The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-28


 fun, wife and sJn, Mrs. k. E. Burlington.
 The Salt River Herald of June 22nd, has made another mistake.
 Geo. W. Bryan and Judge Kelsey, left for Valley this morning.
 Mrs. II. Asher, we are pleased to state, is and is considered entirely out of danger.
 Caldwell tS Leyalley's stage left for Tip top and Gilett this morning taking E. Gang and Mrs. Wienawski. out as passengers.
 Bowen, Knowles tS O., received per team of O. w. Beach, this morning, large quap- tity of good bacon direct from St. Lotus.
 Frank Schultz and Oscar Vanderbilt, left this morning in one of Hathaway $ rigs with a load of supplies for the Permanent Mine
 Mir. Brink, hardy granger, of much ex- perience, came in yesterday evening, with a load of vegetables, the finest of the season.
 In the case of Barnes, Miller or the roan mare vs. Ed Bowers, the Jury brought in a verdict for the defendant. They were at a loss t, fad out who the mare belonged to.
 The San Bernardino breweries are ship hing beer to Arizona. Guess none of it comes to this sectlou. Prescott has three breweries, and the beer made by them can not be excelled anywhere.
 On the 18th there was sold at the Pacific Stock Exchange in San Francisco, l50 Tiptop averaged $1.60 during the week ending June 20th.
 A short time ago an outfit of fifteen buck board wagons and 100 mules arrived in El Moro, en route to Santa Fe. They are to stock the mail route between Santa Fe, El Paso, and Tucson. Arizona.
 Wilson & Haskell received per team oi c. W. Beach, to-day, through Bowen, Knowles & Co.,, large quantity of black walnut ic be used in the erection of the stairs for tho new County building.
 E. I. Fuller will leave next Monday morn inc for PheGix for the purpose of taking charge of the Herald. That cratic journa neees a steady hana at the helm, and MT Fuller fills the bill.
 c. F. Mitchell left yesterday morning fo Signal, Mohaye County. We believe MT Mitchell goes to that camp with the iuten ton of making arrangements for starting paper at that place.
 The stage from Gillett arrived at ? D. m. yesterday with two passengers: A. McNeal, and John Hawkins. No bullion wasbrough | in as the mill is still shut down. A ship
 ment will be made by next stage. Joseph Melvin, of the Rio Verde, drive
 the fastest team in Yavapai County. MT
 Melvin on his last trip arrived at Prescott | in a little over five hours from his home, l -c 4 ,..,l and al ha ura m
 hill.
 PEoK ORE.--Mr. Henry Boettcher arrives
 with his blackboard this a. m., from ih Peck Mine d mill. loaded with eight bar nf bullion worth S12.26910, the proceed from four days run of the Company
 mill. Rah for the Peck
 Bons. Thos. J. Butler and Hugo Richard departed for Kirkland Valley, last evenin for the purpose of meeting Hon. Thama Ewing. who will be at that place this even I inc, on his return from Bradshaw, and I visit to the Tiger bonanza.
 I At the regular semi-annual election fr officers of Arizona Lodge, No. l. l. Q. 0. at their hall last evening, the following wer chosen N. G-M. T. Hsrz g; V. B. | A. I. Rubert. Recording seeFe,aFT-W. E Wsber: Treasurer-James Daily. I The parents. of tine school children are ft
 quested to attend the party given for tn pupils of the Prescott Free Academy, an
 bring nothing but cake and sandwiches,
 all other edibles will be provided by tn committee having charge of the affair. We acknowledge the receipt of tick' so Le present at the Annual Exhibition , be held at tine st. yoseph's Academy, , Tucson. on the eSth, of June Would iii , to be present very much, but have too muc business on hand just now. Thanks all u same.
 , An extensive and raging fire prevails : the timber south of town. through ti !, carelessness of some parties fires are aiiowt to syet ont annually, which have destroye l r,anv thousand dollars worth of yaluab , timber. which yayapsa County will soon fe the need of.
 Il The County Clerk has notice in to-day s u,xre informing the taxpayers that Il ]. assessment of lavapa county, .os '. : year ending June 30. 1878, has been nied T his offic,, and that tic suneryasofss as g Board of equalization, will meet en Su ..l 1st. and continue in session from ume e 1 lime until tho last of July. All taxpaye
 vho think they are assessed too aign c . attend and be heard.
 !. The examining committee of the Prescd . 1 Free Academy find upon close cxaminati' ! If inc final examination papers, and ter ;. ssssnd: DO that Master Chas. c. Curtis, stos !. si,ree per oe at higher t1su any qf the plp' z s.s said Academy. The committee found srerersi = m standing Of the school in degree : s5vanccuaenf. that is very sstisfapsory, l. ,,ort of which will he given 90 soon as | z chairman of the examining committee max
 his report