The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21

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 hotel at Signal City, is paying visit to the metropolis.
 John D. Coe, ! w Powell and others from Kirkland Valley are in attendance up- on the Court to-day.
 Bowers and Richards are putting the Sena- tor mill in good shape, and propose reducing ores from the Senator Mine soon.
 Mrs. N. B. Bowers who has been visiting relatives and numerous friends in Prescott, departed for her nome this morning
 W. c. Collier, who owned some of the very best mining feet on the Tiger. has sold his interest to L. Bashford, for $l,50O cash.
 James o'Neal of Camp Date Creek has sold several hundr d head of fine fat mutton to Vim. Smith, of the Vulture mine and mill.
 J. Goldwater & Bro., have rigged up a delivery wagon on the prismoida principle, and had their firm name painted on each side.
 Deer and antelope since the removal of the nomadic tribes of Indians to reservations arc becoming quite plentiful all over North ern Arizona.
 Is cut from his ranch this season, about f50 tons of hay, from which he will realize a nice little fortune.
 Jim. Ayres, of the Los Angeles Express, was to deliver his famous lecture on "Pioneer Times at Pioneer Hall in San Francisco, last Thursday evening.
 Judge Silent has thus far given entire sat- isfaction in the discharge of his duties. His rulings and decisions bear the marks of clear unparalleled mind. Mir Wicker, of Lower Agua Fria. has dis posed of 75 tons of barley hay cut on his ranch, at s34 per ton, the purchaser receiv- ing the same in the field.
 Deputy Sheriff Burnett from Tiptop, arrived in town last evening and reports the killing of Weir. Taylor and Setwright, about the same as stated by us yesterday.
 1t is the intention of many Prescottites to visit the Iron Spring Station, on the 4th, and nartake of the festivities to come of at that place during the day and evening.
 The Gillett stage left to-day with large load of express matter, and the following passengers: J. c. Mitchell, H. F. Brown, II. Mrs. N B. Bowers for Agua Fria.
 Cheap-Joh (Wollenburg) has been on trip to Mohave County selling his ware and was accompanied by MT. Cohen. They found the Blackberry mill pounding away, pro- ducing about $40,0O0 per month.
 FEE. Hellings, formerly partner with his brother, W. B. Hellings, at East Phenix, is in the Territory on visit. Mir. Hellings has been residing with his parents in Phila- delphia, during tho last two or three years.
 Harry Edwards, the California actor and entomologist, is about to leave the State The Bohemian Club, of which he is ex- President, will give him benefit at the Gra.d Opera Heuse. on Tuesday, July, 9th, which VII be rouser.
 Mir. Gross, of the Prescott feed yard, ob- jects seriously to the ilth and rubbish of the town being hauled close to his premises and there dumped, causing an obnoxious and un- healthy odor to exist in that particular sec ton where he resides.
 A postal card from St. Joseph, on the Little Colorado. dated May sth, informs us that Bennett & wright's coach, with c. E. Hitchcock and family on board, bound for Garland, reached Sunset Crossing, on the Colorado Chiquito, in 6pe days from Prescott.
 The Prescott market is now supplied | with beef and mutton of superior class. | We gre informed by the various meat | merchan'.s that the meat now surpasses anything thev have been able to procure during the last e;;ssht months.
 The Mineral Park iaill is waiting for the steamer which has machinery for repairs. The county Treasurer is still at large. His bondsmen will be given four months to pungle.
 The killing of Col. Taylor, by accident Of otherwise, as the case may be, at Gillett, will, it is thought, give the special grand jury. or some other grand jury, matter for thought and consideration.
 Captain Eagan. of the Commissary De partment. has sn advertisement in the pres ent issue of the MINER, inviting proposals for flour and beans. Manufacturers of four wlll do we'll to read the same.
 We were favored with call from Hon. !. T. Alsap, of Phenix, this morning. Judge Alsap is one of the early pioneers in Ari- .ona, and has lent a hand in advancing the interests of the whole Territory.
 tis cor6dentiy believed, and upon the very best of Information, that new and as- revelations will soon be disclosed in the stage robbery >fair. near Wioken- burg, on the 18th of April. which wilt con- clusively satisfy the public as is Wno the 'esl, genuine robbers are.
 Porter's new furniture house is rapidly i 1rsving to completion and presents quite f ] lofty and rice appearance. If building . continues in the year to come as m the past, :. here will cot be vacant lot on the east h ide of the plaza-that is te say--on Cortez a 'tFeet from Gf,ldwsters store to the Bank of t krizona.
 Muslc--A large delegation from differ n at parts of the town and country were en- V srfained q ale Diana saloon last evening, q , two musieians who arrived from Cali ,rni& per c. tk A. stage yesterday morning. V hcse musicitns surpass all other performers O 3 the violik and harp who have visited z lis part of Arizona. The Diana with its al ow fixtures brilliant gas lights, immense IT lfong of spectsfors. games of chanee. de- A. ,f<.s<s 1rsS c5 r1o rr,rr,<r r1uo3r 5c ror- h,