The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-05
THURSDAY.
Travel by C.& A. st.ss.

rr.vsiby c. . A. Stage. rI Wickenburg, April 4.-Stage left fol Prescott at IF M. with John Rail,le, D. Burr and R. Noble as passengers and a heavy
 mail and express. P.
 Dan o. Leary, the noted Indian scout, i. in town.
 Pat Hamilton intends starting for his
 home in the mountains tomorrow
 E. J. Bennett, County Surveyor, returned
 yesterday from trip through the Tiger
 mining district
 | During the month of March. Wells. Farpo
 < Co. shipped per c. & A. Stage from Pres colt, 8 bars of silver bullion valued at $5O.- 750.92.
 County Treasure Cooks qusrtcrly report
 was accepted by the Board of Supervisors yesterday. He reports a balance on hand
 of $6, ,020.74 in the different funds.
 Mollie Martin. Willie Beatty and Jennie
 Warren appeared before Judge Cartier this
 morning and plead guilty to assault and
 battery, and were fined $25 each. The fines
 were paid and the damsels discharged. Yavapai County now has fifteen school
 districts. Two new districts have been
 formed on the Little Colorado. The aver age salary of teachers in the County is $75 and $50.
 Hon. Gideon Brooke, chairman of the Board of Supervisors, left thls morning in a i private conveyance for Phoenix, via Gillett
 NIT. Brooke's health has been poor for the
 last month, and he thinks change of
 climate will prove beneficial. We hope 90. The Board of Supervisors adjourned on Wednesday to meet again Monday, April 18th. IL is expected thar the roof on the Court house will be finished by that time. After inspecting the work they will issue $20, 900 in bonds to the contractors. which will be the second installment of bonds, mak- ing 30,00O in all.
 The cornlce on the new Courthouse is almost completed. The building now pre- sents an imposing appearance. Messrs. Wilson & Haskell are doing their work in a satisfactory manner, and in short time the people of Yavapai county will have Court house which will be not only a monument of their public spirit and wisdom, but the finest public building in this or any other Territory.
 Sheriff Bowers has appointed R. H. Walker to the position of Deputy Sheriff. A good appointment we think. Mir. Walker is an A. penman and accountant. and we pre- sume his duties will be mainly confined to office work, thus relieving Under Sheriff Giles somewhat, whose close attention to the office since July last has told severely l on his health rendering a respite for him | from hard work absolutely necessary.
 Since April 1st the following actions have heen brought in the District Court, of Yava- pal County:
 Geo. Opdyke vs. The Peck Mining Com pany. Summons issued.
 Wm., Durbin vs. s. O. Frederick. Sum- mons issued.
 Buckalew & Ochoa vs. c. A Luke, Thos. | Donahue, Ed. Martin and Jas. Roach. Con- plaint filed.
 Geo. W. Rowe vs. Jas. c. Wiley. Sum- mons issued.
 THE CHORAL UNIoN-We forgot the meeting of the Philharmonic Society last evening, and consequently let it go by with note of the proceedings. We understand however, that good Singing Society was with Benjamin Morgan as Presi- dent, and that Pro-. Neumeyer is quite en- with the success he is meeting with in the way of obtaining pupils. For the first time in an extensive experience in Philharmonic Societies. he finds greater number of tenor than base singers among the gentlemen members of the or ganization, and ascribes it to the purity and character of the atmosphere. =
 The marriage of our friend, Geo. W Hance, of Cienega Ranch, on the Verde road, may be termed an event, and one that his many friends will learn with pleasure, as it has been a.matter of general remark that he was too good man and too we'll fixed, with a fine ranch, elegant house, etc, to be leading the life of hermit and ought to have wife. The lady. with whom we are not acquainted, has got good husband and the fact that she is his choice is suffi- cient evidence that he has got good wife.
 May the Hances be enhanced in numbers, their lands and fiocks enhanced in quantity ] and value and may this union enhance the sum of their individual and collective hap piness.
 The Assignee of the Miiler Bros. Bankrupt f " estate, in company with his Attorney, T. Fitch and U. s. Marshal Standefer, went over 10 Miller's ranch this morning and set off the exemptions to which the bankrupts were entitled under the law, in order to en- able them to carry on the business of farm ug which they have chosen as future oc- ,upation.
 There was not property enough found on the ranch in the way of stock and imple- nents to amount to the sum specified in the section of the bankrupt law which allows them to retain, each Six hundred dollars worth of property, necessary to the business of farming, therefore such an amount was set of as could be found, which enables T hem to proceed with their preparations for putting in crep.