Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
fFrcm Thursday's DelIy.l


 FoR PHgNfx.-Most of the parties sum. moned Co attend the Maricopa county court, started from town this morning: Cal. Jack son snd Thomas Bullock, by their own con veyancej Judge II. W. Fleury, Tboo. Otto, J. M. Sanford and another gentleman, by llussey's four-horse coach; Judge John Howard and Miss Kate Kerr, in private con seyance, in charge of Mr. Moore from Phe- nix.
 Toe six-horse coach of Messrs. Mitchell & Gardiner has been withdrawn from the trip, and NIT iinssey carried away such of their passengers as intended to go--there not be- ing sufficient number to justify the trip by so large conveyance.
 Something over twenty of our citizens nave been subpGned to attend that court. and, If we are correctly informed. about one half of the number have concluded not to %. and will remain at home. While we are far from advising disobedence of the mandates of our courts, we are certainly of the opinion that this wholesale dragging from their homes, men who are not able, in pecuniary point of view, to make the trip, and be away from two to four weeks, is $ hardship. and we have no blame to attach to them for re- maning at home, and awaiting the arrival of the sheriff with his attachment, which will. II nothing else, furnish them a conveyance to that place; also considering that these parties have no knowledge whatever, that would be admissible in court, in the case in which they are required to testify. We are informed that Mir. Carroll and another man ID the army, have been subpencd, and that the officers at the post have no authority for furnishing them transportation, and that, in consequence, they too, will have to remain at home.
 We shall not be surprised at seeing an off. cer here take in charge a gang that will tax Mitchell < Gardiners outfit to its utmost cs- pacity, Of these tardy fellows, and, if such be the case, our sympathy is all the consola- ton we have to offer them.
 Mir. A. Cullumber, of Walnut Grove. ar- rived in town yesterday afternoon and in- forms us that MT Hall was ready to start his ve-stamp mill when he left the Grove. The mill will crush ore from the Ironclad mine, which is looking exceedingly we'll. Mir c. says the mining prospects of that district look better than ever.
 The Hardyville mail wagon arrive at about o'clock today, bringing Dr Epperly, from old Camp Hualpai, as passenger.
 Col II. A. Bigelow, is at present at Wick. enburg, and from thence goes to Phoenix, and pays a visit to friends in that section of the Territory. We miss his jolly phiz and hope soon for his return.
 Telegrams from Wickenburg announce the arrival of Mir Marion and Col Head at that place, and of grand old reception given them last night. They proceed on their journey to-day for Phnnix. Showed this morning, and all the fore part of the day. Looks like-welI, from your own conclusion, we call it like storm brew | ing, to moisten the fellows bound for Phoenix. Mir Dennis May is running an arrsstra at Antelope, on ore from newly discoyerd lode and from which handsome results are anticipated.
 | We are indebted to Mfr ]. W. Strauchon, manager of the military telegraph, for the use of his machine in effecting personal ends, and for other favors Also, to Mir Ellison, of the wickenburg office, for kind assistance. | Grants blackboard, which arrived on time not learned, and very light mail.
 The MINER outfit respectfully tip their caps 10 Geo. W. Barnard, of the "Nifty,n on Nontezuma street, for little pleasantries in his line of business