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New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
Special Notices.


Advertisements intended for the next Issue 0f THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Should be handed in before p %
day
Keeps Custom ~rirt- made 20 measnre.-Ners best,
ID Obligation keep Of KEEPS Shirt,
less perfectly satisfactory. 623 Broadway.
Patents Trademarks, &e..
occurred the United snd fore countries
ARTHUR V. BRIESEN'- PAL ESr AGENCY
20 Br0hiway NeN-lOrs.
Best references send for book Of instruction
Po-t-Once Notice. The Tor ths enaas
sATU RDAY june Is, 1877, vii close 81 this Office
TUESDAY ~ X m. foT EUROPE. by steamship Montana.
via Queenstown; on "WEDNESDAY at a N, Tor France
direct BY steamship Labrador IA llavre and 40 Tor
EdrOpe -cyh via Queenstown
DAY a. 1880 for Egf0re, Dy stsanshlp Hammouis,
via Plymouth. Chorbogrg and Hamburg SsTU kDAY
al a IN Europe BY steamship Brannic. queens
correspondence for Germany rconc and Scrsb OF
Ireland intended for ispifch BY this steamer must oo
caly sddrcsse and aL Tor scotland and North %
Iresnd BY steamship bov - via Noyho aud glasgow and
AZ 1870 m. Europe by steamship M0se ia south
ampton aud Bremen. The steamships Montana. ~cJfbia,
and Brtannic do mails Denmark. sweden aud
NORWAY Tho mails for Hayu aud Kingston, Ja, will leave
New York June IL. The mails for Porto lnco direct viii
June 20. The mails for China sni japan
viii ieave Francisco June 20 lhe mails for AusrsiA
etc Will leave kraBciscO June 20. 4. l.. JAMES,
New-IQrk, June 2, 1877. Postmaster.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
GEN. GRANT IN LONDON.

LoSDON. Tuesday, June T. 1877.
Gen. Grant has accepted an invitation to
fate which is to be given at the Alexandra Palace on
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June le-l a. m.-The upward move.
ment of air pressure continued Yesterday. md was not
perceptbly affected by Light shower IN the morning
The temperature. though low. is slightly rising Tie
amount OF moisture In tGe air l. not excessive
continuance Of fair wearher yith ona gather
Ing clouds and very slight chances Ot brief shower may
be expected IN this city for days No great ch nges
Of temperature probable, though day l. llkcly ~ %
somewhat warmer.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT NDICATIONs.

For the Middle Atlantic States, rising fol-
lowed by stationary falling barometer, lisDg euer-
aturc winds mostly The sOnth and clear or paruy
cloudy weather possibly occaslO lOnal light showers
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

ARRIVED
steamship Rio Grande Dol-eT Havana June T. with mfsa
d Inn. la. 3 Nor - n
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

Keeps Custom ~nirt-. made 10 nessure.-Xery bes
So Obligation 10 keep any Of KEEPS SHIRTS a
les, perfect tly satisfactory. G23 Broadway.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19

