The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12

\ train is coming iD from New Novice with salt, which is due here in dsy or two
 The Prescott Free Academy is in ful, blast, ander Professor sherman ana his as. sIstan;s.
 X new silver lead has been discovered Eear Cherry Creek, said to be very large and exceedingly rich. Good for the Golden Era Mining Company.
 The sage line between Prescott and Min ei'al Park mas just been supplied witI, oraio by N. < c. Ellis. Mails on time will fol. lOw' In consequence thereof.
 People who assist bilks to run away from Prescott, deirauding their creditors. are quite low, and should be given ticket with instructions to -git."
 The report is current in Prescott that Mir Coles Bashford and Miss Etta Parker. one of frescott's most beautiful young ladies. are 10 be joined m bonds of wedlock, on the i7th inst.
 We see by the Tucson Citizen that Geo. RylaDd's circus is again in the Territory and entertaining the people of that place, before s.a;ting north. This troupe will visit Prescott some time during the early part of next month.
 MT. Rogii. countryman Of Tim Haw- kim, arrived per stage this morning. He took pep at Prescott. found ont that our population was only about 1000. and nm mediateiy purchased a ticket for the Little Colorado. He will probably apply for per mission to join the MCrmons.
 The excess of American exports over im- ports. for the year ending August {. was S269, ,J12. 900. This vast balance was set tied msinly by the return of American sa- curities. railroad, government, and munich pal. Now the bonds are running short and the gold is beginning 10 come.
 J. II. Lee, of the American Ranch.is busy making gramma hay, somewhere in the vicinity of Lonesome valley. It k rather slow work, we imagine, tilis season, making hay where II has not grown more than five or six inches, still, Lee is perservering and has no let up to him.
 Paul IIelliDger and F. w. Becker have rented the premises where Geo. Yeckle re- gently kept saloon. The new firm intend starting bakery and eating house. From what we know Of these gentlemen if is safe tO predict that they will give satisfaction and make success of their new undertak- ing.
 THEATRE.-Look out for enjoyment soon. Nan the Good for Nothing;" also, new farce by Col J. F. Mart m, and the sTIcket of Leave Man" with Masterson. Fitch, Du Souchet, Martin, Hall. Anderson. Cordis, and Miss Carrie Wilkins, Mrs. Cartier, Mrs Risley and the whole company, with new scenery. The Club is gathering for tine fall season, and our theaire-g will be de- lighted.
 HORSE STEALING.-J. T. Shull. of the Plaza Stable, informs Us that on Saturday night last a horse, which he had pasturing in Williamson valley, WAS stolen and brought into Prescott The thief procured supplies and Jeff. taking the road in the di- reciion of the Verde. Mr. :. has gone on the trail and woe be unto the thief if he is overtakcn. NIT. Buckman also informs us that about eight days since he had valu- able horse stolen from his premises, one mile north of town. If these horse thieves are caught they should not be allowed to go long without a trial The Phcnix plan should be resorted to n rope.
 The true histosy of the DiYoung KallJeh affair will be written thus:-
 "DeYoung published in the Chronicle that KailOch's father, who died nearly thirty wears ago, was an adulterer, and that under the garb of gospel minister used his po- sition Co debauch female members of his congregation. This was false. kalloch In retaliation proclaimed from the steps of Metropolitan Temple that DsYoung was the son of prostitute. This also false.
 Kallach tough. back wish his mouth. DeYoung rcsurlcd tO assassination. Both men acted in manner unbecoming gon- tlemen. DeYouDg was the aggreSsor.'
 "SKIPPING 0uT."-This httle game, in Prescott, is becoming quite monotonous. Our town, which always does well by those who try c. do we'll for themselves. has sui fcred considerably during it's existence by a class of bummers Who come in, start into business under flying colo-s, pay their way for awhile, until such time they get the confidence of our merchants and procure a trust, when they sell out and skip leav- ing good people. who have stood by Pres colt for years, to suffer In every instance these daylight robbers shnui,, he followed, brought back, and compelled to pay every cent they owe, or serve term in the Terri torial Prison for grand larceny. 10 would be a wise thing for merchants and bpsincSs men of Prescott to form an organization or club to follow this class of people, who come among us only to rOb,and bring them back Ia every instance. It would put stop to being imposed upoa ny high-to hilks, for whom the country has no need or room.
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