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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

To Inc District Court of the Thiri Judicial Diso, in
 and for The County O. MohAve. aud Territory Of Ar.
 zoua
 The Senator Consolidated Mining Company plaintiff
 sgainst J-ha Baker. Grant Blake and Jesse D Piizer
 q. .fendsns - Sumsons Action brought in the Dis
 tFic' Court ef the Third Judicial District in and for
 said County Snd Territory.
 7hS TsrrorV cf Arizona ses gresfiHg 10 John Baker
 Graaf Bigk, gHd Jesse ?. Fitssr:
 You are hereby summoned and required 10 appear in action brought against you by hs above named plain tiff in 'ha District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for ibe County of Mohavc n the Territory of A and the complaint filed with the Clerk of said Ccurt Ri Cerhat in said county copy of which complaint accompanies this unmsns). within twenty days exclusive of the day of servce) after inc service upon you of this if served within this county hu f served ont of the county and within this District rhen within thirty days; in ar other forty days.
 And ycu hereby notified that f you fail appear and answer the complaint above required the plaintiff will take ind gmeni against you for the restitution of The land and premises described in said complaint for siO GOO damages for withholding The and S 900 inc value o The and profits thereof and for such other and ther relief to the Court may just and equitable and costs and disbursements 10 this behalf expended
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Disiric,
 t,,,1 Court st Cerhat, this tenth day of July,
 l'"-l 4. n. eighteen hundred snd seven:y-si1.
 jan26-6v CALDWELL WRIGHT. Clerk.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26
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L. SIANn OFFICE

N- N T.ANII VT T IIE-
 FRF~rorr \ r. December ls76. 70 rHr ATLANTIC AND PArItIc RAILROAD COMPANY. Grrsiing;
 lr the Mater oS Precuriiou Cash Entry No. g. iu The name "f Daniel OI~ary. Covering Sv! Section 2i township IS North of Range 5 " of G,ia and Sa River Mefiiian.
 The abve i-act Is within tl~ limits sf The Grant he Atlantic and PSnih" RalFoi Company which ook -fec, March i2 le72 Daniel L@ary having settled prior withdr.es' hs fairv has hve1 n-rruvei by The Hon. J \. Williamson C,snuiissi,nrr General tani Orlre. subject o any appeal Witin sixty dHys from the date h-rr,.f " \. KELLY Register. d.rId,p
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

John D. Lee. the Mountain Meadow bull dozer, will b' counted out day after to-mor- row, January 26th. and pass into the pres cnce Of his hundreds of victims in the >had owy land. B his own choice hc is to be >ho;. but in the eternal fitness of things it would seem more appropriate 10 kill him with knives and clubs. and then scalp him and send him to Kingdom Come" bald headed, a> ht and hi, allies sent the cmI- grants of l>jt
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

The firm of F. \. Fish S Joseph Ceiling wood at Florence, has been dissolved hv MT. Fish withdrawing from the firm Mir. Collngwood has taken in, and associated with him, his former clerk, Mr Abe Hamerslay. one of the best business men in southern Arizona. With Joes popularity and Abe's business qualifications. they cannot fail 10 meet with sue ,c>s
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

its gal, was the saluiation we met from C. C. Bean ;hiS morning as he jumped oui of Dan Leonari's City Express wagon. a> fl inc had never been sho, in the knee Fur ther inquiry elic!tcd the information that the reason of his absence from his office ycster- day, was that he stopped at home Co supcrin- tend the harvesting of his bean crop. The mother and child, wc are happy to be aOIe to state on the authority ofthe father. are doing remarkably well.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26
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IT. Peter F Brsnnep and C. 1T Veil owners ia Tho Gray
 Eagle i"le original location Ia Tiger Mining District
 NAvspai County, AriEana
 Non are hereby nnh~d fast you do appear with n % days from The dafc hereof aud IT. Bu,ler your proportion o he expense incurred in The of dsns said lode, during The ears 1875 and 1878 qIired hv law. the nHd-rsgnel will rlain forfeiture your interests in said lode ssrrtruc~ -ih mining lave now ln force PHILIP RICHARDSON.
 Prescott \ T December l. is76
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

Some spurious due bills are around agains, the Pinal mining company. one of them was offered at the store of Wollenburg & Asher but the man presenting it was sus- pected and theclerk after examining into the matter iounl t tn De fnrgerY.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

prpcured the necessary heading. petit
 tb Postmaster General for daily mail fom Indian Wells. Cal, to Prescott, W have the satisfaction of seeing 1t
 by hundreds. and when fl k forward Va a>hinLton we predict that t will be xrst petition ever sent out of Arizona. Scsl mail service k much nccdcl on the ,erg route, for the simple reason that .li matter accommodating every other
 tho eai of the Railroad iS enough 10 own a large freight wagon. And then, Inc arrival of these 1arge-mails in our !, it requires several hours time 10 dis , the mails, making it almost an i'm liity for one man to attend to the du-
 thc Postoihce, "hi 'h are very trying Ieaf-
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

