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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
DIED.

TwEED-At the re,idence of Sherih Ed T. Bowers Ia
 Prescott Msch ii 1877 Mrs. Minnie A wife of Asso.
 ciate Justice ChaS 4. Tweed, Judge of this District
 Deceased was native Of Wisconsin aged q years and n mouihs. a lady Of superior mental and social qualities, much beloved by all vho knew her During the past her health ha, been very feeble and in the hope of improving t that the Judge took her so California last fall where she remained until l.s, week, but finding relief there shs decided 10 again join her husband in ArIoua but the heat bad and dust ef the desert severe. She grew by the way and had sufficient strength on her arrival to regain her exhausted vitality.
 All iha; affection could suggest medical ,ki accom- plsh done Ia her but she was beyond inc Ad of human hands, and obcysd the summons to a bet. land with calmnsss and r.sisnsiou bshttng tbo.e whose earth lives nsvs been void of onsnse.
 At the funeral tbe Mssosio Order Of which Inc Jads. is member attended In body. and the large Der of people who followed ;he remains to Inc Masonic Cemetery showed how deep the regret for Inc dead sud sympathy for the living
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
LEGAL.
Application for Patent.
To TIE rlRsr sorm EXTENSION OF THE WAR EAGLE MINE No. 3i.

To TIE fIRsr SOUTH EXTENSION OF THE WAR EAGLE MINE No 9.
 us. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT. A. T,l
 March aad Is77
 Notice is hereby F.vcn that. Pred. Williams < Co, whose rest osnce adJress s Prescott; Arizona Territory have this day hcd their application for paent foi eight hundred % linear feet of the War Eagle Lode or vsn bearing gold aud silver with surface grSnd hundred lo feet in width situate lying and being In Bradshaw r'ory of Arizona and known and by the hsd notes and oeal plat ale in this office Lo, Number thirty y-eghi iJel on ansuryeyed public lands
 Tho exterior boundaries of said lot No. 3s being as follows, 10 wit: Variation IA deg. 5min. East; commencing at monument No. F., establishing the S. w. corner of the discovery claim on the same lode; thence South 70 deg. II min., East one hundred (l00) feet to monument No. at the N. F.. corner of claim. Monument No. establishing $. r.. corner of discovery claim on the same lode, bears South 70 deg. II min, East 100 feed distant from tho corner; thence south lg deg. i9 min., west eight hundred 800 feet to monument No. ? at <. F.. corner of claim. From this corner, granite boulder project ing above the surface G ft. high, ft. long and ft. wide, marked with cross, bears North 13tieg. min., w. 223 feet distant. Said boulder isin ledge of granite hearing North and South distance of 100 yards; thence North 7O deg. II min, West 200 feet to mon- umcnt No. at tho =. w. corner of claim. From this corner the granite boulder estsb- fishing location of monument No. J, bears south Si deg. 30 mn., West 26 feet distant {; thence North l9 deg. @ miu., East 500 feet to monument No | at x. W. corner of claim i; thence south 70 deg. lT min., East one hun dred lO0 feet to place of beginning, contain 8 67-l00 acres. This claim is bounded on the North by the discovery claim on same lode, claimed by C. W. Thompkins & Co.
 Tho location of this mine is duly recorded in the Recorders office of Ysvapai County, Territory of Arizona, folio 3l7, in book F 2 of mining records of Yavapai County, Ari- zona Territory. Any and all persons claim ing adversely any portion of said first south extension of the War Eagle lode mine or said mining ground as hereinbefore described, are required to file their adverse claim with the Register of the United States Land office at Prescott, in tho Territory of Arizona dur ing the sixty days period of publication hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
 WILLIAM N. KELLY, Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

