The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
MONDAY

the assay office. -l Operator Hunter has been furnished wit t an assistant in the Whipple office. somethin : that should have been done long since ]. Three bars of bullion came in by las ' stage from Gillett, worth s4, ,442, 4s, proceed s ss fron two days run of the Tiptop mill
 John Raible we learn is expected hom this week from his business trip to Sal
 Francisco
 Petitions to the Post-office department
 Washington, asking that mail serTice be pu
 on theroute from Prescott to Phoenix by Gil ] lett and Tiptop, are now in order and re
 ceiving the signatures of our citizens. :. Capt ". P Martin, has hand bills ou offering to sell lot of condemned govern
 ment property, no longer needed bv ths government The sale will take place On tho 20th of April.
 . tireenup's big prarie schooner came in
 and unloaded at L. Bashford k Co.'S this
 afternoon. Greenup's is about the most
 regular packet in the lne.
 C. E. Hitchcock, the veteran of Biz Bus
 will start with his family, in two or three weeks, for Fort Garland, enroute for New York, where the family will remain. Mir.
 H. thinks of proceeding to London.
 An advertisement for c. P. Head & Go.
 will appear in the MINER tomorrow, which
 will be read with interest.
 Dr. Ryder, Dentist, has opened his office
 in the Bank building, of which he speaks.
 throughs card, in the MINER to-day.
 Doverneys CeItal Restaurant opened
 with an excellent run of custom on Sstur-
 day. and the numbers are gradually increas-
 ing. Yesterday. 8. dinner. 64 regular
 boardsrs were listed on the Register. J. S. Hunter the chief opcrtor of the Mill
 tary telegraph lines in Arizona. has recom-
 mended the establishment Of an office in
 this Village, the want of which is much felt
 bg the business men of the place.
 REVISED STATuTEs. Senator Bout
 we'll has completed his revision of the Uni ted States Statutes, and the codifcation he
 has prepared has been carefully examined
 anc approved by Secretary Evarts. The
 manuscript is now in type at the Govern ment printing office. but will not be ready for publication for two months yet.
 Mr. O. H. Webber, of San Francisco. came in per yesterday mornings stage. Mr. W. is an old Arisonan, having formerly been engaged in making surveys of various parts of the Territory, at that time unknown to any except rhe red brethren wbo claimed the undisputed right 10 the whole country and that contained therein.
 q ETheo. ". Boggs is in town, having come up from his farm on Lower Apua Fria. Theo. is way up stock man, but says. that since the traditional yearIing of Thompson swan the river to get drink, he never heard of as big fool colt as the one he en- deavored to induce to follow its mother to town, on Saturday.
 WSDY.-The suggestion of an Exchange that March came in like an African lion with bluster and roar. and is about to 70 out like the British lion on the Eastern question, with its tail between its legs. seems hardly about to be realized, as a more bIus- 1 try disagreeable day, taking into considera- l ton the pleasant temperature of the weath- | CT, could hardly be imagined than this same | 25th day of March, 1878, All the wind dew | ills appear to be on a regular jamboree' an | old fashioned 0wyhee Colarup.
 Hon. Thomas Fitch returned per staoe yesterday morning from trip to Florence, Tn the sunny South, {" where his profession had called him. District Court has been in session for some little time at Florence Judge French presiding, straightening out the crooked business of Pinal County Mir. E Fitch informs us that the crops through out the valleys of the Salinas and Glla are lar advanced, and the indications are favcrs- ble for large yield of cereals the coming harvest.
 A SKIN CLAD HERALD.-Peter, Mineral Park Indian runner, came into Signal City AIF lie 1.-a | ng made the distance from Mineral Park Q Signal, over ninety miles, on foot in less , han two days.
 Peter was the bearer of papers from Sher- il Comstock to his Deputy, P. M. Fisher. md started from tho Park with the under a,ading that If he delivered the papers in- V ido "f two days lie was to receive ten loi'ars, otherwise no pay at all. He made and had time to spare.
 Articles of Incorporation of the Pinal dili < Mining Co. were filed in the Secrets y's cffiee to-day. Principal place of busi- ess, San Francisco, Capital Stock fe0. 600 z, s D 660 shares of Si0Cl each. The Directors re M. A. Baldwin, 4. Rooerts, E. W. Peet. :. T. Carr, c. E. Royce. = Also of Webfoot Mining Ca. Principal lace of business. San Francisco, Capital tock, sl0.00O.0O0, 100000 shares of sio0I aeh. The Directors are John F. Snow. Tho. ps 'ore,r A. J. Miller, ". Meeks, James ". T .insman. - There will be lecture Tuesday evening ss larch 26th at the Marina Street Methodist V. hurch, at half-psst seven o'clock, by Prof. P eumayer. late of Sslnta Barbara College. P, anta Barbara, California Theme: Music s rise and development as a science. . Ss Ss overs of music in general snd particularly uI lose who desire higher standard of mus en al culture in Prescott, and favor the pe 'rmation of a choral union, are cordially Ivited 10 attend. A few instrumental and 'csl selections will enliven the occasion. he lecture will no doubt be exceedingly teresting. There will be no admissission B. e--free ( HIRDwARR-Randill & Cline, two young en of active busintss habits. who have sr en educated to the particular branches in l.r lich they are engaging. have opened the saa } hiding, southwest corner Montcxusna and q. oodwin Streets, formerly the White House. a first class wholesale ard retail hardware Pr' 'ise. and arc soon ti add complete as- oss rtment of boots and shoes, saddiery. efc. dos ] they buy in the East where they are sns s-s- Oroughly posted on the markets. we ore vio ct and bespeak for them liberal and ss ofitable trade Read thcr column -adver- A ement in the MINER to-day. h,,