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RAILROADS

h3fLhOIDS
1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHw EST
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICEHT
TRAINS LEAVE WAsiiSGioN. from Depot
corner OF sixth and u streets, as follows;
rarloT, ar 70 ritisspafg, and sslecPiISE Car;
m rsSSrS no amy viii faae Leu" Gar aP 10
AsR Ro 70! HA Su RAt Sis
%$ syr S I %s, Sss e sS %st sSi WI
kinS; 4 iG;'oai M ~; guy K except sunday
For NS Gn fCft viz ia P%1 aa' I H Lmed
Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, siao 4. m.
For Sew YORK and Inc East, Io p. m daily, ex.
crpt sunday, with Sleeping Cars from Wash
For l'Liladelpha, i:99 p; n. daily except sunday
and 20, =; IN. and s;9 aud PEG p m, daily.
Acco8m ods,ion for Baltimore, 7,ssa. IN. and AZ.
p. M. daily, except sundy.
For rupe's Crrtk Line 1875 a. IN. and t;9p. m.
For annapolis 1910 a. IN. and 400 p IN. daily, eI
AL MhY XVII ktts&xHNbh sfH ! WHsiiiNG:
TON RAILROAD.
40, 5. 500, pm. On sunday al o:lo a. M and
and p. m. :.
For the south. via Richmond, l:55 q. m. d ally $3.50
D. IN. daily, except sunday,
Trains leave Alexandria for ashington C. 7, $40,
O;IO, 10, II q. m, I. Q, i:aD, 5, aud p. m.
On Sunday at $40 aud 10 q. M, and 9p. IN.
Tickets, information s.eeplng and psrlor car ac'
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsy lyanis
avenue, northeast of sin til street and Penn
sylyanh avenue and at the depot. where orders car
bG left for the checking Of baggage TO destination
from hotels and residences.
l., Z. FARMER, G2nl Passenger Agen Z
FRANK ThUMsOS, Genl Manager. ap+-ua
UNIVERSAL X. Il. TICKET OFFICE
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all point
bought, exchanged or sold st 4 reduction OF OSi
DOLLAR upon any other office depot In this city
Tickets good Till used. baggage CHECKED through
Apply 10 n. ID. wHlrESIDE,
mhl2y' 500 Penn. ave. shoe store.
DALTIMURE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
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INmAN LINE
MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Sailing from New York as follows:

CITY OF RICHMOND, saturday, May 10, 1880 A. NJ.
CIrY OF NEHLIH, saturday, June 2, "A. NJ.
CITY OF CHESTER, Saturday. June 0. 2P. NJ.
CITY OF RICHMOND, Saturday. June a. 2P. N.
CITY OF BknLIS, Saturday. July 7, at2P. NJ.
Passengers will and these steamers tastefully
dttcd up, and the stateroOns large and perfectly
ventilated. The saloons the entire width OF the
vessel and situated where there IL least noise and
motion, greatly lrssening the liability TO sea sick
ness smoking rooms, ladies' bptdoirs, pianafOrtys
and libraries, bathrooms, BARRIERS shop, electric
oells. spacious promenade decks, NC, &C.
snutherly course during the Ice season.
Rates OF Passage-sSp ana sl0s, golu, according to
accommodations all having equal saloon privileges.
Round Trip TIcSets-siiS and :iT5, gold.
bteerage-To And from all points at reduced rates.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
fels-im Is Broadway, New York.
MOUNT vERN0N;aTQMB OF WASH.
VI lNGTON.
The Steamer ARROW, Captain FRANK HoL;
LING5hhhu, Leaves the Seventh-street wharf
pAII'Y, t5uudsy escepted,) a. 10 9. M, re,urniu'
Roaa d Trip o, including admission to Mansion and
Aeounds. ocis-tf
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AsBuRY q. hPPLEMAS. J. wOLFORD MUMrEn.
SBURY q. APPLEMAN Il MUMPER,
IA BROKERS,
No. li2jk Pennsylvania avenue, between
Fourteenth aud FIrr' nth streets,
Washington, ID. e..
General brokerage. Make the purchasing CT
notes specially, Money carefully and safely In
vested. Advances made upon army and navy
vouchers and officers pay receipts. Loans made on
good collaterals AT low rates. arii In
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HALLEr, DAVIS 3 co.
The MEDALoF HONoRAND CERTIFICATE
OF DISTINCTION are awarded the HALLET,
DAVIS CO.'S GRAND, UPRIGHT AND
SQUARE PIANOS for
"Volume and Purity Of TOre.n
"BeJt Contraction and Excellence OF Workman
ship
Originality OF Deslgn.
"Artistic skill with Ingenious Mechanical Device
for securing rsrmanc nct ofTune, &C.,
especial pistluctiOn Is given In the Award to tire
'unT sAl Instruments of this firm ~ - See
Csu!eHniAl judges heports on Pianos,
n. l., SUMNER Agent.
Hl Ninth street nOftE west.
Pianos exchanged and sold on insta!Imens al
lowest cash prices. mol
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BILLT.1RDS.

