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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Major Veil, prior to his starting for the capital, shipped from his steam four mill at East Phoenix, s0,O0O'lb> of iirstqualiiy flour and is preparing 10000 more which will be shipped by Hance and Graham's teams now en route from this place to the miii for the purpose of loading.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
The tune of the falling of the leaves ha

The tune of ihe falling of the leaves has come; the scrc and yellow leaves of At tumn. < walk through the cottonwoods and naples of Mccormick street, though the yellow leaves remind one that the sad dest days of the year have come, is never theless pleasant and fills one with a sort of mechanically joy. The leaves under foot are almost as natural as those of the carpet on inc floor of tbe room of VI. W. kales.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Brown Bros. have got their boiler, engine blower and stack all neatly and solidly set in brick asd mortar, and one of the partners was in the stack this morning lining it with fire brick preparatory 10 getting their found " and machine shop in active operation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
LEGAL.
summons.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL Dbtriet Territory of Arizona. County ol NayaT4i.
 IsAEELiA wiENtkWsKI
AIHERr wnNt,wsXL

AIuEKr WHNItNsXL
 Action brought in the District Court of the fhlri Ju dclal u.uiot p and fo ,As County of Nayagal, in hs Territory uf Arizona
 Iae Tsrftorg qY trissEi sesds gtsiag Co if H.ra'' daskt.
 You are hereby summoned ani required o are3f ih sh action brought against you ty thF above ard TAiuiie in ths District Court of te Thn lutcia bsrei ,n ana the County og NavaTsi ia ths t~'riory oi Al t'nA and The complaint Sled wih %" aeiA "i i"' Court ai Pfs.c'It in sad t9uH;y ta cPy a which cli puint accom panies fhs -ummaHsl within twetiy "'fe le.clusye uf day uf s-rvc-I aer the ssffiar hh yot of this summons h sers cal ia tis '9lnlt b," H served out of The Cs,uty and within hs u'sct. then within thirty days; in all other Tctses trty days
 Aud ,ou are hereby uot6ei hatf 3uu iaa h app f anl the complaint as above required the PHutd aiA take iudsrseut by dc,u agaust you aud arfl} o Inc court the relief demanded u hrT sld cnHalat sd costs and disbursements ln tl-s hehalf sfpend,i
 Given under my haud and it@ seal uf the ssit bsnt Court Prescott tlis fh day 70 September, A p le'' IL WILLIAM NlLhLk>oN ''.. .A. A. F. FoRuEs. Attorney for plaigtia sspH utd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

The Butte Record, published at Chico California, in reviewing the past twenty four years of ifs existence publishes Its orig inal list ot subscribers in 1853 In tho Bidwcll's Bar list, We find that of A. Skin kie, father of the two well known printer: Miss Hattie, and her sister Mrs. Belle Shecl les, of Prescott, aad their brother Al Skin. klc, who has gone to Camp Apache in the cr.Dlov of l.. B. St James x Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
SUIlllilOnS.

IN THE JUSTICES CoJRT OF HACKBERRY Precinct County of NaAave. Territory cf AT1oua be- f1ru J. r. Stevens, Justice of llc Peace.
 ME-. BAkFE Plalstin.
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 JoHN NJ. WALLACE Defendant IT., Territory ef Arizona radf greeting Co John R lfai fT-r
 You are hereby summoned to appear h,f ro at my ofice u thc toau of HssSberry. u t~ County "i No have and Territory of AFE, The 18th day of Noysu lsr A b. l-71 at ] o'clock N- ;n answer to fa" com pa,u of the above Hausi pa.ntd wba sues f' recover ihe sum of huudrrd and forty dollars principal money Iaid ycu deposit together wjh ten p-t ccut IeI ntm iutcfs, thereon from thr 9itI day H Augl,t l-sl Iuet,lt of which iulgment win br taken aiasf you n 'ha above named sum together fh css and dauiErs T, hr sheriff or any constable e MlbaNr couaty, Al- rer-itory. mase legal service and due r'tgfu. Given under ny hans 'his li'h day of August A.
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 d.. Sl J. l.. STEVENS ;. P l. appearing from the Shsr certificate hai th. above named defendant s nt Ia he cuuty of Muatr sua that be race of abode 2. unknown it i- Lerrby ool.f,d that legal service uf this summons be made by TuhhCs ton in the WEEKLY AEKpNA MINFE iiu,ss ms hand this lith day of August. l-s7.
 J. E. STEVENS. P s...+fsFgn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Alex. Harris, has contracted with the Tip top Company for the burning of kiln of brick near where they are to erect their new quartz mill at the mouth of Grand wash, three miles south of the residence of Jack SMilling
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Col. Wood came up from the Xii Carson yesterday, bringing with hm a few sacks of irst-class ore for storage. He returned to- day and will finish asserting the ore on the dump, which will be sacked and brought to town for storage in few days. They have out several tons of high guadc ore which they consider safer under lock and key in a warehouse than lying exposed to the cupid Ity of those who would ra,her haul il away than to % to work and dlr for it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
LEGAL.
Notice to Tax Payers.

