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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28
VOL. XIII.
Lulu.


Midget, gypsy, big-eyed elf,
Little Kitty Glover,
What have you been playing at
For an hour and overy
Where have you been wandering,
In the name of wonder?
Weren't you frightened at the wind?
Are you fond of thunder!
Were you in fairy's cave
While the rain was falling,
With your ears sewn tightly up,
Not to hear me calling!
Who has taught your hair to curl2
Where's your apron, dirty girlr'
"Now my brains Is all mixed up,
Got too big q headful-
Fifteen questions at a time
Mixes me up dreadful;
Course, been visiting
and Rainy Weather
Sure to lind the birds at home
When we go together;
Guess my ears was full of songs,
Why l didn't hear you.
Else because you stayed at home,
I'd got too far from near you;
Once some little things said low,
Mamma wants you, Lu, know
aspect 1t was that funny bird
That kept and kept a-singing,
While the rain was coming down
And thunder.bell was ringing.
oh yes, goosie Bird said,
Rains like sixty seven,
And your song'll get so wet
1t can't fly up to heaven
Did you swallow 1t one day,
When you was a-drinking?
Is ii all the talk you've got,
Or only just your thinking?
Or do songs come up and sprout,
And rain makes 'em blossom outy'
"Then the bird came close to me
Mamma, he did truly
said: Il never told before,
But I'll tell you, Luly,
One day God was tired of heaven
And the angels singing
Thought their harps were out of tune,
Made such awful dinging;
SO he sang a piece of song,
Put some feathers round it,
Then he threw 1t in tree
Where a birds name found it;
And he mixed the song and name
Till they grew the very same
"1lamma, what you smiling at?
Hadn't you better hold me?
I'll be tired a.saying through
What the birdie told me;
God sends word down by the rain
When he wants TO hear him
That is why the whisper-drOps
Tinkle by so near him;
Should you think his song would lose?
can tell you better!
1t don't have so far to go
As my grandma's letter;
Earth and heaven so close apart
Cod can catch it in his heart
"Twas the wind that curled my hair
Didn't he fix it funny?
Combed and twisted il like this
'Thout speck of money;
Where's my apron? let me see
must think ii over;
'Fraid you've got a naughty girl
For your Kitty Clover,
Cause l gave that to the brook
With the big stone in it,
Where it has to run across
Every little minute
Covered EN- all dry and neat
SO my brook won't wet its feetl"
= Carrie w. Tompson, in the Independc
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28

How is il that you have never kind
led flame in any mans heart?' asked
a rich lady of "a portionless niece. ~
suppose, aunt, il is because I'm not IA
good MATCH" meekly replied the poor
niece.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28

Ar THE ART GAILERy.-Lady with
caialogue)-"Eve Tempted" Gentle
man (desirous to know the painters
name) )-"Who byY Lady Shocked at
his iguorance)-"Why, by the devil, of
course
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28

LUXURIEs. Mabel -"Do take me
out, mamma?' Mamma-'I can't, dar-
ling, to-day; | am going to shop and
make so many calls" Mabel-''Well,
it's very hard; you shouldn't keep n
child If You cannot take il out. ,
GJudy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28

The first sporting paper was publish
ed in England in 1853, and was called
the Jockeys lntelligencer. The first
medical paper came out in 1856.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28
DANIEL II. BEATTY'S
PIANOS AND ORGANS,

From f. Parson, Brookville, Kansas;
"The piano came safely yesterday, we find il all
that fancy painted and you promised. The instru-
ment Is handsome and its tone Is pure and full
| see no reason why, with ordinary care, II may
not last lifetime. Those who like me, cannot
AFFORD 10 pay five hundred or a thousand dollars
for Il name, will, | am sure, thank you for saving
them the eNorbtant profits of dealers in general
aud making il possible for any Industrious man OF
woman to be the possess0r of irst-class organ or
piano"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28
EIDEON Il. CLARK,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW,

l62 LaSalle st. Room SC,
Residence South Chicagol CHICAGO, ILL.
MONEY LOANED for eastern parties first
mortgage security on improved real estate in and
near Chicago and South Chicago at rates netting
ten per cent. per annum to the lenders.
Reference by permission to Messrs. Stewart 4
Eldredge, Middlebury, VT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28

