The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-05

l people of this Territory from theiJ nugh : bors across the Colorado has at last beer : tied with an iron band that will be lasting a> time and k only i0rerunncrf0r branche of route, that will extend to the Atlantic ol the east and the tropical scaports on tn south, tapping our mining camps, who's ! hills are dotted with mineral deposits con taining the rich ores tied together witt threads of gold and silver.
 
 THURSDAY.
 Mr Undcrhill, of Kirkland Valley, loade, his team with lumber at the saw mill O Geo. W Curti, and started home today The District Caur, of Naicopa Count, das been adjourned until the l>t of Decem ber. in consequence of th, illness of Judg DcFore,, Porter.
 < NJ. Vessels, E,q, who furnishes food
 for the hungry at Bradshaw, and other nee cssarir> ot life, came into town on Tuesday
 made purchase, of supplies, subscribed fo the MINER and left for his home, to-day.
 The Hulson Bros. anticipate giving a SO cial hop on Thursday evening next at tn, City Hal, at which time the young folk.
 will have a splendid opportunity of oftripping the ligh; fantastic toe.
 X large number of our citizens are pre- pairing to visit the McCrackin country among whom are Dr Thicle. Harry Morgan c. W. Curtis and Jay C. Kelley. It Is tho intention of Dr. Thielc 10 make a perma nent residence there Morgan will also camp it the place suits him.
 It has been decided that the bonds about to be issued in paymon, to the contractor, for the erection of the new county buildings are to have coupons attached which will cause them to sell mnch more readily and at better puce than they would were the coupons not attached.
 FAr BEEr-Mr. Coffee the butcher, one door west of the store of Kelley X Stephens. has just purchased and driven into Prescott; some 10 young. fat hccyes which he intends Co butcher and divide out to his numerous customers There will hc no tough steaks at the butcher shop of NIT. (. so long as these young cattle furnish his stalls with meat.
 I'M. Alexander ant C. C. Bean returned yesterday from the Peck mine. where they were called to pay of the host of employes at that place The new machinery is going in to the mine. Undc. the contract ot Mir. Patterson. and long before the cold days of winter come upon Us the company will have their new quartz mill in full blast, produ- cing bullion in quantities that will aston ish the owners themselves.
 ASSESSMENT LEvrEp-As will be seen the Tip-top Mining Company, whose office is 4O9 California street. san Francisco, has levied an assessment of thirty cents per share on their stock The mine is located in Humbug distric: and was recently pur- chased trom the original owners for Sj0000. The assessment levied is for the purpose of raising funds whercwith to purchase a new quartz mill which k to be put up on the creek two miles south of the ranch of Jack Swilling.
 The iron doors and windows for the new county buildings, left Ehrenberg yesterday for this place. and upon their arrival here work will once more be commenced and the buildings pushed to completion with the least possible delay and when finished we imagine it will be not only one of the most substantial, but handSomest structures, in the Territory. The contractors are both practical men and understand their business thoroughly, and it is their intention to make this the master piece of work in Northern Arizona.
 We learn from John Moon, who just came up from Camp Date Creek, that he saw, two or three days since, three Indians in the rocks between the old Post and Mir Blacks place on Marines Creek, and that few days prior had met thirty San Carlos pets on Date Creek below Gilson's ranch. These Indians are commanded by Charley, who is we'll known in this section of the Territory and formerly lived on the santa Maria.
 <. M. Wesselsand Pcll Craguc have been in town a day or two from the Tiger mine, and report matters progressing lively. The new shaft k producing quite aS good ore and aS much of il. aS tEc old one ever did, and that iS good enough There is nothing new to report Development continues, and the prospect seems 10 be that the company that has taken tine bond on the mine will he satisfied to take the mine and pay for il when they get their ten thousand dollars ex- pcudCd in prospecting it.
 Philip Thorn. of Livermore. Cal, wants Ia hear from his boy George Aaron Thorn, who ran away from home in June, 1876, and has not been heard of since. He is now 16i, years old. dark complexion, and has a black mole.on his right temple. His hair Is brown, and if cut short scar can be seen on top of his head He understands German. but does not speak 1t much. His father and mother are very anxious about him. Write to Philip Thorn, Livermore, California.