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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
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TERRITORY or ARIZONA
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 Ky virtue of five executions issue, of the Justices Court of Prssco Precinct, Yavarai County Arizona Ter nory H. II. Cartier, J. F. duly aested the ssth day o Marh A n ls1 in iavOr oi the following several pain tihS. to vii.
 (. Burton Poster. ssas da Judgment and oos,.i
 L. Rashinrt. sf2i ti .ludgmssi and costs
 (, '. Hayden Co, Gl410 lludgmepi and costs Jrhn C.. Campbell Sls3 a1 lindgment and ousts (. T. Hayden S Co, Sea "a uignea "a, and costs and scetueing costs against the Final Gold Silver Mining Company. defendant.
 have levied uTn and taken nl the right and title which the said defendant had aa the g7h day of De oembsr. t. ls5d. and the l2th day of January A. p isi5 of iR and te the following described property Co wit One tl steam Sngin,; l boiler. one n [ blower one T blacksm,h's bellows cue ll rock ham mer; two lel shovels, r.ght sl picks two e sledge hammers one " wheelhtrFvw: thrcc l3 drills si.~ tug b"gsy and mess house the Crescent Mine nearNs gut Grove sixty lop cords of wood more or less. sixty toHs ui quart2 moec less afcca hundred ii sul eush'ls ei ckar co css also the lands nfuaer aud bilings oi the final God and Silver Mining Com Ry aud all aPpstt-uanccs thrreuuto helonging cal ai Walnut 0revo, lavaIa County, Arizona Territory Notice is hereby giVsn that Saturday the 2lst day ot April A. D. lS11, between the hour sf o'clock M and o'clock r. M will expose for sale public auction on said premises at Walnut Grove tn said county and rerfi,"ry the above described property to the hghcs, bidder for cash as the law directs
 Prescott Arizona, AIr 2, ls55
 ED r BOWERS. Jfms sheria uf Navspai County, <. T,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
Territorial.

Phsenix, April f. The Districs Court met on Monday last The grand jury found one indictment against Robert F. Johnson. for burglary-plead guilty. The CouH has nnt vet given sen- ieucy. The grand jury were discharged in the esss' of Head vs. liellings. motion of Mrs. Hattie r.. lieiiiugs. to iniorNe enc. de- Bi,-d. plalnlin granted decrusa offoraclostIre. same in ease of sheriff against Heliings. granted. Judge Rush. having s,Iouooded tn his endeayors, leaves, on Saturday, stage. for Prescott.
 crops an, looking finely weather warm and cloudy.
 Yuma. April !. The Steamer Cocopah. Captain Mellon ar- risod here yesterday with Isss~engens from Mexican poris and San Francisco ger steamer Idaho. seven cabin, eleven Stearagge fsssssn- gers, and twenty-five rrcrttit- for the sixth Cavalry, Lieutenant k. k. Evans in chanpe. ~icausTs Oila and MohaNe just arrived wth constsuments for Pruscou houses as follows:
 ilas'k Warrior Mining Canipany, t5S rack aEes NudeFs d Rowe, M pkss; B II Weaver. . pkgs C C -3 pkg; Cspsin ] Simpson, pkg D 1horne, pkg r. Sgahi. la pkgs; fftei Niilia'iSis, pkg; C l pkg; n A e" is pkg, C A liro 2t2 rkgS; C C co pkgs l Crsue, pkg: Raible, f5 pkgS: ] A L. li pkgs l. R X Ca ss pkg l.. . X Co il pkg- Morgan A IAoughcrty. pkg V B g pks~ T N \ 75 pkg l. B pkgs: Charles iL syh. pkg; C H \ : pkgS.
 New lhsffir sailed from San franciSr1 on the i'h wth four handrei tons river freight and a ill arrive here on Inc 18th. Up river boats Ntll leave about the 3ah. <. r.
 Tucson, April [. Indian -Nlson, Cum k In town, he reports Indians oH San Carlos Reservation quiet 'hircahuas rrnegAdss at liot Springs have some of the stock stolen in Ari- anna Hfs s.qF,. tf sFsftstuV. New Moxico Steps will bo taken to restore he stock ioiho owu-fs and punish the thieves \ iarEv amount uf government funds arrived safely a1 fhc ihcIsosiiory herc to-day under a military escort in charge of Dr. Lord, Dcposi- ary. Tbo Eastern mail brings news that the Denver N Rio Grand K. K. Co. has Secnrtd 'unds to build iss road Co Cimarron, -. NJ.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
MILL FOR I;IMEUG.

