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New-York tribune., 1877-12-20
V'HE NATIONAL PARK BANK Of New York

i NEW.YUKS. Dec. ~ 1871.
Board OF Directors Of ils BAH have Tbs dap deelAre
SEMI ANNUAL DINIDEND 81 THREE PER CENT out of
earnings uon PAYABLE January z, 1870.
ary B 1875 J.. X. WRIGHT, Cashier.
VHE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANN-lhe courons ~ the orso.taisl Aorigags
Bonds of tue TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY maturing December l. 1871 will De PAID iu gold,
ad after Gate presentation At the Earers Loan ani
Trust t-onuauy NcyyA ork tho Office Ci the Company
\ o. 2-J south FouIth.si., Philadelphia.
GEO. y. KHUMBHAAP, Treasurer.
, 1877-01-22
TIE NEWSPAPERS.

COMMITTEE.
yt,r lurs Hfratj-fiIatDe"f<at Dsmucraic.
Tic Jutnt Committees plan bas the erowninE
merit Of being so framed thst 1t. sdoutEon does
no. Of itsrlf decide the election. lti neither
A"iury to arqult" nor Il ''court 10 eouytct."
II appeals thus u tho sense Of fairncas IT ercn
honest parttsans. suppose tho plan adopted.
tho Commission formed, and thu DAY Of rount-
lug arrived, clp any one iorctc.t upon whom the
election will fllf Plainly not. It may be sa!a
that tho iyc Democrats on tho Committee Will
deei.la every question. right Or wFnnE. fur alr-
Tilden, AMI tllat the i've Rerublltans will US
d.sl.,tlorahiy decide, ri.ht Or xt1uE. for tios.
Hayca. Wo do not bstteyc thla. Ws believe
tilat whatever partEsans may say OF 'lo in the
brat Of discussion. wien Au,critau public ncn
euulu face to facu with 40 9r4ye question,
wh!rll they will ba sosrsuuly kwurn 10 decide
according 10 law md tbs eSldeuet, they will do
Thu adoption OF this plan viii get tho country
out Ut the turulo!l ln which It llus been i0rtcd
to Itys since last june, nnd especially tacn NJ
yeIniler, aud wAlth has depressed all !uInairy
Ism everywhere. IL gives thc bert usnusa.ts of
Z lust settlement that rau bc l4atl 1t relieves
VI .rom Ill sp['reilcnAtous Of aaot'ny 4tl! u
March, and of tltg vague dangers " hcf G9tGy
man feels may easily BECOME but TO real. II
provides fur settlement which all huncst ett!-
xsns Of Whatever uzEtv would consider aual,
aud Immediate 4nl cheerful ac4n!esccnce in
which VII! 10 lopefatlSG!y ueEa1ale0 ~ puoAe
on,ulun. What nose can By askels Herr b q
n1rth.l Ill the tiencnts of wlirl arc eaJnst!tu-
tlvnal, aud PROMISE M Aoneat and legal result.
II tllis plan should he Rejected BY Congress, no
other eau ba euntr.vrd, tor there IL nut tit'a-
The country would then bs left u \ iatr We do
no, like to Contemplate: to wrangling and fu.
rious Cupgrcss;. " the secret lutsiGucs aud
holder strokes of demagogucs; to IN Increasing
exritesncut aa'ous lhe psoi''c,-all stid'ng prob
ahIy In yiulcncc, AMI perhaps In rtyil war, vt
Tie best, In lastlnE d.stuntcnt on one side or
the other. u that ! desirable prospect
s]u1kT COwARDicE AND FoLLr."
Stu tnFk T.,Ass-Etp.t|e1n- .
30 far ~ the Republican, arc concerned. 1t u
tnore than compromise; 1t Is N nabandontnont Of
tho posttlon thcY Werc entltteA to hold,-a slr.
render u The method sanctioned b. usage, and
which protects tho right of tue States II de-
tesmlas tie regularity Of their respective yotea;
qulctly settling tho pnnts ir dispute. lays fhs
foundation Ut much bitteruesa aud discuasaat,
aud drsgs iuto the mtss u Ia<t1ssush!p tt4'
, 1877-01-22
Extracts from the Leading Newspapers
Throughout tho North.
Tho Greater Number Signify Ap.
proyai Of tho Proposed
Arbitration.
Louisiana AGlirs Beginning to Grow
Animated Again.



