The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-23
WEDNESDAY,.

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 reck stage arrived with over s4,000 in bullion.
 | dancing party is talked of at J. H. Lee s, soon.
 Ile telegraph line is down in every di- o1 except Verde. 1T. A. KimbalI, of Signal. returned home this morning, via Date Creek.
 Hathaway has returned from Mineral P X. Roads flooded with water. C. T. Rogers has sent Tn some very fine be~f steers to o. Allen, of the Prescott Meat N rket.
 Leave of absence for ore month, on Sur geon's certificate, has been granted Lieut.. Dravo.
 A six-mule team loaded this morning with merchandise, vegetables, etc., fer Alexandra.
 A water spout that burst at Walnut Grove few days since caused much damage to growing corn.
 Crops around Prescott are going to turn out much better than was anticipated few days since.
 Four ox-teams, belonging in Piual county, departed for the sunny South; this morning, with lumber.
 Judge Toward, one of our most efficient lawyers, is little under the weather. Hope to see him all right again, soon. New chandeliers for the theatre, which cost in the nelghborhood of $500, will ar rive in few days.
 Gus Rodenburg has got his we'll down about thirty feet and has struck an abun- dsnt supply of water.
 Robert Cornell, the enterprising liquor merchant, has placed new sign over the front door of his establishment.
 The Republicans of New Mexico are con- fdent that they will be able to elect their Delegate to Congress this Fall.
 We undestand that Andrew Kirby, held in $3,O00 bail to appear before the District Court in Yuma, at its next term, has given the required bond.
 The Salt River Herald man, who seems to be unfortunate in getting caught, is ac- cused by exchanges of stealing the thoughts of other people.
 Some fifty Chinamen have arrived at Clie- ton, ln this county, and will be employed by the owners of the extensive copper mines, in working their furnaces, etc.
 Two teams passed through town this morning en route to Camp Bowie carrying the property belonging to Co. A. Sixth Cav airy, formerly stationed at the Verde.
 First Lieut.. Abbott, Sixth Cavalry, has been appointed Special Inspector, to report upon unserviceable property for which Lieut.. 0verton is responsible.
 Rvlaud's circus troupe returned from the Verde yesterday. They did not have very pleasant trip owing to the great amount of rain that followed them down.
 Large quantities of cord wood is piled up in the auartermaster's yard, Fort Whipple, which looks as though the officers and sol d.ers do not intend to freeze this winter.
 $ young man who has been in the em- play of D. B. Crapo, of Skull Valley, was brought to town yesterday for medical treat m.nt. He is suffering from fever-
 The parties who went to SC much expense in nrenarino bids for furnishing the court '. .o. se with furniture, etc., are anything but e.s.sfied with the way things have turned. | En assessment of $s per share, we hear, hes been levied on the stock of the Prescott cgnmatic Association. Fise shares for sale or to be given away at this office- Call quick. k. R. Stanton is in again from Walnut Cove with q load of melons and green c.rn. Bennitt is also in to n, from the same place, dispensing melons to the denizens of Prescott.
 5oseph Drew, candidate for the Sheriff sltv. we hear, intends to make thoroIs'h canvass of the County between now sna election. Drew is competent man ana h elected will make good officer The people of Phenix are sorely in need If good county buildings, and will make s.a5e at this session of the Legislature 70 hsxs bill passed which will enable them l to secure the same p,., r..nex and Julio Gavaldon oc-
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