N~ TaSh a.- ,;urrcd from Humbug Dis jrict. a;i aly pleased with what he saw shc.c B aas fully dccided 10 erect a stamp s.-. a that district, and for the Vurpo-e ei gr. ing machinery. will start f-,- ~... -'-s . ,n Monday This will be his fiji ;,....,. ... after matters are we'll un- Ger way st I..iu.. :. he thinks of starting in so hs.fla mil az ig Bug, where there is an a1audsnc, ot and many promising mines with. reach Mr Lusk comes vyr., .,,,.,oa ani has the appearance of j.ci7y.a- .. ...e mos thoroushgoing wor' IT, that has ever visited tbi- part o' '..
 The Tiu.af, mine, III Hun - has a.t a-5 tcns of ore op '' @ t.at s. ,.-. from Sl00 to D.. -. I..t ..F- shaft I9n -s.. .f... ..r. ... . ...a.. lIu fe.t. who. r.. -..sr ~.
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
GREAT WEALTH OF oUR MINES.
lrrm our Regular corcv,rOrJ.p, }


 EnlroR MINER Taking our departure from Alexandra to Black Canon, our course lies down mountain difficult to desc ,nd through a wild and irregular guich, dc- nominated "trazy'-a very appropriate title. Down it's circuitous Wirding> the mind k lifted up irom the dciccIion, caused hy the broken confusion of the scene which lies hcfarcl. when We view with delight a sparkling stream lined with a varied vcgc- ta,ion, and ever anj anon a flower bends over the brink. At length gaining the trail which leads to Black Canyon, a few mile, brings uS to what We term an oaSi- in the desert X cluster of green anal waving trees first presents itself, and descending the hill, solitary cabin In their midst dis covers a place of habitation. On looking around. flock ot goats, numbering 100, cross breed between the Angora and the common, are >campCring up the hill, after rc- frcShing themselves at the delightful StUam which courses by. Approaching the cabin VIC find the owner of this happy location to hc Corucno> Ramos, a Mexican, who has been here for many wears, and has added to his stock of goats, a herd of horses and cattle. numbering iu all about 200.
 Winding our way down the canyon, m short time we have the unpleasant duty Co perform of passing. first, through a drcuch- ing thunderstorm. and afterwards, to knock the wet of, a rsttling storm of hail. Those two ingredients, commingled with jagged mountains and yawnins cliffs. furnished food for contemplation, until turning sud denly to the lcft. up rayinc, and pursuing it's course for a mile, We find shelter from the storm. at the station on the PhWniN road. which k situate on productive level. known as Rumble Bee Flat" The owncy>, PoulSon & Bc>ler. are making preparations to build every accommodation for frst class station. and are among the number of anxious inquirerS as to when the road will be built Ia the Peek, and from thence 10 this place, forming junction with the PhW- nix road.
 Following the road built by Lieutenant Thomas, iR order to reach Jack SwillingS. we came to the conclusion long before We arrived there, that the Lieutenant seemed to try how high hill he could climb, for. in many eases he went around level places and took in the hills, which led us to believe he had decided pagtillity for mountains.
 Arriving at MT Swilling-, We were struck at once with the beauties of the place, and thought we would can', ;n this romantic spot for the night. Ait viewing this stalwart pioneer uf Ci, ...r and hearing him relate many thrill .... dents of early life in Arizona. We ,,.... dcd We would accept his cordial in for tho representative of the AIIy' ". NER io visit tine IIumbug di~'-i ton of which VIC will -'e
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
Another Indian scout.

