The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10

Harvesting will commence with our neigh bors at Salt river in about ten days.
 Atkinson & Rusher and Greenup's trains pulled out for the Colorado river yesterday
 Bacon was selling in the St. Louis Market on the 25th of April at cents per pound.
 Robert Cornell is putting improvements on his residence situate on Montezuma street.
 Rev. J. A. Merrill expects to leave for the East, via Garland, Col, in about two weeks.
 The Tiptop stage, yesterday, brought four
 bars of bullion from the Tiptop Mill at Gil
 lett worth $6,53s.2l.
 The Los Angeles Star of May lst, says that Judge Tweed and his bride left that city on the Both ult for Arizona. Bancroft's team arrived from Ehrenberg to-day, MT. B. having preceded his team several days, on account of sickness. OUR SIcK.-Of the numerous cases of sick ness in our town we are glad to chro nicie the fact that they are all convalescing. The rich find in the Tonto country has caused many to exclaim, Let's go to the Tonto. They might get what the word ndicates-fool-ed.
 Some ninety odd ounces of gold bullion came in from the Crook Mill on Saturday evening, the product of thirty tons Ofore be-
 longing to Taylor Bros. J. II. Lees train of five teams loaded with lumber and pulled out for Phenix on
 Saturday. The train will load with alfalfa lay at Salt River for the A. A. Q. M. al
 Fort Whipple.
 William Gilson came up from Date Creek
 ,n Saturday last with fifteen or sixteen head ,f beef steers, which he disposed of at the
 Prescott meat market of Milligan & O., al cents per pound on foot. GILLETT STAGE.-The stage from Gillett last evening brought in the following pas sengers and four bars of bullion worth over Sc, 900 c. P. Head, Mir. Mackey MT. Gree ly, Chas Pepper, Henry Thomas and Chas Welder.
 James Patterson loaded several wagons, on Saturday, with lumber and provisions for
 the Pc Company, which is to be delivered
 1t their mill in Alexandra. MT. Patterson will put several men and teams to work putting in wood for the Company. Dud Moreland says he has few mines in
 the mountains that he is willing to 'Dind, but they are not his best ones. Hereafter when he s'bindsr a mine, it must be one that he is unwilling to work assessments on. "Binding," in fact is about playeo out with
 him.
 Two teams belonging to J. M. Bryan un- der the management of wagon master Blue, arrived this morning with 6,000 pounds for J. Goldwater & Bro. 5000 pounds for c. P. Head x Co. A large lot for various other
 merchants, scattered pretty generally over
 town and one full load for Fort Whipple. FROM LYNX CREEK-Mr. Smith, of the
 firm of Smith & Marcutt, Lynx Creek, came in this morning, and, in conversation, in- formed us that the water for hydraulic pur- poses has failed. and work for the present suspended. For some reason the late ope-
 rations failed to pay expenses. Heretofore
 these diggings have paid ten dollars per day to the man.
 ANOTHER SALE.--L. c. Palmer, who pur- chased Mir. Patterson's interest in the Pres
 colt, Gillett and Tiptop stage, has again
 traded, this time selling his interest to his partners, Messrs. Caldwell and Levalley The line is now pretty we'll organized and is doing good business. Close attention to its affairs will make the line one of the best in the Territory.