The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29

The above report has been kindly furcished us by
 S. Hunter Chief Operator, Military Telegraph, station
 ed at Fort whpPls aud is up to l2 o'clock, M, today
 Marshal Dodson and his sssoldiersr hav
 been doing good service, to-day, in cleanin.
 streets and alleys through the town. Tn
 Marshal believes in making his boarder
 pay their way.
 The brick work on the County building
 will be completed this week and ready to r ceive the roof
 Walk Williams, the successor to Mir. J. R
 Walker has one of the best butcher establish
 menis in Northern Arizona.
 Judge Coats has gone to Walnut Grove
 for the purpose of gathering up the Noyei oxen, and delivering them over to the new owners, Messrs. Clark & Adams.
 Thorne & Mcbride have about completed repairs on the "Cabinet" Saloon, which i: to be one of the incest places of resort Eas of San Francisco or West of St. Louis.
 Hon. Thomas J. Bidwell is now Justice of the Peace at Signal City, Mohaye county. The Judge is an old pioneer in Arizona helped to frame many of the laws, and should certainly know how to administer justice to the letter.
 LARCENY CAsE-Jack Dalton, accused oi stealing horse from c. A. Bancroft, st Ash Creek, was taken before Judge Cartier this morning where he owned up and was re- manded to the custody of the Sheriff to await the action of the District Court.
 The rumor around town to the effect that Gen. Wilcox would recomend the with drawal of the Cavalry from the Territory, we have been informed by an officer of Fort Whipple, is entirely without foundation.
 A Warrant has been issued out of Justice Cartter's Court for the arrest of Ebin Stan lev for kidnapping Miss Moran at Camp Apache. Stanley was arrested and brought before the Justice to-day, and the case was put over until tomorrow.
 Jack Dalton, who appropriated a fine mare to his own personal use, the same be- iag the property of Mir. Bancroft, was track ed to the Little Colorado by Deputy Sheriff Dumont, arrested and brought to this place yesterday and placed in the County Jail for his mis-appropriation of other peoples The mare was also returned to MT. Bancroft.
 Messrs. Clark & Adams who have become owners of the Pioneer mill by reason fpur- chase, have concluded to move tho mill to point about seven miles west of Prescott, where they will have fine forest of pine to to select their logs from. They think the mill can be taken down, removed to the new sight and put in running order, ready to operations in three weeks.
 G. H. Rothrock, the excellent scenic ar- list, who has been in Prescott for the last two months selling his views of the wonder 'ul objects in Arizona and taking pictures )f Prescott, and various other things of marked interest, left for trip to Phoenix md that section of the Territory yesterday. NIT. R. is an excellent artist, and has large collection of interesting views with him Or sale.
 ARRIVAL OF THE 18th INFANTRY BAND Lieutenant Geary arrived at Headquarters his morning with the 12th Infantry Band md their entire outfit from Angel Island, California. The transportation consisted of wo six-mule ambulances, two government baggage wagons, two contract wagons and arge passenger wagon, presenting quite an imposing appearance as they wound their way around the Point of Rocks below town n their way to their quarters.
 The Assignee in the Miller bankrupt business has made a demand on Ewing, Owens and others of Signal, who purchased he teams, wagons, etc, for the delivery of the anne to the Assignees agent, now at Signal. f the demand is not complied with then he Marshal of the Territory will be brought nto requisitlon for the purpose of com ,elling the parties to deliver up property old "under the rose" for the purpose of the honest people of Iavapai, gho had befriended the Miller's in time of Ieed, and who for long period had been 'ver lenient in waiting for their dues.
 CADET APPoISTMENT.-Col, c. A. Rey- odds. Chef Quartermaster of this depart | nent, received notice by last mail that his on, c. A. Reynolds, IT,, had, on the applica- | ion of Delegate Stevens, backed by petition f citizens of Prescott, received the ap- | ointment of Cadet in the Naval Academy l t Annapolis, Md. The Colonel, being esident of Arizona, 1t was held by the au- horities that his sons residence was, con- tructively with his father in Arizona, sl- l hough absent personally, attending school a Washington City.
 A communication in the MINER to-day, rom Rev. J. A. Merrill, minister in charge f the Presbyterian Mission at this place, akes the same view of the scandalous remarks | to the Rev. Dr. Jackson of Colo | ado, as that expressed by us yesterday, and | rhich every right thinking person will rec gnize as reasonable. Dr. Jackson was luch encouraged two years ago, after hay ny made tour of Arizona and New Mexi- o. and on his return to San Francisco, and gain at Denver. so expressed himself, both a private, in the pulpit and his paper, the ,ocky MouAtain Presbyterian, stating dis incsly that the population was intelligent nd moral, mentioning Prescott especially, | Y name, and comparing 1t fayorabiy with he villages of New Englapd.
 Dr. Jackson is man of great ability, free rom bigotry and could not, unless his intel set has forsaken him, have made any such alse statements as those which came over h. wires yesterday.
 Marshal Dodson is working his prisoners , excellent advantage in cleaning the streets nd says it is astonishing how man who ill allow himself to be taken up as va rant. will work when he feels that he IS public servant and doing work for the eneral good.
 Lute Wilson, who has the hauling con- ract, speaks in the highest terms of the hammer in which the convicts shovel trash ato his wagon and says he regards the cal bocse as an excellent reformatory institu- ion. If these men will work as well for heir employers after they are released as