The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-25
MONDAY.
Pard Pierce, Deputy Sheriff, had his man, and then he didn't have him.

| N~-@-~~ -f- 0AN-@Attf SoA A4 tSAA1 dkttJuOOl from Salt River. His teams are still beyon.
 Skull Valley.
 Adam Scott and wife, and others iron
 Ferguson Valley, visited the II. o. O. F.
 party, at the City Hall, last evening.
 DaE OLeary came in from Walnut Creel
 and represents everything quiet in that rura We observe in town, to-day: Phil McDon | ald, of Williamson Valley; and c VI. Hunt
 and H. V. Cram, of the Verde River. Eli Punteney, an old hand at the bellows
 Is furnishing the Government hay on hi
 contract
 In this high altitude too much of tLe !" (
 be joyful is dangerous beverage, as it ha
 a tendency 10 produce highness. Mining news from all the mining camps give us the same old, old story-rich strike. and everything is lovely and the quartz runs high"
 Decrevicouer took his passengers cieal through to Dos Palms, this trip, and wa: waiting over there last Sunday, for some expected freight.
 Seventy thousand dollars worth of Bonds with coupons attached, have just been printed at the MINER office, on the County building fund.
 DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Jobn w Swelny, an oldand respected citizen ot' Pima County, in this Territory, died at Florence on the 1lth inst.
 The death warrants of Lewis and Malone were signed to-day. March 10th ;s the day fixed for their execution, and unless some action by the Governor be taken, the sen- tence of the Court will take its course.
 ALL SnIPPED-We learn from Mir. Blake, that be has received advices from Ehren- berg, that the eighty tons of Pre-. ,tt freight mentioned yesterday, is all shipped and on the way.
 TIE DAY FTxED.--Judge Tweed has des- ignated Friday, March 18th, as the day on which Lewis and Malone must suffer the extreme penalty of the law Their only hope now is escape or Executive clemency
 The most terrific snow storms accompanied by unprecedented cold weather visited Can ada and the Uniied States, along the border of the Dominion, during the early part of the present month.
 As high as twenty mnles were, the other day hitched to a loaded wagon, and had hard work. at that. 70 pull it down the hill into Mint valley. The inference is that 1t was a bit muddy.
 Lieut.. Perrine left, to-day, for Camp Huachuaca, where he has been ordered to take station. The Lieut. has recently been 8 duty as Aid at Fort Whipple to the Con- manding General.
 Of the many nice Calendars for 1878. sent us by different institutions, the one presented this morning, by F. W. Blake, Agent flr the Home Mutual Insurance Co, is the largest and best.
 The NJ. O. Q. F's. gave their second party, (calico) at the City Hall, last evening. Over fifty couples were present, and seemed to enjoy themselves in keeping time to the popular airs discoursed by the sth Infantry string band.
 The Weekly MINER is the largest paper printed in Arizona, hes the largest circu- iation. and consequently can easily be fur nished at four dollars per year. Sheriff7s sales in the MINER only cost $15 for pub lieation.
 Sam Weir has started for the Tiptop with several thousand feet of lumber from Cur tis' mill. This is for the Company, and not for the mill contractors, who have already got theirs al on the ground.
 The attention of the citizens of West Prescott and those living in School District No. 10, is directed to notice of the Trus- tees of the new district published in an- other column.
 James Mile, from Humbug District, visit ed Prescott on Saturday, and exhibited to our view some wonderfully rich ore, taken from his mines, the Madden, Muldoon, lack on the Green, etc, which seemed to be more silver than anything else. The Mad len is about l2 inches wide, and the ore all of high grade character.
 FREDERICK & HHL.-This is the name of he new firm of tinsmith's, whose hammers are within ear-shot of the MINER office.
 Sam Hull has bought in with Frederick, md has gone to work like beaver, and by he way, Billy Vigas is still with the con- ,ern, working like Sam HIll.
 MAIIs.-In our reports published short .ime since, of mail routes to be let, we omitted one of the most important, a fact ge are reminded of by Hon. H. s. Stevens. lur Delegate in Congress. The route re- erred to, is No. 46, l3J, from the station of | tic C h h. DA lNdulld lo aardyville. distance of BIO miles twice | week, which will connect with the mail | rom Prescott to Hardyville.
 SANTA FR FRUSTRATED DMoSruLY.-Santa 1 Fe has essayed a role in which, both, Chi i ago and San Francisco have signally failed, | 'iz, the publication of literary magazine. IL is true that New Mexico presents new md novel feld, in her prehistoric ruins, Ter ancient Jesuit churches, Indian relics, tc., but we fear these will not last long nough to make the enterprise success. Dur wish is, however, that 1t may succeed, $ the copy before us is credit to any com- nunity, and, if properly supported, it must 70 of great advantage to the country.
 The Labor party of Oakland, Cal, sent delegates from the different Ward Clubs to convention on the evening of the l4th, and ominated J. " Bones, for Senator. On the of Bone's nomination, the Igitators held meeting at the Academy of Iusic, San Francisco, at which kearncy and yelloek made congratulatory speeches, and Fgud the voters of Alameda County to sup ort the Workingmen's candidate.
 l.. Wilsey, of EIko, New, one of the most nterprising and best citizens of that State, jed suddenly while attending to business n the the 18th inst. The writer had the honor and pleasure of n intimate acquaintance with the deceased, nd learns of his sudden taking of with that ,n,r.. ,..,,,t sbaf aftaodc fl,a ,laYxartr,ra af