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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-22

4 public debate is to be given by the
lyceum at the SoYauska Lipi bail on
Friday evening next.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-22

4 light fall of sncw Sunday night
brought the. shovel brigade out on Monday
morning.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-22

Mr. Geo. Cooper has an office on Eighth
: lryct now, just north of Rauds hardware
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
THE ELECTORAL COUNT.

X majority of people We think, have been under the impression that the Constitution of the United States mentioned the second "Wednesday in February, as the day upon which il was the duty of the President Of thc United States Senate to open and count the electoral returns. This appears not so be true The law under which that officer has performed that duty for so long period was passed prior to the beginning of tle present century by Congress and had become almost as sacred as if it had been hallowcd bv constitutional sanction. and ought to hare been changed, if changed at all, prior to the holding of the election, in order that the count should be had according 10 the law under which the election was held, This wouid certainly have been justice. and good sense, but majority of Congress who :rrocatc to themselves, Gt least; an amount of political sagacity, approyimating to that which We possess, have concluded to change the law. appoint commission to supervise the count and fix the day on the first Thurs day. instead of the second Wednesday in February,
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Summons.

Ia the District Coaft of tA- Tb- Jai-iai District iu
 ani hF Inc County o' AJhAvs, Aad Territory uf An
 
 The Ssrlinr ansfdai~d Mining Company pia.atT
 srtiust J-ha Sskar Grant Make and Jesse D pi 7er d ie7flau's- SnfatlIns. Aefo1 sruuqhi iq the Di.
 tyct Cost of tA- Th.ni Jallcia District la and Slr
 said tHur'y and Ten 'ory.
 "a, Tcrt7rv of Arizona seuls gr,sHg To yohs Balrr Cram Bfts and Jsff, D. Fitssr
 loa ere hereby sufamened and required srrssr Ia an sr'.- Urrg ariag' you by 'h~ above named rhu- SC "a fhr bs'rci Csuri of hs Thiri Js4ir.a Ds'rirt in and 'r fh7 Couuty of hsrr ia Inc TT'nv of st- rnrE and answer Inc runpaiat Sled with ts Clerk of sa4 Court Ht Csrhst in ssd county Ia copy of whca cHaF'art aTcafH atics this s,uurnnusl rttu tusaty d-s evus'vs of Inc ay of ssrverl after s-rvi-e u'a r1u 0f ths snrsmnas. q served thiu this roautv Hu' served aHt of fire cogI'v ADd witir this District iir1 uif % hirfy cats iu alI ofher ftrfv days
 Asd ysss her~ify Grd Ina; B vau hl To ap9@sr and s0-U'r ae colliu' asoye required Inc lsin' v fks l1d gmcut ac.sst CT The r~sfuiiou of 'be ia1t aH Frsrais.~ desb n said cotataint fH S0 OO dsna-es '1r Eithto' lug 'hn and e o00 tis h4 renis and pnfts thrr'of and ,F snrh o'hr and fur tSr rr~f 'a The Couft my iust and equitable aBd .ts and ds6arssrurB's ia ths tehalf eHTeudei
 Given under nay hand a8d ;he sssl of sad Dsi-i-;
 tsr,,4 Courf. co Cerlaf fhis ion'h day of Jaly
 i'N'-i 4. D. egitren hundred and ssverfv-sir
 iauot-6v CALDWELL WEIGHT Clerk
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angOra Goats.