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,"., ~ ..'s,,,'.. PAW s,1 ",,,,s,Is 1890.
p'tt"t"' s,"'en',"ltAe' ~" s4".. .n, l'otN
st'ou Tor the ad1!stH'cnt o. t!t d'f''snt'es' anu
Of the PRESIDENTIAL ourstIop n.pre than himself.
H. ..,t .,,,r. ,r.. ,,,r,f,at o,,,tttfor \, thc
~, e"n. ~. fs>ss,,,s ~ t,,,, ,nr,t.,
VII anon. t"e eSire"'e III 'o'' pn'te''
yet IL did hot srcm ltkrly to tE q! such
character N would bccomc organized aQufnst
tbn III, ~ hc .un1rirn,Iy .,rout, IN sr.nrc n.
,ns.o 1ns o q e. =, ,ha"t ,t ,ho .,n,.,
~ ,, m xr,,. .rh % tha. nm ,,,,1or.rrc
OF the urupoatiun would 80 speedily culnc In
from nj section. TINT II would he impos.lble
crcn zen for m tlo,c who now declare tlctr hostility
to the scheme tn vote against It. 14e SAIL that
he should
stfH IT wIIL1NGtT, cnyEnruLLY, HEARTILY.
With reference to thu electtun in tho three
disputed southern statest tAe tfesfaeht' III eon.
versat!on with Il gentleman today, expressed
himself without reserve. As to so,ith Carolina
su, E1ortl.. II, lid not thtnl, that auv fair.
@' ~" 49, ~, 'Ia,.. .hs, hat,,
m'ntsea 't'a" e''a'4 ~" p'op'''s us' '"At w."
OF them have GONG Tor Hayes Af 10 !"a'6'ana'
| the President spoke with very much less dc.
crce OF certainty. Indeed, llo left upou Tho
,,I,d - ,ts xIsI,or thc in,,rrs,Iou ti,ut le
''4,.o " !As s'sse' 'ne ' .,.s
seriously douhsed "hetnef lug ac1aoh III t"e
n!u coa'a nu asl.e ~ [sa
ir,f nf fndlvttual uuno ,itt,n to tl,e ucacc pa,
ae1t =. !A"' ''"a1 ~. Wv rt .t.'..,a, r,
pus thefo haa peeu' ns ,s.' , u" ~. o':"''1"''o'
, 1877-01-22

A Hook for she Times, Juat Tnh1aslcd.
MARIE:

