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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27

1t is stated that Senators Thurman,
Bayard, Davis, of West Virginia,
and others of the leading Democrats,
have recently been in consultation
with reference to the approaching
session of Congress, and have decided
that the Democrats will vote solidly
to confirm l..cf thetPresident's mons
nations. They say that if the Re-
publicans don't like the nominations,
they may adjust themselves to the
situation as best they may.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27
Non Resident Notice.

G. ". Williamson vs.. Wiley B. Xix.
TIVE PLAINTIFF, ON THAT
L the defendant is indebted to him, and Is a
nonresident of this st tie, having obtained
from A. Jordan, a Justice of the Peace for
Gibson county, an original attachment against
the estate Of the defendant, returnable on the
therefore ordered that the defendant appear
bet re the said Justice of the Peace, ut his
Office in the town Of Milan. on the 18th day of
October, 1871, to defend sad action, or il viii
be proceeded with ex parte. 1t is further or
dered that this notice be published in the Milan
Exchange. Sept. 9th, 1871.
scp27-4t A. JORDAN, j. p.
Ware * Williamson, Atty's.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NONRESIDENT Notice.

Haun WilIiams0n v. Reuben larris.
THE PLAINTIFFS. on AFFIDAVIT
Il that the defendant is indebted to them,
and is a non resident of the state of Tennessee,
having obtained from 4. Jordan, a Justice of
the Peace, an original attachment against the
estate of the defendant, returnable on the 10Th
day of October, 1871, and the same having been
levied on the defendants property. il Is there
fore ordered that the defendant appear before
the said Justice Of the Peace, at his Office in
October, 1871, to defend said attachment suit,
or it will be proc eeded with eX parte. Ii is
further ordered that this notice be published in
the Milan Exchange. This 2ith Sept, 1871.
sep27-it A. JORDAN, J. ?.
Ware & Williamson. Atty's.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27

1t viii not do, after this, to reproach
our Canadian neighbors with being
slow. One hundred and eleven miles
in an hour and forty-nine minutes
six miles in five minutes mile in
fifty seconds-must be conceded to be
passably rapid travelling. Yet this
remarkable time is reported to have
been recently made by a special train
on the Canada Southern Railroad.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27

The Porter Rifles, of Nashville,
captured the prize at the St Louis
Fair last Saturday, and now en-
Joys the honor of being called the
best drilled military company in the
South or Southwest. Hurrah for the
Rifles and Tennessee.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27

The Memphis Ledger, in reciting
the names of the distinguished people
whom Bolivar, the capital of Harde-
man county, Tennessee, has given to
the world, forgets to name Mrs Hans
ming, nee Wilkerson, who came as
Mrs Dickinson with her husband to
San Antonio. He fell a lieutenant
in the Alamo, while she listened with
in an apartment, at the doorof which
he fought, to the clangor of swords
and firing of rifles. She is the sole
American survivor of the massacre.
General Hardeman, of Texas, or his
father, gave its name, we believe, to
Hardeman county, Tennessee.-Aus>
tin, Tex. Statesman.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27
An Upright Judge.

The following good story is told on
an ex-Memphian, Mayor T. T. Linde,
Of Hot Springs, Arkansas:
Mayor T. +. Linde, of Hot Springs,
Arkansas, has outdone the Roman
Brutus by ordering the execution Of
sentence passed upon himself Re-
pairing TO the executive office, where
a number of evil,doers were awaiting
trial, he calmly opened court in the
usual form and called the first case
on his docket: at. F. Linde, for vi
olating ordinance No. TO-" getting
drunk, and propounded the query,
guilty or not guilty." responding
promptly, in the character of the ac-
cused, guilty, your honor" 1.-The
prisoner is fined So and COSTS" said
Mr. Linde as Judge, and entered the
record upon the book. Having thus
disposed of his own case, he passed
Oh to those of other offenders.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27
THE EXCHANGE
THURSDAY. sEPTR 81, 1877.

