The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-28

Greenup, with his mammoth prairie
 seneoasrs, arrived fs5m Ehrenberg, yester,
 day, loadsl g3te several tons of merehan
 disc for c. P Head t O., ana L. Bashford
 < Co.
 The following is the list of arrivals and
 depzrtnres per C. < A- stage fhis morning.
 ARREyATss-B. F. Coleman, T. V- Cashy { DEpiETEI, E. ". Hale, Rev. Father
 Beckers, c. D. Young, u. Haskell. Henry c. Howe, a graduate of Harvard 1 College, and a competent Civil Eng1neer, for several years connected with the Surveyor ! Generals office in Minnesota, subsequently,
 ,ity Engineer st Minneapolis, snd for the
 last yeas T resident of ihis Village, aud Superintendent of Construction of Yavapai
 County buildings, has been appointed by
 Surveyor General Wassgn. United States
 Depaty Mineral Surveyor, for this district.
 ANOTHER PArEE-Gentlemen who are
 well posted in tine Democratic religon. in-
 form us rlat the H ody shirts of Yuma
 County intend the establishing of a Demo- cratic h0wler at that place. Riley will probably carry the banner to glory, victory or (most lileiyj death Bravo James, the hero of the naval engagement at Ehrenberg several years since, had better continue to dish out tarantula juice to the wayward Yumas than engage in war to be con- dueted with the pen.
 It was no unusual thing fer innocent per- sons to be made subjects of conspiracy and persecution 200 years ago. but LOW in tine enlightened 18th century, in this free America. to allow unprincipled parties to practice the old doctrines of that time, upon tf.ftr ,of, All officers of the law sl uid, at least, be to show that their characters are without stain. and their actions guided by sense of duty and honor and not for personal motives.
 In compsny with Mr. Tyng of the Senti- nel, we, yesterday, took stroll through the highly cultivated garden of Morris Lindsay, and found everything looking thrifty, with the exception of his turnip patch. that has succumbed to the turnip fly, which make their appearance in swarms innumerablc, | and succ.e ed in gathering and slipping away the lifefrom the tender vines. The Colorado | potato bug has also made its appearance l am4ng the vines of his garden, but not in | quantities to materially inflet serious injury. |
 We derstand that Jack Swilling and | Andy Kirby, are to Ee examined before | Judge Porter, on the 10th day of July, so so that there is good grounds for believing that they will get fair pay. Witnesses wiil be on hand and an attorney to defend them, notwithstanding ihe extra ordinary energy displayed by the Deputy Marshal in hurrying them away to Yuma, where thay were 10 be examined before the without chance to procure witnesses or even counsel.
 Rev. Mr. Curtis delivered an interesting sermon last evening to an appreciatiye audi ence, on the uncertainties of man in giving up everything in the search of mammon. taking his text from the 18th chapter and eleventh verse of the book of Genesis. Then Lot chose him allthepain of Jordan" The Reverened gentleman portrayed in a familiar way the ups and downs that pene- rate the path of those who are over anxious Tor much of the worlds riches and pleasures. without bestowing thought upon the re- .lities of hereafter
 John D. Lee of Mountain Meadows noto- iety, was the husband of seven wives and he father of fifty children. Bishop Tennev. Tho IS at the head O ore of the Mormon ettlemenis in Eastern Yavapai, and just low in Prescott on legal business, informs IS that lie stopped for short time with Lee. when his wives and children were all at 1 IoIne ana appeared at one table. The [ iishop informs us that his family relations ] fere always pleasant and that throughout is household perfect order reigned. A few antilles like that of Lee would be sufficient ere in Arizona to elect Delegate to Con- ress.