aus Der gang beIonoeren SprGGpetle,
tpel1e IN Yaoua berrl6te, entitalloen.
Nn0ere Se3ei6nungen b1ben crit nit Der
3ett cine bel ipeitere 8eoeutung getpon=
men. tpte 8ureau, nit ipel6em nrs
tprun8llh II 0aS grltne Sub zines
GtlWeS CEMENT mar, Gotlette lem
f~leines 2dup6en gum Nbuii6en
Der S6mintel, TtScnS, eine gan3
fleine 3aiie: .@noli9 baben b'itorll@e
Gretaniiie beionoere Jtameu gebiloet.
pte Sacobtuer, GorD5, Wbi9S &C. @ez
gen ale oteIe III ben beutIhenS prnblbaB
poufGnoig iibergeQangene Bor!er lou
eben 10 tuenig, tDie Die III r2Stl1enlDaft
I'M Staatsre0t &C. porhGnoene!l, ette
6Iae BON 8eeriffStraft i'll fur3er Sorm
ueretnlgenoen 8~eneuuungen an8etGmptt
tDeroen. URit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1T ~ieoenfauS ni6tS Na8emetne5 auS5us
ri6teu. Nus iib IeIbit beraus muB oos
0olf Die ilber f~liilitgen AUbGnGiet e%ntfers
men. Nuf beitimmten 0ebteten: ben
Do6f6ulen, Beb0rben. Der Yrel1c 1T Die
Bene9ung our6 itete Nnregung I'M 6IuB
gu crbolten. Stuoet man etn .3ei9en Der
Gr3tebung ni6t me6r bartn, m09ltdlt
oiele atSldnoiide 8roden in bic JteOe
mitein5ufle6ten, 10 ptrOSielen ut6t nur
eth l6werer Zip genommen n /
d bic SaIbbiIO ung simmer
mebr abnebmeu II, 9Sabrbeit unb
Ereuber3igfeit tperOeu 9etDtnneu uno
NuSorudSfraft uuo&larbett, 0erStamms
ton ~unierer oeuti6en Spra6e, Die0er in
Jteoe uno S6rift poa ipalten. Sin lles
b%ereifer. bies Al er3ieIen, ipitroe mebr
fbdoen ais niBen; Elm ploBIihes 3erS
itoren bet @0benbiloer bat Den @uItuS
ielbft nod ME nit etnem S6ta9e uerni6z
tet. Sn Der S9reibayt lit ebenfalls GUrz
ft1t geboteu. D2it oeuti0em Grnit ulb
1rinOIi6feit babsn mir unlere Spra6s
reinisun9 81 betretben, Sober m0Qe in
ieinemGrelIe tpirfen lulo Su ieinemGbeile
beitra9en, Die Wutter1pra6e %oussubrei=
ten. GOm Sltttecitaate befreit. Dirb
baum in nt6t feruer 3eit Die oeuti6e
Spra6e tpieoer rein uno itraDIeno oGltez
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
N5a;chcnf(iche S(limois ~Sfaafs- Beifperre.

8ortrdgen brGngte it6 bic bette 8erLiner
0eIeul6aft, beun es tpirfen babel nur
erlte GrGfte nit. Sn oieiem Sabre u.N.
8roF. Neumann aus Dresden, 9rof.
Dieterict, Or. 9fa0ti9al, 8rOf. 81.
0unot aus 2eip3lg, 9rof. Or. b.
Greitl0fe; Brof. Or. 2%a3arnS, Prof.
Or. 0oly aus StraBburg, Qrof. Or.
Wrtmm II. q. III. Die Tatlerin uno an=
oere bobe 0e1ri6aften ipo6nen bieien
8ortrd9en ebenfaus regelmaBi8 bel.
Menn Der 0eneralpoltmeilter allo elmer
iOl1en 3ub0reri0alt 9egeniiber 9egen
ben WttBbrau0 Der Tremop0rter in Die
S0ranfen trat, 10 oarf mau oarauS bofs
fen, oaB ietne W1abnung, bic oeutl6e
Sprabe m6gIi6it rein 3u balteu, auf
fru6tbareu 8ooen 9~efaIen ietn miro.
2lnOere, 10 SacOb Grimm, auf ben Der
9teOner namentll9 fuBte, 0aben ia oa5
audi lbon getDau. Mber feline bobe SteI=
lung unO letN eigeneS SetipieL lalien
oenno6 erlparten, baB Die Anregung ees
WeueralpoltlneiiterS ni6t 81 ben bitten
gelegt tperoen iDIro, ipie 10 Dlele friibere.
Gr perLau9t AUDI fetle gGn5li6e Nusrots
tun9 Der SremotD0rter, ~1onDern nur
WGdBbalten in iDrem0ebrau6 audi feline
uebertrelbunger, tDte lie in Dem beriibm.
ten Botsoamer SpraArelnigungsz 8er=
ei1 ibr Melen trieben, ionoern nur cine
5tDan8lOle, freitpiuige Sbdtigfett Der @es
leul6aft, elm gutes Seilptet pom ben Be-
b0rOen uno Der Breiie. Sn Der IeBteren
ftebt es oifenbur am Sblinnlten. gera:
oeSu mutt aus, menn audi 0err Or.
STEPHAN it0 oarlber aus oipIomattl0er
GuGlt1t lebr mtLpe ausoriidte. User DteL
3eltungen leien muB, lit libel oarau.
Die 6remom0rter tDeroen ibm 10
our @etpObnbett. DAB Ell oft LANCE mad
Dem entlpre1enoen oeutlbeu Morte lus
den muB, nobel ct @efabr lduft,
ben @eoautenfaoeu adlSIi6 au ner>
lIeren. go, 9reift man Oftunals 5u etnem
6reuotporte, nm ben @eoanfen 3u rets
ten. Nm ShreGliblten tptrtbibaften
u1iere 6eutIetonilteu a la 2uonigBietl6,
uno Die 8terer Gorreiponoenten unlerer
BIGtter. Darum Ser3etDun9, tpenn AUDI
mauhmaL in oteien BrleFen ein Tremoz
mort nit unterlGuft.*) Wouon oaS OBJ
lummt, Oauon gebt Die Seoer liber!
SobanneS BI09.
" Sir i~iberIetett Sic In~eilteh in5 0euti1e, od
1tniere &eler ni6t an baS oeutI9 i~latetnil j. lrunz
50pl9e, &auOerDIllb 9elDDDut ltno. Steber D1re
es ans freili9, wenn mir III beuti9en 8rieien
2tl9tS crit ms Deutl9e Su n~berlesen bral4ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19

