The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25
THURSDAY.

Geo. W. Curtis has lumber to send down south. Cash freight.
 Gen. Winters will visit the Tiger and other mining properties in Bradshaw Dis trict.
 Beach's team, with John Noon again as master of ceremonies, left for Ehrenberg thls morning.
 The News Letter publishes private letter written by Mrs. Jesse B. Fremont to the Editor of that paper.
 Charley Young's stage took out to the Peck this morning seven passengers ana considerable express matter.
 Judge Paul Weber, candidate for the Leg islative Council, left th:s morning Tor the Bradshaw country. He will speak al Alex andra and Gillett.
 Judge Silent, who takes lively interest and has unhounded faith in the mines or Arizona, will visit the Bradshaw country this week.
 Dan OTeary, with his Indian scouts, re- turned day or two since from an unsuc- ce,sful search after the persons who robbed fine stage near Date Creek, in the early rart of this month.
 Willard Rice, an old and honorod miner ! of Lynx Creek, accompanied by Doc oo"en' 1 left this morning for hiS nome, with two pack animals loaded down with supplies.
 D. R. Poland informs Us that he has struck the genuine vein of tine Poland gold mine fin Biz Bug District. Poland < Rob crts own this ledge, and are making money working the ores with an arastra.
 A little son of our neighbor, Mr. \. RosS, had the misfortune, a few day; since to fai! and disIooate his elbow. l medical gentle man was called in who placed the injured Tmb in piacc, and Master Ross is now doing well.
 l.. Bashford X Co.,, of the pioneer house of northern Arizona, have new advertise ,,ort in this issue of the MINER. Every farmer. miner, mechanic or business man , sbould not fail to poruse every word they have 10 say in regard 10 low prices and theiI extensive assortment.
 The attention of those owning cattle. ana ' residents within the village limits, ls u'' } racted to the law prohibiting the running at Iarge of such animals within the corporate $ I;res Many complaints are being mace !. and if is probable that an application VII : coon .,, he mad1 to the City Council for the I establishment of pound. Ne hear favorable reports from all see
 ,,ons iu regard to Aurat Mastersoa cer I to;rtv of success at the coming election I Roth gentlemen running for me poS''Iioi IO | of District Attorney are qai'e S,eNe.' ou {, ;t k renerallv acceeded that Nr- Mss'erSop
 having an interesting family iooAl'e him for support, is entitled 70 'be No'e ? , fhe people. Probably hls eNpefle!uNVo Y rreater than that of his opponen'' Su'i' ''' n sbility of NIT. Rush is unqnes'ion"O'' co,rral Winters is very favorab!y i'm
 aa yv;th the mineral outlook m AT. 1T n f,r as he has seen, but Is oi tl u a hona oninion as Major Truman, ina
 Nnn.ter5 Arizona is cursed with poor nsi
 .o;i;t;as and that the conveyances wii,ci
 l"e sS ',,.rd ,,.oneIjed bv raw-boned, leng-wihae' alo Pc f,tsEw.hide horses are the most un ''nu e,rtsble things ever placed uilon
 aTtsnt co'at a passenger route as 'iia' HUI pr tbq m Capital of Arizona to uhi'
 ,. Trnman has issued an order to th d ai"loa la.aro of Prescott, Phenix, Florehc
 P5 Ppo5 Tucson, instrcctiDg them, ln ,,,o, tv S.ace robberies, to pay over ,o s"1 .bo an,,r
 naTties, who msy wlsn to TS': rD;.o '. wary goo Patars the sum of S'o- ms ls ,bere ., a. ;Sas for in very many ins.'l0 h;e,b,yavme 0. .hose who would follow up aso n' fsci th,
 .hst uS de not do so from the slnIIh ,,Ii;th to msl ,p .bav have not the means ",is.s'; ;s ,,sncral N .no ., .onr of several days, "nlel .l,boTs i T. u- "a.sssary in following s'ase ',oor mi ho
 nJvancing of.a few dollars ao fk down thef
 est people, who Wisn so ssrts. we are sati Tn ana uo .,i ,,rova to be wisS sna o' or fed VII
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