The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-22
WEDNESDAY,.

Agency.
 Several freight teams left to-dav for ph.. berg where they will load f3r pr"lna.. merchants and others. o'' T., haster Nathan Levy is a candidate for rage In the House of Representative and II eiec'ed' we conclude will fill the bllI.
 Look, elsewhere in this paper. at the c.u Tor meeting in Williamson Valley on Ss,l ufuay, to organize Jockey Club.
 John Davis, of the Verde. received ,he greatest number of votes for the ArsomnIr 1862 being the number.
 The Silver Belt says telegranb lin. n;,, be constructed from Camp Thomas ta 0iobe, via San Carlos, within ninety days
 simmons & Spence's pack-train loaded at the store of Vim. NJ. Buffum. today with goods for Alexandra and the Tioer mine. se'
 The vote fer District Attorney, as cap- vassed by the Board of Super visors facts up, Masterson 761, Rush 724; majority for MastersOn, 37.
 Miss Angie Mitchell, very energetic and competent young lady we'll known in Pres colt, will ask the House of Representatives for ihe appointment of Enrolling Clerk at the coming term.
 In the case of the Territory ys. Sedillo. | the jury returned into court at f 30 today and reported their inability to agree. We understand They stood 9 for conviction to 8 ! tor ac9uittal
 At the beginning of the present centurv there were only six Jewish congregation m America. It is estimated that now there are at least 300 congregations, and nearly 300,000 Jews in the United States alone
 Three teams from Camp Apache, belong ing to L. H. Hatch and others of Woodruff Little Colorado, passed through town this forenoon, en route to Ehrenberg. They had on board Government freight The IXL Store, which has caused revo- lution to take place in the price Of goods. has new advertisement in to-days issue of the MINER. It speaks loud and to the point. Read 1t and save money by pur- chasing where you can procure the best bargains.
 Ex-Gov. Hoyt, at last accounts, was in San Francisco still undetermined as to his future actions, not knowing whether te 20 to Idaho as Governor or return and settle in Tucson to practice his profession. Mrs. Hoyt has gone East
 The Enterprise" says tour pioneer merchant, John G. Campbell, is yet un- settled as to what he will do.'
 Very likely. And as matters look just now, we oplne he will contrive to ''do'-as he has done in the past-attend to his mercantile interest in Prescott.
 Miss Ettic Parker, one of Yavapai's fair est and most competent young ladies, has requested Us to announce her name as a candidate for Enrolling and Engrossing Clerk to the Assembly at its coming Ses- sion. We willingly make the announce ment, believing Miss Parker to be entirely competent and well qualified for the posi- ton.
 NEWLY ELECTED SHERIFFs.-TEe follow ing Epersons have been elected from the different Counties in the Territory as Sher- ifs, and will take charge of their offices on the first day of the coming new year, 1879: Yavapai-Jos R. Walker: Pima-C. \. ShibcI; Maricopa-R. $. Thomas; Pinal- J. P. Gabriel; Yuma--A. Tyner; Mohave- A ComstocK.
 RETURNED FROM THE FAR NoRTH.-Mrs w. A. Rowe, wife of Hon. w. X. Rowe, Councilman elect from tine Mining regions, returned few days since from Portland, Oregon, where she has been visiting friends and relatives for several months. MT. and Mrs Rowe have taken up their residence in Gillett, in Humhug District, where they will remain until the meeting of the Legis- lature, when we shall agaln expect to see them located III Prescott where they have host of friends.
 Pat. Hamilton has leased the bar and sleeping apartments of Dan Hatz hotel and restaurant. He intends fitting up the whole premises in the latest and most convenient mode. and supply the bar with all the choicest brands of cigars, liquors, etc. Mr. Hamilton is we'll known all over the country anu, his friends are numerous, there for we conjecture that he will receive a liberal patronage. No better house or To- cality in the town of Prescott to be found for quiet and comfort. See Pat. and ne will convince you that he is the ''solid' man, and runs solid institution.
 
 FOR THE CouNCIL.-The following Is the vote of each individual candidate for the Council, at the election on the 9th of this month:
 Wells. 1906; Bean, l032; Head, SOi; Hatch. 629; Rowe, 115; Weber, 690; How ard. 5sl. The vote of Clifton may yet elect Mr. Weber. who would have been elected by large majority, had his friends, whom he was supporting to the bitter end, worked oue half as hard for him as he did fer them. They seemed to forget however that there was any office to be filled save that of Delegate.
 A lately returned Prescottite says that in the Eastern States, to be seen flirting with another after having caressed the poodle ot a Miss who has ceased to don robes other than of the fullest patern,is suficientcause to arouse in the breast of that girls mater nal ancestor passions most foreign from that indicated by her usual bland and win, ninp manner, and generally ends Tn a hood of fears. a reconciliation or hasty departure far . new field of action. We have the rentleman's most sacred word that no such Cause precipitated his departure from @ .ils' | =. WAa