The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-24
THURSDAY.


 A third assessment has been levied on the Blackberry mine (50 cts. per share) Mohave County.
 A beautiful Buggy Robe for sale at Ben Weaver's. janl5f
 "PerfectIy splendid, yes, they are,' those ladies dresses that Bray, has just received from Europe, [excuse mel from New York. 3r
 The first invoice of Buffalo Robes ever brought to the Prescott market are dis played at Ben Weaver's Ready Pay Store.
 janl5tf
 Several teams left Ehrenberg on the 20th inst, loaded with merchandise for Prescott merchants.
 Gov. Mccormick will probably go as Minister to Germany. He will nll the bill.
 Murat Masterson and lady entertained several Legislative gentlemen yesterday evening at ther residence.
 The Delinquent Safe notice of the Tiger mining stock has been postponed until the 3d of February.
 We print in full, to-day, the addresss of Miss Carrie Wilkins to the Tenth Legisla-
  visit to the Prescott School.
 Quite number of teams rolled in to-day and discharged their freight at the several stores about town.
 Rushcr S Atkinson's train, with 32,OOO lbs. Of merchandise consigned to merchants and others, unloaded to-day.
 Henry Hart resident of Sunfower Val ley, Maricopa county, has been in attend auce on a Court-martiai as Q witness at Fort Whipple. Mr.Hart isonc of the early set tiers in the valley of the Salinas, and is 8 good citizen.
 Hon. J. D. Rumburg is a very quiet worker in the leg slative halls, nevertheless he accomDlishes much which is just and right. He will be one of those members who will go forth from his legislative labors having done his whole duty and made a good record fer himself.
 ". II. wiliiscraft, first door south of the old Court House, has just received large and well assorted stock of mems boots which he offers at prices tO suit the times. Mems kip boots from S350 to S6.50 per pair, also a choice lot of ladies, misses and chill irens shoes at prices that will please every body. JanlSd Haupt S Hahns team with merchandise for J. Goldwater & Bro. arrived to-day and cargo. Mcssrs Goldwater rccieve Dy this train many new articles which, added To their already very fine assortment makes heir stock in trade complete. They rccev- ,d Qnitc a large assortment of coa, OIl of the 1esJ quality.
 X Grand Promenade Concert and Ball will be given by the 12tn Iafantry Band, ! saturday evening, January 25th, at the Prescott Theatre, under the direction of Frederick Heydenrcich, Band Leader. See l programme. j2O Id TIE DUDLEY Owing to the ! lccease of MT. Ed. I. Bowers. who had l ,argaiAed for the property, the same has ,een taken back by Mr. Williams. and will l ,e kept until further notice by the under igued. FRED WILLIAMS,
 JAMES A. GUILD. Prescott, Jan. 1G, 1878. if SENTENCED TO BE HUYG.-J. J. Chapman, rho was indicted at the June GS7S) term f the District Court, for the killing fla comrada soldier, at Camp Verde, in the month of May, and found guilty of the rime as charged in the indictment, and rhosc case was appealed to the Supreme 'ourt, and there the decision of the lower '0urt being affirmed, was yesterday sen enced, by Judge Silent, to be hung, on the ith of March next There k nothing left pr Chapman to do now but make his peace ;ith the Almighty.
 BEAUrFY YOUR HoMEs.-Mr GoOdhue, { Goodhue X Armstrong, has opened his ruit, shade and ornamental tree and shrub cry business m the old Bowen N Knowles uilding. By the way, those Northern Spy nd Soitzenberg apples Mr. Goodhuc rought from New York, as specimens of he iruit his trees are expected to bear when Icy are old enough, are the finest favored pples we have ever had the pleasure of 4mpiiDg cn the Pacific coast. Among the -ces he exhibits are beach, birch and sugar laple, three varieties of forest trees not lten met with west of the Mississippi riv- r. The two former Of these were noted in he oiden time for the keen switches they tIorded. and sight of them will carry the Id liassnyamper back in memory to the ,g house of lis school days, ana the long each and birch sprouts the master always spt in pickle for him.
 school Moneys Distributed. The Territorial Board of Education met ! II a. m., this mqruing at the office Of ov. Fremont-Pre>ent J. C. Fremont, resident, aad T. ] Butler, Treasurer, and -occcded to apportion the school money the Territorial Treasury to the several ,untios as fnilows, in proportion to the -crsge attendance during the year to the yeral counties: Whoio amount to ba d;sbursed Si isG.54. |
 Average Amount. J
 Attendance. ma ...-......... ~tN M 'oa- 70 nal -..-...... .t.-.. ht 70 QUO "f aric9pa ..................l4 i5' f3 1. avanai .3l0 10 - .S29 3j I una ............. tt 1IS ~ oha.c. iG4-i So O. c