a .tory Of Rns.lan love. From tbs Rrs.tan Of
Alexander rushktn. bY Marie II. dn Z1cllcssa.
Full gilt. rrd lne.- 40 pages. unlforH' with
..A{cinorles" and "Grazictla" tla"............"..e2o0
.trushxin, thc mort eminent Of rfstan roe.s and
noyeltsts II Wrter Tit known lit tFanslnt1anA !lo
ts sle,Ehtfuily atronccd u tho Auercan public by s
fae Of MArc." Ths povr! II at garrison life oh t1ln
Iueaiap Flsina The whole spirit Rhd atr0sphtTH OF
the story t'esM and hEasias sad NC psesa tne retd
en- Of the hook trrat. md onn which sht Gssn!a
or even lbs Sorsc tfansntIons ~ multiplied Of lato
years. could not Eive ethem."-IndrptHdFnt.
at !aan exquisite pro*e por'n. hnrink mich Of the
subtle charm which through Its n"sho1s mets!ea'
worka."-.Stto ftrk EftnfH1 fhtt
"jn 1881 rushku n,ntrted, and *oon after appeared
h!s charming norrl Narle." rtct rr Of Ehrrto1 lite
the Ruslan Plains. Peter AMI Marie ofthts Sartl'
ern stosy. pusr ~ their nstlyt snowt; Anil "ho
listening to the recital nilae the oder OF c steprs,
and catch elEnpaes this aemiharbAroua Kantoak md
The Cosa,rk OF tho bon, ,"-M1ritord Ef*afnG l'"t.
"Na.to turns out beautiful t1caslon, fn OF FrFit,
aenbtl!ty, and intelligence. The story drlIshtfn
and viii be- welcomed by noyereadcrs Ut a Eraacs II
may aIrost Ia called poem in pTosc." ."-Atfc FORK
EFtntnu Nntf.
'sln locking 1t the mechanical part Of this work II
sceml to b story Of this baot'mukf''s ioTe."-Ai-
MancA
The ahovr, with ts11emories " md IL 7sazlel-
la.'' fortu = HcrIes entitlcd,
TALES FROM FOREIGN TONGUES.
OF "4ernorits" the JpHrnassaJf. ait IA dramstcat.
II constructed, unesr9tng III interest," ahounainc in
srace. teauy, and rathos an !1eh With the tcnttTcst
feelings of sympathy, which koch AtfAfF tn fhr heart
OF every orcr Of tho ideal In tho world Ut hnnantT"
of+Graslctla," THE TnlnrsE says at IL poem In
psose. J.. It IL eure literature. 4 perfect story
eouched in perfect words. The rcntentr* hare tic
rhythm aud Iow tho Sweetness Rud enucr fsncf OF Ile
original French"
The Three Volumes In n Ncnt Dox. p-scs
, 1877-01-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS
The Jericho Road.
Who Wrote TIP


The vida cnihotlcftv Of tho book u satteateo
By tho 8sent dixeralty Of minds to which II hae
been ntirihated, sucia M
Rol,'t IuEcr.oil nnd y. I" MoodJs
E:dw, Ever1tt Hale and Jno. a. LoEan'
David swing md joaquin Miller.
Ieot,'t Co1tyor md john Wentworth.
f;dw, Es7RteAton and Tht0duFo Tl'son,
lsrct 1rarfe nnd 1lenj. F. Taylor.
wo append fcw ezcesrt, from, extended se''o"fof
the books
.Th.t remarkably fresh, atrouf. and raeF book. 1t
is by orer nothius iess than genius that onF author
gradually draw the reader into tho dcfpcst yMF.tg
with rouf LENT 10 that when the look II hnsssa W
homely. pathetic fkufe stars IN tnn memoI9 Ione y.
thosc friends found IN literature And ncser
aft.rrsrIs lost i. Tonng AmuF!ca Will verJ
jueij1 ca it rlty hook, hut Il IA mora s1d eciter
than that It ia an admirably fresh and Wild stoss ~
netd which Is yct uafh'af 10 l!1era !. .a , hn.s
hr it, sattre md IT. os homo buft ls'
sons Of Chrtsanity IN Storm shat every one can anaef
stand snd fcct."-Chfshida Ef'fon.
ouo Of the stsonecst. most effective. md snost af'
fectng tacs-a satire On tho good simsFan1snt Of to
ro.td-we have ever rrad 1t tea:lca rs tl.do!nz -
ton ffrnuentIy the companion o. holy tRE Int Ecl3'
doing IL better than s TIM pTtschiHK tho "oflu eAn
give. No will drnJ tho tory strength ana tofees
or Tie eminent abty of the writer. who iser'dentIJ
M nav atnirant for literary honurs "Bostoh Tsurti
1E.
"s sw1ftiY.moytrE story Of singular pahos anil fr'
NOR. roor Lem by hl1aatlf Il caouEh u prove
thu anonymous author matter u ls crafs"-sFrtn9-
fed Republican.
..onc Of tho ttronscst stories Of this tta.on. We
harc read every word " IT, anil ne do not wonder that
spcculs,top as 10 ia nufhosshfp anyosSeh tsAe Sery
PROMINENT names. .~-Naf!ford Cbhluht.
tsaAlsosnc b1ack, rcd, md gold Binding.
Price, 81. For sxlc by ail booksellers. or NATL
cd on receipt Of price By thn pab1fshcrs,
Toroon McfI1nro e. (1n..
, 1877-01-22
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ENCYCL0P AEDI 4
BRITANNICA :

