The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05
J.P. McCurdy came in with Judge Tweed

DEPAkTE EEES--r Idnh AcSu anu JdlLe Stewart.
 J.P. McCurdy came in with Judge TweeJ last evening.
 4 nunber of Little dorado citizens lef for home this afternoon.
 Col. Robert Wood. at last accounts. Wa. visiting relatives in Tucson.
 Ripe water melons fir m Gillett found their way to Prescott on Saturday last.
 In the case of Butler vs Burnett, the de cision was in favor of defendant,
 4 great many people from the valley, who have large crops of corn. pntatoes. etc planted begin to sigh for sair.
 Rev Tho. l.. McLrrren. the Kew Pre>'.y- terian minister for this diocease, Is, We un- derstand en route 10 Prescott.
 Postmaster Otis has received letter from Rev Mir Merrill after his arrival al the terminus of the railroad. All o. K.
 Williamson and other valley farmers hold their haT at S30, on the ground. Here in PrescOttit is worth another price.
 Water in the mountains is drying up very fast, and many of the permanent watering places heretofore gre sad to be dry.
 Gen. Kautz has moved his headquarters from Angel Island to BenIcia Barracks, so says letter to Us from the General.
 J. M. Moore. and NJ D. Langley, from Upper Kirkland Valley, and John Dixon from Skull Valley are in town.
 R. F. Harrington has shipped a great deal Of freight to Prescott people of late, all of which came through in good condition.
 VII. Grove and family leave for the of seL- and will % into the hotel business at that place.
 The Tiger mIne still continues 10 pro- du1e good ore and plenty of it, SO say Brad shawites and others who came in from there yesterday.
 Jerry Haywood, contractor on the Santa Fe route. left for the Little Colorado yes terday. Mir Haywood intends moving his family into Prescott.
 W. F. Strsnach, Is the new Superintendent of the McCrackin Company. having relieved Abe B4teman. who is going to take up his residence in Mexico.
 Report has it that a NIT. Pine and family are about to remove to Prescott from Brad shaw. and open god boarding house. Several have already engaged board.
 The people of Signal and southern Mo have coun'y are getting their barley from California parties this year. It laid down in Signal for 3aI cents per pound.
 The village authorities have wisely con cluded to put in a new culvert at the cross inr on Granite street, corner of Goodwin Wc-k has already been commenced.
 Owing to the scarcity of grain Tn Pres colt. several teams that intended to gp di- rec, from here to EhrcnbcrT, have been compelled to go to Phenix for a supply.
 John Raible takes a daily or morning exercise in the shape of a four mile walk before hreakfast-eats nothing made oi Heur. and now resembles the John Raible ct 1864
 Frederick * Hill, the tin and hardware merchants. have purchased large assort- men, uf goods in their line and propose to change their pace of business to more central part of the village.
 In the eases beading against Lucero. Cal .leran and Sedillo, they have been contin- ueJ until thenext term of the District Court. These gentlemen will undoubtedly be un- able fo vote next November.
 REPAIRS WANTED. The road through Capoer Canyon, near Camp Verde. ls sand a of repairs. Let the proper authorities see fo the repairing of said road.
 Judge Kelsey has ask for an injunction compelling his neighbor, P. McAteer, to divide the water Ot Kirk 'and creek, winch : sufficient to irrigata half dozen ranches such as those owned by MCAtecr and hei- seS-
 The scenic artist has commenced the Pa. n'- ing of tine new theater scenery The hI>t play we learn will be presented about The inst of August in case there are those VII" will take part to carry out inc programme: Send to San Francisco for troupe of di:.!ed actors.
 IrroRTToNMEST.- According to the bill of the Conference Committee. no additional members will be allowed the next LagI>ia- ture of tlis Territory. The bill will come jnta effect after the adjournment oi ihe same, therefore we conclude the repTesen- tation of the different Counties will be eX- actly as that of the last session.
 " S. Head returned from Camp Verde, where he j. interested Tn the shtier store. He represents the grain crop throughout the valley. as being hrst-rGte and tf,ihAS that in six weeks. Ghe new Touring miIi un- der course Ol GOlSli hNSs''.sF '''''' good four and supp.ying portion ot the demand for that article in Prescott.
 MEETING OF THE CoUNOI--Ihc L.'y Fathers met last erenlng at the oiilce "i 1T IT. Cartier. Clerk. aud audited large number of accounts The bonds ot Village Marshall Dod>on. as tax collector. was hNed at three thousand dollars. Other E.atter' of importance were transacted. and the Board adjourned.
 The Board of Supervisors have bc"1 n session during the day. examining the ac- counts against the County. Up to noon to- day they had cxtmincl and audited over nine tholSani doliars of thn C etv inlcht- edne>s. C. Bunch, of Round Valley, WAS appointed !. P. NIT. Rudi, ] F., al Allen, was notified that he would be required 10 give new bonds.
 Judge Tweed, who presided f,r eight years on the bccch our District Judge. now a Tesid, nt uf M'h4ve County, arrived in town th;s m"rAing by private conveyance. having taken iu fhn McCFackin country, un his Way here. The Judge was welcomed to Prescott by many old friends who were 10th to see him removed from the position he s3 long and faithfully served.
 Chas. Schulz. l, m from Gi.lctt. ami in forms us that the Tiptop Mine is yielija. ore [ at surpa>>es anything heretofore found in that h0nanzt. MT. Schulz Ira, valuable