The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-11

Wilson & Park are improv,,
 taurant property. and will .od1 inelr h re
 Territory. muse In tn
 non; Judge Silent. Hon. Murat M.s..,
 son ana Clark Churchill, Eso. leave Assel sa ssel
 .o" morning by Hathaway stags ,;.n ioi S
 Mlnerai Park. Judge Silent to 6o,d o Con.. 'o
 ana the other gentlemen to attend .oH'
 Distrlct Attorney Mastersop. we unds...sn' 's '
 goes to prosecute Dr. Lawrence for a,'aHN .auu
 county. VI Mohay'
 ll&'ei or late has been good from Cali.
 ,orn'a ana the States to this sect;on w,
 nave nFeu since 1864, in this part of ths
 ieIfitory' and ought ro know every ner.on in the county, still we meet scores of siranoe faces every day. and conclude tbey are ns,s corners. One thing is certain, they are no, hasssysmpers and were never installed inc me sublime and mysterious secrets of ,hS orie-tia' Order of Humility.
 A Board of Officers to consist of. u. lor James Eddie, Sixth Cavalry. Firs, Tisu tenant w. w. Witherspoon, Twelfth Infsn try, and second Lieut.. E. F. Wilcox TweIf,h Infantry, has been appointed to meet ., Headquarters to consider and dec;da s,t, % yecl 10 ihe approval of the Department Sonimander, alt questions which may arise aurlrg the approaching contest in rifle
 The Tucson Citizen sarcasticaliy iuouires 1T fAvapai county would not like a Lt,Ie railroad In hers-Not particularly stuck at- ter the iron horse, Mir. Citizen. our ricn valleys of agricultural land with a half doz- en mountains filled with the precious met ais, are pretty good to diet on even if wc are without railroads. A slow mule or an 'rdinaiy Ourro are pretty good institutions 'o tie 10, they wlll pack out our bullion md bring in our sugar and coffee.
 It IS now thought proper that the Re- 'uolcans commence making arrangements "i .he permanent organization of the party | n the Territory. It is true that consider | 'Oie time remains between this and the 'ext election, still it is we'll that steps be aken towards organization. There is but lttie doubt in the minds of those best ac- na'nted with the political status of the ounty and Tertiary, that the victory 'ould fall with the Republican side, there orc, It behoOves them to see that men 'om their ranks are selected for the differ. nt offices.
 FROM SALT LAKe.-The executors of righam 1oungs estate have filed an an. yer to Mrs. Emeline Toung's complaint in hich John Taylor, President of the 12 Postles, acknowledges that they have ille- ( ally appropriated property but claims that l ,, as such President, has a right to % be- [ 'nd the law and restore to the Church the mounts fraudulently obtained by Brigham pm the Church.
 Miles, The polygamits, has been sentenced fve years hard labor in the Nebraska I nitentiary. Reynolds, his co-laborer in e vineyard of the Lord, will not be trans r red to Utah, but remain in Neb. ( The mines in and around McMillen. Mar r pa county, are of the richest in the world soon the mountains and hills will be n ming with quartz mills, reducing hun eds upon hundreds of tons of ore daily. q ,arating the glistening metal from rock 9 earth. Large towns will take the place T, D where now stands, perhaps, solitary ., 'in, and the wild romantic Apache land 70 U become the home of an intelligent !, dworking people whose business it will n: n to help All the gold and silver coffers of 1
 government, which will soon be the ac- !" 'wledged moneyed Government of the rld.