4 note from BiCelow & Darroche. who have established mining plant on the sum ner location of the micscious iron. or stove blacking lode, on the west side of the East iassayampa, short distance north of the Crook mill, informs us that tho snow is II inches deep at their place, and that they arc taking out good ore and plenty of it, when they work
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

want tri-Neekly mai! from Prescott dy yIlie and also increased service to servilc. Camp Apache. St. John, the aent near Nilligan'> ranch and all the part of the county. Let the people r. Stephens, our Delegate, io interest fin our behalf and we have faith that siing can he accomplished. We need of ce at Obed. on .hc Little Colorado. ic at B-rardo F-eycs, go miles farther
 liver and one or two more al other sant places Look ,o the wants of our t Mr. Stephens.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

The promise for a steady and protractcl storm seems now to be better than at any time during the winter. Tn, clouds have been mar>haling and massing their forces along the Pricta range and about the base of Mt. Union for several days. Rain ha- ai- ready commenced to fall gently a5 if it were fixing for long siege The final rcsnl; will most likely be an extensive snow storm.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

Mr. RosenthaI has his furnace at Wick en>burg completed. and intends starting it up this week on Nuture taiings. We will soon be able to tell our readers with what success. MT Rosenthal understands his bu- sines-, and we predict that the furnace will prove a success
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

The Nohave mail will hereafter, until further notice. leave the Prescott Postotiicc on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, which will enable our Williamson Valley subscribers to receive the WEEKLY MINER on the day of publication and those at Walnut Creek early next morning. This change should increase our circulation in those ncighborhoods.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

The private party given at Lukes Hall. last evening, was certainly one of the best given this season. About 2j couple were present, the company quite select and the dresses of The ladies were varied and elegant. The two sisters. Mrs K. and Miss S were the attraction ofthe evening, being Bgmacnifcently dressed, and the best in our judgement waltzers in the room
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

Seven teams belonging to Miller Bros. loaded with 22,000 feet of lumber for Camp Mohave, left to-day for Ehrcnberg, from whence the lumber will be transported To its destination by steamboat.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

Several new buildings are going up in different parts Of the town, and dwelling houses are in good demand Almost any kind of dwellings rent from go To 90 dollars q month
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

\ new bank with all the modern improve ments, including vaults, etc, has been crcc- ted in the rear Of the County Jail Ncssrs. Campbell & Parker. the builders. deserve much credit for the neat and superior work man like manner in which the work has been executed
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

W \. Howard, who is engaged in freight ing from the terminus of the southern Pa ciiic Railroad to Prescott, has been out on his homeward bound trip about eight days, and may be looked for within the next four weeks. Howard is loaded with an as>ort- ment of merchandise for different parties.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

H. Asher, of the frm of Wollonberg & Asher. arrived to-day from San Francisco where he resides most of the time. attending to bu>inc>s connected with the firm of which he is member. Mir. Asher is live man and does large business in Arizona and California.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

The people of Salt River valley are farm ing very extensively this season. The Salt River valley IS one of the best farming sec tions on the Pacific Coast and farms will soon be worth a great deal of money there
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

BAILEY FOR SALE-Tn quantities to suit purchasers. Inquire of Henry Springer, at the office of Judge Howard, Prescott, A. T.
 January l, 1877.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

Wilson S Haskell have the contract for making the doors and windows for the new Post buildings at Camp Mohave. and their factory k now turning them out as fast as machinery and mechanics can do the work.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

Two teams from Salt River, belonging to Jesus Gonzales, arrived this afternoon loaded with barley which they offer at 5is cents Der pound.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

From and after this date lumber tmer- will be so per NJ at the mill
 decl9tt. A. Q. NoYES.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

Hayden 6 Co, who are doing a nice busi- ness in a quiet way, keep a general as>ort- meat of merchandise and sell at low figures Their goods are selected with view to please customers. MT. Hayden knows just what to bring to Arizona, having been d merchant in this Territory since 1858.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26
WEDNESDAY.

