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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

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~tisntsn. Der aud ibsr Ropiidmsrssn tlast,
bsrubiseno] /: Ran. aus ben 2opflamer.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14

mats, which they make speciality or
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
Mhloh lhey ollerateXlreme low figures.
lhty also Keep on hand The most com.
plele ana llnest llne0i neck wear aud
hosiery IN the Wy In view of the
ABOVE slern mcls, we. can cheerullye
rev mnend Nll OF our citizens and the
public generally, to call around nud
examine their stock, and We ieel con,
udtni that they will coincide with uln
and pronounce H.. NJ. kahu a Bros.
Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14

To all who sre suffering from the or.
Tors aud IndIscretIous Of youth, nery.
Gus weakness, early decay loss Of man.
mood etc. ! viii send u recent that
VIII cure you, free OF charge This
great remedy was discovered hy a
missionary IN South America. Send "A
s,elf addressed envelope to the Rev
Joseph lnman, station d, Billie Home,
New York CITY Al sept23.eud.w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14
GRAIN avn nNrADNTUvr.

WHEAT Receipts more liberal, fully
equal 10 the demands No cred 81 lhal 90
choice OOgl 10, medium aas w; lower
grades OO0Wc.
OATS zoe.
RlE-NOno offered
BARLEY kEED-9ic.
COnN-leX,h, IA shuck, a0lOo.
,,HAf--1 OO9lO " per ton; Hungarian and
Mi,let SlO@l2,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14
COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

The monetary market Is somewhat string
en- COR onlslle business, but there Is ampl,
funds for legitimate business aud CONNER
clul purposes
GOLD Bnylng lnrgo pieces "a, small / Ui
selling large " small %.
HlLNEN.- Nominal.
There Is nut INT 10 gold or silver In market
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Z, pee cent
disco unit; bank, par
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14

FOR tho week ending Aug. 10, 1871,
Furnished THE HERALD 10y d. ". barnett,
Reporter in this City for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
stock on hand September lstu, 2ij
Received this week ..."..,.,.,...., '
Received previously .."."".,o,.o A3ol9
Received since september lstm B,S2O
----
A,O9}
shipped this Week,.,.,,.,......,.".,
Shipped preyiously ....,...,....... 1854
Shipped since september LIST" S,y'O
stock on hand ...,................... l28
COTTON MARKET,
Market dull. Middling 81, Low Mid
ding 81 Good Urinary "a
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest perature"...,,...,,',, ..,.',,,.'. w
Lowest emperature".......,.....,.. a.
Average temperature AZ II m..,"..,,,,...' "
Rainfall III lnches..,.,.......,''..'' ,;
ID. W. BARNETT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14
LIME AMI VEMENT.

LIME-The best quality IN barrels is worth
2Si IN bulk, 81 90; ordinary Dallas, 2jc, pei
bushei
CEMENT- Resemble Is worth 81 u barrel
Dallas. ~ &c.
PLASrEn Is worth 81 50 u barrel
lhe supp yiot the above mentioned arti-
les isample demand fair; market tirm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14

FLOUR-Fair demand, which is met freely
al the following quotations: Crescent, IN
sacks a uO; san JHclnto SO 70; Empire % 90
NAN So -; Eagle 50 W; Magnolia, Ia sacks,
q lDsu co. rOdd's xxx, S3 IS; state
Central NNNA, S8 80; Choice Family, Si2j;
star Mills Xxx 81 90,
BRAN--trOm 40 to 5jc.
CORN MEAI,-UUc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14
The MnBURN WAGON has stood
the Texas climate for ten years.-dwm


At the foot of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many
hard battle during the war. On tnat
same ground, nearly forty years ago q
victory was gained more glorious lns ,l
any gained by our armies. A remedy
was there discovered for liver Diseases .5,
that excited the wonder OF scleh'llc
men and physicians. Purely vese ..',
Die, it excelled ID curative propeIllt,s
the mineral drugs, such rs caloule,i
d and was as harmless To the system aiiu
almost az pleasant tn the tas'e as u ~.
fee. This world, famous remedy y ~
A. q. simmons Vegetable Liver Med
ieine. manufactured by VI. A. Thed
ford & Co, Chattanooga, Tenn. IL y
for sale by all druggists, who have s' 20
some trial packages which wiz ne
given to all applicants free oil eha'ge'
jun2T-d&w1m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14
the LEADING Ulo tnlug n ou-e Of Dali'

