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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

iE 'pgr,HFHs nErARTNENr or ARzoNA} OFFICE or CHIEF CpNU'~,ARY oF SUBSISiEN /
 rEE-CuTr X. S-Vt. 20 1877. S,a'ed j7oposas in pcac rIth a copy of this ad- vsre.pynt attached will be received ih,s office and the offices of t.e Aoipg Assistant Commissaries of Subsistence of each Of te Posts named herein until l2 oclock r,ou. November Is' ls.7 for ,he supply of inc following quantities Flour Corn Meal Beans and Humuy. viz.
 At Camp Apache. t) olo Polni. Flour, : coo pounds Be-a-, slJ pounds Horiuy
 Camp Bowie. g-] p1aui> Flour sCJ pounds Corn Nea'; 4,J pounds Beans; 1. pound, Hoainy. Camp Grant. 5t 900 Ioua l- Flour LOJ1 pounds Corn Meal, 'J.0 bounds Beans 70 pound, Homiuy. Camr well, 36ol pounds Flour so pounds Corn Meal, $50 pounds Beans. soo pounds lIomuy. Camp Mcdowell. 12 5oO pounds Flour 800 pound. CorE Meal, ooo pounds Beans JoO pounds Hom ny Camp Mitve. 2O Goo posnds Flour 800 pounds Corn Meal, @'o0 pounds Beaas, aJo pounds Hominy Camp Thomas. 9 Oo) pounds Flour. SCO pounds Corn Meal. 300 pounds Beans. 300 pounds Hominy. Camp ysri. 3Le0o pounds Flour, sO0 pounds Corn Meal, 45Jo pounds Beans 500 pounds Hominy. Fort wairplc 5jooo pound, Flour sOJ pounas Corn Meal 2oo pounds Eean., 'oo pounds Humiuy. Fort lqma :a l11 pounds Flour. 500 pounds Corn Meal. 3oO' pounds Beans, 11o rouras Hominy. Blank F,Ims. Ius'rEc'iou- Conditions etc. will be furishe by ;he A A. atany of the Posts named or by fine uudersgu proper application for the same Contracts dtd under 'hs advertisement shall not be construed involve the United States in any bliraion for paymen'si tbe appropriation granted by Congress for the purpose.
 CHAs. ?. EAGAN.
 Capt. and C. S.. |. $. A. Sept. q. VA
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VARIABLE RANCH SOLD.

CHANGED HANDs.-A. s. Clough has pur- chased the ranch Of j. W. Curtis at Point of Rocks, for $2,250, and Mir Curtis will start with bis family in a short time to overtake his flock of sheep, somewhere near Santa Fc, \. M., where they will probably win ter, and continue on either tu Texas or Ar kansas in the Sprng. This ranch, with it's admirable and ntVer-iiiing water priveii-
 lcge. it, proximity to the Prescott market,
 its rich soil, iiue start of choice fruit trees, and other advantages, Is perhaps the most desirable spot ot it, size in Arizona for fruit aud vegetable ranch. Mir. ClOugh will remove his family onto the place m the Spring. and in the meantime has already mmenced hauling lumber for iumin., etc, With the intention ot bringing out all
 there is in thc place in the way of making it a pleasant home and profitable prop crty. There are on the place, of full bear ing size, over hundred peach trees of the very choicest varieties; besides, the melon
 lands alone have usually yieldcdoye 5000 year. Much of the best land on the place Was allowed to be idle this season and grow
 up with bushes; the water, which has come iu a bold stream throughout the season
 within a short distance ot the garden, was allowed to waste away in the sand without doing any good. All this will now be changed, and every resource of the place taken advantage of. MT. Clough will con- tinue the lime business at the oid place, un-
 les, he meets with a purchaser for the bu- siue,s. iu which case he will sell that out for less than half what the buildings would cost to put them up now, to say nothing of his lime -kilus. which have been constructed at large expense. lis reason for wishing to sell the lime business is Rot because II does not pay. as he feels quite sure of being able to more tha& clear the price he asks for il within three months, but hls desire Is to devote his entire time and energies 10 the improvement of the ranch winch he has purchased. and on which he expects to spend the remainder of his days on Earth In other words. he has started in to make 1t a
 lifetime business, and unless he is obliged
 to continue the lime business for want of
 purchaser. he don't want anything to at-
 tend to but the ranch.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19
LEGAL.
Application for a Patent.

