The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
SATURDAY


 this forenoon.
 G. W. Hull merchant from the Verde,
 in Prescott and reports nothing new in b
 section
 The United States Grand JuTy, .. tweis
 oc ock 10 day. hs d found four ind cimenr
 Tief will ci'se tLeir laL0rs and be dii
 cha. ged this afternoon.
 Miss Roe Osborn returned to Prescott
 yesterday fIem WAiEut Grove, where sh
 had i'eeD fer several days visiting friends.
 D. Levy & Co are about to start branel
 store at Big Bug win Mfr. Ab- KIewe a
 ''bo.s." Abe |. an honorable gentlsmaI and we hope he my do well.
 A lady of Prescott has discovered tha cayenne pepper makes an excellent tootI
 pIwdeF aaa recommends its Use by al
 who oxn a toHh brush. It is cheap anC does its work most efectUslIy. Try tt.
 Hon. Murat Masterson has had more thar
 his share of work during the term af th. DI>tricI Caurt. but he has proven himself equal 10 the emergency, dischATgiHg hi duties wIth h-ut tear ar favor.
 Probably Thomas X. s oft receives tl,s largest sa sry oi any mas ia ihis e"unfry He Is DO Presideft Oi seven railroads under the c ntr l of the P.sn- yivania Centra which pay him about si90. 900 year.
 Judge John 4. Rush has quite a number of ihe m si "a ual,ie inning claims in Big Bug district, winch will necessarily have te be called iato rvqaisi D for the purpose of keeping the qiaItz mills supplied with quartz.
 G. A. Bshlox, formerly cigar and to- baccI me- cnant af Prescott, but now in the saloon business al Bradshaw, is. we learn. quite iii at the Caste Creek Warm Springs where ne has been sent with the hope that the waters may prove beneficial to him.
 The Tucson Citizen is a little of when if >sserfs that not single copy of the late laws ia to be found in A izona. For the in. Iormxtion af all concer led, we will state that one thousa.- d copies have ben printed at the MINER office Id are now about to b. bound and distributed, ~-bich Is just about as soon as form r laws have S~en put into beck form under the management O. the Citizen office. Don't growl, friend.
 We are sorry to learn that Judge Kutz of Bradshaw City, has ben stricken down with whst is supposed to be disease of the heart. lie has been removed to the Castle Creek Warm Springs, but when Col. More land left the Tiger yesteId'y morning. the news was that he was no hetter, and fears ,,-sre en ertained that his case was a serious cue.
 NASst.ArGh~ER.--The Jury enpannel | led 10 iry the case af Bernard Vogt, indict | ed for iha killing of Jean Harbrau, at the Orc Banito mine aLoui the first of this month, brought in a verdict of manslaugh- | ter with the recommc ndation that the Court impose the lightesr sentence.
 Bernard Vogt, for the killing of Jean Harbrau, was sentenced to one yaars' con finement in the territorial prison this p. m.
 Romulo Baca, who killed several men in New Mexico and finally escaped to Spr ng- cryiile in this territory. and for whom a reQuisifinn was made on our Governor. .evsd- cd the officer who came in pursuit of him remaining some time with relatives in Eastern Arizona. Now comes the news that Baca finally went home to New Mexico, sur rendered hIn self to the authorities for trial. A change of venue was taken from Valencia to San Maguel county with a view of giv ing ihe prisoner fair trial, but the people seemed to he unwilling to submit, and when the prisoner was enrouie to the last named place, a mob to, him from the officer in charge and rid, led hIs body with bullets. Daca was of ga q family, has many rsla. tives living in Apache county in thi- terri tory who are good citizens.
 STILL BuRSIye Col. Dud Moreland, [ -l..,. fK,t I ing, in sorms us that the wagon road between i P lace Station and Turkey Creek is still on f fire. ana that in places where the foundation r nf the .oi1 bed is made of brush and logs, a it k bnr iiug out, and the earth and gravel V of which me Ioad is constructed has fallen v and is falling m un:l the entire width of | lhe track IS gone in one or two places. v Several men were at work trying to patch mp the worst places sp As to permit the stage to pass. hut it will require the ex- pend turc of a con sd .rab.e sun of mon. ' fo fix the road fer freight Iesms. n From other sources se learn that it is i, prop,.sed to cha 4ge th route s1 as to strike :, Turkey Crrek . mile higher up, at the Mast-rsan Mill. a, it is thought that bet t r aad sa"te route cIu be found. and the I 'oad made for less m 'uey than to repair the d burnt section. |. UNCLE LILY RAYMOND This Nestor oi b mining operators. h 'se nams is am ,st a. amiliar tn the pesIpie of thus Coast as are he terms chorides. suipha.es. carbonaies VI md contact veirs, came to Prescott ypsier- c Iav on horseback, in company with John re )'Dnnghertv E-q. win whom he has estsb- O! :shed Mining Plant" on a ledge in the o, that surround Tonto Basin in ', Ipache County. They represent their .u nines to be very promising in the yield of h' -ood orc in large quantities, the oniy diff St ulty being a want of water to work i:. ~ 'hey have succeeded under many difficulties, ., specially those connected with the matter U f transportation, in erectsng & small mill th nd go: it all ready to run, but after start ng up and crushing only two Gr three tons ,e water u'irely gave out and they are ompeiicd to wait until it rains. Uncle lilly left thus afternoon by stage for San ~, 'rancisco. W Our young friead Risley, the phono- rapher, Court reportar, etc. who has, du- ii ng his residence in Prescott, wun the re- tn 'ect and esteem of the people generally, NJ id especially of the officers of the court no d members Of the bar, surprised a few of sh Is more intimate friends last evening by ws