The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-06
MONDAY.

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 The following is the list of arrivals
 Yuma, yesterday, whose destination is
 Prescott: J. A. Scott, Raft Scott, and
 Harrison Scott.
 s. Owens. and s. s. DanHer, from Mineral
 Park, arrived Tn town yesterday. They re-
 port the count of the vote of Mohave county
 about as heretofore reported. General Wilcox is under the impression
 that a better route over the Mogollon
 mountain can be found, and also better
 grade to get on to the mesa from Beaver
 Creek.
 NJ. Goldwater has the finest turnout, in
 the way of fine team and buggy, in this
 section of Arizona. The horses are brght
 bays. are well matched, good steppers, aud
 in every way gentle.
 FoUND.-A young man picked up, near
 the Thertre building on the occasion of Cricket on the Hearth," ladies purse
 with steel chain aud ornaments on the
 same. Inquire as thIs office.
 M. T. Herzog announces himself as candidate for Village Assessor at the coming election for village officers. Mir. H., is good business man, competent to fiIl the office and wants to be elected, and asks the voters of Prescott to support him.
 BoRx.-To the wife of N C. Shecklez, on
 Saturday, the 30th of November, 8 son.
 The MINER office wants an apprentice and has spoken for Master Sheckles, and the young man has taken our proposition under consideration.
 Judge Silent, and others, think of visit ing Mohave county this week for the pur pose of examining some valuable mining properties in that section. Mohave county has some of the best mineral prospects in thr Territory and only needs capital to de- velop them.
 In accordance with previous notice in the papers Chaplain Gilmore held servlces with the prisoners at the county prison. He in vited Rev. Mir Wright to lead the service of song, in which the prisoners united with l great spirit. The Chaplain preached from Matt. XXVII-42. He saved others. i Himself he cannot save"
 L. F. Powell, Assistant Superintendent | of Wells, Fargo X Co, is in Prescott look | into the affairs of the Company. Mr. R., is thorough business man and has es- tablished the COmpany's business through | out the Territory with good system, and is still making changes that will no doubt prove beneficial.
 SAW MILL-Mr. James Patterson has purchased the engine and boiler of the old | Big Bug quartz mill, and the sawmiil from the Peck Company, and has the same on his wagons enroute to Minnehaha Flat where it is to be put up, and the tall pines of that section reduced to lumber of all varieties for the erection ofmills, stores and dwellings
 Morris Lindsay, the gardener of Prescott, has concluded to branch out, ard as a cool. healthy beverage Is equally as necessary during the summer months as fresh vegetables, and for the purpose of carrying out his ideas in this respect, has concluded to put away many tons of pure, clean Ice this winter, and is now busy build ing a large house for the same at the lower end of his garden farm.
 T. J. Morgan, who has been located here in the Jewelry business for long time, and has done the square thing by all, has just received an assortment of goods in his line that fairly blind the vision with their TheFe is nothing in the .jewelry ;ne rom the common article to the rarest yems bur wha. can be found a. Morgan'S. He has new style of .jjccwelry which the adies should examine.
 Joseph Melvin had the misfortune, on Saturday last, when coming from the race rack, to loose his pocket book, which con aimed $500 in cash, besides papers of much 1alue to himself, but useless 10 any one .lsc He magnanimously offers to give tho finder the whole of the money, and only lsks in return, that the papers be left at he MINER office. See his advertisement.
 Mir. P. B. Brannen left on Sunday morn- ng the 23rd ult., for a trip to the Sand yIch Islands. Mr. B. is in poor health md goes on a six months trip under the .dvice of pr. Mckee, Medical Director of |, he Department and other medical gentle nen. Should Mir. BranneH find the ! ea breeze beneficial etc, it IS more nan Nkely that ne VIII nOl pro ,eed on his intended trip farther than San francisco. It is to Do hoped that he may ind relief so soon as he reaches the Golden late city. 1
 MASONIC ELRcTIoS.-At the election held n Masonic Hall on Saturday evening last Nov. 30th, the following officers were lected for tho ensuing Masonic year for kztlan Lodge, No. IF, F. X A. M: T. J. Butler, WorshIpful Master; Jul. N. Reden- . 'urg, Senior WaFden; Morris Goldwater, 5 unior Warden; E. J. Cook Treasurer, and V. N. Kelly, Secretary. It was decided hat the elective officers together with their r ppointees shall be publicly installed on he anniversary of St. John the Evangelist, ? )ec. asth, and that some member of the rder be invited to dollver Masonic ad- ress on the occasion, of which due notice i'll be gwen as to the place, etc., and the eneral public invited.
 Robert Bush, who has had charge of the nail route from Prescott to Santa Fe. ar wed in town yesterday morning and left gain in the esening Mir. B.. goes from ere to meet 250 fine horses which the mail ontractors have purchased in Colorado and tarted for Prescott, the same to be plsced