Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-09
Territorial.
.E,I lVskDE. A. n. .1Mar,h

ff',t tNRkDE, \. T., fMsTch . The news of tho election of Hayes k re- ceived win greai joy ty moSi ei the pecpEa Of this section. X Few good old Democrats are down en the Electoral CommisSion-lhey knew how it soald hs, and are now alfnost ready to go back on the party. Hon. W. $. Head says it Is all right now, the country is safe, and the "webster" of the Yavapal delegation "knows what's what.n
 The people of of this Valley are snxioassly awaiting the completion of the railroad tO the Colorado, and have determined ,u con l struct a branch road to the nearest accessible point to give an outlet to the wonderful pro ducts ofthe Verde country. Our capitalists arc moving in the matter. and the road will br built, and If Prescott does not want to be lsfl out in the cold, she must see thst branch road comes within her reach.
 The general eourt-martiai for the trial Of Lieut.. Roundy. met this morning. Lieut.. Winslow. just returned from San Carlos, reports the condition of the forthcom- 1 ing crops 10 be excellent. Nj. 4a4t8 Wickenhury. March 3s Gov. Safford and Thomas Ewing have jtist | arrived from Mohave county and the Me Crackin mine, and report everything look ing well. They propose to build wagon ruad from Wsckenbufg. va Willlam,s Fork. tol the McCrsckin mine, for the purpose of ] freiglsting the produce of Arixola to that lo-
 
 California The road from here 10 the Me Crsckin mine will not exceed seventy miles In length. 1 W tI 5 tAIIF The Governor has received instructions to | investigate whether the report was true or not as to the Apache -Mohaves having left the san Carlos reserx alton, and finds. upon exam ination, that none of said Indians are in the Sandy country ss rppOrted.
 1 He has nszson to believe that the long de- layed mail facilities of Mohave county will soon be given them, ss he will report, on his return to TusOn. the urgent need of the same.
 We are hourly looking for lhs Hon. Tom Fitch, the = siiyer-tongued orator,p now en route here. J. H. r.
 Verde. March, 5. 1877. | Tho inauguration of President Hayes is hailed by ail here as the dawn of ' new era | of reform and retrenchment, and was be- coniingiy anticipated by a grani hall, nn Saturday evening, at which were present the elite of the Valley.
 1t Is rumored hero that Mfr. tium will be appointed Indian Commissioner, by Cover nor Hayes. As the MINER knows more about Mir. Cum than does your correspond eni, it Is left to you to express an opinion as 10 the wisdom of the appointment. lt is positively asserted that clum expects to re ceive the appointnent.
 1 Yuma, A. T., March 6. I C4tAAbct AiiAf'u htAN Hfth eleren passengers and twenty-three recruits for the Eighth Infantry and Sixth Cavalry. | Consignments as follows for Prescott: l B in square, 2 packages; c A Luke, fl pkgs: c Girard. 9 pkgs; c c, 1 pkg; L F t Ca, l54 pkgs; l. Leymere. II pkgs; Ft Whipple, 8 pkgs; W NJ Buifunn, pkg; W II Ashurst, % pkgs; II P s, , pkg.
 The steamer will leave here for Ehren- berg Thursday morning. ~
 Capt. H. C. Hasorouck. |. $. A., and l.. F. John Bellows, U. S Treasury, with escort. brought two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, for the U ~Dcpssitors. Tucson. The steamship Idaho met with an acci- dent to her machinery, and had to lay ap eight days, on her up-trp The probalili- ties, are that she will not leave San Fran cisco before the 18th inst
 There WAS grand celebration here last night over the inauguration of Hayes.
 No smallpox here.
 Verde, March G. Messrs Burch and Samuels arrived here