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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26
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, IN THE Hl> lNiJ tilikA THIRD Il Dttl AL District. Territory of ATizoul County ot N4varai. NJ BActA Jo~E Btct partners .n nu,i7,,s under the trln name gt N Bacca X Cs.
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 NroERIo C. REIE ANp CioEN ADtEGIr, A.s V Ir. Action brought iu ;hs District Court ot tao TbIrl iu- dea' District in and Cor the County vi laoaVa ia The Territory of Arizona.
 7bs T,rrtary of -irisrar s-rfs grss'.aT q. T.4,y C. -tgHTriz and ClortI .igapTtr hs rlfs. You are hereby summoned and req srrI appear iu action brought against You by tHc t.u, named plain. uns iu She District Court of ;hr Third Judicial District a and for the County of Navarai in th- Territory of Ar anl answer the complaint t.ri with Inc Cirlk ,f jhi, Court at Prescott. iu >lit County. UaiI twenty days leNsu>vc of the day uf sagrr' gr. 'tH service upon y.u oi this sgulmous. u ssrNc ci I a, County bat i served ut ihc county. and vha ts district jLsn within thirty days iu al otA'r cs-y, iegfy days.
 And you hereby Ea'bel that if y,g fa to appear and au,WeI he complaint above required tha vtini, will take judgment hy default against you fr rhr of eight hundred aud eighty dollars, with interest 70 thr of per ger auuuus m tl- 2}rl day of De crub-r lS15. except hundred jular, fsa Utiuj,r 2j;h. I-56 and costs aud tL' n fs behalf pended.
 O.yea under my hand and the Seal or ihe sad dis
 trici Court Prescott this ~tb day Sept lS1s IL. S) WILLIAM NILkEE>ON, Clerk
 By JoUN ltuyp Deputy.
 JoHN HOWARD. Attorney for Fia.nt.ls.
 Prescott, September i.G. lsil. dtl
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l.. C. Winston, who came here a few days since from Los Angeles for the purpose of entering into the Law business in Prescott has concluded 10 return 10 his former home and to that end has engaged passage on the stage that leaves tomorrow morning.
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LEGAL.
Notice to Tax Payers

,.,t..t. ,.-h, ,iyep that the Tax-roll or isTaI.,
 Count, and also the Tax rul of school district ~ , s, ,ii c,untv for the year ls71 have been .S therein bgp3. ,r collection and thut the taxes ass"ss, ,,., @ .,,r i,e and pnyable to me at my efios 70 II noi raid on or before the second Monus9 2 sf,.ea bsr next they will be returned dei'hPn'"' ' per cent win bc added thereto . ,, ,,.u.,,os Prescott \. T. Sept 10, lsff. wv
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

Dr. Ainsworth ofthe L. S. A. who recently changed stations with Doctor Worthington called on the MINER people ycsterday, and left the impression with old man aud young devil that he is a worthy acquisition tO Whpple society.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

BlG BUG.-We learn that the Messrs. De wore X McMichael, who purchased the Cliff ton mine from Charles F.. Hitchcock fol $l .0O0 about two months since, have been taking out weekly since that time, by rastr, process. SlO0 dollars per week which W, consider pretty good. tlhin. into considcra tion the small amount of capital invested.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

LITTLE STRING NINE.-Ne,,rs. Gudgcon X Wisdom have recently taken out some cN- ceIlcnt ore from the Little Spring mine, sit uatc about three miles east of town. AS SAYS from ordinary ore gives the value Ut S353 to the ton. AtPrc>cnt the ore k look ing better amt is improving in richness as they .o down on the lead. |, may be that We have another Peek bonanza within a a stones throw ot our very doors.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

rctuue, "..l aNn. ,rlp tO the Peek a." ......, ,a.iar mines. Mr. W. represents .5ug- as Lcinr lively at the Peck. Teams a.. busy hau.ing in the last of the machinery, and others are hauling wood, lumber. etc. Al the Black Warrior excellent work i, being done, under the di- rection of Mr. RaiacS. and the ore which is coming out of thc mine, in large quantities, is of very high grade, and as the shaft in- creases in depth the ore improves in rich ness.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