Gen. Mcclellan has accepted the
Democratic nomination for Governor
Of New Jersey.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27
Saturday. October azs... 1877.

all the right, title, claim and interest that S.
Il. " heeler has in and to the following house
and lot in the town of Milan, Gibson county,
Tenn. Bounded on the east by ID. A. Taylor
and :. Il. johnson, south By Louisville * Nash
vile road, west by J. l.. Williamson, and
north BY Houston Richardson, containing
tnrce-iuurths of an acre,
sepZ7-4t Z, VI. ING, Dep'y Sh'f.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27

An unknown printer was murdered
by two negroes at Stevenson, Ala,
last Thursday.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27
Sherif's Sale.

ID virtue of writ Of f. IA. directed 10 me
ID by the humboldt Law Court, in the case
of John Il. Shepherd vs.. Samuel II. Wheeler,
will sell to the highest bidder, at the court
house door in llambOldt, on
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27
saturdny. October y. Iszz.

al the right. title. claim and interest that g..
p. Weaver has in and 10 the following dcscrib-
ell house and lot in Milan, Gibson county,
Tenn, Bounded north by College street, east
by Cemetery street. south by an alley, and
west by the lot Oi j T. Parker.
Sep27-It 4. W. ING. Dep'y Sh' #.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27
HALF PRICE +!
Music Going for a Song -

We offer the following popular sheet music
at half the price you would pay for it in any
city. We give the publishers price, and will
take half.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27
Two Fine Farms
FOR SALE!

7 HAVE two tracts Of land which an de-
i sirous of selling. One living one and a
half miles west Of Milan. containing one hun
bred acres good residence and out houses and
sixty acres cleared: the ether lying miles west
Of Milan. containing l50acres, 80 acres cleared,
fine residence and good out-houSes, hne
springs, good land and in excellent neighbor-
hood Convenient 70 ~h'-- ..'-
MN
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27
Sherif's Sale.

10y virtue of a writ of ven. ex. TO me di-
ID rected By the Humboldt Law Court, in
the case of J, A. McAlister vs. J. Z. Weaver,
| will sell to the highest bidder, at the court
house door in Humboldt, on
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27
Trustees Sale.
PY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTED
I'D in me as Trustee, viii,
Saturday, the 9Th of October, 1877,

sell 10 the highest bidder for cash. in front OF
4 Jordan's store, in the town of Mia l, Tenn.
all the right, title claim and interest which
Jacob Hale and his wife Judah have in and Il
the following described real estate in Gibson
county, Tenn: One parcel or tract of land
bounded on the east by Thomas Boyle, west by
J. c. Long. south by ;. II. Hale and north by
Susannah Long. having been conveyed by said
Jacob and Judah Hale to me on the Sth day Of
July, 1873. in trust to secure the payment of .
debt of Sl35 and Interest thereon due J. Z
Jones, said trust deed being recorded IN The
Registers Office of Gibson county. Tenn. ID
Book No >, page $50, 20 which reference /,
made. said sale t. be made by ne rs Iros;ec
aforesaid in order 10 satisfy the provisions oil
Said trust deed. Sale within lawful hours.
J. C. LONG, Trustee.
This Sept. &, IS77.-4t
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-27
j. Y. CRAWFORD.
DENTIST.

EyTTLL VISIT Wy - - -Tr THRU
remain iu-
rs ioIei All
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
Prescott Freight.

We agr under obligations c. Nr. Ruehcr. agent for Miller Bros for the following list of pcr~nu~ who have goods curuuiC tu this place. which arrived at Ehrcub"Ir. about tho l~t of this month ana k a portion of the freight that was shipped from Sun FrIncisco Jan. Jrl hy steamer Newborn. and may br expected to arrive herr inside the next ten days This is the largest amount of freight ever shipped ai any one time from EhWubcrG. aud lia~hford .V Co receive oi ihis amount lll ,u00 pounds:
 George An Fat. C. Gerard, W. NJ. Builum, C. T. Hayden. NJ. C. Campbell, Frederick X Urcuun. Dan Ilatz. '. \. stephens, p. Per kiuS. AudcrS ,S Rowe. r.. llorzOg, C. \. Ochu>, IL. Y. Cram, W. II. SteCtz, W. r. Martin. Peek Silver Mining Co.,, T. W. utiS IT. Asher ,S Co. F. IT. Weaver, WIG. Rhodes h. Levi, ARIZONA MINER, Kelly X stephens J. N Rudcnhurg. John Raible. F.. Ganz. l.. Iiashford X Co. Total number of pounds .tlu uOO
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

