The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

ed d~c,n iwo new counties will probably be form eu .g uuring the session of the ney, Je f ior9n- Pima. P@'' anu me ether from ,-:9 :y9uoSe Tweed and lady. VIC ,,da.n. will remain in town nn,;I "G Na Nahaaeistahd, sne psrr taxing their departure for T,nrr.i nsa; JosePh Fares took out on his mack +rai, i"iSe amount Of material and sn,,,i;l' ,';'-' day. Pahy' Bradshaw to- v A team belonging to Mr. Brooks from, ,t ,ha arrived this morning with sevarsl < '|Isahd Cn pounds of wheat for L. Basbf;crj TT. The last shipment of bullion from .,,. iiptop mill, amounted to nearly ,.a-.-. ,'-0 tlfee thousand dollars-resnlt of ,u.aI:. days run. VI 'Nei'e
 Col. Weeks, Chief Quarternaster oe ,ho department has posters i1s circulation ask Ing Dlds for 400 cords of hard ard s1a cordS of soft wood for use at Fort WbjnnIe
 J. l. Hall has jrst manufactured la.oo quantity ot veai1on saugage which wiIl stand an assay test. No Pizzola de.icgar about Halls juicy link production.
 Fred Williams ard his numerous as.;.,.r.. are busy putting down new carpets ip I;s new two story lodging house, which is new ready for occupancy.
 Watkins team left ior Phenix ,l,;s u,,.r, ing with heavy load of iumber for n,er- chants of that burg. The lumber was sent out by MeSSrs. Clark S Adams.
 Minnehaha Flat will soon have il eniandi5 sawmnll in full blast turning out ali kinds oi lumber for quartz mills, dwellings, etc. Flourish ye Bradshaw.
 w. II. Greenup, the freighter. met with serious accident few days since while working around his tram One of his hands was caught by q chain which cut one of his fingers off and broke another.
 J. J. Buckman, very good citizen and an ancient in this part of the world. is laid up with the rheumatism, and thinks of going south to a warmer cline for the winter.
 W. J. O'Neil has been to Ferguson Valley looking after the estate of Dan. Quinlan. deceased. MT. O'NeIl will be candidate for Sergeant at Arms in the coming Legis- lature.
 W. J. Howard came in yesterday from the Atzlan mill, having rendered his resignation as asSayer and amagamator at that place, and has taken position with Dougherty, the ieweler.
 It is rumored that Roudepauch, who assisted in the stage robbery near Wicken- burg, in April last, has been captured at Topeka, Kansas. The news comes through officials and carries weight.
 Col Riddle IS an efficient officer and has the good will of the people. We hear that he has been presented with valuable Christmas present. It talks, but we haven t learned the name of the prize.
 The MormOns propose to establish ferry on the Colorado river, one r!ile nelow Lee 5 ferry a wire rope is to be used and goou boats built for the purpose of insunng a safe passage at all times.
 J. T. Shull is now running the Plaza Stables on his own hook. He has had much experience in the livery bnSinc ss, knows how to handle and feed stock, and cannot fail to do well. Read his advertise ment in another part of this paper.
 Toberman, Workingmens, or rathcr Re publican candidate for Mayor of Los Angeles. has been elected by quite a majority over our old fri@nd B. Cohen. formerly partner with J. Goldwater & Bro, at Ia Paz, six miles above tine present town 1 of Ehrenberg.
 The Southern Pacific R. R., is now com plcted 15 miles east from Yuma, and l,3O0 men are pushing it along as fast as the power of that many men can. They are now in the hills near Gila city, where heavy grading is encountered and the laying ol track not so rapid.
 X row took place last evening at cheap boardn., house on Montezuma Street, kepi bv Mrs. M. Thorne. with innrmerablC aliases. resulting in the breaking of windows puIlin~ of hair. and considerable obscene 1 chin music. The boarding house still con- tinues to do business however.
 The corajoso, cttle cOa cdrae PeTiodtcg, pub | lished at Tucson, is mad with the MINE' for telling the truth about et Sa. D". Caf' de Yupsa. We still live but smell the eittr' ynsence of ihe cLHe which escapes rom ih' highly pcrfamed columns of the ftr' | CEiolicas aaeya sectas Pro'es'aRtes 1dtoS pist-de carReO.