" &ir iibsrieseh sic eilten inS 9euti9e, bd
S0ii9e' GauOerrDdli9 serDDbut lino. Gieber wdre
es ans frelli9, lpenn mir III beuti3ea 8rieien
9ti9tS crit ms Dcutl9e gu nberlesen braubten.
a.. b. NeD.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

C,rY DAps The names of Robert Con. ucjl uad Charles T., Spencer of Bones and Spencer are hoistcd for Village Councilmen. They are both young mea oE good morals and business capacity, whom i; would be a pleasure io cali Father" and against whose election wc can think of no objection to urge unless it be sectional oS, and perhaps that would mol be valid We oi the west side of tine creek have always ielt that the present Board has neglected us, except when Il came iu payin. taxes, and would ike to bc rep resented! iu the cnuncil. either by a resident oi the west side or by some pne or more who wili look lii,lc out log our interests,
 lf the present candidates would give Us two or three bridges across Granite creek, and some work on Mccormick street t is all right. and We have gp se4 tinnal objections to ursc, but t We are ohaye "cClar shake" @. n the past, then 1t would seem but fair shat vest sider, shoutabe scit cted. in which ease the name of Paul Weber. James G. Nilcy. or John ilartin would be acceptable
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

ODD fEitoHs' BAil---AlihougA .he at. attendance at The City Hall. on Monday evening was not so large as i, would have oeca had it not been for the inelemency VI '"e weather nevertheless the parry was s grand success m everything except the .i''u'iA' part The Committee had spared "' eAl'eose to make lt the party of the sea son, ahG la ms they succeeded iu every l,ut.ouiar. Had the weather been favarc o'S ',S me iiaii would doubtless. have been n'eu' About SA oocples. composed af soe very ''esl people of our tcwn. took psff 'n li'e danec and enjoyed Usemsslyes. ls.th ~ ',le bali ana ai thc dininc-hall nf She 'e"ies House, where an elaborate suy.s..g N'''' Pgosidef hy Mfr Williams, vh.rl us heSF spoken of vcfy hiehlr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

pA>o'%o.-- We aaaer>;anj sasirty ba, hccn organized in OFT mld,s l,y shc igaltag ?oslnl gcl55 .e;aeu "g sac ;oWu, ,llc ot.jcgr q, which is 10 pvo l,lc en.erfSia,nress ug s@tvct and oGi2ya'a,7 character fer shen.- ssises snd fFaenGs st specified iptcrvsss
 the ep@aiug entert=}nrscat wil1 be .l4es.
 "" New Years Eve, at ,Ao Cis Hail rg,l i'f "kicA arrangements arg l-siBr psFY,e,a.} i'' 3 grand ai}air. 1he N-aejefy ls If ... y.tt na'uEr, @s ~e si's'aia jra-sa 1fara ;i,s ins4ta.lens nrN t,eltg printed. egsrh ura hs",ie0 M. e. Q- '" Nc hsar fhs! ffs glAerFs "t tic s2t lajy hssr z,oagr.> s!,s C.tr
 II 'l', 't,i0 s5's's, %, ta,Ii., s>5ai.ssss.. .s .1tess :rnEass.tF aa5 sha' &. aa.,.s.# ..,.a .--
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

