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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Rcv A. VI. Campbell left hy this morn
 gs stage !or L'~ Aa~-..>. where he k to send gAe annua. conference of VI. T.. Church ,uth. The relations of ihe people of Pres It with ;he Reverend gentleman have been 50 pleasant a nature that We heartily hope Sec him return so soon aS his duties will low him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Judge J.W. Kelsey and r. McAteer, from irklani Valley, arrived yesterday in town d left for their respective homes again to- ay. Mr. K. recently sold lot of fat beef eerS to Nr Cofce. the meat merchant, 10 sells excellent meat.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

George W. Bird has been appointed by the Board of Supervisors a Justice of the Peace for Antelope Precinct in this county. Mir. Bird is young man of excellent habits. perfectly capable, therefore the appointment Is a good one.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

One of the finest residences in Prescott. i, now drawing to completion on Granite street and is the property of \. Ellis. The work has been done by that competent workman Tom Ruff, and is acreditable job.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

The Luke Company at last accounts from San Francisco had not purchased a roasting apparatus for their mill, but had examined the different kinds and think that one suta- ble can be purchased in the city for $3,5OO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

The R,v. MT Merrill, of the Presbyterian fs;th, who has been on an extended trip to San Francisco and different places in Cal ifornia, during the last two months, returned home. by the way of Yuma, on Sunday last, and was warmly greeted by his family and numerous friends
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Dau Lount Is running the mess house for Opdyke's road camp on War Eagle gulch and Is dishing up very superior article of soup.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

The train of J. NJ. Bryan loaded for Mr Bray is expected to arrive in town during the next two or three days, and that of W. X. Howard in about days
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

W. \. Rowe and Mir Hazletine. who have been spending some days at Alexandra. re- turned yesterday, and, if We are not mis- taken. got rained on by the way
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Philip Kohiheyer, rLe butcher, rigged up a two-horse spring wagon, and with another man. started day before yesterday for Mari copa and Pinal counties. partly in search of health, and partly to see if they can find a coal mine, Of which Phil's companion has some knowledge.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

]. W. Clark, from Sln Jose, California, who represents one of the Company whose intere>ts have been represented in this sect ion by Chas- Hansen, Esq. one of the best mining men on the Pacific coast, i> here to look af!cr the Company's interests in Bradshaw and Peck districts
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Several gentlemen came into town this morning from the mountains, and they re- port the ravincs as carrying a supply of water.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

The well at the Peck mine furnishes water for the brick makers, brewers, all the people in Alexandra, packers, teamster>, etc, and still there is water to spare.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

We learn that MT Hardy ha, driven hi, beef cattle back to their old range at Look out, four miles from the Willows.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Mr John Dall of Alexandra i, n town. He brought in several samplcs of ore which r. W. Blake was assaying to-day. W. didn't learn what mines they were fron lu. presume they are new discoveries.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

The large stock of merchandise belonging to Smith X Stearns, of Phpnix, was closed out at auction on the llth inst and brought fair prices
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
EJNESDAG.
.ALEN ANDEA.

AnderS S Rowe and Alexander X Co. re doing the mercantile business at Alex ndra. Joe Drew engineers the former, and dr. Dills the latter institution, and are both 4oiBg a right lively business. We have 'een informed that between three and four 'undred people buy their supplies at Alex nGra
 James Reynolds and wife, formerly of fhipple Depot, Brewer X Tough, and Con ,iers feed the hungry at well regulated res aurants
 Charley young has the principal livery table
 Billy Lane and some one else are cutting teaks. Tom Collins does the black>mithing. Two shoe shops attend to the understand ng. The Mingus boys are making beer. lohn Eli, ha, the up-towH saloon, and sohn Da!i occupies the point nearer the suieh. MT lancey furnishes milk, and lake It up one side and down the other, Aexandra k about as lively specimen of
 liftie town a, there is in the mountains. Jerry Sullivan has about half the timbers freaUN ont for fhe p4pl- p,-fl and k rIShInD
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Bea. Lindcnbaum and Charley Freder- k have returned to-day. from the San rancisco mountain where they have been aa hunt and recruiting their health.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
cial Paper ot, the Town ofPrc,cott
Local lntelligence.
IT ESDAN

Nr. Shcckles has been on flying trip to she Peck mine, being one of party that drove the first buggy to he mountain of silser ore.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Quite number of our citizens who have been on a trip to Black Canyon returned yesterday. The parties who went down to exanine the Tip-Top with a view to pur chase express themselves pleased with what they saw, and more than likely, a sale will be the result of their examination.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

RATN.-At last, the rain has visited Yaya pal county and we believe the whole Terri tory, as the storm seems to have been gcncr al. It commenced raining last night at an early hour and continued 10 pour down upor the thirsty earth all night and a portion ol Inc forenoon to-day, causing the creeks ana ravlneS to swell and run high.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
THURSDAY.

