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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11
SUMMONS.

IS THE DISTRICT COURT OF THIRD JUDICIAL DrsT.,l
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, County of Yavapai. { Levi Bsshford Coles Bashford Robert H. Burnisier d William o. Bashford, partners, doing and carrying "a business under the firm and name of L. BAsHFoRD CO.,, Pisintifs,
 ' SUNEoNs. SAMUEL o. FREDERICK, Def ft.
 Action brought in tho District Court of the Third ~ dicial District in and for the County of Yayapa in m Territory of Arizona
 The Territory ef ArisoHa sends grsstig 0 Snnef c Frederick, Defendant.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear k action brought against you by the a5oyensnisd paa tiffs n the Distinct Court of the Third Juscisi Dis in and for the County of xayspa in the TerritarJ Arizona, and the complaint filed with the Ces of this Court. Prescott, in said County (s eop5 e which complaint accompanies this sfs1monsl. within twenty days (excusiye of the day of servcel after s service upon you of this summons, if served in hs County but if served out Of the County and within ths District then within thirty daye in all other f dave.
 And you are nereoy notified that if you fai 10 app< and complaint above required, the pain% will take iudR1nnt by default agAinst you for the Ss92 s210o costs and disbursements in this bshs Given under my hand and the seal of the said Dsir Court at Prescott, this And day of November, fs lL. s. WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk. RUSH WELLS, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
 Prescott, Arizona, Nov. 9, 1871. d9
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

Hon. E. G. Peck returned from San Francisco this morning, having mAde arrangements while there for rcsun.ing con- frcl cf the hyposllec4ted stock Of the Peck Conpany, which will new be voted to sus- fsEr hira in the position of President, instead of 0. 0. Bean, in whose favor it was made 1o do service while in soak to the Bank of Arizona.
 Tho best thing for them all to do now, would be to dismiss their lawsuits and law -ers and all hands pitch in and work to- :1cff,or for the fortune that is ia sight for
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

IScoRroRATED.-Thc Directors of the Black Warrior Silver Mining Company, met this P. M., aRd issued the stock of the corporation to those entitled to it. The Capital Stock is placed at $i 900 900, in 100000 shares at $10 each. Location of works, Peck Mining District, AT, Office and principal place of business, Prescott, A. T. Transferable on the books by endorse ment and surrender of certificate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

Bowen, Knowles & Co. have a new "ad'' in the MINER today, which speaks for itself. They inform us that they are well satisfied with their business outlook thus far, and propose to continue to sell at the prices they have established, which enables them to deposit with the Bank about $4Oo per day
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

SNOW AT CHINO VALLEY.-From Mir. Gee. Banghart, who has resided in Chino tor about ten years, we learn that the past few days have been colder than any previ- ous season since he has been resident of that fair Valley. At present the ground is covered with about eight inches of snow, and for miles on either side good sleighing might be indulged in, if such a thing as sleigh existed in that section, and the peo- pie inclined in that way.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

J. W. Clark, who came here about three months since in the interest of a San Jose, Cal, mining company, and who has been unusually lucky in making valuable discov- cries, left by stage this morning for Cali fornia, where he goes to report to his Com pany on his success in Arizona. He will soon return.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

Two teams heavily laden with merchandise for the old and popular house of L. Bash ford S Co, belonging to Mr. Peters, dis charged their cargo this morning at the brick store of the firm.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

Capt. Sherman, with his assistants, open ed the Graded School this morning, with favorable prospects for large attendance during the term. The teachers are all ex- periepced in their respective duties, and with fine schoolhouse and bright lot of children for pupils, VIC can see no reaso.l why great advancement should not take place during the term.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

John Lloyd has purchased. from Frank Schultz ahalfinterest In the Fanus mine Hum- bug District, for $500, which we understand is considered dog cheap, in as much as the principal constituent parts of the ledge matter are composed of horn silver.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11
Summons.