r. tAs EFp'S N5t-~- -f5.1ie;o ,a,ss: seaeas '' l'aso iHibsed aew lils and aa1z f4,e everybody, iv';t ,snr eacFe anea 2 I. Ev5- fan, vltosr grss.I :s,li. ,ae Creos. s..= s.>-a tysH.s t'ie, l,sg ~aa3 ei Yas-s. feg ,a- --....sc and battery, lagiaE shc ya;ire esssaa. .a. Aisa now sees 8 oTu~pect ": being aa.t sl set her to work. Ed Johnson sad o'her- have oat about ihfes AURjged }osia cl lisi grade gold ore at thais several l5caiiaus ca ,he cd Cook lode, aud Wiih thg nuiey E wii, yic!d whea 'be mill st@Et& lacy ran Casiiy Gave out as much mere iy fAe lime ,ais iS wogkcd np, so liai thc prospects nuw arc that tl2c Crook will socR start un on a GQ0 tun g5lu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

TuE MAYoRAIrY.-It k hot always that ,hc people of small town ike Prescott have the opportunity ,o decide among the very best hnsines, men of the place. which to vote for for Mayor. The names of Nathan Lllis. the meacy broker. mining operator and dealer n 3sai estate. and A T. Mason the boot and s4or .ic6lcgaad manufacturer, are announced.
 I3,e voters sll know the men. ana know that their o3ly object in allowing themselves to become candidates. is to further the inter- gs;> of =ooi government.
 Which ever of ihe>,, or of others who may hereafter be announced. you think eaa best serve the public in the capacity ot Mayor. Is the one for whom t i> your duty ta vote.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

Johnny Rogers, who lives on the outer r:m oF civilization, beyond Bii Williams mountain. with no human inhabitant be- tween him and the Ava Supias, is in town Spe ndiug the holidays and enjoyinga season of relaxation from the excitement of the chase and the duties incumbent on a noun tain ranchman. He tells us that he never heard pf the new mining district discovered beyond him by Spencer and OTcary until he came to town, but that there k plenty of room between him and the Colorado River and Cataract Creek for extensive mining operations, provided the mineral is only there. The Ava Supia Indians, of Cataract Creek. Isometimes visit his ranch. and he finds them. like al other Indians. to bear watching.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

Many pf the citizens from the Surrouud- ing country who spent Christmas in Pres co:t haye roturncd to thoirrespectiye homes, well satisfied, Io sionht, with tht turkey, chickens, miucc pies snd the many deiica- cies prepared for their benefit on iha, day. They are ali iavited Ia return on Ncw-yel, s day and gel, genuine 'Iay The Christ inas "epread" was only to give them taste. New-years the extra truck will bc Put ou, and the dianers.will be sway up"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

". II. Baifum will speak piece" to ihe people, iu B few days. by way of new "ad'' ia the MINER He isn't going to star, a grave yard. nor to jump any ground alresly consccraicd. So, it will not bc necessary for the proprietors of such institutions io bnild fence {" keep him out. He feels tou healthy for corpse just yet, ari when 1t comes io the question of law prices, h. Ina, way of buying sO low that he can | be undcrsold, and yet he proposes 10 have a margin for iiling profit.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

He have been uuable to discover, from the California papers, what became of Judge Rviand in the Senatorial contest McDop- adj, iIager, DF. Shorb and others were voted for in opposition to Farley, but the name of lsylaud Ho where appears in tie reports. Farlcy musi have hosdooed big out 0i the way. Senator Lewis, of 1elaul8. VIC see by The B0iictin, was Farley's cilicf engineer. Ned Is hard c4e to lirati of, especially when he has the treasury of the (. r. R R, Co. to support him in any li,lle cytrava- gance he mSy choose Co indulge in fer lllc iieneill 0f his friends,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

pUgE HAVANA LEAF is what ihoss juc cigars ale made of. i3,009 of which l.. Bashfora < Co, have juss opened and are offering for sale at cost or little below. " One box NC know of was 8 little below s in price. but sway up in quality. so was the genuine Vermont maple sugar kvfryaody ought 10 buy some. IL would cause ihe eyes of the "Grassheppers9 and 'Teadcr- feet, who are used to tine high prices in the Eastern States to ''bug out if they should happen to learn how cheap they are selling goods at L. Bashford < Co.'S.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28
Gold io2A, "reenhaclss 07 s @e75.. Mining Stocks as follows:

-ss4ssa I.a:irai s.atg fss t.siarts. < had .., ~ sa't- ssA stistg t2F iiss 4fia-sttts rss si.t t.f nss e'taf At-its. t.sil~ .a 'sasiFa. q .tsrfh ss ~A'' t2 l.s sasfffs2 ia5sifG. s8s ea af.ailasss1 sss+ q. 4sts itz sJ La-s s.ii eRis tcs i a @ssfs 1' f nsfA h. f37ssai% !. M.rss.z ssst1ss Is.,.ifss Heats E.asa. FrS-s~ti. A. 2. p.s sr "a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

Tn another colum will b, found the aa- Rouncemeut of MT. Frank Ms.doT, offering h:s services c the ci;iks1s of this village ip. \ assessor Mr. Mealor held ;hc office tue paS; year, and gave general satisfaction. He Will undoubtedly he reelected to ,hc posi-, iiua he has flied so crcdiiably to ihe sa,is. faction of thc tax payers of Prescott
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

The City Hall vii bc comfortably heated and brilliantly lighted fer the New years Eye Bail. given by the Ciub that has adopt cd ;he cabalystic letters "M, Q. .. r" the meaning of which. as we before remarked. mo fellow can find out" The supper will bc served in the Uali.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

Tse f,. aeS E.: eltissd io be solt as ilse 7,.s $ v.!.sa B.: ,s,,> yFAs said, sccoTliag te ,..as,.acssa. ic MINER, c.ancs ntl 5a,.l5ts a tss sg:o..s [ Ut sis fer advertising. eRiikt:E .aa.e .-.-.-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

GeNU AFTER QylcssHNEE Mi. Bealc, i0 char.a of Pete Reeds team irit this morn ing to meet Clark & Mi.le.s tram and get twenty 'la>ks of quicksilver. which are ueed- cd a, t.e new mil ot the Peck Company before they can make a successful start. The heavy freight train. move too slowly ovcr ihy lAd roads, and this !irA, team can ruu ou, aud back without obligiag thc mill i1 ~ait to, tleir arrival Everything k now ready ai ihe new milj except the quicksil- Yer. and that will not be long on the road uUN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28
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:......;sss ..-y@ to-d1y some~has be- l...l r.es. E. :es"pense 0f sbe rin and I.... -zTl.- b-s:.~.- laud WickenbgrE WcEe
 ,..,.sr;3 s'.., s.s. iHrhcs uf sn,sw yestcr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

rl,s sas:ti. # Tapai County, oa Moa- sss4, cois s-le; es R tax money, and ja- farms 3a sAat asess EIS,ooo has gone hy an- l5.j 8sa ai} B. q sccd on the deilnqeu,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

Tea v.sin.trl,, n is drawing cless. aud Ike tsN,;-sysr9 sias )d STE that neAe hUi .is.aEsi rs;s 5s@'s :ed G. office. these vho f.''l.sl @se .S# tlsciv advertisements,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28
Fridays News

Tue he6lnley troupe willappear in Pres ooiE within the next two or three weels
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

Atchison. of Atchison < Rgsher, freight CTS, has been to Venlc with the train over which he is boss, with & load of Govern meat freight, and his Lieutenant, John disagreeablc trip, beth for mcn ard mules that he has ever experienced in do4eH vearS lreighting in Arisnna.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

BTays advertisement, Born. Married, and Died, Uill hc found ;n ,hc N'NEn ta- day, having been dglsysi a week iu couss- qucurc of she crowded state of our columns. l. i, still fr,sh, however, and will be rcnd with interest hy all the enemies of high prices
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

'ampecll's is the place to buy goods fer t"sh' cheaper ihan anywhere this side of san Fmncisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

NEEey cslessrsf Yesterday, the an pis-gsa,y of 5,'a ise'a of Christ was general lf .s.lsbsa:e,i ie Ere eott. Old Santa Claus Eaassz Ais aua. ,i%- 1o the little folks, and rl4ar s hta<@ .eas Is..a5e glad with ,he gifts }s,strHe3 l.E ;s %er.raus hand. Good din -aers wefs },-peeI4.:., throughout QUE town. lra turkey tgas 4rsr thougat of, at least, yes.ssi2y. Evegyta.s 2 passed off quietly d, -tl;E llsiea5S Ii-so.4 If amusemeR:S, so far
 .z o4 nave hgz1 aiis to learn, which is, as sl sa2ud ,se
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