General Kautz made application. some time since to the Secretary of War, for per mission to enlis, another company of Indian scouts and yesterday, received authority, from Washington. to enlist Ing company asked for, which makes the fourth coc'pany of Indian scouts We are to have in the Ter ritorv. Thi, iS a> i' should toe. lo; the gen. cral government enlist Indian scouts instead of passing iniudiciou~ legislative laws, tax ing the people of thc Territory Ia support a company of Indian scouts. when, really we are entitled to full and perfect protection from Uncle Sam. General kautz has ordered Lieutenant Hanna to proceed to the san Carlos and enlist the company which the Government has authorized him Ia enlist.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.

The President and the Secretary of the Treasury, in explanation of why Governor Mccormick was appointed 10 tho Asssian, Secretaryship in place of Mr. Conant, cN. plains as follows.
 In making this charge the President and Secretary of the Treasury desire it to be dis tinctively understood that there is not the slightest foundation for the recent charges against the les. named gentleman. The change made is not because the latter Is not In eycrv way fitted for tic position, bpi be caGsa, ia acpqrglanco win we'll known usage, ilc Secretary iscsircs V p9lect as his second in co --,maad gentleman Sho ls known to hin, ,o,.onai,,' Conaat. as a reward for hiS long and faithful services Assissall DIT. rctary, has been appointed to the poSiuon - chief agent of the syndicate m London. John r. Bigclow, present chief agent, will be retained us first assistant.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
Can't he Beat.

Two cnterprising young ladies not thou sand miles from Prescott. own a fine silver mine callel the Crystal" which they work successfully. One of the young ladies works with the pick in the shaft, whilst the other works the windlass. After extracting sufficient org for working. they pack it on buros, jacks) to their rsSlra where ihay work the ores and secure nice yellow nua. gets as a reward for their pluck and courayc. These girls ere fair specimens of the true American grit.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
Uatrtuar Ap41IatrI-

Uotrruor Ap sriutrd-
 Washington. A tills Ta. t7aa.at ass sana.rtr feaa P Uorl
 a. "Hr r-eaf ~ecF.,a-, Gas-
 A.H.e ..e~ ~.a1ri als.. f.ra i.s ..e.H.- ,.T.-I positively ascllar5 a re. a.a.H-r.-.: far .ae ta.rI t--r teHn .--H.r. 'Hs private c.uvr-sallru. -.'1e- F' ..--'t af tae President who Hs ,..Ha lHe 'etH slHs-'t ae'r.,,,. f... ,I e..l,.r
 Sew Orleans Arr.I q. it-Is-i H.-.is speech .u caucus. to-day. .... .uu- I..N i.a 01His iaelet on ht- claim tH l.." fefH"~a.r fle l...Hr end.
 aHtropi- Apf5I, t A.s.a.t iIvt~.s-...,.l.s ,e s...4.g.. W..a.ou. 4- icrruption. Negotiations with Montenegro arc si a stan,lsti!i.
 Prov idence. R. T., April l. Republicans have elected their en,iro State ticket
 N Louis, April B. Oser>iolzs majority for Mayor Is :. .spO. lte- mocratS have elected Register. Sheriif. Public AdniniStrator and hVe members of Council
 New York, April j. The Times has a column article 10 show the utter falsiiy of the so called Tweed mar alive.
 Worlds London correspondent has had an interview with CN-Msyor Oakley Hall lie N''aAh'H th LlNt any fA AtiAiAtloh nt hlS con- duct, Hall k evidently much Lrokcn In mind and body,
 orovillc, April j. The grand jury to-day presented their re- port, after a brief session of three and a-half days. They hnd indictments against r.. R. Roberts, John and Charles Slaughter, T. W, >tainbrook and r. F.. Conway. for murier, Also bills against Wright, Jones and Pay, the three Slaughter brothers, and RoobeFts and Conway for attempt to commit arson.
 San Francisco, April s. tt k reported that the City Banks credi- tors of Isaac FriedlAnder have intimated their willingness to grant him such accom- as may be necessary to enable him Io tide over the present crisis in his affairs M Al.l..L... .L.-..l . ..l-....-l -l...-
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
Notice.

