The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
Fridays News.

The funeral of James s. Giles, will take place at P. NJ. this afternoon.
 Wilber's team loaded at the store of O. P Head & Co.,, this morning with several thousand pounds of merchandise, for their branch store at Camp Verde.
 The funeral of the late Governor Bashford will take place from the Marina Street Church, tomorrow, Saturday, the 27th inst, at ?. M. Friends are cordially invited to attend.
 CATHOLIC SEavIcE.-Mass will be held at my residence. at the Eastern end of Willis street, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and on week days at o'clock A. M., without further notice. REV. FATHER BECKER. James Watkins 16 mule team with three Prairie Schooners attached, loaded with 20,- 900 lbs. of miscellaneous freight arrived from Ehrenberg this morning and discharged cargo
 Pursuant to call meeting of those persons interested in the building of hall for theatrical and other purposes took place last evening. officers were elected, Q tot purchased from Col. Head and invitations extendeded to different builders for bids to erect the same.
 Two fine milk COWS belonging to Judge Brooks and A. O. Moves, which have been absent and much sought for, during the last two months. have again returned. That of Judge Brooks returned yesterday. and the one belonging to MT. Moves thIs morning. The latter has evidently been tied up as the hair is worn around the horns, which have been sawed of, suspicious are aroused against fsv: fla Sf,f,ds and teh will be kept on them.
 BUILD A Foor BRDGE.--Yesterday, as MT. Chas. Culling happened to be passing Granite Creek, he espied two small children rolling down the stream, crying for help. They were passing the Creek on plank that served for temporary bridge, when they lost their balasce, or became fright ened, and fell in. The current, which is quite swift, carried them away, and had it not been for the timeIy aid given hy Mir. CuIling, the smaller of the TWO would cer- tainly have been drowned. Granite Creek needs a good foot brlige with railings on the sides, which will enable people to cross in time of high water without danger of be- ing drowned. We hope the "city fathers" will see ths necessity and take action.
 The aDreamsra has escaped. and dreams now unfettered from his prison of clay. Whatsoever of taint, of misfortune, or of misdirection attached to his pathway through life, is left behind with the .hand- fal of earthn that lies shrouded for burial, and the essence" with it's gentieness, Its kindly qualities, its poetic thoughts, its sut- teachings for another life, has scared into space.
 No ungenerous allusions to past, he was perhaps unable to control, and was cer- tainly endeavoring to retrieve. can vex him now, and we cannot better bid him fare well than by quotation from enc of bis favoiite poets:
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