.7 ,1r f,a5.. a Stage Office, apPrc-
 a't rt.a Ii4 some Of thc patFoaS cE 1e.i ..,t su wuating to carry msss ts .;saa g company will allow, h. osan Boarke as assistant wi.htas ;e.~r..a z that he Is io Ilc the a.ls sh.lr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

,. .--.w.s. ..l reminds the old se!. sri, T. If 1884 aud 65. fn
 ..-,,->.,: is crwip;ev the sn N oa -. @.sf Ia tf s.e lnessused3i Inches.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

De1. Gs.-e} @ have discovered aud 5re daYrl2pine a.owiag mines in hum- sag iaja,ez .-l=.l. i'he Buffalo, Rlacktail ..d Lsr.e s..i. of which show very ga -,.ss ag ye hcc and eoutihue the ...;s9 as rs14 S progress,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

HhSsf' 'ft :,skSt3gTT VE. JACKSON
 ''si B Atss-- 'Ei-t' czas bas oCcuplod the
 az ~ -sysl@-ssfes Court Tor several @EA lSsa The equitable . isveises-- -sis,I asai,erag trisd sepa. ..s. .,E, 's- pia'D.'.5> j,ass takEa cousidrra-
 A H ''ss lat-.ss letion oi testimony to '-.sa E -fFTs'.' 5~-<s ease in equity, Hnd s,.s '--'Sa'i "a s,'" dalea isRss were putting .'a ..' '. 'sf'a 'ne@x sFs-setg ttal. The plain
 . @ ''i- sEse ajn aat t inrolYes a h. s,.t 2' ''.. s<. %a,ea fl which will affect ial,iIa .ss,k ss -.- .4a5 giy in ihe town, sa =. S;;I ,',s' =. and that 1t bears pfs,,ases s1F ''1 is, plaza. or other ailfraf ,.5.-. ,y',...e s3sioa, either way, The ssse - 2 ..,s~ s',. others in the least. slos. - '''' ',' - considerable attcn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

A1:fss.s''>'E A,Ps.- Jay C. Kelley, who sissaf27'-~-s:s.'- -ssE.sea's Ei.i. on fur- .'y .ceS, F IF '4sc spending Christmas. tzs t,s i'=- Et0s ziryness oi the sea [. .a j'i t..e es~ :. e,:- -i.se to Fun more thaE ? iso.zs a ..-- ...; ,'a Saturiay last they
 .e-3r 2 <-a 2-s.F- pi.fa.. My, Kelley inGuFms :s-s esSi,'s'y er.3Sfrefory: in fact, the e;--r F si-G ti,g 4-artgd ;he miil. ;n g te-r~ aT.:.sesii an. get everything in
 t.53 aT lP.. w.ss i.e refuse ore from .s-.';-e'Ja Ar g. s'n Francisco. and WIS # 9. as.s-. fsi aosk ngcr $I00 ton. Nr
 s;.l5.-.s,. h,"'s' err tJst it has turned 0ui
 *FiF as''sisr .4,ai ar@olBt. Much richer ~@&: .4s hs1 se.k in tar Goodwin
 --sr aiE.s t. i- -sl s.-sla HiiI a1!ugl ihen
 e@t5 e' @@. S@:o 2, x oa, s0 that they
 '@-.,i ,9sa.'@ ... respectable shipment ui se'sgs z -.ii y'sa-s ls.rg AS1er. -. :.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

rl. l,-st paeta-r of ground coGse at a cents y.r luad ai BcNeu huaw.C. X Ca. IT. .i.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

!s:...-> >5s ,,,, ar ':,> h-ssia, ,a,A ...s:@.-;a ys:>.>i C0usty, ttse.r taxas = .q... .s g. > s,.i:< aver $},0a0. TIse .,. "a ,.r.:, .# ,.,-. .lISE'. l,ai.i SSlB.;3.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

io's uf HaFelHaFu zrt guwAro yet fer sale Ei iaMphell,s, Al i'' se ;t4 los cent less ,lAi, fuFusgS py{ts.
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l.e.temee Letter Li.t.

