The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
THURSDAY.

Lieutenant F. D. Thomas wilt soon take
 his departure from Arizona. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Dr. Good fellow is quite i'll.
 Prescott can boast of her saloons which
 are the finest in the Territory George Reeb unloaded his train to- day ai the stores of Goldwater & Bro. and c. P Head & Co.
 A. J. Mason of the City Boot and Shoe store, received large supply of everything
 m his line, to-day, per team of McNeal.
 Henry Connolly arrived from Tiptop this morning and informs us that the mlll is running out bullion at the rate ot $2,00O per day.
 Arrivals by the c. S A. Stage Company M. Gcldwater and Jas. Rosborough
 Departures :--Lieutenant H. P. Kingsbury and H. Ellis.
 Doverncy, of the Central Restaurant, re- ceived new range to-day, which will cna- ble him to furnish food for all'wto may fa- vor him with their patronage.
 The Yuma Sentinel man is dissatisfied with Gov. Hoyt for having commufed the sentence of Lewis, and for having appointed the Hon. James Riley a Notary Public for Yuma county.
 Johnny Myers, of Ehrenberg, and team- ster of s. NJ. Bryan, at McAIullen's Wells, are down with the smill-pnx. Other cases are reported at EnrenDerg and along the Colorado River.
 Several freight trains are close to town, working their way in through the mud. It will require several days of fine weather to dry the roads sufficiently to make good wheeling.
 McNeal's Mammoth prairie schooners, loaded to the brim with everything nice for Prescott market, discharged their cargoes at the various mercantile and business houses to-day.
 A board of inspection to examine certain hay offered by the contractor to the Govern msnt, was convened at Whipple yesterday. The hay was somewhat 'agueous" which "said' cause called forth the board.
 Charles Culling, of Culling's station, on the Ehrenberg road, arrived in town this morning and reports things in his section as favorable Heavy rains have drenchcd the hills and plains. making the grass spring up with wonderful rapidity.
 RPoRATroN-Articleso esofincorporation have been filed of the Oriental Mining Con- pany, to operate in Arizona; Directors August V. Kautz, T. Wilhelm, F. A. Whit ney, w L. Newlands. James Newlands, J. Y. Plume; Capital $2,5o0,0o0.
 Mir. W. H. Grove, who has been absent for several months prospecting for bonan- a and who returned home a few days since, coming from the Peck on foot through the storm, contracted severe cold, from the eff fleets of which he is confined to his bed.
 Tyng scolds the Salt River Herald for an article without giving the proper credit, and in his paper of the 20th fast, has a column of news from Salt River, ideas of the Herald, and gives the same kind of credit that the Herald has adopted-sim- ply none at all.
 Brown Bros. have just turned out from their foundry a mammoth boiler front, weighing several hundred pounds, which goes to prove that castings of the most for midable nature, can Dc made right here al home, without the trouble of sending away for them,
 HEAPS OF BULLIoN.--Parties recently from Signal City represent that the Me Crackin Cos. 20 stamp mill is turning out about $l00,000 per month, and the Signal Co.'S. ten stamps yield about S50,000 in the same time. A monthly yield of $i50000 from one little Camp with only two small mills, is not bad.
 Connolly's te ms, reported as being snow bound on the Mogollon Ringe, a few days sInee. were compelled to leave portion of their cargo. which was salt for the Tiptop company, in order to get through. The train with part loads, succeeded in reaching Gilsett. its destination, few days since, and has returned to the vicinity of Stone mans Lake for the balance of its loading.
 Head & Co, one of the mast formidable houses in Arixnna, received large invoice Df new supplies at tIselr stnre today Per sons not acquainted with their business would be astonisheo if we were to tell them that they receive and pay freight on nearly me million pounds of goods annually, never theless such is the case. II takes heaps of goods for their three stores Prescott, Verde md Giliett.
 MILITARY ORDERs.--Geucral Wilcox on the 2end and 25rd, issued the following orders: First Lieutenant II. P. Kingsbury 9th Cav, will report in peison to the Judge Advocate of the Court Martial to meet at Omaha. Neb-, May lst, 1878.
 Tho Depot Quartermaster at Whipple Depot, wils protect government property in his charge from further waste or injury. and for such purpose dai!y detail of necessary troops will bs made by tae Post Comman- der at Fort Whipple.
 Lieut. H. F. Kingsbury is granted one months leave O absence with permission to apply for two mnaths n1,rc after his dis charge from attendance upon tho Court Martial at Omaha
 A Beard of Snrycy WIS to meet on the szfh ii Whipple Depnt at 10 A. N., toa- sissinc nf Lie1ts G. ". Kuasl,ufy l2th Inf. .. M. Bailey, 6th Inf aiid Wm. Bxirt, 9th Csr., to repart on cert1i1l hag presented by