr;ther fla Judge Paul We Der. a good printer from Pennsylvania, who srrivcd in oaF village from his home last week now constitutes one of the MINER force. He is quite an acquisition to the so- ciety of Prescott
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

(. B. Foster, |. S. Deputy Surveyor, i> doing good job in surveying tue Date Creek country. The last VIC heard from him and his party they were at work m the vi- cinitN of Mm Gilsons ranch
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

Judges Rush and Weber, We hear. will start for Mohave county. on Saturdcy. >n a~ to hc in attendance at the term of the Dis trict Court, which commences on Monday ot next week. in that county.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

The attention of all who think their chances slim to live any considerable length of time, i> called to the insurance advertise mcnt of MT. Fairchild. He represents the most formidable Insurance Companies in the Union, and persons wishing to insure cannot Ind better man to do business with
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

MT \ Wade, who was seriously injured by fall from his wagon three days since. is improving slowly. No fears are entertained by Dr. Day, the attending physician. but what his recovery will be certain
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

The paw of a large brown bear. kill cd on Lynx creek few days since, Was on exhibition Tn our streets yesterday, and caused quite an excitement amongst the young hoy>.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

Judge Goodwin, we understand leaves tomorrow on trip to Mineral Park to at tend court, which Convcnc> on the 'th of this month
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

Hon. Thomas Fitch'S new residence k rapidly approaching completion. The large bay window fronting the plaza is of itself quite a house
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

A>>AUiT.-A man named Scotty attack cd Pete Reid this morning at breakfast at Whitehead & Plumeridge's restaurant. and was promptly arrested by officer Burnett and lodged in iail
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

New potatoes will hc furnished our Citi- zens and restaurants. in about two weeks. from the Canyon ranch of Sol. Jackson. Esq Kirkland Valley. These will probably be the first of the season
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

The Cora lead has been located hy W \. Kelley and (. W. Beach in Lynx creek district. and adjacent to the most eNtraor- din1ry mine yet discovered the Zalida This lcad k thought 10 be rich in silver
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

The stranded ship. Frank Jones, will he raised oh the rocks with Bowcn's Pre- mium Yeast Powder.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

Every miner in Arizona should Use Bow cn Premium ! east Powder-no poor bread with it.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

BARLEY FOR SALE-In quantities to Suti purchasers. Inquire of Alex. Harris, at his rt>idcncc West of Prescott. directly across the cp'ck from Iind~ly's Garden. dtf.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

Mr Samuel Smith, from the Lower Agua Fria. called at our office and informed u, that farming Is being prosecuted to the ut most this season by the people in his sec ton. Hut for a for few cold nights which set thing> back, they would, in the course of a couple of weeks, have had new potatoes NIT. smith has corn up that is looking fine
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04
EStray Notice.

raneh. aboat tNa iuil's perth of Prescott \ T the 2{th day oi February. i-,s a surftf AaFss sipi thryc year. old with white feet. Tn. owner i, a~,tcd To call Pro,e prPei pay charges and take him away JOHN DUKE
 rrc,cott A. |. ApII eo Is5s apsJ wJW
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

The Peek Mine has not as vet used Bow ems Premium Yeast Powder it i, worthy ot a trial
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

Mr, President Hayes has used Bowen {, Premium Yeast Powdcr-hcst made.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

The Palace Hotel san Francisco uses Bowcn'> Premium Yeast Powder it, the best made
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

NIT. John Luke and Dr. Theilc left for Bradshaw this morning to examine the minc> in that section
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

The California aud Arizona stage left Nickcnbutg this morning with MT. and Miss Never d. passengers, ant heavy mail
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

Parks and Leighton, who slipped away from town. few days since, to perfect their locations on the Mexican lead, have return ed, and are very rcticcnt. It is the suppo- sition of many here, that the Mexican iS part ot the Peck, only quite distance from It. The ore is similar. and fully as rich
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

Several loads of hay. from the country were on the streets to-day, awaiting pur- ChaScrS to come along.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

party was given to Gen. and Mrs KauiZ and the officers and ladies of Fort Whipple, last evening by trien,i, ;a Prescott Quite number of the citizens were present.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

NIT. Frank Mc''abc left Dos ptalmcs sta. ton ou the 26th ot April with a wagon loaC- cd entirely with paper for the MINER office.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

Lucky Baldwin Hotel, san Francisco. uses BoWcnS Premium Yeast Powdcr-ijs the be-, made
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

Guiltord Hathaway h constructing a brcak-watcr ia Granite creek. directly in the rear of his premises where he formerly kept a butcher shop.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04
FRIDAY

W J. Howard has luCate, the first cXtcn sion southeast on the Zalida silver lead.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

A brother of our fellow -towu>man. Jcrry Sullivan, direct from New London, Ontario arrived yesterday, and intends to remain in Arizona
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

Godwatcr Bros. will display large as sortment of Ladies Hats tomorrow They have styles for all tastes, and at prices to suit all purses Go and see them
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04
POINT OF ROCKS LIME KlINS,
 4. =. ClOugh, Proprietor.

LIME always hand in any quantjes o suit the want ot purchasers. B " WEAVER Agents
 MonteE0nla Street, Prescott. mr2byl
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04
THU RSDAN.

William Grant has been appointed post master at Clifton, in this county.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04

usEEAiAii Hg0OkS.
 Prescott. TGvcpGi COgaiV |. T.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-01-19

PERsoNAL.-Gov. kemper has appoint
ed MIR. K. B. Koiner a notary public OF
Augusta county.
Among the guests at a Deaf Mute New
Years levee in Boston was Prof. Job Tur-
mer, formerly Of Staunton, who prop sed
the health OF the chairman and made An
address in the sign language.
Aaunton follows her people 18th a good
dasa M pride when they 80 abroad, and
none with more than that felt III Mrs. Car.
rie Tipp5agg. who has made q most decided
success of the Female Academy at Lewis
burg, ". Va. The new building aided to
the academy has been occupied, and the
new year commences with Is pupils. The
L~ewisbarg people may rest ASSURED that
they have in this lady a teacher fitted 10
educate and train their daugters in the
hest sense of the words.
Prof. ". 2. McCorkle. who fills the chair
If tive Wesleyan Female Institute formerly
silled by Prof. Leonidas Poyntz, passed his
theological examination, Monday night
last. and was recommended to the Balti-
more Annual Conference for admission.
MI. l.. FL. Stephenson. the able Com
monwealth's Attorney Of Highland county,
was in the city this week.