The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13


 patrons of the Daily and Weekly MINER, which he will publish and dellver on the first day of the New Year, 1879.
 Mules for carrying the L. s. mails from Ebrenoerg up the river to Aubrey and thence to Mineral Park have arrived iu the Territory and service will be put on soon.
 Carl Smith. brother to Frank Smith, of Prescott, arrived . few days since from Whitewater. Cal, with eighty head of good saddle and work horses winch he offers for sale.
 Earth Brothers ox-train and several wagons belonging to other parties, have just arrived at Tiptup with full loads of salt, to be used in reducing the ore at the Gillett mill.
 Marshal Dodson made female arrest this morning This is the No. $, occasion that the same character has been arrested by the Marshal. on the same charge--simply for being drunk and using obscene language on the streets.
 Chas. A. Franklin has received his cer- tifcate as J. P., for Springerville Precinct, and has fled his bond. He was formerly J- T and will no doubt do so again.
 Coldwatcr Brothers are again to the front in column lad" They k ep the hobby store of Prescott. ard believe in letting people know what they nave. Read their list of articles and then save money by going to them for what you want. They mean to sell and satisfy all as to prices and qualities.
 ". II. Wiiliscraft, who has applied him. self to the study of mineralosy for the past two years, and WHO is very efficient and correct assayer, has card in this issue of the MINER. offering his services to parties who wish ores tested, mines examined, etc, ard is willing to submitfls assays to test at the $. F. Mint. His charges are reason able.
 Mr. and Mrs. Condren are up from tine W Ilnut Grove country. MT. C. informs Us that the saw mill of James Patterson for Minnchahs Flat had passed through the valley, and that the machinery for the I ser hoistirg works was expected thIs week, when it will be transferred from the wagons that are hauling it from Ehrenberg to those of Mir Patterson, who has the contract 10 CCnhcN Il llOlu tilN OiONN hO hhS
 Mr. Caldwell Wright ravcrs us with the following, as the result of the late election III Mohaye County:
 For Delesate-Davls. f73; Campbell, 93; i; Wonlsey, jl; Stevens, i9.
 The following gentlemen were elected to the several county offices: A. Comstock, Sheriff; C. X. Twecn, Dist. Attorney; W. A. Langley, Treasurer; Caldwell Wright, Recorder; J. II. Behan, Representative.
 GOLDEN BurTER.-C. T. Rogers, who has d fine dairy ranch near the San Fraecisco mountains, has brought in a quantity of butter as a sample manufactured by him this Fall. It is of rich yellow color, fine sweet flavor, and having inspected, tasted and thoroughly examined the same, we can safely recommend as healthy and free from foreign substances that sometimes makes butter eating little hard and the diet pronounced in stroag terms.
 Mir. Henry Reed, business manager for J. J. Kinds, mail contractor from Prescott to Santa Fe, has gone to New Mexico and expects to return here in about fifteen days, when he thinks he will be authorized tO put daily mail service on the route from this place to Fort Mohave. Mir Reed will leave a surveying party at Arnold's ranch with instructions to look out a better route over the Mogollon mountains, having in view the building of toll road over the same.
 NEW DEPARTURE--SherifE Ed. F. Bow CTS has purchased from Fred Williams the Dudley House fixtures and his saloon nusi- ness adjoining the same, and is to take pos session January 1st. The Dudley HOuse is widely known as good home, and we trust it will siIll retain its former rcputa- ron under the new management. Mr. Williams will retire from the business he has so long and well controlled with many warm friends. In leaving the saloon and business, Mir W. does not drop out of business, by any means, as he will continue to keep and run the large, new lodging house Nhicn he has but recently at an expense of about Sl2,000.
 Mr. KImblc, who was wounded in the neck, at Planet, about five weeks since, by n Mexican, who shot him with intent 10 commit murder and plllage the prinises, 1ied few days since at that place. The Mexican, 1t will be remembered, escaped into Sonora, but was followed. captured and brought back by Hank Williams. He was recognized by Mrs. Kimbal as the per son who shot her husband. The people a. Planet, after satisfying themselves thor oughly as to tho identity of the would-be cf Mr. Kimball, concluded to let him 90, and he was turned loose Whether there might have hoen 8 rope around his neck, and it tied to the linn of cotton wood tree, when he was Ter loose, is a horse of another color. Served him right.