E. L. Jordan is in town with a load of vegetables, melons and Verde fish Buy 'em up.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

week ellullls sept. (, Icfds Arnold John Jones W C Button Chas kimbail Solomon Bainbridge NIT Lawrence Joel Brown Geo Lewis w II Caldwell W B Mars John Cloud O E Marting Francisco Cumins c W Marter G W Coc l. w Mcleod James Cunningham ThomasMichacl W II II Clark W II Warden L J Clark John Moore II C Condon Mrs w Matsingcr w II Culbertson John X Pettibone Pat Fraizcr D R < -i Prime MT Freeman l. E-2 Peters Geo Frum Rob Ogden Nm Helm Geo. ShrIpe Richard Henry W H-3 ShInn ] II Hale w StalZ Michael Haiord Stanhope R Home c r Suits Robert Jay J H Talbot ChaS P Johnson Tennison Ben Jones James -2 WhccloCk c Jackson Henry White Wm
 YoOkum WI
 The above named persons will please call for "Advertised Letter." T. w OTIS, P. NJ.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Mr. Brophy now has his cattle in the bradSha" mountains on good grass. and is camped at the old Del Pasco house, where there is never failing sprin.. of good water.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

At santa Fe, New Mexico, the cpizootic has broke out amongst the horses and mules in a very malignant form. IL is liable to spread, and 1t Is more than likely that Ari- zoua wIll come in for share of this loath- some distcmpcr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

On Sunday last the little army at work in and about the Peek mine received their pay ai the store of Alexander X Co, at Alexandra. Nr. Diils acting as di>bursing clerk for Mir Alexander, who carries the money bag Dur ing the day the night hands were paid, and m the evening those who had been at work all day in the mine came up anl got their greenback~, and after that the town was cV- tremely lively until daylight, so much so that such thing aS sleep for that night was unknown in Alexandra. Pistol shot, songs and loud huSsas were the order of the night
 We learn that Bon Spear has been em- ployel Ay 'he P. O. Department 10 carry 'h" mail from Mineral Park to Aubry. via. Greenwood. once q week This k as it should be There k not a people in the United States more neglected, iu regard to mails than the worthy inhabitants of Mo iave county.
 MT F. r. Nichols, Division Agent of the (. and X. Stage company, returned from an extended ,rIp through the northwestern DOT tion of Arizona and as far a- the Muddy. in southeastern Nevada. He informs us that Col. Ike Jennings. of St Thomas. is we'll but had the misfortune to lose, by fire, 100 tons of alfalfa hay. which was accidentally set afrc by cigarit,a.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

NELCoUr VISITOR. The riin that visi- ted fhi- section last nigh; and this morning for duration of several hours was most welcome messenger T. will be the means of purityinS the atmosphere. refreshing the parched earth and grasses. aad giving a tone of health to the withenng nlaats.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
FridaY's NeMs.


