The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24

chased the stock cattle of Polhemos & West e which are grazing on the Santa Maria. il t this County.
 Bones & Spencer keep an article of Chii - candy, which is good for colds. As mos l people are afflicted more or less in that wa,
 they should give it trial.
 s C. P. Head X Co, yesterday shipred : : case of tin ware to GiIlett, including milk
 pans for ranchers and dairymen, and camI
 kettles for miners and prospectors. : A Mr. McGninness, arrived by stage thi. e morning and was lookingf for all opportunit,
 to go out to Alexandra, where he has Q brother an old resident of Peek District.
 Peraltas teams arrived yesterday from f Ehrenberg with goods for various merchants ? including large invoice in the boot and
 shoe and saddlery line for Randall & Cline Fred. Maroney, from Thompson Valley the first farmer to bring new hay into market
 Is in town Fred. is progressive farmer and believes in the old addage that the
 ''early bird catches the worm."
 David Neahr, of Yuma, made haul on , the Territorial Treasury this morning, through the Bank or Arizona, of about 5000, in payment of warrants drawn in
 favor of employees at the Territorial Prison.
 Cornelio Ramos, from Black Canyon, with
 a load of cheese manufactured at his dairy
 ranch, arr ved in town to-day. Mir. Ramos
 is one of YavapaI's oldest and best citizens.
 He has cast anchor in Northern Arizona, and
 with her will rise or fall.
 Five large loads of hay, this years crop,
 were brought to Whipple yesterday from Thompson Valley, and delivered to Uncle
 Samuel This is we believe the first new hay of the season and was cut on the ranch J of Mr. Maroney.
 Hon. W. W. Hutchinson has gone to the Icattle ranch to assist his partner Tip Wilder
 Tn marking and branding this years increase, (which must be considerable as they nave a large band of cattle on the best range in I the country.
 The following persons arrived per coach
 this morning:
 Mrs. Reid, Miss V. E. Rutler Mrs. Davis,
 Miss Davis, J. F. Long, A. D. McGuinness,
 Lieut.. J. D. Craigue, Col. B:ddle. | DEPARTURES: Ed. Scholey. l Steve Condron, the nab"b of Walnut Grove, is or was, in town this morning fly ing round making purchases etc. Steve makes farming pay, and has but little to say about it. If he makes mistake he lets it go and avoids it next time, but never growls at fate; the consequence is he is al- ways ahead.
 Mir. c. w. Perry will soon leave us for Wisconsin, with the intention of winding up1 his affairs there and returning to settle per manently in this city, Los Angeles Re- publican.
 MT. Perry is the father of Miss Clara Perry, who lived in Prescott, several months last year, and uncle to Mrs. c. w. Beach.
 finders & Rowe got dispatch from Yuma to-day informing them of the shipment by Barney to them direct to Gillett, on mule teams over the Gila and Salt river route, of 10000 pounds of freight. Mir. Rowe in- forms us that goods average quicker time by | team from Yuma than to take the uncertain | chances of boating to Ehrenberg.
 Randall & Cline, our hardware neighbors, received per train of M. l.. Peralta, yes terday an additional supply of boots, shoes, tin and hardware. They are fairly under headway, now, and will tell the people | through their advertisement, soon to appear, what they propose to do and how much the consumer can save by purchasing from them.
 PRESCOTT MEAT MARKET.-Messrs. Milli- gan & Co.,, keep at their meat establishment, varieties, quantities and qualities of cuts, steaks, roast, etc, equal to any house in the West. The juicy steaks produced by the Arizona herds would make city English man "smile and smile again., Fat beef and mutton is no rarity with the good livers who dwell in Arizona.
 Arrangements have been made whereby Chapman and Curtis, who murdered O'Byran of Co. B. Sth Infantry, and Wool of O. A. 9th Cavalary, at Camp Verde, on the 18th, are to be brought to Prescott for examination and ready for the action of the Grand Jury. The killing of the two men O'Byron and Wool, is said to have been a cold blooded, affair and one that deserves to be thoroughly investigated and punished
 GRAND JURoRs.-The following persons have been drawn as Grand Jurors for the l June term:
 T. M Alexander, Leonard Carroll, W. E. I Day, Chas. Crocker, G. w. Hull, w. F. Alfred, J. c. Bristow, D. w. Clearwaters, f Win. Cliff, John S. Ellis, Joseph Condren, II. Chaplin, J . c. Crane, H. c. Casey Thos. R. Flournoy, Geo. Cornell, E. H. Ferris, g W. H. Ashurst. Thos. Burke, N. B. Bowers, ]. Nj. Asher, Robt. Cornwell D. J. Delaney.
 Nor BAD.-Wm. Wilkerson, Clerk of the District, Supreme and United States Courts, las entered on the docket since January lst, t ! little over five months, one hundred and sixty -one cases, some of which have been q disposed of the remainder hanging fire ana 'cady to come up at the June term. Some ,f our readers often express themselves sur A ,rised as to how our twenty ormore lawyers ind employment. The number of cases re- ,orded above will probably clear the mist X rom the readers eyes. If people will fight in he courts lawyers must be consulted and --~N Alex. Harris, who is farming the Billy1 IcCload ranch, in Peoples Valley, is in . own locking for all the world hkea "Wabash rapper" Alex. used to farm on the Wabash l. n his younger days and his early experisnce H with paw-paw and leatherwood bark is realty to his advantage in improvising plowa Iarness with hide strings. He informs . IS that he has ia over hundred acres of orn and potatoes, which, before the frost, ooked very promising, and he thinks thei : reeze will do but little damage in that val ey The Billy McCloud is one of the very est ranches in Yavapai County.
 MAY BEAN vS. PECK.
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