Board of Supervisors were in session to- day, audited several accounts and adjourned until February 5th.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

Joseph Melvin, from Camp Verde. arrived to-day and reports farmers busy blowing and preparing for spring planting. Joe is q large farmer and has sown great quantity of wheat this winter.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

Our friend C. C. Bean Is improving and there is but little doubt now. that his woun- ded limb will become stout and good as the well one.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

N-. James Courhran, of Wickcnburg, we are sorry to learn. Is suffering from an at- tack of rheumatism. Better come up to Prescott, Uar'e Jimmu where good people don't have any such afflictions.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

The old cllaboose in the rear of the County Jsii k to he removed from its present sic to a new location, on the hill, near the new SchOOl-hou~e.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

\ good fence now surrounds the jail; it is built double. ii feet high, and has a cap pro- iecting over each side several inches, making it almost impossible for a person to climb
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

AT nofos ncrrhy given that unless The said together with The Of ths advertise nent ihs said sna--> of fhsu shall remain delnHusnt the sh day 0i January A D. lS7T, will h~ S ai punic auction 'ic sad Ath day uf January lss7 Ai 70 oeiooE A N ihs door of 'he olee nf sad Comp@ny. in th- tsvn oi PhouiN Msrropa County 70 Ess-ssmens sal The of ths advertise msui ana
 Hv ori~r of The Boarl of Trustees of ssbl Company uads December o1th Is7s
 des9 JOHN T. ALSAP Secretary,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

oloads of fine potatoes were brought Aoxn, to-day. from Camp Wool. and lsold 10 Mir D. C. Thorne for five cents copnd.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

sfirnd George Ilo-ic. the 4s-aycr aad aegi>', ii k reported, has gone and
 uFied. course of conduct We never lave suspected. The fact i> George. ,usyl.! imperviou, to cupid, hlandi,h-
 ana she must be almost al anycl that havs moved him to matrimoLy. His
 maiden name was Henrietta Keys, .ter of Calyin keys of Walnut Grove. undrr>,aad that Miss Hamilton who emisfortunc to receive severe injuries c.l. .S \. Stage unsettiag. some time is >low.y recovering. The company aid thc expens < of the invalid since ing her ini 'rieS and she expresses her sfiSfied with the treatment received at lani, Everything has been done for re and comfort that has been asked
 hcy part
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

Farmers requiring blows will do well to coasultMr. Park of the Pioneer Drug Store, aS to the kind of make, etc. tn purchase as he k o'd ap,t,ri'y on aii points connected with plovs
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

to Reede and Jack Johnson, two cncr- !, farmers from Peoples Valley and MT Smith. arrived yesterday.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

s'oport came to town yesterday that the fs pf the Silver Flake have struck
 | Break than ever al a depth of seyenty
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

The Fort Whipple Theatrical Troupe are to give their second performance tomorrow evening al their new building. Every per sen who can should embrace this opnrtuni- ~ of attending the entertainment as il is to be a way up affair
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

.Clough, at Poin; of n)cls, k still in making lime of very superior
 which he offers for sale in large or lanlieS either at his kilns or at his bot at B. II. Wcavcr's store in Pres
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

ssuction of boots, shoes, government Sns, etc.. will take place at Camp Verde .s 10th of February, proxr by order of
 ,nmanding officer
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26
THURSDAY.

M. Chapman, who i, stationed at the White House. Washington Ina, placed us ua- der obligations t3r late copit, of Wa5hing ton papers.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26
FRIDAY

NicNenburg, Jan. 25.-Stagc left at Q A. H. Tw" passengers. Heavy mail. NJ Mo rales, R. Anderson.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

h lIarman and Harrison Dart have dis I'd rich silver lode Tn Walnut Grove a giving their mine the very endear- iuac of " Caty Did"
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26
,cai lnteiiigence.
TUESDAY.

ob Ringer, has located l.jO0 feet on
 onitor mine, Peck district.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

old friend Joe Knott leverybody Zoe is getting along finely with his Bed limb, and if he is careful and 1, ambitious, will probably be around vi days.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

loS.-Two bars of bullion from Azt- Il. extracted from Peck ore, were re-
 st ihe express office this morning. lrS weighed 2.636 ounceS; average ! 9S3, and were valued at $3.403 52.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

nnd Mrs Nanllorn are contemplating 2 a visit to freind> in the states lave been stationed at Fort Whipp.c riy three years. The Major is a good
 and Mrs. Y. is just splendid.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

'rict Attorney Paul Weber and Judge B. Goodwin left this morning, in pri- onveyance, for Mohave county. where c on professional business. They will
 ent several weeks.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26
Ranch for Sale or Rent.