To T1r SECOND Nor1I EXTENSION oN Inr GEEr EA.iE Nrs- No. al
 [. :. L,sp OFFICE Frrscotr A T.,
 Sept slst lo77. Notice !, h,rsls given that J \ Rode burg < Co by sh-ir dsy an-a lsri agent .iui N Ha.i-lhurg whose Dps; o''rr a.d,s. i> Prescott, \ r has iAs day f-i he aTl''aton Or Tsfc'f i"' "re 'bous -ud (, ou0) linear '.' "t t.r 'nd N th ENfentuu tbe Grey Ea- Nfre'- ,s.u lsarrC gold vi'h surface ground tro hundred - r} fr,; ia sfiib -iuat- yiug and being 2. th. . scr Mining Di,trct Count, of layaiai and Tsrriio-v ut Atizpt. and known desgnar~d by -si uu.as and "Hci1 plat hv n this ufic Lot Nur b,r f.r'y seven (47) iu unsurvel ed lands
 The ,At,r.rr boundaries oi s-ii Lot No 47 being "I"vs tU-vf: Nar'atl i4- o5. east. cominencitg a ee1'tr G ledge south boundary o' claim thence 5s9 i7' D. ajuug boundary of calm loo feet to corner ot claim aud monument N". !. 'rum which Red ak Ire" ms dta flazci and marked e D." bears i6- g.. E distant 9 i White Oak free ls ius da hlazrd and s1ark.d Co e F. bears 1 s5 r., dist 65 r. q Pine ir.s d ius. ds hszri and ma. ked " C E. b-nrs 4-' Is N dis: a9 Q. thence 3i s Ealong boundary "' c-. iDi3 feet to corner of claim and monument NJ from which h9u'd,r,u S l. slope ot Nil Wasson % irti hisa ieei nng eei wide marked on center oi larr Ui-u . by ms bears 53' 3I " distant ls5 1T White uaS Tree ias. dl. bazrd and marked ''G E. hte-, - ]. l., d1,t. ts Q; thence 1s i' W tio-C N boundary oi aim 2r ieet io \ W corner of c.H and ur,uuwrut No. g. from which th. houlStr rabi,liHe fhe Joe .u vf monument No ; bear, \ 3G7 l i. ais'. s f. thence 2i' 3s w. aloug " bourdary . cl.w lto9 u. Go W coruer of claim and monument N. r'm utt,h IuUit"r Tree. Hs dja. tl1zei and marked "G F. learsS 4 W di,t 5lr thence s-2 3I' r. aong boundary of claim 100 n to center of ledge an place o beg uulns containing four illoO fi ilOo) acres.
 This claim Is b undet he south by the First North r euiru the Ggy Eagle Lode. The location of this mine duly reoofde u tue K.cories Ofce ol YaVapai County. Au@uaa Irfntory, in B.Os E. 2 oI Mines at 'o,.u 3l4 of tEc EccosLs uf sid C.uuty.
 Any and a persons clau4iug adversely any portion of sad Second N,rh Extension lie Grey Eagle mine or sa d mining ground htreubeiofe described are re. qirea fife their adver'e claim Niih the Register of the United Land Ofce Prescott in inc Territory of Arizora during the siNty days period publication he. iuey will be Dalsei py rtge oi i.g provisions o; the NiaiGte
 WILLIAM \. KELLY, Register.
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RETURN or THE COAL HUNTERS,