Slf-.'N. By ,.r.uc of an execution issued out of the Iu..icc'~ toGr. ot Prescott Precinct. Nayapai County, X. f. by II. B. Cartier. J. r. duly 1.tr-.D' uu t.' 18th day of October, lSf1, in favor oi tho above named plaintiff, and again~f tha prap.r.v of the above named de- -.ulau. lt winch .m commanded to make oat O, .ae persona, pIopcuy uf said de- tens,au'. and t ~ullicicn. personal properly cannot be found. then out of his real prop crty the sums above set fourth, together with accruing costs, and failing to find any personal property belonging to said de- fend0nt, and nol exempt from execution, have levied upon and taken all the right, tile and interest of the said defendant of, in and to the following described real property, tO-Vit:
 Lots numbers nino l9' and eleven lH in Block C. together with the improvements thereon. in the town of Prescott. Nayapai County, AT.
 Notice k hereby given that ON Monday. the l3th dav of November, lS77 at r. o'clock noon. in front of tho Court House. in said County, : will sell the above described property at public auction, forcaSh, to satisfy said execution and all costs.
 Ep. r. BOWERS, Shcrin EEscorg X. T. Oct. 23d, 1877.
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Summons.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL District. Territory of Arizona, County of iaNaPAi. JuuN RAiHLE,
 rcFsHs
 WILSON C. COLLIER

JuHN RAiRLE,
 reTsHs
 WILSON C. COLLIER Action broush; in he District Court of the Thrj Ju dr.a Ui.tr ju and Ter the County of Nayapai, in h' Territory ,f Arizona
 Isr T,rrtry ef -irisaaa sc,ds grcciiag to Wi'soa tItirr
 Nrl .tr hereby summoned and required 'c appear i' a'i'u htuugl against yon by he ahve named Tai8 tiI the District Court oi the Thrd Judicial uis;fc and isr the County oi Navafai iu the Territory v ArtuHa and answer the complaint filed with ibe ticri v iA, Couft at Pr scott, 10 said County "a copy which complaint accumpau,s this su'um -usl. wlthH twenty days tsNcis,e ot The day uf scrsicc) fer A, service upou you of this summons if served iu thi County bgt f served of the county and within tL District iEsn within thirty days m all ether eases fort, days.
 And yDs hereby notified that if you iail appea and answer the complaint above required The paintf will tase judgment by default agaast yoB for the hUujrcd dolars aud interest at two per cent Dc, month rom November lst ls,A and for three hundred and fourteen and 'olee dollar with interest ai two Y, cent per ui1uh from March 25th lS5G and costs and dshIr- cp-nts in this behalf expended.
 Given under my haud and the Seal of the said bis tc' Court Gi Prs scott ths lth day of October l-11 tl- WILLIAM WILKINSON. Clerk. JoHN HOWARD. Attorney for Plain tin.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

Our brother typo, Weaver. has a complete assortment of all kinds of groceries and miners supplies. at his Ready Pay store. opposite IIatz's Restaurant. Give him acall and you will find bargain awaiting you.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

We learn that Nr. Blairs ranch has failed to give it's owner the usual large yield oi cereals this season. still MT. E. is in good spirits and expects 10 raise large yield the coming season.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

In auo.aes p.a.e0.a 'c foduI tha "d- vertiscmoht ,t V s. B.o a ui the American Laundry Her place of Bushes has been removed to the east side oi' ;hc Pi,z., "he,r she will at all times be happy Co receive or ,lers in the laundry line
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

The people of Don Ana county, New
 Mexico, seem to have more than their share of horse thieves and lawlcss rcnegades The Mcssilla Independent, an honest advocate of peace and order. has done much toward showing up this abandoned class of cut throats. thieves and desperadocs. and should bc esteemed hy every .aW-abiding citizen ot that Torriter, ior the course it has taken ot rightaDo .-s-, -.H-t wrong and thcivcry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

