The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24

DcHuctt oppOsltiOu stage 10 0itieIt wen out this forenoon carrying packages, etc.
 Jack McAllister and W. H. Rice yer passengers on the outgoing coach to Gillet this morning.
 l.. Levy came in from the T'iptop last eve ming and reports rich strike in lower Ieve of the Tiptop mine.
 Prescott has three first-class brewerie run by frst-class men, consequently first class lager beer is produced.
 Having changed carrier boys if any pa irons of the MINER find themselves neglect ed they will please leave word so that thu remedy may be applied
 Dr. Geo. E. Goodfelow has rented tn, house formerly occupled by Rsv. Mir. Mer Till, and is repairing the same with view O making his residence and office in the sam, building.
 Mir. Senteney, of the Point of Rocks, was in town this morning driving one of the finest three year old colts, of his own rais- ing, in Yavapai county. He is of the Black Hawk and Norman stock.
 Tom Luther a jolly good fellow and an experienced. shrewd mining expert has gone | to Bradshaw. His visit to that district has something to do with the working of the California mine.
 | Frank Mcador will act as agent for Cald- well & Leyalley in connection with their stage business at this place Orders con- corning passengers, express matter. etc. can be left at his office wni h is with F. w. Blake.
 Joe Melvin with his pacing team attached to Asher < Wollcnberg's wagon, and with Asher & Wolenbcrg ss passengers, pulled out for the Verde this morning on some sort of speculation. They will be back in three or four days.
 HEAVY FRosT-A white frost covered the surface of all outdoors this morning and the weather was so cold as to manufacture thin ice on still water in tubs, ash-basins, etc. It is likely that vegetables, fruit and the like have been nipped to some extent.
 Geo. Wallace has sold an interest in the Mount Vernon and other lodes in Cherry creek mining district to Hugh Hughes for $400. The Vernon is looked upon as good mining property, and worth much more than the amount paid for it.
 Judge Silent and Guilford Hathaway re- turned from Mineral Park last evening, where the Judge has been holding court.
 
 people of Mohave county, who had law busi- nsss on their hands, easy until they stir up something new to quarrel and law about.
 The iron cells, or cages, ten in number, are all in place in tine new jail, and, on pinch, any fastidious prisoner, who is not satisfied with the accommodations in the old establishment can be accommodated with iron bound quarters in the new. So far as heard from no one has applied for change.
 s. o. Frederick was in San Francisco a short time since and expressed desire to return to Arizona and go through bank ruptcy. MT. F. has of late been experi- menting with Paul's Dry Process in Nevada, and is now confident that he could take the Senator mill and make it a paying institu tion.
 We learn from Mr. Hathaway, who has just returned from Mineral Park, that the Park mIli was to start up on Monday last on Keystone ore, having finished a successful run on some other rock, and that the people have great confidence now not only in the mill but in its management, since 1t has fallen into the hands of Breon & Spear.
 CIRCUS AT TUcsoS.-George Ryland, the old California circus rider and manager, has l what he calls 'George Ryland's American Circus" and has been playing two weeks in | Tucson. May 18th was to be positively the 1 last night, when he proposed to move on, but in what direction is not stated in the | Star from which we get the facts.
 w. w Weed informs us that MT. Bryan, ust before he (Weed) left Phenix, had stuck lp notices that he would deliver freight | rom Ehrenberg to Phenix for four cents per pound, and to Tiptop for five cents.
 He also informs us that the Tiptop con- 1any have sent their own teams to Yuma for ireight and will not have it brought to Eh- enberg by steamer.
 Mir. Cline, although an amateur rider, was hrown from an unrlly horse on Sunday last. he escaped unhurt with the jingle exception of an enlargement of the yes for the time being and a suspension of beech for an hour, which of themselves we're just causes for complaint. We are i'm ormed that the granite powders in which Ie found himself cast also escaped unhurt. Geo. W. Bowers and Hon. Hugo Richards, wo of Prescott's best and most enterprising itizens have returned from an extended rip through California looking at its beau iful scenery and many wonders. Mir. Bow rs has been absent about five months and as seen much in the line of mining trans etiors around the stock boards in San Fran isco and comes back thoroughly convinced , hat there is nothing in California or Nevada onanzas that compares with the genuine .rizona mining properties.
 Levi Wallenburg Cheap John) has been n trip to Mohaye county, penetrating as /, IT north as the Blackberry mine, which he i, Informs us is yielding over thousand dol ITS per day. John purchased from the . Vallapais about one hundred fine, large Z which he has for sale. Mr. Tim hawkins accompanied Cheap John on his ' pecuative tnp, and expressed himself ighly pleased with what he saw, especially , ,e tidness and advanced condition of the Tallapai Indlans. P. Bauta has discovered what is consider {; l an extensive and very rich gold mine , ear Antelope Creek. Weaver District. In o S63 in range with the lead discovered by |