The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-03

Arrivals by P. c. 6 Co. stage: MT. Nc
 Donald. A. Allen, F. Hernandes. A. Allen, the brick mason, arrived to-day
 per P. c. & Co.'S stage from Gillet. The c. SG A Stage arrived on time thi:
 morning with three passengers and a light
 mail.
 Messrs. Owen, Street and Solomon from
 Signal, departed for their homes this morn ing.
 Fred Brecht continues improving his pro- pcrty on Gurley street near Granite. This
 time he is building an addition to his dwel ling ho use.
 Lieut. Robert Hanna, one of Arizonas best
 officers and Indian fighters has been relieved from duty in this department. and ordered
 to duty at West Point.
 The Tiptop mill is now running night and day. The next shipment of bullion from Gillett, will consist of feight bars, of an
 average value of $l ,500 each. The San Francisco Call is not only one of the best printed papers in San Francifco, but contains the latest and most reliable news from all sections of the globe. g An effort will be made to vote the Papago Indians living in Pima county, at the com. ing November election. All right, Yavapai must sec that the MoJuis, who arc very su- perior, intelligent Indian, have fair plays One of Bryans 10-muie teams got in to- day from Ehrenberg, with large load of freight, among which was a supply of paper for the MINER, and several baskets of wines and liquors for John Raible, of the Pacific Brewery.
 Fasher Jones of tho Mormon settlement on Salt River, informs us by postal card that no row has taken place between mem bers of the Latter Day Saints. Rather think the row took place. as VIC have it from un- disputed authority.
 M. W. Kales and Tom. Luther, left this morning for trip to the new town of Gil lett and the Humbug mines. These gentle men are both experienced mining experts and their report upon the condition of the district will carry weight and be of interest. CouroNs PAID.-The Territorial Treasurer to-day paid cupons No. 1 ,on Arizona Wagon Road bonds numbered from one to twenty. Sent from the Bank of Rome, N. F., through the Bank of California, 5. F. to the Bank oi Arizona, Prescott for collection. 90 cuPons of $e5 each--$500.
 We have just received from the publish 1 CTS. Sherman, Hyde S Co, cornor of Rear ney and Sutter streets, San Francisco, mu- sic dealers, one of them ,st beautiful ballads, set to music, entitled Fading" composed by S.llie c. Meason. Persons wishing the above music can obtain the same by sending to the publisher. The Prescott Foundry has just turned out five iron pillars, which are to be placed m the prison or lower apartm tment of the new Courthouse snd Jail, as support for tnc building. Each column or pillar weighs m the vicinity of l00pounds, and when placed | in position will add greatly to the strength
 of the whole building.
 BULLroS FRox TIrroP.-The Gillett stage this morning brought in four bars of Tpoop bullion. weighing 5.5l4 ounces, worth Is6.520,15. Why is it that the stock of the I Hinton Co. remains at so low 8 figure on the 1 San Francisco Stock Boards, in the face of palpable facts such ss sre tangible to: every one who has eyes to see the continual stream 1 of bullion that constantly flows through 1 Prescott on the carnival and departure ofevery sfaee on it's way from the mill to San Fran cisco. is one of these mysterious things that s.no fellsh can find out"
 RAINFALL IN ArRsI..--we are indebted to IT s. Hunter, chief operator, for the in- formation that during the month Of April the rainfall ct Fort Whipple, as noted oy the Signal Service department, under his d. ,actioo. wss two inches and eighty y-nx hun dredths. laoking about one-sixth of % inch of amounfing fo three inches. This we cousidered pretty heavy fall for Arizona, but in some parts of CAlifarnia where tae rs's fell . foot Ia q single moath. our DE storm would hardly be recognized as re- spectable sprinkle.