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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-10-10
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In our editorial last week We stated
that a. a. II =" si:u,d to a." threaten
ing letter recei:e. 10y, Ctp'aia Dnnr"n ~
McIieary mines. rcaat or stood FOR
"Anciert OIlrr of lIib"rnions,' We
have learned tom s..vcral who wcl"
formerly residents Of Ihe EmeraI Isle, "
thar the Auc 'eut Order Of i,ibc'niars =
nothing more mar les ,har 9 bruyro'cni
ani manual al scc;,ty. a.I AN inst tn
ton that has nothing 10 DO wi,h strikes
Intimidation muhs. OF any thirc 81 the
Kind. We giaily make this correction
as we have no desire to place any i"ru
or organ za,ion in a false light. aui
should anything We Published from ia,
facts as We understood them at the time
wrong any one, our columns are open tC
correct the wrong.
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Messrs. Yes Edwards, w. II. Mauzy,
E. L. Wise, L. j. Lyon and DR.. j. S.
Morton leave for Louisville to-day, being
witnesses IN the United States Court.
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GHILTON, GUTHRIE CO. Manuiactar.
Ajers Of Trunks, Valises, Travelling bags and
Horse collars. Sole right to use v. & G's Pat.
Tray Hinge and Spring. ls6 West Main 81. :
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TOHN P. MORTOY 4 co. Booksellers,
81 Staiioners. printers and binders. blank
book Manufacturers, Louisville, KY. An or
ders carefully and promptly filed At lowest
rates. MO I'm
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WIN. KENDRICK ( SON. IloIFourth
w Avenue. Dealers in Watches, Clocks
Diamonds, Jewelry, Silvsrwars. Table Cutlery
to- Terms to suit the times. Special attsa-
ton 10 orders.
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CRO0KED boots and shoes can be straight
Sened as good as new, and new boets can
be kept straight, BY using the Mst1li& -
stihsner, which may be applied b. az one.
The use Of them cares the habit % snaning
over the boot or shoe At the heel. Worn BY
men, women and children. Price. per
gross, I4i pal :, SIS. Sample dozen pairs as
sorted, By msil, 81 so, Sample pairs By mail
25 cts, Address orders to INGALLS, 4 CO..
Manuiastursrs and dealers in Boots and Shoes
27s West Main 81. Louisville. Ky.
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LOUISvuLE"ADs."CoNTINUE

nv II. MOELTDGE,-se Second Ct dealer
Il an and shiFT-t o. OysArs aud Fish.
Poultry and game consigned 70 ne will secure
the highest na9ke; price All money prompt
ly remiiisd
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

DEATH LOvEs A SHINING MARK.-Littlc Hcndee Foster, between five and six years old we'll known and much belosed, especi- ally by the Children of Prescott. where he had lived until last year, when the last illness and death of his father called his mother and her two little boys 10 San Fran cisco, where they have since resided, until yesterday, when, by that fatal scourge dip theria, death came and took him away. Hcndee was bright and beautiful boy aud many little heart in Prescott will go to bed sad tonight after reading the announce ment of his death. Mrs. Foster, his mother q most cstimable lady, has the unfeigncd sympathies of this entire community in her overwhelming grief
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
Etsrcnberg Road.

We copy extracts from letter written to us by NIT. Cplling from his Station on the Ehrenberg road ss follows
 Jesus Lujan who was reported hero and sick with the small pox is in Mickenbury.
 Miilsr's train with lumber, bound for threnberg. is here and several wagon wheels broken; repairs sro being made and the train will start on in few days.
 It has rained twenty-four hours and the valley Is covered with water and resembles large river, making the roads impossible even Tor the stage large teams cannot move; Mr. W. X. lIowanlS team and two others from the terminus of the railroad, loaded Tor frescottiIes arc here and will have to rc, main over several days; they will, however, move on as soon as the state of the roads permits. great many teams have passed here on their way 10 Prescott and must be near their destination ere this
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Mir Montgomery, who tried to shoot Mir Cough, at Fort Whipple rome time since. was examined by |. \, Commissioner who required him to give bonds in the sum of sl500, which he was unable to do therefore was remsndcd 10 jail to await the action of the Grand Jury. After having remained in jail few weeks, he concluded 10 leave 1; when tho new fence was being built around the jail, and when the jailer was not on his gaurd, Montgomery watched his opportuni- ty and slipped out, since which time no,hin~ has been heard of him. He committed a very serious oiiense and it seems as if a re- ward should be offered for his capture. We do not know whether the marshal has taken any measures in the matter or not, but would suggest that some efforts be made for his apprehension.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

