The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02

MOTHS Lindsay keeps himself busy plant ing vegetables, etc., and is assisted by Gen O'Neil.
 Dye and Anderson, the murderers oi Tullis are to be hung in Sacramento, May 29th.
 Hubbell of Michigan, is chosen chairman of the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee.
 California wool is selling in the Boston market at l2 to p cts, for fall and spIing clp.
 Secretary Gosper thinks soon of visiting the Cherry Creek mines, in some or which he is largely interested.
 We are informed by letter that a large number of families living at Santa Barbara, Cal, arc about to leave that place Tor Ari- zona'
 The wind is trying to raise the water from the ocean and sprinkle our parched hills and valleys. Let the wind mill work.
 Frazier's team loaded to-day lot of pick handles aud picks for Mess. Clark & Palm CT, ana five cases of millinery goods for Miss 0'Keei, all of Tucson.
 The delinquent sale list, No. 8, Tiger stock, appears in the MINER today. It Is interesting to those who have money to pay out on assessments.
 Mir. James Nee, the mill builder. is in town. We understand that he is soon 10 commence the erection of mil at the Tus- cumbia mine, Bradshaw.
 Clark & Adams want teams immediately to haul l50, QUO feet of lumoer to Seymour and Phenix. Call attheir lumber yard for particulars.
 Hon. Hugo Richards and others returned yesterday from the Bradshaw country where they report everything in the Mining de- partment as booming.
 P. II. Reardon and son, and John A. Lav- oie, think of leaving tomorrow morning for San Jose Cal. on a flying trip. Lavoie goes to bring out some buggies tor his Gray Eagle Stable.
 MT. J. T. shull has purchased from Mr. s. c. Rngers his entire stock of lime and
 
 chase at the extreme low price of sl 50 per bushel. Inquire at the Plaza Stable.
 The Japanese Government has authorized the issue, by Japanese publisher, of an ed ition of the Book of Genesis in Chinese, pre- pared for the Japanese by the insertion of the "Kun-ren," the work of the American Bible Society.
 The Sniith--Carpenter divorce, adultery, etc, case, still hangs fire in the San Fran cisco Courts. This time it is for the pur- pose of testing the validity of the divorce law as eminating from the Arizona Legis- lature.
 We learn that work has been suspended temporarily at the Peck mine. It IS be hoped that all disturbances or misunder- standings may be amicably arranged and the stamps kept busy pounding out bull lion.
 The late District Attorney of Maricopa county has been indicted by the Grand Jury of that county for having done away with about $2, 300 belonging to the county. He pleaded guilty, paid fine of ss5O, and his bondsmen are to make up the amount due the county.
 In 1866 there were three candidates in the field for the Deligacy from this territory. The vote stood as follows: Coles Bashford, S22; Chas n. Poston, 5l0; Saml. Adams, 192. Total l454. This vote is just about half the vote of YavspaI county in 1878, when tour Campbell' was victorious.
 Judge Morrison, of San Francisco, has decided that ;he Board of Supervisors had The legal right to prohibit the Passion play, or any other performance that tends to bring religion into ridicule and contempt, consequently the actor, James O'Neil, who personated the Savior in the Passion play, was held to pay his fine.
 The Yuma Sentinel is warranted in start ing that the Southern Pacific K. K. will be pushed East to Tucson and will by the 4th of the coming July be within 90 miles ot that place consequently we cannot see how the way station at Maricops Wells will ever amount tomuch. Should the Phenix people run a branch road to Maricopa Wells and tap the S. F. R. k. then the place would be literally nothing.
 Favorable reports continue to cotne ih from Pima county, especially Tombstone district, all of which IS gratifying news even to sectional people in Northern Ari' zoua. Speaking of sectionalism, We are reminded that the pumbkin-eaters of Mari copa county who have never had anything they did not get through Yavapai, enOune' everything that has merit in it as worth less. They expect to sell us their barle, and flour. We can get better article IT California.
 The people of Arizona are anxious t' help the masses of Ihe East receive Genera Grant our next President of the United States, on h.s return to America from hli extensive tour around the world. As 1t | 10 be two or more months yet before thu General is expected in San Francisco, as he is now visiting India, the Arizona element have plenty of time to prepare tor the trip and will anxiously await the excursion terms to be fixed by the Southern Pac'hc ! Railroad.
 The Mormons have q continuous line O settlements from the southwestern borde ! of Utah, through Arizoaa, to the borders O ! Sonora, Mexico. and thoir improvements m ! -F-..-. .s., .,,,ffa taluahfa paFfall1