 Jeff. Davis writes to C C. Bean from tine State of Ohio, and says he wants to come back to Prescott.
 The new insane asylum of Nevada and Arizona patients iS nearly finished al Stock ton. Cal. To which place our insane will hereafter be sent Pete Reed is in town from Peoples Val vcr. II, says ii n, had any sheep the late rain drowned them aU, anyra,,. he ha, noac uu".
 I4c personal property oi Vm. Partridge will, on Monday next, be ,.ld at Antelope to .aii~. judymen, in favor of L. Bash. ford E CO.,
 Frank Shultz had two assay, made by Blake, to-day, of ore from the A. E. mine near Thumb Buuc. The green ore wen, S3l2,42 and the gray ore $t,49I,7+ to the ton
 George Loant, Receiver of the Prescott Land office and Secretary J. J. Gospcr have gone on prospecting trip to the santa Ma ria. and perhaps to tue Greenwood and sandy country.
 Geor-, NJ. pinrey, has been hailed on the two iu ctmont, found against him and now t-avcr-es tho streets of Oakland and San Francisco, as big as any ether toad, without escort.
 Judge James WeIoh has gone out with Fred Henry to lo., at some mining proper Y of which Fred ,. di>coverer and owner. near Na,uu, Gruvc, and also in the Brad shaw mountains.
 Mayor A J. Bryant. of san Francisco. has been r,lected by a nice majority. and if lac discharges his duties with the ability that has marked hi, last term none will have req son to complain.
 John ". Davi, and family got away this morning on the road to California. Mrs. Davis and the children will proceed to her oid home in Lafayette. Ind. and J. ". in- tends to return here and rough it little longer.
 QUESTION -Howard has been heard from. But Joseph where k he, with his sweet an gels and the gentle Sitting Bull. where k he. Crazy Horse k said tD be dead: alas. We know that dead Indians more than any other known dead things crawl after death.
 At Santa Fe, New Mexico, the cpizootic has broke out amongst the horses and mules
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
Postofhce Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the Prescott Postoilice, Yavapai county, Arizona, for the week ending Sept. :, lS77:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

The walls of Dr. Days new octagnal brick house will be completed tomorrow. and in the course of fifteen days the wood work vii! be finished, and the mansion ready to receive Mrs. Day should the Doctor be So foriuuatc as to have one >ynt out from
 the east. where. we understand, he has, host of swcetheartS that are similar to the Israeli ites of Egypt. longing for the lceks and
 onions The only difference between the two, the swcethcsr,S are waitin" for their liege and lord to return and make selec- fion while the I>caeiItes wanted the onions.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Jerry Sullivan has about half the timbers lready out for the Peck mill and k rushing is Contract to completion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

In examing the numerous articles in the heavy mercantile house of l.. Ba>hford X Co this Afternoon. We saw several varieties of segefables raised at the ranch of Robert -Garsidc in Kirkland Valley. comprising three varieties of onions and some fine heads Of cabbage. also from the same Valley but raised on the farm of NIT McAteer, a beau tiful sample of wheat. Agua Fria potatoes, the besi now in the market, from the val 'uable ranch of Y. Bowers, We noticed billed up in the store room which are selling read ily and will soon all be disposed of. The esrm. have on hand 1000 large grain sacks which they will sell at a small advance on cost. in san Francisco, and freight. They lave every thing needed. and the only thing ,ecessary for the most reluctant to be induc- si to make purchases is to examine their
 inc st0ck and inviting prices.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

CHuDRENS ENTERTAINMENT. The Enter tainment given last evcmng by the sunday school children, at the City Hall for ;hc bene- fit of the Rev Mr Campbell, their teacher, twas, taking the short time they had to re- hearse and prepare for the occasion. a com plefe success. Each and every one lid his or her part with credi; and especially did Miss Groves. Mss Rush and Miss Wilkens and Mr. z. Crow acquit themselves in an ex- cellent manner. giving great satisfaction to the andiencc. as evidenced by the prolonged sacox after each pIece. The Entertainment financially was all and more than could have been expected. Something over hun drcd dollars having been realized.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

.s SAS CARLOS IyDIASs.-During the latter
 ,art of August and up to the 9th inst, quite 5 corresponicnee has been kept up between Departmcnt Headquarters and officers al lhe military posts adjacent to the San Car . os Reservation in regard to numerous bands
 If Indians that have surrendered at that Reservation, and others that have left. On
 he Cth inst. Lieut.. Abbott. the officer sta 1iened al the san Carlos to superintend the issue to the Indians, telegraphed that 250 of
 .he Warm Spring Indians who were re- Amoved abou; three months since from New
 Mexico. had taken to the hills. Lieuten- ants Ruckcr and Hanna. with their re-
 spectiye commands. are in pursuit of these
 runawavs. and will undoubtedly overtake and bring them back. But few depreda-
 liens have been committed by the bands sxho have disappeared from their s''fet home,
 and but little fear is entertained that they
 viii commit any very serious crimes. We sare very confident tha; General kautz will
 savc an eye to the movement of these rene
 ,ades and will see that they are watched )iosely nd rr- allowed ;o prey on the set ! iers in Sosthcrn Arilol-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

