The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-30

l A. E. Head, for some time connected with the mercantile establishment of c. P. Head & Co, as head salesman, leaves for the East tomorrow morning.
 S. C. Rogers overseer of the road from Prescott to Walnut Greek, has gang oi men at work repairing the same. All oi which is very good.
 Jerry Sullivan started out, to-day. for a trip to Salt River and Hayden's Ferry, to be absent about two weeks This is not an electioneering tour for Jerry.
 E. 0. Grant has bought and paid NJ. L. Pera ta for bis store in Wickenburg. Per alta removes his goods to Phenix, where he has concluded to go into business. Uncle Jimmy Coughran of wickenburp, IS going to sink and run an arastra on the "Ei capitanr lode. sifrate on Cave Creek, owned by himself and Dr. Pierson.
 Mrs. Dan Hasz went out to wickenburg this morning, for the purpose of visiting her friend, Mrs. Brill, and to partake of the delicious fruit raised on Mir. Drills farm.
 Sheriff shibsll and posse made a success ful raid on Brazzleton, the desperate single handed stage robbcr who has, during the Last two years, taken in about 15 different stages.
 Mr. Jerome E. Crooks returned yesterday from trip to Phenix by the way of Gillett. dr. Crooks informs Us that tic country this side Of Salt River, was one vast lake of water and almost impassaole for person oa horseback
 J. II. More of Upper Kirkland Valley, is one of ite most intelligent citizens of Yava- pal. Why not ask him to allow his name to be presented to the voters of Yavapai for the ] Iegislature? Night go long way and not get so competent msn.
 Robt. Garslde, of Kirkland, and Judge Alex. Harris, of Peoples Valley, are in town. They both report the rains ample in their respective localities, crops promising. but the roads awful. The Judge says the only fear of harm to the crops now is frsm frost.
 Brown Brothers made success yesterday turning out set of mullers, at their foundry on Mccormick Street. for the Atzlan mill So soon as their mullers are placed in their proper places, the mill will start up and have no more stoppages.
 Tyng supports Hon. A. E. Davis for the Delegacy. He is subsidized about the same as the MINER is-$S0 worth. It does us good to work for glory, what do we care for money2 Woolsey is our man, and he will be the next Delegate from Arizona, notwithstanding the faint assertions to the contrary by another hozabre
 Andrew Tyner, Sheriff of Yuma County, has been appointed by Marshal Dake, his Deputy for Yuma County. Thus far the new Marshal has made very excellent selections in his deputies, and will continue 10 do so clear through. Our Territory is fortunate in securing so honorable gentleman and one so qualified to fill the loffice of U. S. Marshal.
 J. NJ. Moore, of Upper Kirkland, has raised cshbage and other vegetables too large for the market. He says his twenty five pound heads of cabbage offered yester- day, were each more than one family wanted to buy. Being green in the business, he says he made mistake in raising them so large, but next year he will try and hit the right size.
 NIT. Fred. Hudson, who lost valuable horse on the 18th inst, that is some one appropriated the ss me without his knowl- edge or co, sent-has decided to offer re- ward of $50 for the apprehension of the thief and recovery of the horse. For tine thief $50, and fer the horse $100. Hope the thief will be captured and delivered over to Mir. Hudson, who will see that he does not escape before punishment is meted out, such as thief deserves.
 In selecting candidates for the Legisla- lature. would it not be we'll to have con vention meet at some specified day, invite people from different sections of the county, and get the opinions of the masses generally as to who should be selected to fill the im- portant trust of legislators and not have the ticket made up by two or three men m Prescott? The sober thinking men of the county will stand no rings or cliques. Far dealing and nothing short oft is demanded.
 MEETING OF CREDIToRs.--As will be seen bv advertisement, the Assignee of the estate of s. c. Miller & Bro., Bankrupts, has called general meeting of the creditors of said estate to be held at the office of the Register 1 in Bankruptcy, ca the 7th day of Septem- Der. at which meeting he proposes to suo- nit a complete statement ot his doings m inc matter of the estate and should there be any money on hand at that time over and above expenses, he will l,e prepared to distribute it according to law.
 Telegraphlc report from Phenix to-day, shows that Rube Thomas got away wltn the Democratie nomination for Sheriff ot Mafi- copa County, and Neri Osborne was the cbs.ice of the convention tor Recorder Both these gentlemen are well known m this county. and ola Yavapai will fec feel nroud of their success at tue polls: The convention passed resolution of confidence in and recommendation uf, Col. Woolsey candicacy for the Delegate-ship
 I. E. Anderson, Deputy Marshal, who went to Signal City few days since for the purpose of taking possession of all goods and property, lately owned by MT. Guerin' and by him turned over to llis son-in-iaw, Jack Owens, met with a little resistance from the party in possession who refused 70 i acknowledpe the authority of the depnty marshal or the order of tho court. ~hicn was to seize everything on peution oi Guerin's creditors throwing him into pank, ruptcv. Mr. Anderson, who has pienty oI firuness and decision, suminoned two oI ,hree gentlemen to assist and succeeueo in