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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-22
pROFESslONAH. CARDS.

pRiGES REDUCED.
Am now putting up SETS OF TEETH AT
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Full sets from $40 to SiO.
Partial gets in proportion.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Where sots are to be put in no charge will be
made for extracting.
DR. FAWCETT, Dentist.
aug loft No. 81 N. Wash. st., Alexs., Va.
A TRUE PICTURE OF WRONG LIFE.
IA Some Of ths doctors patients had been In.
mates Of the insane asylum, many had eplleptic
hLs, some were on the verge of consumption,
some were sterile and impotenL, and others again
wore mbece or demented and unable TO take
care of themselyes-sll caused by that hte-wsst-
ing disease sperma!orrhea, or nervous exhaust
ion, resulting from the errors Of early youth.
These became tho doctors patients and were
curod. Dr. kingots warranted remedies for
spermstorrhea, und 'r his own administration,
havo effected over one thousand permanent cures
within the last twelve months. lie treats with
remarkable SUCCESS all chronic diseases, from
whstcvor Cause affecting tho respiratory, the
digestive, the circulstory and the generstiVe or.
gsns. Address (rrom April lst TO Novr. lsD
Dr. II. r. KINGET, Home for Invslids. Ma.
nassss, Va New York Office. 125 East 18th st.
MEDICAL GOOD SENSE, 3 81 page pam
phlet, mailed for 10 cents. aug G-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-22
ICE CREAM, SODA WATEis, &c.


N0rIcH
respectfully inform my customers and the
public generally that having improved my Ia
cilities for the manufacture Of
ICE CREAM,
l am now prepared to furnish families, p:nies
and parties at tho lowest ratios with superior
article in quantities to suit:
Ny ICE CREAM PARLORS will bo found
AS comfortable as any in the city, thoy having
recently been reitted for tho comfort and con,
venience Of my patrons, who wi, 90 served 81
desired flavor, aud ice cold SODA Whrhi,
made of the purest SyrupS.
FRUIT of all kinds in season.
a a~ge line of CONVECTION GOOEi,
such as CANDIES, NUTS, &c, constantly on
hand and for sale wholesale snd retail at bottom
prices. CHRISTIAN SCHAFEk.
No. north Fairfax ST.,
NV 923n AleyanGris. Va. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-22
ALEXANDRIA, VA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1877.
FISH. OYSTERS, dc.

VXyILLIAM H. SMITH s. CO.,
Dealers in
PRODUCE, FISH AND OYSTERS,
No. Is north Royal street. (Msrket Building}
Alexandria, Virginia.
Having completed our arrangements for the
Produce Oyster and Fish business, we are now
prepared to furnish the trade with anything 10
our lire al prices TO suit
mU- MELONS and PS spe-
atty.
We will also receive fresh SALT WATER
FISH three times week, which will De offered
for sale At stall No. ). City Market, by Mr.. J. &.
GRIMES Orders will receive our special at
ention. aug l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-22
HenryE Englehardt's Lager Beer.

(Rottlsd for Family Use aud Shippng) :,
Tho attention of the public is respectfully call,
cd to q very superior article OF !'ASEE ah9
WEISS REER' brewel from tho best Malt and
HOBS, With the greatest care for ills purity, and
put up in tho most convenient style With patent
stoppers. ,oh
benefit from its use Orders lalt at Louis Ap'
nich's restaurant will receive prompt attention.
Country merchants and dealers supplied at
loWsst rates. Delivered to any part Of the city
HENRY ENGLEHARDT,
my WesI Dlll pIomery.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
Tuesday. septemb Der Huh. 1871,

parsaau, io an order of sad Coufi taads oa fhs ls las ef Au.u,t ls.1 notlcs is hsrcby given thAi oa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
Application for a Patent.
To THE GOODWIN MINE. No g.
 U. <. LAND OFFICE. PKysCorT. A T..

