The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25

Twelve men were al tne clIh ul Daic creek on the 20th, en route from Signal to Tombstone District
 uon. Thomas Fitch, has been under the u,aotber for the past few days, but is ntw mn and attending to business.
 q A. Franklin, now of St. John, on the 1,ttle Colorado, gives that place almost sol;d for WOolsey, Bowers and Masterson. Furniture is being placed in the court room by lhe contractor, MT. Porter, pre- ,sratory to holding court in the same. IT., know where there is five thousand J,Ilar.. that says Campbell will not be the next Delegate from Arizona. Money talks party of gentlemen think of visiting ,.e coal fields in Northeastern Yavapai, soon Prescott people have an eye for wealth.
 Voolsev is ahead on the Little Colorado, Verde. Dare Creek Yuma, Maricopa Coun- tr Pinal County, and will be the next Delegate.
 Nr. Weston, living on inc Lower Verde, has several head of the finest Face horses in ,bs Territory. In fact they arc fine in any country
 Di.A(hBl hNs-- HIS rSNhNiN hiN'N'N ''N snnearance in town last evening, calling at inc private room of "blondc'' maiden. The officers came very near caging the des- perate Lotharlo.
 Col. Woolsey has the support of more mercantile houses in Prescott than all the other candidates combined. They are men uho will be found working on election day. Rah for Woolssy.
 Wales Arnold, candidatefor Supervisor
 has lived in Arizona many years, and has
 made his living ny mining and farming.
 He is the right kInd of a man to hold ouce
 Remember him on election day.
 Arrivals.-The stage from Yuma, brought
 ,be following passengers thlS morning;
 James Madigan, l.. II. Hooden, 5. Duncan and ]. B. Winters.
 Departures Mrs. J. A. Reed, II. 5.
 Stevens.
 flames Ii. Moore, candidate for the Assem- blv. i, not only a very able man, but Is
 very temperate gentleman, never having taken glass of stroug liquor. Vote for
 him: elect him and secure good Repre-
 sentative.
 75a0O0 pounds of wool has been pur- chased from the Nayaioe Indians, ms
 season. by traders living in their country
 One Navaine IS said to own as many as G0OO head of sheep. There arc no people
 ii the United States that understand caring
 for and raising sheep, equal to the NavaJoes-
 Let us have an appropriation for build ing two good roads into the Verde Valley. Colonel Woolsey thinks the Verde people
 are entitled to roads and he will work for m appropriation for that object. No other candidate has thought about building these people respectable thorouShiare
 He claim tha. Colonel Woolsey will re- .s;yo to5 votes out of the 23S that will be c,st in Yuma county. The Enterprise claims that Campbell will poll 250 votes in Yuma county, when there will be but ops cast What modest sheet. How ever. the assertion is in keeping with all others from that "two-storied' institution.
 Bowen. Knowles X O., the enterprising wholesale and retail grocers, who are about to move into their new store have prepared anew advertisement, which Wlll take a column in the MINER tomorrow ms ad- yertisement which is novel Tn its wording and interesting in facts, will be read wlti delight by those who use groceries. LOOK for il tomorrow.
 Probably one of the best men before the neonie for the Assembly, Is Geo. v. Hance
 of the Cienega. He is competent to the
 letter. is identified largely with the lnter
 c>ts of YavaDai, and will do very mnch' Il
 nood Inc to promote any and all measure:
 for the general good ot the County, No,
 ;ers remember we need true, able and .c,;yn men to represent us this winter
 There is work to be done, and now IS tA'
 time to elect good men to do 1t. Gen.J.B. Winters, mining gentleman from Virginia City, Ney-, arrived per coaci th,s morning and proposes to take lo"i at certain mining properties in the Bfad shaw country. Gen Winters has had grea .vnor;ouce in mining and milling of sllve ores on fine Pacific Coast, and should ne re mort favorable uppn our mines, It Will z far toward inducing capitalists and o'her
 to take hold of some of our bonanzas LII"
 arr uaworked and consequently gieiqih; not
 MT. s. Duncan, who is representing th creditors of NJ. Guerin, bankrupt, arrive vesterlav from Signal NIT. Duncan m forms us that although the McCrackin m has shut down and the paper si the com pun ., has been protested, he is satlshed 'llN 'l bus;nnss of the concern will be so arrange that the mill will soon resume opera'IoI <, and inc checks honored. The goods or Guerin. seized by the Marshal, are eein cen. broucht to Prescott. under the supe'Nis!o OfP.M. Fisher, some ss.cOO pounds bein already enroute.
 SURPRISE PARTY.-The many friends Ms.L. Hollenberg conceived the iaea
 glying her surprise party, and 10 mat Ina, ,sn en Srnceeded to her residence, on SanGsy ias when she was absent, and spread q pouml fnl lunch. which Mrs. H was oaii'
 home @ % to partake of It was A real surpIls sur, Is
 as the lady in question had closed her 3 P"
 o o and stepped out ids visit hdss sna' 'S sna n
 a few moments was called honip, assar
 some twenty ladies and gentlemen , asss;i i;
 hled. indulging in merriment, ana tue ~.
 ner taIIe loaded down awaiting the arri'
 of the hostess.