DEGATE.-Thc Subject debated at the Reading room of the Prescott Library As sociati0n last evening was the justice or policy of cNempting the Railroad Com pany from taxation during the construction of their road and until they connected with road from the East
 George F. Brown and r. C. Parker hal been appointed to sustain the exemption. and F. =. Seed and II '. Cram to dispute it. but as MT. Parker failed to put in an ap- pearancc. the oaus oft the affirmative i,ll upon Brown, until after thc principals had had their say, when John r. Lloyd came to his assistance Mir. Brownhardt took tlie other side and made quite a plausible argument in which hc pronounced 30 whitening rchukc 70 the Central Pacific R. R. Co., for li- in the matter of freight, and fares The question was well argued un both sides.
 MeS>r-. Gold water Fisher and Buck were hy thr President Jo sit ip jud-- mcnt on tho merits of the argument. sni after due dclihcration decided that accord ing to the light thrown on the subject l,y the di>putants uf the evening, it was clear lv thc duty of the Legislature to require the R. l.. to pay taxes from the moment they enter the Territory if not leforo The fact Is we need the money ia our business
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Noiee is hereby given that n pursuanee sf the order of the Probate Court of The County of ayapa in TerroF, of ArEans made en the ssih day at JasuaTy iss iu thc matter u tbs estate uf -b OByas, de. srssrl Inc undersigned sresuf of said estate, vii sell public auction to the hishest bidder far cash, Ia parcel subject ouhfstataa hy said Probate Caar SuJtfday March Il isi1 st l aeeck. A. i a ftuni sf the Court House. h fresc H ihs sd County of fsv ap, s ie right iiile and interest and estate o the said n;esi, ths time of hs deaih aud ail the Fght title and interest that co" d iaie has hy operation of las. otherwise arguird other than iu addition that Ae sd at the time of hs death in aud u all tat ui p~cr parcel of lsud situate aud hsisg Peeplg. Valley in tv aforesaid County of NAvapa asd dcsciibcI f,liows
 Ths s5uth haf of ths southsast quarter. and ihe southeast quari-T of the southwest quarter section ery- and Inc nnhsst quarter of the northeast qaFer of ton fourteen township eleven. north of iiangs ef Gia aud Salt River lsase 9nd meriiias,
 Terms and conditions cf sale cash hc raid day oi saie deed si ths exp of the parcitssrr.
 ED WELLS
 Eicg1ior of Es'a'r of Jacob e Bry Su; n FTrs.s.'i. \. T.. February gth is57 tbsw1
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

THE ISABELLA NuJ.-Mr. Carpenter of Big Bug has leased the mill formerly known a~ tho iliI Bug mill, and it was started up to-day, on a lot of second class orc from the Isabella mine. and after thi, orc iS worked. he will then confluence on ore from the Cliff ton mine, which hc has leased from Mr. C. F. lIitchcok. Mr Carpenter has j men cm- ployed on the mine. at present, and will uu- doubtedy put on larger force soon. .tS to the final result in that district there can be no doubt: there are scores of mines in the mmc- dia,e ,ioinity Gt tl;e r.;ll SL3 i,cs aro ull ot a ,ulphatc character, very rich and only rc. quire thorough knowledge of how i'd work thcm to make a success.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
The silver Prince.

