The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-20

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 Mr. Alex. Gradeu, of Peoples Valley showed his smiling countenancc to his nu merouS friends yesterday
 Board m Prescott is from $o to $le Whisky ], worth from l2ie cts. to 2j cts a drink; Lager tIMtj,g.
 Much work has been done during the las month at ,he county shcrihs office. Fou and five men at work.
 X China TOW occurred on Granite stree a night or two since, when a Celestial pig tail Was wounded m the leg
 Judge John A. Rush made mastcrl, argument in the Cole Bean case. Som, think it the master effort of his life. 1
 There are fewer Bicn out of employment m Prescott. We venture to say. than an, I othcr place of like size in the United States
 ---- i IL k estimated hy close calculators that the yield of wheat aud barley this year in the Salt River Valley will aggregate siN million, of pounds.
 T W. OGs i, erecting for himself con. l Nenicnt new residence in the eastern part ot our village, and. We learn, some two or three other are following suit
 A ho.-. u,, too, placc at Kirkland val . ley, a ttW das> since. between two celebrated horses of tha, rural district. for $90O a side The race Was won by smith, black coll. The school children are enjoying just now ] go vacation, which ], certainly fortunate for ! them, d. the weather j, and will bc quite warm for the next three weeks A little son of Mr. Ny,r-. aged about 5 years te., nom a box, this afternoon, and | broke hi, arm just above the wrist. Dr. Kendall attended .o the little fellow. and i, k thought he will soon recover the full strength of Ia, now disabled limb \ large band of California horse, that have been pa>tugiug in thc,iciuity of Stone man, Lake have been -tartcd to the Rio Gaudc, where their owners propose to sell them or trade them for cattle. and return here with the procrcd-
 Yesterday, at Agul Fria We learn that heavy shower fell which wa, sufficient to fill milk pans that were sitting uut,!d, on tables. Thi, rain wi> uudoub,cdlya wei come messenger to the worthy farmer, ot that Valley.
 Quitc a number of our citizens are con tcmpstiug a trip Co thr present terminus of the san Juan division of Inc Denver & Santa Fe Railroad. which ia now fin i>hej t' Fort Garland, ninety miles this side of r. Moro. Colorado.
 Lieatauaut~ Anderson and Kiug~hury. two of our most worthy young officer, at Fort Wh.pp'e, entertained the officer, and ladies of the Post. together with number of citi- zcns o: Prescott. with social hop at the Gen. Crook Club Room, last evening. ia 64ss fastuI yar1t.
 Supervisor Cook. of Williamson Valley. report, quite a refreshing rain at Burnt Ranch yesterday, which had an cuiycning effect on Bob BIajr's corn. The shower did not extend far iI either direction. We hear
 
 Chino Valley Wa> favored with a good wet ting at thu same time.
 The fine. welcome shower that passed over town and suffering fields of corn and vegetables. this afternoon. will restore the Wiyb,.ia- blades ot corn and other thirsty p.aut-. ,uc atmosphere will be cooled ant joy will enter the hearts ot farmers who. a short time ago. were di>hcartcnrd and about ready 10 give up the hope of realizing from th,lr only rc~yu.Cc-that of the farm.
 The engine ard boiler together with quantity of wood. charcoal, etc, property ot the pinal Gold aud Silver Mining Co, at Walnu; Grove. were sold at >hcrins sale. on Wednesday of ths week. to satisfy iudg- mcn,> against the company, and were knocked down for the sum of $lS09. MT Palmer, of Walnut Grove, was the purcha- ser. and did to some extent protest against the sale.
 Martin SatItnbcrg, who fell few days since from the water tank. at Lukc's Mill, distance of twenty four feet We learn from Doctor Dav. who went out to attend and tAlt i'l Nit NNilNlti, l> tulNC NCNtltlN Hult- but the chances are in favor of his recovery. Mr. Saifcnbcrg k unconscious a greater part of the time and seem, to be in great pain from the internal injuries received Nol bones. we understand. were fractured.
 Nr John Marion k about to drive his fine band of sheep in to Mint Valley or there aboutS for the purpose oi Shearing. Now k a good time, wool k up and still has an upward tendency. We predict that wool will command fair price for several years to come, even should the Eastern war close. Sheep in Europe are being extensively used for the use of troops and will necessarily become scarce, and it will take years to re- cupcrate their tlocks.
 TIE TRINITY MINE.-Wc are told by Dr. Day. who came by the scene of reported trouble ol Turkey Creek yesterday afternoon