Tae a. a.a'Ns i.r ,hc new Couu -..eo 1 lew day u... .a.. more hc re- sumou.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

Millers Brothers are now looking up site for 8 new landing on the Colorado above Aubrey. Something should be done from the simple fact that when the railroad is extended along np the Gila to PhUnix or Malicopa Wells, either fthcse places would ho rcsorted to a, a depot by our ncighbors at Bradshaw and llumhug and naturally Prescott would be left out in the cold. But by seeking and establishing landing whereby Prcscottmay come within l25 miles of navigation nothing will be able to change the channel of receiving supplies for the mines to our east. We consider the move quite important to the general welfare of our town hereafter, and should receive the careful consideration oi merchants, property owners and others interested in the future growth and prosperity of eur town.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

The above saa hsr. hy further Tsstfouci W Sa'ur- lay Nnvru rt- -t at fr same time aud place tv d.rcc Iva vi 4a.uHAs attorney. ED P BOWERS ~Aefin.
 Pirs-o,: Arsgaa, October lJ l-l-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

A. Shoup of Skull Valley was visiting the city yesterday, driving fine team at tachod to a comfortable buggy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

X load of fish from Verde was brought m yesterday and sold readily at 25 cents per pound.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

Some of the finest sweet potatoes brouS Int into the Prescott market this season came from Camp Verde.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

NIT. Ferris the Bradshaw mail contractor informs Us that the HWhcr mill near Wal nut Grove is busy pounding out gold bull linn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

Mrs. Alex. Gradcn who has been sick for several weeks is once moro up and thepros- poets are fair for a speedy and lasting cure.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26
Notice.

Ali persons Knowing themselves Indebted Co L.. Basburl X Co., by book account. otherwise arc requested tv call and settle immediately
 l.. BASiFUKD X co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

MT HTflcr, of Rastra Creek. has force "f men al work on the NosuyiuS, which k good minc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

DESUErrUS.- Lieut.. Lynch returned yes tcrday morning by C. and X. stage, and succeeded in securely landing five deserters at Whipplc, from Los Angeles, where they had been captured and turned over 10 him. One of the number was late QuartormaSter Sergeant at Fort Whipplc. The runaway telegraph operator. Ochus, has been stop ping at Los Angeles with pqrauo'r who formerly "shincd" as respectable, >ab fosI, in this town; but. through some channel, learned that he was heing watched and liable to capture. dccampcd for other quar- t,rS. l. is only matter of time the cap ture of this cunning thicfand villain Licut. Lynch performed an excellent task in safely depo-iuug his charge to the guard at Fort Whipplc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

Quite a delegation leave tomorrow morn ing for the Sandy. Iuo. C. Campbell con stitutCs ou. e ..t u.H.E.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