QUESTION -Howard has been heard from. But Joseph where k he, with hi, sweet an gels ;and the gentle Sitting Bull. where is he. Crazy Horse iS said to be dead alas. We know that dead Indians more than any other known dead things crawl after death.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Jeff Davis writes to C C. Bean from tine State of Ohio. and says he wants to come back to Prescott
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Gearg" Loaut, Receiver of the Prescott Land office. and Secretary J. J. Gospcr have gone on prospecting trip to the santa Ma ria. and perhaps to tue Greenwood and Sandy country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Geor-. NJ. Pinrcy, has been hailed on the two iU. .ctmcnt, found against him and now t-aver-es tho streets of Oakland and San Francisco, as big as any other toad, without
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

i Frank Shui,z had two assay, made by
 Blake ;o-day, of ore from the A. E. mine near Thumb Buuc. The green ore went
 S5i2,42 and the gray ore $t,49l,,f to the ! ion
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION.
INENITkl RESTnRATIVE

Win positively cure, thorouc Y uG permanently a, ease of EXHAUSTED VITALITY. or nervous debilii, either acute of long srsndn. aGd in either sex : matter from what cause prJdJr.d
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
HE VITAL RESTnRATIVE
PuRIEIgS lsn EN2InHEs

Is A thoroughly scientific prescription, it is not a nostrun, hence perfectly safe @ take Is pleasant taste, supplies ,0 the cerebro-spiual aai synipai s,A AfrrI,s r.f rn..rN r.-r
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

The new insane asylum ot Nevada and Arizona patients iS nearly finished at Stock ton, Cal. To which place our insane will hereafter hc sent.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

John ". Davis and family got away this morning on the road to California. Mrs. Davis and the children will proceed to her old home in Lafayette. Ind. and J. W. in- tends to return here and rough it little lnnppr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Judgr James Weich has gone out with Fred Henry to look -r some mining proper v of which Fryl j. discoverer and owner. ncar Na.uu, Grove. ani also in the Brad ! shaw mounta.n~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Mayor A J. Bryant. of San Francisco. has been Folected by nice majority, and if lac discharges his dutjc, with the ability that has marked his last term none will nave req sol tn cnmnlain
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
The w.rrs.r. s.s-ps,...

Colonel Billy Wood Is one Of the boss
snorers Of the Comstock. His reputation.
like the sound Of his horn. has spread far
aud wide. He went to Carson last Mon
day and got hold Of one Of Flyers beat
cigars. II was stronger than he 10 sccus-
toned to smoke and its fumes overcams
him. Coming up on the cars he fell
asleep and commenced his fog-vhistle
solo. Being unable TO awaken him the pas
sengers determined TO have revenge In
some way. Around the car windows were
stuck . number Of hotel advertising cards.
These were stuck in the Colonel's hat
band. They gave him . refreshingly bold
appearance. He looked like . New York
hotel runner on the rampage, while Ar
lingtou House and Ormsby House bubbled
over his hat brim In direful confusion. II
would have been . ain 10 have told him Of
his plight. Arriving at the depot be was
immediately surrounded BY an admiring
crowd. and rubbing open his eyes. the gal
liant warrior WAS conscious thath e was never
so conspicuous before. He remembered
that he had only been gone u day. and
tho present ovation allied his heart with
pride. His step had alofty. military mo-
ton. When he reached d street i've hun
dred hoodlums had gathered around him.
.' Shoot the hat .. Mash the sixsr." and
such other enigmatical expressions greeted
the ears Of the great lobbyist. AT last be
81 dropped to the racket" - n OF tho
boys explained. and with . few rapid
strides he reached The back entrance OF
ALL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
WAR CLOTHING HOUSE.