Nascs |. hsr,hv given tha, the fasroil s' ;n C,nt, and also ihe Tax roil of school dlsii'' , mn, said oo,Inty for ths year isll have heea l1 ,.f.ia fs e- .,i.cti,, and that the taxes asssssed N''a r T,, l,r and ,ayahle Co me a, my oiiee ID -,
 Ii pei ,ad ou or before ihe ses'a1 Monday , et,sa Der. next they win be rsiufnrd deiih1u"a' N ser cent pill be added thereto. .,, .y- s,,,s,tnr
 Prescott, A T. Sept 70. lsIE Slo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Ihe above sale IS hereby further postponed t Satur- day, November 3rd the same iims and pac4 bv ir ton Of plaintiffs Attorney. ED. r: BOWERS Sheriff.
 fresnoti. ArtEona. OctoherlH lsII
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

We hear it suggested by some of the heavy property owners that something be immediately done to open adirect thorough fare to the Colorado river via Greenwood. It is thought direct route will bring Us within l05 miles of landing on the Color aJn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
summons.
IS THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL District; Territory of ArEoua, County of Is,apal.
 JuuN RAIHLE,
Wusox C. COLLIER


 JuHN RAlBLE
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 WILSON C. COLLIER, Action brought la the District Court of the 1h.rd Ju dsia Ui;si in aad iuF the County oi NaSaIa in ihe Teu.ioFy of Arizona
 Ibs Territory eC lrisaaa f,Bfs grestiHg to Wissa C Collier.
 You afr hereby summoned and required to appear in au action brought against yoh by The above named plan ur District Court uf the Third Judicial Bstlir' iu and for the County of Yayapai la the Territory o AIiEsaa and auswer Inc complaint Sled with ihe Clsrs rl thiz Couft Prescott iu said County tA copy oi hich complaint acCoWpaui-. ths suGumsnsl within twenty days fexcusve uf hr day u seryoe) afer ihs service utou yeu Cf this -umnons fl served iu Co |. County but C served of The c3aaty aud within h District, then within thirty days u all other iosty days
 Aud you hereby notified ;ha; f you hal to srpeai and The complaint above required the Tlaiute u take judgment by default against you for the oi one hundred dollars and iu'errs; two ger cent per molth from November lsi 1875 and foF three hundred lud 5uriecu and 7O0o dollar. with interest al two Psl cent rer month from March 2jh. lr16 aud costs aud disbursements in this behalf eNpendcd
 Given under my hand and the Seal of tbe said Dis tic Court Pr, Chi. ith day of October l-' IL. WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk. JoHN H-w ,Ep Attorney for Plaintiff
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

John Raible, Otto Esch and partner re- turned last evening from the Peck, Tiger, Bradshaw Basin. Luke's mill. etc. John says he found some of the hardest climbing and steepest hills he ever travelled over, es- pecially the hill leading down into Brad shaw from towards the Peck.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