As inc raising of Angora goats is likely to become m important industry in Arizona thc following which VIC clip from the San Francisco Chronicle, written from Watson vile. Santa Cruz County, California, will be interesting to stock raisers:
 One of the leading industries of this sec ;ion is that of raising the Angora goat, and l. principally under the control of McSsrs. Landrum and Rodgers. The pure Angoa is the most valuable of goats, and originally came from Angala in tho central part ol hsia Minor. Il is Gn animal with heavy body, short legs and long. dropping ears and heavy spiral horns. Its fleece Is long and silky and white, and averages from F to 13 inches in length, although fiecces of 10. and even 2l inches. have been taken from goats reared on Guadalupe Island. The material made from this wool is not only beautiful and fine in texture, but possesses great strength and inability. Until the last few years the great bulk of mohair has been prOdaVcd in the districts of Angora, Costa muni. Babazar and smyrna and shipped principally from Constantinople to England, where il WIS manufactured hy Sir Titus Salt, at Saltaige. the pioneer of the trade, aud other firms. Facts. however, tend to
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show that before many years have passed away California and Oregon, more especially the latter State, will become the principal uroduceTs nf this class of fleece. Even now owing to the carelcsSrcsS and ignorance ot the Asiatics, the Californian hocks are far superior to those of Asia Minor, aS strict at tention has been paid to breeding to points, an idea unknown in Asia. N ", Landrum of Watsonyillc hss the hogor of being the first introduccr of thc pure Argora into the
 State In September 1881, he received as
 recognition oi that fact 8 spcch, premium
 at the State Fair The pioneer goats were brought overland. and averaged, tied io and following the wagons, si mhcs in days journey across the Plains. Mr. LandUmS first experiments were made in tite San Joa-
 auin valley. and in iSGi he removed to this
 place. The flock of pure breeds belonging to the firm of Landrum X Rodgers number
 about 2J0. worth from Si00 10 S2)0 head
 5000 has been refused Ger que animal. In
 addition to the pure breeds thoy are intc-
 rested in about 55.4)0 coats. located in d.t- tcrcnt par. B. .chietly upoa the t1oadalupc.
 There are four principal grades oi hccccs.
 The ir-t-gradc, uscd for tassc!s, trimmings,
 shlwls. etc. averages Sl ap7uai the second
 90 cents; the third, 65 to ,5 cents the fourth for carpets. 25 t0 3O cents. Thc fleece is
 shipped to the Farr Alpaca Mills liulyoke,
 Massachusetts. Mcssrs. IauGrum < Rodgers
 have a contract 10 ship 10000 pounds dur
 ing the Spring, at 90 cts. a pogGd. This
 goat may be called the trnc pionctr, ot a-r-
 culture. for he dtyour> readily almost every. species of vegetation a:ld clean, up the. pound most thoroughly. So much + this
 fact appreciated by tLe OreEonians thst they grant not only free plsturagc
 to tac 1acl,s sent into their Ststc but rc- turn the fleece Co the 0Sncrs carriage patit There are now upon the Guadalupe island- and beionging tv cnmpaur C2nisurg ot Mcssrs Laudgum X Rodgers. Flint BNhy < O.. the Hon. C. <. Abbot, ani B. Boswell of San Francisco. about G0,000 head Tie intention of the owners is t) Kill of this flock and replace them hy pure breeds. aS owing to the sucCGlen; nature O, the m mcroUs kinds of vegetntinn. not only a lon ger but better kind of fleece is there pro ducod than elsewhere. The average annual yield of these animals may bc given at from 3i, to 5is pounds for ewes, aad from ! r to 9--thcy gradually reach i0- fay h2cks; but taking the whole flock round, about pounds will he a good yield.
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special Term of Court.

