The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29
WEDNESDAY,.

runaway took place this afternoon. Nc one hurt.
 General Fremont and family have leased the Wilson house, ana will move into the same Tn few days.
 General Fremont has thus far given gene. ral satisfaction to Arizona citizens. nor in cluding "sore heads
 Thomas CordIs, Internal Revenue Col. lector, has invested his money iu Arizona property. He IS goou officer.
 Judge Silent, "Federal official" is dis posing of great many cases in his court ana doing a great deal of hard work.
 Mrs. Clark Churchill arrived iron San Francisco per last nights stage, and will take up permanent residence in Prescott
 A large number of recruits for the 9th cavalry will soon arrive in the Territory. and be distributed among the different com panies of the regiment.
 Judge II. H. Cartier seems to be attend ing to outdoor business of late. In time ot peace prepare for war. It is good h.
 Partridge, who killed Yaquie Wilson and Is now serving out life sentence in the penitentiary for so doing, is, We learn. in quite poor health. He ought to be par dOned.
 Ii. NJ. Ledden, who was convicted of an assault with deadly weapon, and sentenced to six months in the county jail, was, to-day pardoned by Governor Fremont, and set al liberty. Just as we'll
 The best legal talent in Prescott dicides that the election of three Supervisors was in accordance with the demands, and Is there fore correct. Tine three receiving the larg- est number of votes will take their seats.
 A sawmill is to be erected at the base of the Huachuca mountains, Arizona. IL will furnish the timber for the quartz mill which Philadelphia capitalists and Ex-Governor Stafford will use for crushing ores from mines in the Tombstone district.
 We understand that a petition Is being secretly circulated for the deposing of John Wasson, as Surveyor GeS Seral, and asking the appointment of man from Yavapai- a Democrat, of course. The change is cer- tain to be made. but not for several years yet.
 We hear of several suits about to be com menced against parties for infringement on the Internal Revenue laws. The pot, from eastern Yavapai, was set boiling by the lovers of law and order, and the opp@shitni do not propose to let tine fire go out and the water cooi.
 Joe Young. who lives somewhere near Oak Crccck, was arrested and brought tu town yesterday on d charge preferred against him, by Mrs Young, alios Casner, of grand larceny. AS the matter is to be tried before the courts we prefer to let the law take its course before commenting on the same.
 Judge Silents able charge to the jury, Tn the case of the Territory vs. Juan SediIlo, we have been requested to publish, by some of our business men, who consider it one of the finest productions from the bench ever delivered in this Territory. The charge, Tn full, will appear in our Weekly of Friday next.
 Capt. A. Jackson, from Oak creek. Is on a visit to Prescott. The captain would have made good legislator, and his neighboFs on the Upper Verde wanted to see. Elm nominated. but those having tue nomlnat- ing power in their hands did not see mt to place his name before the people for cleo tion.
 The prisoners who have been confined Tn the county jail, from St. Johns, wish Us to tender Sheriff Bowers, through the columns of the MINER. their thanks for the manner he has treated them during their contine- ment While he has done his entire duty in the premises, he has extended to them kind treatment, the remembrance of which will never be erased from their memories.
 rha Rradshaw road should be immmedi- at.,v extended into the very heart of the mines. Let the Board of Supervisors lake action in this matter immediately. Inc completion of this road is an lmrerltlNe necessity and its construction snoulu pC commenced at once. PheniX people talk Gl xunninr n road from their town into Brau- shaw and Humbug districts for the Pur- nose of grasping from Prescott the traue with these mines.
 Agent Stout has at last condescended to ,.ts q visit to Salt River and consult with the people of that section in regard t" f'S uuruly pets, whom he has upheld in de'iltry and plundcr for the last three or tour years We have had occasion to call attentioh t: :o the fact that these renegades were OH 'hc'i Reservation and should be called home anu ,1 we are pleased to see that the lnteri"r l'e, nartmcnt has ordered an investigation oi The facts in the premises.
 Tomorrow. Thursday, having been s'i ..;ao Inv our Governor as day of general Thanksgiving, and for the purpose of allow ,,'' ing our young typos, who are al! PoOa lo0A, K, ;r9 and piously inclined, day Tn wnicn M ,,o no ,,rsr ,ns m and court, we have concluded 10 issue pn pr" n.rer Our devil will put the aay u howcyer. o pr.cticing on new inventlon yer ronar .,,us;cal of coursa-and expects to U. ., ,n make his first appearance m oiSoA ' o wrSnuchet's next minstrel show.
 We hear it sumored by politicianS , 'n", .
 ;s to he made at the coming lesisla. ture to again put the Capital on wheel. su. .n: '"'o ' :. ro,,;ng We were in hopes that thi' a start i' io5 ,,i5 not come up again. but tii'