"Julius, was you ever in business?"
"Of course | was"
"What businessY
"a sugar planter"
when was that, my colored friend? p
"De day planted dat old sweetheart
of mine"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28

self-made men are apt to worship
their maker.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28

The kind of flower oftenest raised by
the mothers of nnruly boys-The
gladys slipper"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28

~ w. GOODELL Il CO.-HOUSE,
". Carriage and Furniture Painters and
Grainere. Place of business James Donahue's
shop, opposite the school House, Middlebury, Vt.
Middlebury, July ~. 1871 16tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28
CTATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
CASTE ETON VT

" IT L 4 L. WARD, PRINcIPAL.
Fall term commences August 81. Spring term
commences February 8, 1877.
" Each town is entitled to one free scholar
ship.
Address tho Principal. inns
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28
from R. Gilbert, DOud's station. Iowa.

From II. Gilbert, Doud's Station. Iowa.
"Organ is received The accomplished organst
who gets II says she would not exchange II for any
organ she ever saw or heard from any other fac
tory, whatever the price. In mechanical skill,
simplicity Of construction, and purity Of tone,
have never known its equal. II Is, emphatcally,
The best organ for the least money.
nave sold many other makes of organs, some
oi whioh thought could not be equalled, but, like
KING saul, your organs are head and shoulders
above theirs Ia the leading elements that constitute
u complete organ" 4Gyl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28

AGENTS WANTED, but where I have none,
large discounts made 20 have them introduced In
new localities. Send for illustrated Advertiser
(catAlogue,) containing testimonials from persons
some Of whom you may know, sent ffee. Address,
DANIEL y. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28

Summer came slowly creeping
along, and we once more behold Faith
and her sister the occupants of the lit
tie cottage by the sea. One, two, al
most three months had passed away,
when Faith, as she was taking her ac-
customed walk by the sea, heard a fa-
miliar step. She turned, and John
Gray stood before her. No words of
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19
The Performance Last Night.

The For; Whipplc Dramatic Association ! last night opened the new Thcatcr to a rous- l ing house full of people, both military and ! civil.
 The evening" entertainment, aS well as 1 the dramatic season was opened, with Tom ; Taylor'> Commodictta "To oh,ige Benson. ! in which Col Martin a> "rrottcr South
 down." lid some a> gooI acting a> We can
 concIcyc it possible for the character to bear.
 Lieut. Whitney as Henson" was all that
 could be required in sleek wcll-to-do At torncv. whose position in thc profession. nIaccd him above the tricks oi the petit iogcr Mr Thomas sustained the chayac fer of Meredith very credjtah,y.
 NrS. Col. Martin. as she alway, does rem dercd her part well. and made the audience feel that she Was really peniicnt a> she pre- tended when she discovered that she had wronscd her husband, by su>pccting him of ncgcciing her for his book, and law papers. when daily he was inNyntiag some new mean. of adding tc her pleasure. We rp- gard Mrs. Martin a> the handSomr>t married lady in the house. Mind We say Married lady.
 Mrs. Major VanlIorn took the part of Mrs. Trotter Southdown. and her acting can not bc too highly commended. She enters mo-e thoroughly aad fully into the spirit of the author than any ot ihe players, und k really a~ deeply in earnest a, if it were real liit ia>,c.l @. mimi,ry.
 In the second play, Poor rillycody" Col. Martin again displayed his ability a> first class actor.
 NrS General Kau,z took the part of sarah" servant girl and shop keeper to the PillycoddicS. in which she showed that she had seen the character and appreciated ii fully. Her make up Wa, perfect and acting superb.
 Miss Titus. a~ the wife of Captain O'Scut- tlc played her part in a very superior man ncr. Speaking of make up>, hers was per hap> ;hc very best
 NIT. lIoughton. as Captain O'Scuttlc. and inc swaggcr of the deck, and might readily have been mistaken for q real tar His sailor rig and bearing a> well & his acting reminded one very torcihly ot the "dcep hcaving sea"
 In noticing the performance of the For; W NEipplc Dramatic Association. on Tuesday evening. We were cut short by the news of the Governors signing the Capital bill, au- of supreme Court decisions. etc. before wc had time to mention the >'h Infantry band. which was there in m H> full strength under tine direction of Band master Albino Ahhiatia. and rendered Nalua- bc assistance on the occasion of opening the new Thcaicr. The MINER has had occasion to mention the superior performances of this band >o often. that We hardly know what To sav in it's praise that has not alrcady been SaiI
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19
S | M VI Q \ S |.