The Leading clio thiug ou-e"i Da'''
M. Kahn d Bro. Justly claim this
egotistical title, on account Of iheir
having the most extensive stoek Q
well made clothing in the city o. "a
las, and a. good a. il kept ~ calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, ana they propose TO sell lheii
goods as cneep ~ the cheapest, ana
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
a glance at their stock W convince
anyone as to the truth their ass +
tons. They also keep a frsi-clssS
stock Of mems fur sDing goods, con
sisting Of compete stock OF mems
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


GAIv GsrDN, August IS -uold sl,O5@slob
silver g0c@p0r. Exchange-'New YORK slghi
I@l2 premium. New Orleans siBht par an"
a pi emium.
NEw YORK, August 49, Stocks opened
lower but since advanced. Joney y per
cent. Gold 81 OjA. Exchange long "a So
short 81 S6l5. SAFE bonds quiet. Govern
ment bonds FIRM.
Gold opened 81 OSL,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14

The MILBURN il the only wagon
In market made from se,Ond growth
Ohio tinher.- auglOd&0lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14

v,v yopE August 3.--Night-Flout--
~, M 81 io tl5c lower FOR eXpOr demanui
snUsfanp western and state = o'9 20 ".
an nyur lower, common 10 lelI .N.e 80. ~ 49,
goni To- choice 90 Ng- 20, ana up 70 :, H., H.
sHHI" vhaot dull ana heavy, western stsu.s
.,,,,,, In,F.r. .priug also easier A. - 4'9i -
NJ" a. Stern and Kentucky - ol' ll ~
smbsr southern a 3gl ~; ioi whlS i,'-f-.,
4 n. 20 so. winter rel AuBu-1t, i5.,,i..7
s; "a bid 81 ~ a,A,n' m 1sa A's6st: o..
.,i.1 ,restern. strlcily choice, ulci 1870
sst.rn csc. oats less active STATE "i'h'N'
material change. 80, t5..,-
p.,T,voRY. August ls.-Flour duh. How .'s-
"A streat ana western supeInnr - &c.,
srtra 8, l596 90; family W 80 VI" lo,,bern
a dem9ud good ~ ueciiue. 'oi.lh - y -
oseI,J ~ -, m me n flai Is. Amber VI 80
- No . Westefn wi ter RED poi 81 =. =,
49,, m t0is: september ~ sf Oet. ,',.
~ ~. Noyrfiber 81 -. southern coIu quiIt
esste-n and We tern ullii ~.
| srn white C46jc; yeilo" VI IL -
cru 80 August i8-Fiour dull and
81. TO-. - 1pfv iobbing trade. VIII Al ~ I.
| Wy h. 4 III 49,. . ORR iuAeuNe. ~. :
/ ~. - 49,. Oats dull. Nu.Z i'e uil.
IT, dtmef 81 Sc bid. hissS ~, irii.
0g PORK inactive ~ ~ ~ .l1. N =. -
~ ~ - asEed. Bulk meats duii, p y.
/ VINE - and clear SIDES hacnh oulli
i9t eisaI go clear rib sides Ne clear
side rs Ss,,nstsf1ss -. cattle verS SLOW
and unchshst"'
hides and wool.
n..-.-ox Angus, D = Hides-ihe mar = zel
GAbF E-lvnt f.--.af lie: light sailed -
Illst tsss -: damaged haif price, ~ 49, -.
slss ..i,s5 ~; selected sc; butchers green
'ew0ol-oe. ing.iisht. quotations not given
receipts small
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14
Evening aeport-EI neno!aI.
Cotton Market.