MoCEAcKTS MINE AND GREENWOOD Psrd Pierce came in from Greeenwooi ycs- terlay, and from him We learn th. follow ing encouraging facts with reference to mining in that country. The Greenwood mill has been changed from dry to wet crusher During the tine it was working the ores dry, the average amount worked was about eight tons per day. Since the change has been made they are working from % to 30 tons per day. The daily yield of bullion during the month of Janu- ary was $l 900, and thas far in February. l,500 per day. They have on the dump at the mill $50 tons of ore at present, and on the dump at the McCrackin mine. ready to ship to the mill, the ecormous amount of s0,0o0 tons, all of which will average $60 per ton, making an aggregate in value, less the expense of transportation and milling, of four millions eight hundred thousand dollars
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Murat Nasterson, E-q, arrived by stag, yesterday from Tucson. looking many per cent better, physically, than when he went away.
 Eli. Peck got of at Charley Gcnungs, in Peoples Valley, and went from there ,li- rcctly to his home in Walnut Grove. He will bc here on Monday or Tuesday.
 Msstcrson and Peck remained in Tucson q day or two longer than they intended, in order to be present and render any assist ance possible to their fricad Judge Howard who had to submit to severe surgical ope- ration. The operation was performed by Dr. Handy successfully, the critical point was passed, and they concluded they could leave him with the assurance that he will soon be sound and welll.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPrEAR tNCE,-A young man by the name of Hamilton, formerly connected with the newspaper business at san Jose California, arrived here nearly q month ago, went before the Board of Ex- aminors, got certificate authorizing him to teach. and engaged to teach the Walnut Creek school, near old Camp Wallapai. He had just taught week, when on Friday afternoon last, he pulled of his coat, laid 1t down and told Mir. Goodman he would 20 and shoot some rabbits. He picked up shotgun and started out. followed by a small dog. Since which time nothing had been hearl from him at last accounts. The dog came home to Mir Goodmans place. where Hamilton had been stopping, on Monday in an almost starving condition, and the people of the ncighborhood imme diately started out to search for the missing man.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Cornelius Ramos. who came to Arizona in 'G3. aud was st Weaver during is bright days afterwards removing 10 Prescott, where he embarked in the restaurant busi- ness for time, keeping the first boarding house ever started here, is now doing our town. Nr. Ramos after living in Prescott for nearly year. located on Lynx Creek, where he has continued to reside until with in the last year, when he sold his farm and removed to Black Canyon where he now re- sides. Mr. Ramos was ono of the early pio- ncers in this section, and has had many ups and downs on account of Indians attacking and robling him. He has. nevertheless, withstood ali drawbacks incident to the set ting up new country infested with thou sands of hostile Indians. He is known by all cur leading men as an honest, industrious citizen.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Dud Morolsnd, the old mountainecr, pros pcctor, eui slayer and hunter is making his friends visit. bud has hocn south of ,ho Bradshaw mountains, prospecting and rc. ports about forty Indians in that section. We believe them to be part of the band of six reported by Agent Cum as being absent from his rolls, that are not drawing rations on the San Carlos reservation. Thcy ain't making the stamps or nothing down about the Indian Rings Agency. Hunt up the balance of those six Indians, Major Brayton
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

John NJ. Dcrwin, undoubtedly the best miner in Yavapai County. is in town and has recorded the following claims with the County Recorder: Tonawanda lode and Tammany lode, Humbug disuict. Both of these ledgcs are said to be very rIoh in silver and we are satisfied that they are good from the fact that they were located by person who knows what to take up.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Eight wagons, loaded with bailcd hay. and drawn by forty oxen. passed our door this forenoon on their way to Moves old saw mill building on Louut street. where the hay will be stored to await better prices. The owners name we did not learn, but uu- dcrstand that fifty dollars per ton is the least he proposes Co sel. for.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

A. Rpdemyre who sold his interest in the San Bcruardino Times few months ago. has returned to Ccntrslia Mo, and is edit ing and publishing the Preside Guard, a copy of which he has Selt us Since his return from the Far West" he has been so often asked What are the chief products of the Pacific Coastt" that he give. a cu, Of an Indian riding on q huge grass-hoppcr. as complete answer. This, of course. is sian der, even upon San Bern.nlino, where he spent hi. whole time while ''out West.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

R. J. Rutherford is erecting a building near the corner of Montezuma and Leroux streets, opposite the upper end of Lindsay's garden, where he is about to start into the dairy business It seems to be a mighty high and dry place to do much in the milk line, though it is possible water may be had by digging deep enough
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Hon. C. X. Luke returned to-day by stsge from San Francisco, having completed his arrangements for removing the Constantia mill from near Ehrenberg to Bradshaw Ba sin. Parties wishing to engage in the saloon and restaurant business can have the Mon tezuma property on easy terms by applying to him, as he wants to apply himself exclusively to mining and milling for the future
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