TERRITORY vs. II. II BIxBY.-This case came up this morning before Justice Cartier and up to the time of going to press, hu, little testimony had been taken On Snn. day last Mir. Bixby and J. Q. Page met al the ranch of BiNby, and difficulty arose, the result of which, was that Page was killed
 NIT. Bixby immediately came to Prescott and surrendered himself to the Sheriff
 The prosecution is being conducted by District Attorney Paul Weber and liar grave X Morgan, and the defense by Rush X Wells and Hon. Tom. Fitch.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
Application for Patent.
To TIE Bi0 BUG MINE. No. 70.
 [. $. LAND OFFICE. PRtsooII. A. T.,

To TIE Blu BUG MINE. No. 3o.
 [. <. LAND OFFICE. PRiscoIT. A. T.,
 March 23i, Ign.
 Notice is hereby given that Michael wornser, whose r.t oes address s Prescott A1ona Territory has this day filed hs application for patsn, for fifteen hundred q OO) linear feel of lLe Big Bag Nine vein bearing yoI and silver with surface ground six hundred (oool feet in width situate lying and being in Bg Bag Mining District County of YAvapai and Territory of ArEona and known and del. snRed by the field notes and official plat ou file n this aace Lot Number forytwo T2) ia low nshiP i3 North Range East Ot Giia and Salt River Meridian The exterior boundaries of said Lot No. fe being As follows wit Variation lt deg a2 East Com. mencng a si centre ef SW boundary Of claim thence 8 deg. ," W. three hundred (3ool feet to monument No al NV eorrer of claim from this granite boulder feet high feet lsng and feet thick with marked & Face bsars % feet distant thence V 3i deg g. E. hteeH hubdred feet 10 monument No. NE of claim thence 3s deg @ sx hundred 5l deg " hiteen hundred q Joo) feet monument No al Sw Of claim The standard and meridian corner 10 township i2 and D North Range East and West bears J7 deg fJ " 2s60 chains distant from this corner ,hrnce s deg g W three hundred l5oo feet location and place of beginning, containing ,wsHiy sixiy-six hunred GO 6loO The loos ton oi this Nine duly recorded in the Recorsrs once of Yavapa County, Arizona Territory, In Book of Mining Records Of YavRpsI County, Arizoss Territory. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said B Bug mine said mining ground herenbefore described required 70 file their adverse claim with the Register of United States Land Oee Prescott Arizona Territory during the sixty days period of pub lca,ion hereof they will se barred by virtue of the provisions ot the Statute.
 WILLIAM \. KELLY. Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
lt<say- of Peek Ore.

