The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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noon with six passengers.
 Rev. J. A. Merrill reached Santa Fe, o
 the l4th inst, having had pleasant trip.
 ". H Grove and family intend moving
 to the Bradshaw country about the frs
 day of July.
 Mr. Senteney, from Point of Rocks, made
 call at the MIXER office this morning. anc
 informed us that he was satisfied with Ari
 zona as a stock country, and would hereafter
 embark in stock raising.
 The case of Mrs. Susan Sweetser, asking
 for divorce, was decided this morning by
 granting the petition of Plaintiff. Her At
 forney was instructed to prepare findings
 and decree.
 Allen Cullumbcr will have an injunction
 placed on certain parties who are aDpropri-
 ating his rights in the water at Walnut
 Grove, to their own uses and to bis detrimeni
 and loss.
 The Tiptop Mill is still idle owing to the failure of water. Tine Company are digging
 away at their well and soon expect to have it finished, with plenty of water with which to start the machinery in motion.
 Evans has teIegrapbed that he has ac- compiisbed the great undertaking which he go secretly undertook on the morning of last Sunday, viz: Safely landing two well ironed victims at Yuma.
 The wife of one of the "black hearted compadres" Mrs. Juan Sedillo arrived from her home at St. Johns, on the Little Coio- rado, yesterday. Mrs. Sedillo comes to the defense of her husband, like true woman.
 Sur CoMMEScED.-Chas. A. Luke, has commenced suit in the District Court against Messrs. Donahue. Martin and Roach, of San Francisco, for adjustment and settlement ol accounts amounting to $4l ,000.
 Mr. Charles Cushman. a valuable assistant in the suffers store at Camp Verde, is in town, his presence being required as 2 wit ness against the soldiers now ca trial for the murder of two soldier companions at Verde.
 The Mew York Mining Record, says:- ssThirty mines in Arizona, California and Nevada yielded $4 ;998,0l1 during the month Of April, 1878, and that the same mines pro duccd SIS. 1921 ,s3s for the four months end ing April 80, 1878"
 Fred. Hiltenbrand, good farmer and citizen, is in town. Fred. thinks with reasonable amount of rain just now that the corn cribs of Yavapai will hardly acccom- modate the storage capacity that will be needed this fall. Let It ram.
 Thomas Saunders is in town from his ranch on the summit ,of the Black Hills north of Prescott Tom has @ fine dairy ranch staked off, pretty well stocked with cows and intends 10 devote his entire atten- ton to doing business and the raising oi stock
 George Tyng the Yuma Sentinel, arrived this morning from an extended trip through Mohaye County. Mir. Tyng has visited nearly all the principal towns and mines n that County, and speaks in iattering terms of the progress being made in all branches of industry in every section visited by him.
 Hon. A. E. Davis will be in Prescott during the coming week, and will then de eide as to whether he will become candi- | date for Congressional henors We hear | that some of his Republican friends will | insist upon his becoming candidate, and | will probably insure his election.
 Superintendent Hardy, of the Peck mine, is in town, having arrived last evening. A meeting was held at the Peck Company's | office to-day and all books, papers, etc, belonging to the company turned over to MT. Hardy, thus doing away with an office in this town.
 One of J. NJ. Bryan's teams lGaded with goods for Randall S Cline, when within about three miles of this Village, had the misfortune to break wheel of one of the large wagons, causing delay in the de- livery of the freight and expense to the owner.
 The following is the list of passengers who arrived and departed per c. & A. stage this morning:
 ARRrvALs.-A. Curtin, ". T. Robinson. w B. Robertson, D. w. Reardon, George Tyng.
 DErARruREs-s Sam Goldwater, George w. Bates.
 That hombrs, Twig, who is to have DOT ton of the ten thousand dollars to be ex pended in convictine some one, no differ ence who, for tho killing of Pete and { others, has another very witty communi [ cation ia fhe unreliable Hibernian 7X9 pub lished by bosom friend and former associ | ate of the Yuma Indians. |, The following persons were sworn in a. arors to try the prisoner Chapman, now on trial for complicity in the killingof Michae a 0'Byrne, and James Wool at Camp Verde Aaron Seeley, George Waters, Wm. Lynn, T John Kirwagen. I. B. Hubbard, T, X. C,rd, r B. A. Smith, N. H. Bowen, John Rarick, n ]. Bradley, Joseph Taylor, J. B.Ayers. Iii The indictments found against Kirby and | Swflling, for complicity in the stage rob scry 60 near Wiekenburg, in April, were Il disposed of by the District Attorney enter ng aolqs proseqsi. The attorneys for defend Ints objected and asked that the case go [, I rial. The molten however was oyerrulet ,y the Court, and the clerk ordered to strike he case from the docket. Were it not for beiittleing ourself we R you'd extend thanks tn the visionary being Nj f the Enterprise for having devoted about II ne-half af The space of hls paper to our cl 'enetis, the past week. It was really kind sr n his part, and quite treat for his read IS. The little space not allotted to our arc and praise was filled with stale read o' ng. Give us some more. tv The welcome rain made it's appearance m gaia this morning and has continued, dur Noi N he day, at intervals to come down in big 1l rops, causing smile to radiate from the VI row ofall. The atmosphere throws outevery ,dicatioa for long wet spell and it Is the ea rayer of farmers. stock raisers. merchants 10 nd candidafs to office that the signs will an ot fail. vi Henry Boettcher, tackled the new road to ne lexandra again yesterday. He says 1t 10 oes pretty we'll going out and cnts of ,vcral miles travel, bat in coming back Pi Al E4