The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-06
SATURDAY

Don't judge a man by his family con. nect;ons, for Cain belonged to good family
 If you come within an ace of anything always trump ii, providing yop have go' the trump.
 The Dist Court calandar, June term, wall appear on Monday. Received toe late for to-day.
 The editor and proprietor of the MINER, C. ". Beach, isquite i'll wiih severe at. tack of cold, threatening te terminate in Pneumonis. consequently the MINER is to- day running itself with no one in particn- lar at the wheel.
 Judge c. A. Tw aed apd wife. of Mineral Park, arrived in town yesterday afternoon. They are enroute to Pnenix where the Judge OWES some fine ranch property. He enllru at the office this morning and we were pleased to observe that he Is looking remarkably stout aud hearty. Mrs. Tweed, we understand goes 70 San Francisco.
 Al the argument of dozen frst-clsss stsfesmen could not have so completely snnihiIated a party. as has the simple vsgary of the Monfebank Kearney in attaching to Terry. Howard, Campbell and others, the title. .EioBorablc Bilks.v By some chance or other he hit upon a name that seemed to exactly fit the case, and will kiii the parties politically as dead as the rope has killed Dye and Anderson physically.
 HosxEp.-Tbe San Francisco Chronicle had game played on it by vag st Marys. vile few days ago. who sent the organ of fhe II. B's. a report of pretended meeting in that city, headed, "Msrysville orgsniz- ed.r The names given ss officers and speak CTS af the meeting were those of notorious women of the town, thus-F( F(annie) Brown. Pres-- C:arrie1 Edwards and Fl annie Lewis. yIcs Presidents, Efmma) Ray, Secretary, etc. etc.-No such meeting, of course, ever took place
 Two of the new Constitution makers, Ci, Walter YanDyke and M. NJ. Estee have had fie good sense tO stand sioof frssa the H. B party aud take their chances with the Re publicans with whem'they naturally belong Estee tried the experiment of running ott after the Independents a few years ago and found it disastrious to his poliiieal hopes, and now. seeing clearly that the Republi- cans are bound to sweep California m the coming election these two astuie politicians are not going to commit political hari-kari by joining the 1T. B's.
 Republicans are gaining strength every where ID the state. The grand denionstrs- tion by the Workingmen's party Saturday night knocked the Democratic party and IT. B's higher thso kite. They have m chance whatever to elect man, and must either vote the Republican or Working men,s ticket, or stand out of the fight al together. In the country districts matters are no better for the Bouri,ons and H. B. .s It Is on the cards that the Republicans will sweep the state next election.--S. F. Post
 A BsAUTr-The prettiest thing m towr is the lssautifal and costly buggy robe now ou exhibition at Joe. Cranes saloon. and uI for rafsle. Fifty chances at Si.J0 each. The whole robe is made of worsied done in crochet. in beautiful colors. We under stand that 1t is the result of the leisure hours work of a lady who has been engaged upon it for several months. Who ever wins if will have treasure worth preserving as e keep sake for life. OF if It happens to fall into hands thai have no use for 1t, it will bt an easy matter to fn d friend who would prize it IS present.
 Nor KILLED BY INDIANS OR ANYBODY EIsE.-J. Traves writes us from Tysons Wells, May 23d, that an item telegraphed to the MIXER, from wickcnburg on the 10th 10 the effect that J. Graves and Michael Wells had been killed by Indians at Tyson Wells xas false, untrue and malicious, and that neither he, nor Michael Wells had beer killed by Indians nor by anybody else, nol do they expect to be. The Indians art peaceable and kindly disposed towards ths whites. and Mr. TrAves, intimaies, betteI citizens than the class of stage drivers whom he accuses of inventing the report of hii death.
 s. C. Rogers. Esq., of Charmingdale, is iT town today and reports the country fear fully dry and frighIfully parched. out iht people are cheerful as possible under the cifcumstanccs. The Walnut Creek Schoo is source of prile so the people of th' district and blessing to the rising genera ton of Walnut Checkers. Miss Ida Bur nett, the teacher, is working like beaver and has made the school an eminent sue cess. She aboards round" with the sch"l ars and is deservedIy popular with all O them.
 BUFFALO MEAr.-A wagon loaded witl died buffalo meat went about town thsi ID. m. the proprietor of which informed U, that he had just arrived from Texss, ana had killed and cured this meat en the WAY He found the animals quite scarce in com psrison to what they have neen in former years. In 1876 and 1877 there were over million buffalos killed in the distric through which he Las come. and last seasoE not more than five thousand could be found