Thc folIoRing are a series of assays of ores Il rom the Peek mine made, by Chas. Pletz. or William Walsh: z No. i. Bottom of shaft, north side, fl. : in. '',r8: assay, SEAS.
 No. ?. South side. 2 it. from bottom, l 1t. Etto. ore; assay, S2S.26.
 No. .. South side, To fl. from bottom, ft. tn. orc: assay, s95.Sl. !! No. 1. North side of shaft, 20 fl. from bot om, ft. ore: assay, S772.9i.
 Eo. 5. South side, 90 1t. from bottom, . ft. Hc: assay S39.2b. No. 6. North side, 40 1t. from bottom, l6 in. he: assay. sIJ0.77. | No. :. south side, 5 ft. from bottom, 25 in. Hes assay, Slii.49.
 Nc. S. Eace of first south level, T. in. ore umy, S3i.i2.
 No. 9. From bottom of first level, 9in. ore tAmy. S2>5.>1.
 Eo. 10. North side of shaft, first level, 2s 2 n- crc: assay, SSlS.i2.
 No. IT. Roaf of north tunnel, first level, lg iu. ore. 33 fl. from main shaft: assay. S73.s2.
 No. r.. Taken i0 fl. from main shaft, ft. 6 in. ore: assay, S29Si.
 No. i3. Roof north tunnel. 60 feet from hnft, . fl. ore; assays, s4.7o. No. II. North side s0 1T. from shaft, roof 2 fnnnel, 2S in. ore; assay, S7.s5.
 No. l5. From shaft leo ft. north, 2o in. re; assay, Sli.l2. Xc. lG. From face of drift, north r feet rom wing No. l, 9 in. ore; assay, sl7.21. No. r.. From bottom Of tunnel, south v1nz, 23 feet from north face, 10 m. ore sny, S559.52. : No. iS. From north side of south wing, 1d. from bottom. l3 in. ore; assay, S25.l2 ofSo. i9. From south wing, 10 fl. from main evel. north side, in. ore; assay, S2S1.lS.
 No 20. From north side of wing No. :, { >t from main level. IF in. ore; assay. Sll9.S1 ,s No. 2i. From north side of wing No. ., 2i ,S below main level, 10 in. ore; assay w5.40.
 No % From south side of wing No. .. - kbclow adit level, in. ore; assay, S3i5o- No. 23. From south side of wing No S, ft st in deep, 29 in. ore; assay, SS25.la.
 No 24. From north side of wing No. 3, -6 in. down, l9 in. ore; assay. Sil6.26.
 No. 25. From roof of tunnel, 20 1t. from
 e. lj in. ore assay, s340.s7.
 No. 26. From roof of tunnel, 36 1t. fror
 e south, 20 in. ore assay, Sl49l.S
 No. 2. From roof of tunnel, J2 1t. From n8, IS in. ore; assay, sl493.S0. No. 2S. From top of first stope, G ' south r9h 27, and l3is feet above bottom ut tuu- df.l. l' m. ore; assay, Sl ,100li. 3o. ~. From roof first stopn lu c. Soui J roll No. 2e, 2i in. ore assdv. S5-5-p-- z2o. Sc From 10 ft. sou.H and 5 ft. atovJ >o< ~, slope No. ,, 70 i'. c.r assay. sos It.
 &o. 5i. From 10 fl -..-.. af Na. .4 ,r.o.- 1eee of Stope No. 8 rflt. -tur.i l..rE D 1n ore; assay. e..
 No. g. fror' s.. >o. ID r south
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
Sllerif's Sale.

COUNTY or YAvArAr
 TERRITORY or ARIZONA.
 By virtue of execution issued out of H. N. CarSers Court Justice Of the Peace in and for Prescott Precinct Yavapa County. Arizona Territory in the suit ef c. A. Luke James C. Otis duly sttested the 2lst day of De. sember 1876 and to directed against the goods and chat-ls lands and tenenents of James C. Otis hsvs levied and taken all the right and title which the said James c. Otis had the l2ih day of December ls.6 in and 10 the following described premises to-wt Le, 70 in block F. lots 3 and 5 in block E. situate n the vii. lage Of Prescott. Yavaps County, ArzOua Territory Notice is hereby given that an
 Saturday, the 31st day of March, A. D., 1877. Al l2 o'clock NJ in fVnt Of the Court House n the VII lage of Prescott YsvapAi County. Arizona Territory w sell the above described premises public auction tc the hghes, bidder for cash. ED. F. BOWERS
 Sheriff of favapai Ceuhsy. BY J. r MRADoR, Deputy.
 Prescott Arizona, March lath 1871. wI3w.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
Notice.

To E. II. Smith. James Mcguire. and all sthsrs Ia the Silver Star Nine first northwexterly exteuscn Of the Lone Star in wsllspai Mining District Nohave coun. ty, A. T.;
 You are hereby notified if you do not appear within ninety days from this date. and pay to IT, White your proportion of the assessment required by law the undersigned will claim and forfeit your in said lode according to the mining laws of the District
 February l, 1877. n, WHITE febl.3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
JEON'DERFUL REMEDY.
Piles.-Hemorrhoids.-Pilon.