IN THE DISTRICT CpJEr THIRD JUDICIAL
 District Trrr.'arv ui ArizHaa. tul.'y ,f Eayar.t.
 I..fN SrtNlTyv vs AurE I ~rtNEtY Action b-a' iu fh" U~'rt Court f tIc Tn r Juiie ll
 District a asj flr tas county 60: Yavaf4. Teruta-, Arizona.
 Ts, T-rra.-g er .lrl-.aa ,e.rA Gr-tu.5 a. ,isr ". .>fTHisv
 Nel are hereby ,ius,0se a74 r- 'l to appear iu an action h-r-.t -.s' r'5 nv thc above u-usd plaintiff ,n ib. District tart ot t's Fhiul J..,i psre; Ia ard for re County af YJyaot i1 'hr Territory uf Art,rt and lrst-rr fbs complaint h'sl with tas 'ie1s of th, Court r-.r,t u sail cluuty a copy 0f which cfa. ,i.iuf -rHiHr1rirs tI- -uHH1sI~f within twenty days -avr's,lvr of '- lv 1 sr-vic- arr 'hc service upuu yu af -i, ,flnarluus f served iH ths county bU if served of 'ar vru0y aHi within tH.s d,iTict then u 'bi1 ti-ty d ss iu u'I ufler e-.-s forty days.
 Aul ,,u hereby uot,h-l that if y Etl "a appear and au.rrs te complaint ts lhavr egired ih~ plain t.F win uks lrrrr 1ssi,iu- fa" hlaI- of utgtrmony h-fssn 'tr ,lil plaintiff a1i , fla li defendant .r. ,i,r-ra z ta From yot .rrei i4 >l.5 cuui4u, hr I, rsif sn -,l other r'ef arcHrlirE io tae Vrsyer said complain and c>, and d...lsarus in tlis brla expended.
 Given rat-rit r7ui md fa' s' ri iln said District Court ai Prescott 'l'- .,Nih dlv ai December \. p. I-sh WILLIAM NlLhEH>oN, Clerk
 iISI By v. C. NE,nOE Drpaiy. H4rer1vs Lcauarl Weber. Attorneys Cor piaiBtd
 dec-uin
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19
Application < For Patent.
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rgr~,oIf. A. T.. December E. i-,a
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 N4iaf'H t0' L r".lui. a-IH- ai cf7-rs of ..ts7 ua anal l',-fan V ae- Caasrau.e. Iaorc, -a' Bone hundred lui. 'rs' 'n monument No x l co-u-r Eru'ou i'le lafrr'ei April lifh l--I uHe hesIHe.i -rI fh-rt --l fH - lU1 fsstfo D. ,.I-rrr Hf r.-l uhsrr .s pol .a fhr .aa a granite rl,k -sIfA- trch. marked t '. NH From ThI-a r.-uer . r1r tsra go -n,ars s diameter t-lr. i-7 W f~ i-.tsrt tlr 70 - W .-'"a'se7 iH7lr,i u '5.i t..t fa fas D. '--. oi claim hon, srf u fae ground -rsa.'. atone srt u.-fs~i ' T. No t'fa va..h a1 o.k t .ar'... iD i.r-iss .s-, t W i is,' l','f ap .ak - 'ssa-, ia 70 " -Il ." 'H 'rr. r1 " ,s.I-- rs eal. v.--- ., .sti a 'he Ls.1Hl ret a'z.'E.- .l.rr. ta-Ari C ! l' W .- -.r. .''' -" ... v .t.-H H.' ...- W -- ..st a--..at f'-a.e - '. ..s.....s. taas--l -HH .-f'n N W -.r.. .t ..af ..H. ..f .n.Hes .- '.. -r.r' --ar t'srr .'..s. r.-kr8 r.lr, - " s ..~ ft..'aa' Is .a.. s- l-. 100 fr-i q, .-=.raf Nt. .r " a.r.F af Hran- I,.tr ..H's. of .-l.aad piece a b-- aia- ce-s=i- -'IoJ aerrs
 ra. i-.,.s of ''... ar- q. ia', ,.o.rJ,l .a te E. ro-i-r. .0. sl Nt..,. Caas-s As.t.H1 .a J.a-s B 9 Aryn n1I ,. i.-r.er. s.i.ra; a,ye-.s' any portion of sa'1 ta.ra go mine "l ,.J '.z.ne r'uad a, her.ia he- Tore jc-r5'-l re19-"l t.~ iHeir fvsr-. ,'as vith tly register of 't- la..-1 Stts. Ilal pfce. prr-rr'' Arizona Territory during lr sixty days i-srl af Tu1 H l'rrrf Hf 'I"l . H' hsrrl hF af n.e rr'yi-.o7s oi '4e statute. " KELLY. Reg .ies. d...-u.U.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19

