The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-31
Mir. Strickland. off W;ITiamson valley. i,


 in town with his family, on visit.
 Now for spell of ethereal nildness
 make up for the unfavorable weather of fl
 past few days.
 Mrs. Skinkle, of Williamson Valley,
 visiting her daughters Mrs. N. C. Sheckls
 and Miss Hattie.
 Henry Sargent for many years residen
 of Arizona. lcft to-day for trip to his ol
 home, Lowden, N. II.
 Persons knowing themselves indebted t
 Geo. ". Curtis will find an interesting notic
 frDn that gentleman in our advertising
 columns.
 The copartnership heretofore existing be
 tween Antonio Gonzales and Victor Rouil
 Ter, at Springerville, in this county, ha
 been dissolved.
 Dr. Geo. E. Goodfellow has moved hi office and residence to the house formerly
 occupied by Rev. J. A. Merrill, on Cortel street, north of Gurley.
 A great many citizens of different politics and different sections of the county are anxious to have c. T. Rogers present his name as candidate for Sheriff
 Jacob Fleur, the sheep man, has come tn with his fiocks from the Black Mesa, where he has been all winter, and is fixing to shear al his place near Hance's Cienega
 Mir. &. c. Rogers, of CharmingdaIe. brought in yesterday about 800 pounds of potatoes, last years raising, and found ready sale for them at 12 5s cents per pound.
 c. H. Hammond has fixed up stylish and comfortable saloon at the Tiger Mine. Bradshaw, where his cid friends and all others can find refreshments of an inviting nature.
 Geo. Waters has just finished for Dr. Days octagon cottage, a very handsome inlaid floor Of ash, oak and black walnut. The work manship cannot be excelled and for beauty and durability 1t has no equal in the Terri tory
 The Peck Company keeps employed at mine and mill, 90 men, which of itself is quite revenue to the business men of the country. A few more such mines as the Peck and money matters would be easy with | merchants, miners and all classes of citizens |
 Messrs. Luther, Bennett and Skinkle, came in from the Tiger last evening. MT. Luther brought in several specimens from the south drift on the Tiger which surpass anything We have seen from that mine since the days | of it's early discovery. Mr. Helm is doing good work on the Tiger and the develop ments are satisfactory to those interested
 It is now pretty generally conceded that Hon A. E. Davis will run on the Independ- ent line for Congress from Mohave county. Mir. Davis is one of Arizona's oldest, ablest and best citizens, and if he takes the field will make lively race, and also somewhat interesting for others who are now on the track
 TIE INJUEcTIoN.-Judge Silent rendered his decision in the injunction case this af- !, ternoon. The injunction is to continue m force, but is so modified that the Peck Co., are allowed to run the mill on tailings or otherwise, and a receiver to be appointed by the Judge, to receive the proceeds, said re- ceiver to give a reasonable bond lt In the case of the Territory vs. D. D. and I J. w. Ambrose, charged with assaulting and an intent to commit murder on the person ( of an old gentleman, Mir Paddock, at Chino Faiiey, last week, which came up before Judge Cartier this forenoon, the examination I was put fon account of the complaining r witness being unable 10 appear before the V Court and give in his testimony. We are s informed that the attending physician on z Mir. Paddock, considers his injuries danger n ous. If AWAY TO rHE MoUNTAINs.-Is The csp- c ton of a circular received by mail from AL s marin B. Paul, room 20 Safe Deposit Build ing. san F.aneisco, descriptive of "Paul's a s,amlin ton Iron ArasIra quartz mill a everybody can buy" for working gold and a silver ores. The price is not given, but b from the contents of the circular we infer that the cost Of the machine is very small K and its performance on all sorts of milling D ores very effective, and satisfactory. Write to Mir. Paul about it. VI
 | c. H. Rothrock, the scnnic artist was at Camp Mcdowell few days since, and had si been directing his attention to the proeur- u ing of some of the wonderful views ofnature b in that section, among which is the klng tc cactus of the Sahuara species, for a copy of aI which we are under obligations to Mir. D. F. al the artist of Prescott. So Mr. Mitchell has full collection of his sh own and Mr. Rothrock's Arizona views for si' sale at his gallery. They are just the thing VI 1o send away to friends, you could not til write as much in year as one good picture will tell about the country. dr At the netting of the Philharmonic So- la iety last evening, the question of whether On r not Queen Esther could Represented in SCI dramatic form at present, in style worthy of en he dignity of tho Society, was discussed at la' ome length. In view of the elaborate en reperation necessary to be made in the way to' f costumes, etc, and of the total inadsauacy m' the stage appnrtenances at the City Hall th' [ was unanimously agreed to, by all mem VIC CTS present that the dramatic presentation Tn "Esther" be indefinitely postponed, but del , bring out the cantata, with somo additional an' lusic, in the form of a concert, to be given 2 about two weeks. sssH rec PRoSouScENESr.-De lection am Nov. acc ), '7s. De offs is Sheriff De man whats fol wine to run fur il and git iected On de black tou dependent ticket am we'll known by all fu } Store keepers in Prescott, as has his name Jun ! der books. Dat mans names is TfM 2s ; AwKrNs. Dat coon's my self When de q, lrkey scratches, der's bug-where de hen Aul ratches ders wom--when der's an offs lea' fl Tim Hawkins warts he gwin to have it. con Il dem dat's posed to dis chile had better Ynl llk up to de capeas offs an see if I owes Will m nothin. Someoody is gwine to get fan as c d if dis chile aint lecte1. \
 TiN HAWKINS. Ian SOMETHING NEw-We are credibly in- this med that the term of the District Court on or which onr new Judge presided in Mo deg ve county. comprising the business oft red Q terms, did not actually cost the County mes sr GAO. Taxpayers of Yavapai may to sl ,<~oI.fr ox,><~< fa ksn<r 1fal..r. .. ~-s 5 Wce]