]. W Swiiling Esq of Black Canyon, one of Arizonas pioneers brave and gen crous maa. wl.o has undergone as many llardslips ana rsa as many narrow escapes from death by indiaas as any man in the Terri tory. is, wc understand, in very feeble health being attacl>cd with a low and malignant 1vpe of fever Jack has not been stout for 8 long tima past. aad his constitution seems to give way under the disease.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Fred lIiltenbrand has killed fifty hogs, at his ranch at Agua Fria, and was in town this morning to procure cans in which to put up the lsrl. Here is chance 10 get pure sweet, fresh lard. Those who have to use lard or pork can depend on the arti- clc Fred makes; it is corn fed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

NIT Phillip Tedro, familiarity known as Hadic Alta, came to town last evening from Black Canyon, where he has been prospect. ing for some time and thinks he has for tune in mine which he found, recently, in that vicinity.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

X wagon from Santa Barbara arrived here yes,erdsy afler tedious journey of thirty five days. The owners of the same are sll young. hearty men. and, we understand. good mechanics, and have come hers to locate permanently. Their names are Noah R. Stanton, Joseph Kline, John Knapp, and James Burris.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Cal. Jackson has built a neat and ,ubstan- tial fence around his premises on Granite St. He Is also pruning his fruit trees, of which he has quite an orchard on the large grounds that surround his house This is one of the most inviting locations in town.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Judge C. X. Twccd we understand from Judge Rush, will undoubtedly Dc here the last of this or the first of next week. The escape ot JancS, Hunt and Montgomery. will somewhat lessen the business of q special term of the District Conrf.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

ME. Luke will commence work on the road from Walnut Grove to Bradshaw, soon. 50 that when his teams arrive with the ma chincry for his new mill, which is to bc put up in the Basin near the Tiger mine, they can drive to the site selected for the miil without any trouhle
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

A PREsCoTT HEmEss.-Mrs. Virginia Curtis who owns valuable ranch adioin- ing Prescott, on the East, k niece of Gov ernor Pesqueira, of Sonora, Mexico. and owns ten leagues of land in that country. which she proposes to go and look after in ! short time
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Moses Clark, of Skull Valley. has been out ia the san Francisco Mountain country and to-day brought in two antelope and eight turkeys He says, if he could spare the time away from his ranch, ho could sup. ply the town with wild game from that re- zion, bu; he is obliged to attend to putting in his crops, and will let the turk v. deer, antelope and bear live a while longer
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Mr. Thompson of Thompson Valley Is in town. Mr. T. J. Bidwcll having removed his cattle to Greenwood and gone there to to live, Messrs. Thompson and O'Ncil have taken the Bidwell ranch Co cultivate for this season.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

We noticed at the jewelry establishment of Nessrs. Morgan X Doughcrty Chromo- graph watch which arrived yesterday, for citizen of Prescott, valued st si01; also beautiful pair of Diamond rings, manufac- tn7cd by them for Mrs. Col. Martin. and they are real beauties. These gentlemen have a fine establishment and tura out some rare specimens of iewelry.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

MT. J. NJ. Bryan, the freighier, came in last evening, from his train, which will arrive m three or four days with supplies for our merchants. Mr. Bryan reports the roads as being quite muddy, below old Camp Date Creek
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Paul Weber, District Attorney. con me"ced suit for taxes, delinquent, against the Big Bug Mining and Mill Company. Lizzie Aldrich and one other party The suits arc brought in Justice Carttcr's court. and were commenced this morning.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
FRIDAY

On Sunday morning the Rev J A. Msr. rlii will deliver discourse especially for .ac children, at the NJ F.. Church, on Ms. rina st. In the evening the subject or his sermon will bc Personal Influence"
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Our friend Tip Wilder has bean appoint ed Postmaster at Anvil Rock The name of ihe office is, VIC learn, 10 be Mount Hope Wearc g!a3tha another office has been estah- liShcd oa the Nohave road and thlnk the point selected a good one
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

The law concerning Supervisors, as passed by the Legislature, as we understand from Judge Rash, allows each member S5 per day until the amount shall reach s35o per annum, CT seventy days. After that if the Board continues in session, it does so with out pay.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Robert Blair, of Burnt Ranch, brought to town this morning and sold ;o C. T. Rogers & ca, two shostS, one of which weighed, dreSsed and ready for the butchers block, 3.5 pounds and the other 400. Not bad for ,,ierS
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

