The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-28


 Raffie at J. L. Fisher & Co, for sewing machine and sofa, tomorrow, Saturday, eve ming, at ' 80 o'clock.
 William Wallace Cole has been forsevera days in critical condition, caused from chronic gdstrisis. Dr. McCandless is attend Bill in his trying troubles.
 Joseph Clark, Esq, President of the Tip top Mining Company, arrived Tn town rom Giilctt last evening, having taken Tn the Tiger mine on his way.
 J. D. Tipton, and family, who have been residing on Oak Creek, a tributary of the Verde, for the last IS months, have moved to Prescott, where they intend to reside. Governor Hoyt has placed us under obi, gations for copy of the Complied Laws ol this Territory, just issued from the offlce oi Richmond, Backus & Co, Detroit, Michigan, and compiled by the Governor.
 Two gentlemen, we believe in the inter est of the contractor for carrying the U. S. Mail between Prescott and Wickenburg, ar rived in town yesterday, and will be ready to commence service on the first Of the coming month.
 Maior c. H. Veil, of East Phenix, arrived in town yesterday. The Major informs us | that the present year has not, for some req son. been favorable for the raising of a pro- life crop. With the great excess of acreage planted this season, there will be but little more grain raised than there was last year.
 Secretary Schurz has telegraphed to Gov. l Hoyt that his appointment as Governor or Idaho. would be forwarded provided the Governor would accept. The answer has gone back to send the appointment and then he would consider whether he would accept or not.
 Elmer Van Burcn, came up this morning from Phenix, where he has been for several
 days past, engaged in settling up the estate of the late z. Jackson. The Wilson and Patterson farms, owned by the estate were sold as follows: that known as the Wilson ranch. to a widow lady Mrs. Edgar, and
 the Patterson farm to A. NJ. Jaynes, of Phe-
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 We are pleased, as is the whole commun-
 ;tv in the assurance, from the attending physicians, that Mrs. H. Asher, one of our
 most charitable and and amiable ladies, who has laid at deaths door for several days, is now entirely out of danger, and we
 may all soon expect to see her pleasant
 countenAnce amongst us again, in possess ion of that precious boon, perfect health. KIT CARSON AND SILVER FLAKE MINES SoID-D. A. Mckinley telegraphs to J. w
 Clark, from San Francisco, under date oi 5 lime 27tb. that he has sold, and will leave for Prescott one week from Monday. This ] has reference to the Kit Carson. Silver Flake s and. we presume, the Agua Fria, in Good , win district. bonded sometime since by MT
 Mckinley. He has been to Cleveland l Ohio, and Chicago, and has, no doubt, sold 6 in one of those markets.
 WooLsEY.--Col. King s. Woolsey, who l. fairly, ssuaFely and independently before s the people for their suffrage on the ath oi
 November next, and who will stand by Va s gapai and Mohave equally with his owr 2 County, Maricopa, and not lose sight of tht interests of Pima, Pinal and Yuma, hai : gone on business trip to tho famous silver a fields of Globe. Mir. Woolsey is gaining 1T
 popular opinion, daily. allorer the Territory r and his election is a fors gone conclusion. '. LEersLArIvE.-Governor Hoyt is iu re e ceipt of letter from Delegate Stevens, ii : which he informs the Governor that tn, ,; Cosferenpe CoAmitiee have amended thu
 Legislative bill concerning the number O ... ... Legislators in the Territory, increasing e inc number to 12 in the Counfil and 24 i, | tine House. Nothing is said as to how thu s aunnrtionmept shall be made, but probabl. e when the proceeding of the Committee ar
 riyes it will be found that some provision !, has been made authorizing and instructins . the Governor in the premises.
 a Two fine songs have just been received e viz, sWhy Don't He Come by Pferdner h Price g cents. An excellent sentimenta e ballad of medium difficulty, with apleasiE!
 melody, and rich harmonious accompani n ment. Pretty Little Snowflake" by Dnhr e man, has been sung so cften on the stag q IS to need no special mention, ana we onl d note that it retains its popularity Tn a won Ie derful manner, and always takes It can b sl had for 35 cents by addressing Messr.
 sherman, Hyde < Co, who publish beth Q a howe named fSpfae