The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-07
WEDNESDAY.

We are to have new Marshal.
 Bishop Penney has many warm friends in Prescott.
 T Snow is still visible cn the San Francisco
 mountains.
 | Eggs readily command D cents per dozen
 in the Prescott market. Bring along youl hen fruit, farmers.
 Dud Moreland is in town from the Tiger
 a mine of great wealth and worth, and one discovered by him.
 I Prescott is full of strangers ust now
 many of whom are in attendance on the District and United States Courts. | A large number of citizens from the Little Colorado are looked for this evening. Some come as prisoners and others as witnesses and escort.
 Fred. Gaines from Upper Kirkland, put in an appearance on our streets this afternoon. Fred. is one of Yavapai's most successful stock raisers.
 Price Behan was deputised to go to the Little Colorado, and arrest Jean Sedillo and others on the charge of murder preferred against them.
 J. l.. Fisher has one of the most comfort able as well the best assorted establishments in Northern Arizona-sells goods, cheap, at auction or otherwise.
 MT. Ferguson, who resides at Fort Whip ple. has an advertisement in regard to two horses. For the return of the same he offers
 a reward of $20.
 MT. Geo. A. Treadwell mining man ot large experience is visiting this section and proposes fo take look at some of the mln- ing properties hereabouts.
 Al. Whitehair, an industrious farmer, and resident of Upper Kirkland Valley, IS delivering his new crop of hay, to the ow- ners of feed and livery stables in Prescott
 The Pr scott School has now in regular
 attendance 107 pupils, all of whom are ad-
 vancing rapidly under their respective teach CTS Mr. and Miss Sherman, and Miss kethro' Bones & Spencer purchased $500 pounds
 of early rose potatoes yesterday, ra'sed on the ranch of MT. Brill, near Wickenburg, this season. They are of good size and sell readily at 10 ceats per pound.
 Judge Silent has decided to have the County Sheriff in attendance, and open both the Distr ct and United States Courts, which wi do away with the per diem allowed the I U. s. Marshal for attending the opening oi
 the U. $. Court.
 Albert Dalton, indicted by the Grand Jury, on charge of stealing horse, was brought into Court this morning, and plead , guilty as charged in the indictment, and
 asked the mercy of the Court. He Will , be sentenced tomorrow morning. CT. Rogers, came in from the San Fran cisco mountains this morning, where he has ! a large herd of cattle. grazing, growing and fattening upon the nutritious grasses that have here-o -ofore only been broused of by the numerous bands of antelope and deer that are quite plentiful in that section. Cocopah Joe is in town looking little pealSed about the jaws. He says tue water isn't good. the,climate too hot and health moi very good down in Humbug, where he has been. He was sick about six weeks and lconcluded to come away to the mountains where the water is pure, air cooler and
 health better.
 great many No. stock ranges can vel
 he found all over the eastern portion oi
 Yavapai County, and especially along the
 Mooollon range. Parties who are familiar
 with every portion of the Territory and who have recently placed their stock on ranges bordering on the Mogol'on belt, express themselves as more than satisfied with the inexhaustable grazing facilities ofthstsection and ot which they have ayailed the@seives
 RATHER SISeuIAR.-For several terms oi
 the District Court in this cistrict, during It's z deliberations, some offense has been com
 mittsd. either by killing or otherwise mak' ;ng a case for the Grand Jury, and now as { that body is in session comes the news or the shooting and fatally wounding of man d ramn Verde. 1t see.Es that the rule as
 natural consequence or by aeesaelf IS t be kept up-Camp Verde supplying tn'
 material.
 Five sheen clippers passed through towr
 on Tuesday for Thompson Valley, wner' ! they will relieve the sheep herd owned o' . Mir Harlow of their winter coats, after hay ;ny finished their job at MT. Marlow's caHp they will proceed to Date Creek and be em .. nloved by Jim 0ncal, in shearing his thre tboasaud waol producers Yavapai Count. i will send great many thousand dollar
 worth of wool to California and ihe Easterl
 markets this summer.
 SHOOTING AT yERDE.-Sherif Bowers re 1. .a;ved n dispstch from Camp Verde thi : ns sFnina, stating that Il. M. Lsaaen sn1 ivy B. Hewes ca Sunday evening last. s ;s thought he cannot pdssiblF Fecever, N ! cause is at present known for the eommis sien of the crime. Ledden gave himsolfupo O , Monday to Deputy Sheriff Koontz. sheril : Bowers has ordered the prisoner to o brought to Prescott.
 I PNsr.--The old man at the wheel, ], tn canning fox that he tries to be, IS out "a iong article appealing to tla public for heiF f ana pretending that the MINER wishes, aa ; has fried 10 crush the consumptIye orga ! over which ke paFrIg presides- We TT . mind our own business. and the at1airs z ! John Marion trouble us but little. V { shink l,is article which is intended solely 2 create ,,:stle sympathy VIII fall far sss snea