Some weeks since. as We nUtiCoa n the MINER, Philip K2hlhcy CT and Chas. Black burn left here in a spring wagon for the purpose of exploring some coal mine, which Blackburn discovered some years ago They went by way Gf Florence and thence some eighty miles up thc GjlH. to NTiyipa C4n- yoR. nnt far from Camp Grant. where. sure enough, they found Unmi,takabe evidence, of coal measure, ut Vcry considerable eX- tent The specimen, brought back with them are taken from the surface and are quite hard and break with lU-trouS fiact- urc. which is said iu bc l characteristic ot anthriciic coal. The strata lIc iu horizon tal position. in 50 sandstone formation. and cover an area of from l,G9D to 2o9o acres. They proceeded tJ lacs,- tae ground. a7 fol lows.
 Tac coal measure Va, lail eff into five sections, j2u acres each. making in tLc az gregate l.GJJ acres. Five associations ,,c.c then formed with three men in cachass5cia- ton and the five locations were made there being one man of each association on the ground. Charles Blackburn. Philip Kohl heyer. w W. Hyde, A. J. Thibodo, W. r. Higgins and ten others comprising the Com pany.
 The location is about S) miles southeast from Florence, within thrce miles of one of tsc preliminary lines ol survey for the <. r. R. R.. seven miles from another and about twenty-two from another. Should this loca- ton prove To be as rich in coal as the parties interested believe it to be it i, the very best property in the Territory. They put men to work on it with instructions to sink fifty
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summons,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL District, Territsry of Ar zona. County of lavaVaL
 ALBERT o. NQYEs
 tfrsus
 TnE FINAL GOLD AND SILVEE MINING COMPANY Action brought in the District Court pf the Thiri In. dcia District in and the County of YayaIai in th, TerTitory of Arizona
 Ihs Territory of ArisoHa sends grseti,g Co hs Pnol t0ld aud Siirer Mining Company
 You are hereby summoned and required to appsar in action brought asnst you ny the above named plain iih in the District Court of e Third Judicial s, ct n and for the County of lavapa in the Territory of Ar zora. and answer the complaint filed with ue Clerk nf inA Cour Ri PTrtc0tt in said County ca copy of which complaint Acoompap!ss this summons). within twenty days (e<cusye of the day sesvice) after the service upon you Gf this summons, served in this County but f served out of The County and within this District then within thirty days in all other eases forty days And you hereby utifed that if you fail ear and the complain; above required the va uN will take iu gmen by default against for the sum of ur hundred and fysix dollars (s4j6l and costs aud dis bursemenis iu this behalf eHpcud-d
 Given under my hand and The Seal of the said District Court. at Prescott this It day of August A D ls-7 1 l.. S WILLIAM WILkERSON Clerk
 By JoHN LLOYD Deputy. HOWARD AND MAsTERsoN, Attorneys Gy P.y.
 augJlON
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19
LEGAL.
summons.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL District Territory of Arizona, County of YavaIs'i
 IsABEiLN WtENlAwsKt
AIuEur Wnxt,wsKL

AJuEar WiFNtAWsKL
 Action brought in ha District Court uf the Tfrt Ja- dcial Disici in and ff th. County 0f Iavaps n the TsrritrY of ArznnA
 Thc TsrTory oC Arisona ssas greeting Co AJrr Wisp alcskt.
 You are hereby suumonel an required appsar u au action brought aganst hy he above named plaintiff in th- pstrri Cour of the Third Judicial DFct a and for th County YavaFai iu The re ritoy of Ar znua and the compsin' hsd with tAe Clerk co fh's Court at Prescott in sad Ctuatv ta uupy u whic cfn. plsint accompanies ihis summops) wiiha tweut' days vNcusiVr of the day of srSicr aicr ihr service uTu you of thid summons f serNsd ig ihis t"untyi but h nf the C.uutv. and Wihin th, bstfic Inc . within thirty days Ca ali other ca-es tsfty days
 And yo,l afe hereby naH.l that you M tapP ar aud th. complaint ahvu req tir-! thr pHiut VIII take iadglzeuf by deisal against you sud apply to inc for the relief drmandei in her said compaat and costs aud disbursements in this behalf eNp-uurd,
 Given ua,tef my hand and tAe seal o tle sai District Court at Prescott, this gib day i September A p le4s u.Sl WILLIAM WILKINSON Gle k A F. FoKBEs Attorney for plausiG. sepi7 G1d
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

THo~E WuIrE BENR.-IIcnry Herbert assures u, thtt the boys were not mistaken in suppo,ine they saw white bear al the Bill Williams Mountain, as he saw them himself and with hi, mountain experience, he would not likely be fooled with a sheep. They SAW three large bear together: one was sort "f dirty ash color all over; the other two were dark along the back with a,hy white sides. They were too large for the common black bear, and yet they weIe uos grizzlies. Whc'h.ror not they are new to n.tgra.Is,s We cannot siy, bat certain il is that they are rod common, and the tc>ti- mony of Herbert relieves thc boys of ic>s experience. from the impuia,ion of getting scared at a sheep.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