To THE GOODWIN MINE. No. B.
 '. \. LAND OFFICE, PKEsCorT. \. T..
 August I'd. lS17. ]
 Notice s hereby given ;ha, Levi Bashfprd who's. posf ofce address ]. Prescott Anzoua Territary has this day filed bis app icaiios for patent for eight hundred aud -Ny st0 linear feel Of the Goodwin mine vein bear ing silver. with surface ground five hundred and hfty two (5J2 feet Ia width situate. lying and being n Tur Key Greek Mining district County oi favapai and Ter Ttory of Arizona and known and designated by the field uoirs ud ocis plat file n ths oics Lot Number thirty seven 37l, unsurvsy ed Pabic Lands.
 The eNierier boundaries Of sad Lot No IT being as fol lows. to wit: NarsiiOn l4o l5 east commenting a, center o ledge ai sJ-e suukers boundary of claim a large juniper marked on north side lp inches u diameter upon which location notice s posted thence a I west along s,uthern boundary us claim 75 feet io southwest corner of claim and monument No thence north le v east along western boundary of claim so feet Co monument No. at inc corner of claim from this Co juniper tree To inches in diameter blage and marked 'G' bears G9' / w Js fest inches al, n thence 452 6 east 551 feet to corner of claim and monument No d rom this C,insf icuouS gran. lie boulder 10 feet Th 70 feet wide fee, long rnsrS lexr inches long situated the bank of ol,ns Guoh ti feet distant bears = 50 west aJ2 feet distant thence ls7 1T west aoug eastern boundary of claim -uD ieet to corner of claim and monumsut No 4 !. From this coruer mOuumsnt of Holmes Butte A pr,ri nebi peak Of HsssayHmpa mountains bears V ssl1 2l E thence fJ2 50 west ong boundary of claim g56 feet To center ot ledge a surface and juniper tree and Co pac" Oi beginning, coniaiuii ' 2 Fl loo acres
 Ihis claim bounded Inc north bs the first north tension oi the Goodwin ledge The location of ths mine Is day recorded ID the Recorders office of Yayapa Couu ty Arizona Territory. in Book ] of Mining Records of layapai County on folio l47. Any and all per. sons claiming adversely any portion of said Gocvi mine or sad mining ground bereinbeiure described arc re- paired o file their adverse claim with the Register of the niie States Land Office Prescott in the Territory of Arizona, during the sixty days period of publication here h or they will be barred by virtue of the provision. of Inc Statute. WILLIAM N. KELLY, Register.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
Notice.

TEA D,ekA.sa cs-ovuef ~.fa he uniso4s..a "a that csrtaa uains iUzu ar claims eu iAs hiey t-s t.is made ty V Kelly and pfsrrs oa nc Fih dap of M.rrh ls7 in 'hs SCI Mi1lag D.sirei a tss Coaa'g af Yayafai and ToFrisfy rf AraaHa
 Yo1 af- hrrvhy hsa ulai tar anAeTsgnei have .-t t hs dsus afssa AfFrsa8 tsnisg claims, co ,fita il- amount uf isi-1f an8 rl~ndiiafrs if ths veal i56 required by he iass uf tAs ui's stA'ss Ai c..i t1 us of hutsfrsi dollars. <r And v,,a arv hereby uahr to rsy to 'hs uHasfs syf si hi. lace of blsaess FFsselti tu iar Efrss4id Caiafy rf NavaTsi rruTu-;oe uf thr sad osi pi .ai atr af t. of lea aiirs tof every Vas hue dre i~si usa by yos NhH ua~ty sfs frgu ihs tff- vice af los uors y0u and u uf failure Co lzass such lsfu rri w4 caiH uhdsT the uiu.uE lass nos a frrs frf-grr nf ynur interest To ssa ieaiiou uf claim. JULIUS E0DENHyRH.
 aad otkrf eaosnsFs.
 Prs.cot, 4. T. Jasaafy n. lss7. seedso
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
Notice in Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL
 of the Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter sf HENRY Y CRAM Bapkrup. I, Bankruptcy.
 warrant in bankruptcy has been issued by said cour, against the estate of Henry N Cram of the county of favapai in the Territory of Arizona in said Distinct adiudged Bankrupt upon the petition of his creditor. and the payment of any debts and the delivery of aa, property belonging to said Bankrupt him or his nsc and the transfer of any property ny him are forbidden by law me ting of the creditors of said Ban krupf 70 prove their debts and choose one or more assnees f his estate, will be held s of bankruptcy to be holden Prescott in said district on the lst da, of September, A. D. ls77 ai 10 o'clock A. M at the court rooms of said cOurt- W w STANDEFER
 Prc.cett, Aug. r., .s77. Messenger.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL Distric', Territory of ArirpuA, County Of YayAJsi
 GUMYORn HATHAWAY
 