/ BILLIARD TABLES.
Best In Use. Balls, 10th, Cues
and everything anpcrtalning to
IBiiliaTds At lowest prices. HAN-
.ing the largest stock an I iscst
,TAciuties for manu- IaciurtnK,
orders can be promptly billed.
IGUOl srcOnd-hand tables cheap.
irhc BIiiiuTd CHf, an u ustra'ed
newspaper, sent free on appllca-
lIlOu. n. ", CuLLhNDkR.
lbs Broadway, y. Y.
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WASHINGTON AND OHiU RAiLKUAD.

Nv ASHINaTON AND UhlO kAlLhUAD.
SUMNER ABRAMS EMENT, BEGINNING
rwo rp.,s. trhiL 20 tSxSG'Hpr susn.y
BETWEEN ALTMAN DRlA AND
HOUND hill,
Leave Washington At =. IN, and 4 p. m, and
Alexandria 81 $50 a, IN, and $40 p. nj pass Lees
oSLs gong TSaiw5Fnl a., A. i y a. IN ana o." N:
Round M a,;'Ih IN, IitsS P H. pass Le};3arg.
Il AreSandIiA SIS a, m, and s:i5 y, M, and Wash.
tngton AtS'SoA N, and $3.50 D. IN.
kf- Passengers from Washington will lAke tn,
Warrington and OHIO cara Al the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad station ate a, m and p, m, And
20 through TO ROuad HLl4 without change Of cars,
The s:lg a. N. train from AleSandrh and H:@P
nitG HarrIs' Daily Line OF CoAcLss for suIyEerS.
Vile BerryNe aud Winch ester; also, with Rt ameri
Line of Coaches, which leave LeeAbura daily for
Aide And MIdd!erpTg.
boiG Trains W eEtwArd make close connection nj
Vienna with 5Ison's Line OF stAgea for FAirfAx
Court.hOuse.
ekeu, t1. II. h. HhNENEh,
soB-H General Ticket A Rent
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OFFICE OF BUILDING ron stated

wSsnINaToS, ID. o., MAY i, 1871.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until IL O'clock m, Of tho 10Th day OF May. 1871,
for furnishing. delivering, 6ttng and putting in
place the wrong ut and cast iron work asexhibiteh
by the drawings, described In tho specifications,
called for IN the schedule, and required Tor the
center pavilion OF tho east wing OF the building
for Stale, war and Navy Departments, Of wash
Copies Of tho drawings, specifications and
schedule may DO had on application to this
office. "
place will be furnished and erected, and all
hosting will be done by tho United states;
The whole work must be completed within one
hundred days from date OF acceptance.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond
Ia the SUN OF the aggregate amount OF the bids
that tho bidder will accept and perform the con.
security to be certified by the United state,
Judge, the CLERK OF the United states Court, or
the District Attorney Of the District wherein he
resides.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject
any or oil bids, nor will he consider any bid that
ls not made on the printed form TO be obtained a.
this Office and does not conform to the require
ments VI his advertisement. .,,-
Proposals VIII not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged In the manufacture
OF wrought and cast iron work. and who have not
tho necessary facilities for getting out the work.
Proposals will be endorsed bids for iron work
for root OF center pavilion OF cast wing Of building
| for state, War and Navy Departments, Wash.
lngtOu, d. o." and addressed ,srv
np30.6t Lt..COl. Corps Of Engineers
psOPuSALS FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
| April "a, 1871. \
Sealed proposals will be received at this DE
pnrtmcnt until IL o'clock IN. THURSDAY, May
"a, 1871. for furnishing Stationery for tho Depart
inent Of the Interior during the hscal year ending
Blank forms of proposal, showing the item,
and estimated quantities required, together with
| circular relating thereto, viii DO furnished on
| application to this Department.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLkOAD.
ID THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
TO the
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST AND souTHwrsr.
MAY 10, 1877, iU y. m.