FROM ALEUQUEBQUE.-The Review of the 9th mention, the existence If much sickness along the Rio Grandc and Mesilla Valleys, mostly chjIl> and intermittent fcycrs.
 Mr McGinne-, incliacs his paper in favor of the Turk. and publishe, extracts 10 prove that God is mad at the Russian Church for not supporting the Pope. and has chosen the Turks 10 chastise that people for their h.r,-v.
 The paper i, devoted, as usual, almost en- tirely tp Pr!c-tly affairs. Speaking of the Popr'- la-, o! temporal power it copies an article which ~lys. By tlc brute power of mi@i. over right the King ot Sardinia tri- umphel etc. Long iyt the prisoner of the Vatican, King though cro"nlcss and in chains.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19
.tnnrIN. s.rn.l.

T. (. Sdlweu. who has been il the cm- ploy of George Young. shot and fatRjly wounded Jesus Bc-a, Mexican employed by the said Young. under the following cir cumstanccs. at camp near Miilers ranch, last evening Bcca was employed ye,tcr- day morning, the day he was sAot), by MT. Young. as cook for his train. and pro- cecded to cook supper fog the team~Jers. etc. of the train, making tca for drink. The cmplovcs were summoned to parakc ot the meal prepared. Sti.weN Fcrcciving that Bega had made tc1 instead oi coffee, asked why he had not made coffee. Whercupoa Be2a responded that he had only com mcnccd cooking that day and did not know that coffee was preferred, and that had he been aware of thc fact he would have made coffee instead of ttl. SUiNcI then told Bega that he va, damned '.grca>er' S. of a b.. and did not know how ta cook, any way: whcreunon thr Mexican struck S,il- well over the head with shegel, .nl he in turn was shot through ihe lungs with pi>- tol bullet. An examination Wa~ held th.s afternoon. before Justice Carter, and the de- fendant acquitted. S,i.a..l ha,iug sulrcn- dc.cd himself for examination.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

THE REWARD The Postmaster General has offered reward of S200 for the arrest of the robber, or for each robber engaged in robbing the mail near Wickenburg Gov ernor Hoyt as we have said offers $500 and Wells Fargo ,S Co. $:10 These rewards aggregate Sl00) besides Wells Fargo & Co. offer one fourth Of all the money recovered that was taken from the express which would if all were secured amount to $JO0 more-making ia all $500. still with all these inducements there appears to be no prospect of catching the bold free booter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19
Assessment Notice.

To Charles Reyes II. Pettibune l.. si.yer Snd y'sePl pr,v owners lu The TagaH lode. Hi'nhug AiSies District YaVapai County, AriznnA Tsrfi'"fy
 You are hereby notified that u you dl b"t aIi+a within ninety days from ih- of rhis Bonee and iS to Frank SchaiE and John M Derwin, your ffoi"t'o' of the a..e.smeu required by law, th" will claim . fFfrtpFe oi your interest ID ssla nin" "i '
 FRANK SCHULTZ.
 JOHN M DERWlS. Prescott August C. ls77. d"
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u.s.L.xp OFFICE. PRtscorr. AT

|. $. LAND OFFICE. PREscoTT. A. T.
 Augss, 3Oth. ls77. T. hs AHaatic and Pacife R. R. Co. dHd Lathe' Elltn aHd Jaaass $. Taomas. GrsetiHg: Notice Is hereby given that by Commissioners letter. \ bearing date of Jsly lsth, i537. The entry of George Brower covering oi w ; of Sec g7 ard r. q of < W of Sec 3i Township li N r. Is held for approval subect io appeal If taken wiibin U days frum ihc dae hereof The sad tract within The hnits of the withdrawal fr the Aantc and Pacific R Co The right of the R. + attached by definite location March l2th. ls72
 By proof submitted t is shown that LutheT Eii and James S Thoua. both qualified Vre enPtors. re- siding upan portions Of The above described tract si Inc time tAe rigLi of The Compsuy Ettaehed.
 WILLIAM \. KELLY. Register. Aug 3lst 60 days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19
SlIillnl0nS,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL District, Territory of AriL.,nA County cd lavGIai
 GUILFuEu HATHAWAY
 
