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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
DELINQUENT SALES.
Ceaseiidassd ImperiaI-Ceannu.d.

-
sctirsx. WIN a rLAro CON. O. u. u. co.'s
Names. No. Cert. Chs. Amt.
0olly Leon. Trustees. bal. .ssi.....6.,, 81 rs
Drt.eoll d Z Go. Trus bal. 917i.....6. 80 rs
marks Joe, Trustee. ..bal. $40. ..iik. IS 30
Hardy Sarah S.........bal.. .7o.....2.......ss
nAcou n. 4 y. co., srocK.
OLD IssuE.
Names: No. Certif. shs. Amt.
o'hiil ia Co. Tns... bal. .ss1. ....sx... %
ON. o II MI QUARTZ \. AN. co.is roox.
Names. No. Cert. Cha Amt
Weeener X. Trustee. ... bal. .2c2.. ...isk...s 10
And In accordance with law. and an order of
NE board OF Directors, made on the 9th day Of
March. 1871, 90 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock a. may be necessary win be sold
atpublic auction. at the once OF the Company.
Room ". haywsrd's Building, tis California
street. San Francisco, California, on THURS.
pAf, tns third pd) day Of May, 1871, at the
nour o. o'cloek ?. n. OF said day, TO pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF Advertising and expenses OF the
sale.
W. x. DEAN, Secretary.
once Room No. 10 Hayward's Building.
70. 90 California street. San Francisco. Call.
iornia. apittd
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And In accordance with Law. aud an order OF
the hoard Of Trustees. made on the Ith day
OF March. 1871. 20 many sharcs OF each
parcel q such stock ~ may be necessary will
be sold at public auction. at the once OF the
Conf any. Room .. No t0s California street. San
day OF April, 1911. at the hour Of I O'Clock ?. n.
OF said day. TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs OF Advertising and
erpenses Of sale.
n. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
Onice-Room .. No. tos California street. han
Francisco. California. spi0td
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a"'eossss SJ.,7IIH %. .zTI6 20
And IN seeofdsnes with Law. and sn order OF
me bosrd Of Director. made 90 the ssth d.y Of
February. ISL. % many shares Of each parcel
o. suen stock - may b necessary viii bs
sold o. public ~auetion. 81 the once Of ths
company. 70 at California street, San
Yrsneiscn. California, on SATURDAY. m.
ais day OF April. 1877. ct the hour m
&c se,os. u. Q! Aid day. TO Pay said delin.
OF Advertising and szpeuses Of the ssie.
oa.. y. y DAHL. eecretary.
c vmosLtiI California street. Nan prncisco.
s. ap7td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
DIVIDEND NOTICE

OYYIcE OF THE CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. Ian Frlncisco. California, April
1th. fsT.-Als meeting OF the Beard OF Di.
recton OF the above-na Company. held
this DAY, { dividend mo. i2l Of Two Dollas per
shsrs was declared, payable Of MONDAY.
April 18Th Transfer books closed until the
tsiSnsdj C. p GORDON. Secretary.
stot hhoIdtrs having lees than two hundred
shares must present their stock In order TO col.
icct their dIvid' pds. spio I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
REGISTRATION.

NOTICE II HEsiBy GIvsS THAT THE
IN Book. of Resistraiion for the Municipal
n et,on tn be asld on Monday. May !. A. ID.
isT1, for the election Of town ofneen of the
tous = q ID HIi viii BE- arcn on SATURDAY.
April Z. a. u. 1871. d 10 o'clock A. ~. and ~
man open daily la .. y. until Monday. April
3eth, frpm 10 A. to Q r. q AGd from : Ia .
,. ~. and on rhurrdsy. April 10th. frum 10
a. n.tos H.. OF which time tire Books for
Registration will elo->. Na'urslixrd tltirens
are r.qsir q to present their rapsr- at the time
Of rgistrsiion.
" ofneio Reaistry Ascent,
Township No. 3. story county. Nevada.
Odd Mn, March ~. isT1. mhJiid
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D~RLINQUENf SALES.
DICTOU MINING COMPAYY.-LO.