IT, John NoEan and sji eshsfs deriving tils location. in The nin- known as the "ovess-s ia Owens distnci, McCScakin Hili. MOaags tsu
 You re hereby notified thsi f ycu ss pei v in ni ety lsOl days rum ihfs date. spd rsy ? ephcrson your proportion si tse assesssiss, < by law. the undersigned viii claim and hrss t-rest in said lssis. aocurdipg te tAe nll nl ?. district, C. CHRlSiosas,
 Harsyvil,e, A T. April 6gh, is's.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
REDEMPTION OF COUNTY WARRAHI
OFFICE oF COUNTY TRhA>,,.-- v
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OFFICE oF COUNTY TREAsS..e., v,
 PEEsCuTr, AriEasa, Arra v will pay, on presentation at my eiHs'e. -. rants drawn upon the respective Hsssi' "' ia''r as follows:
 GENERAL TJNh- Numbers u. 5a. S3. 4 55. S6 and Si seE's' 's-
 CONTINGENT TtNis Warrant No. s7 series of iS1s. The holders of said warnAss arp seFsss sv interest thereon o"Gsss fom the date hei.'. heis's < that if ihe same hs Ess; prcsentsd wi.a,A funds set apart Ger their redemption VII - s ray sasni sf warrant. next in the order '. ,,, issucd. s-sas
 Treasurer of laEsg'1e
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
JACKS GARDEN,

Pursuing its waters about one mile, NC come tO
 JACKS GARDEN, an enclosure of about six acres, This. waving with vegetation of various kinds together with the shady trees which line so thickly the margin of the stream, and the birl, of yanou, plumage singing mcfrily in the hranchcs, brings to memory those fond rccolcciious of he groves, brook, and hills with which our boyhcod days were spent
 C. N n. Suillings Ranch. April 8. ls;;
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
SEALED PROPOs,l.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,

TERRI TORY OF ARIZONA.
 CoUNTl oF YAvaPM. ur 0aa' haaTf e SSpsrrisors I'rsse.a A.... 'nt- Proposals Nlii b- received at ,h.. o,s.s .. Hsy, plans and sP~cihcstioas G,s tb, ssss..lss'o Wagon Road from Prescott to Rr.s., ed A. T.. said road Co bs constructed ia s,.,-. SeC rrosisions ef au Act o' Inc ie,slaiurs es s.a q. Ah Act ." provide fsf the c,,n, tFuei... se ~ ifom Prvs0oii Co hradshas tiIy. appre,.ss,l ,lc, lr3s. said raad ]. To hs ty ihe GIloSlss .'s'i il begiSning at FFvscoti and following f6. - ii route Co poini rear Loauss diich. fs,,-- ditch 'e ths hassaysmps. 'hsue, ap s'-.- across the maaataia Co Toe head ef tss E,s .sS has.ayamrs; thesos aioog taid fasi lefs s.,'e- s SPesoss r- eh. thcuce aeruss tue divide I. " ,hsaos down said Iafkey Greek te ,-- tia hasas Hill: iheuee te Hattie Flat, th.v, ,.,r, mine. thence to Bradshaw Ciiy.
 Said proposals S Sili be n.cr.vsd un 4. IA A tal of Noaday. April i6ih. isss
 The Beard reserves The rishi Co rsIeet s.,s.t m, pes4hs WILLIAM wllYn,..,.
 Clerk Hosrs 5f ~ re' BY oKpES or BoARo OT sUfEEvIsos<.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
Estray Notice.

Came io the ranch e T. W. Boxgs LawsAgz' th. 18th of March ls77 raig O; mara ssls> e years old. one black and the o'has isSa s1f !, alike as failoEs Large Roman N ea lss hJ brand on len sh alder. Rhnsi l4 hands sfa . rount fresh harness H~Fss aud rsisss thu n -
 The O, ner Is rS.,,scSfed ,e call and prove psgs ohRrr-> Rea lake them away. yAhsS ~
 March 9th lS77.
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about work upon which hope to have the pleasure of seeing many of our pich and shovel committee earnestly engaged before the end oi the year
 WILL n SoUTuwoRru. Washington, D. C., March %, 1876.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
Friday Dispatches.