LEAVE WASHINGTON.
500 a. M, Baltimore and way stations.
G.50A. m :. Baltimore. Annapolis and way stations
'7:Sa M, St. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago and
PitSburg cypress, Hagerstown and Valley Branch.
ss:tOa. m, baltimore express.
$50 a. m, N. Y, Phiiadadelphla, Boston and
Baltimore express
day, connects for Annapolis.
10 q. M, Baltimore ex press.
il;iN m, Baltimore, Eliicott City, Annapolis
.i.sO D. M, N. Y, Philads a Norfolk express. On
sunday to BALTIC. only, stopping at all stations.
sip p. M, Baltimore and way stations.
I:SJ u. M. baltimore aud Laurel express.
Gas u. M, ~. oil Rocks, Frederick, nagerstown,
Winchester, and way stations.
'itJp. m, Baltic. Annapolis and way stations.
$3.50 D. m, Philadelphia sud BALTIMORE express.
'5:li p. M, Chicago and Columbus express.
Winchester and hagrrst JNn. except SUNDAY.
'7;31p. M, baltimore express.
'7;aj il. M, la tlInOre And way -tNtIuns.
's;ap m, r.. OF Rocks, way stations.
$3.50 p. m. New York, Philadelphia and Bslti-
.O.25 y. m. St, Louis and Cincinnati express.
Trains marked daily other trains daily except
Sunday. mSlS-tf
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0UR NEW LAW AND MISCELLAN EoUS
" CATALOGUE.


LAW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED.
snwycr's u. S. Circuit Court Reports, Nol. ., o. .
Questions for Law Students, by Walter y. Cox. 2 30
Court OF Claims Reports, Vol. Minimum. 500
Hump on bankruptcy, ninth edition, lSTT.... 90
DiPCsi Of Opinions Of Attorneys General on
lnttfnltigna I.NW.........,...... 70
Law Of the Farm, by A. " . ThOmpson........ 4 50
LATEST MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS.
Thankful Bloss ON, ny Bret Harte............. l Is
The Jericho Road, by "Author OF HelGn's
Two Lilies, by j. kavnnsgh.., ............... Is
That Lass O'LOwrle's, by frances ii. Bur-
nctt .''''s..:'' "
Dccphlyen, by author OF "Ouc summer''.... 1 Is
Footsteps Of The Master, oy Harriet Becchcr
Pine Needles, by author OF "Wile, Wide
The scotch Naturalist. by samuel sInilrs...... 50
fP.ru; rravc In the Land Of the lncas, by
rCO. S'lultr 49, ,..,......... W
The Two Americas. by Sir Rose Lambert
pricc bafl :....'...'.' 2W
Through Persia by Caravan, by Arthur Ar
hOli''.'''''''''' 10
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UNIVERSAL X. r. TICKET OFFICE

RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points
bought, exchanged or sold ata reduction Of ONE
DOLLAR upon any other office or depot In this city.
Tickets good till used. Baggage CHECKED through.
Apply 10 81. ID. WHlrESIDE,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