Many tend to produce his panful and distress ing state. The blood is retarded in its the frequent Of drastic purgatves tends produce geston of the bowels torpid action of the liver and merous other the of this complaint and hitherto nothing eectus has been presented to tho pub hc. which would rapidly alleviate symptoms and ulti- mn; ely prove effective cure. In PILON have s remedy winch not snly acts almost instantly but will tke largest turner's of the parts e.) by assorp. ton, and many who have received only benefit bu, have been radically cured, have been assured (pror ung this treRmenp by eminent that the only relief they ever could expect is life. would bs by operation and removing it them from the body by procedure which necesstAted the kn.fe. This remedy has been hailed with delight. and is prescribed by many practising physicians, who ccgniIant Of its merits as the only known sure csre fer PILES.
 Price, Fifty Gents per package, or sir for s25o.
 SiNT Br MAIL ON RECEIPT OF PRICE
 Sold by all Druggists and Dealers n Medicine through out ihe world.
 Prepared solely by DIR. CHANDLER,
 l,i79 Broadway New Yori.
 Where orders can be addressed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

Judge (. T. Hayden, whosc residence in Arizona dates back many years, now 9 mer- chant at lIayden's Ferry, Maricopa County and at Prescott, arrived from the former place last evening MT. Hayden represents the agricultural prospects of Maricopa aS excellent. He also informs us that the Salt River valley is being settled up very fast by good class of people, still there is room for hundreds of others who are now sn route to this Territory for the purpose of locating permanently and making themselves homes for all time to come.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

Being in the counting room of L. Bash ford and Co, last night, when Will was making up his cash account for the day, We took a look, with his permission, and uscertained that their cash sales were over seven hundred dollars, their cash receipts over twelve hundred and fifty dollars, and their time sales, which we did not figure up, must have been considerable. This is but one of many houses doing business in Pres colt, all of whom appear to be doing tllri- wing trade, which shows that Prescott Is certainly not dead nor dying.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

' Frank Walker, an Architect and builder, e<f fSanta Barbara, Cal. writes that he is en- '. aepd in getting up plan for the Prescott U e0nrt house and Jail and that he will for
 rarl i; ia friend here, for the acceptance
 r rrejection of the Board of Supervisors soon. sNrIlis plan will only embrace lj cells, as he a c7nnot conceive of the necessity for 30 cells,
 icver having seen such q jail. but in case @hirty cells gre insisted on by the Board, the
 ,l,ln will he so drawn and modified as toadd
 he other fS
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
ROAD STATION RECEIPTS,
 PRINTED Ig DUE FORM FOR SALE AT HEiEER OFFICE.
Ordinance Number 10.

An Ordinance to amend Section Of Ordinance enti
 ted An Ordinance relating to dogs. R it eraiHsd by "a, Mayor and .0aciiren cf he Tii
 tggs cf Irsscou;
 Section of an Ordinance entitled An Ordinance reat. ing Co dogs. be amended to read follows:
 All dogs bitches found running at Ia ge in the Vii lagc of Prescott and Hr the t day of April of each year hereafter without the collar prescribed Oy Section Uf this orliuance shall be Killed by the Marshal and the Street Commissioner of said village and they are hereby empowered and u Is made their duty kill all dogs or bitches running at large.
 All ordinances psrts ofoTinances in c3nfc; with ihe prov uus of this ordinance are hereby repealed. This ornance shall be published in the ARIzo>A MINER snce week fer three successive weeks and shall take effect and be in from aud Ait.r such publication By order Of ,he Council. l.. J. COOK Mayor
 Dated March % lS57
 Prescott Arizona, March a lss:.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
County Buildings.

OFFICE or BOARD or SUPERVISORS or YAvArAi Co,
 PRESCOTT, A. T., March 6. ls17. , Plans and Specifications for County Buildings. Consisting of Court House and County Jail. The Court House contain as Follows Court room Recorders occ stric, Attorneys office Probate Judges office Tr-Rsurer's office, Sherifs office Grand Jury and two Trial Jury rooms the Jail e contain about thirty cells.
 Said plans be filed with ihe Clerk of this Board before the 5th day of April at 70 o'clock A. M. Of that day.
 The Board the night io any and all plans and the plan accepted oer shall be drawn upon the General Fund of the couuy for the of one hundred dollars.
 By order of the Board of Supervisors YavaPai Co.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk. Ky W. C. foSTyR. Deputy
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

