The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-28
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COlt. fl A match factory ought to pay in Prescott. Let some one try their luck in an enterprise of this kind.
 WooL.-C. P. Head & Co. have on hand ana ready for shipment to Ehrenberg about 30,OOo lbs, of wool.
 MT. Harlow. of Williamson Valley. is in towa and reports farming interests in that section as favorable.
 The dry spell hangs on with firm and determined tenacity, corn begins to wither, ard in fact everything needs moisture.
 Barley is getting down to a bed rock rrice, tour cents per pound being about the figure it commands in the Prescott market. A general convention of the Republican marty of the Territory of New Mexico, for for nominating 6 candidate to Congress will be held at Santa Fe, July, 30th, 1878.
 Phil McDanald, one of the Williamson Valley hay princes, was in town last eve | ming. with a load of that excellent quality | of horse hash raised on his ranch.
 MT. Henry Henson, an old resident of .lauosa. Colorado, has been on trip of inspectjon through different sections of the Territory with view of starting into busi- meas. OcCTttdIl oocpCi otaitCa AOA eh~ PP~a Verde this afternoon, where he has, with other parties, agood stock ranch upon which are grazing several hundred head of cattle and horses. Tom. Waters, who is doing quite freight ing business to the numerous mining camps, loaded his four mule team down with sup plies for Buffum's Alexandra store, this morning, and departed on his mission.
 Gov. A. P. K. Stafford was to have left Washington for Arizona, on the 20th inst. Congress having adjourned on that day, no doubt his business at the Capital terminated with the adjournment
 Richard Delaney, of Mora County, New Mexico, was murdered at his home in the town of Mora, on the Sth, inst, and Gov ernor Axtell has offered reward of $500. for the arrest and conviction of the murderer. The following is list of Jurors in the murder case now on trial-Curtis, defendant: l.. Levi, James Miles, R. Prather, J. NJ. Roberts, F. Schultz, W. J. O'Neil, 1T. J.. Head, A. P. Williams, Morris Earth, W. C.. Collier, Fred. Glover, J. G. West.
 R. Barricklow of Upper Kirkland Valley, left town for home this morning, taking out as way freight a load of choice can goods for MT. Atkinson, of the Iron Spring station. which he intends to spread before his guests on the coming Fourth.
 One precinct on the Verde is still busy orpanizing the Democratic party, and 1t Is to be hoped that they will find some one Tn their fair valley that has Congressional head and insist upon his becoming candi- date for the Delegacy.
 MT. Atkinson, of the Iron Spring Station, has new dancing hall 25x50 feet about completed for the accommodation of his 4th of July visitors. It is thought that at least 300 persons will be present and cele- brate at that place oa the 4th, and psrtici- at the dance in the evening.
 VIII. Swain has commenced quarrying stone for the foundation of the new Catholic church. about to be erected. Rev. Father Becker. who has the charge and supervision of inc construction, has gone on visit south in the interests of his church and parochisl duties.
 Eon. Thomas Ewing, Jeff Kirkland Valley =. ,av. Monday, enroute to Bradshaw. fy;s ,r;n just at this time probably has i.ns;,asl co. ,nected with it, and soon, we s.. ous."sSS ,ao, to hear of some lively enter nr;se in inc way of quartz mill or mining Speculation starting mp around the Tiger.
 Tn. rr,m;ncnt business men have con c,udad to close their houses after three o'clock. D. m. on the Fourth of July, TOT .ne nn,r,se off allowing al hands an opportunity of ceIcIrating the Nations birthday ID an annrorr;ase manner. This is move ln tIie right direction and highly cemmendaoie ID them.
 Dick Gillespie. of the Peck stage lett TOT Alexandra this morning with one passenger and heavy load of express ana way ire'en' T,I,oks somewhat as if business was m nroy;ag at the Peck Mine. judging from ths smouns of goods being shipped aud carried awav bv tie two regular express and passen
 .bat make semi-weekly trips tt that place.
 Gen W. Hance. thrifty farmer, sfoci raiser. etc has the contract. st Camp serue for furnishing that post yitll hay. straw ane charcoal the coming year. Sis nguiss io hay. s27 per ton; straw ST; ana cnarcos 30 cents per bushei MT. Hance has a'reau. supplied the Quartermaster with "is' ausnti,; of wheat and barley hay, the oe eartment being entirely out of forage.
 FrouRrxo MILL ON THE LITTLE CoLoRAD' MT. Serafiuo Apodaca. of St. Johns, In forms us that he is prtting up at that place and has nearly completed 6 No. hour'n: mill capsble of manufacturing flour suincien to supply the whole of eastern fasapa' The stones are of the finest French bur- m nn' inc water wheel of the Turbine pattern. Tn rSole machinery is of tas latest ana mos immyyed style, and the enferprise IS ,. on ts.t is seredit to Mir. Apodaca, and os wnic the the peopl. m esst of the Mogollon range shous' feel proud. =.
 DrssouurroS.-!The eo-partnership exls' inc between Messrs. Morgan 4 poagne''s as will be seen by noi:ee in th,s issue our paper, has been dissolssa [ sror consent. Mr. Dougherty withdraN'n ns -. ..o. l. the firm. The sspersiion of these gen'lems '. as eo-partners win not deprive us of so ca ceilent a mechanic ss MT. D., has prove himself to be, as he has concludea so reu,rs rs. in the establishment as an empioye in firm has been known as one oi tne u'es reliable in Prescott, and no doubt Will . tain it's old reputation with Ar. Morgan irs sole manager.
 VERDE CRoPs.-Jossph Melvin, one oa <, u oldest and nest extensive farmers ot ul rcrde Valley. has presented us witn spe' imeas of wheat, oats and barley, raised 2 his nlsce this season that would be hard heat ;n 1ny country. The wheat ana oaf.s