 THE FINAL GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY. Action brought iu hr District Caart of tHe Tsri Jl cAl Dsuict in ani isr Hoe County oi Ya,a.t u ,he T-rrit q "f Arix.,ga.
 Ihe Territory o -gisoH1 ssHds gre tiH9 Co t+f Iiaa! God aEa Stirc AsHng toHipUBg bJo,lsAt. You ar- hereby summoned and rsquirsl tp appear To acuu brought against you by tA- above named PH1. iit. iu the District Court uf The Ihd JuiriH Dsr.rt n and for th County uf layai iu ih- Territory I Ar i"ua. and the cnfupJu llvd Wiia fr Clerk o' ihis Court Prescott in sad County copy uf hr complaint arcomYanlrs this summousl wsAi1 furuf, days tcNcusye oi hc day "i se,i,r1 aer the .rvlrr uI-lu you of fhs u served ID is County, bsi i s"rve out oi hs County aul within hi, District the within thir days in a.i .fher ca-i iu-tf tRt.. And you hereby ro..tei ta.i v yuu itf arYc5r anal at-Ver ih' I'eiu ab.y, required tt- I.isfd will fas- iurn-u by dviau't sgaiasi yuu tg. hua- ds-d and inrfy and galJp aud and dsH,lrss- nlcnf, 'u this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand aud The seal of fine saiI Disc, Cru l. at Prescott 'is 2l.t day of Ju-c A D. I-.- IL :. WILLIAM WItKEBSoN. Clsrs.
 JpUN LLolp DyTufy RUsn X WELLS, Attorneys ior plaintiff.
 i,22il0
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Hon. Thomas Fitch tclegraphs that the next steamer will leave Yuma on the 18th, and that rather than wait at that place. will take the stage for Florence, and will there fore not return to Prescott nutil after the term of the District Court in Pinal County which conyencs on the 2ld Monday iD November.
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TERRITORY OF ARIzoN. :, ,,,,,,r,,,,. COUNTY OF YAYAPAL rersRs

SAM LEE, Defendant.
 WHEREAS:
 by virtue st an order of sale iSsued on, of the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and t,, inc c, VI ,hNal ai aud Territory of Arizona dulv a,es,aJ o. Ihc 'h day ot September. lS77. by which am conman I'd 10 proceed to notice of sale and to sell inc f,o, described premises tO-wif: ~ -'''"nS
 lha' certain iac and parcel of land .itua,ed In h C"uniy oi iaNapai and Territory of Arizona ana ,n, sA miles east Of the Village Prescott, and I, G | oelnE "h lower Lynx Greek and de.crbed an,l L,,a 'N 'oioWs Commsnc ng at the fallen nine tree anS - u'uE UP Lynx Greek in westerly direction ona ,o;I. thence m n noriherly direction one tour,hof n ,a;ia thence m an easierly direction one mil. ,hr,a. I u southerly direction ene-fourth of A mile ,o The i oi orsi-ning embracing all Improvements timber anS
 WHEREAS duly advertised the sam. in ,h. ,r. i'"scined by law. io be sold Public Auctio. , ,n S"nIt House door m said County on the oah d,. ". St ,eme-r' ie'I and on said day sold the same t o 'H"o Allen he being the highest and best bidder ,bsrs
 WUFRE.s. -rbss.., ,, and pay for the same. " iAe anu
 THEREFORE: Notice is hereby given tha, on S''urday' the 27th Day of October 1e77 Al i2oc.ock noon in front oi thc Court Hon.o ,n ,
 "n "' ffescoit 10 sad Couaty aud Territory win o io e and proceed to rese at pub lic ac,Inn , hh '' u'ueF hI cash the above described premises , s 'H thereof a' 'may be necessary satsiy tb. srn,,, & -.tr o'uer directed 10 be made, aud all costs pra.,.,. ,-,- ED. Y. BOWERS, Sheriff
 lFe'eo' Arizona, October $, lsT7.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

ASENToNoIoGICALC CUEIosITY.--Dr Thib- odo brought into this office this morning the queercst specimen of a Big Bug" that we ever saw About two and half inches in length by one and half broad with a head of monstrous shape bearing two horns above and a long projecting spear extending from the under jaw, ii such monster can ba sad to have q jaw The Dr. calls it aA Arizona nightingale. Mr. Howard classes II among the Orgc'8S ChorjneuS. We propose the name OrvcfuS THbidW.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

Cor MARRIED.-In Saturday, Daily Mi NER We promised sequel to the story of q romance in real life, involving the rather precipitatc departure of two young people on the Southern Icund stage of that morn ing. The teicgrams scng from here to Wickenburg, hy the parents of the young lady, accompanied by one from the Shcritl peremptorily demanding thcjra arrest, unless they should immediately get married. had the desired effect. The parties were joined in the bands of wcd.ock. by Justice \. Il Peoples, and proceeded on their way rc- jaicin@. in th- direction of California.
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Notice.

