The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-18
THURSDAY.
les are a healthy diet.

The coach brought light mail to-day. Geo. Tyng, of the Sentinel, has gone F st Call atthe 'ca5inet" fora Brandy Smash
 Oar distinguished visitors from the East wa New Mexico, are ove- due.
 Joaquin Miller, the Oregon poet. Is regis.
 tered at the New York Hoiel, \. '.
 Look out for good pasture and plenty ci
 gold-edgCd butter
 Thumb Butte shook hands with several
 PreseottItes, to-day. All explorers
 Several loads of fine blrley hay came in to-day for livery stable keepers.
 The Board Of Iualization are progress ing slowly with their work.
 Watermelons and green corn will find their way 10 Prescott soon.
 Sugar was made in Egypt, 600 years be- fore ;hc Christian Era.
 We hear that R. E. Harrington. is doing a gOod business a; Maricopa. Rufe is n good fellow and is deserving of success.
 The NIT. Smith. up before Judge Cate charged with an assault on Richard DeKuhn. was found guilty and fined $50.
 Col. Bigelow nas returned from his trip to the Perry mine, and speaks we'll of the property and the considerable work done on inc lead by its owners.
 Archie Mcintosh the interpreter, guide. etc., for Uncle Sam, ,s il town from the southern portion of the Territory,
 The return ofJudge Silent and Attorneys Churchill ard Mas;erson is looked for on Saturday of thIs week
 John Simmons. who has farmed on Will low Creek for twelve years, informed us to- day that considerable corn will be raised by him and others living in the valley.
 The following passengers came in this afternoon from the south per Gilmsr. Sails bury < Cos stage: J. M Masterson. ". J. Wilson, T. C. Arnold ard J. W. Evans.
 The Lynx Creek Milling and Mining Company have issued oi late two pamphlets relating to their valuable property One IS the By laws and the other a prospectus.
 Auctioneer Fisher sold large quantity of of household furniture aud other property | at Whipple, yeterday, notwithstanding the 1 CT; of dull times.
 Tine |. s. Marshal, C. P. Dake, has been | very puactual in paying up Court expenses | of the U. $, and now that Congress has fix | ed the matter so that marshas have no fdnds, Arizona is at least fortunate in be- ing square on that score.
 The Burnt Ranch. where, several years since, Uncle John Miller. with his dog. was attackeu by large band of Indians. ct whom he killed several. was visited vester- day by terrific rain, which wet the ground clear down into the roots of the growing corn
 The m mlTriage of loving couple in Ger many Is being deferred because the bride cannot prove that she WIS bern, her exist ence seeming not 10 an-wcr legal require ments as 10 proof The family Bible will | hercifter be m Germany something more than place to hide things that no one de- siros should be found.
 NIT. Phippenny who went out to inc Cedar district some time since, with load of lumber for Mr. FUllrr, who is putting up the five stamp mill in that district returned yesterday. He informs Us that about all the lumber for ihe construction of the mill Is on the ground, nearly II iEe machinery Is In, thet the foundation is made and the company is busy putting the machinery up. and soon the coanty of Mohlve w.ul have another quartz mill in full blast. Tae following mark ,men, First Lieut. II. P. King,hury, Sixth Cavslry, First Ser yeant z. T. Woodail, Company I, Sixth Cav airy, First Sergeant Samuel Taylor. Co K. Sixth Cavalry, Corporal William Bill, Co U, Twelfth Infantry, P. ivates Sylvester E. Drew, Company K. Twelfth ILfiuIry, Will liam Mannhon, Co. II. Sixth Cayuly, aud W. ;. Wead, Con pany A, Twelfth Infantry, a- ready svaiial'le among the best shots as de- by the records of May and June, ( ln1 hy practice to date, II wjl11rtrrs De. partC ens Arizona, wilt pracce without ds- ! ay ta the Prcsidio of San Franciscn Cal, md report to the Assistant Adjutani Gen. l, ,ral, Military Division of the Pacific for further practise and orders, with reference 70 the Creedmoor contest.