The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-03


 Stage robbers have not been caught Rusher < Atkinsou's train is due here to- morrow. with merchandise. Board in Prescott ranges as follows: sin gle msals 75c.i by the day, $s,00, per week, 5000.
 Mir. Shipman is fixing up the Senator mill preparatory to starting it up on Sena- tor ore.
 If Henry Moon sees this he can learn something greatly to his advantage by wri- ting to Henry Martin, San Louis Obispo, Cal
 W. E. Bancroft, the freighter was taken down with small pnx on Wednesday and placed in thehospital two miles east oftown, MT. Bancroft is the only patient. F.
 Robert Archer has lelt Alexandra, and gone into business at the Bradshaw-Bob Is a popular gentleman, and will have friends, let him go where he will.
 Two celestials were taken before Judge Cartier this morning charged with disturb ing the peace. The Judge fined them $l0 and $15 eacu or same number of days in jail. Fifteen dollar pigtail paid his way out and ten dollar John languisheth.
 Ben Stevens, District Attorney for the Second Judicial District of New Mexico, died at Albuquerque on the 18th of April. MT. Stevens was an old citizen of that Terri tory, an upright honest man and had hosts of friends.
 THE EENMrT.-Secretary John J. Gosper Messrs McCarty, McKinly and Tobin left this morning for trip to the Black Hills, about 30 miles north of Prescott to examine the Emmit mine which is chased e one of the best mining prospects in the country.
 Bowen, Knowles 6 Co.,, advertise, today, that they will advance from to cts per pound on all wool consigned to them for shipment, either to San Francisco or the East. Their facilities for selling are equal, if not superior to the best. Give them . trial.
 U. s. Marshal Standefer returned this morning from trip to the South, whither he went few days since to search out the direction taken by the road agents who captured the treasure box of W. F. & Co, Wickenburg. The Marshal was unsuccess- ful.
 E. s. Junior, of Rock-bottom fame, is in town. for the first time this spring from his Cougar mine in tic Bradshaw destrict. Mr. J. has good mining property in the Cougar and he has decided to stay with it until some craving capitalist wishes to trade a few hundred thousand in greenpacks for few millions in silver.
 A. J. Mason is out with new advertise ment offering an immense stock in the boot and shoe line. His prices, always astonishs ingly low, are still reduced. He has 8 thousand pairs of boots and shoes that he intends to sell within sixty days. Now is your time to lay in supply for year to come. Read his advertisement.
 J. K. Walker, Esq, of Gillett, comes to the front to-day with the announcement that he is candidate for the office of Sheriff, and solicits the suffrages of his fellow citizens. Joe Is emphatically one of the "old-time boys" having accompanied his uncle, the late Joseph Walker of pioneer fame, leader of the party that discovered Lynx creek, etc, to this country in 1863. Joe is too we'll and favorably known to require en intro duction or recommendation to the people of Yavapai county.
 The trial of Frank Shultz rs. May Bean Mining Company, for services as Superin- tendent, or rather Commander-in-C Chief of the insurgent forces during the memorable crusade of the May Bean against the Peck Mining Company, week or two ago, is going on before Justice Cate as we go to press. When we left the Court room, the matter of controversy seemed to be whether a certain pair of boots were the property of the Company or of the Superintendent, re- minding us of passage in Bombastes:
 'swho dares these boots dispiace
 Shall me eet Bombastes face to face"