IhHniN, April O. l. i> reported tbst rich strike has been made un Cave Creek of mica and coal. the former len 70 twelve inch culsc. II. C. Me Donald, nT. \. J. Thibodo and others inter Osied started Tuesday to the mine Work was commenced few days since on the PhoniN and Yuma, and Phanix and Globe City roads. Everybody sauguine re- gariing crof~
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

ties are said to be six hundred thousand dollars. The failure is caused by drouth and shrinkage of charters on vessels lsSt year. HiE creditors meet next Saturday.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
Estray.

Ntrayet fuR ihe ranch of L. 4, St,yeps about the fth ot February small sirsi cbunkey hoy had hal and bell ,n branded iu letter. n l. combined. The hudrr will bc rrmuueted by leaving woj st the Sut, ler's store at Fort Whpplc (. SHELDON.
 Prescott NArvh t9 ls97. 9w
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

One-half of the $lO,OOo appropriated by the lats Legislature. for the purpose of or cSuizing and maintaining q company of volunteers to clean out the hostile Indians in Arizona. is already exhausted. and not an Indian has beeii found by them as yet.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
Dissolution Notics

The oo-parsnsrship which existed bstwses c FRS O ALLEN aBd JACOB MILLER rkto Aaxus, iss. ls76 Ali accounts due tAs srss ( the hru will b. settled hy and to the firm sf C |, PET-~oTr AT CT rsa
 April Cth. ls1. q Ml.c
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
DESERT LANDS.

An Act To provide for the sale of ,lesari lands
 in certain States and Terri,ores.
 Be if saartsa be lss Ssais tad iiysss ef Esffe- seafafsrss ~ its t'siisd Natfs gg .fadtca co C5ag5sss assesatiei
 Sp,r,o> That ii ,hrll l,c lawful fvf any citizen of the nitcd Staies, "r any i~seon of requisite age "vho may he entitled to be come citizen. and Nho has fllc,i his dcula- ration to become such, and upon payment oi : twenty five cents per scre, tu iiic dcciafa liun. under oath. Nith The Register ant hr- ci,er of the land district ia which any desert land Is situated. that he iniends "a fcClsitn b tract of desert land not exceeding cne sec ton. by conducting water upon thc satne within tic pcrion of three year thereafter trspaie3, k,,serrsr, that the right tn The ise ol water oy the person s' conducting the ,stne, on ar to any tract of dcseft land ot sia bun- dr,,i and forty scrcs shall depend upon t''na fide prior appropriation; and such right shall not rNcc,,l the amount oi watri actually ap- rropriatcl. and necessarily used fur the 'uF pose Oi irrigation and rcclnmaiion aad sil surplu, water over and above such actual appropriation and use, together with the water of all lakes rivcrs and other s"sfcrs oi water supply upou the public lsnd' ant nul na,lgabie, shall remain and bc hrlU irpc for the appropriation and Use of ihr public for irrigation mining and manufacturing purpose subject to existing riglts Na.d declaration shall describe particularly said section of land if surveyed, aud. if unsuf. Nryci, shall describe thc same as nearly "a, possible without surtey. Al any timc within the period of three year, aflcr lilinu said declaration, upon making sati,fscior, proof iu the Register snd Receiver of thc reclamation of ssid tract cf land in tiie man ncr aforesaid and upon the payment to thr Receiver the additional sum uf one dollar ger acre for trac; nt land Bui exceeding six hundred and forty acre, to any onc p-r- ,un, patent tnr the same shall bc i,.ut-i to him rreriiri. that nn I~r>on shall lsc prf. miited to enter mor> than one tract nf land and noI to exceed six hundred and forty acre. Ohioh shall lc in a compact form.
 Sac . That ail ltn,l, exclusive of tin,bsr land, Which Will not. without irrigation. produce >omc agricultural crop shsl ly ieemrd desert lands within the meaning uf ihis act which fact shall l-r a,ecrtaincd by proot uf two or more crrdiblc Nitnc>scs un- ,l-- cath who's" s''t'g-i' 'sn r' '-
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