 IN THE DISTRICT CoURr or THmD JUDICIAL Dfsr- | TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, CocNTx OF YAvAPAI. LOUIS HUNINa and H. HUNING, Pitrs.l
 SuMnos& HENRY SPRINGER, Def't,
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Ta- dicial District in and for the County of Ysvapa in lkE Territory of Arizona.
 ris- TEEritprs Of 4rfrona sssds arseffss fa Henrs You are hereby summoned and required so sppear h action brought against you by the abeve-naEsi Plaintiffs, in the District Court of the Third yudic District in and for the County of Yayapai the Tern tory of Arizona and the complaint filed with sAs Clerk of this Court st Prescott n said County s eopy of which complaint accompanies this summons, within twenty days (exciusiys of the day of srsice) ar Is service upon you of this summons. served .e tfs County; but H served out of the County and within this District then within thiry days; a other cas forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fsi to spps and answer the complaint above required the flsn tif win take judgment by default against yon for Ehs sum of eight bundred, evenyswo and 7s-I00 doIlars and interest thereon, from the 9th day of October ls at the rate Of cent per snnuu, and sn& disbursements fn this behalf expended. Given under my hand and the seal of the said Disrf Court at Prescott this Ist day of November, A. D. is7
 WILLIAM WILkKRsoz,
 Clerk RUSH WELLS, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11
Assessrnent Notice.

70 A. l. stshl, owner in she sunny south Mine fin 5Lack Canyon on tho esst side of Turkev Cre~k .nS p4. County, Arizona Territory
 .oa are hereby notified that if you do not sppe., ninety days from the date of ths nofice sa r.- - z.ka your proportion of the asstsseuf z is fslnred ny ss, the undersigned wiI claim fo-s.;s,,. or your interest Ia said mine or lode. .PHzsocrr. Dee. n. rs7z erosoz zrzA-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11
Assessn,eut No. 9.
TIPTOp sTTvrpl.rr

-o< SAksk kk HiItHa COaYANLs c;s oi principal place of business. San Fssn- s-ers vSseIosnsss iccs<ion of works, Haubcs Dasr 1lsts fevzpaz County, Arizona.
 -. s nerrny given, tha ss a meeting of th< Ir Tsss - s.ad company- held st their oetce, No. ~ dzy o Decsnbss, ls77 = sssssrst eS scxsr 's, esn r.tso L lssisd ags1 tas sHpiszI ssoek e s corr r sb n1mszs<y so she secresary C ihe oEs clsco. o-<''S - AnI sfocs upon which tnis ssse.sm<ns shs1 rvnsn
 e1t and sdvsrsise tor suis q pnfe sacs;on .sA ts {sas - ms % befos<> s12 bs sold % 4nax. o.y ol sofuzsy, 1S7s to pay she &i.e.se -. - 1sekn2 with cusiz of adsertiseuen< s1- s-s<1seo 70 oL ssae- Q. '. yERDENAI, secrs<ess. s p-.-.ts - cs1fonie Street. s1n 5ruczssp-
 ~ E. pscsnbes ts1b, ss7s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

As will be seen by reference to our ad- vertising columns, T. J. Drum has removed his Law Office from his old quarters next door to finders & Rowes store, to nicely fitted-up room one door south of the Court house, where he will talk law to all who require his services in that line.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11
Assessment Notice.

To A: 2 GOTHAM part owner in the Pine Tree eoss s - Led. hssssy.nps District, Ysvspsi coun-
 iea .s nerssy noasd tss if ycu do net sppe.r v,t- ..s' sys fom Ae date of shs nctics, s1d rss so sse-1znen as A required hy law fke 1n3r~.;--s 9s - - .oe1sre of yosr fn<sres< in said mins or se-i @ @<osAns Q tl,e niains lsss of iss distrscs. Prs.eos. Dee Is ls7. sod BosHex 5I5 xaEg5s eo4as,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

ANOTHER DANcE.-The M. O. Q. Els will give Calico Ball, on Friday, the 18th nst., at the City Hall The sth Infantry B and will furnish the music. Tickets will be sold at S3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11
Subscriptions, s4,OO per Year.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
SATURDAY.

W. B. Hopkins, in the employ of Messrs. White < Allen, Mill builders, Contractors, etc., is up from Humbug District. He is expecting either Mir. White Or MT. Allen out from San Francisco by stage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

Dm TIC. B. Lowell, of Prescott, now in San Francisco, was united in mairimony yes terday, at the Congregational Church, San Francisco. by the Rev. Mr. Noble, to Miss Maggie Haight. Never too late to love.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

The Board of Supervisors met this morn ing with all the members present and com menced a settlement with the County Sheriff, and examined the petition of citi- zens defining boundaries of School District Nos
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

PATENTS TO MrSEs.-The following pat cuts to mines were received at the Prescott Land Office, "a Saturday last:
 Galena Mine, X. L. M@ller; Independence, MGller $ Stevens; Dividend, A. L. Mellcr; First extension on the Dividend, J. A. Rush.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

The party of Board of Supervisors who went over the new road to Battle Flat, with a six-mule team and two wagons, returned on Saturday, and report the road as practi- cable for heavy teams.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11
Sherif's Sale.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 CoUNTY OF YAvkyAr.