NEW oRLsANs, August l3.-Gold 81 $3.50
81 Oils sight a premium. Sterling bank
s. Y,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14

~ Uljs oleht a pioi''"'''' ''e''5
s. Y.
Cotton Market.
GALVESTON, August l3,-Receipts net, ii
heleA: ross "a bales. sales - bal s. STOCK
Ass bales. exports coastwise y bales Mar
ket nominal -,
Good iddllng.,."..,. u ~ -
Nndling .............. .... lOac 80
Low Mlddling ...... .........., l5qo iVlso
Good ordinary ...........'','." ~ "o
New YoRK, aug. l3.--The cotton market
is dali. ,r,,yr.v
Uplauds .,'''-.'''.' i,2o 10
Sales BOG bales. Futures steadler 80.
August II 60all sc; stpte nber II Algit ave,
October II U10il 1875 November 10 s'9ll 40
! Decembel 10 S5@lO NC, ,,l.. ~,
Night-Cottou dull, Uplands llAci VT
Loans 1870. Consolidated net receipts ~;
exports Great Brftian 2b2i continent go
/ sales I2S bales,
LtvpRPolr., August lS.-Noon.-Cotton is
hruer and fractoually d'afer.
SATURDAY. AoSyAi 3
| Midlllng Uplands bd io9
| Niddl,ng Orleans .-6 1854 o4u
sales, II 900 bales; speculation ana export
100 bs es; receipts 1850 bates, all Amer ieah'
| Futures, buye. Is on ring l-S2l more upla az
| low middliug ,musH, Angus anu Sep'eil'
! her delivery o l-3lg6 l-itdi SeptehpeI h,lI
! n,toHrTg 2 32u8i "a: October and November
| lid =. new crop shipped Notember ana
| december by sail, $3.50 ,,.,... ot.,.,
ESQ p. IN -Upland low middiin ~ q, S!a NJ.
! g.ptpinber aud DclOh delivery o'a-u' ~,
.,.,ri,'Gsr and December 6isd; new cfOl
sbipued November aud December 10y san
"Sn n. m.-saies, Am rican, 5000 bales
llIplandS low middling clause August any
september deilyyery % i,ayu' and Noy,mbei
SY - n.-Futures quiet. Uplanislo low mil
ain, clause, new c Up shipped octobt an.
November by sai., l-lbI; November uh'
peceni Der by sail Sdld'
NEW OsLFASs, August 10 Nilht ~ S.,oI
All = les 40 bales, rec ipts mel lVi phi9s
u t,i,, tir,, n N.Y. bales LOuIsianai gross -
nnrxn,ris. stock 1881 bales. ...
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14

GALVESTON, August l3.-Receipts net 81
hoIaA, ross "a bales, sales go bal :, stock
Ass bales. exports coastwise y bales Mar
ket nominal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14

universally recognized as the iavoIlle We o.
planters, cotton pressers, ana shippers VI
cotton generally, the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27
n.a tn Of Daniel Mitchell.

f,nc. more A. -e we called upon Ia chroni- ae fhc death of one of our best citizens, shirh took place a. his residence, yesterday aernoon about 1, o'clock. NIT. Mitchell vrs born at Bridgewater, Mass, on the 9th lax of February, ls01, consequently was at .he fine of his death, little over 70 years r are. MT. NJ. al an early age took up the ,rofession of q Civil Engineer, winch he allowed through life. and was admitted te ae an adcpt in his calling. He emlgrated 64,m Massachusetts 10 Kansas in 1856, and vna there during the border riots s,ietc., and 1ss Captain of a Free State Company lhfongh many years of bloodshcd and tron- t1es that cursed Kansas m its early settle
 rent. NIT. NJ. lived at Junction City, and Ionstitutcd one of the Callcn party that ,migratcd from that place io Prescott itfle over two years ago, and acted, We be licye as treasurer for the Company. He lcaxes wife. son and daughter with us who sre honorcd members of society, and lost one son during the rebellion. young man xe3 wears, who held commission m the Union Army, and served in the division ci Ben. Sherman.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL uis.uct, Territory cf ArEoua, County of Iavapai.
 GtILioEu HATHAWAY
 efrsug
 TuE FINAL GOLD AND SILVER MINING CONTAIN. Artu1 bruelt iH thc District Court of The Third Ju. ie- -te'. io li f1r tbe County of Yavapi. iH the r.fr.taf, cf Arizona
 Ilf fIt5..re ef irssHa s5sfs grtt.tug tbs P.lll G..f IHf St.r-- HtaiH9 CaHpgHg. D.feHdlHt You sr, hereby summoned aud required tp appear in .. brought ag.ius' yUu by ihr above nAued plain i.H lU tle District Court ol tr Thfd Judicial District and ir thr County ut layal in the Territory oi Ar aud answer ;he comp y'lui fled with the Clerk of ts Court Ps~.s"tt. tu said County copy of which ..,ill l'rf accompanies hi, ulHousl, within twenty days ,e8cs-ive of the day of scOicel after the service Bn you of this II served iu this County; but .srvei ost ui thc County and within this District then sifh'u thirty days in all other eases forty days And yug hereby notified that f you fail to appear and he complaint above required the Paiprif al fake Judgment by default against you five hun 5rsd and ;o-yogr aud aalo1 and aud disburse- uleufs in tlis behalf .VTendcd.
 tltgu under my hand and the seal of the said District JlI.t at Prescott tbis 2l 50 day of June A p. le75 IL.Sl WILLIAM WILKINSON Clerk.
 JoHN LLOYD Deputy. RJ-u & WELLS, Attorneys for plaintiff.
 fH,1tl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27