Tfrritsry q ATisaEz Ii being rsrr-sented hy Paul NtaFT Esq. bsirc; AtsEev fE Inc Cogusv Yar apst 10 tha Ehts Ju3icsl Disrrt 0f his rsriary rha Ice iutsu,sl oi pubic ius' sani thas @ sreral o tAc District Celyi b@ hs!d a and f1 said county fi fhF frl f rsgaa' canse. and he tfansarr1 of criu sa' a.s atss p,scH,,iy H [, ordered i' sach spscia tsr sf sd D s-ri,c Courf he h-l PrCarutt .a ga ceulfv r fhe rlrr sr. afresai fa cs'nineace at 70 o'c' sk ou Fri'ay. ,h@ --I day of FchFparr next. It "a r-iler orsr-l hat the Clerk of st C.r4 carte tho frr-cirg oCier n t= Thilsarf i is tNE 'Frrft days T-rrrg the sad -}{ day of sssaafy aud uresiv f4. rr-f rr up t1 the 1-ii of @ii- noah Give! noder my aass tsis 'Sssy s'EA day af Janu- asy -lss5-
 c X. TWEED.
 District lui~r of rhin' Judicial nls,,.ct A. r, TERRITORY oF AHz0NA.
 Coarfy of Xa ar4 s.
 Nsl.iau Wiisers Clerk of thr District C5nrt ia aaa f~f ils County o' Yavala H tla T~rrsr, of Ari a"aA do hf-y certify 'he lreinE 10 ie trrr cory oi a7 or"r "u he in my oaoe srt au larlss interested are her"'y notfi "f the bsi.l7 of special term oi sad C. ur' ss s'sNe Orlrrrsl.
 Nrsess uy hand and Ne scal Of ssif Cnart di sssi fs@,t tiss fW"nty niath day ri JauuLTy h. eighteen ''-' bIa fred Aai ssveo'v-s-vsa.
 WILLIAM YsILKERSON iatH+id Clerk
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Ji5I kEESE.

X San Francisco correspondent of the New York Times says of Jim Keene, the bold stock operator: When widow. whose hus- band had done much service to the State oi California, found herself. through the per fditv Of S trustee, without resources, and without bread for three helpless children. she went 10 Raston with fearful eyes and wringing appeal of hands. He sent her awsy grutiiy, and without dollar. She then went to Col. Barnes the great lawyer of the State he heard three words of her story. and at once said. My dear madam, say no more; l know all about your sad story. but my time i. precious. Please ac- cept this and he thrust into her hand q hundred dollars. \ lady friend insisted on her going to Jim Keene. She went, and he hearG her with such pain of sympathy that lie almost shed tears himself. lie bogan walking up and down the room with agits- ton, and then came to her with $200. and said: Don't try to do anything for yourself just vet. Give yourself over for ten days. and by that time We shall know something of little speculation that shall make st once for your benefit" and within the ten days he placed in her hands 5000, wrung no doubt, al the Stock Exchange, from the reluctant fingers of the Bonanza Kings. Nor Is this solitary instance. Every Christ mas he does the same thing for groupe of poor widows, 10 whom he is Providence in visible shape"
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Ihe s zz.. SAliner.
FRIDAY, FEB. 9. 1877.
PECK DISTRICT.


 As work progresses on the Black Warrior the great size, richness, and permGnency be- comes more assured.
 Average assays of the main vein. which is il, feet wide show Sl54 to tic ton.
 The little vein, running parallel with the main one produced 10 tons last week that sampled s397,95 per ton.
 Perkins Smelling works are busy on this orc which Anders & Rowe arc sending in at the rate of $3oOo pounds per day
 The Schultz claim on the Evening Star is producing good ore in considerable quan- titles.
 liougltelin & Curtin have q last found the continuation of the rich orc vein in the silvcr PrS2ce. from which they took their extraordinary shipment last fall
 The Doyle mine on top of Lone Juniper Hill has a 2ls foot vein that averages S30O to the ton.
 Muiveuon J, Roach arc st work on Genl kautz's Oriental mine. The pay streak is q, feet solid with chlorides on each side. that cannot be distinguished by tAe eye from the chloride ores of the Peck mine.
 The Peck continues 10 develop better and better. At the bottom of the shaft. we aIc assured there is larger and richer body oi ore in sight than has yet been seen in the mine. The value of this property is abso- lutely fabulous. The report Of bullion ship ments which wc publish from time to time arc but 9 small portion of the yield pro vided ;hcy had mill st the mine to work the large body of medium ore that wii not pay 10 pack to the Aztlan mill.
 MT. Hubbard. foreman ia tho mine ii % thoroughly master of his business that the Peek iS now the most scientifically and economically worked of any mine in Ari1o- n.. Al they need is mill at the mine and their fortunes are assured.
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Application For Patent.
SLASn OFFICE puL.-nIL \ | Irr.r-l.- ! !