 THE FINAL GOLD AND SILVER MiNiNG COMPANY Action brought n the District Court The Thiri Ju. dca District to ani for tbc County of Yavapai in ,s. TsrTi'' " of Arizona
 Tts T,Frt0rg of ArisoHa ,,Hif gr,,ing fa ns P,aai Gold aud Siirer A,HsHg ComP1ny D,feHaahL You are hereby summoned and required 10 appear is action brought against you by th- above named plain td n tue Di rici Court c te Third Judicial District and or the County uf lavapa n the Territory uf Ar iEou. aud answer the complaint filed with the Clerk u. ths Court ai Prescott in sad County Ia copy Of which complaint aecompsnis. Ihis sufnmous). within twenty days texcusve oi ;he day of scrvce) ser the service upon you ef fhis served in this County; bu. served out of The County and within this District, then within ihif'y days in all other forty days And you hereby notified that fl y0u fail 10 appear and he complaint above required the P4iniia will take judgment by default against yuu for five hun drri and for'y four and g9loO and and disburse meut- in this behalf exPcaied.
 Given under my hand and The seal of the .ad District Cont at Prescott this 2lsi lay of June A. D i-77 H.. <. WILLIAM WILKINSON Clerk
 JoHS LLOYD Deputy. RrsH X WELLS, Attorneys for plaintiff
 fs1ntlo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

We interviewed Gum Kee this morning on the subject of the China murder at Lynx Creek last night. He professed to know but little about 1t, in fact he said it was too far away from his house for him to getthe news correctly. but he judged it to have grown out of business complications. The deceas- ed Sam Lee and his slayer An Buck were partners, he said, not only in the Lynx Creek station, but in a woman whom they owned together. and whether one or the other was appropriating 10 his oWn use too much of the profits of the station, or had secured the lions share of the affections of the woman in question Gum Kee was unable to state, but he had no hesitation in saying that this joint ownership of woman was very dangerous partnership.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
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FRIDAY AUGUST 24 IS77.
sILNEE 0IINEs.

In all parts of the world where silver mines have been worked, they are still owned and being developed. unless it may be where Indians a;c hostile. Mexican mines and those of Arizona which were worked successfully by the Az,ecs before the conquest of Car,cz are e,;i being work cd successfully. and ia many instances W>th profit In Arizona many of these old Do- nanzas have been discovered aud are now welding up their treasures with hatierLg results The old Spanish mines Of McXic" similar to those found hare. were opened long before Hanniha 's time. and the profits accruing therlfrom are enormous. The South American mines have continued to yield their wealth fir n Ire than 800 Ycar~. and arc to-day more productive than when they were first discovered. Tn Nungarav the mines thet were worked by the Romans before the Savior's time, still yield in abun- dance their shining ores. The mines ot Frciburg were opened during the eleventh century. aud still continue Jo give up their treasures. which have never been more flat tering during the eight hundred years that ther have been worked, thlnat present. So n Ao!MaA- NNttttrl anu i'uN94'' ''u i'''''~'' wherever silver mines have been opened, We believe. without exception they continue to be worked at the present period of our mining development. and generally are more productive than at any time in their past history. Developments in our own mines prove conciusiveiy that the deeper we sink the richer the ores and the more permanent the leads Some few shafts have been sunk on mines in Pinal. Moiave and Yayapai countic, to the depth of 50o feet. and, without one single exception. they have shown themselves io be lasting, thcrs- fore we need have DO fears ot our future
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