DACEOC MININ0 COMPATIBLE.
Gallon o. principal place Of business, San
Location OF works, Gold lii, storey county,
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
.owingdeferibed stock, On account OF assess-
ment mo. ~ levied on the tn day OF March,
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
m OF the respective shareholder, 10
follows:
Names. No. Certif. shs. Amt.
DreIIer q Co, Trustees.
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n.rrONHNKNr.

The sale of the sbovs delinquent stock h
h-r~by J-~tpon-a a.til rHuRsDAY. ths i0h
GAY Of NAY 1871. o. . o'eioes 2 H., q the once
of John Middleton 4 500. No. 80 Nonlsomery
strcsi. Ran ., sneiseo. California
rs order % the bo.rf of Dir etora.
LuCfEN HknMANN. Seerstsy.
once : No. M snsoms strst. San rrsnriseo.
California. api0d
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, LrA sILvER INNING con.

business. San PrsLeisco, California
Location Of works, uold Hil Mining District,
storey county. Stats OF Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF Assess
ment lNo. % levied on the ID day OF March.
1871. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. ~ fol.
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POsTpONENPNT.
POsTPOSRyiRNT.

The sale Of the above delinquent stock 10
hereby postponed until THURsDAY, April 90.
1871. ct the same hour q, 4 place.
j. NJ. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Ofies-Ho 81 California street. Rooms $ and
4. second fo0r over .ftna Insurance Company,
e%ntirnce o9 California street, san Francisco,
California. api2td
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DElIsquEyr SALES.
OoNsoLIDArED IMPEnIAL MN.

CONSOLIDATED IAPERIAL MIN.
~ mo COMPANY Location OF principal
place Of business. San Francisco, California.
Location OF works. Gold Hin. STOREY county,
Nevada.
Notice.-Thsre are delinquent upon the fol.
ment mo. y levied on the 9th day Of March.
isI7, The several amounts set opposite the
nance Of the respective shareholders, a.
follovs.
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eaAcrY 4 RIoRDEN.

T'Hs wrLLKNowN SALOON. NO. a
i South Q street. Virginia Cry. having been
veenty ienovat 4 and ren Ted. 10 now the
nsatest and nost elegant FALCON on the Com.
stock. The proprietors are nov prepared to
supply their friends with the b~-t OF WiNEs.
bR<NDiEs. WHISTLES and CIGARS. "a
eoath z stest. virginia City, opposite the Odd
Fsliovs' Hail.
THOMAS 0nACKY,
JOHN T. N0RDkN.
spi1 N Prop,ietors.
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;W0.IDA aILvE1 HlNlNa COZ.

fsNY.-loesiioa Of prseipsi pisss Of
Sa,ipess. rsn frApcisoo, 0liforniA-
Location Of vorks, Storey county, stass o.
Notice.-Thers are ~dslinqusnt upon the fol-
hvtns described stock. on account o. asssss
meut mo. ~ levied On the itth day Of Fsoruary,
fsT. the several amounts sst opposite The
names Of tho respective sharsholdsrs. - so-
bws: A..
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{. ]. pAsMoRE,
County Superintendent or Public
Schools.

OrrIoI- coNGrR BUILDING. VIRGINIA
Clu; corner D and Taylor streets.
ONE MISUNDERSTANDING. ffoa II A. n. 10
nh2s sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the sO,h day Of
January. 1871. % many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock as may he necessary will be
sold at public auction. at the ONCE OF the Com.
pany. No. 81 California street. Rooms . and 4,
second floor. over Rtna Insurance once,
entrance so California st-ret, nan Fran.
CISCO. California. on TUESDAY, the 27ih
day Of March. 1877. 81 the hour ~ 2 O'Clock
r. n. Of said day. Ia pay said delinquent as.ess.
ment thereon. together with costs Of Advertis-
Ing and expenses of the sale.
j. NJ. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
0n1ce-No. 81 California ,trret, Rooms 2 and
4. second noor, over Rtns Insurance ofice. on.
irance3 40 California street. San Francisco. Cali.
fornla. mhsid
POSTPONEMRNT.
The sale ~ the above Delinquent . rock IL
hereby postponed until WEDNESDAY, April
IL. 1871. at the saine hour and place.
by orler Of the Board OF Directors.
j. N. BUPfIN0TON, Secretary.
Onlce-3fi California street. itooms 3 and 4,
second floor. over .Rina Insurance Company.
entrance. 300 California street. San Pi.ncisco.
California. mh2sid
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VTyHKN YoU WANT To OFT TOUR
w name, motto or anything In that lins en-.
gravsd 90 Spocps. watches. pilveruare. and ell
that sort Of thing, 70 10 l.. O. BUTCH. ~
South O street. virsinia, and have II dose In
% 20 86O samples worth 81 me-.
mrff fESsoM 20. Portland, Maine.
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BILISQURyf SALES.
willow IAcEEF .iLvEs nv:

WILLOW JACKIE Silver HIN.
= INC COMPANY Assessmtnt sale
No. Is.
Location OF works. Gold Hin. storey county.
Nevada.
Principal place Of business. Main street.
Gold uil, Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing descdbed stock. on account ~ Asscss
Dsat tho. 73l isvied on ths ID day OF March,
tsrf. ths several amounts tet opposite the
nanss Of the rspschvs shareholders. a. toll
loss:
In whose Name No. Cstif. shs. Amt.
Atkinson, Lyon 4 Co. rruS
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MonirslsgfeJ 1kD q, Tru,..
MoniealegieJ q Bro, Trus. /
MontealesreJ 0kBr,,Iru q
Mcniealeere J GA BIZ Trust
Moroney paul. Iu-te~.....i
Merger stern NJ. Trustee....i
Morgenstern N, do III
Morgsnstesn n. de al
MARI. Joseph. Truree.....iI
Moesbseh 2 q. Trustee. ....i
Munxing J.................l j
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21

CUsroM MII.-The need of a custom mill Tn Prescott to work silver and gold ores has long been recognized, but no one has as yet moved Tn the matter of its erection. A large number of mines in all directions. and at various distances, each in itself too small to warrant the building of u mill, but all of which would furnish cun>id- erable quantities of good ore if they co1ld have it worked here in town. where thcii owners. many of whom ar. farmers and stock men ase obliged 10 come for supplies, anG could load their wagons with ore, rather than bring them in empty, ond thus thC matter of hauling would be hut nomina. This of course would not be suiii 'ient >np- ply to induce the erection of g mil. l.but il would assist, and if the mill were once ul and running, or if there WAS a fair prospect that it would soon be built, mSny mlne: noS lying idle u!d be started up anu miners would devote lLeirlimc io gcttin. ou, ore an their own hook, instead ot hum tng for work.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21
ThJ RSDAN.
X Rip shorter Worsted.

Last evening after our paper was oil and few of the boys only were left about the office. there came drunken man in at the front door fiourishing a pistol and making inquiry for Jack Swilling or Charley Rieves, whom he seemed Jo regard as Chiefs. Chief, he iI were his meat. On being told that there were no Chiefs here, .ie demanded to see the proprietor of the place, and Icing assured that he WAS absent. he made 1t warm for the boys hy hourishing his pistol about their ears until by strategy they induced him to go outside when they blew out the tights, shut the duorS, and thus got riu of him. Al Bccker's barber shop, across the way, he went through nearly the same performance. pointing his pistol at Beckers ana demanding 10 know il he was RieyeS.
 Fr,m the barber shop he went to Fred er.ck X lIcenahs tin-shop wnere Frederick and B.ilv Vigu> were al work. They paid Lo attention io mm but kept on at work, when he said "hcDo." and Frederick said ''hello." but kept on with his work. What Ihe h--l aIe yua dong .' said the fellow. ".liud.ng my own bIsine-S," said F. a> he raised his eve, fIom his work, and discov- cred that the pisto. muzlic Was at his left breast, ana ia an, ther instant Il S.appcd, hul didn't fire. NigG>, who Was beyond Frederick. spran. out to S-izc him when he %, in f.,r licNs on Nigu>' mead With the pistol, aau struck Frederick once making il couAt, ana leaving his mark each time NIsus then got hold of hm and had him beat over J!.c w.Ik-bcnch and was pound ing him, when Frederick got ho.d of the pistm wnh his left ha. Il and struck inn lick O. two over the head with lis tn,c.s shears, wi:ci h, heid ia his ught This seemed to weaken him until he let go 4 ;..c ni>gg', .nI they iork ham down tc tac jGi auu deNeIcd him "y>r to .hl ShcrH.
 This morning he gave hi, nlmc a> T. Ly
 na. Frederick mad complaint ag1.nst hIn as Tham.s A. Lyon and he will p.obably ht
 hcld .o answer to the charge Of all attempt [, commit murder.
 A"n m a China Shop" is a Spcctacl' that h.> cen considered worthy the pen of dram., but Wii., Louie aaa Dan say tha l 1T II is .ny w,r>c than Ly"n in a printing
 nfiice they don't want to stt the play.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21
WEDNESDAY.
COL. C. r.. HEAD.

