Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09
Real Estate Transfers.

iions, as appear on record, for the month end
 ing February 18th:
 Robert Moore to A. IL Pecples-slI right.
 title and interest 10 -Liizien mining claim,
 situate, about ? miles east of Wiekenburg,
 and known as the cusngbery mine. Con
 siGeration, ss00.
 Jefferson II Lee and wife to John Duke
 northwest of southwest Ii aud the lot numbered of section 2i and the fractional
 lot Number l of the southeast Ii of sec ton 23 aud the fractional lot numbered 1 of the northwest of section 25 in town ship IA. north of range ?, west of the Gila
 Base snd meridian. eoniaining il5 and e4 100 acres, with water right and privilege to ,ke same. Consideration, si000.
 Hyman Ellis, W X Ellis and James M Ellis--ap undivided interest of 90 linear feet in the kit Carson lode. Considers tion, S250
 --lot No. = in block E of the Village of Prescott. Consideration sa00.
 John Moss to Geo. E. McAnery-the un- divided interest in grant of land 12 miles square, known as the Bsca grant. Consid- eraiion ti.
 George ". Walker ard John Reese to o. Lincoln and F. s. Seed-I500 feet in length and s00 feet in width in the Agua Friz gold and silver lead in Big Bug mining district Consideration $.J0.
 John RAible and Wilhelm Raible to c. II. La Berteu- a5 feet in block 45, Village of Prescott. Consideration $500.
 James W. Brooks to Albert H. Edmonton location of l60 acres of land 4 of mile nortkwsrd from Coyote Spring. known as the Blind Spring property. Consideration $500.
 s. NJ. Vessels to Chas B. Genung-750 undivided feet of the first northern exten- sion of the ~Bonanzo" mine in Weaver mining district Consideration $lO0.
 k. W. Groom to John NJ. Derwin--one claim of l500 feet, known as the Pearl; one claim, known as the Sentinel; one claim, known as the Union, and one claim known zs the Slim Chance, situate in Humbug mining district Consideration Sl.
 John N. Derwin to Robert N Groom one claim of I500 feet, known as the Tau 1 rus; one known ss the Blanerhuset; one known as the Bonita, and one known as the | Seryion; all in Humbug mining district. | Consideration ti00. I
 Harley H. Cartier and wife to A. H. sher- man and Lucia Sherman-lots No. I,2, 3, }, (, 2, 5, 2 and 10, in block 26, Village of | Prescott. Consideration, $500
 Geo. N. Collins 10 Mary E. CollinsN '50 feet undivided, in the "Bouanzo" mine, htuate in Weaver mining district Consid- .ration $i00
 Levi Bashford to Joseph A. Lewis-lot No. 4. in block No. 5. Village of Prescott. Consideration sl00.
 Joseph A. Lewis to Edwin Soughbottom lot No. in block No. 5, Village of Pres ott. Consideration, <l30
 Robert F. Hendrick to II. Gudgen-25 inear feet in the Salvador mine, situate 4 niles east of Prescott, and about 2 miles in southeasterly direction from Fort Whipple. t5o.
 Chas. Pletz 10 Nathan Ellis-the undi- ided 500 feet in Everett mining claim, sit ate in Turkey Creek mining district. Con- alteration $25.
 Virginia Koch to Noah C. Shekels-lots io. IA, l6, IS, 20, 22, 2l, each being fifty eet fronting Mount Vernon street by one undrsd and fifty feet deep, and being in lock Village cf Prescott. Considera- ion $500.
 Virginia Koch to BEshfrd and Burmister certain property in East Prescott, being { pts i3, Is. ls, 2l and 23, such lots being ach fifty feet fronting on Mount Vernon treet by one hundred and fifty feet deep. $500.
 Henry W. Fleury to James G. wiley-all hat piece of land, beginning at the south | rest corner of Gurley and Mccormick treets, and running along said Mccormick treet 2i0 feet to Gurley street, 100 feet to | he place of beginning, same piece of land q overing parts of lots No. l, 2, s, and 5, as CT map of the Village of Prescott. Con- A deration, 5000. t Saml Baker and Alice Baker, to George r . Yakel.--certain piece of land f5o feet