The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10
WEDNESDAY,.
New subscriptions are rolling in.

New subscriptions are rolling Tn. Scores of strangers on our streets.
 Col. Head is sending fresh supplies to Gillett.
 Junction City, Kansas, can boast of two good newspapers.
 Mrs. L. A. Stevens has gone on visit to the Salt River country. The Tip-top of the new Courthouse is way up, and presents nice appearance.
 The Peck Company shipped several thou sand dollars worth of bullion by last stage.
 The public debt was decreased three mill lion of dollars during the month of April.
 Our Dudley House, kept by the popular proprietor, Fred Williams, has good name, tar and near. Dan Hatz of the Pioneer Bakery has pur- chased 17,00O lbs of first quality four from Col. Woolsey.
 The proper route or channel through which Prescott mail should be sent to Sig nal City is by the way of Wickenburg.
 Kelley & Stephens have about completed thelr new building north of c. B. Rush's law office, on Montezuma street.
 The $1 1,901 70 in bullion from 2s0 pounds of ore from the Tonto country was sold to the Bank of Arizona by the owners.
 The yield of bullion that will be pro- duced this year of 1878, in the Territory, from all sources, will not fall short of six million dollars.
 John H. Behan, we understand, is out for Sheriff in Mohave County, and from reliable information the chances are favorable for his election.
 NIT. Allen Cullumber, of Walnut Grove, is in town. He thinks Prescott is drawing pretty heavy on the tax payers for County improvements.
 Sheep shearing has fairly commenced in Yavapai county, and soon the fine feeces from tho Arizona fiocks will find their way to the Eastern market.
 It is rumored that Judge Porter is out of the Congressional race; that Tyng, of the Sentinel has made friends with Riley, who is to run the Sentinel while George stumps the Territory for Woolsey.
 John Osborn, Jr., came up from Phensx last evening in company with Col. Woolsey and informs us that harvest will be fairly under headway in two weeks and the pros poets for bountiful yield were never better.
 ANOTHER MINE BoxDED.-The Agua Fris Mine, north extensisa of the Kit Carson, and owned by Dr, Lincoln and E. s. Seed, was bonded today by these gentlemen to Messrs. Mckinley and Clark. until the lst of October.
 Under the proper heading ~ill be found the announcement of Al. Seiber, the scout, guide aud best Indian fighter in the Terri tory, offering his name as an Independent candidate for Sheriff of this county.
 Judge Tweed, we learn, is to receive a salary of two thousand dollars per annum as attorney for the McCrsckin Mining Com psny. We are pleased to know that the Judge has found a good field to operate in and practice his profession.
 We are pleased to note the fact that our contemporary, the Salt River Herald, has a large advertising patronage, something over fiffeen columns This we consider fair when taken into consideration that the paper has been in existence bat a little over three months.
 Green Grass is growing and feed Tor all kinds of stock will soon be m Ire than good. The farms along the banks of Granite Creek below whipple and those of Willow Creek are being planted and the land pre- sents the appearance of being in good con. dition, another rain win insure good crops Ito ell who plant.