WARRINGTON, %. o., May 70, is7T.
The sub-TrCasury b. Anoes al New YorE TO-DAY
wcrei Gold. Es.t1,O5i currency, ~, so. cot;
The sub-Treasurer paid out on account OF interest,"
TOGO; for bonds sIis00O. Receipts from customs,
t2ii,oOo.
In New Yort 10 dAy money was offered at 4
Exchange, .s7h6pEO. cold lJ5A@IC7ii. Rates FOR
carrying, k6Dl
quotations.
Gs. 1881. coupon.... IEyH SDs. 1862. Ikf
5-2rs. 1874, new. lnb New hvss.u.......... ulN
WIS, lbI........ llit 1910 cou Dons.. Iah
State bonds stead q.
The following are the CLOSING rates for state
curities. as tetgrapbed from the keS YORK Stock
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-05
rECk MINE


 T N. Alexander, jus. .la from tho Peek miae gives u- the following information . The company - now engaged iu haild.ng a .aaJ, 1irm Jhe timber oa Del Pa>co ridge to tAe min- They have twenty men at work on the road amt have i' finished from ,ae mine To within thrco quarters of mile of Mr. We'll Cucs house; here they turn m the mountain to fine rieA, and will reach ,.c top of the ridge short distance totls north oi Nf CueS man, Once ou tha ria-a the, V.n have no trouble in going anywhere in the extensive pincry that covers the noun tains for several miles. The work at the Peck mine Is being pushed vigorously, they are now down seventy feet below the tunnel, or go feet from the surface and are still sinking although they are obliged to hoist from 600 to 2,OO0 gallons of water every twenty four hours Contrary to all preced- ent in this district, and contrary to the ex- pectations of the owners the ore in this mine continues to be free below the water level, and is of exactly the same character as that found near the surface. Every one acquain. ted with mining in this region expected they would strike sulphurets as soon as the water level was reached, but the chloridcs continue in q strong pay streak, full three feet wide. all of which pays on sn average over four hundred dollars ton. They arc asserting the ore and sending none to the mill that will not go over >iN hundred dollars The now have on the dump five or six hundred tons of second class ore that assays about S200, which will not pay to transport, and will have to be worked on the ground some time in the future when mill shall be erected there. Al a depth of some thirty or forty feet further. if inc water will permit them to reach that distance down, they pro pose to drift both ways and stopc up to the tunnel Should this mine continue to hold its own in going down, a. it has for the last seventy feet, it will prove to be the best mining property of its magnitude in Amer ica if not the best in the world The Peck in Ysvapai and the Silver King in Pinal counties, Arizona are to-day yielding each. more clear money, under the most adverse circumstances of want of transportation facilities, etc, in proportion to the amount of money being expended on them. than any two mining plants now being worked here or elsewhere
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-05
Agua Fria Item s.

EDITORS MINER R:-lmprovement k by no its immediate vicinity, for it extends even into remote regions of the country. No sooner do the tracks of the Apache discp- pear than monuments of civilization and comfort arc erected and families that once lived in constant dread of the scalping knife and the arrow arc now costly settled in permanent homes with the nucleus of fine herds and certain fortune in the near future.
 have just returned from a beautiful val ley about forty miles distant in the coun- try, on Ash Creek, and occupied by Messrs Osborne and Barnum, old pioneers whom you all know Mr. Barnum is building q house here that would reflect credit upon the little metropolis of Prescott He had completed it sufficiently for comfort and moved his family last week. For conyen- fence this structure is certainly model MT Barnum certainly merits his share of the credit accruing from the mastcrly man ner in which lie has yielded the saw and the plane, and although he claims no pro- ticicncy as mechanic, he is no botch. To Mrs, Barnum alone belongs the credit of planning as convenient house, I venture to say as there is in Yavapai county. One woman, at least, has lived to witness one of her chief objects accomplished-a house so constructed that she can do her work with the least possible labor. MT. Barnum evinced his good sense, as every one who is husband, in the intrinsic sense. will do. In according his good wife the privilege of moddeling her house with adaptation to her style of doing her work. How do know this you ask. I will tell you: visited NIT. and Mrs, Barnum, who with their char acterstic courtesy took great pains to con duct me through the various departments of their dwelling, explaining the office of each and every part.
 Before building, l would advise every husband and wife to learn the advantages of Mrs. Barnums plan of a house, and that bugbear that crowds out the brain, and isn't entitled to skull room, respecting woman's inventive genius, will disappear, never to return. MUGGINs
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-05
LETTER FROM PHoESIN.
Phoenix, Dee. oS 1876.