C. P. Stanton, of Antelope, who is about as good a single hand talker as can be found anywhere, and. by the way, who always talks sense, is in town. He comes in obedi- encc to a subpoena 10 give testimony before the grand jury, in the matter of the Part ridge-Wilson homicide. He was not at home at the time of the killing but is fa miliar with all the circumstances that are supposed to have led to the killing of Will son by Partridge.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

Clean your wells, and you will be aston ished at the inventory of property you will find in them.
 One instance that has come to our knowl- edge has revealed the presence of hidden and mysterious things that have not seen the light for years. A mearSchaum pipe. sundry pairs of boots. six buckets. a wash tub. base and rubber play-ball>, frogs etc. etc, besides a large quantity of what chem ists would probably call black prccipita,cs. the medicinal properties of which are of doubtful utility in epidemic times.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

Mr. Bagwell, who had difficulty last week with Mr. Caldwell, left yesterday with his wife and children, for California, with the intention of remaining in that State, or. in case it should appear too dry for them, they may continue on to Puget Sound, where it is always moist. Bagwell says he want, to find country where the Creator has done his part by giving it good soil and plenty of rain. and he thinks he can keep up his end by dolng the manuel labor requisite to the production of good crops.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

The Grand Jury, called by Judge Tweed to inquire into criminal chlrgcs made since the discharge ot one convened at the open ing of the July term of the District Court met this morning, the panncl was complc- ted, and the jury retired to the Public Ll- brary rooms to hear testimony, etc. at II o'clock where they are now supposed to toe investigating the charge against William Partridge for the killing of George Ii YaquiD Wilson.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
Strayed or Stolen.

From the D st herd, Camp Verde Auzona Jaly ltth le7T gentle white American heifer two and a hall years old and between eleven and twelve spans high Thick neck dark brown ears lower " rt Of the legs brown short horns scaling downward within three or four weeks of caving. 4 liberal reward will be paid fer any information lending recovery
 GORDOS WINSLOw.
 First Lieut. eth Infantry. Camp Verde August oo is75 iv
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

Capt. A. Jackson, who came to Arizona from Washington Territory, about eighteen months since, is now the happy owner of q valuable ranch on Oak creek, tributary of the Verde, where he has plenty of water to irrieate his fine farm. The Capt. took out, last winter, a large irrigating ditch, which cost him heavily, but it was an investment that will pay him the principal back this season, besides leaving him large profit and the owner of a valuable ditch, an article indispensable in this section of the world. The crops on the different ranches. some twelve in number, arc reported excellent. The health of the settlers Is good; owing probably to the fact that they enjoy the privilege of drinking about the purest wa ter to be found in Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
PURIFIES AND ENRIcHES

The blood rsjuvenaiing and reinvgorang both mind and body Thousands both in this country and Europe testify 10 the great restorative properties of this really grea; medicine.
 Price s3 per bottle four time. the quantity for slo Sent any al dress from observation on recpt of price. 4. F.. MINTIE NJ D.
 sGraduate University of Pennsylvania late Resident Surgeon OrOthopedic Hospital of Philadelphia 732 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
 Sole Agent io whom all letters should be addressed.
 F. s. pr. Mni!e can be consulted In reference Co hs above complaints during office hours from A. M Co F. s daily, and to evening. Sundays lOA M to | F. M Full directions and advice free with every package os medicine. auu3w3m
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
Notice.