From Major Veil, who came over the new road from Phoenix via Black Canyon, We learn that the portion of the road built by Yavapai county is quite acceptable. but is in places washed out and needs few dol lars worth of work expended upon il timmcdi- ately to save it from further ruin. That portion built by Maricopa county is repre- sented as being in 8 rough condition and needs making over.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

NEw AND RIcH.-Another lead has been discovered about eight miles from Prescott which assays, Co the ton, over S2J0 from the croppings. Ithas boca named the Norton. in honor Of Charles Norton, oIe of the dis coverers and original locators. The lead is easy of scccss and i~ surrounded by plenty of timlcr. and has an abundance of water within d >io-. Iis.aECl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

The Hualpai Indians were mustered out of the service, to-day, at Fort Whipp!e. We learn that these scouts have. since their enlistment, travelled, on foot something over five thousand miles, or about onc-itth the distance around the Globe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

A California horse, picked up and taken East by a horse trainer named Splann, is thought to be the fastest horse III the world Nualed. booted and harnesseG to mud stained. rougI-loolling skeleton wagon, she went around halt-mile track at Seneca, New York, in 1 :10, and making the quarter around tue turn iu 35 seconds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Alex. Harris has finished his contract for burning bricks at the Peek mine. He open cd his kiln q few days ago and found that he had 75,o00 beautifully burned and splen- didly tempered bricks.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Thomas Whitehead, who has been engag- ed for several years, in Prescott, as propne- tor of iirst-cass restaurant, has closed his business at the Montezuma and is about to take up his residence at the Peek, where he will open an eating cstabii>hm
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

The stone cutters were at work this morn ing on sand stone, eight feet long, intended for the front ,loorsill for the new Court house. Jack Hill was measuring and laying it of. but We failed to get its dimensions other than its length. IL is beauty.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

The Hualpai scouts, with Dan OLcary as chief returned from Southern Arizona to-day for the purpose of being mustered out of service as their time has about expired. These scouts have been under the command of Lieut. Hanna and have done great deal of hard duty since they were enlisted into the service of Uncle sam.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

The title to a sewing machine was tired in Justice Carriers court this morning, Fred Williams being the plaintiff. and Mrs. Bro phy the defendant. Judgment was given for the plaintiff.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

We understand that J M. Bryan claims section of the road down the Big Sandy, which leads 10 the McCrackin and Green wood country, and is exacting heavy toll from all who travel that public thorough fare. What his claim k, or how he derived it. we have not been able to learn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

The ox-train of Hance x Graham goes to PhGnix for flour, which is being manutac- tured al the celebrated fiourlng mills of c. II. Veil, for the Prescott trade. They have contracted for the freighting of 40, lOa hounds
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

IjShetti &Co., proprietors fthc Helvezia Saloon, Restaurant and Bakery have q new in the MINER, notifying the public of what they have to sell. They in- yitc all to "Ccmc and sec"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Otto, Park, S Co. are running an eNtcn- sivc tunnel into the mountain side and cx- pect to tap the Perry lead several hundred feet below the surface. This lead is situate near the Hassayampa creek about 9 miles south of Prescott and contains excellent high grade silver ore
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

The Peck Mining Company deposited yesterday, with the Bank of Arizona, tte| proceeds of ,Vo days work of the Aztlan mill. which WAS two bar, of silver worth S3. 5is.9i Tomorrow they wilt deliver at the same place three bars which will az .rCgatc owe. iour thousand dollars. which is about $20oo per day. Bah for the Peek ,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

GONE TO APACHE.-Mr. Alex. Graden, left on the Blackboard last evening for Camp Apache, where he goes to take q place in the blacksmith shop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

TIE "CrTTzEN." This paper which has been run in the interest of the te'r, at Tue son, has, we learn, been sold to an associa- ton at Florence, and will be removed to that place. where it will, in the future that i>. 50 long as il lasts-bc published John Wasson, although probably fair off ccr of the Government, made a sad mistake in lending his paper, which ought to have been an advocate ot honesty and fair deal ing, to defend those and that which was dis honest and rotten Co the core. He lent his paper to dciame those who were friends to the Territory and working with zeal for its general welfare lts low and false course has brought maledictions down upon il and the result is that the old fraud has had 10 succumb to the Star. which has pursued an honorable amt upright course. We imagine the Citizen will be handled by Mr. ]. F. Cum, and. if so. cannot expect much of q change in its tone. Should Leonard get his cunning fins nsthon it will end in disgrace and financial ruin to the association. Pinal county has resources, and Is deserving of a papcr, and it is the hope of the MINER that some one will have the management who will mako the paper a lively, readable ad- yocate of the people where It Is published, :, and tlio whole Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