Lieut.. R. Stevens yesterday went quail hunting down the creek, and got among 8 flock of quail, after which, he discovered there was very large and beautiful gray fox, So intent upon securing some of the bird, for his supper that he paid but little attention to the sportsman, and, cum ming as he was, was not aware that powder would throw shot twenty or thirty yar6>, consequently he exposed himself too boldly and received a charge behind the shoulder that settled him. and relieved the poor quail of at least one mortal enemy. The skin of the animal k 30 beauty the tail be ing nearly aS long a~ the body, ani very large and bushy. \ miniature tanncry k already in operation. and when the hide k properly dressed. with the hair and fur on. il will be hug up a> trophy and preserved for the admiration of coming generations, who will be proud of the proWy,> of their patcrnal ancestor in the wilds of Arizona.
 CoRoNER'> I>QUE>r.-Dr. day. thismom- ing, summoned Coroucrs jury and held an inquest on the body of George Wilson, a'iaS Vaughn. dcccascd; consisting of Jay C. Kelley. foreman; A. P. Williams, Roht. Cornell, John Raiblc, W. !. Tompkiu~. and Philip Kohihcycr. Dr. Geo. p Kendall, Ed. r. Bowers W. II. II. Mccall, and Frank Murray were examined as Witnesses. Dr. Kendall testified that the deceased came to hi, death from the effects of a pistol ball, which entered t'.c skull il the forehead, passed downward through portion of the brain and lodged in the bones ,t tlc face. The testimony of the other Wituo.~c~ wa, precisely the same as ,Gat c..,t.u il tle ease of the death ot Rnh,l. Fu.o-, v..H which our readers aur already iu The jU;y found, a> iu th. l.r,.., t.... he came jo his death hs .s.-'.. u.H.. from ms in thc hn, d,
 law in tLc pI,ror di-,ia rSs=44=l4 ..-"u.ir5.
 Cum>un, DINNER Tr.NHrn N~ Harriet Guu-}c who ie pr.,cs..ai l.r her fine Christmas dinncr-, hast hr.u rlj-ing. Ni.h great care, two turkeys. which were to be brought into acquisition on the coming christmas, aS a part of thc many cdlh.c~, served up by the generous hostess on like occasions, but some iWgrg m.scroant, who would rather be a thief in idlonc~s. than ha>k in luNuricS and he honest, craVIod iato the hen house and relieved tLa premises and the owner CT the young fat fpa that were in- tended to he spread upon thC ,.h.y toa nun- bcr of intimate friends that annually share the hospitality oi N--. E.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

\. Ellis new building, east side of tho plaza is receiving a finishing touch of paint
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

Several Mexicans left to-day for the Colo rado country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

Adam Scot; k hauling hay from Ferguson Valley to Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

Mrs. 0. Allen is visiting her parents at Walnut Grove.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

\ ALARcE LIoN KILLED. Col. Wood killed lion yesterday, near the Kit Carson mine in Big Bug district, the skin from which was taken of and brought into town by NIT. Crowvll. X mra>urment of the hide demon ~tratoS the fact that the animal was ten feet long from the end of ifs nose to the tip of the tail, ar somewhat larger than an ordi- nary ycariug calf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

C.E. Hitchcock of Big Bug is in town.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26
Local lnteIiigence.
SATURDAY.

Taxes due. Cold nights. Hen fruit none. Potatoes scarce. Times moderate. Hay $40 per ton. Church tomorrow. Cord wood in demand. Mines yielding rich ores. Authorities determined. Dcsperadoes on the decline.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-26

SAM LEE, Defendant
 WHEREAS:
 Ny virtue ei an orer of sale issued out of ,hs D;., court o ID" lhtrd Judicial District tn and for tb C,, "i naNS M and Territory of Arizona duly ateS,eJ oJI thc 'th day oi September. lS77 by which am con,,, ded '" proceed Co notice of sale and to sell the f, described premises to.wit: ''O"''S
 That certain tract and parcel of land .i,r,,, f Al, '''hlN "i iaNaiat aud Territory of Arizona pna ,h, sN Hes east of thc Village of Prescott and |, ir - pelnS "A lower Lynx Creek and described and 'h,,j n "s oAows: Commenc ug at the fallen pine free and , h'hs ur Lynx Creek in westerly direction c,s ,ntI thence m noriherly direction one fourthof ,aTa ~ thence m an egSterly direction one mile ,hS,. " son,herly direction 0ne-fourth af a mile to Inc ,. ~ oes'inlng embracing all improvements timb., aJ
 WHEREAS; duly advertised the same in ,bs ,. Iieserneu by law. to be sold at Public Aurtioa n, , court House door in said County on the al,b J , SeIte'nber' ie8I and said day sold the same , o
 "'' Huen ne being the hghestan best bidder ,herssr
 WuFrr,s. rt...., and pay for the same. '" 'aAe and
 lhtHEfoRE: Notice is hereby given that on saturday. the 27th Day of October 1s77 Al lsoclock noon, in froa ot the Cour, uon.o , ,ha ,'"n ot Prescott in said County and Territory IriI, i' e and proceed tc resell at pub lie auction Ia t b 'N' uuHef 'r cash the above described pr.mi,es r E ''u'h here"i as may ba necessary to satisfy tb n, st.H "-ueF e'!eeied to he made and an costs I,rr.,.,, ,-. ED '. BOWERS, Sheriu.
 iI's''u Arizona, October s tS77
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SheTiR's Sale.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA COUNTY OF NANAPAI. pAN'L. UATZ, PlI. r.JStS NJ. KELLER, , pCN.
 Judgment, Sl65, 70
 Costs, S26,S6.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