Among the old residents of Prescott, none have stood by its fortune in fair and foul wc-,icr. through evil as well a> good re- port, with mofo confidence in ii> ultimate success than Narncy A. stephens Of the firm of Kelly X Stephens. Coming to Pres cott from Texas. when the town was m ifs caslic>t infancy h- has struggled against the adverse circumstances that always at tend the rearing of 80 iAI-c family in a new country, has hravcl th" a9nggr~ of Apalh0 warfare while engaged in trci-hting in the trouhulouS timc> that made it an a man life was worth to pas out of sight of a military post without an escort ot soldiers and lived to see the country ut peace the people prospcrou, in their business. viu, schools. churches and well organized ~ocic- a, where hc settled and made his hom, in a comparative w,iicrrcSs, amt ,,.il... j. Jim self handsomely settled with thriving and increasing trade ihat will in a lew years at ford an indercndgnt competence.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19
SNlltillOIlS.

In thc jasir Court of Prescott Precinct a 'hr Count, of fNanrui Territory oi Au-ana Bsfirr Harley u Cartier Justice ol tng ie5ge.
 John C. taupie'i p'siutH Vi The Piual tsul3 aud Sl NipIHc tonrIuy cifrrtl afiuu u-saH.zs-i urd,- ths law. "f thc Stst' uf Calisrrl aud l4 bl,lue.s lu NHUpal tunrty, AiiEoUs rritary defendant.
 Action hfrjc' Iu ihr Issfi,=s Court rf pr-.s,t' f, citct in a1 tr 'hr Cpuutv rf lsyan Trrri'rv of At snna The lr-r'isrv "t AnEosa srnis g-rrtrg 'o tt, i1nHi god. Fnf silver uiIulnF f.uE l7 nr. glufrt uu3rr fhv 'sEs sf ta- Ntsts uf CifrsI loag busfunss Iu NsNHUsi County. Aueaua trrri.trF.
 Nou arr hrfr ht sguuiaeg appear hcfrr af f5, ufrs iu Pres nc pr-r.nr' i1 thr trgnt, uf Nattrat i"rifsr, ot Asi .ena ua ilfa I1ti dsr af Mtr-h D. i~li co tt -'aek tr susFrr r- ra.af'atut af tre s.~yr uAprd Ilsiufif t,r fha ,' snrdri and eighty sryra Iii1n dol ars due s-rp'ri efi-rs ur iu'l. of ayrhfHcv ,ien slgus,t win b- taken a..Iast vou fr ihe sl ar,irf tosthef uiil rus's ani dser. if you Gail fo arrssr asd agsaer.
 To t'fs ~HrrfsF any g,asiah- -t sal C"pa'y. c-csi Ing Mlk- 'agal ~"fv.,- and due r-ilru hfFr.f
 Given under ar baad ffr -fa day et Itrr-rr 4 p ls11. HARLEY W. CARTIER
 Justice oi tAe Peace fsT slil Fsrria-t
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19
LEGAL.
N0!icc OC Assessmenf.

