The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-25
TUESDAY,.

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 The Perry mine is yielding some extrsor dinary rich ora. and the owners are well
 satisfied with their property.
 Quite a delegation came in from the Peck yesterday, and say that times are lively ir
 that camp
 The man who stole the money from Mfr
 Gerard, few days since, has been heard
 from. near wiclSeHI,urg.
 Williamson Valley raises more hay thar
 any other valley in Yayapai county, and ia this article of commerce, which always
 commands ready sale. lies much of tho
 wealth of the citizens of tiat place.
 Another ricf, strike is reported in the
 Humbug district. The rev lead is said te
 be over foot wide, ,nd ore that will
 average ten thousand dollars to the ton.
 Phil Mcdonald Of " Williamson Valley, who furnishes our livery stables with hay, came
 in this marning with a large load which was
 raised on his ranch at the upper end of the
 Valley.
 Judge French, as we have had occasion to state, heretofore, ore of the ablest and most just of Judges on Inc Bench, who has been with us for the ,ast three weeks, as Chief Justice in ..sae Supreme Court, leaves for his aUme at Tucson, tomorrow morning by coach.
 rambling Canary is advertised in this issue of thc MINER. and any person who by chance might be able to capture the little rambler, will receive the thanks and be suitably rewarded, by returning the same to its own native bower, on Union street, by its owner, Miss Stein.
 VERDEITEs- following gentlemen from Verde Valley were in town, today, selling products from :heir farms: R. C.. Campbell, R. B Steadman and Henry Wei ben. Mr. Campbell had several hundred pounds of fine Irish spuds that would make a Yankees mouth water
 SHERIFF's SALE OF BLACK WARRIOR STocK.-Of the l ,2j0 shares of Black War rior stock, belonging to MT. Raines, attach ed in the case of A. Mcbride rs the Black Warrior Company, 1.0S3 shares were sold today, by the Sheriff, at 16 cents share, to John A. Rush. They will probably be re- deemed
 The Mogolloh rauge of mountains has pine timber sufficient to build 100 trars- continental railways and several cities as large as New York. In timber alone Ari- zona has great wealth, and the time is fast approaching when the outside world will be seeking for its purchase.
 S. C. Miller & Bro. have received letter from Mir. H. C. Hooker, in regard to the stealing of Miller's cattle by Mr. Rockers cattle drivers. Mr. Hooker regrets the thing very much. and is anxious to join the Messrs. Miller in prosecuting and pun ishing the offenders of the law.
 PoTAToEs.-Mr Brown, of the Verde Valley, arrived in town yesterday with load of 5000 pounds of potatoes, which he sold to Messers. Wollenberg and Levi for 9 cents per pound, or seven hundred and twenty dollars. The potatoes are the finest we have ever seen in this Territory, and Arizona can boast of producing some very fine sspuds."
 Mrs. ". II. Grove we hear spoken of as keeping the best private boarding house in Prescott In connection with her well regulated boarding apartment, which is furnished with all the delieacies the market affords, she has number of furnished rooms elegantly fitted up, which are for rent.
 The Territory of Arizona was organized out of the west half of New Mexico. at Navajo Springs, miles west of the New Mexico line, in 1863, and Jno. N. Goodwin Governor, and R. c. McCor- mick, Secretary. Governor Bashford was present.
 The Supreme Court, to-day, fixed the amount of the appeal bond in the Cole Bean case, to enable Mr. and Mrs. Bean to appeal to the Supreme Court of the United | States, at s25.000. The bond, we under- stand is already made up and ready to file.
 The run on the Doctor shop has been light to-day, compared with yesterday. No financial embarrassment can stop the Ty- | coon,s carriage. which can be seen flying in 1 all directions as if nothing had happened.
 Caldwell and Pardee have started lum- | Der yard at the corner of Montezuma and | Willis streets, where they keep on hand all | kinds of lumber, seasoned and ready for the | mechanic. Their lumber is of superior | quality, and having caught the low price ever, they are determined to give large | quantity for small amount of money No markers put up-"
 The brick for the new Courthouse is be- ng hauled to is place, and quite pile IS Ilready on the grcdnd. The carpenters were not quite ready this morning, few oists yet to put in place; but if it does not torn, of which there appears to be some prospect, the w0rkmen will begin in the morning to spread the mortar and drop in he bricks quite lively.
 IEPoRTANT DEcIsioN.-Iudge Tweed rem ered decision this morning in the case of Iary M. Bean against the Peck Mining granting an injunction as prayed or in the complaint, until the final hearing f the case. This decision practically closes ut the Peck Mining Company of Califor- ia so far as the ownership of the Peck mine nd mill is concerned, and prohibits the Arizona Peck Company from parting with i. be possession of its property.
 BEACTiFYISG- The value of the fruit rees and shrnbberyo by thecitizens of his county through Goodhue tS Armstrong, about eleven thousand dollars. 'he trees, etc, came through in excellent ondition, and nearly all have been called pr by those ordering them, and are there ' ore planted on the farms of those who so , 'isely made purchases. The young or hards planted in 1878, will in the course of ,ur or five years, with proper care, cause ne of the objections to a life in Arizona c , dissapear that, being an absence of fruit. ayapai is destined eventually to become : ood fruit country. One of the necessary iings to be resoFted to in this section, where ,nssl rnu,os la@a in, tfn Srr;r.. ,~