The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-17

Judge Tweed and wife have arrived al
 Mineral Park.
 There are f4 prisoners at ;he Territorial
 penitentiary at Yuma.
 Capt. Eagan draws the reins over the
 finest buggy team in Northern Arizona. The head of Hardy's aCerbatn has been
 procured by Doctor Thibodo, who will place
 the same in his dispensary. Levalley & Caldwell are running their
 Stages direct from Prescott, to Maricopa
 Wells via Gillett & Pbenix.
 The attention of our readers is called to
 to the timber law, which we to-day, publish.
 It will be carefully watched by the proper officials.
 B. A. Hussey has gone to Date creek for beef cattle, to be slaughtered and sold at the old and popular meat market of Milligan & Co.
 The stage from Phenix, Tiptop and Gill lett arrived at 1 80 p. m., to-day, bringing three bars of bullion, and one passenger M. Marks, from Phenix
 Mir Clearwater left with his team loaded down to the guards, for.Phenix, this morning. The goods are for the house of Geo. E. Lor- ing, news agent, etc.
 General Grant has visited the Paris Ex- position with Governor Mccormick of Ari- zona, and others. Gov. Mccormick and Gen. Grant are warm friends.
 Three bars of Tiptop bullion arrived at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s office, to-day, from Gillett They weigh respectively i,423.20, . 1,393.30, and l,3S4.10 ounces, and are valued at $5,0l5.3l.
 Jno. P. Cum, editor of the Citizen, called on us this afternoon and expressed himself as highly pleased with Prescott, its people, climate and things in general-considsrs our future outlook quite favorable.
 Major W. B. Hooper pays the following just compliment to the Commander of the Military Division of the Pacific, in letter tous dated May Sth. If there is square man under Gods heavens it is General Mcdowell"
 MT. Wiley Standifer has done handsome thing by presenting to the Prescott Library Association 24 volumes of Standard works, which will Dc a great acquisition to the library. This is the second donation MT. Standifer has made, and the Library Associ- ation, as the librarian has informed us are very grateful.
 Private enterprise is about to place stage on the roate between Phenix and | Maricopa Wells, something very much need ed, aad service that the people were de- prived of through the mai advice of postal agents, or some one else. This undertaking will be of much benefit to the people of Salt River Valley.
 Guilford Hathaway, with one of his best turn-outs, left yesterday morning for Min sral Park, carrying out Judge Silent, who goes to that place for the purpose of holding Court. They will probably reach the Park )n Tuesday and commence the business of he term on Wednesday, and dispose of all the cases during the week and be ready to 'tart home next Sunday or Monday.
 Messrs. Rector & DeKuhn came up to- lay from Grape Vine, where they have been prospecting the Black Hills lode. They have run cut in on the ledge, and lave 12 feet of vein which carries high trade ore. The inducements offered to capitalists is one that is rarely met with. Plenty of good ore, water and wood con- 'enient constitute all requirements for making up good mine, all of which are 'mbraced in the Black Hills mine. This property is destined to become mining ,roperty that will have much to do to- yard making up large revenue in bullion rom this section