THE TIGER TO BE WoREED.-Wc were shown a telegram this morning from J. II. Helm, who has bonded the Tiger mine for six months. MT, Helm k in san Francisco and tclegraphs Bowers X Richards that he will ship his hoisting works on Saturday next. NIT. Helm has taken the mine for six months, k to do ten thousand dollars worth of work on it, and when the time is up is either 10 take the mine and pay two dollars per share for the incorporated stock, or de liver it over to the owners, together with all the ore he shall have taken out. MT. Helm has examined the property. and in making this arrangement has virtually bet ten thous- and dollars against the chances of a fortune that the mine is bonanza. We hope and believe that he will find It even better than he anticipates, and that the Tiger at last is about to assume its proper place among the large producing mines of the world.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27
Notice.

Ta q \. pckas1u co-owueT with the undersigned iu thai c,ri iniuug iu3iiua claims thr Grey Eagle f.,ir nlsa bS N N Kelly and others tiio l1th day March. is7i .u the Tiger Mining District in ihe County oi NaVala. aud Territory of As.2ous-
 Nuu afr hereby notified ihai Inc undersigned have rasej t he dope sloa thr aiotesad mining claims ui location. tbo of tlr and N-pd ures for ths year lsin required by hc of the ao states, at Cvsi tH gi our huH,re,i duiars.
 Als yoG are hereby notified Co pay tu tho uurrs gue'l at his ri5ce fusrtss ia Prescott iu the aforesaid Cutuy vi Nasalai freTattun of tae sad uust ui ssld iat1r the rate ui tru durs iUr every one huu tired ert "8r t} ou within ninety days from hc scr. yieo ef tn. notice }ou aud n ol failure to uak Q surh ,yasHt viii cla.ua, un,cr thg niuigg aws force tur-eiture ui yuur iHInrsi in sd loratoH or claims. JULIUS \. BODENBUitG.
 and other cogwusfs. Prescott. A. IT, Jaasary il i-4.. ie- dto
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27

Henry Spaulding, of Agua Fria, who keeps one of the best stations on the Pacific coast, is in town making purchases of sup plies for his house. The oft repeated obscr- vation, "the right persons in the right place" has no better verification anywhere than when applied to Mir. and Mrs Spanld- ing in their positions as landlord and land lady of Agua Fra station. And two more lovely flowers never hloomcd in 30 domestic garden than Ida and Emma, the two charm ing little girls whose presence sheds ra- diancc around the place, and a halo of joy into hearts of young and old who seek the good cheer of the station, aud rest from their wandcrines.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27
Another Rich Discovery.

