The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-14

Mir. Throne, who was injured while work ing on the house of Mr. Wiley, is about He was considerably bruised, and will no be able to resume his work for several day.
 Judge Silent and party, have returne. from Coyote Springs, Black Hills District They report the mines look well, and als' plenty of antelope, and other smaller gam may be seen.
 Deputy Sheriff Behan returned from tn, Little Colorado last evening, bringing tn, following prisoner, Juan Sedillia and w R. MilligaD, charged with being accomplice in the killing of George Spence.
 We were informed to-day, that the owner of the Emmett Mine, situate in the Blacl Hill District, are contemplating the erection of fiyc-stamp mill. and negotiations for the purchase of one in San Francisco are now under consideration, wetrust that this vii be done. as the mine bears good name foi richness in gold.
 Mir. Wm. Bradford starts out for another trip to Arizona tomorrow. He takes out on this trip 10000 pounds of freight con- sisting entirely of valley produce, honey, dried and green fruit, lard, bacon and wines and brandiel from Sanscvaine's. Mir Bradford is one of our energetic freighters who is bound to find market for our pro- ducts and not let some other place get ahead of him.-[S Saa Bcrnadino Times
 TIE GLORIOUS FoURTH.-Robert Atkin- son, at the toll house at Iron Spring, summit of the Sierra Prietta mountains, eight miles west of Prescott, is preparing to celebrate the Nations birthday in becoming style, and to wind up with grand ball in the even- ing. Programmes, etc, will be printed in a day or two.
 It is beautiful drive from town, the scenery is magnificent, the view from the summit is limited only by the power of the vision of the beholdcr, the accommodations will be first-class, and we can't see why it shall not be perfect success.
 What shall we do for court items now that the Peck company is all settled up and quit entering suits? Surely they will not quit square off at once, without more warning than they have been pleased thus far to give the public. It would be a less shock to the public nerves if they would sue each other little along and quit by degrees-taper of, so to speak. We understand the papers re- lating 10 the treaty are not all signed as yet, and it seems as if they might mandamus each her a little 10 compel them to sign, or institute some other proceeding, which their extensive experience in legal matters should readily suggest.
 FOUND DEAD.--Deputy Sheriff Behan re- ports that about two miles beyond Chavez Pass, he discovered the dead body of man. He evidently had been murdered, as there was bullet hole in the pack of the head coming out at the mouth. Upon the exami- nation of his person, there was found S4.75 and some letters directed to ''J. Hamilton" :" He is thought to have been Mir. John Ham, ilton, Mormon, living in that neighbor- hood. At the time of dis covery, it appear ed to the officer that he had been dead but short time, as his body was quite warm There were two men in that locality, and suspicion points to them as the assas- sins.
 Thos. B. Lyon, the would-be murderer, having been allowed to plead guilty to an assault, was, Monday morning, brought into Court and sentenced to ninety days in the County jail. This was villainous case of attempt to murder and had the prisoner net already suffered considerable punish ment, being confined nearly year in jail awaiting trial, and punished himself pretty severely during the lime he was out with Lewis trying to find his way out of the country, he would no doubt have been dealt with more severely by the authorities. Our readers will remember that this was an at- tempt to shoot c. E. Frederick, without the feast cause or provocation.
 Lyon came into town and immediately went on a raid in search of Jack Swilling or Charley Reives, whom he regarded as 'sChiefs," and said "Chiefs are my meat" His first break was for Becker's barber-shop, where be flourished his pistol and called for Swiling and Reiyes. Next he took in the MINER office, which at tiie tine happcned.,to be occupied chiefly by juveniles. Here Le fourished his pistol, revolved the cylender and sWore terrible vengeance against the objects of his search, and, as luck would have it, lost the cap fFom Qpe of the six chamrers, all of which were fully charged with powder and ball
 From the printing office he proceeded directly to the iin-shOp where Frederick and Billy yigus were busy at work. His first salutatIon there was, "What are you l trying to do here." Frederick, without | raising his eyes from the job, upon which | they were intent, answered "Minding onr own business" Lyon then said, "I'll just fix you:r and as Frederick raised his head 10 see w,o or what he was, he found the | muzzie of pistol near his breast, pointed directly at his heart, sai the same instant the pistol snapped. Yigus by this tine iad got in lick on his head, and he and | Frederick together ovcrpowered him and gave him up to the officers.
 An examination of the pistol showed hat the hammer had struck on the nipple | rom which the cap had dropped of, which purely accidental circumstance prevented | ffoss being cold-blooded, unprovoked murder.
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