The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-07
MONDAY.
THOMAS c BRAY.
.spectfully.

MONDAY.
 Judge Kelsey from Kirkland Valley is il
 town.
 . The Diana Saloon was opened to the pub
 lie last evening.
 H. L. Boettchef left this morning for Fur , key Creek, with heavy express and wa, freight.
 Glli Haggart is again in town from CamI
 Apache, attending to his contract bushes with Uncle Sam.
 II Herspring, the cigar manufacturer anC tobacconist, is putting boa tOa sign il front of his place of business.
 q Mr. Crew arrived this morning from
 Phenix, with a few thous md pounds oi
 flour for Bowen, Knowles & Co.
 Chas. Goldman, one of the best merchants
 and most accommodating gentlemen of Ari-
 zona, is in town from his home, Tempe,
 Maricopa County.
 | The contractors are pushing the new Theater building along rapidly, and in a
 very short time the structure will be ready
 for the first play, Lied Astray."
 Utah has now according to d close estimate
 by persons familiar with its population,
 about 100000 souls. All of whom are in
 dustrious and well-to do in worldly effects
 In the case of Hill vs. Wilson & Haskell.
 tor balance on a certain contractf for masonry
 connected with the new court house. tried
 before Justice Cate, on Saturday last, the jury returned a verdict for plaintiff for $S6
 United States District Attorney, E. B.
 Pomr0y, arrived yesterday morning from
 his home in Tucson. Mr. Pomroy is here for the purpose of attending to certain criminal cases that are to be tried at this term of the Court.
 M. l.. Peralta of Wickenburg, has an ad- vertisement in to-day's issue which speaks loud and to the point. Mir Peralta is man who watches all the short corners and pur- chases which give him an advantage in sell ing at low figures.
 Several persons have been arrested on a complaint made that they were instrumental in causing Overstreet, Spencer and others to 1 be killed near Springerville, last fall. The prisoners are to be brought to Prescott fol l trial. The military at Apache assisted in making the arrest.
 TEN PIN ALLEY.-B. 1T. Smith, of the | Plaza Bit Saloon, is erecting in the rear of his place of business, Ten Pin Alley one- hundred feet in length. When completed the alley will present nice appearance, and be found quite pleasant place to pass "a while" in beneficial exercise.
 BULLION SaIPMENr.-A letter to us from w. E. Hopkins, clerk at the Tiptop mill. dated Gllett, May 3lst, incidentally men, tions the fict that the stage which takes his letter to Prescott also takes 5bars of bullion of the value of sS, ,s37.25, making SIG, ,sO9. .94 shipped by the co npany during the month ,f May.
 A model domestic woman is Mrs. c. E. Hitchcock. She came out from New York Sity, direct to Big Bug Valley in January, lS14, and with the exception of trip to ,amp Verde, where her eldest daughter was married, q visit to Mrs. Gen. Crook in 1875. md one to Mrs. Gen. Ktutz in 1876, she has lever been away from home.
 We lay before our ,eaiers to.,,ay. Jud ye iilent's ea IT ye anl iastruetions to the Grand ury. IL win be fund in every particular.
 wise and carsfilly arranged effusion. gherein the duty uf the Grand Jurors is l, lainly marked out. Thase who heard the U harge delivered in Court pronounce it as ! nll of sensible recommendations and of ], igh literary character. Chief Justice French, has gone on a sixty avs leave of absence to California and the h 'ast Judge French on his return win be i, by Mrs. French, who has been 'r some time visiting friends and relatives Troy, N. Y. The Judge has convinced . le people throughout the Territory of his reat legal abilities and his superior literary ad historical ttainments.-[ Tuscon Star. MINE BoNDED.-Mrs. c. E.. Hitchcock and Iiss kittie II. Hitchcock have bonded six ining claims, water rights, mill sites, etc., R Big Bug Mining district. to Moses Tobin b,
 Chicago. for Sl5,0o0 cash, payable on or ps .iore July lst, and other valuable consider s. A ions, supposed to be stock interest. If "a is bond eventuateS in c sale, there is a good su 'ospect that large reelection works will be ls ecieu m Big Bug and the bullion yield of y is cd time district will make lots of rich sans g Bugers. se Mir. Wm. Osborn from Phenix. arrived an
 town last evening. Mr. and Mrs. John so Osborn, and Dr. Alsap and family. are or Dpping for few days at Ash Creek. where sal sa r. Osborn owns c good farm, but Intend N mingon to Prescott and to be in atrendapc- ne ne the District Court. Mrs Osborn havinau ma se against certain parties, for unlawfully gr. Laching and selling number of cnws se. eh, el,, aging tn her. for the liquidation of debts. be- sde by her husband. =, W. B. Cliff, of Verde. on tue 24th of May. fol lile putting yearlag into wagon was sa: rown to the ground and had his right leo for Dken. His son William J. Cliff. who was p,, p-, on the Grand Jury, represented ds. } situation to Judge Silent this rnorninQ rsd q was excused for the term in order to re- . n and take care of ais father. ". B. Cliff So years of age, and it is thought the cture of limb in one so advanced in s.' ars will be apt to go quite hard with him. pr ough the son informs us thar the old rrn. l.s }. man is quite hopeful and bears it with is sis' at fortitaie. Ne hope to be able soon nz chronicle bis recovery hss'