We haye sought by al fair and hooorsbis
means 10 gain the confidence Of the community
10 which we live. Our motto and belief hai
ever been that Honesty 10 the Best Policy
by jud 'cious buying. strict economy. fair deal
ing and strict attention 10 business, We have
gained and intrbd " rrtAin the confidence and
.,od will II the people OF storsy county. IN
ORDER " accommodate our iafge and growing
patronage We have opened . branch clothing
hou-e In Ga d Hall. ~ send &C nothing Of the
Kind In aoii Hill or vindnis CITY. TINS store
ne Intend 10 run In connection with the nbs IN
Virginia City, 10 - TO accommodate both ends
Of the Cjmsiock. Both storss will b. supplied
Of eli tim 9 eth tho very latest styles. and .
stock Of goods which. In quality. quantity.
variety and cheapnees,. cannot BE- excslled b.
auy clothing .houss In The ytats. Oar stotks Of
the state. Our boyp' snd youths stock 10 I'm.
mense. In the line Of hAts. eaps, boots and
shoes. aud sents' furnishing soods, Ne defy
competition. Friends and pstrons OF Virginia
City and uo d Hill. reno abr that We have 81.
ways q cit fairly and squsrely With you mat
We never have tried 10 make you believe that
We sell goods below cost. while actually max.
Ina Q pront. Oar motto has siwsys been
"Falr Dealing" We intend In thu future. %
In the pact. 10 make it 10 ,our sdvanisys 10
psironis- us. by nrst, buying our goods In the
Rart. which va can do a rates that win enable
us g., pvll again, 81 nsures inst will always give
,ou the full worth OF Jour noaey . secondly.
by fair. honest and &C ommodaing dealing
member this place. Pistt 4 Rich. Halls build.
iLg, ooposits the Nsws once. Main street,
GolG Hili. aud 10 south O stree, Wrctpis
CITY. Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26

SALOON IMrRovENESr.-That favorite
old place Of resort, the Wedge saloon.
kept by stephens a Peters In Maynard's
block. Main street. is being thoroughly
o~verhauled and renovated. and fitted up in
first-rate style for 4 new and h~ourishing
campaign. II Is being newly painted
throughout. repapered, and will receive .
new fioor. Stephens a Peters propose re-
opening their saloon In . few days with .
fresh supply Of choice beverages and all
the cozy comforts which hAv always
characterized the old Wedge.
FINE CoRsKr.-Bob stephens, . menu
Der Of tho Washington Guard Band. sent
to New York for . fine d tiat cornet. II Ar
rived by express yesterday morning and Is
really q fins instrument. IL was manu-
featured by y. Besson. les Hueston Road.
LONDON. 1t 10 Furnished with the echo
attachment and other fancy arrangements.
In sIDstness OF tone 10 cannot be excelled.
Bob is very properly proud Of his new in
strument.
NOVELTIES AND BARGAINS. Madame
Aglo has just returned from San Fran
cisco with one Of the finest stocks Of goods
| ever brought to this market. and includes
some rare novelties In Spring and summer
hats. Madame Aglo's assortment OF mil
linery and other fancy goods IL full and
elegant. Her establishment 10 II the cor
ner of @ and Union streets, Virginia City.
The lalies will not fail to see her.
Masonic SociAL.-A bonbon social will
be given at Masonic Hall in Gold Hill to-
morrow evening. The bonbons have been
received from San Francisco and are said
10 lie % most attractive appearance. These
socials will soon DO discontinued for the
season. Those who wish 10 avail them
selves 90 an opportunity for enjoying .
pleasant evening should not fail 10 30
present Professor varney's band will
furnish music.
ARTICLES FILEp.-Thsre was yesterday
filed in the Office OF the County Recorder
. certified copy Of the articles Of incorpor.
alton 81 the Globe Gaslight Company.
Capital stock. 81. 900. 900. Trustees, III.
Palmer. william Newton Meeks. Israel y.
Knox. Charles ID. Kendall John u.
Meeks. who have subscribed Tor $SOO,DVo
VI the capital stock.
CouPLINENrARIEs.-The NEWS scknowl.
edges the receipt Of two complimentary
tickets 10 the grand concert Of Madame
Camilla Urso which il 10 take place 81 the
National Theater. Virginia City. on The
evening Of May 5th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
Nasiesai aaard Hall.

Mrs. Laura Stevenson Church will take
. benefit next Saturday evening in Ma
tional Guard Hall. Virginia. Mrs. Church
has at all times bsen free 10 volunteer her
services for the benefit Of others. and her
accommodating spirit Is now to receive
substantial recognition Of the hands Of her
many friends. Upon the occasion named
there will be produced. for the first time
In Virginia City. the play Of "Balkerris."
. dramatization by Mrs.. Church from the
Scottish novel. "Por Lack Of Gold" She
will 10 assisted by . full dramatic compa-
NY Of talented artists. Mr.. Ward will play
the character Of August Lamb; W. q. o.
borne will play Balkerrie; fslice Gennssy
and Katy fAlk will also appear. and the
Orphsus Glee Club will sing. Tho enter
tainment will 10 enjoyable.