Tor tie Niuth Edition of thls u,afrl.teAH md
exhaustive work VIC now huxe OVER al0 SUBJ
Acslbrfs. but should huve in EhIcAko and the
WeAt ever t,DoO. Tho nflh volume ls iutt
ready. and we nau,e n fc,r Of its leading ia.
perss
CANON. i. Davidtou. u. D.
CANON LAW. II. !. Hunter.
EANUYA. II. II, foasctt.
cANyt,N. Prot. !lougs.s.
&. rE COLONY, Keith johustob.
G..rl14I.AIkf ACTION. rrot. Maxwell.
CARAVAN. ". ulrord rsiera*4.
CARBON. rrof. Arlnttron2.
ttAitisA. MenTy 5oatt
CARNIVAL. I, A. Tlnll0pr.
CAHrEr. 4. whysock aadJ Paton.
EAltTIIA{iE. Ukcar browning.
CASPIAN MA. Er. ". u. Carpenter. c. \.
CAACIATRf. tn, woo4.
CATAGD,Jll%. Canon yenablea.
CATEI;UKf. Prof. A4lln,.on,
GATilEnNAI" Canon SeaabeA
f'ATtI. l'ean atrrtsale.
CATTl.E. J. Btbsou.
CAEEAAtA. T.. II. Runbury.
CAVALRY. MsI. 7. n Russell.
rASHrM. THIS. KIrEup.
EEI.Hr:<. Jas. Dona1d~,n. Ii. u.
CELTIC LlTEltATt'ltE. Prof. su.,tvaa.
EES@lk. ~. Farr and Geu. Walker.
CKRrANTEs. II. l.. Waltz.
GHATEArNNfASH. K,chsrl (l1rnetk
CtIATTKHT0N. Prot. DAn. Wilson.
GlIAEtEH. ". MLnto.
CHEMISTRY. r1of. Asustroag. Z. Meldola, and
| I. II. Butisr.
CHESS. ". \. Potter.
| CHICAGO. }. u. Kunntan.
CHINA. Prot. Douglsz.
GJlDI.EIkA. lit, Au1ock.
CHRISTIANITY. Ftut. T. II. Llndtsy.
| aHHtsSltLES. Prot. i:ohst.on smlth.
| f'ItituSDt.0t:S. VII. L. cate4
| tIli Rt:ll. !. u. G*seuo-e. .. u.
ClIrNtII HISTORY. Fsaf. Il. wallses.
! CICEIN. Dean alesit*ie.
| CID. Il. T.. Watts.
Cj.EUr.AT1kA. Iev. II. Lucas Collins,
, 1877-01-22
THE PROSPECT.

THE PROSPECT.
It Continues to Wear the
Bright Hue OF Peace.
The President Heartily Approves
Of the Congressional Plan.
He Believes the People viii
Insist upon Its Adop-
ton,
And He Will Sign It Willingly
if Passed by Both
Houses.
The Opponents of Compro-
mise Taking Steps To-
ward Organization.
Senator Morton Will Deliver
g. Speech Against It
To-Day.
Gov. Hendricks Gives Assent to
the Plan OF Adjustment.
Extracts from tho Leading Newspapers
Throughout tho North.
Tho Greater Number Signify APP
proyai Of tho Proposed
Arbitration.
Louisiana Aflira Beginning to Grow
| Animated Again.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22
nruSirr--sob-~,', Wedding.