D. K lIought-lin this morning showed Us
 ic 1,lat and field note, of the Silver Prince
 lins,. a, surveyed hy r.. n. Thomas. Deputy i.S. Mineral surveyor The work k neat k exccu,cd. and shows accurately the scv ral shafts ant ,unucl- on th, claim. with he work done on each. The entire claim on.ains l9.91-l00 acres, having been loca- d ahou, fifty feet short of the t.jo0 feet. fonghtcln X Curtin have recently taken ut considerable orc from a ten incl pay treak where they originally found thc cN- rich ore. They are asserting slat E anN coming out ilto two classes, ed day or tv" ago sampled up the dumps nd found the;T iir>t-cia>s worth hy average sssv, $2. IU) per ton, and the second class ,mctl;ug over $Nno Myers & Henderson iho have a lcasr ou 30 portion of the claim aye out about lon Of $l,400 ore and a COS, prospect for 8 little fortune.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

The firm of R. F. Burlington X Co., Indian Wells, California, has been dissolved Mr Burlington is in the forwarding and commis- sion busincss and will continue the business Of the old firm, moving along with the S. r. R R. Cc-., and will always he found e, the i'oni. Mir. r, was nnc of our early pio- neers and only left this Territory on account oi poor saith experienced here hy hi, fam fly. The people of this section know him to be worthy, honest, capable and prompt, therefore we do not hesitate iu rrcommend- ing him to ul who may have anything in his hnc to attcnd to. Read what Mr Earring ton alkcrtis ls tn hn
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

We learn that the California and Arizona Stage Co, arc about tn move their stock and coarh,> up to fhe end of the railroad track which Is about 2i miles thi, side ot Indian Wells This is gOod news. aud those who are compelled tt' visit California. occaeioual- ", will bc happy to learn of the change, as it will avoid long tediou, journey, by the siagr, through heavy sand We presume ihc proprietorS o' the stage liuc are as hap py and as well pleased as any person inter cstcd, a, it will shorten the distance l,y stage and be great saving iu horse flesh
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

A. W. Callcn has recently byen prospect ing through the mountain, in search of the haid.a ',tesatss and had the gooi luck la ir'ip "n go lead. which. from its magnitudc richness etc, ltc ha, named tho Giant Silver Mine. It |, situated in thc Peek district where there arr already some ot the best pay ing mines iH Arizona and tl1,c that have been p-o-pccted Co thal extent so as to leave not thy least doubt a, lo their permancncv, anal Mr .alicn has, uo douhi ju,t as good a discovery B> ans in the district
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

The BIard ot Supervisor, met this <. M at ihc County Recorders office. evamiur. ~c,Ural hil> allowed quite a number and oi, allowed some other- that were found incor. rect and paid the iollowin. bill,
 CONTINGENT FtNp.
 No. g, Entvrrr>c. .... -.. ........ <; .5n No. |. Marion ,A Beach. .......... SlGi. .0u
 uFNEUNt rtNU.
 No. :G, Gep. T.. Talbot SD, No. as, pud- ley House $Nf: Nu>. -S tn .j2 Campbell A Parker, S6>O; a3 to 3G. N r. DaS. Ss9S.OO, g., Fred Williams, SIS, &. L.. A stevens, S5l.,i: go. l.. Ba>hiurd X Co.,. Ss3.23. 4o C. r. Head X Go. SsA91: ll. Clm~ Yatc.. >lS5; 43 and 44, F. r. Bowers. St0I; 45. W. r. Iihbcy $500. IG, ". M. Bufrum. S3i0O, i;, Ben. Iindcuhaum. $InOo. iS. T.. Stahl, SG,Ou; 59, John simmons. S2~ DO jn, (. T. Roccr> & Co.,. 43; n. Geo. All Fat Sl0,2j; 5a. C. r. Hayden. $le.Io
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

Nr Nyc of the house of T.. \. Fargo G Co. arri,r,l thi. morning from San Francisco accompanied by MT. Datis, who wc under stand represent, a tobacco and cigar house of SIu Francisco.
 Mr Nyc ], known throughout Arizona, having visited our Territory con several oCca ,ions. and Was then, as hr ], noN. attending to the bJi>incs, of the house of Fargo X Co. wholesale lIquor dealers at San Francisco
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
Andrcw B Peterson ul,o Inuri,r,.5 \ |

