The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-18
Fridays News.
The stage left Wickenberg on time.

The stage left Wickenberg on time.
 Perfecto Armijo has lost mule, and ad- vertises the same in the MINER.
 L. A. Stevens is rushing in barley from Phoenix to fill his Government contract.
 Hon. Clark Churchill goes out on to-mor- rows stage for California. He will be absent but short time.
 Mir. Wilkerson, the County Recorder, is very accommodating officer, as is his As sistant, Jno. Lloyd.
 SUPREME COURT.-This Court has just de. cided the Cole-Bean case. by affirming the decision of the Court below.
 We learn that about 30 tons of freigh now lies at Ehrenburg awaiting the arrival of teams to carry it away. It belongs in Prescott.
 Sonora, Chihuahua and one or two other Mexican States will, undoubtedly, be an- nexed to the United States before Ruther- ford retires from the Presidential Chair. Under Sheriff, Giles, we are sorry to state, has been suffering for several days past with acute pains, all over his system, from rheumatism.
 Armijo and Connolly are about to com mence hauling wood, on Brannen's con- tract, for the benefit of residents at Whipple and Headquarters hill.
 Exhaustive and able arguments have been made before the Supreme Court, in the Cole-Bean appealed case-Fitch for Bean, and Rush, Wells, Hargraye and Nor gan for Cole.
 Improved buckboards, we learn, are be. ing fixed by Mir. Thomas, Agent of the C.. & A. Stage O., whereby two passengers can be accommodated with sleeping facilities, or, at least, place to recline and rest.
 Tiptop needs a Post Office, very much, and we would recommend that the citizens set petition rolling, asking that an office be established for the accommodation of the three or four hundred people living In that silver tainted section.
 The mines in Pima county are attracting much attention from capitalists living in San Francisco, New York and London and the ledges have only, as it were, been scratched, not developed,
 MT, Bray, of the Boston Store, soon takes up his line of march to the East, for the purpose of purchasing fifty thousand dol far bill of goods for his Prescott store and trade. He will also build himself & store at some convenient location, soon.
 We are pleased to learn that D. s. Lusk, of the Moreno mine still continues to find rich ore m the various shafts and tunIelshe is running, into mysterious and dark recesses of the earth interwoven with threads of gold and silver,
 J. H. Lee, who is close observer, and has had varied experience in farming, raising cattle and sheep, has been to Salt River Valley, where everything is green and growing rapidly. MT. l.. may become in- ferested in some of the rich lands that line the banks of the beautiful Salinas
 Feed is so scarce in and around Prescott, that milch COWS find but little to subsist upon, and the milk they produce is so thin and blue that it would cause 8 person, not used to its malsrial properties. to shake like sn aspen leaf, with fever and ague, in ten minutes after using it.
 We ask the attention of our, readers to a perusal of Bowsn's Yeast Powder sdver- tiscmenf, with testimonials from such gen tlemen as we find in the list of endorsers. l The firm of Bowen & Go, San Francisco, is acknowledged to be the largest retall gvo- cery in California, and their celebrated 1 Yeast Powdsra are becoming the fsvorite brand in every household. Dnr Knx-Wilson 6 Haskell arc erect ing ( kiln for seasoning lumber at their fac tory The lxill, which will be of brick. is te be 12xe0 feet; large enough to take in about 3,o00 feet of lumber at time IL will 6rf bo steamed, and then thoroughly ijslried in the kiln. c. E. Frederick is mak- inc sheet iron lininq for the furnace.