Las, Thursday evening large concourSC ot Joe Bgugicr's friends assembled dt MT
 Diiiuns House. in Williamson Valley. to witness Ioe'> uurtills with Nrs Roberts
 The house Nas so crowded that it wo~ deem. cj necessary to pronounce the "conlucn" in the open air, and for that purpose table Wa, hroUgn; back ot the house. around which ali assembled Judge Nichols per. tnrmed the ceremony. and after lhr usual congratulations, the groom took his bride to his own residence. where d magnificent supper had been laid cut for the dclccta- tion of tho guests. Everyone seemed to en- joy themselves. and the little. wee hours ot the morning lad lon, struck their warning
 before the guests took their departure.
 Among the ladic> present. We noticed
 Mrs. Mum. Miss Mulhollaud of Walnut Creek, Mis- Tucker. Mrs. Rodgers. Mr~.
 Nichols. Mr>. Dillon. Nrs. Gray, Mrs. Cook,
 Mrs. S;ucklin. Mrs Douglas, Miss Skinklc, Mir. Woods, Mr> Ellis. and 8 host ot other ! fair residents oi the Valley.
 Among the gentlemen We noticed the towering form of Phil. Mcdonald: we caught glimpse ot "Introductory" Welsh; saw tho Happy Family" in all their unity,
 and Steve Bacon, pondcriug on the unccr- tainty Of human events Then there was the Hon. \. (. Miller Major Evans of the C. and , A. Stage Co, Paul J Robert Undcr-Shcritl C. F. Brown, Joe Melvin, T. Flournoy. Bill Stuart, Sam Rowley, T. Burke, John Ellis ]. Marlow. N. Marlow. ]. Mooney. $. Brcou Wood, Zimmerman, Dillon, and about one hundred and fifty others. Tho affair was a
 success. and we tender our good wishes to the bride and groom. R.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

NoTU,N. SvNIL.-it :. evident e the , fair minded citizen that there ,, uo.hin. small %, mean aboU, the NhrfiH of lavapai county. Hunt, thc would be murderer of Mcthcuio. conceived the very brilliant iGea Of filling up the hcy-holr of thc leg, iron
 which hla been placed upon his ankle. a, ln ornament, by the sheriff, imagining that .t he Was tried and sentenced wi,h the jew
 clry t.jn-ing to his limb, he might avail himself ot thg law which. in some places. requires a pcrsnn being tried for nj, life Co hc brought into c1ur, free ot irons. and then ask and demand his freedom through au ivrCguiarity of the court The SbCriir made an effort io remove tAc lG pound band from Hunt lrc and found that the pri,- nncr hai filled tlc kry hole with lead. and thus very eilcciually prevented thc SscrifT from taking him before the court deprived ot hi, l..e.rv. r. seems there is uo law re- gUiriug ia. irons c. hc removed from the person ot 50 prisoner. whilst on trial, in this Territory, therefore Mr Hunt Was allowed The pri, ..s-. ui ,Nhihiting ihe ornaments aa w,ar-. ant has justly earned. through ,ac tri1i. And now, d, it will cost about ~ .0 to saw thr irons on. and a> thrv are only worth $l5. thc Sheriff has concluded lo make Hunt present uf the IcWclrV.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

The IT Dorado tanyou tolk> took Sl;.OCO worth ot bullion from their uinc-stamp mil last month. anal their mine k getting better Their great difficulty lies in getting fuel fer making steam. They have Indians employed collecting drift wood that comes down the Colorado river from the Rocky Mountain rc. sioa, and which k intercepted opposite their mill They had large quantity ot cord wood GU; on CottonN ood Island, this side of Fort Mohavc, but have only been able 10 get about third of 1t taken up hy the steamer. The rest Of it lies exposed to danger Of being swept away, ii the river rises much higher. - Yuma Sentinel.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

llorEi NEEpED.-Onc of the greatest wants of our town k % hotel. IL some pet son or persons pas~es>ing the requisite means. would build a fjr>t-clas> hotel in some convenient locality in the ,illac, and properly furnish and keep the same it would not only hc an accommodation to the people ot Prescott and vicinity. bu, would prove a paying investment. We will ven lure the assertion that there cannot be found n tAc United S'siV, a town with the mum Der ot inhabitants that Prescott has from TWO to three thou>aud without 20 ho,cl. Nhile many have two and three Our town Is ;a>t grow ing, aud thr necessity for a good lotri i> being irlt more and morc every da,. With the opening un ot the numerous rich silver mines adjacent to our very doors, and thc urge influx ot miners and other, com ing ia 90 hotel I> 'Cli't uc.Jrs 1nd thr want much tcit hy strangers wh, are arriving daily. Capitalists are letting good oppor- tUnity trr investment slip. enc that thry will rra,isa. when it is too late. and find thH, they have lost
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