THE ISABEILA.-Anothcr big find on lIumbug has come to light, showing min eral on the surface as far as traced. Four claims of 500 feet each have been located by A. ]. McPhce, Geo. $. Demint, Wm. Gil leSpic and ]. k. Daroche. The mine is sit uated half mile northwest from the Rescue and one mile from the Swilling mine. and was discovered three weeks ago. They have shaft down fifteen feet, showing a ledge from three to four feet in thickness and d pay streak full ten inches wide. From this shaft six samples were taken with q view to ascertain the average value of the rock that the owners adjudged to bc shipping ore. These were brought to town yesterday by Col. II. A. Bigclow and Geo. \. Demint and this morning asSaycd by F. W. Blake. with the following result: S1,i3l .35; $l,192. .34 l; S2, ,624.91; $1,6J9.76; S313.19; S450S !; making an average of S1.31S.S2 per ton. A specimen of some croppings found five hun dred feet south of the shaft was also assay ed which went S12.26. This certainly shows splendid prospect, and if they have the quantity of ore that they believe they have there is no apparent reason why this should not soon develOpc into a valuable bullion producing mine. The name "lSabclla" is chosen because of a coincidence in nomcn- clature, which Col. BigelOw and Geo. s. De mint discovered in conversation with each other viz that each had a sister named Is abella. who. according to the estimate plac- cd upon them ny these exports in human goodness, as well & in mines, are two of about the best women that now remain cn this mundane sphere. It was therefore thought to be n proper thing to namo the mine "lsabella, in the belief that it is the very best mine in the whole world.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27
Monday. Lnlv 2 1A77
Warning Notice.

have advertised iu the 'MgSEg. and rctue,tgd my debtors Vay up hut up date htjir -tcuuI has been paid by thoso indebted Co trusted a iu ,uu,l faith expecting that when needed they would ry>'ut of those who indebted Co me, bat what know the heavy strain upon ur tue las. iour months in trying to carry out enterprise, which ii ,uecu will be of ihe greatest benefit Co everybody in hs svc ton, which alone should have prompted men a a,,isi do u"t w ,sl Co bring ,ut Jgaast uyU hJt - my creditors pressing me- viA oc ci;Ulvi.s, Co enforce payments due uc. will extend Co ey'ryuue indebted to until Inc iotu co IuN lUy ur una hie tc settle Oy uute, before t v iv given ntp lby hands oi my attorney. (. A. LUXE.
 Prescott Ar4oua. June 2lsi. l-,s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27

DE,rH oF LITTLE HERBERT SAUNDERS. Just as we % to press we learn of the death of little Herbert Saunders, aged about 2is years, which took place this afternoon at the residence of s. C. Miller. The little boy was taken with the typhoid fever few days since, and medical aid immediately procured, hut seemingly to no avail. We Sympathizc with the bercavcd parents in the loss of their bright boy. The funeral will take place tomorrow at o'clock r. NJ. from the residence of <. C. Miller Esq. Relatives and friends of the family are cor dlally invited Co attend
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27
LEGAL.
Notice.

To ". W. Srauldug aud all others in the Continental Mine, situate ia the Turkey Greek hiuinx District lsyapai County, A. T.
 You hereby notified that if yen do not appear within ninety days from The date hereof and Iay tnJcrry Barry aud Jerry Cole an of your proportion of the srssnoui required by low the undersigned win claim luriero yonr interest ia said lode according to tue mining Saws of the district aad the miahg laws n iOToo. JERRY BARRY.
 JERRY COLE. Turkey Crock Arizona, June l5 lsT5. nm3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27
Summons.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL Distract. Territory oi Ar.sasa. County ot fayapAi.
 MARY ISABELLA SHOWERS.
ANnNaM IAcEsoN sluMrEs.

ANDREW JACKSON SHOWERS. Action brought r tc District Cous, of ihe Thrd Judi -. p.srdct iu aad iar Jae County oi NavaPs in ,hc rsufoly si Arasaa.
 .at 7trrlsrg e r-aal .els gF,s.iag Co -lsdrse Ja1l- .1a Ntrutr5
 You seFsf fy faniagus.l and tlH.fsd HPrraT lu tef.. brought aEsust Nau y fe atree named Iiisu 0 ia ie District Court of tlc fari 5Hiicll District and tT the County lt NatuFa n f.a Territory oi Ar, aI aud als'slr te elHiul i' ti-d Win thc Clerk Vi hs Court at irrsceti sa cad toHly, copy oi which comp .et aceaa fIfe- fh.. suusuelsl within twenty tag. trSsH3slyrtt tHtssy sf service uErT the service tia laa ,i ts ,auplus if served u ibis County but served ot y ta Cglav. Aai ia this district. thcB vliIs.H ta.rF ,ilts .a ai n1ner elses forty days. And 1H. lrg hrry HHftiri tI4t f yuI ful ta appear rf a-.r tr r.a ..t-. sl1s. fs I.-st tha P.iutid ' ... trtlis aGs' you lad ass ir tie iurt,'r r,ei f,a sa o'aI I.at 4li sist, and disbursements iu Ibis ....f vN|rtfrj
 stfta under ta, irad and fhc srll uf the said p,-
 r.l. Ca4rt at Prescott th.- sih day oi Jane ls.s. L SI WILLIAM WILKINSON Clerk.
 jouN LLoYp. Deputy. PAIL 2 ElEFgg Attorney far Plaintiff Prescott. Af.Eara. June il l-ls. WgW
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27