who has been on an extensive nip 10 Cali f1rnia and the Eastern States, partly in rur- suit of business, partly health and patty pleasure. returned rather unexpectedly, io us at least, in company with Louis St. James, Esq, Post trader al Apache, yeSteg- day afternoon. We were not booking for him in the direction from wnich he came. The descendant, of Montezuma look Ia the east for his return, because he k said to have gone m that direction and Is expected to come back with the riSi. z sun, but the Col went west, and as he annOuIccd no inten- ton of going round tho world in eighty days or in any other length of time, We certainly looked to the west for his reap pearance.
 The Col has an eye to business, and came by way of the Kansas Pacific Rui Road, and across New Mexico by way oi Santa Fe. in order to inform himself aS the feasibility of bringing goods, by that route, from the Eastern cities to Pres colt.
 He is satisfied that good road can be made, not, perhaps for the large teams that ply between here and Ehrenberg, but good enough for such teams as are used ia New Mexico and Coloraoo for treighiing into ihe mines Tine distance he thinks greater objection to the route than the unevcnne>> of the country, although t will require con siderable cash to put it in order.
 He estimates the distance from here to Fort GarlaLd at zoo miles. which. of course, includes the distance he was obliged to travel, out of the way, in coming around by Santa Fe, Albuquerque, etc, We have al- ways had an idea that road could be made, slmost direct, from Fort Wingate To Garland, which would bring the latter place within 500 miles of Prescott by wagon road.
 We are glad to notice that the Colonel k vastly improved in health by travel and the good usage he must have met with while gone.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21

