The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
- a-- WEDNESDAY.
Last night Kas the coldest thus far this

1 so.-o,, r--1h1S lie coldest thus far this Fria. '''' -As'a ' Fred. Williams new lodging house is ''fA hs completed and is pefect gem. Capt: Jackson of Oak Greek, tributary
 VT S me gerde, has one of the finest places iii
 HaYapai county.
 Hon: w H. Harly, ]. H. Behan and Webster Street, are candidates for the Lepis.
 iature in Nohavc county
 1.-The mines, in the Black hills. belonging
 to Aessrs. 1larr, DeKahn & Co. are turnino
 out high grdte ore.
 Don't fereet the party to be giyen this
 evening by the Knights of Pythias. At
 tend. It isgping to be pleasant affair.
 = Several loads of hay appeared on our
 streets to-day, and were immediatel7 gob bled sup by owners ofihorses, COWS, etc.
 Campbell, Standefer & Co. leave for the
 Verde and Little Colorado today. They
 will dad poor picking in that directiod
 We had the pleasure of meeting in our
 office, to-day, UT. Jno. s, Clrism, who halls
 from our old stamping grounds in New
 Nexlco.
 The telegraph inc Is unioi:ted somewhere f to-day, and "c are cut off from our regular
 dispatehes. We excuse the line inst now on it's good behavior for some time. We are pleased to learn that David Neahr of ! una. is getting well of his injuries.
 which he recently received at the Picacho { mill.
 The Signal country, We are sorry to learn is quite dull and the people are, many of them, leaving for new mines and more favor able locations in other parts H
 ht Brigham city the Mormon folks will
 manufacture about 1000 gallons of syrup this season. In another year they will be able to supply the Prescott market. Hon. w. J. 0'Neil is running his feed and
 livery: stable successfully. He is good legislator and will outlive certain imD1- tations put out against hun by certain con
 sciep tious individuals.
 s A great many men are joining the Wool sey, club, and on clecti6h day the quiet, still workers will be found SD numerous, that I'eyen Campbell's stomafh win be found un-
 able to receive the dose. .... .... Geo. Strickland of the Williamson Valley
 hotel came to town yesterday, heard the
 distinguished speakcfs last evening, made several purchases this morning and departed
 for home.
 Rev !. A. Merrill has arrived at Berlin. and writes back to TW Otis that he has
 seen much and had ansexcelent time, never theless he has not forgotten his many friends
 ana acquaintance in Prescott
 | The Aztlan mill is running along smooth
 ly Iud turning out bullion. A quantity of
 ore from ihe DayIs mine is being hauled to the mi for treatment. The result will be
 made known in few days.
 f. The Ryland Circus troupe have met with good success in the Signal country. The above news we-fave clicited from the old gentleman, who is sill here and .recoverlng from a severe speltof sickness. 20 70. os..- The Board setI Supervisors in Yuma coan- ty have allowed the sum of $70 to defray
 the expenses of taking Wm. Finkler, insane, to Stockton. It cost Yavapai, at one time, just ten times seventy to take Nike Bress- Ter from Prescott to the same place.
 Acorn, tried before Justice Cate, yester- day, on a charge of petit larceny, was sen tenced lhis morning to $l00 fine, or sixty days in the county jail. Not having the necessary. funds convenient wherewith to
 pay the fine, he languishc-h
 LOBSTER STOCK OF MERCHANDIsE.-L.
 Bashford X Go, now have, eDroute from san Francisco, tremendous stock of all kinds of goods usually sold in general merchandising establishment. UT. Burmls- fer. who personally superintended its se- lection. informs us that he has purchased,
 and they are now being shipped, inc largest and best selected lot of general merchandise ever brought into Arizona. The goods are now beginning to arrive, have been bought
 for cash at bottom prices, and will be sold corrcspondingly.- cheap. Talk about your
 bic stocks, your good goods, and an endless
 variety to select from; but this Is king ot all
 the shipments.
 r'EAsr LyNNE.-We understand that the Prescott Dramatic Association is progress ing admirably with the rehearsal ct East Lynne. and will present the play to the public on Friday evening, the 18th. 1t has not been ouP.oQad fortune to witness one ot their rehearsals, bur from rather vivid recollection uf the play as it was wont to be rendered in oldcn times by Julia Dean Havne, Mrs. Leighton, Miss Belle Douglas,
 Estelle Potter, Phelps, Waldron, Frank i Mayo. etc, etc, we have quite an anxiety to to see it again, and shall await its appear ance with more than ordinary interest. The old Maids horror of the load, bad men has always had peculiar attraction for us. Hiring on yorr East Lynne.