One of the saddles captured on the horses which were owned by Ta-os, who was re- gently killed by tlc officers of the law in prosecuting their duty. uas borrowed from inc Rev Mr Hedgcpcth and has been claim ed by that gentleman. On, of the rcvolyers taken from the victims. belonged to Mr Christie having been borrowed from Mrs. C. where Tui!os wa, working at the t.mc of IiiS death
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
William ". Weed a phonographic report

William W. Weed a phonographic report CT, has arrived here under an engagement with the several judges of the District Courts of the Territory, 10 act as law report CT for the courts in taking testimony etc. He will also report arguments Of council, public speeches, sermons, etc, when requir- ed for a moderate consideration. He will make Prescott his head quarters and % to PhWniN, Yuma, Florence, Tucson, andMin- eral Park when the courts are in session al these nlacps
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Mir. II. Hewitt, from Pima county, arrived in town this morning coming by Bradshaw visiting the Tigar mine where he is inter ested in q valuable location.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Several teams, belonging to $. C. Miller * Bro. arrived aHd discharged their loads at the various mercantile establishments this morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

PCT OFF UNTIL DECENBER.-Judge Tweed has concluded h adjourn the District Court at this place until the lst Monday in Dee cmGcr, for several reasons. among which are economy in the way If expenses. and con vcnicncc of parties who have suits that they can have ready for trial in December, but cannot in November. Court will meet on Monday next aad aJ,ourn until Monday December 3i lsI1.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

W. \. Howard, an excellent man and a good freightet known 10 every person in this section of Arizona has sold his team of fourteen mules and two mammoth prairie schooners to the Miller Bros. and the team k now employed in hauling ore from the Me Crackin lode 10 the Signal mill.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Poppy Johnson, from Wickcnburg, NJ. D. Langley, from Upper Kirkland Valley, and S. C. Rogers and daughter, from Charm ingdaIe Ranch. are visiting Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

FREIGur.-TFe train of John Elders ar rived, this morning, from Ehrenberg loaded with merchandise for the house of c. P. Head < Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Judge Rush i> adding 10 his valuable property in West Prescott, an improvement in the shape of a barn, an article very es- sential for stock during the storms of winter
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

The steamer GiIa carried down to Yuma on the 18th inst. 2).o00 pounds of bullion from McCrackin, which was shipped to San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

The past few days have been cold, and high winds prevailed, which had the effect of bringing up ar old fashioned rain from the south.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Hon. Thomas Fitch and his associate Tn the law business, Mr. Churchill, Uhe firm making a whole toam,) have fitted up rooms over the Bank of Arizona where they hold forth and will be happy 10 meet aud discuss knotty questions with all
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

LARGE ATTENDANcE.-Our public school has over sixty scholars in lAe higher class, and in the lower department over seventy d good attendance.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

NJ. W. KaicS, Thomas Luther and (. C.. Bean leave this evening for Antelope, where they go to examine the mining outlook of that district.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

SoNr.-Durins the year 1874, there was shipped into Arizona from California over fourteen thousand boxes of soap, and it would be a safe assertion to say that over twenty thousand boxes will have been brought in the present season. The ques- tion naturally presents itself then, why would not soap manufactury be a rcmu- ncratiyc undertaking in the Territory Nearly, if not all, the material necessary for the manufacture of this much needed and libcrally used article of commerce can be found here in the Territory, and thus the extra cost Transportation can be saved, which iS ia itself no small item.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

General Kautz arrived in San Francisco on Saturday last and took the eastern bound train at $ o'clock on Sunday morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Allen CnlIumber, of Walnut Grove, is in town an informs us that the postoffice is about to be removed to his residence.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