Phoenix. Dec. 2S 1876.
 EDS. MINER IL was biz that brought me to Phoenix, last Monday, and learning early in the day thata Grand Christmas Ball was to take place, that night, in the hall of the C. ,S A. Stage Co, secured ticket, knowing well from previous experience that the showing was good to spend a Merry Christmas, donnei my "store clothes" and at9P.N. sharp" put in appearance at the hall and after having my ticket carefully compared with the list of invitations and punched, Countersigned, numbered, etc, etc. all of which was necessary, as the ball man agers said the party was q way up affair. ' I went or fcathered in and found l was No. Il and that sevcnty-one couples was thar" '" Yavapai's sons to become distinguished and already distinguished were qultc numcr- ous on the floor, amongst whom was Honor ables J F. Rull, from Mohavc, John How ard, J. II. Marion, Hugo Richards, $. C. Miller, Geo. D Kendall, X. l.. Moelcr, and l.. A. Stevens. \ spTinkling of the "solid" men of Maricopa on hand, viz: Honorable, John Smith. King Woolsey, C. T. Hayden, C. II. Gray and J. VI. Cotton. The toilettcS of the ladies were varied and many of the latest modes, and very beautiful and express i've. The Misses S-- Of Prescott look ed charming and were much admired. Mrs. D. of Hayden's Ferry was superbly at- tired. Elegant toilettes were worn by I.i n IT Judge Hayden, Mrs Dr. Picrson, Mrs. Jo- seph Phy, Mrs. C. II. Gray, Mrs. John Mont gomery. Mrs. Ormc, Misses Fuckers, Miss Flora Murray, Miss Grant, Miss Roberts and many others whose names l conld not learn. Not being "dancist" l could not determine who was the best lady dancer They all looked pretty and did pretty. IL was generally conceded that Messrs. Mocler, Thomas, Richards, Hussey and Larkin were au tdit in dancing. J. D. Monihon, Ca bach clor pro te,al acted with his usual zeal as floor manager and music Il director and was ably assisted by MT. Geo. Buck. The mu- sic was furnished by the Phoenix String Band The supper was furnished by mine host. Hayes, of the Phoenix Hotel, and was something to remember and under the able management of MeSSrs Larkin, Kirkland and Shaw, all passed of merry as a mar riage bell and the boys went home with the girls in the morning at ]. The Yavapai's were treated well by the Maucopians and vice verse and believe you can safely note it down that the Yavapai and Maricopa Councilmen and Representatives will pull together to secure our respective rights dur ing the coming session of the Legislature, so say we all. More anon.
 IAvAPAI.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-05