 Levi Bashford- Robert H. Burraister and William O. Bashford late partners having sod carried on bus
 mess under the brm name of
 l.. BAsHF0RD COMPANY, Piaintifs, CHARLES A. LUKE q JOHN LUKE, Defendants. | By virtue of order of sale issued out of the p. trict Court. of the Third Judicial Dfstrcf of inc er tory of Arizona, and for the County of Yavapsi ur tested on the 5th day Of December 1ST7 by which s commanded to proceed to notice or sale and to ss1i he following described property, to wit:
 All and singular. town cts numbers sfxseen (f6 eQ teen s aud twenty (20n block number four (fl In he Village of Prescott in the county of Yzvsp. errttory o Arizona, according to the ofdal map or plat of s.a Village file in the office of the Village itecorrr ea of said lots being fifty feet luf by one hundred md fifty feet deep. together with al and sirruIar te fss ments heredtaments and appuzfenauees th.rsVnto bs longing or in any wise sppertdning- Notice Ia hereby given that
 Saturday, the 18th day of December, 1877, At l2 o'clock M s the front door of the Court Hou.s m the town Of Prescott Yayap&i County ArizoEz Terr ory VII oner Tor sale and proceed to sea at PubEe Auction to the highest bidder, for cssh the above e scr1oed properly, much there of sz mav fe sca separately without material injury 70 inc psrse inter ted and also sufficient o satisfy ttc cum of ons tons sand eight hundred and thirty dollars (sf s1 win in- erest thereon at the rate of zo per cent per month from the Srd day of December sss7 anG co.ts taxed fin he sum of sixysix and 55i0o sSssE) and .tsornsy'. fs amounting to cue hundred and eSxhty-three ais3 t- geher with sccrefng costs and expenee. of sale fhese the being sums in said order directed Co be mnds
 ED. r. BOWERS. sheriff JAS. s. 8rLEs, Under Sheriff. Presoctt, ATizona, December 7e fs7T. s4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

.fs5saED.-Jcseph Melvin who was thrown num bis buggy some txo months since, and 7.,3 his shoulder disloSaied had about re- oe-erod. when on Saturday last his team rkich is spirited one, got tho better of him rrld hc pof @fipcd cut fscelsing severe ln- -'r;.r' <ssl his shoulder again d;splacsd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

The delinquent tax-roll shows the amount of $l6,7f3 49 as due, which is now in the hands of the District Attorney for collec- tion. Also, $601 9S delinquent on school house tax in this district.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

Tho following passengers arrived by to- days stage: Judge De Forrest Porter, Col. Riddle, NJ. Fitzhugh, c. E. McClintock, Miss Warren, Miss Steen, Geo. Marlow, and udgc Mahhetf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

Bancroft's tesm, about one month out from Ehrenberg, arrived to-day. With the freight that came in by this team the MINER received a supply of paper.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

Tho Treasurer of the U. e. has AIi1ona credited with $S3 on Bank up to June 30th, 1877, and $50 on deposit up to the same period.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11
MONDAY.

A prospector from the Four Peaks, eas. of Camp McDowell, informs us that those lofty objects are covered with 12 inches of enOu
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11
JACK.OF F.A LL.TRAD
 LABORER

Szxz wood: digs veils basts rock cieans house. sod yards lays czrfss hangs paper; pufs in el.ss: white washes makes and rerniFes fsnces gs csizra ersyes etcs builds stone walls and brick nes cleans chun<y. ee etc A1 orders len tn his box oppots fhe Post office shall be promptly attended so- nosfeu
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11
C z H E RAJ BANKING
 Business. M. ". KALEs, Cashier. Prescott, Arizona, September }, ,s77.
Notice