The Bullwhacker Mining Company, on LyaN Creek, and Rob Roy x Co. are haul i.y go:d rock to the Aztlan mill. Both Compaaies az confident that their rock Will mill about Sl00 per ton.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Tub Ayres will g. out to Walnut Grove m a day or two, to look at the property of the Final Company, having been engaged by the owners to examine and report upon ihe prospect of getting sufficient oTc in the district to keep it running in case they con clude to start it up again.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Five hundred dollars reward will he paid n any person or persons for the arrest and delivery to ihe Sheriff of Yavapai County, the two prisoners, James and Hunt. who broke jail on the night of the llth. Three- hundred of this amount is offered by the Governor of the Territory and the balance, two hundred, by Yayapai County
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Joseph Carder from old Camp Date Creek, came up from that place few days since, and retarnel to his home again yesterday. MT. C. thinks of embarkIng in the sheep en- terprise. Joe. is familiarity known as Ben Skinner and is ono of the best COW herdcrs in this, og ans other County
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Tue Jewish fcasts for this month arc FeaSts Q. Esther. Feb'y 26; Feast of Purim, Feb. 2;; Saushan PUrim, Feb. 9S. The Christian church observes to-day, Feb. i3 as Shrove Tuesday. and tomorrow. Feb'y II, will he Ash "Wednesday, or thu first day of Lent The ientsa season lasts iorty days, from Ash Wednesday to the Feast of Easter, Anril lst
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Harry Morgan this morning waived an examination on the charge of assisting Hunt to escape and was placed under $500 bonds to appear and answer at the next sitting of the Grand Jury
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

John NJ. Darwin k in town, having re- gently arrived from his mine near Swilling's Ranch, and about i5 miles south of the 1i- ger mine. Nr. Derwin informs Us that the mines in his section are looking up. and that the different lots of orc that have been shipped to Smith mill and other places for reduction, have paid all the way from Ssj0 fn Slnl nor inn
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Morgan < Dougherty have spread out their business, by the erection of a new me chanical department or watch and icwclry factory, in the rsar of their store These gentlemen, both of wAom are practical workmsa and thorough judges of goods in their iine, are determined to keep up with the demands of the trade
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Several ioads of wood will he taken at inc MINE. office and grcsa5acls paid for the same. Our pep.r is run on money basis and no wood will be taken for subscriptions. Bring on your wood and receive your checks on Uncle Sam fer the same.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

r. W. Flakes house, adjoining Judge Rush's on Mccormick street is sp far com plc1cd that he has moved in with his family and will ere iong have one of the most de- sirable and valuable residences in Prescott.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Considerable complaint is being made by n. any farmers that there is but little sale for corn. aud that they cannot get more than 4t. cc,:ts per pound for il in our town.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

H.N. Cram received large assortment of comic masks by to-day's mail Go and see them.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
FRIDAY, FEB. i6. 1877.

SPECIAL NOTICES ia fhe rsasd,ag oof,sn,ns ,ril Dc charged at ths ratc of THIRTY CENTS Der liae for Esst assertion ead fceaty ccists lae Tor eaeh sWbsegHen; Insertion.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Wild turkies and antelope arc seen daily in our streets for sale and are generally bought up by boarding houses aud rcstau- rant kccpcrs
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Coop NAMES MT. Sweetapple mining expert from san Francisco, is expected here in March. He ought to run with Dr. Good fellow.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

\ nice load of gramma hay passed our office this afternoon for Woodsidc, having been purchased by Mr. Bean, who resides in that Park
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
WEDNESDAY.

Good fat chickens arc selling at one dol dollar each and arc scarce. Those who have plenty would do well ta bnng or send them 10 markell
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
Local fnteIiig ence.
TUESDAY

The Peck Company last week shipped &, ,l09 in silver bullion
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

BARLEY FOR SALE-In quantities to suit purchasers. Inquire of Henry Springer, at the office of Judge Howard, Prescott, A. T..
 January I, 1877.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Rev. MT. Monk will preach in the South crn Methodist Church, west of Granite Creek, at 1 1 a. m, on Sunday, Feb. IS.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Red Warrior is the name given to a new gold ledge discovered few days since in the Lynx Creek district by John Mars and Charles Enoch
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
POINT OF ROCKS LIME KllRS,
 A. .. ClOugh, Proprietor.

LIME always hand any quan;ies suit the wauts of purchasers. B. IT. WEAVER Agent
 MontsEuna Street Prescott mra6yl
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

George W. Curtis is building an addition to his residence on Mccormick street.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

Eggs arc piled up in all our stores and arc now only worth scycnty-five cents per dozen
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16

George Watcrs is digging we'll at hi, new house on Aubrey street.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
Ranches to Rent.

Two good Ranches with water to irr gate to rent, In qn,re at the store Of JOHN c. CAMPBELL fuhi-tf
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-16
THU RSDAY.

Joseph Farcs has located and recorded an extension on thc Badger lode in Tiger dis trict
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