To THE SECOND NorTa EXTENSION cS TaE GREY
 |. S LAND OFFICE Pmsco1T. A. T.,
 Sept, alst. le77 Notice is hereby given thar J \. Rcdepburg Co. hy their dn.y auth Tize4 agvut Jul N Kot-nbury. whose ,,st once aidrsss Pesc.i A T ha. this day hl-,i hi, sppusar tr Iaie thousand q UOO) ty.t ,i \ tni \ -th ENienn,n ih- Gr-H tA i~ Mitrs ia ar = god h ground thr iigtf Mluiug pTtr ct C'unti "f lavAI@t and rs,iturv ui Aiiz,ut AuI known dssigns - by Jie ned aud "a eia' plat file in this o7o as Loi Nua.,-r itty seven '7J iu uhsufVrN ei lsi,rs
 be tNt,r.r hhIui~T.rs "f saii Lpt No 47 being as ullos Ju-wit Naria i42 05 east c,'mlnrncn al Q, ir,igr -uth boundary claim ,heuce 7eo ~ r. al.nx = uu,ary "f 100 < l. 'i Cirm and m"uu" 'rt N". L. r"n vhi"h ked ss Ir,- di, izci and marked q. F. b-s.s ie' D. nl-iau 3' ii N h- Oak Tee IS ns dis biaI-i ut sisrs.d r. l-ais . .y F. Gisi 65 i,: a 'r- U ius. as bL,rei 20 mt krd G. F. !" bears 4,5 d,s' 59 t ttrn' \ De 2l rsong boundary I citn lt O. lee iu .f ciaiin and Nu iruui which b uld Ton ol- of Mt MsssOu 70 l't ligh icrt bong irrt ~tr aark-i "n center i S NI < by ,rs G' ais a3' 3I W distant lss a White UaA Tree ms dtL bsaz-d and marked -'ti. l.. h, sts s-o i' l., disi. tS IT, th"uee 7cS s7 V dong N 6.u,aa,y oi c eJj fsrt \ " corner oi a, aud uunivnt No. J 1T. whirh the ouul-. -b,uing th- tcari'n oi m"uumrut No. ., beArs 367 . G. ,isi so %; 2i2 g w along W diary f,l, O., {. u0 .J to- " ol clam and monum.ni Na Huui Wh, D a JuHI-r re- ihs aia- LlAzsd and mark '.''. l. t'HlsS = W Iisi 5i II ihvuc- 1S' S3 G. aoug boundary oi cim IUO ii T.. c-nt-r of i,ds. aH- iv ,i naiug, ,ouia ui' t'r iliuU (i ilooJ 
 T, claim !, b' und',t he south bN ih- Frst North vu-ion tLr BY EAge I,,-. he location this niuv cDs Orieh iu ine hec"r'e sufec ui Ya' apa u.ry, NtEoua 1eiiiru'y, in ''6 ok n. ,, of Mines ol.O ilI, i the krcvsds oi Id usty.
 AuS al IetsOGs eis ming sN-ts-y po ton ni sad >c,ui N,uh ESteIss ihe Giry EEg- n.ihe u.iDu gi, und L,reini, ioIe d. srib. d. qUi- ,htir HdV-r.- oaim ~ifh The k gsier the ud >t les aud Jtce a, res,V'i la Inc f, rrtOry d Aiiz, d. duibg the sAty Iert,d fl publcAioI of h-y all Gs b~r,d by vras Oi Inc prov ,i tbe S,atuts.
 WILLIAM \. KELLY, Register
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21
Proposals for Beef and Mutton.
UEADQR's DEPT. OF ARIZONA FFI tHIlF COM. OF SUBsIsIINCE.

UEADQR's DEPT. OF ARIZONA. OFFI tHnF COM. OF SUBslsTINCE.
 PRESCOTT, A. T. sept. 2l, ls17. Sealed proposals in triphca;e with copy of this adN er.Isement a..ached, wIll be re ceiNed d. this oihce and aI the offices of ,he AcIug Assistant tOmmiS, aries at each of the fus;s named herein, un.il l. o'clock, noon, November lSt, lSs1, for the supply of such qualities of Fresh Beef and Mutton, live and siaugh. CT, d. ds may be from time lo time re quiiUd at Camps Bowie, Lowell, and Tn 1mas, and fort N hIpple, A. r., from January Isl, lS.s. tu June 5O, lS1S. Blank forms, eSti- macs, conditions, el,, furnished on applica uon lO the \. A. (. S. at any of the PoSts above named.
 The contracts to be made under this adver- tisen,rnl shall not ba construed to involve the UnEcd sac. in any obligation for pay menl m eNce>s of the appropriation granted by Congress for the purpose.
 CHAS. F. EAGAN, Sep2l-4w Capt. and C. $.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21
TELEGRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE .NLNER.

As we go to press We receive the follow ing teIegiaphic news from the Indian war, etc
 \ severe s,oIm visited ihc entire Texas coast on the lStl ins.. At Galveston Inc wnd blew for hours at the rae of ff ' miles an hour. X d.spa CT from BrazOs Dc Santiago says hal that Island was sub merged.
 Ntar Yellowstore, Sept. l5;h.-We have j;.>t Lad a had fight win the Nez Perccs. ...- ing nearly all day. We killed and WoLntod io,d many, and captuIed se,e- laI ht EdlCd Lead of st,ck. Our loss k con s!dGIab.e. seNeIal men are killed and a great many wounded. We ad nothing to eat for two days, and marched sixty miles to strike the Indians. Our horses were worn out. The Indians stuck we'll to the rocks, bat we drove them out for several miles, lSiSheuI STUkGIS. In addition Gen. Frost reports tla, the Crows brought in O the Agency on the I3,h 100 head of Nez Perccs ponies, and several Crows s,ariod out at once to assist Sturyes
 Signed, HERMAN,
 Commanding.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21

