The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08
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 An auction will take place at whipple on the llfh inst of several condemned horses
 It is reported that dancing party, etc, came of at Whipple on Tuesday night. Wine flowed freely
 Miller Brothers tendered something like so, 900 ill notes and accounts to the [ s. Marshal, yesterday. to apply on their indebt- edness.
 Rich strikes in gold quartz have recently been struck in the mines of C. E. GenuDg, C. F. Stanton and others. near Antelope Creek on line with Rich Hill and adjacent there to.
 Tom Roddick, a former resident of Kirk land Valley has recently bonded his interest in a mine situate near the line of Sonora for the modest little sum Of twenty thousand dollars
 1 A number of clever people of shakesper- ian procliyities are about to organize a The atrical club. Hon. Thomas Fitch and Ben jamin Morgan sfe to be the heavy charact- CTS with Judge Howard as Treasurer.
 Ar LAsr-D. J. Marr, our ancient friend, has "went and did it" at last By refer ence to marriage notice, under the proper lcdttiDS- It VIII Dt eetu ttial lJdfiici HAS taken unto himself flair one.-
 \. R FulIer left this morning for Signal city, from which place he will, in few days, proceed to Springfield Mass, whittier he goes on business connected with mining interests he holds in Mojave coun- ty.
 Mir Ross who purchased the fine residence and household furniture from Mrs. Cornell for five thousand, also purchased from her a certain claim OF valuable property in Salt River Valley for which he paid $Ss300. Mir. R, has made good purchase all round. 1 Bradford's train direct from San Bcrnar- dino, with full assortment of fruit and groceries, arrived in town to-day, Mr. B. understands the Arizona market well, and will have but little trouble in disposing of his we'll assorted loads.
 Goodhue lS Armstrong. the fruit tree and shrubbery merchants. have about closed out their spring stock and are more thar pleased with what they have done ill Arlzona. If one half of the trees grow that they have sold it will not be long before young or cbards will be quite common.
 We learn that J. J. Valentine was well 1 pleased with what he saw at the Peck mine, and will so report when he finds the right newspaper in which to do so. Wonder how he will report ol Humbug, Tiger, and other rich districts that surpass Nevada or Cali fornia in mineral wealth! He stayed as many as three days in Yayapai county.
 EARLY RosE-The prettiest potatoes it has ever been our privilege to look upon are those at Cheap Johns, raised and brought to town by F. Brill, who has fine ranct near Wickenburg. Cheap Jack is enthusiastic oyer his purchase and wants to sell them all for seed, so that the country may become stocked with them. He only asks bit Q pound of those who want them to plant.
 Gus Cnenowth came in from Signal last evening with an eight horse team, and to-day loaded at Curtis saw mill and rolled out for his home near Ph9nix. Gus still sticks to the road, it seemingly having become second nature for him to do so. He has served fourteen years in Arizona, and has taken about as many chances as any of the old freighters and pioneers.
 Blackburn X Yackcl are the boys who make a No. article of lager beer at the City Brewery, next door to Porter & Co.'S furni- i ture store on Montezuma St. They don't spare the barley and being good judges of 1 grain as we'll as of its juice, and expert ma nipulators of malt while in transition state from harley to beer, they never fail to make healthy and palatable beverage. BLACK WARRIOR SOLD. s-Dan Shaw, of Shaw's saloon. received a telegram this morning from Tom Nougues a, San Francis co, of which the following is the purport: "Have made the Black Warrior deal, l,-Lead- l ing Stocksr which we understand to mean that the sale is consuma:ed and that the purchasers intend to put it on the Stock Board where it will no doubt rate among the leading Stocks.
 F. Kearney has got his sample room in full operation, and is ready to exchange pure old Cutter Whiskey, Milwaukee. Chicago, Boca or St. Louis Beers. English. Scotch, Irish or American Ales and Porters. Inn ported and domestic cigars, native and foreign wines etc, etc. Either for green backs, silver or gold. If you want way up drink, or bonanza cigar, try kearneys sample room.
 The Crook mill was to start up yester- day morning, on ore belonging to Charley Cook, from Earnings |. P. mine, but thus far no one has arrived from there to toll whether it started or not. 1t probably did as everything was in readiness when Mr. Buff fun left the day before. After finishing Cooks rock the next engagement is for Ed Johnson who has out large quantity from the Crook. Then comes still larger quantity belonging to Taylor Bros. from the same ledge If water lasts the Crook mill has long run in prospect
 CONDITION or HON. L. A. STEvESs.-W We have had no word from Mr. Stevens since il o'clock X. N., at which time he was worse. B. A. Hussey came up and took down Dr. Mckee, Medical Director, and Dr. McCaudless We understand that his disease IS inflammation of the bowels, and that his physicians are quite fearful that it will prove fatal. Drs. Thibodo, Mckee, and McCandless are in consultation, and everything that medical skill can devise is being done
 Just as we go to press, p. m, we learn that Mfr. Stevens is considered to be dying. All hopes of his recovery are given up by his physicians.
 yENfsoS.- a little packtrain, from beyond the Verde, came in yesterday after noon, loaded with some fourteen fat deer, and xe iaaard thss had left nearly as many more at Fort Whippie. The huntors who killed and brought them in were Richard Calp and brother H. E. Mann, and Wm. ! Mazart. We understand that since the In dians have been removed south, game of all