List of letters remaining in the Prescott pusioiiioe Navapai county, Arizona, for the week eDdiug December .2~. 1877;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

t'ss iffselsy Asgt7is4n Saig je.sss 1fteR ss lh, 2, hu'.s,i Hsgse ia ui a IngsI silgae.Ise nAlurg.
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Itisle li~ gh.eifcIes of political ui>yam Ser Conkiing will succeed s- causing rc hn of tine New York .ppog,a a,s Believed oat tliis way
 g s4a.e NiIr to- no great wisdom, sll, tae s alcge, ant the move flggJ C. "a l lC0iIector ut the Port
 f NeN H surrender hy Nr. -Hv3s anJa g peace bctwccn the s'.ll =gas eTe8tS ....
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

fs4l + e- t= .ess. hDlEtra a tr.
 >rA.r RCroR4. Something has got wrong u.h our Wigkenhg5g le,ial report, ci la.e. Sometime, jaey dnutcamc a;aIi, and again, s5 ia ia.s instance. uoy HHtG nc2s dag. 1hc fepolt which el beuld hase had yes,er,tay is l- ili,oH>. "toacA ieIioa lime. Geo. A- Berry, wet3arsi-t- @8i R. x. Thomas as pas-cHger-. Heavy msi and sNplCss. There ls qu.is gathering here o! men ut miaing no.ari.iy, among whom are J. n. Cu,caberry, F. T. Ruues, J,.hn E.. Best, aud Toppy Johnson, Al thc ma- chjucry on tbe Nul,uTr ajiings sarted up to-day aad works to chsfsa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

Ibe io''"sing cooies irnm Camp Verde "AF. lohn4onS bSll Wa. 4 sucscss. Thero asc s~o 'iollaFs and aTla'f sc.dy tor tic sVnsg lady @ha dsnvcl wilh Fyank S.ssy P
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

rEh.s2~s sT 3HE SASAY A man by the nsmo ot Murphy, sl.oa, ibg 3ad iasi, Wes severely cu' uF, a, Signal City by aO- ether, namcd Mj;cae.l The a0ray occur. .sd about 7lns ir.fi,ag j,sruic, dug 1t shows thu, oag ue.shl@r ia southern Mol,aye have ihe true spirit ut Vrogt,es. asl are a'ly&u- cipg rapidly ;uNa apl mining cis,lizsiioa,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

oaF old f'{eaI E. r. Fasg5ug.sa xliit t,ai,ls it't'i as Ghfeeiass- ana is tsislaxereat 3stis, 'seSi''n Ia isesiae,s paea 5s2re ty A}s g.soup, aitl'''iea ia 'hz farea3s5iag af so,,,ls ras aisacsj iD A,s re.rv
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

Chag.es Yates, Vho is au excellent hand ia cariag for the sick having had mue'. cx- pcricncc in that line. was the lovcs, bidder fer boarding. furnishing medical a;,cndaac, ard caring for ,bc iHdigent sick of the County for ISIS, hjs price being S2io per month.
 < report has reached Fort Whpple to thc effect that tle Mexican Government had .ic- clared wa- against ihc United State The report is undoubtedly without foundation IT war k to be declared, it will probably come from the other side
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

You ,,l i,, 2n sts-s os U a 70 s .,. Der To,sad a; i1fsa 0Eoec.s 1. Co.'S. sGgsF C4 4.5 SioEe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

Money talks ROW at ,ampbeirs. fry R. and s.,c fnt yoursolt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-28

Is s .h a2 of oar most expcsi- aCr3 }s-fi.r- s I 1tac renegades from fS E5saTs ,I..zs eaase much isuublc =sll g9zafnjf '3, Relations this present eigt1r l. ion that company of tro5rs sos.,J a ih ToHta Basin This s.5 s-s-5ee-sa aes the idea that it
 5lg se:a es to break up all the tJg@- azs6 s-P soldiers in the field. e.s s.s'.1g tii4 f- @ good many of the f''s.s fa ls 1,sst thle 'ervs to fatteE Post f.rrs7erE
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THURSDAY

z. W. oss' aacasusEsy Uel-sss7csss8 stock 5. ToFs eAac tee isie tos Cfsessss hgs aet tos ate ,a 0 1
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z, K ~iIe arc in town Ni.!t.
 .r: ho holidays with ,hc;F , ss -',--E t:, + - b1Stf3'.-