Major (. II. Veil of East PhGnix, came in by stage this morning and reports a fine harvest at Salt River, but represents money as being out of the question, none in sight, m fact. He has already manufactured some 100000 pounds of flour at his mill, but the people have no money with which Ia buy It. and the consequence is times arc extreme ly tiuht
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27

The pardon of James \. Giles, who was convicted of having committed an oilcnsc when in a state of semi-unconsciousness, was pardoned on the 9th day of May and papers ordering his release were mailed from the State Department, Washington, on the llth of that month to Marshal Standcfer bu, through some mistake. tailed to arrive MT. Standeter telegraphed to Attorney Gen cral Deyens for instructions. and received m answer to release MT. Giles which he ac- cordingly did this morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27

DEATU OF ANOTHER LITTLE CuuD.-
 Frederick Bert, infant son of J. II. B. and Cfimie Smith. aged months and days, succumbed, this morning, to that hateful disease that has taken so many of our bright litfle children away-typhoid fever. This iitt1e innocent was one of our taircst babes and was the joy and hope of it> parents, md we are confident that we are joined hy the whole community in our sympathy for the grief stricken father and mother in the loss of their only child, which was to them A rarc jewel.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27
DIED

SAUNDEBS-At the rr-dtuc, of >. C. Mlcr. July
 uh, ls7s. Of typhoid fever Herbert N ,nu ut ThoH- and Cynthia >auud'rs. Agr! ysars aul Q months Funeral will take Vsce from thc residence vt Ar Mj.- Ter tomorrow at 9 o'clock. Friends cordiaIly U Ni;ed Co attend.
 MITCHELI--At his residence about o'clock th.s ai- tornoon O! typhoid fever. Mr Daniel Mitchell. aged upward Of 70 years. Wil be buried Co morrow. SMITH, Frederick Ser; Smith died st 70 o'clock. July 2i,h, lS.s. Aged months and days Son of J. ll B. smith and Cr.ssje Su.rh.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27

Major MiLner, the commanding officer at Camp Mohavc, who is fre-pront, having salutcd the banks of the Colorado during the present month when the thermometer indi- catcd the temperature in thc shade at llS, i> now enjoying bur bracing atmosphere with the thermometer at about SO = The Major seems to be gcaial gentleman, and We hear him highly spoken of by his army friends and the citizens who know him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27

Mrs Condon and Mrs. Ayres, well rec commended by respectable and influential citizens of Belmont, Nevada, where they have been residing, are anNiou, to procure a good location for starting a hotel. Any person having d suitable place will do well to call on these ladies, at their residence, where formerly lived John Davis, Esq.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27

MT. Darrochc has been on flying trip to the Peck. lIumhug and Bradshaw districts, and reports very favorable on the mines. He informs us that our friend Bigclow, Me Phee and Gellespie have struck a very rich lead in lIumbug district that assays into the thousands per ton.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27

X two-stamp mill has been purchased for the Pinal mines. They are cheap, and every mine owner should possess one of these little mills, whereby they might be able to develop their valuable mines, and thus line their pockets with the needful.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27

Doctor ]. II. Picrson, the obliging Sec retary of the C. X A. Stage Company, with h'S office at Wickcnburg, came to town this morning to attend to some legal affairs now pending in the district court in which Dr McCandlcss is plaintiff.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27

Joseph Reeve, aWillamson Valley farmer, has planted largely this season, but the droughth is affecting his crop somewhat. Still, should rain come soon, he will be re warded for his labor in the field