* wil be remembered. Tsn awag Nith over sl .0O3 1. .be fund of thsf County, is by ths ame safe ia iail ai Flcreaec. He Was recently captured in Guymas, by some Mexicans, who passe. through tlsis place vt-terday with che CIiprit They claim all rewards offered fo. his apprehension, and WiU. ui coJIs. E.g them.
 Prescott chances for securing the Capi- tal arc go3s-
 San DeEt Dee General Sup't Nalen- time. of Wells. Fargo & Ca.'s baa Si0g house, ha. issu,I his annual staiemcft of precious metals produced west of .he Mississippi River during the year ls7s. Ills compiia- fian sI0Us an aggregats yield of Sy6,s13,- I58. the largest ever kaoW8 m any one year, being an incr se over 1875, of D. BsBI86 This inc.r- se has notably taken plree in Arizona. Neyads, Colorado and California. sligl falling oH apparent in Montana, New M -xico, Utah, Washington Territory and B tish Coumbia. The larg- cst Increase is I Nevada, winch produces fys-nihths o' .ne entire amount of gold and silver of th' United States. Arizona pro duccd Sigg ,sh in gold dust and bullion, s336,5G4 in lvcr bullion. $6sl,90o in ores and base bull lu; total, si.ili,992.
 Ao-. 2Tgtt iidS feCriNCu iuftit-E iAio' liisA- ton. by letter, from the Mexican Consul Pritchard. in San Francisco, relative to the tiIabustering expedition to Lower California The following is an extract from the Con suls lerter of the 21th ult.
 The schooner Cygnet Capt. ComStock, and the pilot-boat Fanny, Capt Tebbetts. sailed. each with l50 men. All of them were armed with Springfield rifles. Thy had no artillery, and it is not believc,i they had any great amount of provisions. u
 Tallahassee. Jan 3.-Goy. Drew was inau guratcd to-day. t@
 San Diego, Jan 4.-The Unions special from Washington, last night, says, 1t Is now ascertsinei beyond doubt that the whole proceeding under which Cronin was appointed Presidential eiector from Oregon originated in New York, and were directed from thence. Cronin testified to-day that lac demanded and was furnished $3.000 for his travelling expenses before he left Oregon.
 Washington, Jan. 3.--Thc Democrats here are naturally disturbed by ihe fact that the Democratic Senate of Louisiana, in or ganizing on Monday, recognized Kellogg as Governor, by sending their Committee to him.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-05

We have been shown private letter, dated Montczuma. Yuma County, X. T. Dec 96th, from which we extract the follow ing in reference 10 mining matters at the Silver Glance Mining Company' works:
 "They are making big success oi the furnace here; hold on to your stock. To- day is the Sth day the furnace has been run ming and they average over two tons ot hiSh grade bullion daily. They have ejO bars ready to ship so far, of very high grade, none of it assaying under $500 per ton. The Supt.. MT. D. B. Gillett, Jr., expects to run out l5O tons before shutting down, and has sufficient ore on hand to do so. Things arc very lively at the McCracken. MT. Walker is expected here from San Francisco, daily The Silver Glance company arc buying for cash all the first class smelting ore they can procure, and are making arrangements to purchase all the smelting ore taken out of the McCracken mine. am doing very we'll here, and will be over 10 the old camp this month," We are glad to see such encour- aging reports coming in from this section oi the counry.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-05
REDEMPTION or .*.: :. UNITY W ARR NTS.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
 PEEsCoTT, ArizoEa, Ian. |, 1871. VIII pay. presentation st my office. County War rants drawn the respective Funds of iaSaPa eeaniy of the series sf iS56 follows, fo wit; -=
 COUNTY GENERAL fUNp s-- Nos i6 to 70 inclusive The holarrs of said Warrants hereby notified that inrresi thereon iFa the date hereo affixed; aud that te hc not FFesensd within da The snds apart Ter theiT redemfSH wili be applied to The pay cd warrants iH the orier tn which they issued. r.. J. COOK
 Treasurer ni YAVAPai County.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Miner by U. s. Military and w. U Lines.

Special to the Miner by U S. Military and w. D. Lines
 TuosoN, January l.-The Supreme Court of the Territory met thia forenoon and ad- Journed until tomorrow at ? r. NJ. The Judges are all here.
 General Banning is here in the interest of the Southern Pacific Railroad. He will likely ask for Legislation in the interest of that road
 Rogers late Sheriff of Pinal Coanty, who,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-05

Steamers from Santa Monica for San Francisco leave at l l A. M, and make close connections with California and Arizona Stage Company and the s. P. Railroad from Indian wells.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-05

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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Music Teaching.

Mss NELLIE WILLIAMS wishes announce t0 the young i0lAs uf Pr and vicinity that she is noV QrvTared Co give lessons in Music An these wishing i, engage her services do by enqurng of Mr Sh~r man. She has new pAno which viii be hrre in few dave dess-dSwn
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-05
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-05

Geo. Tyng has taken cnarge of the Ari- roRa Sentinel, and the next issue will be under his direction We wish him success.