FINAL GuLp AND SILVER MINING COMPANY Location az principal psrr of busiuass San Francisco Cal. lesa'iYu uf works Walnut Grove District Yay arui Caan.y Ar'goua
 Noti,r |, hrruhy gVvn that meeting uf the Board vi Directors h"i Ac ttb day u JanusFy ls55 au as sessucut No 2 oi twenty , prr share was lew nlan ih" c4iatd stock Vt the ortsrluoR payable imae diat"iV n tulvd State, gold cs'in he Secretary al The "hce ot ihr t"npanY ronm No 4Ua Mnnts sourry street San frsnei,cu California.
 ANv >'oHk up"n which this assessment shall rruha.u n"pUd ou he ltA day of February ls97 wlu be lclin I"ruI and advertised e sale Ht public auction, and uucss payvu' i unAe hriore uil he saf on S,tuplst tho loh day "f Narh. ls1.. pay the dcluqusut a, srssmrut tus,tarr with cust, yf advertising aud cxpcus, Of sale.
 Ky order ol tae 8oarl of pircc'ors
 O. II. BpGARr Secretary, nncc Foom No. 3la Montgomery street San Fran cisco, 'aIiicru'A. iau'3.ln
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19

s'ha news from Tncscn today has been irriag. First came thc announcement that .e Governor had >igncd the Capital bill, u before tlIe people had fairly dige-tcd le Tea of i,r;n. t!r political a> well as f .in.rcial metropolis "f ;hc Territory, rrc couicS the announcement of batch of al ,r,4se Court decisions dcct,i. affecting f people cs this county. No ono S2oms as better plca>e,1 with ihc announcements f ;lie ,iav tIan C. C, Bean. President of
 Ii Peck Mining Compssy wh" was strong tcmpicd tn throw away his Srutchcs and
 T b dlncc w;,!' his game les.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19

TIE MINISTRIES The Minstrel perform ancc at Lakes Hall, last night. WAS an and more thSn was expected, considering tha. that was only the second time on tho stage far any cf the performers. The singing and jokes in the nrst part could not have been better selected. The shadow pantomnsc created great deal of mcrrmcut. The magical performance of Jay C. Kelley was neatly done, particularly, throwing money into hat, and also the mdguetizcd floating cane, which still continues to be a wonder. The singing of the "uppcr-attic" troupe was good. and they were cncorcd several times The African QuintcSscncC, by Pc,tibouc and NiN,rr shows t.. tLG public that [, little prao- ticu will make them artists in that lino. The bows will give another performance on Sat day evening. with an entire change of pro- -r-,mns. at which time the silver cup will be presented to the person presenting the best original connuuduIm.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19
SUiliiiiOnS.
'. S. LkNn OF1uE.} pgr.-1rr. \ 2. JanrA-g IY. Is--.

'. N. lANN NffI. e.
 pgr.-1rr. \ T. Jar1Ary Is Is5.. toihc Atlantic sui r-riag Ita'r.ul greeting iu tae uiarr ot ir e-spt.uu tl.1 Eaf-y Nr ~- ual, May l1h '~lr i1 Inc oi Peter Marx covering fhe nuffWs>f quarter nf fhr srsavrsf quarter of .Iu1 t4 aui s10-a h1if M startsi quarter and northeast T.1Iiai ff s'uttHs' quarter 70 .~rfaa ia 'ewf>h'p - unrIh Re,f ut ia and S River urril.au. Jsrfisn nf tas sye tr--f D. ifr Tho ts rf tar grant 'ia Ntrfir aud rse.Ht ls'-.'J which faat rfs,t March i'A l--t Peter Ms-v t-s1E settled ;n 'htraa-l b, tfy hos been HHIrrvrl hy rhe Hos \ N.iiatsls Csi.,.s .ia1sr of fh- General tan3 utrc sulsrf fa sa arFra taken within slAfy days frass Tho date h-f~af
 WILLIAM N. KELLY. Register t.rf..nr4
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19

NE. NATHAN BOWERS, from his pleasant home and fine farm on the Agua Fria, came into town yesterday NIT. E. think, the in- dication, are good for big crop the coming season, and We would bet more on his say in matters ot this nature than almost any one We know of a> he has been here >lucc the first settlement of Arizona by white people. k one ot oUr largest and most successful tamer>, a~ well as being largely interested in stock of different kinds and many yalua- h,C mines
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19

