The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-15
Fridays News.

The case of the Territory cs. James Miles came up for trial this morning.
 John G. Campbell, the newly elected Delegate, and other Prescottites are expect ed home teddy.
 Judge Kutz, from Bradshaw, arrived yesterday, also Philip Richardson, from the Gray Eagle mine.
 A great number of freight teams are now approaching Prescott from Ehrenberg, with merchandise for our merchants.
 X great many farmers from Thompson and Kirkland Valleys are in town locking alter water suits that come up at this term of the District Court.
 X little misunderstanding came uD be- tween Lieutenant KingsbuTy and Walter Cook. of Williamson Valley. The case Will be decided before Judge Moves.
 El Padre Le Clerque cstara aqui el Do mingo; hara un Sermon en Espanol. Los Neiicanos estan inbitados a hoir Misa el Sermon.
 Masses on Sunday, Nov. 11th, a' usual.
 REV FATHER BECKER.
 Ten men from Spriugervile, and aoeut fifteen from St. Johns, arrived, to-day, ln Prescott. These gentlemen are called here for the purpose of teStifying, pro and co" Tn certain accusations of murder against pcO- ple from that section.
 Marshal Dake is in receipt c; news from Yuma stating that United States District Attorney Pomeroy was at that place at'ehu- inc to the prosecution of Rhodes for roo binp the United States mails, ana that s conviction was lIkeiv to be had. Marshall Dake has proven himself to be Sood officer and deserves credit for having arrest ed and brought this man to trial.
 The Prescott Dramatic Club at its last meeting. as some slight token of the ap- nreciation its members have of the setNlces narformed and expenses incurred ny Muia. Nssterson in directing and io large eAtoh' executing the painting of the scenery oi me new Tneatre.-.endered to that gentiehsh . comnlimentary benefit requesting nm to select and cast the rlay for that occasion Ja has. we understand, selected the nIsv of "Cricket on the Hearth, where in 6e will appear as John PerryDingle, anu Nr DuSouchet ln Caleb P'ummer. tom Owens great character) Miss fine VIII nJav Dot. and Mrs Bowen. Mrs. Bean ana Mis- Wilkins. and the other lady amateurs will also be heard.
 Ron Weaver. who drank of Hassayamps $ cr~stal waters at time when the crouchlng form of the Apache behind boulder or nuSi, a,,s;.,.8 with wolf-like silence his pale-faced victims approach. that he might nnoo- served. bury deep the fatal arrow in tue v;tals ofthe unsuspecting traveller, and who ., that time carried his blankets and maac his home wherever darkness overlook nm, hut nox one of Prescott's ''solid men. mas inst returned from six weeks triP to the bnne 0 of bis s.childhood, which he left some twenty wears ago. before. Time iniprlh' had been placed upon his brow, or VeA.hg cares had rippled the current or yoH'n an,h;tious dreamings. The happiness eA- ,,sr;enced in once more embracing ,hoss rAo were friends to him Ill his chiidilooo was as oreat. and behoIdisg scenery thaI se s;r;diy w@i recalled memories of youth simos, hsw;ldered his senses with joy, but wi1n ,A:i Al those cndearments to wean nun lIsnl D.s n.s n.onnta;n r'oo home failed, and he is once more an,eng us and once more en]"yiag s.e sl, sa,sforts of the little Paradise he possesses sere He had drank of hasssyAni'a waters.