The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10

The Perry Mining Company afe soSsht
 ore preparatory to shipping the same to sar l Francisco.
 Hon. Thos. Fitch, it is said, will soon deliv' CT a lecture for the benefit of the Library Assoceation.
 Parties who have visited the Kit Carson i mine recently, speak in high terms of thai I mining property.
 Hugo Richards, we learn, through MT. C. C. Ban will soon leave San Francisco for the Paris Exposition.
 J. II. Heim is in town from the Tiger, l and is more than pleased with, the pros I poets of that bonanza.
 Lieut. E. D. Thomas leaves next week for l the East. He will visit his home in Hi nois previous to taking station with h:s company.
 leg CREAM.-WiIliam Doverney, of the l Central Restaurant, now keeps Ice Cream 4 constantly on hand, and will dc so through I out the summer. Big plate, 50 cts. The Aztlan Mill starts up tomorrow on l tailinps. Several ten pound cans of Cyanida of Potassium was purchased at the Pioneer l Drug Store to be used in the treatment of the same.
 The people of Peck's Lake, Oak Creek, Old Indian Reservation, and the middle Verde settlements, waat the County to assist in building a road direct from Pres colt, They should have it. Al. Seiber, one of the best Indian scouts .n Arizona, and man who his done much toward the pacifcation of MT. Lo, came up from the Verde last evening, aHd reports that section in a fourishlng condition. Judge Silent thinks the business of the Moiaye term can be disposed of in three days. It will be little binding on some
 of the attorneys. who are in the habit of
 speaking two or three days on some trifiing
 question of law.
 Two teams belonging to Atkinson &
 Rusher arrived this morning with forty
 thousand pounds of merchandise for diff
 ferent parties in Prescott, and some Suffers
 goods for Brannan Bro.; also lot of Quar-
 masters stores.
 Bread can now be purchased at the Gran
 duja Saloon and Restaurant of Alex Mon-
 gelia between Campbcll's store and Bucks
 Barber shop six loaves for one Dollar, Drinks
 of the finest brands at 12Iz cents. Read the
 advertisement.
 U. s. Senator J J, Paterson, of South Car olina, has seut us number of Patent office reports aud other public documents for which we have no sort of use, yet the Hon gentleman no doubt regards the act as favor We accept
 it as such and return thanks.
 The card of Mayor Ellis, in to-day's MINER rendering his resignation as the head of our city government, is full of wise and proper recommendations, which should receive the most careful consideration from our city fathers and property owners of the corpora tion.
 Thos Fitch yesterday purchased the Zalida mine and is now sole owner of tat valuable property. It would seem impossible to freeze him out, unless he shall hereafter take in with him or be taken in by, some mining sharp. So long as he owns 1t all he will certainly have control.
 Phil Kearney received to-day by Rusher & Atkinson's train a large lot of fine liqu- ors, etc., including Cutters Rye and Bour- m Whiskies, Boca, Budweiser and Anheu-
 tbeers, etc, etc. Also fine patent red
 ood ice-chest, in whichto keep his liqu-
 rs cool and palatable when hot weather
 omes.
 Citizens of West Prescott are anxious that the City Fathers furnish a good foot bridge for Granite Greek. Many very good people live on the West side of said stream, who help maintain the City government and get very little in return, and it seems no more than fair that they should be furnished with this one small item.
 Docs KillED.- City Marshal Dodson has thined out the canine race somewhat this spring. All dogs found without the proper collar and tag by virtue of the city ordinance No 16, are condemed to be killed. Thirty of these uufortunates have been found and sent to kingdom come and it oaly cost the city $i5 for their passage.
 W B. Hellings was in Los Angeles on the 3rd inst on his way home from the East. | He is general superintendent of the Gave | Creek mining property, quartz mill for which has been shipped from San Francisco. MT. Hellings will be in Phenix this week and we expact soon to hear that business has commenced in earnest on the Golden | Star mine.
 Messrs. Clark tS Adams, proprietors of the Pioneer saw-mill, perfected all their ar- and starred the saws to bug zing on Saturday last. The mill is located on Groom Creek, has sufficiency of water, is surrounded by dense forest of pine tim- Der, is complete institution, owned by bu- siness men, and it IS the opinion of all that the Pioneer mill will do we'll.
 The Rev. Father Bouchard, the Eloquent Catholic divine. of San Francisco, is in Los Angeles delivering Series of lectures, the object being to show that "Christ establish ed church that he established but one Church and that. that church is the Catholic | Church, and there is no other way to Heaven | except through the church established by | Christ, the savior of all men who come into him through his Church."
 Judge Silent has set the case of the May | Bea,. Mining Company for hearing before him at Chambers, on Saturday next, April 11th. Hc will probably be occupied three or four days at Chambers, when he will 20 direct to Mineral Park to hold Court. In the meantime bis office will be with Gov ernor Hoyt in tSe public school building, until he can find suitable place else where.
 The regular rehearsal of the Philharmonicl Society will take place this evening. The choruses are making good progress, and we understand the Professor is hard at work with the solo singers, so we may ex- pect to see "Qaeen Esthern brought out in fine style some time this monfk- The music, though not of high order, is ex- ceedinglv beautiful--something that the