The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-14
MONDAY.

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 The Citizen is after the Salt River He-aId
 Be lenient. Mr. Cum
 J. M. Bryan's teams took away 60 bales
 of wool this trip from the house of Q. F Head & Co.
 1 Mr. Howe. the Architect is superintend- l ing the work on the Courthouse and Jail in
 a very satisfactory manner.
 BrILfoS SHIPMEyTs.-Wells, Fargo & Ce. shipped last month $60,000 in silver,
 aud Sl0,000 in gold from Prescott to San Francisco.
 Carey & Gessingers teams were unloading
 at the store of l.. Bashford < Co. this morn ing. Don't remember how many pounds,
 but it was pretty big pile.
 The fine double barrelIed shot gun rallied
 for at the saloon of Mr. Biting, on Saturday
 evening, was won by Joseph Taylor, of
 Crook canyon, 42 being the lucky throw.
 Geo. W. Bryan is in town, having come
 on ahead of his teams, which are approach
 ing from Salt River, loaded with barley for
 Mrs Stevens. to apply on her Government
 contract
 Mfr. and Mrs. c. A. Luke returned by
 stage from San Francisco this morning.
 Mrs. Luke, whose health has been poor for
 some time, is much improved in appear
 ance, and has hopes of entire recovery. The Clipper Mill Lumber O.. have re- ceived an order from Government to furnish for Camp Mcdowell, 52,000 feet of lumber. This will make back freight for some of our Salt River friends who are freighting barley to Prescott.
 Sol. Earth has gone with large train which he loaded with wool at Springerville, to the terminus of the R. R. at Garland, where he will ship his wool East, and reload his train for Messrs. Lacy & O., post-traders at Camp Apache.
 John McNeil's mammoth 16-mule team, the star of the road, unloaded today He dropped ten tons at the store of W. NJ. Buf- fun, consisting chiefly of assorted family gro- cerles. The rest of his load was scattered among various merchants.
 Judge Alsap and family, from Phenix, are visiting Prescott, having arrived in town on last. The Judge is an old Pres cottite and generally finds his way ar least once a year. to his first love in Arizona | Prescott, the largest city in Arizona.
 Jno. P. Osborn and wife, and William. now of Phenix, Maricopa County, some of the first and very best white people that settled in Prescott away back in 1864, are ln town. visiting. their friends and acquain- taLces, who are legion. Such people are always welcome visitors.
 Mrs. Susan Sweetser, very industrious lady who has been engaged in the dress making business in this county for the past year, has concluded to return to San Fran :isco and will offer for raffie an elegant sew ng machine and sofa. The articles are nearly new and will be offered for about ,ne half their real value.
 ANOTHER JUsTICE.-The Board of Super 'isors this morning appointed Albert o. Noyes, Justice of the Peace, for Prescott precinct, in place of the late Danl Mitchell, Ieceased. Mr. Moves has had experience in , he position before, and gave satisfaction. IL lands to his credit that of very many cases , ppealed from his court, not one of his de- isi ms was ever reversed by the higher , Durt.
 WHEN. WHERE, ,WHITHER.-Tbere will be lecture delivered at the City Hall, within T hort time, by one of Prescott's eloquent l oeng Attorneys, for the benefit of the Iethodist Church South. The subject se- s scted is "Why. When, Whither." A real eat may be anticipated The evening has s ot yet been decided upon, but it will robably be sometime within week. Morris Earth and Mr. Baca, from Springer He, are at presentin Prescott, having come 4
 for the purpose of giving their testimony d certain matters now pending before the 2 istrict Court. MT. Earth who is largely terested .n teams and freighting, tells us at the greatest drawback Yava. al County IS is the impossible condition of the route ross the Mogollon range, which prevents si si 'inging in supplies from the east where ., ey are cheap. .s .s LYNcHED.-Two Wallispai Indians, who P urdered John Cur;ton, at Blackberry last A' eek, were followed to the Sandy, and ught at the ranch of Tom Ship-They ere tried before Judge Lyuch, who order that they Do hung to a Cottonwood limb he sentence of the Court was duly carried 1t with effect, and the last our correspondent W of the Indian murderers, they were dan- of ing between heaven and earth with their sa cks stretched so that they resembled nf ose of sand hill cranes, IA