Andrew E. Peterson Vho murdered \. l.. Byme, in Cerbal, Nohsvc County, last sum mer, and for whose capture reward of $s01 Wa, offered by the authorities, was short time since arrested iu Cheyenne. Wyoming Territory. and taken to California on a charge ot burglary. ItWas discovered how ever that Peterson Va- hopcIc,,iy insane He seemed to think that thc people of Ari- zona were after him and wanted to hang him. He k now in the California Lunatic Asylum al stockton. q ruyiug maniac.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

Hank Brown came in this morning from the cud of the Railroad with large lut of furniture for Jackson X Tompkiu>, also 8 shipment of pan->hoC> for thc AztlaH mill. Hank makes remarkably quick tr'p,. :, k but very few days since We saw him un- loading in our street, and now here hc is again. Partie> having goo,l> come hy rail Toad that they aro in hurry for should give their nr,ler, Co Hank
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

The poStoiIicc at Antc!ol" Valley, or rather
 fcepl,.S valley. has been discontinued ny or |er uf the Postmaster General, for the req
 |,p. NC understand. that the r. M. neglected
 h make out his quarterly returns on time. ,,o>toiiirc is one of the institutions that is
 |ni,s, ;jcsled in the Valley and We are sorry
 |,nt il ilAs been discontinued, and sincerely |ope that l3rw appointment will soon hc .aflc to hll the A@NHacv. our county has |oi, u.sr the pnmbcr oi Postniic'> that It
 )ss.uli hate. Mails pass great ImuiF ml, |ornnt plseD>, and owing to the 'ihSccnc1 "I
 b onicc the pos,.;. are deprived of their
 kUS. E. hoIs moTc otii.ds N bc estab- rhcd and liOpe discontinued.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

c. r RocERs. of th, Prescott meat mar
 ket. started for Camp Verde, this morning to select a large lot of beef cattle which h, will drive to thi, place, where they will bc slaughtered for the Use of the people in town and the officers, soldiers, etc, at Fort Whip,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

Mr. Bl tdtori, who n an old stand hv on the road between san Bcuaiinn and Pres colt made au extraordinary quick trip thi. timr. considering that hc hsd len thousand pounds aud only eight mule,. IIe ,av- Joe came vrrl ncar heating Hank Browns fast frrjgh, time. lIc propose, now to run rey1I. larly between the end ot th, K. ls. and th, place, sud will take oricr, flor freight
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

Our material for the enlargement of the WEEKLY MINER, we arc informed by NIT. ]. X. Rdshcr. wa, loaded and shipped from Ehr cnbcrg about the first inst. therefore wc may expect it to arrive here during the coming wcok, and IS soon thereafter, as possible We will issue oar paper ip an enlarged form, at least one third larger than ai pfosfnt. and al- so make other changes that VIII no doubt be appreciated hy our subscribers.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

|n Wea,cr district the following claims re been locatcd and recorded with ,hc un;v Recorder at Prescott: Antelope im hy Davidson, ra,suus, Reed aud ,icur.
 kcys,onc claim by Collin, and Craiguc. Don QuiNoic claim hy W. II Carter. Rob Roy claim by Davidson. Pear>onN and ul. The above claim, all carry gold and
 suppc>cd to hc very valuable.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

A lar-" tram, belonging to MesSrs. s.k slew x Ochos of sanford arrived here IeN days since loaded with flour and bar r: the flour was sold to our merchants and 6 barley was turned in at Fort Nhippic tnSc in tho QuarternaS,er's department .es loaded their train with lombs7 and poo 'oes. which they take back to thc Gila, ,cre such luNuries & potatoes do not grow where pine timber never existed
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

TuANK~-Wc are requested to express the grateful thanks of the teachers and pupils of the Prescott puhiic school, To Mrs. Graham r. Foster, of San Francisco. formcrIy of Prescott. for present of four appropriate and very haudsomcI! printed and framed motiocs girh gla--a, "il com plcte. One occupies placc oyer each door nf the two school rooms.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
TEGI,AY

The Stage left Wickenbur- this morning for Prescott at g,30 o'clock with heavy mail aud ilIc following passcagr,:
 Chas Nackle Mr.. lacklr Nr Gordon. ! M Moon. Mrs Moon, =. D. Drurey, N ]. Moves. N. J. Bailey, Miss Belle Noolman, W D HiNsop
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
PAUL'S DRY PROCESS,