'f' iI I-' i-iI is-N IT., above sale i- i--ry postponed Co Saturday th, sh day oi october i-.. .f tae same hour and place
 Fu r. BOWERS. sheriff DISAPPOINTMENT.
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S3t;Irdlv. the l5,h Dav of September

Tey.r- tbe hours ,t o'clock \. N and o'clock r. N. a, t.r Clft House t..- a the town @. Prescott. v tlt .. above bod prup'.'y @ Vrbiic auction tu ts, highest a5l rr a,H ths4r.t hr cash be u,cas grv ,It.s'y >.'. execution and all ,osis
 Ep 2. BOWERS. Sheriff. Prescott A. r.. August 2f l-1f. Wtd
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LEGAL.
ShcrilT's sale.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. .----- -. --L- A- !. | !. L. nn

CoUNn oF NA>ArN
 f.IINI>.-EoS X Co
 
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 By virtue ,f au ,>,.nf u s-lci oUf of the District t.f yi tl, IIrj . District iH aud ior fho County rf Yay.rsi Trr-... ,t Nrra,a. du'y ,i',,ted iAe ID alag .f Fs.. r... Hi .f H-' d'rr. -,d t! which am ...a.aaJ,i it mako ..' t Be. ie-a. property oi sald ,uI.rt and I. -.il...' I..-..H Ta'Ygry cannot lr ..rd then aur a l., r..' I'ogeIt ttr sun "t i've ..u-.rL a.. ,-i.rs -Hr .s.i'1 doIar, tS'i~' ''' a ... ,-a. 70. r.. a.. d N..ts judgment aud images .H..s....- .a..- l....d .Hi ...l seven and c.loo .- .tu. rN'. aH..a.-'.- ta tttrn @HtS iV' tt ...- ..-.-.. -: - l. a.. ut..- ,,-.
 IsN. ..,.. ra.H' t.. .. -aa night uri' 'ui i1- ..s,-t v '... .,....#' h.d .u ta- I5a day o' July le.-. ,. a . 'o IHv following i,sc-brd property ta 1Ntt-
 One f.1 stamp g,-'. min complete situated in Nav. iai yrluty \. B. commonly AuoUu as Iukes mi.l. con s,ug ,t bu ding, rt -ea'l~-y. ,sch as boiler and engine. len stamp Ht.ar,. pane sr,tiers water tank ,tc. ,-e. oas .f.r irrf.+ afd h..i.ug vu,isur thc same ,tt-r with ai tle cht i.i and interest oi thc said i..aiat .. f . ta .,. a.l site .g lands which said u1athius-y erected Nlsc apVur'aiuius thereto AI-t ..- Ng. -Nt.'r lIu. eighteen bF1. and twenty .1lH a ,..-e No rH- a and sVro, ru.rut, thcre- un also iu- a.g.s ,.-ss . ll l's'k uymher thirteen l sui iwFl.y,... at- i- .u. Nos sixteen lt' and -gN,ufr,a .l;| ln block uu'ubrf thirteen dh and improvement. thereon J'' si -,il lv, and improve i', -a u'-,i .n tle town cf Prescott Arizona Ter r.. . ..r a ts.r.r. .f ft.l
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IN TIRE DISTRICT COURT TUWn JUDICIAL District Territory uf A..l us. C,ua.. .t , -s.l.l
 GJLTu.n Nt.UkW4i
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Si,erin's Sale.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA ,..... COUNTY OF IAlAPAL CORNELIUS RAMOS, Plaintiff.
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Desperadoes on the decline.
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