Mr. !. Q. Page of Upper Verde. called upon Il, this morning. MT P has opened 8 nice ranch in one of the nioc valleys on Upper Verde and has fine band ot sheep and excellent range adjacent to hls fum.
 MT Pages place in the fur of past has been iarmel by some old Aztec or Toltic Nabob as the remains ofan ancient castle and irrigating acequies are pretty good eyi- dence
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19

ME lIIrcnCocH, from Big Bug i, in tom and speaks in the highest terms ot mines n his section. MT. II. has been identified with Arizona'S interests for many wears and has done more towards the dcyelopcmcut of the mines and the Territory, generally. than has been accredited to him hc ha, fought a gainst adycrsiticS ot fortune. never has been >tingy with h'> own means, always maintain ing his first belief founded many ycar> ago. that Arizona i~ destined Co become one ot the seven wonders.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19

PEENcHrNc-Rcv.A Alex Grovc-. Mctho- dist South, will preach in the new church, west of Granite creek at II \. N., on next Sunday. 2l>t inst.
 Rev. J. A. Merrill Presbyterian, will preach in ,he VI. E. Church. Marina street. at | \. N. and lecture on DarwiniSm at :. P. N. The service Of song commence, al this church al 6.3O each sunday evening and continues thirty minutes.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19

Ore from thc Peck mine which i, being worked a. ihc Aztlan mills, will hereafter be packed from tis n!i.,C o.t on the wagon road to some point nearest to thc mine. an.i thence conveyed to the mill in wagons. The owner, of the mine have found it nee cs,arv to make thi, change, on account ..1 heavy snows having biockadcd the trail from uc u,lnc to the mill. We under stand as the oNIc,. go down on their mine the ore still continues io le. better and if we were to state what the ore, now being taken from the mine assays. our read ATS would think our statement almost iE- creau,o~s. The ore goes way up into the thousands
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19

si. Ct;ha. lair of Los Angeles and san
 fnaFtlinn. Cal, i> heIe looking "ut place
 start butcher >hnp and vegetable ma | H. proposes tn run a market wagon deliver m--i;>, game. ys@ctahlc~. fruits. :. butter. etc, anywhere within two miles his place of business.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19

The lm>iu,'>> office of the Mr>Eg is now
 thc front bart of the building. in .Ic iaition. one dnos north ot the main en- ancc. where rartic, having business to nl>art with inc paper or job department .e rcoUpS;ei tn call.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19

fErITInN FaE DAILY NluL.-A petition [ ,lliiy mail from ;lic rnd of fine Rail:oad
 PGesco;t, is being circulated around and s already signatures rcachin@ something ec two wards. Tac petition is now at the
 pun of Mir. Cranc and all who feel an in resf jn securing ihr much needed increase
 l,ail. will p!ra>, assist by putting their ulc to shc iacumant-
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19

Nc ere rnlargine our Press room today Id incrras.n" our rao;liticS for printing rc,,dra;ary 10 rnlarrin@ ;Ae wcekly edition tIe MINER to nearly double is present zr m nrJer to acc"L!m"ia:c ihc incres>ip.. enlsnds on our space Ter advertising.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19

11IE ACCIDENTAL. MINE, owned hy McSsrs. Rice N Elliott, Is now in full blast nnd giV- ing nice yield in bullion to its very enter priSing owners. The Accidental mine was one of the first discovered in this section uf AIzona. was worked and pro>pcc,ci ny it's present owners in com xlnv with Herbert Towers and Marr Brothers, but owing to inc hostility of the Indians, high prices for supplies and the many other draw backs with which they had to contend, they were coni- pctlod to abandon the mine and wait for d time when Il did moi take two men to stand guard over one man working. Now since peace reiguS and a few men can work, pros pet. % and come at their will. without fear ot losing their Sc7alpS. they have opened up one of the best gold mines in Arizona. They have erected four steam anStrls. and have iour more nearly completed. which are model of beauty m construction and we think they have good thing in the Accdcu- iai mine and the owners arc determined to become independent from this mine ani their uutiring energiUS.