An persons Interested in the ss4fin1 Sun lode fvos sser resE1ngl situated Mineral Park Wsls,-i h hp.sr.e- hes2se counfJ ArizoDa Territory and who nass not paid their proportion Of the erpsnsss nrs5 ,n ,ns amount of york done said mine .. requsr y = nessoy noc1ed thst if they do not lr, ninety aa5s from the date hereof pay 10 Mr. Cors, sAess % tne soanf due. their ownersp in said claim s pc forfeited in accordance with the rnilrr ia.s
 Mineral PArk. November IF, 1871. '' "ASoossi ssi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

Levi Bashford- Robert H. Burmisser and William ( Bashford fate parners having done sod carried on bu
 fnsss under the brn name of
 l.. BA5HF0RD d COMPANY, Plafutifa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28

Pun ,prLPHIa, Jan. ~. = James McGarvey
sabh,d and dangerously wounded John j. havanash IN
bar rom hgat this morn hS'
BoRDENTowN, n. j.. Jan. 27.-GIberson Cook, of
ma citv was Killed evening by the BAL freight
,ron, Trenton. He leaves a wife and four children.
MONTREAL Jan. 27.-rhe Hon. Mr.. Chapeau has
c,t.ed an action libel against The Herald Publishing
COMPANY for copying tho article about the Ldurcntian
tairay from the NdfOHI andlclaims $4,000 damages
prrERsBURG, Va, Jan. 27--In the suit of the
ciles Bank against s. r. Arlington OF the sureties Of
~ A Weislger OF the bank 5000
which the cashier had allowed 10 be oyerchecked The Jury
rendered u verdict in fayor Of TIE defendant
WISEPEG. Man, Jan. 27-lnland revenue Of
hceTs seized Illicit SIN and large quantly OF ma
ersl aud whskoy In the woods about seventy nes woss
t WInncpcg The principal customers buying tho whiskey
Are the sioux refugees nom the Minnesota nassacre
ATLANTIC CRY, n. j.. Jan. 27.-ihc schooner
which broke from her mooiings anu urte9 W sea
on ednesay shore on friay nign, on hgan
sine Reach len mies this place Inc poy Auolphus
Parker who was the only person on boar "e Ihe 'essei
will be total loss.
PllrsFIELp. Mass, Jan. PIN the Superior
Tor life committing IN assault on Mrs marcy
~ 0tis The also sentenced John Gilbert coored 10
ateen wears imprisonment for assaulng white GIRL age
fifteen, at Lee.
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CONNECTION IN GREECE.

LONDON, Jam -, 1878.
Adyices from Athens state that the announce
ment Of peace between Russia and Turkey caused
great considerations 4 large crowd paraded the
streets, making demonstrations III favor OF war
The mob marched TO the residences of the Cabinet
Ministers where they broke windows and commit
ted other excuses. They fired reyolvers, wound
ing three persons and killing one. The mob thea
proceeded to the palace The King harangued the.n
and SAID the circumstances were painful for the Ma
ton. Nobody loved the country more than he, but
il was indispensable to remain calm. The troops
subsequently, dispersed the crowd.
While this uprOar gong on in Athens, troops
were pushing forward TO LAMA, town on the
Turkish frontier. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
DESPITE The supposed armistce, the Government in
tends to support actively tue instruction in Ihes-
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PEACE PRELMINARIEs SIGNED.
THE GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS AND THE DELEGATES
GOING To ADRIANOPLE-THE CONDITIONS OFF
CIALLY ANNOUNCED.

THE GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS AND THE DELEGATES
GOING To ApRIANoPLE-THE CONDITIONS OFF,
CIALLY ANNOUNCED.
LONDON, Monday, Jan. %, 1873.
The StdndarTs Constantnoplc correspondent says
the Porte has received telegram to the effect that
tho prcliminarics of peace have been signed and
that the Turkish delegates and the Grand Duke
Nicholas would reach Adrianope on Saturday.
The Post publishes the following AZ an official
version of the preliminary conditions OF peace
Trst-Autonomy for Bulgaria boundaries not
Defined under n Governor, to be appointed accord
ing to the stipulations of the COns,antinope Con-
ference, the Turkish military forces to be Withdrawn
TO certain localities to be determined upon.
Second-Thc independence OF ROumania, with
compensation for territory near the mouths OF the
Danube. which she will make over to Russia.
Thid-Ioca autonomy for Bosnia and lierzeco-
vna, and tho independence of Scrvia, with terri
torial rectiication. This rectlhcaton" OF the
Scrvian frontier may mean the transfer of Little
Zwornik to Servia, but III Difference to Austria and
the other Powers, the question is left quite open)
observation-disclosures for Montenegro on the
basis of the status quo post bcllun, subject to the
approval of the Powers.
TIhh-The cession of Batum and payment of in
demnty in money, territory. or some equivalent, to
be determined upon.
Finally, the Sultan 10 undertake W consider now
to protect Russian interests in the passage of the
Darlanelles.
TIE sUTZ CANAL NOT MENACED.
The Russian Agency contradicis the rnmors that
the Russians marching Oh GIlpoli, and that the
peace conditions contain special arrangement re-
lative to the Sncz Canal.
In Paris the newspapers there state that semi
official intelligence announces that the Russian
conditions OF peace include the opening of the
Straits to Russian war ships. This concession is
granted by Turkey.
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sally and Crete, provided, tho Chamber accords It's
assent.
NOTES ON THE SITUATION.


