The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-26
Fridav,s News.

Beach's team, with flour and bran, arrived today from Phenix.
 H. Pierson and family have removed to Peoples Valley.
 The semi weekly mail from Mohave coun- ty, arrived this morning.
 c B. Lowell is busy painting the scenery for the stage in Mr. Curtis City Hall.
 Fort Union one of the oldest posts in New Mexico. having been three times re- built, IS forever to be abandoned and sold
 H. T. Crum. of Oaks and Willows, is in town, and notifies the public of his business through the advertising columns of the MINER.
 Mr. Stephen Condron is furnishing the Peck people with fresh vegetables and but ter. He packs his wares on the backs of burros.
 A water-spout tore up the county around the Cruz mines. thirty miles east from Ehrenburg. Some of the dry arroyos ran feet of water.
 The town operator, MT. Dousechett, left this morning for Phenix. where he goes for few days to manipulate the lightning wires of that office.
 ". c. Dawes, candidate for Sheriff, left this morning for the eastern portion of the county, for the purpose of comforting with voters as to their views on the Sheriffalty question.
 Greenup's train, loaded with merchandise for L. Bashford & Co, Kesrny and others, unloaded this morning. The train will load wool for Head & Co, and return to Ehren- burg.
 Mrs. c. F. Mitchell. we are sorry to state, was taken suddenly ill yesterday, with con- vulsions. and at the present writing, p. m., day, serious doubts are entertained for her recovery.
 MT. c. H. Light, an old timer of Virginia City, Nevada, arrived yesterday from Signal City, Mohave county. He goes to Bradshaw for the purpose of inspecting mines and the rich chlorides of tha. district l
 Leave of absence for one month, on sur geon's certificate of disability, has been | granted First Lieutenant s. King. Twelfth | Infantry, with permission to apply to the | authority for an extension of one month.
 Sam. Wells, an experienced miner, for many years connected with the mines in | Nevada has returned to Prescott from Phe- nix, where he has been sojourning for the past few months, in hopes of gaining lost health.
 Grading on the Denver S Rio Grande R. R., has been completed to Conejos, 2S miles south of Alamosa. Little by little, sure and slowly the iron horse is stretching put his onward march toward the silver fields of Arizona.
 MULES FoR SALE.-By reference to our advertising columns, it will be seen that a rare bargain IS offered to any person wlsh- ing to engage Tn the freighting business. Fifty we'll broke mules, and ten wagons are offered at low figure.
 LUMBER SoLD-Mr Geo. w. Curtis, who las now on hand, at his mill, 211s miles 'outh of town, 750,0OO feet of assorted lum- per, struck trade with s. c. Rees, this fore- noon. in which he sold him 10000 feet of encing. Mir. K. has valuable farm, and believes in having it surrounded with good ence.
 Mir. G. A. Behlow, the popular cigar man, las sold his we'll known stand on Moute- tuna street, to E. R. Behlow, who will here- liter carry on the business at the old place. Mr. Behlow keeps nothing but the best brands of tocscco and cigars, which he sells It the lowest cash prices, and the public will lose nothing by the change. We be- peak for him liberal patronage.