ToJ ] Johnson csowner u!th the under.,gnei 10 'na M
 csr,alu min,ug lOcalon elsim on The poy's isas
 thy Peek Miuing district ,n 'he NoN NY Iith .f Ian.
 nary lr9T .. ..., ,,i,h.
 Y. are hereby nstihsd that h yea do rot afrest m I p ninety dar. from the date hcTe'f and Fay !" @ , t ,y ,rfi.n of ths assessment and "NiTnHi " fr the ,rar lssG a. required by law ihs undrfs clam a usirtare of your iR'sr-s, in saii Hs'Hh s n','a" hE " h 'n ' H. BAiN. prsscott Arizona, September lt, is3g WI
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Goldwater * Bro loaded McNeils team at Ehrenherg. October 9th, with freight for the following parties: G. $. P. & Co. 20 pkgs; NJ. ". K, pkg: O. L.. pkgs;J J. R. 36 pkgs; Dr. G, ? pkgs; C. C. B., pkg>; F. $. pkg; K. X <. pkgs; |. G., l5 pkgs: A. VI. X E.. 1 pkg ]. c. & Bro, l93 pkgS;-27,lO pounds. Elders team with freight for $. L. pkg; C. P. II. X Co.,, 62 pkgs; VI. l.. R., 1 pkg: J. c. < Bro, pkg>: F. G. F.. pkg; ]. R., pkgs; C. B. R. l pkg. Total, ll.Oo0 pounds. Bancroft's fast freight team was To load on the 10th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19
Stone Cuttin


 We called to-day at the stone yard Of Jack Hill on Willis street between Moutczuma and Granite, where he is cutting m1nu- mcnt consisting of seven pieces, out of beau tiful sandstone from the quarry below town. The three bases are already completed and are elegantly chi-sclcd. On these is to be placed aa chciisk, panaeicl on two sides. the other two hayiu. plain faces for letter ing with ueat border cut round the uargc1 this is a beautiful stone aad is nearly com pleted Surmountjng the uhcii>k is cap, artistically executed on which is to rest a Spirt some four feet tall ot polished sand stone and on top o- tnc spiTc l, Co be another cap. making ihc whole structure when com plctcd just ten feet above ground. This monument becomes a matter of special in tere-t as being thc first one ever cut or set up in Prescott 8ad assures these who htve friends buried in yur cemeteries that they can now maik thc places in a substantial manner either by cructin4 - monument oi enduring sand stone or 1T something modest k preferred. @ very neat and comparatively inexpensive tomb stone of the same material. Such monUmcnt as the one now being put up would readily. we are assured, command six or seven hundred dal.drs ia Ean Fran cisco, and Jack is ready to receive orders and make them for half that amount
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

Richard B. Carlcy lief. to-day for his ranch on Salt River. Having sold his team during this trip hc propose, let teaming alone in future and devote his entire time to his ranch on the Tempe ditch. six miles east of Iaydcn's Ferry. This ranch is one of the best if not the very best ranch in Salt River Valley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

MARRIAGE OF PETER E. BRANYEY.-Peter has been gone long time 10 Canada, and we fad begun to suspect him of being en- gagged iu smuggling English goods GcEoss the line for his trading establishment at Fort WhippIe. The following notice, how ever, which We clip from the Ottawa Citizen of September 20th. lets tho cat out of the bag:
 MARRIED--Att the Roman Catholic Church 0,ooodn. on the l;th inst. by the Rev. Father Du seur, Ellen NJ, eldest daughter of Wm F. Kearn>, of O>goode. to Peter B. Brannen. merchant. nf Prescott, Arizona. L. x. and youngest son of the late James Brannen, of East lIawkesbury.