The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-07
THURSDAY.

Judge Fleury flied his bo1d asJ. P. to day.
 What has become of the MesiIla Inde pendenti
 James Baker and wife. who have been {, New Mexico, are enroute home.
 Some of the Yuma merchants arc ore pairing to remove into Pima County.
 D. Levy has changed, having removed tC the house formerly owned by C. A. Luke.
 Mc.srs Clark & Adams haue several thou sand feet of lumber to go to Wickcnburg.
 D. c Thorn, proprietor of the Cabinet, has new card in this issue of the MINER.
 There is to be a dance on the first of next month. It is to be given by the Dramatic Club.
 We saw fine specimen of gold ore from the Gross mine, three miles from the Crook mine.
 A gentleman living near San Bernardino, Cal, is about to visit Prescott with a load of fresh butter.
 Chas. Kennier, Clerk of the Board of Su- pervisors of Apache County, is expected in Prescott soon.
 Prescott can boast of great many good mechanics, and especially those who msHu- facture foot gear.
 Frederick & Hill have added an exten- sive assortment of sIoyes 10 their long list of other articles.
 Shirpser of the IXL store, is expecting some Sitka herring, which he intends divid- ing with friends.
 The three cheer programme for Grant across the continent, simply implies three seats in the White House.
 Henry Huning was the lowest bidder for furnishing Camp Apache with flour, his bid being S 50 per hundred.
 Lieut. Frank Fremont has been assigned to the 3i InIantry aud will leave soon to NIn hIs regiment in Dakoia.
 The corn crop along the Rio Grande, and in fac, all, aver New Ne xict, Is said tO be almost faiI,re this season.
 Bones & Spencer have yet to receive, 25O boxes or me apples, which are being ship ped from Sonoma county, Cal.
 Washington Territory is just now boom- ing. EmmIgratinn Is gning in ,aPioiy anu all kinds of industry is 4 ,urish ng.
 Messrs Moves and Bigelow are preparing to 20 into the country for few days. They know where there is Dig bonanza.
 Delegate Campbell leaves for Washing. ton in few days Co be present at the op- esing of that august body December 4th.
 Major Hackney. a goao man and editor of the Silver Belt, has just celebrated his 6Srd birth day. May he live to s~e the turn of the next century.
 The pieces selected by the Dramatic Club for their next entertainment, we un- uerstaud, are to bc Caught by the Cuff ana "Loan mo a Six pence"
 The journals of the last legislature have been printed and arrived at Maricopa. They will soon be in Prescott and copies forward ed to the proper officials.
 \. l.. MWtter, large PEuPcitg o"uet U" Prescott. and an extensive dealer Tn mines around the Big Bug country, went out to look at the latter, to-day.
 Several parties arrived in town this morn- ing from the McCrackin country, among whom we noticed MT. Hubbard, who IS con nected with the Signal mill.
 Thes. Long, who keeps feed yard and saloon between Prescott and Whlpple, we find to be one of the business men who sue cseds by patronizing printers Ink.
 It is true that the year 1879 has been ex- tremely dry in Northern Arizona, at least; still. we find the various butcher stalls filled with finer beef and mutton than for many wears past. Mir. Allen has muttens that are almost too fat for use.
 The election returns from several Of the states will probably be telcgraphed us to- morrow. The excitement undoubtedly runs hiph to-day-but with the going down of the sun. the die will have been cast, and the example get by California and haire iol- lowed.