FRf~loTr. A T DrCsflh h-f q. l-lf
 Na,t-~ is h~rebv ei-~a ',at Fred Wlla'Ds. N C ~ferA A.e- eui Company vha-s Pssfsr- id--ss pges eiff Arr1ha Te~-arv. have fhs day fi.i flrF auHl uoa tr rafeaf rr ssssnf-sn hund-.i q -0 Hreat f-i of fhe Caara vein sr lode h-sraw god snt 'teT Eh .atiafe gr.lud Two kunlrrf t.sln fvet ei3'a Stu. Ate yar aaf H-irg ia Tgs- V sing Usfrirr -frii v Pane Grove 7.ug ntstirtl Ceuaiy ef NavsTsi Aua Tsrri"ry of Ar.rans ani known and drs.-uHtri hv s s-'a natas aui iiasi r'ti h- To th'. afe ai No s4 To tawusiap i.H fiu Nl~-h Rpagr dj W oi gils 4p' Sab Ri'-f tiJs. TLs ea~r4- p1uaiaf.rs %. sad 1r N' sl '-.' s a. below, tuvt.
 YasIaiilu if -a r. cafuneneus ai oss'r~ of ,hsn on Sar'h end of claim S,sa bslasfs joat.y Co iis caaf ri4 aHd HoH'"a M .aag 1ompani~s Th-uce 20 r. oue hutrrl luol '~ei to mouumeHt Nc. oa r eofu~r '' B-8'1a i,ss Hlcatrt h rrii lsth is7i une hus,ifsd aai t.r-s ss 70 00Iss l0o).eeiioN osrasr of claim wfa- "a ssf r te rr-sna rl1lts Fnr elti lN- inches naarts-' | N" i- FrnTp vhrh c1fn"r iiue tree 2i us-s '. s.i=ae'Ff, boar s-@ V fssl distant rae arhts sraefrr bear s- g. fsft ai,t.8t Thea>s 5 q v sss~ut-.n buBlr~d q non f-tf to the eu'- nss- uf elsits bsTe s; n tss iTpuHd raus sta7s aai IasFAei C. L.. No from uhcl oak inches Ia diameter hrs-s v Vi sl fee d,ali an "tk i1'hes 10 Jaais'er h+r tssrs S5e7 E 59 iest d,.ts-t rbsoc- t,' W ..Gl,o ..r5 Co W corner Of cam. whefr Is sei .t fie er11nd rek 2ix'oxi2 lBrfys uark-i C No 8 from wteh aa oak iursrs ia dafaafrr bsafs 7H7 W ie fri da1t oak ls nche. ia daa-tcf hears @- W -> '-@t a.-i""t. Iheaea V .i o' W seventeen i.lasri 7f fat ta V csrusF af rasu where s ssi
 uoa.s .s iAt gIoa1J granite siuas s21ar6 Bastked C :. N' from ah-rh aa eak lo inches .a aAfa--sr nra-s --- W -f .ac il .ar' Thence go z S. .hi a-' t4 t1 rareuf Nn un \ v carafr uf Bsrt.3 Lode o~f' of sa' and P'aoo gf tesiIag cou;5iriag @lIl1
 The location ot ttis u,.ae s daly rsesri.4 s Inc Re cs-drs o.-r of laraPa Coasty, Ar.zoaa a B,ak rI 9
 Any avi a D. rs7rs siaHrinr aiverss'y any roria af sad tai'e-ra uos or sid ulury .ruusa hsrsiu be- f7 e"srE1fd aTe Tvsg.r'-i Co f.s ther AivsfE- easH wifh 'he register of tl- aii~d Sr.ies Land Osoe. Pras.1f. Art'sa TsrTtsrv during ths sr.v days pe-sA d-C-Nio-
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$ U u M ON >

IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL District. srFisary of Arizona. County of Yavapai .----.-..--ElllG. SIAAIET ALIcg M.a STASLsY Action brought m ths District Court tie Third Judicial -IYgst taaad ior Roe copntyPg iayspai Territory TA, Trriiory o( Arisoaa fsHds Grse:iag 10 Alies H Sfauisy.
 lou are hereby snnmoo~i and required to aTpcgr aa actSa bfugt against yuI bF thc above naaled rartH To thc District Co.r sf The Thri Judicial Dis'~c aud for e County of Navarai To the Territory of Arizona. gEi Assct ;ae es. psiat cd with thu tIfrk og ihs Cat d prs0tin s,i ,itoopaty. tA copy oi Ehigh cn. raIut arc0guTsuss tlis suumUns with twenty day . ierclusve oi thedsy ofssrycr atsT the service upon yal of tAis ssintaous served ia u,s county but 1T served o1t of he county sad within this district, thea within ,4irfv h nll athrf eases laTty days.
 Ard you hereby notified that if yos fst appear and The com p'sHf above required h~ plain tt Wl us decree dissolvnz tbs h1ns of matrimony h,tse~n he said plaintiff and you the said defendant aHd divorcing him you alleged in sad complaint be hi. such other relief according ts the prayer said complaint and and disbursements 10 this behalf expended
 Given under u hand and ths seal Of ths said District Court, At Prescott ihis sIt1 day of December, A. D. 1876. WILLIAM WILKINSON Clerk
 lL,SI By II. C. MKADOR. Deputy. HaTgrEye. Leonard Weber, Attorneys Ger Plaads
 dccsv Q.
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LEGAL.
Notice of Assessment.

FINAL GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY Location of pfinclrsl place of husness San Tancseo Cal fn,atian of works Walnut Grove District. Nav aFai Crun'y ATiItaa
 Norice i' hereby grrn thet e Hecug of ihe Board uf ptrscors h-d the ofh day f Jaauary, iei HH N srssnsut No uftwcnty C crais r-r share uss levied upon th~ eaidts s'ae uf Toe corporation, payable iaae i.aielv in Uuei States gold csiu % he seefsisry n thv olAee of fhe CamFaay noom No 41! 8onisonefy stfcc: San Fnarc.sro California
 Asy stosk uIan RArh fis .assess.isnt shall femaii uspaid tas sth day o Febntfy, is.' vil bo selis qurut aai ait rriisei ( sale co public ancton ant ualess rzvfnert Is made bafoF~ VIII f- cold >aufisy ihe eIa day of Msrrh lrs3 ," ray t9a delnQnsut as ,vsscu' together Wiih c.ts d a4vsrtaag eud eaTvase of safe.
 By urder og tha BasrJ of Drec'or-.
 o q. BOG ART. Secretary. Os'c, rNam T. No. t0o Mon goaiery street sas Fran ci.tu CAliigrua. tn-1-lm
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The Variety Entertainment rhursdny Evc'ng.

The Variety Entertainment Tiursday Evc'ng. Tho entertainment given at the new thea
 ire at Fort Whipplt, on Thurslly evening. by the Social Club, was very successfqI af- fair. Some of the members of thisc!tb arc first class actors, among whom Fitzpatrick and Flynn may be mentioned a of decided talent DeJarnac was, as usual. excellent in spccialties. "Schneider's Band" brought down the house.
 We notice very decided diffefeIice h the two bands-string and braSs-of the Eighth Infantry. While We can, with truth say that the brass band is one of the very best in tho army, VIC regret that the same canaot be said of the Orchestra. We don't know why it k but it is a fact that some one is to blanc, for the same men play in both bsHds and sll are good musicians.
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$ | Nj si 0 V S |.
T.. ISLAND OFFICE

