The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-15
MONDAY.

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 again yesterday evening
 Hon. II. s. Stevens has scntus Congress
 ional dictionary, io take the place of the one
 falsely claimed and taken from our office by
 high minded, hightoned @illegitimate Journalist"
 | Mrs. Jno. Stemmer well and favorably
 known in Yavapai, has been passing a few days with friends m Prescott Mir Sfemmer has not been in town for several months
 but is expected this week
 A private letter from Governor Safford. dated at washington City Feb. 25th, recieyd by us yesterday states positively that he will not be on the track for the Delegacy at the coming election, and so wishes it understood.
 Judge F. L. B. Goodwin is, we learn from Judge Weber en route to this place from Yuma He is coming by slew freight all the way around by Aaricopa Wells, Phoenix and will probably take in Tiptop on his way.
 John Stemmer has discovered another rich mine near his station on Ash Creek, and named it the Mount Vernon" Assays made from the croppings of the new discovery give the value of the ore as worth $130 per ton.
 Marks Wilszinski, of Kohn & Nathans cigar and tobacco house. San Francisco. ar rived by yesterday morning's stage from the southern part of the Territory, and will re- main a few days, Marks is favorite wher- ever he goessand he goes everywhere.
 Goldwater & Bro., received, on Saturday last, large addition to their already man. moth assortment of merchandise Gold water & Bro, select their goods with great care and certainly have an elegant establish ment, one that cannot be surpassed in Northern Arizona.
 Asher & Wollenbure are packing their large stock of Merchandise at the White House which is to be transferred to Phoenix. Mir. H. Ellis, takes charge of the goods and will open them out at Phoenix Maricopa county. Mir. E. with his excellent business qualifications, and the well assorted stock | cannot fail to do rushing business.
 A much needed enterprise and one that would pay, is daily mail from Prescott to Maricopa Wells, there 10 connect with the | daily mails to Tucson and Yuma. By es- | tablishing this route we do not mean to | have the service lessened from here to Ehrenberg, as ;his is by far the most inn potrant route in the Territory tolthe people | of Northern Arizona.
 The execution of Malone, convicted of murder in the killing of brother soldier at Camp Mohave, will take place in the jail yari in Prescott next Friday March 15, the | President of the United States having been to and refused to order his sen- teDce commuted.
 |. s. Marshal Standefer is having the scaffsfd erected and making other prepara- lions for the performance of the disagree able duty which the law imposes upon him.
 We hear it rumored that Gen. Wilcox will only retain command of the Department and ;ha. Col. Miles will suc- ceed to the command. He is known to be a live energetic officer and second to none as an Indian fighter, just such man as is needed in Arizona.
 Hintcn's Hand Book on Arizona. after being very incorrect never loses sight of Southera Arizona. Mir. Hinton in mention ing the most minute thing in Northern Ari- ,ona invariably swings off on to something n Southern Arizona which surpasses that which we possess up North.
 FROM MINERAL PARK-James Kitchens las returned and commenced work on the 1ld Moss mine, in San Francisco district. He las Il reliable New York company to back l, lim, has ten men it worE, and will increase i, his force to 30. Some of the old time rich = gold-rock is on exhibition at Mineral Park. ] Everything else about the Park is very i, Iuict.
 Judge Paul Weber, Dist Attorney, arri- f red home Sunday forenoon from San Fran ;isco via Yuma, Phoenix and Gillett, in private conveyance, accompanied by.a Mr. V Mccormick from the Industrial Iron Foun- c Try, s. F. Mr. Weber informs us that peo- d ,le of the Bay City are quite excited about V Arizona, and that q lite number of them o will be out here during the season. Il Judge Weber. during his visit to San Fran s isco, had an extended interview with Judge Il 'ilent, the newly confirmed Associate Justice f this judicial Dist. and found hun not ' nly genial wioe awake gentleman, but q. xceedingly bright in the law. Judge Silent !. Till arrive in Prescott about the first of z Ipril accompanied by Clark Churchill Esq f the law firm of Fitch & Churchill
 WHAT THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH CARO- INA SAID.-A few days since Col. Bradley '. Johnson, of Richmond, Va, requested u emission from Gov Vance for the Walker :, tight Guard to pass through the state of ]. forth Carolina on their way to Chalcston. ioy. Vance responded as follows: "Permis- ion granted to pass through North Carolina 'ith your command. Re virtuous and you'll ', c happy-but you won't have much fun FREIsHTs ARRIVED. .-Rusher sS Atkinson u nloaded l6,000 pounds at Buffum's, and C ,0G6 at Campbcll's and left this morning :, Tith 15,0O0 pounds for finders tS Rowe at V illicit. a Bryan's train unloaded 54,102 pounds for !. P. Head X Co, this morning. p Bradford having delivered to the same VI rm 10,1ap pounds on Saturday, Rusher :, Atkinson also unloadei coco pounds of fs aid at the wholesale liquor house of Robt Nj onaell tS Co. n We visited the feed yard of l. D, Gross, el esteriay. just west of the pine flat, where b @ found a regular caravan of tepms and p agons resting. Four teams belonging I'd , Rusher & Atkinson three of J. M pl ryan's, two belonging to Mir. Bradford. tf nd several other miscellaneous outfits, mak- is lg the number of mules being fed at the W ,nvenient camping grounds of Mr Gross, fir ygrcgate about l50. This would be called respectable livery establishment in the a, ty of New York, which has the reputa- Q, on of being larger than Prescott. cr The road between Yuma and Maricops st Tells. is said to be lined with rough sus- e