House Corral. and abundance Of water ID of tho mes, desirable tarmipg sad dairy dstriOis
 Applyto !. |. FISHER. ianaSg Real EStIts Agent
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26
Dissolution of CO-partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the cn-par;ne'shp hereto or existing between ]. c. Dudley and A. F. Williams, doing business ho;-lkeepcrs at Prescott A. T. under the firm name of Dudley S Williams, was dissolved the 27'h day of November 1876. Prescott, A T., January l3, ls77.
 J c. DUDLEY, janl3lm A. r. WILLIAMS.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26
Notice tO Delinquent Share
 holders.

OFFICE oJ THE SALT RIyEE v.LLEV C,NAf Co.
 December 26th, ls76. ] Assessnents due and unp paid npon The follow. ing shares of The Capital Stock of he Sat River Valley C anal Company:
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26
FRIDAY, JAN. 26, 1877.

CAL NOTICES iH the readinq cofiB,as tciH rqrd st tle rdfe ot THIRTY CENTS per hne st ssser,i0H. aud taselity cesfs iiHe for each s1ret IRSertt0ss.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

BORN Al Yuma. Sunday January lI,h. Is77 to the wife of Thomas Burke, daughter Al Wood'ide Park Prescott, January 25th to Curtis C. and Mary N. Bean. daughter.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26

llergetic fellow -townSman. (. 4. Luke.
 eht 10 California some time since, on ss in connection with a Quarlzmiil, C understand. completed arrangement,
 Purchase, and We are undoubtedly. at T have mill in the B.adshaw moun- ss il is his intention 10 put il up there. [. Blake the assayer, Secretary Of the Mining Company. etc. who recently thc two lots adjoining Judge Rash'> lee from C. W Beach. for $500. put ace oi workmen this morning aud 'on have nice dwelling. The ceu~e hsl:ry | that h- now liy,~ in i.r-.
 hou>c .ai Gc3.g- j~ ahoU, = ned it bll>incs~.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26
M ARRIE

Al Yuma, January l2rb ls77 by Father Chaaoo,. r C. Norton aud Manuca Sois.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26
LEGAL.
Village Treasurer's Report.

Receipts and Disbursements of the Village Treas for the year ending Jan. 9th 1877.
 nECrrpTS
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26
Summons.

To Inc Di.c; Court of the Thjr Judicial Dis,fn, in and for The County O. MohAve aud Territory Of Ar.
, 1877-10-05

sllr hal fr'rr king, Eci: Papa, do ley
has. atl Ii r,ass ~ d.. IN 1Ita"tu!"
:" ! !p,pe mt, my rlrlr,' >1.l III" Then, turn
Ing ntls tt,t,ln cal hi, tnuti,n, lie risaal llunl
the hvns: aud wcp'.
CHAPTER =. ..
Dr. Fllt,ft"r w.R hastily summoned IN little
Nnpsys le !stir. AZ lac atupi a:S:nn7ly re-
Ear!i,lg tHu ;lu> hrl clark. Df the LITTLE ,!artng
tho !W'r crrakrtI tt,nliv Y III, It's hinges. heavy
step WA hrar.l, and The firm, Of the maiden
amt commenced wnrinlng tn way through the
1utnr passages into the room. She started tn
stting llll'ler. Pilliter started also. It,th
ttart'sl. ~ aIlhter," SAIL the n. ~, "you have
xrpngcd n,t-wr0sigel mr. cruelty! Ytu might
mc. Ynu could NJ r7cll hare married me ~
any other woman.n
hTo, true, loo true" he rroaned. "Gtrc
Tie child c1t. ttnet. myr.h 2 gr,, nnx
y,,nit.. , t'r. Obi Mnl,uskIa! Mol
lnska! Every word yon sav picrrrs my
y"7y aoul like the rripr " cholera infantur,
There's nothing the matter with the brat but
green apples: hut say. NAV not The past tr.
atnrtd fnri Mar not say tn yDl nuw. mr
Aiolfu.k!a, those too long-ueg1eeted ~aE!sf
May we mt he harpy vetl"
We might, Fllibiter, We might" SAID the
II. y.
siol'ntkIa excuse me for one moment vAsls
I 20 F.s ,m1y pllEst"
1)r. Joseph pill|,ter rushed from the house
anil took the next train Tor New York. lie WAS
hcrrr hcen again fn M,rhu.vslc. Abovc The
ciattcr nifl e!atsC uf the living cars, a. tltcy
tlslndrrcl tlown the valley ot the Ipecac, rose
the voice OF E'lliitcr, e1ciaininE: "Snt tn TINT
maiden aunt fer Joacrh Piiititert'-f'r7tGet
huJuH IN 4fe@ Fork f}rnphic.
, 1877-10-05

