The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-28
MONDAY.

| A new poStofice has been established n
 Masonyille. Pinal county, with Joseph bod
 son as postmaster.
 The telegraph office is again to be opened
 in this Village, which will be an accommo.
 iation to the business community.
 Franz Tuning, of Albuquerque, has
 taken a contract for furnishing the Navsjoe
 Indians with 7,500 muttons, at 90 cents
 each.
 Wm. J. 0'Neil is expected in town to-
 day and will immediately take charge of
 Peterson Bros Stable and Feed Yard.
 West Pr, scott.
 George Reebe arrivel from the McCraekin
 yesterday with his train, which is to be loaded with lumber at Curtis saw-mill, for parties at Signal City.
 Greenup's train loaded with wool at the stores of c. F. Head & Co, and l.. Bash ford X Co, to-day, which it takes to Ehren- berg for shipment to San Francisco.
 The Prescott Theater when completed will surpsss anything of the kind between this place and San Francisco The stage furni- ture has been ordered and is said to be per fectly elegant.
 George Lount has filled the position of Receiver of the Land Office of this Distric5. for the past eight years, and has received from different sources, dunng that time about $S7 .000 for puplic lands.
 Some fine wheat hay was brought in th:s morning by Mr. Richen of Thompson Val icy. MT. Maroney, also from the same niece, brought in q few tons of bottom hay for the 4. c. N. at Fort Whipple.
 James Patterson returned on Saturday evening from his camp near Alexandra. Mir l Patterson is furnishing wood for the Peck 1 mill, and opening road from Alexandra 10 l connect with the Prescott and Bradshaw 1 route
 It is pretty generally conceded that the f bean crop in this vicinity will be failure this season. Some of the ranches that have water for irrigating purposes would do well n directing their attention to the planting and oultivaiing of beans.
 Smith & Hale, preprietors of the new ten pin alley. expected to have every thing in running order before this but were disap pOiated in the non-arrival of necessary fixtures. They will be ready for business in about two weeks.
 Lorenzo H. Hatch, prominent citizen of he Little Colorado, is spoken of as a propei tnd suitable person to represent that section If eur County in the Council, and Bishop Penney has been asked to lend his name as ! candidate for the House.
 Jerry Haywood, contractor on the Prescott md Santa Fe mail route, snd MT. Henry Reed, Post Sutler at Fort Wingate. New : dexico, arrived in town this forenoon. Mir haywood comes here to inquire into certain t harges brought against Madaleno Calderon. . nd Mr. Reed to see the Country.
 Henry Boetscher. who is captain of his WI canoe and runs his own blackboard be- ween Prescott and the Peek mine, arrived a town yesterday from the latter place ] ringing in four bars of bullioa, worth in he aggregate $5.ss573. proceeds of last feek's earnings of the Peckmill. r
 X rumor Is current on the streets la fhe 2 dect that two men have been found on inc pad s0mexhere between Camp McDowell 2. nd Globe City. How the report circulated Il 'e have aor exactly learned One ef the | odies is said to be that of Arthur Hayne. S 1rmeriy assayer at the Atzian Mil. u lion. II, A. Bigelow arrived in town ffopa d d henix. yesterday, and hung up with Jud,re :. toward, his old friend and companion in ss rms during sheesrly days of '6s. Col. Biae- sl w has taken sa antive part in nearly every \ calculatoa to promote the interests n this country, during the long and former sss ark days that hc has resided in the tall g ines of yavapai ss !, Gov. Hoyt and Eon. T. J. Butler, ex- e' mined the scholars in the primary depart rs ent under Miss KethTos administration fc is afternoon. II n. c. c. Dsan ard Col, :, 'ilcox. addressed the school in an appre- f Ilaie manner. The intermediate depart ' enf under NIss sherman will l,e examined l. -mcrruN. nad the higher class under Mr. \ herman, on tie day following.