The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
SATURDAY.

WIS Head and W. c. Dawes, left thil morning for short visit so Camp Verde.
 E.G Peck, T. M Alexander and Mr Hardy the new Superintendent of the Peek mill left for Alexandra this morning.
 We noticed six hardy miners in town lasi evening who have been for s9neiime in tho employ of the Peek Company, taking orc from their rich lon nzs.
 4 le,tes re .eised l,y us. f late date, from Capt Pnrser. dat.d as Camp Verde, states that be thinks the Sfh InfaBtry will be on the move some time during the month of June
 Major Brayton the gentlemanly Con- manding officer of Camp Verde, returned 10 his post this morning, and was accoinpan- jed by Hrs. Col. Wilkins, who goes on a visit to AFs. Brsyton.
 The orchard of A. S. Clough, at Point of Rocks, we learn from the owner is in fall blossom. which hecousiders at least month earlier than ii should have blossomed to in- sure crop of fruit. As it is now no hopes are entertained of yield this season.
 Several teams from Thompson, William son, and other Ysliey's, loaded with hay and other farm produce. were in town yes tevday and discharged their cargo.
 Our readers are reminded of the fact that the next number of the Argonaut will con- tain an interesting sketch-''The Waif of Stockton Asylum" by the ready pen of Mrs. Thomas Fitch, of Prescott.
 The baseball boys had another round of play on the Plaza The only casualty noted was the turning of Capt. McBrides ankle which obliged him to call boy to run for hirn, bu. he soon recovered.
 We hear if whispered on the streets that Messrs. Clark & Adams, two good business men, with excellent habits are on trade with A. o. Moves for the purchase of the Pioneer Saw-mill Ths mill is one of the most complete institutions in the Territory, and is very desirable property.
 GONE wEsT-Mr c. R Savage left this morning for California, for the purpose of obtaing photographicview of scenery. Be fore his return he will probably visit Fort Yuma, near the Mexican border, said to be the hottest place in the United States. He proposes being absent several weeks.-Des- ert News, March13. FORTY DAYs IN JAIL OR $50 FISE.-A l Mexican, who yesterday stole package of hardware from Randall & Cline, pawned 1t | LD 10. H. VI c4stI diiu was tNatHc SaP- tnred by Marshal Dodson, near the Prescott House on Granite street, was taken before Justice Cartier to-day, and fined $50 or 40 days Tn Jail Randall & Cline were open ing their new goods and not prepared to watch very closely, hence the opportunity to steal. Weaver. knowing that the Mexican had no factory of his own. concluded the goods were stolen and put the owners on the track.
 The bricklayers gre putting on the orna- mental part, the "beausy of the brick work, So to speak, oR the rev Court House. The walls are very nearly completed and the Messrs. Joyner wiii be ready tD hand the building over t. tue Contractors next week. From all we c;z learn from those who are ..sharpr in such matters, this is as nearly a perfect building of its kind, thus far, as it is possible for man to construct.
 The carpenters, roofers, joiners. plasterers and painters will come on in their regular order.
 The Central Restaurant opened up this morning under the most favorable circum- stances Some 40 boarders were present at and more for dinner. The house 1 is we'll fitted up and well managed. and , ought to be financial success. In the iron, part ef flss house T ming the dining !; ,-3 eozs li;sie l,