OIL IN ptncc and EnrInnny, the husband an 80
tWl *ifr living trflr T., rarl, rtier. IN tlIn
el'tlrtc nf time thrv hctanc the tarrrsts III tll-
drcn. often taking item to ths.rh The 'f"s'r rl
wife accompanying tNrtI1 nrii sitting IN thr trx'
will them, nnd assisting IN the rare ~ the chill
tlren. After several ycars, however, The divorced
w'Ii0atI wAE married. tn n man at tcaat fitt:cI
ycars yrnngrr than herself.
Several bcrspns in Perry County arc Tra;nn-
tihlc Tor the truth q: the fo!l"winz, whit h
they give M III Or recurrence in MI Mljntn-
fnE eutnty: i rcrta!n .nan, whose na'Hn
VIC hre not at liberty to rive. went into
the army. and nt the clo,c Ut the War hts fanl.
ly could hear n,,t1IsnE frum him; mil FOR four
years after--ciRht from the time he left hnDr-
they had still hcar,l nothing from him. ntHf hc-
lfeyctl hin, 10 be- dead. The wn.nnn, feeling t,D
doubt of Ills death, was married tt another. anil
they lived happily together for sEx months.
when. To the surprise Of all, her frat h,isban
returned, anil gavc what seemed tp the fatntlf n
sufficient cause for lis ling and mystcrt nts a',-
sttcc. Hut ,tnw what could be- t1oncf The Two
men met. md In friendly manner talked tho
matter over. md cacl, felt that No the waa 10
blatnc fur the iecfrrunatnnccs. The parties nlrce.
however, u, leave the wife for a lex a1ayt, anl
at an appointed hour a1tl tnotnctt tho three
should meet nnl the wife af,hlt! hcrlf" whose
wife she would t,c. Tho decision was to Ike final,
Anl the mai, not received shouu leave thn VI
tHitr. With this arrangement tacil complied.
The DECISIVE moment, thc important time ar.
rived. aBti tho woman tlcci!c that hc who l,rl
bcrn her first husband should fe her lat. The
ather procured bis divorce anil left for other
partk
, 1877-10-05
CURIOUS THINGS.
EednREflik find .ktufHdl

fsENH4cI4S tE"as} SH4FH0k
We have seen dog, few miles from thla
place, that tad been born w,thpuly threo lers,
and ret he rlns With speed equal 10 common
dogs with four legs.
Mr. Mrtllll, ltylng In sight Of Roekport, has q
hog that has no eyes. lls has raised It from Ia
birth, aud It Is now larga and fat. 1t has been
kept from tho other hogs, anl has been raised
with the chickens. II gcalns to know the call Of
It, owner, and 10 quite . Ect~
It Is said that q gentleman Is about to marry,
ut Mitchell, Ind, the sister Of hts son's wife.
Then to will Ge the father and the brothcr.la-
law of hls son., mud tue fathcstn-Iaw ana
brottcs-in-Iaw of Ills son's wife. 49,
Two men In Perry County married each
others daughter. Now, how are they related! !!
each others int ln.laW; hence, each other son.
tn-law, aud their wives are each othcr's atep-
daughter; heuce, each others stct+tnUtller. II
81 .aess Ss ay ess
like to hear from then. .--...
Not far from Troy, the wife Of a young man
Of about 70 years Ut rye died not long ago. anu
IN few months 10 married hss wafe's mother,
A man b. the nanle Of Lamar. living near
Huamans Mills, IN Perry County. went lnto
the army. aud At tho clost Of tho War, without
any cause known to9 bis friends, wrote ~ hts
wife that sAe would never sec nor hear from
him again After long time she WAS Informed
that hu had beun seen near 0entsyyille, 10
epencef County, 1t Work on q laslu. The wife
ami her tathcr Immediately went to tho place,
found hin, and persuaded him to return to his
hume. To this ho yielded, On condition that
they would never ask hlui Ills reason fur aetnx
Is he had donc- They arg the paIeots Of sey-
cral Children aud are said TO hc living pcaccaby
together, a. 1t /. thought they had always lived
before. These faets were given US by several of
the citizens OF bridgeport, ANAL town }ust
north of the place where the family arc liFtnx
A few years ago man and VILE, without chill
drcn, lived near Canncttou, anu well laowu to
many Of your rIadess. 4 woman w.x taken into
thu family, aud made her homs with them ilual:
many years. wtro divorced. and hu was married
within u few weeks tu tho woman that bad 70 a4te
her hone with them, but, strauke to SAY, the d.
vortel woman stsll Iesna[ned With thsm. stili