The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-04

The several committees appointed to ar- range for the Hoyt-Fremont reception are requested to enter immediately upon their dutles. So as not tO leave everything to be Sene Tn hurry and confusion when the time comes to act
 S- (. lsees is running the hay business on pretty large scale this year. Tn addition to large amount raised on his own ranch in Chino, he is gobbling up large quantity of wild hay on the plans.
 Sam. Miller reports having seen the bodies "t two men-kinney, formerly photogra- pher Tn Prescott. and young fellow named Miller, who used to hang around the gam bling houses here-hangine to tree. below Grapevine Station, on the route to Signal. They were accused of stealing mules from a train which Sam saw campeu at Grapevine.
 FROM APAcHE-The following was re- ceived at this office at noon today:
 APACHE, A. T., October I.
 'Eastern Havapai is solid for Woolsev. which will insure his election beyond q doubt. WOolsey will get. on the Verde and east of the Mcgollons, at the least cacula- ton, seven hundred votes. This is positive.
 C. w. BEACH.
 Vim. Mulyenon, came in today from the MOgollon mountains. He passed ttc Cald- well party three days ago. going up the mountains when he was coming down They had about twenty head of stock with them, which appeared |, be much iadcd They crossed the Verde and Oak Greek after nightfaIl, and went by Ben. Bakers station without stopping. Mr Mulvenoa also passed the pursuing party, Tom. Cusack and a constable, who were only about forty miles behind them, and he thought they would overtake them, to-day.
 Jose Martinez, who arrived here short tune ago from Oregon. has concluded to re- main Ill Arizona and invest in some of her mines. NIT. Martinez has purchased from Fcrmin Mejia two valuable claims near Crook Canyon, ill Hassayampa district, pay ing for the same the sum of $500. The two claims are known as the San Julian and Providence and are both rich in gold and silver. MT. Martinez went out to his pro perty this morning, and will immediately V set to work to thoroughly develop it. He has unbounded faith m these claims, and we hope soon to bear good results from the San Julian and Providence.
 PAID UP'-Thc bondsmcn of the late J . w. Owens, Treasurer of Maricopa county, have paid the money due the Territory, amounting to S477.60, which was found to be short at the time of MT. Owens death This is a case in which 1t Is believed rob bery of the dead was committed as Capt. Owens was known to have money before his death. but none could be found alter wards. The Territorial Treasurer received the amount yesterday though Judge Alsap of Phcnix.
 In addition to the above the bondsmcn paid 6 much larger sum due the County of Maricopa.
 The following officers were elected for the ensuing year at the annual meeting of | the "General Crook Club which took place at Fort Whipple last evening: Dr. J. C. Mckee, President; Col. G. H. Weekes and i Col. R. Smith, Vice Presidents; Capt. Graf gic, member of the Governing Committee; l Lieut.. Touey. Secretary and Treasurer and member of the Governing Committee. pr. Mckee delivered a vigorous, eloquent and 1 appropriate cXtempOre address, in reference ] to the honor that had just been conferred upon him; and, in this connection, Col. !. ! P. Martin took down what was said, vcrba- ! tim, phOnographically, for preservation among the archives of the club. 1 GONE TO SEE "THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME. Our mercantile neighbor, B. H. Weaver. who was a printer before he reformed and became a merchant. left this morning for a trip to his native place, Litckfelk Iiillsdalc county, Michigan. This Is his first visit to his old home in twenty years Ben IT., a bright fve-year old, thinks he was badly used in Got being allowed to go too, but consoles himself with the conclusion, that when he grows to be a big man, he will gc and make his father stay at home. He says | he cried some, but his mother and sisters who didn't want to go as badly as he aid cried just about as much. His object in wanting to go was to buy Michigan colt and lead it out across the plains behind the team.
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