LvKE'> NuI.--Thc mill k completed with
 the exception of the smokc>tack. which is expected daily. The first stamp will be dropped and the first pound ot orc crushed nn jhc ith of July. The new road from the mill to the Thurman mine vii he completed oa the 9th of this moa,h, and the business of hauling orc inauEuratcd on the 26'h So much for individual enterprise. The com panv already have three or four hundred tons ot rock on the dumps. which in itself will keep the mill running to it~ full capacity for Scmc time. Everything l. lively in the Bradshaw Basin Work k being prosecuted vigorously on many claims. We hope that the future ot Bradshaw vii! hc aS prosperous a> the present outlook indicates
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

Jupor TWEED. Owing to illness his Honor Judge (. \. Tweed was compelled to adjourn the Court this afternoon. If a change should take place for the better the Judge will open court tomorrow morning at the usual hour. There has been great deal of business before the present term of the court, and that, with poor health, generally, has been trying on his Honor, who really has been doing work enough for two per sons Now however, that Judge French k coming up from the halmy wales of Tucson, the Judge will have his assistance and hc able to cct along much faster with the hu>i- ness of the term.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

AINES.--Rich strikes have recently been made m the SWiliug, Cro>,cut, Tip-Top aud other mines in Black Canyon district. Con. siderable ore K now piled on the different dumps, awaiting the advent of machincr, or a way to get the ore out and into the market. ihe l'ccN Is opcning up aud now, show, a -'1d hoiy ot rich ore that wilt average 5000 to the ton. Men are employed to the ull canacity of the mi8r psck trains are employed in transporting the ore, from the .a1inc Co Ga" mIjI, and bullion follows hui- ."n weekly iu i1ts amount, ,a san Fran. cisco
 The Black Warrior k still b,iut worked tnd the ore k ot high grade and could not be desired better
 The Prince, Kit Carson and many other leads arc equally good Wi,h the Black War slo.. New discoveries are being niadc daily. and here in Arizona there k mo kuuuin. Whs, a day may bring forth"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22
IRON SPRING TOll.R0AD.
Proposals for Building Count!
 Buildings.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS. or TIE CoUNrY oF lAVNrN \ T.
 PEt>rorr May gl lS-7. \ SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED office of the cerk nf boarl Supervisrs m i l2 o'clock NJ June @ lss for Inc erection rf Court House and Jail iur the county of NavSrai A IT. u ac. corance with Act of the Legislature approved Feb ruary 9h s57 entitled p Act provide or ihe ton cf County Ruiliings in Navapai County" Said building will couiau eleven rcomS of the Following i. mcnsIens. Vf
 Recorders ofce lsl. by 2li. 6n. by IA. Cir b<b.
 rrcasurrr's lsNalNllG
 Dist At,v's .oxIIC,llG
 Prob. Judge " l~N2ONllh.
 Sherin's I5x2I 6xl36 Fire proof Vault, lqNa 1NiS SECOND FLOOR Court Room, i9' ey iof,. by ,'' 2u. high.
 Jury Room. l6NisNls
 -" ." l5NltNls2 BASEMENT Jnil'r's Room. l5G hy lsh lin. by Ion. high.
 Alsn fen iron cells, SNsNs, and cells our 1 I6 sN9N. sxlo." aud oue IS 6Sa,l0@.
 The taen.n; walls o hc from four fec, thickness,
 Supersiucturc of Brick. Walls: ls, Story-2I iuchc. thick. A St"Ty-l' inches. Inside walls oi wor Pls'. tered inches thick An he material used to he nf the hes, quality Roof to he uf tin flooring "a hc match cd boards h inches ir thickness There will turteea door and thirty eight windows per plans and >recid cations Ofcr dcois h- 2N76 entrance docrs ta he 4No An [" br in accorncv wi,h plans and sprci6ca. iiuu> drawn hy Campbell A Parker, and ou Hlr ip tho ofre of the clerk oi ih" Bnari "f Nnpcrvi-prS.
 The huildrE sAall hv completed N-,,rr The .s day ui February i-SS.
 The Buar ths right tv r'ct any and al bids
 I'll. 'r,iui bidder hdGcrs shall piy l. tbis ad | Vcrfis,inrnt
 Bds mus bc accompanied by gusn,nicr signed h, r-sI,srsib" aarautars that U Ae hl is ac,lI e ile bidder will within luday> acc tcr u >i hd execute a contract the with good and >n-,. gru snr,tir~ b douh the amount the contract Co boz | apprnve, by ibs Probate ladge of >aii county.
 An price, must hc written well Us expressed u fg The place o! residence and r'stoiice alyrs> o bijdsrS should accompany bids.
 ps, n br made in bonds of said county o Nav acd payable hreu years r'm he dated thtgiSsuauce b.aring interest at the oi fen per per uuu,uu payable annually the Si day O January each vcar said bonds to be n denominations "f Sn Sun and SAl aui the shall be entitled the sum Slo completion and scccp of the foundation S2n Ut0 completion and acceptance of the wall, and root and balance ot contract price con- etlcn aud acceptance the buildings
 Ry order Of the BoaFd of Supervisors VIM, WILKINSON. nytiml Clerk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