WELCOME SSow.-It commenced showing last night and up to the time of gong to press, II o'clock, A. N., still continues to come down. The ground is covered with about eight inches of this welcome article and the indications are good for as much more. Every hours snow is worth twenty thousand dollars to this county.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

Quite a large amount of gold dust from the various piacers has heen taken in at the different stores during the last few days. which goes to show that something is being done in that branch of mining, notwithstaud- ing the scarcity of water, which is very es- seutial to make placer mining lucrative business
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

The Mexicans who shot and killed the sol dier Miller, in Arnold's dance house at Camp Verde few days since, were overtaken and arrested by Deputy Sheriff NJ. McInnernay yesterday at New River, and taken to Php nix They will be brought to Prescott, by stage, and confined in the county jail
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JACK OF ALL TRADES,

ans prepared "a to odd jobhs about t.vn such ss sswing wood maj ing and teadis flower and veRet.bl. gSr,isus cleaning houses and yards vhtevsshing re. pairing buildings digging ccllars etc wh.s ether wise engaged viil nSi refuse any job however small dsagreehbe.
 All notes l- al the post eaes a Fshers bsetIith shop aud addressed to JACK or ALL TRADES" shall re- ceive my prompt ateatisn. lmdAn
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
Notice.

Those whohave received notice that they are indebted to me in the of dollars for subscription the WEEKLY MINER hereby notified that the suhscrp ton price has been reduced to five dollars per t will only be expected 10 pey five dollars. This amoust together with such may be due for adverts- ing and job work. they requested 10 pay 10 J. l. Fisher, or to myself at their earliest convenience.
 T.. J.BUTLER. Prescott, Arizona March r., lssT.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

A number of mining experts left for the mountains this forenoon, amongst whom were Colonel Fogus and NIT. Walsh. The parties are looking at our rich mines The first one to be examined Is, we learn, the Senator.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

Two orphan sisters of Clarence Grouse,
 ho was discharged from Company F. 9th ~xUlry, under the name of Clarence F. Bur n nsAme, at Camp Grant, in May, 1873, are uf anxious ts hear from him. Any infor- nfion concerning him, sent to the Adiutant
 epersl at Department Headquarters, will s9ach his sisters.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

We have received letter from MT. F.. A. Preuss, for many years druggist in Los Angeles. MT. r. has purchased an appara- tus for the manufacture of mineral water, ginger ale, cider, etc, and will soon be in Prescott manufacturing these pleasant bcv- rracrns
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

Rev A. II. Campbell, late President of the Wilmington College, Cal, is expected in Prescott about the first ol April, To take charge of thc work of the Methodist Church South. NIT. Campbell is young man, and has had great success wherever h. has been located. His health is somewhat poor now but it is hoped that our mountain air will build him up so that he will be blessing 10 our fast growing city,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

ARRIVALS FROM NEW MExICo.-Don Tran uilino Luna and Mir. Wilmington, arrived, ,-day, in buggy. from Los Lunas, on the do Grand. six and half days travel, which s the quickest time ever yet made from that lete 10 Prescott; it bsing some iS0 miles,
 e Consider the time made as extraordinarily pod, and equals, if it does not beat, F. X. lubrey's best time, who made the trip from
 oo Angeles, Cal, to Socoro, N. NJ, in four eon days in 1854. These gentlemen come n business and will make their stay short.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

D conversation this morning with C. C. fG, President of the Peck Mining Com " he seemed quite elated that the Com Vi had been honorably released from their Ireement ;o sell their incorporated stock f &S5o,O0o. gold coin. Speaking of the fRe number of assays the experts have had 1de he said the samples were no doubt zHy selected and carefully assayed. but he |ould have preferred their furnishing the 'upany with duplicate samples of the zlp, so that their assayer could have made report also, when if the two agreed there IuId be no chance for mistakes.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

! II. B. Murray, Esq, has made quite an ex- tended trip through the mines of Black Can yon and comes home we'll pleased with what he saw there, so much so, that he may go ] acrain
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

