The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
MONDAY.

MT. F. Reardon returned Saturday even.
 ing from a business trip to San Jose.
 The circus goes from here to Wickcnburg and thence 10 Signal City.
 The printing of the Great Register will be commenced in few days.
 A horse was stolen Tn town a few nights ago that belongs to the military authorities.
 All the latest styles of job printing done at the MINER officr. New designs prepared tO order.
 The Sisters here belong to the Order of St. Joseph; Sister Mary Dergmann, Lady Superior.
 An lift of Mr. c. w. Beachs arrived yes terday direct from Phenix with freight for several persons here.
 The last steamer of the season, through for Eldorado Canyon, will leave Yuma on Sunday, October 9th.
 The electric pen. q very recent addition to the improvements at Department headguar ters, is attracting visitors.
 Henry Ward Boecher, MouIton. and Mrs. Hilton each received one vote for Delegate io Congress. at the circus, Saturday night.
 L,eut. Booth Superintendent of the Mill tary Telegraph Lines in Arizona and Cali. fornia, is expected here about the first oi next month.
 z The Crow family left yesterday for the cast, via the Mogollon; as, also, large number of other persons, including MT. D. C. Leonard.
 OFFIcIAI-The following is relative to the telegraph lines: Going to repeat all eastern business at Phenix and work direct with San Diego"
 Impressario Du Seuchet has ordered wigs from New York for the Olio and Vaudeville performances If the stage IS robbed the | performers will appear baldheaded.
 Amo7g the passengers Saturday night, by | tire Yuma stage. were: r. W, and w. II. | Reardon, Mrs Treanor and D. w. Campbell, l Departures today: D. Levy and D. Gold | berg; and Si.11S.51 Peck bullion.
 Ur AGAIN.-Mr. Gideon Brooke, who has been confined to his bed for sometime past with severe attack of rheumatism, is up | and out again and looks greatly improved in health.
 During the absence of phonographer weed. WnO eApeCtS tO leave nrre TOT MOna- | ve on the 4th proximo, another verbatim shorthand writer will be in town (Max Heinrichl akd make contracts for any kind or photographic reporting.
 Mr. Frank c. Barnum arrived here yes tcrday from Alexandra, and returned on the Peck stage to-day. He reports things lively at the Peek, and vicinity. and in order to increase the animation there, and ensure his future salvation, subscribed for Ihe Daily and Weekly MINER.
 Lieut.. Touey. Acting Chief Engineer Of fcer of the Department, shipped, Saturday, by express, 2l5 pounds of petritied wood, etc, to Washington, for General Sherman. The General msda the collection on the Mogollon and elsewhere. &r. Fredericks, the subject of marriage a notice in another column, Is our gentleman T ly and accommodating City Express-man, c who has concluded that whatever team he a may require in his express business, he will in his social relations trot in double harness | for the rest of his life. i Gus. Rodcnberg has letters from the Lit r He Colorado in whieh the nomination of L. d II. Hatch is strongly urged for the Legis- s lature. Mr. Hatch Is represented to Dc a h rcry Intelligent gentleman and his brethren l of the Mormon faith are united upon him p IS their representative. These people from p their numbers are certainly entitled to 8 b roice among the lawmakers, and as they VI want Mr. Hatch heshould certainly be nom- fi natcl a