The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-12
MONDAY.

with two passengers.
 The Peck blackboard arrived yesterday,
 bringing in $5,342.35 in bullion.
 Yesterday, Sunday, the thermometer
 reached the mark of 97 degrees.
 Charley Taylor, the Robinson Crusoe of
 Minnehaha Flat, is in town, looking the | picture of health.
 Quite number of teams from Salt River
 arrived to-day, with barley, which will again give the market supply.
 Johnny McNeal's team left Ehrenberg on the 18th inst, for this place loaded with merchandise for W. NJ. Bufum. Mir. Wilson Holmes and Mr. Ed. Powers, with theIr families, arrived in town to-day l from Inyo Co.,, Cal, en route to Kansas 1 The P. O. Department has ordered the daily mail from California to Prescott to be transferred from Dos Palmas to Yuma. In the case of C. P Head ,S Co. vs. Ho- telling, judgment was entered in accord ance with the prayer of the complainant. ArricdLs.-S. Hill.
 Departures and Monday: P Kelly, E. villeot, J Donovan, John Creighten MissC. M. Rice, H. NJ. Herbert, Miss. Ellis, Mir. Goodhue, MT. Miller.
 Mir. W. J. O'Neil, who opened the Peter son feed yards few days since, we learn has sold large quantity of hay in the mean time, and done a good business gen. orally.
 DR. GooDFELIow.-It having been gen. orally circulated that Dr. Goodfellow had re- tired from the practice of his profession, and such report being entirely without fatIn dsf tod SO state.
 Mir. James Daly, for long time book keeper with John G. Campbell. was admit ted to citizenship to-day. Another voter for November 9th. We haven't heard Jim | say whether it is to be Jno. G., the Col, or 1 6 Republican.
 Rev. Mir. Hedgepeth, christian gentle man and hard worker in and out of his l church, is cultivating ranch several miles south of Prescott, with fair prospect of making good crop should divine provi- dence see fit to send little rain along in this direction.
 Mir. s. Hill, of the firm of Frederick tS Hill, timers, and dealers in stoves, sheet iron, etc., has returned from a trip to San Francisco, where he purchased a large stock in their line, of stoves, alone, he pur- chased about one hundred.
 The Board of Supervisors, all members S, present, met this morning as a Board of d Upon examining the Assess r. nent Rolls, if it is found that parties have Is given in their property at an pndervalua- d ion, they will be cited to appear and show .o ,ause why their property shall not be assessed at its real value. s-
 NEW BOARDING HoUsE.-Mr Pine and s- amily have rented the building opposite n he Schoolhouse, owned by c. P. Head, and Ia his morning opened out with about ten ,oarders. The managers of this establish d nent are said to be we'll versed in the busi- ! less, snd no doubt will please their fastidi- le us customers. d We had the pleasure of meeting in ourSe own, yesterday, Mir. Wm. Isaac, of Phenix, f rho comes to Prescott for the purpose of 'reathing the balmy atmosphere in our town and recuperate his health shich is somewhat impaired. The family f Mir. Isaac will also during the next week, ome to Prescott and remain until the hot 'eather abates somewhat at Salt River.
 Mir. J. NJ. Clark, exhibited to our view, o-day, samples of ore from the bottom of \ he 90 foot shaft of the Kit Carson. The A re has considerable cyrstalized lead in it F nd is heavily charged with chloride of sil- s1 CT. The mine is looking we'll and is con- n !, idered by experts as one of the very best ts inning properties in Yavspai County. The Q liver Flake on the same ledge butts on 10 10 Carson andiscensidered equally valuable. KELSEY vs. McATEER.-This case which petition on the part of plaintiff asking le court to restrain defendant from ap- the entire waters of Kirkland reek, and to compell defendant to let the aters thereof pass to the ranch of plaintiff 1T irrigating and domestic purposes, came os os p this morning before Judge Silent, who. ca ter hearing affidavits of both parties, nc ,reed ts allow, each, time to present further ~ idence, when it will be decided by his onor, at Chambers.
 REv. MR. MERRILL.-The many friends this Reverend gentleman will peruse with easure letter in to-day's MINER written him from his home at Beloit, Wisconsin. r Merrill went from here 10 the terminus the Denver X Rio Grande R. R. alt Ala ,,s s ,sa, and recomends this route to those shing to visit the east. To those par- art ularly, who were accustomed to listen to wa '. MerriA's interesting Sunday sermons the Il his letter be more specially pleasing ss, ,ss carefully perused.
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