EpiroR MINER AttcI furious Sind ot
 IS hours duration, rain set in at s o'clock
 F. NJ. on Thursday. which changcd Co snow
 before morning, and snow fell al intervals during Friday and Friday night, anal Sa,ur. day vas little squally also Parties were constantly arriving vet and disgustcd. George Monroe, from Wickeuburg. and II X. Biglow. from Prescott. gnt ia carly in the storm. John Rcc> came from Agua Flia in the midst oi it, and tho outsiders from Bradshaw mine, and the timber camp, on Friday night and saturday morning. giving the town a sunday appearance AZ noon ye>ierloy We were surprised hy the advent of Mr and Mn r. VI Alex andcr. Mn. Spence, Mi,, Tcgucngr and Messr>. Houtelin. Kate and Stowe. Nho len town on Thursday get caught in the storm, and made camp Al ke,hros station uu Tur- ke, Creek. for two nights and a day They arrived in good condition anal full uf fun. and a dance was started at the Peek Com. pany'> office. which run in high glcc until after l2 o'clock last night. Not content with that the boys scrcuadcd the ladies. at bttNfth tNh ana lAitt 1t"AA tlllN mttNlns. and at a late breakfast this morning atl hand, looked little sleepy The big joke of the evening was on one of the best men in town. Tom W who i> >tsunch Missouri Democrat. ard in jolly conversation vith Miss T.. Vh0 k native ot the same State. did not hesitate Ca state his position, bat gut of wrong, a, Mis- T. Is an unoompro- missing radical, ard gave him regular keel hauling, much to the amusement ot rhe party. Any reference to Tom, birthplace or polite, thi> morning in his hearing Wa, good for 'hc drinks
 Chlrlc, Young our lively ,Nprcs, carrier. got here at 70. NJ. saturday evening, with W. Wells and big mail. They reported ls to 2o inchc> of snow ail along thc main range from the mouth of Maple Guich ,o ,,aa~ G,,l-'- Ss..t--, ,,;.h i.sr.. ,-r,,tr,.i ir
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
Notice.

To T.. n. Saith. James Maguire and si - om diff Ioss s,.r " in sSS wolapsl @ MinHr p,c sI >-day. a
 ", \. T.: Nuu are hereby notified f you dH ne' svtoiss ai' ninety days from tht. da,c and pSy 70 ,s,sv the p,
 prurnFtien of the aSSsssmsnt, as x f~tn-.-s.es undersigned will claim uad forsef; yesfn l, hde according o the mining laws o H' a VI loatS oI February l. lsT7. old for | frhi .An
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
BORN.

BORN. FARliINGroN.-A Chino Valley. Arrii ca. Ia ,A, Niic "i K. r. f-i.i-gtoa a son
 
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

thc cause for the cessation .l NuTN uu tly
 a, all kinds ot wild >pccuiatiou is ailost.
 several men packed up their traps and
 fore noon.
 ae njao thcro !, no change from your .,t ad,ices, except th4j the rre iu the lower north tunnel has improved in lliih quality au quantity. The tunnel is in e0 feet and tho ore is From . to inches thick, black sulphide of silver. assaying from S30cJ ,p 5000 per ion.
 FileS Co, from the Doyle mine, two miles south of the Peek, report to-day theii shaft down 2S feet si;h feet of ore inches of Sr,i class which they are sackinc ana will try Co set teu ton, ~ork.l at .h, A7tlsu mill. We have rumor, that h iiul,hari. late Superintendent of tse Peck mine, has pur- chased the Lone Juniper mine, between the nlark Warrior and the Doyle, on the same vein. for S30.UGG.
 T. VI. Alexander and othcrs are grading lots on the town site. and were it not for an un,urtcpate disagreement as to the title to < mining claim on which portion of the town of Alexandra is laii out several buildings would be put up immediately. ARC. Peek Mine, April lSt, lSif
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CAPITAL CoNING G.-sl l~'retary John r. Iioyt las notided Hon. s (. G;ller that he Is ready io deliver tine Territorial property to him for transportation to Prescott acd NIT. Miller will start h, teams after ii on Mos day
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Campbell X Ca. ara luibiu- au irrigatin. ditch on the Verde river which when com l,Ictcd will hc -i> male jon-.
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