[. S. LAND OFFICE.
 FaTscoTr A. T.. Drc-fas.r l 1878. 70 TIE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. Greeting
 lr 'ts Matter of PrrrmT'iou Cash Entry No a in lss aAaas saDassi o I.-arv. Covering s sertsn gi township ls North Of Range W of Gila aud Sal River Meridian
 Ihe above tci s within inc limits ef fhs Grant io he Atlantic and pseiho Ra rad Company which took effect March le lrss Daniel oi@ary having settled prior to wifhdflwa hi- Entrv. has boeu aaVuved ty he IIoa J. 1. Williamson. Commissioner General Land OHce su'--' a-y aprcai within sfxty day. fsm tAs date h"rct \. KELLY, Register de-lHrn
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REDEMPTION OF COUNTY WARRANTS.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER 2

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER.
 PEl-,sIr. AriE.ra. Feb @ ls5s. I VII ,a-. co Tfcseuj.Hu a uv aea,e Coiu;v War rants drawn u 'e respective lands af Ysvapai County uf Inc ser.rs cf Ir10 ~s follows te-aiIs .faF tFygl,t F-au. 1 Numbers 3l ;o 3l. ,=elg.l.c. series lfls-E Tas holdsEs of cad warrants h~r~ur n7tfeI tha' interest hcrson ceases oa fe Asc herso afXrJ and ihs: f ,'e same h. uut -eeH'ei .tHn tsa days tbr fIads aQait Ter rac.r -mpuu eil bs applied thy pS ynsnt sf Fsran;s le1t a tbs orief l ya tv nsged. ..t Erf. iE ,. ruOE.
 Treasurer of Yasauli tounfy.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

Jacob Ficur, of tine Cicnega. near Verde. was in town yesterday and weighed anchor this morning wi,h a wagon load of shakes, spgds and other ictcrs incident to camp on 3 sheep ranch.
 Jake is not only q good sheep raiser but handles an engine or quartz mill about as we'll as the best of them. Me remember when he was boss of the engine in the old Morning Star mill in Owyhee. when she was turning out her fifty thousand a month. He BON says that he intends to extract few tons Of silver and gold from lodges near the Cienega, that he has his eye on, bstoro he leaves the Territory.
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YoTICE. /.

To C. v. Vsi ouusr a 'ss Cray E-'e lost ostsinal b
 cation in ger 1.-su .ps;s.ls lavsla Colu'y. Arr
 znuG: -a 'a rf
 S.2rs h-ety nr'fsd ;Sat f voe do no; appear within sJesys froh th" date 5raof -ai nay IT. j. B1er yru pccpC-ou of The sxrns- Incurred r be amount -f waTi cs1e sai iod- during fbr years I~77 aBd i-7h rs qr.Fed bvs Saw iAe snisrssheivs eAini tras tlge p your Interests sal 'uie il a6corfnrr with the uiaR laws now iH isrsa. PbIIgP RICHARDSON
 Present. A T. December T. is7f
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Summons.
(. $. LkVn OFFICE paEs -0rr. \ T. Jgotary l9 le7s.

[. $. IkVu OFFICE
 raEs-0rr A. T Jsotary % ls77. To inc A'iasrs and rarIar ra' rosi greeting. Ip tis n,-ter ef pre-star Cs.h Erftv No s7 rads May efb 1si6 fa ts nAss of Peter M4rs eav-J nE Inc uo-t Fs qarsf uf r s'athVsst GHsrr~ pf s-etlin lt aui s.ui hff saft~s' 1Hsgirr and uo'taesf qrart~r of ..f5rss qimrtar of sertnn fi tuw sHip is uosih wet f tiEG sb3 Salt R ,sr usai4u. TFfi n rf fts sh.,a Fra ls v-br ihe Fhr Erauf fhr Atlauc s9 rsatf Rafffsi W' irh tok r1f..i wsrrt fsh fs7l psa-r Mrv hsvhg sstr4 rster 's tt irafa his has se7 antruvei -. Gr tios 4 v ,alsaa t e. .i.nsr nf a t.rrrl isH plhrs ssif ,t sgPell tsiau utfh.a sAty dlss fan a- is'~ rrfssf
 WILLIAM \ KELLY Register i4nla.-a
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It was an encouraging sight to sce C. C. Bean walk down from Woodside Park to his office, on Saturdar-a distance of three quarters of mile. Vf colrsA he had to nee his crutchcs for SO long a irip. but his knee is fasi gainipg. strengtA ana lo-day he was going about Town with came, having dis Cardcd Inc orE,CACs.
 Joe Knott. Whotc leg was amputzted. also made the trip ou foo, to-day from his room, on the east side of ,he Plaza, to the Dudley House, without any assis;ance except his CrutchnS
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The Philadelphia Press says. silver in Nevada was first discovered very s:rangeiy- 4 woman picked up stone to throw athsr husband. l. was so hozyy that she exam ined it and il proved to be c lump of silver.
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Notice.