At Berlin, The North German Gazette, q
semiocia authority rcjoces at the failure ohe British
attempt at intervention Al Vaccinations" it says,
" aiming directly indirectly at undermining the
alliance OF the three Emperors which il the most
ted I'm this phase OF the crisis by the loyalty OF RUSSIA
who remained In intimate communication WIN Austria
throughout, and by Austras unsbakablc adherence 10
her former Eastern policy"
division OF the French Mediterranean squadron left
Toulon for the Levant yesterday
The total Russian losses in Europe to January were
were S0,i3j men.
The ST. Petersburg Coos considers that Russia might
put her finances in good order by means or general ds
armament. II the other powers will not disarm II
holds that Russia may do 80 with IMMUNITY
Prince Tserelseff has arrived at Nssa from the Rus
sian headquarters on mission regarding servas claims
NJ waddingtoD the French Minister Of Foreign Affairs
has 81 900 to Constann0pe for the relief OF the
refugees
The commander OF the French ironcad at Smyrna has
been ordered hold himself In readiness to protect
French subjects in COnstantinople If necessary.
Germany says tie terms OF peace should be submitted
to the European Powers for approval.
Austria showed misgivings IN regard to Russias de-
signs. but has received satisfactory assurances.
The uneasiness of the Austrian Government is some
what increased by the complications in the home policy
The questions which led the resignation OF the Auers
pcrg Ministry involved in the AustrO-liungarlan
compromise An agreement relative to certain customs
tariffs had been drawn by Prince Auersperg himself,
but was rejected by the Chamber OF Deputies. Though
the crisis Goes not extend 10 the Cabinet common TO
Austria AMI Hungary of which Count Andrassy Is Prime
Minister II ia fcard that, indirectly, 1t will affect the
general policy of the Government, nasmuch IA its attcn-
fion will now be divided between home and foreign af.
fairs, and differences OF opinion between Vienna ana
Pestb wnch had been allowed to lie dormant run
great Risk OF being revived
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A SILVER CORRUPTION FUND.
HALF A MILLION RAISED BY THE MINERS TO PUR-


CHASE ADVOCACY IN THE EAST.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 27.-It is reported, on what
seems TO be good authority, that the sum of $780,
600 has been raised by those interested in silver
mining on the Pacific coast to assist in modng pub
lie opinion in favor of the reconciliation Of
tho dollar of the fathers" This sum, it
is said, is being used jndiciously in those
.ections of the country where the sentiment
of the people is strongest against silver imitation
The Democrats art generally considered as " all
right" ard no work is needed in the South and
West but in the East bright and active young law
yers who have some influence in their respective To-
caties are said to have been hired at from $1,000
to 81 900 each to write and speak IN favor of silver
and so turn the tide in its favor.
One small newspaper in a Hudson River town is
reported to have received 50 900 of this money.
In the meantime the owners of silver mines are
said to be carefully running their drifts and adits
on half forco and time to avoid CLINT of silver in
the market and thus keep ND its price as much as
possible until the fate of the Bland bill is decided.
The recent discoveries of chemists and metalur-
giss in the science of cupelatiOn have been so i'm
portant that some of them claim that they can even
melt I'D the sheet lead and piping i'll ordinary use,
extract a sufficient percentage OF silver to make
the operation largely profitable, and arrangements
have been already made to reopen the workings oil
many abandoned mines OF poor ores under the new
cupellating processes if the bill should pass.