WINDY. For three days and nights the wind has been unusually boisterous for this place, where 1t is generally calm or famed
 by gentle hrcczcs. Last night the tempest howled with great violence through the pines, la>hing their tops together and crea- ting commotion that kept many people awake with apprehension. especially those who live ia the edge of the woods on the west side of Granite Creek, and within reach of some of thc monarchs of the forest.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Benjamin Morgan, Esq, submitted his argument, in writing yesterday, to the mili- tary court at Whipple, in defense of his client, Capt. Campbell. Lieut.. kingsbury, who is quite clever was Judge Advocate of the court. and may have answered Mr Mor gan. but as to that We have not been in- f,rp,gl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
Judge W. !. Loyctt. of Hollister who has

Judge ". l.. Lovctt, of Ho.lister who has been travelling extensively, during the sum mer, in the East, arrived in Prescott a few days since and vlll remain with Us until after the next term of court fnr this district. The Judge was admitted to practice in the Arizona courts, at ihc last term of the Dis trict Court, and i> said to be an excellent lawyer as he i~ certainly a gentleman.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

Sheriff Covarubias, of Santa Barbara Cal has been removed from office for appropri- ating the iailcrs salary to himself. The case is appealed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

John P. Osborn, Sen, recently brought into town, from his ranch on Ash Creek, a number of fat becyes which h. sold to Allen X Co. the tavo-itc butchers of this section of Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
Notice.

AT r--s-1s t-~-'~~ themselves indebted to l. Ba' lri x la tv p1.s ..-aurt rrr 1- otherwise are rec H.-..H .. ,l.. an. sy. ..s immediately
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
SATURDAY.

An engine and boiler is offered for sale cheap. Apply at the MINER office for infor- nation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
MONDAY.

Chas Cushman an excellent gentleman in the employ of (. F. Head X Co, Camp Verde. is in town on business.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
LARGE, NEW, COMPLETE WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SHOPS, Gurley Street, Fronting on Granite,
 Prescott. ArizOna.

Alnds oi BlacSsni,hins. Wagon. making and r. Paif,ng done ID good style by "-N ''
 'sOi'H FRED G. BRIGHT
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
DISAPPOINTMENT
DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale is hereby postponed to saturia,- ,y 18th day of Ocober lssJ ,he same hour and pisc.
 Ep. '. BOWERS, Sheria. DISAPPOINTMENT
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

finders < Rowe, the enterprising mer- chants, shipped yesterday to ther Branch store, at the Peck, ten thousand pounds of merchandise. Taking this shipment in con nection with the 20,0O0 pounds for the Tip Top store constitutes the largest shipment ever made by any firm in any single ship ment since Prescotts origin
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
II E~nAT.

Our readers are requested to examine the card of Wm ". Weed in to-jay'= MINER. A valuable acquisition in the Way of report inr. e.c.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02

The train of Rusher X Atkinson arrived, yesterday, from Ehrenberg with large lot of merchandise for the house of l.. BashtoTd < Co, and also had on board the iron doors. windows and cells for the new jail. The train will reload for the McCrackin Co. with lumber.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL District Tvrriisry vf Ar Eo,a. County ol lavupa.
 ALBERT Q. NulEs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-02
Application for a Patent.

To THE SECOND NORTH EXTENSION OK Ysr c,v,, EAGLE MINE. No. D.
 |. $. LAND OFFICE, PREscorr. 4. IT,
 Sept 2lst ls77
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-29
The Daily Leader.

s~omcial paper of the City, County, Ter
ritory and United states.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-29
The Foe of Pain.

The friend of suffering humanity-the
enemy of disease, and the salrdtion of
the patient brute, is MEXICAN Mus
TANG LINDIENT. There is no sore it
will not heal, no ache or pain it will
not Danish. For accidents in the fam
lily, such as burns, scalds, sprains, cuts,
ETC., it has no rival. 1t has saved
more human lives, and restored more
horses, oxen and other cattle, to useful
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