The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-25

See notice of sale in Bankruptcy.
 The Tiptop delinquent notice appears 1T this issue of the MINER.
 The delinquent taxes of Yuma County for the past year, 1877, amount to s2,93l.94
 Our telegraphic news, to-day, after rest of several days is quite lengthy, and will b, read with interest.
 A great many teams passed our office to. day from the Saw mills south of Prescott, al loaded with lumber.
 Thomas Hughes, of Yuma, is recovering from his recent injuries received by the ac cideptal discharge of pistol.
 forty-six thousand pounds of Silver King concentrations, valued at $J0.00O. have ar rived at Yuma, en route to San Francisco.
 We are in receipt of letter from Hon Raineas Banning, dated at Wilmington ing or JsI9th, in which he states times are dull 'hs,I hfs,,Isep;sst place.
 .ers Bones & Spencer got in big lot ofapple- butter in five-pound tin-buckets, taffy, hon. ey and the like. A whole house full of goods, in fact.
 As will be seen by telegraphic dispatch from Wickenburg, the McCrackin Compa- ny are purchasing their own teams and in. tend to haul their own quartz. Their teams are already at work.
 A. Scharf, at one time soldier in the Third Infantry, serving in New Mexico, committed suicide at San Bernardino, a few days since. Financial embarrassment was the cause.
 The brick layers arc at work rearing up the red walls of the Court house. It al- ready begins to show, from distance, that there is something there besides granite and sandstone.
 FREIGHT STILL CoMING.-0ne of Green ups teams came in and unloaded at l.. Bashford & Co.'s to-day. and one of J. M. Bryan's partly loaded for the Post and partly for Bones < Spencer.
 Mr. James Stewart left yesterday morn ing for Washington, to labor towards get ting the mail contract from Mohaye Station to Tecopa changed to San Berdardino.- [San Bernardino Times.
 We were in error in stating a few days since, that the order placing Captain Eagan oa duty as A. c. $. of the Department had been revoked. We ought to have said that the order had been suspended. As VIC feel friendly to Capt. Eagan and know him to be a keen, bright officer, who knows we'll his duty, we have thought proper to make this correction: Suspended and the order not revoked.
 A friend has just called our attention to the fact that Marion of the Enterprise has lately been saying a good many smart (they would be thought smart in the solid districts of Louisiana) things about 'Tyng, of the Sentinelp Go it, Marionl You wont be the first insect we've impaled, just for the fun of .k zi. hon ever, till We have had our sport out of you. --Sentinel, Jan. 18th.
 Yes, George, he's from Louisiana, and Robert Meacham once told us that he saw the boy with his shirt of, and that he has a black stripe down his back. Draw your own conclusions as to the cause of said stripe.-Editor MINER.
 MARRIAGE OF REV. A. M. CAMPBELL The Los Angeles Herald of the 10th says:
 s.As will be seen by notice under the prop CT head, MT. A. NJ. Campbell, editor of the Star, was married to Miss Josephine, daught- CT of Judge Peel, last evening. We wish the newly-wedded couple a great leal ofhap- pness and many years in which to enjoy it.
 All this MT. Campbells Prescott friends send him greeting, and will rejoice the more when the Los Angeles papers shall announce that "Thc (little) Campbell's are coming hurrah, hurrah."
 STORE BURNED On Sunday morning, just before daylight the store of Julius Samter was discovered to be on fire. There was no one on the premises but Mir. H.. Goldberg and one clerk, Mr. Samter being aissens m California. For this reason and no one being awake at that hour, the flames got such headway that the store and stock soon became nearly total loss. The build ing was insured for $1,000, and the stock for 5000 Mir. Samter was telegraphed for and arrived the next day. HeFstimates the value of the stock, at the time of the fire, at between {iS, 900 and i4,00o-Sentinei.