To L. IT. Smith James Nseuire and ail ehers Ia the Silver Star hiae first nostFus sIerly sxsusiou lAs Lone Star. n wallaPai Miuog District Nohsve eoun. ty. \. IT.
 Ton hereby ns'iGed if you do not arr~a- within uiHcty days from iAs date. and pay r Nhi'e your proportion of the assessmen as h required by law The undersigned win cfun and forfeit your iutsrast u saai iode acouTdiug to the mining laws of he District
 February l. Ic7l V. WHITE f-bi-3sn
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Ar. Becker from Kirkland Valley, paid a visit e tho MINER office this morning. >Uh- scTibei for inc papcrand told u> he cJuldl | think of living without supporting coun- ty paper. Becker settled three years ago in Kirkland Valley without means iuRd stran- ger to everyone. and with nothing but his hands and good will to help him along, he pcrsevcrel, worked hard, was honest and say ing; now he can count his dollars hs the thOuSandS
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Dissolution Of Co-partnershin

Notice Is bernby given ha; ths copartuerSh.p hereto fore exciting between J. Q. Dudley and 4. Q. Williams doing businrss h1tsiseersrs at Pr sf' X IT. unass uc firm name of DsI~y & NVIaai. Va. dissolved os Inc 21th day of November ls76
 Prescott, A. T., Jap1ary "a Is.7,.
 E .. etr.H Val gGsDtbrpS, --
 EnI3.m @l I ps WIifiAaS.
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-DIsoaEyEY aos S RICsE tsULp~Ayp SEVER LEAp---A rich gtid and 5hp- le,tge has inst been di5covtre,i iltlIr Tiger District. by our efficient Postmaster al Bradshaw City. Mr. kutz, who is in tosn and has re- corded his new discovery. The lead c,rries both gold and silver, and is another rich ield fhat has been pGscd over by old miners scores of times
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
Paul Weber, eur efficient Dist. Attorney arrived home last evening from a trip to his former home in Mohayc County.
MONDAY

MT. Rogers of the beautiful Charming dale Ranch, Walnut Creek, who was in town several days last week left for his home on Saturday
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

The stage driver, Jesus Luian. we are in- formed by the driver who comes in here, Is down with small po2 at Culling sstation be low Wickenburg
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

Beverly Tucker Riggs and Jadce kutz. of Bradshaw, are in town. .ir. Rig-S who is, by the way, an expert miner, says the Tiger is showing mp finely, that k to say, tho developments made on the Riggs & Hammond ground, adjoining the Tiger. aud on the same ledge, prove that it is a true is- sure and that there is no give out 10 it.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

n making mention of the Santa Rosan mine, on Thursday, VIC omitted to include the name of Mir. Neii as one of the lucky owners in lead that may b, worth millions, for aught we know
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

We learn from Doctor NcCand,ess who returned from Oaks 6 Willows last yeniDg. that ;he patient hc went to visit was not down wi.h small pox ai reported to us, but Typhoid fever.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

Geo. Carey and his partner passed through town to-day. with two wagons which were loaded to the brim with lumber that they are taking in the direction of the Peck mine and for that company.