The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-13
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Remember ihc races tC-monow.
 Col. DuJ. MoreIand is in town from the Bradshaw mountains.
 John Hanee is in town with his train from the Yer le, bringing eern for Wallen- burg.
 WI. B1lta lefs this afternoon for San Francisco, per Gilmer, Salisbury < Co.'S stage.
 For the past two days the wind has man aged to hoxl just about as hard ss 1t knew how.
 5udge Howard |. still afflicted with cpl zoosic which seized upon him while st fu- ma.
 We are sorry to chronicle the severe ill- ness of the Sister Superior stationed in Prescott.
 s25 KESo.-The $2J Keno comes od at thc Cabinet, this evening, ai o'clock sharp.
 Hon. II. A. Bigclow is in town from the rural districts, looking hale and hearty. He is the picture of peace maker.
 Go and hear Mr. Rush describe Ingersslls Gods. He will handle the subject eieyeriy and the lecirre will be entertaining.
 VII wiiliscraft rsturasi this m1r1ing from trip 10 the Peek, Tiya. etc, an thinks well of the prospects in thos camps Postmaster Otis inform. U, that tn, bud- nes4 of the Prescott office for the last quar- ter was larger than that of any pFev'ous period during his administratio1.
 C.E. Dake, Eso., who has been sojourn- ino with friends in Prescott for somS tim", and is delighted with our country. leaves for San Francisco, his bcne, this afternoon Robert Archer of the Tiger, is in town locking hale, hearty and about as rugged as the old Bradshaw mountain, where he hangs out.
 wn. S.mm ms, the packer. has compile ted a % ,.I tr lil frDn Tintop to the Tiger mine. an | pack train has msde trip over the same.
 We would advise our readers to pcruse with care what Mr. Herspring offers m another column. He speaks loud aud means everything he says.
 CATHOLIC CmuRcH- Tomorrow, Sunday June sth, first mass at o'clock, q. m.r ID the chapel, and second mass at Fort Whip- pie at 10 o'clock, O. m. FATHER bEcKERs
 The emigration to Kansas seems not to abate. Better accounts are coming from there as to the chances for making living, and some of the papers claim that there Is plenty of work for all who will go.
 great many thousand dollars worth of yaIuSble pine timber has recently been de- stroved in the mountains, through careless ness of campers who make fires and allow them to spread.
 Judge Howard has just received from the southern portion of the Territory 6 large assortment of genuine tea weed, good Tor colds, coughs, etc. He invites brethren Tn good standing to call and participate.
 1T. Asher and wife are spending the warm summer months of 1879 in Berlin. A nice place in which to while away a few months and absent yourself from the cares of life in Arizona.
 telegram from Phenix yesterday, the sth. stated that T. NJ. Alexander had just departed for Prescott, consequently, can be looked for at homo tomorrow. Aieck made pretty good visit to the Golden Gate City
 Hon. W. II Hardy is fixing up his sffair' for the purpose of making trip 10 New York, where he expects to dispose of severa large and valuable mines which he owns IT Mohaye County. Success to you, Captain Hardy.
 Several Tiger owners have gone out to se' tl.e mine, new mill, etc. The mill. VIC un dcrstand, is ready to commence operations so soon as a new main shaft is received frou San Francisco, the one originally sent dowr with the mill being too light for the pur pose intended.
 The Peck mill is working away smoOthl, and according to late advices doing we'll Eve stamps are crushing Peck ore and tiv, are st work on lot of Prince ore, whicl inc owners had promised to run through a custom work Prospecting in the lead zoe on as heretofore and there is nothing now Il inc breeze to prevent the Peck mlll fren sending out large amount or bullion.
 An old Indian aged aoout o0, Nhttc eA perimenting with the Southern Pacific K R. cars, and wishing to test their weight placed his legs across the track fe" days since at Yuma. He didn't keep hi; legs long on that track, he arose and walk cd of without feet.
 It is uow officially reported at hcadquaI ters that the scouting parties sent to Tont Basin failed to discover what Indians com mitted tho late depredations, but it though they were from the San Carlos agency.
 It is also reported that Lieutenant How ard, of the i2,h Inf. had followed ban of Warm Spring Indians for considcrabl distance ant ii ially tur-el the trail over tO Capt Eyer, 9th Cav, who trailed them int Miembres, N. M. Mountains, killing {, an wouuding 4; mortally. Loss, RJers con moud, oue man killed and one wounded.
 NEW MAP-Lieut Fred X Smith, i2t Infantry, of the Engineer Department FoI whipple. has ::placcd us under obgliation far a copy of a new map just issued, of tn Territory of Arizona. From hasty peruss we should judge it to be by far the mos accurate chart ever published of Arizon' giving the mining camps, military post