Having Utrfrcted this pr'cesS am unw pr-parcd o furnish mills ei any desired capacity, and my ability to Pr'Vs my machinery uT au'i opcu Co ~" public Inspection, and by Inc practical V>tiuE oi > s ih.i can incr-ass the yied af gold Is;s working wet batteries and ropPer plates fr'u' 0 [" oJ pr and silver much larger rer crGtage than ny Isn ana gsuua"n and at less expense fhau any known ieh,i Of working quartz we'll and from gold ores ,.u gNtrsr silver vNtrs iih the gold which lost than all the expense oi milling and mining and aD, prepared to prove all assert These mill, for simplicity rhrapucss and ,rictos challenge the skill of day e -lirIN>>.
 have recently E"t ur especially iur Agsoua PTospec ting mill CHiicfy trn four iu five tons Ter day which iu every particular is perfect my largest ujls Thus mill Eht i"r n-IsratiOn. cheap tE CoGsucItnH ard can oirru'e u They aeVrr ii "a give catrv t l,..ijau. ai inrsiucrd iutn ArEna vii make act i've rNcry nning l,csN-gs the miner will his hg gh. hopes rraiiz-i. For pamphlets explaining pru.,yss and further particulars, addr,ss apply ta
 ALMAEIN B. PAUL Room oO, Safe Deposit Building San Francisco Cal. d-tlmI.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

John White Of Peoples Valley i, building for himself avery njcr cottage. It has been hintr,l Ia uS that John upon learning what nj, friend Geo. W Curtis had done made resolve that he would not he outdone by sny uf hi, friends in Prescott John thinks that a man living on a ,l-y ranch should have 8 a new house and some one 10 keep it
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
Notice to Creditors.

Sstice Is bershy given hy iLs undersigned adaIul. ,ra;u f r sst.fr ef Mishsei Riley, d-cea-.i io thc cFrstogs ei ant a ~fs.ias having claims gais,t ihs sad drr-sss t rNhiut tisa wlih ghc vuliis within iru nufas sef ihv hfsi pubrais, ,f ih.s tir~ Co tl" si atGiustTator. s bis oHarr Is,sC,It Coguty ui havaPAL and Territory uf AF.z,sas.
 c r CATE. t'3eir Aiauinisirafar ef Navarai CouHty \. r b.is.. s frssc,1 ihi. sih Say of Fct t.ty Is7s x. fetalN
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

Ttr Tor-p. C Thornc has shown Us a rtificaic of pulp assay of thirteen tons
 orc from the Tip Top mine in Humbac .trict near Black Canyon The assay is
 Blake, and shows $6;S.62 per Ion in sil- r and Sll30 in gold. If this isn't tip top sai i. it. In North Carolina turpentine fhcrcd from the highc>r part ot pine 'e i> the highest pnccl and k called tip }" hence tbc origin of the word a> syn vn for th. best.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09

La NJ, MuL.-C. \. Luke ha, purchased C Gon,tancia mili. near Ehrenbvrc, which
 rir.cd a. first class jgn stamp gold mill. c Finest perhaps that ever came to Arizona.
 wa- brought hy nr. ". W Joncs, in 10 to work the Consmncia mine and put one mile from Ty>on's Wells The mill iginally cost $4J,0OD. Nr. Luke ha, al>o lrh.s-.d in San Francisco pans. ~att'rr~, e.. to convert ij into complete silver Iuiii. d will move the whpl, thing into brad aw Basin. where il will bo set up and put
 work on ore from the mine of Luke X
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-09
William Cory. Deputy Sheriff of Mola

William Cory, Deputy Shcrif of Mohave County, while ridiu. mule over tho trail between Ccrlat and Mineral Park on ihe }d inst had hi' icg broken above the knee by ihc mule, becoming refractory. The ffactUrr occurred before hc Ua, thrown from the -1ddlr After the accidcnl hc craWlrd a bong distance, suffering severe pain and cN- posture to the weather nearly ali night. He l, now doing well under the surgical treat mcnt of Dr. Lawrence.