The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-31
MONDAY.


 lost mules. He will pay $50 for their re to covery.
 he The Yosemite. Red Star, and severa
 other mines located in the Humbng mining is district, Maricopa county, have been bonde, es 10 San Francisco capitalists.
 Look at Joe Dupez's notice of lost robe if HewiIl pay we'll to have it brought to tn d Dudley House. It is fine hair or fur anC
 striped.
 Q Quite number of fights have occurred e lately in town in which whisky took lively g hand, and, according to reports, got away
 with most of them.
 l. A party of ladies and gentlemen met l. yesterday at the picnic grounds, near tho s Clough ranch, and passed pleasant day
 A number of these social reunions are iu $ contemplation.
 ' The stage from Gillett arrived on Satur- 2 day afternoon, with one passenger, Miss
 Nieves Morales, and three bars of bullion; . and left yesterday forenoon, taking as pas ] sengers Col. c. P. Head and MT. and Mrs. ! J. B. Crooks.
 Wells, Fargo 6 Co. took out this morn
 ing, for San Francisco, six bars of silver bullion, worth $s,577 .Os, as follows, bars , I1ptop, for account of the Bank of Arizona, S4,6S0.7l, and bars Peck, for account of Peck Mining Co.,, $3,s9637.
 ,l W. C.Colyer Esq, who has been sojourn-
 ing for season in New IIexico, and more
 recently with the Saints on the Little Colo
 rado, has returned to Pr escott looking the very picture of robust he alth, having gained
 several pounds in flesh during his absence. | The boss has gone to Date Greek, on a
 bovine expedition with MT. Ackers. the
 butcher man, and left the paper to take care
 of itself until he returns, which will be about
 the middle of the week, in the meantime the
 indulgence of the readers is invoked Eddie Blake has at last succeeded in pro-
 curing burro, and will devote his spare
 time to equestrian pursuits and feats. It|
 has been his ambition for year to beco m
 proprietor of one of these animals. and he is
 prouder of its acquisition than fine had been elected Mayor of the city.
 Misrepresentation in the public press is a nuisance and curse to which the people | have patiently submitted too long, and in | many instances gaping idiots have even applauded the perpetrators of villainous | faseheods, and regarded it as a smart thing | to impose upon the reading public.
 We find the following in the Salt River Herald of May 18th.
 Ex-Lieutenant Iioundy and Miss Mollic | Parker will be united in marriage on We'd nesday next. Everybody is invited to wit ness the ceremony at the Pavilion, and to join in the merrymaking.
 George Rylands great American circus has left Tucson for Florence, and as it is moving Tn this direction we may reasonably expect to see 1t in escottduring the season. The entertainment is highly spoken of. They gave benefit to the Tucson public school last week which put about $150 into the fund.
 Wm. Reed, whose face is as familiar in Prescott as if he had not been absent two or three years, has been in town two or three , days waiting for the examination of the parties accused of robbing the stage below i Wickenburg. Billy was the driver who had charge of the outfit that was robbed and is here as witness in the matter.
 J. P. Cum, of the Citizen, is justly indig. 1 nant because the Salt River Herald mis- ! ! represented him and made him say that he was candidate for Congress, whereas he 'aid no such thing. In his paper, the Citi- zen of the 24th, he characterizes the state nent of the Herald as being ..neither smart, |, funny nor true" and intimates that on the contrary 1t is silly and the emination of simple mind.
 John J. Chapman and Henry R. Curtis, lccu sed of the murder of Wool and O 'Byrne. q It Verde, waived an examination to-day. md were held by Judge Cartier to appear J lefore the Grand Jury.
 The case of the U. s. 50. Swilling and Ii Kirby, Swilling was taken i'll, and the ease ir postponed until 10 A. N. tomorrow. h
 For these items we are indebted to W. e Y. Weed, Photographic reporter. a, a, Col. K. o. Wood has completed his run of bI K tons of ore from the Kit Carson Mine. at !" he Agua F'ria shelter. The result, in base .l uiiion IS 4,oO0 pounds, which he intended sn z, renne, but the cupelling furnace gave out di na weakened, just as one bar was complet ed ,. nd he had to give it up, and will eith CT - eek market here for the base bullion, or mp 1t to San Francisco. The yield, con deriag the rude appliances he had to = ork with Tn smelting it, is considered en- rely satisfactory. rs ScoUTs.--A dozen or so of Capt Porter,s usky warriors are interviewing the town. ying in supply of cast of clothing, etc. ne martial looking son of the forest pre- a,. nts quite adandy appearance with his legs Ts leased m pair of Will Vandevoort's tight v,l vender pants. Half dozen of the more HanuS aAnOnS them came Tn ana as ok lesson in the art of printing this ,r,. p.a orning, with the intricacies of which of ey appeared to be much interested. A Gle an Indian with tobacco pipe tive his mouth, seemed to be greater won ser T than the mechanism of the Globe ss,. aS. d cylinder presses. for The Colorado steamers will hereafter nm ana yularly Gf not prevented by unforeseen af cidents, and stage of water permitting) as ana lows: Between Yuma and Aubrey, c ichiag at intermediate landings, leaving o0s ma Every Saturday, at 4. r., as follows: nc 1, s. l5, a, and %; July 6, Ia, 20 and J August 8, 10. r, 24 and 31; September - IA, 2l, and sS. And returning. leave bfey every Wednesday, at dayli..ht; n ve Ehrenberg ever Wednesday evsnin,y- June 5th, 1878. Between ma and Camp Mohave special notices be given of the departures of steamers 4, early as practicable, in advance. dicss dAsoSrc-There will be a meeting of Axt- Ter, IT Lodge, No. l77, on Thursday evening of B. Q week, for work in the first degree. and :, io .e Saturday evening tor work in the third tin, i rec. A committee to whom was refer n n the matter of fixing up the Masonic Ce- Of hi cry has employed Steven c. Msrceau whiel uperintend the work, and during the sssz;' r5' K the undnrfgrush xwsls f<. - .... f,,,-.