The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-20
WEDNESDAY,.


 The bridge across Granite creek m Chr es street. Is approaching completion.
 Mrs Wollenberg wants household help: , zee sirl wanted in our new ads. m Governor Stafford has gone, aad cid if ], | aat Is got married. \ pleasant journey
 Governor Fremont. Judge Silent. Hon. Clark Churchill and Fred Fremont are cx- pecte3 home on the morrow.
 Preparations for Christmas trees. includ- ing presents with which to load them. are all the go nowadays.
 Quite an attractive delinquentlist appear, in to-day's issue. It looks as though the Tiger company intended business.
 MT. George Banghart's new dwelling house a. Chino Valley, is fast drawing to compleuon, and will be ready for occupancy next week.
 James Cherry, mineralogist, returned here last evening, from Chicago. Don't knhw exactly what his lay is just now, but infer that he will engage in mining.
 Mfr Ball, an old freighter in the carly settlement of this section of Arizona. ar rived yesterday fro Snn Bernardino. his present home. with II mule team loaaea with dried fruit.
 john C. Hartin is the happy father of a bouncing boy, .upon wEich We congratu- late him, and wish these few lines might find all the readers of the MISER enjoying. the same blessing.
 Tiofilo Candelario has been arrested and confined in the guard house at Camp Apa- che, charged with having sold hquor to In dians The |. s. Marshal will send dep- uty after Don Tiofilo.
 Inspecting cfficlals. from Whipple, have gone south Col. Riddle, to see that every thing is in order about the quartermaster's department. and Dr. Mckee to look after junior surgeons and their medicines.
 Mir. x Smith started on Monday last with another load of fruit and valley pro- duce for Arizona. He is opening up quite an extensive trade with our neighb0r for our produce.-San BernardinO Times. Major F. H. McDanie. well and faVora- blv known all over Arizona and California
 arrived from the Golden State by last nights stage. The Major has lecture on Arizona etc, which he will probably deliver in this
 place.
 MoouIs.-A band of five Moqui India7s are ia town from their home north of th' , Little Colorado. They are cnrotte to Cali fornia where they make annual trips for th' purpose of trading. Jose Is captain of th' ; party.
 Phillip Hall, from Bill Williams Noun , tain. Rod. McKinnon, from the Bradshaw
 Tom Flournoy, from Williamson Valley Q W. II. Rice ana Martin Saffenburg, iron e Uumbur. and a number of other promlner = men from the body of the county are II |, town to-day.
 Nr. Crum. of Oaks and Willows, and wh has q fine dairy at that place, has iaVore' l. the MINER office with q sample of butte 0 which is of first rate quality, just Ike
 laroe quantity he has on hand ana intend ,f bringing to the Prescott market '- CONN, FROM GERMANY.-Rev. J. A. Mel l. ril who went to Germany for the purpos |; of acquiring the German language ana ais
 study. has. by the death of his mother, pee . unexpectedly called home to WlsconSin' an
 is now en route to that country.
 PC. Wilder arrived in town last evenln
 from his farms ard etccK ranches m ti ', western portion of the county. "Ilp ls n mariner with ". w. nuIchison, in iarmln! a stock raising. etc.. and from the close 6 n tcntIon he is giving to biz. we imagine le doing well: at least We hope so. '', Tho nrooramme of exercises to be ooser " ,l at ,ba Masonic installation, on the 2't
 will be published on Friday WI H,,i
 clnde music on the organ, prayer ny Oha SC ia;n ciImore vocal music, installation cer IT, n,nnie7 an address by Bro. Thomas rue d, r,nsic remarks by the newly installed Ma Ut .ar and n benediction by the Chaplain as Cant c. P. Eagan, Chief Commlsiary n subsistence. departed for San franci: ,J t'is ,nornino. where he wIll join his fam ,o a',5 ro,,oin with them during the hollaa. ,a. %nd return home to Fort Whippie early
 Ianrorv The Captain will, on ms IT Tk jl,"ct several commisSary departmcf be rlI,ich are on the line between thls pi'
 and San rancisco.
 Y; n..,,.,, Co,sT SFNNToRs.-Senatnr X. a Sargent. of California, the most uSeiI. 1,ac an- faithful Senator ever sent rom i e'i0 f,r . mo nas, aa.'. has been seriously indisposed for : ne prll We ks, DuI al laS' .l l, the Ie' rinc and his friends entertalneo np
 tbat he would yet be able to take h's l. ;,, tbe Senate in time to attend to sene ing n,n'rtant i, ,nT duties that await his recoye ose California is as ably and truly rePfesen inn in 'ti, ,he Senate ol the United States as in% etato e, ;n inc Union; Senators Sargent o' Booth having no sucerior5 Tn taAt oo ln- D',a,,,, and Nevada have each one aDle 'ra' off;cient Senator in the persons ol oe"a 'ii' Mitchell ard Jones, and each u'''>' ny m Grover and Sharon.
 c B Flo. ter is in from his Agua ici' er,o,ter having used up his supp! les ahareosl and shut down to await 'he a as'' T'aI of more. We understand that .ieS | p'a' ,.ade a, ouite successful run, on ei'vef rom .,n nre 1T and have out about l9o bars o' s; lht bu,lion weighing some seven a tons % tl ight pair hnlI;on, we believe, Is estimates :, ere niS1ut $500 in silver to the ton, winch WI 'lve nDJ aoIe fine product of this run worm m a' 'ove SS , 600. Mr. Symes, the smeiter; ;S S" nave tsnds his business thoroughly anu s yer! ,srty nr parties, who have the means, 0. WY
 ercrf works of sufficient capacity ,o "," ~. fled ,be working of all the mines in lio VT .rri. 'lio nietr;rt that yield valuah'e snlei ling oras ~,n and put Mir, symes in cns n ;noI 'Id start m a camp that "oulu