The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-30
MONDAY.

The stage t0 the Peck, this morning, cal 1 ried five passengers andconsiderable expres matter.
 | ARRrvALs.-The following persons arrive' I in Prescott per c. & A. Stage, Aug. 25th
 Oscar Malone, D. Simpson, Paul Feitzer. l Three passengers besides about a ton of ex
 press matter was booked for the Gillet
 Stage, which went out this forenoon. The Luke Mill in Bradshaw Basin, wa
 again sold to day, to satisfy certain nenor'
 claims. The property was bid of at $500O
 The Peck stage arrived yesterday bring
 ing in two more bars of bullion worth $3, ,332
 34. The Peck is doing good work thi
 month and the yield will aggregate nearl, $50, 900.
 Marshal Dake offers reward of S5n0 fol the apprehension of Vance and Berry ol either of them. His advertisement, giving
 description of the escaped outlaws, appears
 in this issue of the MINER.
 TIPToP BUILIoS.-The Gillett stage ar. rived last evening bringing seven bars of bullion valued at $10,965.44, which swells the months yield thus far from the Tiptop Mine to abouF$44, 900. The yield viii by the last day of the month reach s53,00O.
 Capt Charles E. Beane, we'll known citizen of Los Angeles, died suddenly in that city at the residence of General Bald win one day last week, from the effects of the use of morphine. Capt. Beane served with distinction in the Confederate army during the rebellion. He was a native of Maine.
 E. P. Nichols, agent of the c. & A. Stage Company, arrived in Prescott yesterday from the Southern part of the Territory. MT. N, reports heavy rains from Phenix this way. and the roads everywhere as washed away making teaming and staging, just at the present time, an uphill business. Mir. Stewart, late contractor, will be in Prescott this week
 From the Yuma Communist, engineered by Kearncy and Che dirty-shirt, we copy:
 Judge Portsr-Governo Hoyt-Judge Barney -Hewitt-Beach = Ring, and more lies about the Indians.n..
 It is too bad that the above gentlemen nave refused to recognize the heroes of Jones' dance house and thus incur the dis pleasure of the bull dog and his pup.
 We call the attention of our readers to the of our feliow-townsman Or ando Allen, III te-day's issue. Mir. Allen )efng live man and fully understanding he requirements of the times, has concluded o reduce the rates of Beef and Mutton to he lowest living rates, and we advise all | yho feel like being saving these hard times o patronize Mir Allen, and show that they appreciate his desire to conform to the de- hands which economy would seem to sug- rest, the staple articles of living at the low st possible rates. Read his advertisement | nd go and sec him.
 TIE NOMINATIONS AT WILLIAMSON VAL .EY,-E. R. Nichols of Williamson Valley. eceived the indorsement of those present t gathering in Williamson Valley on 'aturday, the 24th, as a suitable person to epresent that section of the County in the ext Legislature. c. NJ. Marshall of Chino alley, was chosen for the Council. and erry Sullivan for Supervisor. We know othing of either MT. Nichols or Mir. Mar hall, never having heard of them before. therefore, we are unable to express any pinion in the premises. Jerry Sullivan is D old residenter in the territory, has prop- rty in Prescott, and will, if elected, make fair Supervisor.
 DESTRUCTIVE FLoop-Frem Dan. Neyins ho came up from Thompson Valley, yes rday, VIC learn that the rains during last eek swelled Kirkland Creek to such an xtent that 1t resembled more the old Miss sippi when it is is trying to crowd over her anks, than small brook. Three farms in rkland Canyon were almost washed away, ( 2: Those of Sol. Jackson, Mir. Delaney f Id Mir. Brink. Potatoes, cabbage, corn and ! her products were torn away and washed any miles down the stream and left with e debris on tho lands over which the water I read. The loss can hardly be estimated.
 took everything these gentlemen had e owing, and the soil from inc surface of V cir farms down as deep as the plow had n osened the same. This is the heaviest . 'od known to pass Kirkland Creek Canyon Ice the settlement of the Territory by nericans. Ii