The funeral of the late John Q. Page, who s shot and killed on upper Verde, day forc yesterday by II. II. BiXhy, took place
 10 o'clock A. N. to-day. from the NJ. E. !urch under the auspices of the Order of Id Fellows.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

MT Leighton procured several location notices, to-day, at this office and struck out for the mountains to locate some rich leads that have recently been discovered.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

z AVERAGE OF PECK ORES.-Of the fifty ight assays made by NIT. Pletz of Peck ore, lhe a, craze is $4S3 to the ton. These assays lo bot include the high grade ores the mine pnt-.ins, that is to say, none of the twenty honSand dollar ore was a>Saycd. Nothing Hcr 5000 ore was tested
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

We noticed some beautiful specimens of stcphanitc and ruby silver this morning at the assay office of Jay G. Kelley, which were taken from the Tip Top mine at Black Canyon. The ore is identical with that found in the Oregon mine at Austin. Nevada, and although the assayer did not feel al liberty to give Us the figures, we were as- sured that it would assay several thousand dollars to the ton.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

Assistant Surgeon c. C. Warrington will take charge of the office of the Medical Di- rector during his absence on tour of inspection at different posts in the Depart
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
THU RSDAY.

\ soap factory is about to be established in our town, which will prove, without doubt, financial success.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

Doctor Chandler advertises his pile rene. dy' pdoa in the MINER. Many who have used this extraordinary remedy recommend it highly.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

Mr. Poland k in from Big Bug. where he l4 a very rich galcna mine. called the Po- nc II isalsc very rich m gold. Mir. Poland
 now erecting the third rastra. and k push kore through at a ra'e that will justify the IEbliShment of a quartz mill.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

Il. Messts. Poland, Roberts and Gavin have
 ecenty located the following mines, in
 Iunbuc district: Meddow lode. MeSquit .ode, Mountain Sheep lode. Sebolla lode, 1edge lode, Edey lode, Carolina lode and lL1ottoa Wood lcde. X great many of these
 ocatioas show good evidences of being No. Jas ond assay >plcndidly.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

George w. Hance our friend of the Glen ega station, is making friends of Prescott a visit. George is lire man and keeps q good station.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

John NJ. Derwin, partner of Robert ,room, in the Cross Cut mine situated in iIatk Canyon, Is in town and gives very reports from that section. NIT. Hrwin states that they have body of ore, } Inches wide, which will pay about s4OO
 x tou.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
DAWES & GOLDMAN,
 DEALERS !N = GENERAL MERGHADlISE, WILLIAMSON VALLEY, A. I. Highest Price paid for tise Pre- dnce of the Country.
THE CELEBRATED DRAFT STALLION
 MOD0C % CHIEF.

This celebrated horse win stand in Yavarai County 4. IT, st Crspos ranch in Skull Valley the eoa- mencing 4rril 18th. and ending July l6th longer f business requires it. This stallion will stand Jacob Ralph's place al the crossing in
 WILKINSON VALLEY Moadsy, Tuesday Wednesday and Thursdays and ia
 PRESCOTr, Friday and Saturday as G. W. Barnard S Co.'S stable Terms for the Seo One half at time of service and the balance at the end Of the Single service SIS, payable at time of service
 PASTURE can be obtained al Crapos ranch s2 pcr month fr mares coming from . distance Williamson Valley ssi per mesth and a, Prescott Ss per month. All possbls care will bc taken of tho mares but the subscriber will not Do responsible for any accidents escapes Pedigree This horse bred hy t,oburx i.r... from Oregon, out of English drft mare T hands high The horse weighs li5o pounds and has veisie,s Loo. C. A GANesos-r ir,,,r,e.s~ Prescott, March lsih is55
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

Specimens were brought in yesterday, from the famous Peck mine, which will assay, at least, twenty thousand dollars to the ton.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
FRIDAY.

See notice of Sheriffs sale in this issue of the MINER.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

E P. J. Roberts, correspondent of the San
 fApcisco Call. came in on to-day's stage. ,Ut i< his intention to remain for some little
 ime and write up the country