FrRESroNE.- \ piece of the base rock oi which the Court House is being built; WIS tried this moraing by Jay G. Kelley tie Metalurgi |, and put to the severest test, and proves to be so refractory, that none of the tluxcs employed had any effect upon it. MT. Kelley thinks it iscomposed largely of alum inaand silica, and is entirely void of akaIie,, in fact just the artic.e needed for furnace Things of smeting works.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21

Geo. W. Curtis accompanied by Judge Tweed arrived home last evening from the South. Mr Curtis and the Judge left town a few days since for the purpose of visiting PhUniX and the surrounding country in Salt hiver Valley. On their arrival al Wick euhurg, the Judge was taken violently Ill with cramps Cfthe stomach which compelled him to abandon hi, trip farther South. NIT, C. however continued his course on io Php- nix where he transacted his business and returned to Wickenburg where he found his companion much improved and after d rest one day proceeded O" his journey homeward accompanied by the Judge, whois now quite recovered
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21

T. C. BRAY's ApvERrIsEMENT-Itw would seem hardly worth while to try 10 add anything to what MT Bray says in his large advertisement to-day. The ground IS all corcred, and the best we can do is to direct the reader attention 10 the facts aS there set forth, and to advise that. after reading, each mskc it point to go to Bray's store, one door south of the Bank of Ariz ms. and sec if everything isn't true just as he publishes i.
 When ever you s"e man spreading his business fearlessly before the bub ic in a lib- eral advertisement. you may know that he is liberal in his views and in his business. and means what inc says; that he Is willing to liy, ali let the printer I've. Such men are always satisfied with reasonable profits, and are bound to succeed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21

The Peck Mining Company has rented the room fronting on Guriey street, in the rear of the Bank oi Arizona, and will re- move their oilicc to that place within few days. At q meetn, of ihe Direc;o-s ye>tti- day, they passed resolution. and -lrc q .t uprn their minutes, CompilmcLting r
 ". Blake. wno has filed the off of Secre- tary from the time or their organization wiin perfect satisfaction tI the Company
 ,hd reS:rJ that thci. fc.atio4s, ss such Com pany and Secretary are to be brought to d close. Business relations with the bank nave made the change necessary no doubt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21
Judge Tweed, in order to ho.d Court h,

Judge Twccd, in order tn hold Court here ol the 25;h and give himself time 10 rec-p- crate and rec ,vcr from his late sever illness, has decided To postpnn, opening Court a, Min rtl Pa-l. M'hsve County, until Monday the 18th of 0 ,bcr. There appears to be ut little business for this term in that county and d portion of the Board of Super vIsn,s. us well as the people in the Greenwood and Sandy country, think II might properly be dispensed with. bat others, especially the people of Mineral Park and the Attorneys of the county think it best to hold the Court, snd he Judge has decided to do so, notwith- standing his physical health is not such as 10 make ii a desirable trip.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21

McCRAcHIN MINE-Reliablc news has been received in Prescott to ihc effect that MT. H. NJ French, who is interested in and working the Palmetto claim on the Me Crackin mine. has struck the largest tody of ore yet found on the mammoth lcdg. It k now confidently believed by all good judges and mining experts, that the Me. Crdc&in mine, in Moha,e county, equals the great Comstock of Nevada, and now that sixty stamps more are to bc used in pulver- izing the ores from this wonderful, mlnc, preparatory to amalgamation and separa- tion from the valuelcss substances. We be- lieve the owners expectations will be more than realized.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-21

VERY PETTY THIEvING.-In an other column will be found an advertisement in which Lieutenant Philip Reade, Superin- tendent of the Miitary telegraph line, offers reward for the arrest of the party CT parties who cut ani carried away some five hundred feet of the wire of the line be- tween here and Camp Verde. IL is sug- gasted that they use grapevine 10 fill up the gap. In fact grapevine line would be an improvement over all the military routes in Arizona. IT the thief knew how worthless d piece of property he was steal ing, he i- probably heartily ashamed of himself by this time.