To w W ~Tau.diag and ali oihsfs ia th. C0utis.s'A Mta, situai, la ist rsIksy Cfssi AiaiHS D''riel NasaTai t0unty. 4. T.
 lou Afv hsrsyy rsfltsi iha' v F~u a2 H7t Aiff1 ftv q, ,, ea,s from ths aais hyfsf s1a f4ay tiJssfy Frry aad Jerry Gale. su vf yun' froI-f'oa sf he as s-.. .ht s Tea .fs by iAs ths uhtrfs sHea li ca.u otisitafv oi ogr iri-r'si To 'aa lls afeass 1 ths l,a i.v, of he asf.li and iAs sssius lass so- tz s..-. JEKkN BARRY.
 JERRY COLE Tuss.y CrcsG ArsosA June l5. len 9 ~3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

Providence Is constantly prompting u. and impressing upon us the fact that there is no Paradise on earth. just as she insists that humanity is not infallible. No sooner had the Plymouth congregation. in Brook . Iyn, come to regard their pastor as a God taan he was tempted to conduct himself so unmistakably like a man that they were obliged to recognize his humanity, give up the idea of his divinity and accept him as simply a superior mortal. 50 when the in habitants of Prescott had become convinced that this was the pleasantest as well as hcalthiest spot on earth, Providence steps in again and gives Us hot, dry season that would make Yuma or the San Joaquin ashamed of themselves, and an epidemic to remind us that we cannot all live forever, even in Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

NIT. Boblett, of Lynx Creek, and his lovely little daughter, May Boble,t who have been very sick with the prevailing disease. we learu from pr. Day, are both rapidly re- corerinr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

CHINA HOMICIDE Yesterday afternoon two Chinamen, at the Lynx Creek station six miles east of Prescott, fell out about business matters and one killed the other with knife. 'all same Mclican man. Dr. W. E. Day, county coroner, was notified and went out this morning and held an inquest. The body was recognized as that of Sam Lee, and the testimony of a Chinaman who saw the killing, showed that the deceased was the a;sgressor, having cut at Jim An Fawk three times before the latter became enraged. and it was not until sam Lee got his pistol that An Fawk got knife and Aii- led his assailant with single blow. The jury returned verdict Of lustlfiablc homi- eide An Fawk is himself badly wounded, but the Dr thinks not dangerously.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

P. McAtccr, of Kirkland Valley, has pur- chased a large quantity of lumber and shin gles to be used in the erection of new dwelling house which he is about to con struct on his ranch.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

CoxE.-Geu. and Nr-. kautz, and Licut's. Anderson and Whitney took up their line of march in the direction of New Mexico. at ten o'clock this morning. The destination of Mrs K. and the inten- ton of the General to accompany her part way etc. have been already sufficiently eX- plaincd Lieut. Whitney goes with Mrs h- 4s far as St. Louis, when he will return to these headquarters. Lieut.. Anderson, Gs We haze before mentioned, k ordered to report it West Point. \. Y. for duty.
 That duty, as we learned from Lieut.. An dcrsan last night. is not a military one. he is assigned 70 an assistant ProicSsorship Tn she Academy. and his title VIII be " Assist ant Professor of Philosophy" These as- sirnmenfs usually run for four years. by which time the 9th Cavalry may be in Alas ka or the Dry TortUgas, SD he has no hope of ever seeing Arizona again. Prescott, hc declares. is the pleasantc~t Station to which he has ever been assigned heretofore, and Ii ne likes his new position as well, he will be happy. Soldiers and citizens all regret Ais departure because they like him.
 Mr. D. C. Tho-nc has come into possession of a nice little pet in tine shape of cub bear, of the Cinnamon specie. Dan has got the trick now whcrcwi,A to keep order in his usually w,Il-rcgulated establishment. Should one or ilore of the bi.ligercnts be- come hostile and try to take the town young bruin will be turned loose, and If pot able t0 command the peace. Wi.l at least be able to "clcan out " the crowd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24