His Honor Judge French will arrive in Prescott tomorrow morning. from h> home tnot the capital Tucson. hy the (. X A. Com pany's coach. Judge Frcnchcomcs here upon the urgent request of Judge Tweed to assist him in the laborious task of holding the term of court now in SeSS.on. Judge French is spoken of by those who know him as good judge and an excellent gentleman. He has proven conclu>ively to our mind that he k above party Snarcs and the influence of any clique. and stands entirely on his own bot tpm
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

We are sorry to announce the departure
 nr San Juan, Colorado. of four of our mos,
 nterpyi>ing citizens. The tirst iS perso, lnown among his many friends as "Hand some Caar.ry"-the AdomS of this Terri tory. The second k Lieutenant Johnson md perhaps distant relative of the ccle. hratCd General Johnson who figured in the atc rebellion. The Lieutenant. We are in nrmcd, gained his promotion in the great MOdoc war. and was an intimate friend of he ever lamcntcd General Caubv. The ihird k Mr, kirtnn. gentleman of lar,-r Npcricncc, and no doubt will prove A great acquisition to the country hc k about to visit. The fourth and last i, Col. N. n mo-. son possessing hosts of friends, whose sl. 'on'e everybody regrets Wishing the r'r'y . happy and prosperous trip, We say farewell.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

New telegraph office at Prescott, on the plaza. F. Kcarncy is operator. Good man. No more gcntccl Huston or high toned Gc'as- Yuma Sentinel.
 MT Kcarncy has taken inc office at Fort Whipplc and Prescott has no office for the present Ochus. the desertcr and thief that he is and has been since first VIC knew him, is said to he in the mountains south of Pres colt SJnc people have had charity enough to call him an honorable gentleman when they positively knew that he was 8 william and everything else low and contcmptiblc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

RI,U ORB The mines in Mojayc county still continue to look up, and We have thc information that the Blackberry mine k pro ducing largely of ore. and by the middle ot August there will be upon the dumps .500 to 5000 tons of trst-claSS ore. The ten stamp mill will then be erected and rum ming The McCmckin k also producing largely in ore, and iS also one of the most promising properties.
 Mir French k prospecting some of hl> valuable mines with view of erecting a quartz mill on the ground of the one that provcs most productive, and the future o; the county Is certainly bright. With addi- tional machinery and few more rich mines opened up and an increase of mail facilities Moiavc county will take rank with the fore most counties of the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22
Court rrorec,iincs.

,is morning Judge Tweed oycrhaU cl alcndar> and set days for trial of eases. Ix thrcc weeks ahead, thus intima;ing iurcrs need not expect ;o get away in a e case of inc Territory against Hunt, aich the jury failed Ia agree last week,
 up again for new trial this morning. ty-four additional trial jurors having
 summoncd. On application of the ner's counsel. tho Court directed the .G fo take oil Hunts irons. which as unable to do on account of the funny ihat the key-hole> were found To be
 with lead. supposed to have been pu; r bv himself or by his consent.