 IRE FINAL GOIp ANu SiLVER MINING CoNPANr Action brought .s ihe D.tric; Court of the Third JG dica bisic' iu and ior ;he County of lavsIA a the TrffituFr uf Ar1aua.
 Ths T.rrtorV of frsoao srndf gTse'iag 70 hs PiRsl Gold rud S5rsT NiHiag CawpaHg
 You are herpby summoned and required spreGr in ar action brought against un by the above named plain tg iu ihe District Court of Co. Thri Judicial Ds;iie; n and th~ County o IAvapa iH the Territory of Ar tora ahd Inc compiaini flied with tb- Clerk of th CoBr Pfssooi; in sad Coauty Ca copy of which complaint accompanies his summousl within 'weafy days (sxcusv. of Inc day of servc-l aer ;he service un yuu of th,s snmmgus f served 10 ihis CoautY bu; f served of ihs County and within this District then within thirty days iu all other fugfy days Aud you are hrrb utfes hat f you fail arp.ar the complaint as above required thr plaintiff vii nks u 'gmsnt ry defa against for the of four hundred and ffy-siN dollars tS456l and and ds burs~menfs in ih.s behalf expended
 Given under my hand and the Seal of Inc sad District Court at Prescott ths lsi day of August A D. lsf5. IL. .SI WILLIAM WILKINSON Clerk.
 B I0HN LioTp. Deputy. HOWARD AND MAsTEEsON, Aiiorneys for IgE.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

Mr. and Mrs. Banghart came up from ,hcir ranch at Chino Valley, to assist in tho care of Ed W. Wells little child that IS very i'll with dysentcry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
Assessment Notice.

ro cl.,,-. K,,.. q. Pstthsss. L. sivy.s ssd Jo,-Ph I,fru oatrfs in ths fa- wsnas Hius. HHabag Aihias District Yavafai ,'..unfy Afifoaa fsffii2ff-
 Yuu af- hereby @ r lhaf i ypn a nai @pf- sf ih us.y dave o. dsss ef th. naou aaa Iy 2" ff-As selLts aud J.ta nrrsiH. scnf rfvaftiea ~ ne a, .-s.H~at s required by iaa. ths gaasfss sned ~ta' 70 arffnrr sf year iatsfssi ia ssia uas ef i~1s As FRANK SCHULTZ
 JOHN M DLkN N. Pfsseo't Aasasi6 isIT d"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
Assessment Notice.

r, Cha,,s. K.yes q Psiiil,sue l. Si,yeF zni JossrA prru osusrs iu ths Tasast ls1s humhuE Mialns pi.frirt Naysgai Cnsluty Aritehs TeruioFy Yea arr hereby Hpiihe1 tbst u yUa do no' epl~si n ninety dave if,n tae tate ef this bocs sna iay Co TrAuk SohulS and John M. nufwiu yOsf Ffaiffioe of the a..ssssa' ss s required by la~ the snsi VI M eiAsn fifseafs i yuaf interest n sa uaas af 'tts arxa.,i. us- Co thv miuibg lass ei tss dlstFftt
 FRANK SCHULTZ
 JOHN M DERwiN. Prescott Aasasi c ls77. da"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

Rev. \. NJ. Campbell will preach on Sun day morning and evening al his Church, west of Granite Creek, two sermons on tho same theme, viz: "rhe Lithology, tie Litho- grunhy and Lithotechnics of Christi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

Several very essential improvements have been mad, at the Cahia-. Saloon this week. Ranges Of new and improved patterns have been put in pilce, new chimney erected. and the whole inside of the premises have received an oycrhan,iag. much 10 the credit s5f tl.c proprietor, Nr. Tharne.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

Mir. W. N. Bufum received 8 lot of fine flour to-day from the SIlt River mills, East Phpnix. which canno. hc surpassed in the Territory as real, genuine, sweet, nutri- tious article.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

The train of ". \. Howard leaves to-day for Ehrenberg, whither it goes for quartz mill belonging to MT. Masterson, which he intends erecting on Turkey creek for the purpose of working the rich ores being talk en out Of the Goodwin and other mines in thgt district.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

Miller Bros. sent out their first f.st-freight wagon to Ehrenbcrg tlis morning. Mr. R. E. Harrington accompanied the wagon to Ehrenberg, where h, will remain and settle in the commission business.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

A quantity of rich ore was brought in, today, from the Isabella mine, Humbug district. and was deposited in front of ". M Bufum's store. ", E., we understand, will ship .hi, valuable lot of ore to San Fran cisco for the owners, Demnit, McPhee & C3nuanv