The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-21

from that State, for California. of Mr Rn,
 Ter, brother to Hon. T. J. Butler nj in;
 town.
 We are doing some nice lob work fo
 Phenix. Send in your orders and we vii
 take pumpkins next Isll, in payment. Re
 member and send your orders. AR,zoNl
 MINER, and not to Crocker & Co. Sar
 Francisco. MagnanimOus.
 Hon. H. s. Stevens, Delegate from Arizo.
 ma to the 45th. Congress, is homeward
 bound. having arrived at San Francisco
 He did not wait to consult with General
 Fremont probably Jeff that for the Hon.
 John G. Campbell, his successor to tile, etc
 Henry Hiltenbrand, the blacksmith. was
 arrested ;lis morning by Officer Pace and
 taken before C. B. Rus, Police Justice. and
 sent up for l713 days in the city prison, for
 sn assault upon \ moor unfortunate woman
 with whom he has been living for the past yeaT,-ihat is to say-when the fair damsel has Rot been in confinement for drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
 The Sisters of St Joseph's Hospital, Pes cOti, sincerely thank the Dramatic Associa- ton, "f Fit. Wnippie, for the benefit given lly them; especially tho7e members who gave their services gratuitously; and all who patrrnZed the same. The amount re- alized, after all expenses were paid, was six " dollars. fifteen of which i5 still to be collected.
 The Yuma Sentinel senos it back at the Enterprise for hinling that Yuma is degenerating. We consider that Yuma is now just about as prosperous as it ever has been and knowing, as we do. that it is sur rounded by innumerable rich mines, we conjecture that the town will continue to rhrlve and keep up its end with other towns throughout rhe territory. Then, Yuma has good agricultural country surrounding it.
 Mrs. Harcourt, who has been keeping restaurant at Hacknerry, is in Prescott, having come by yesterdays buckboard She will visit Peck and Bradshaw Districts, soon, and take a look at business prospects in that direction.
 Mr D. c. Ho lloway, also of Blackberry came n to-day, both of these parties brought Blackberry bullion, which finds a ready market here.
 Messrs. Clark & Adams succeeded in closing d contract, to-day, with MT. James Cusenbary, whereby they furnish hIm for the Central Anzona MinIrg Company, lOO,- 900 feet of lumber. Just what the price | paid we have not learned, but conclude it | must be at ''rock bottom" rates, as Cusen- | bary has d way of making purchases that are wholesome for his side of the house, but | he always fuifis his contracts to the letter |
 n. f Cfg IS Co.'S stage line, has decided to i ,OnBect with the southern Pacific k. k. at i iila Bend. Mir. s.. has been over the ground, and has decided that Gila Bend is several miles nearer Prescott than Maricopa Wells. hence the change to Gila Bend. IL is by careful, reliable persons, that he distance from Prescott to the Southern Pacific R. R. at the point selected by Mir. $, an be reached in l25 miles. If this is correct hen it is 20 miles nearer than MaricOpa Wells.
 Twenty thousand pounds of Silver King were shipped from Yuma to San Francisco un the l2to.
 AN ExTRACT-A letter was picked up on sareet, to-day, which had cyi- ently been lost by its owaer. It commen es with the following endearing words
 LUBLY TIM:-Tater ob my heart, yuse my weetnin'. Longs to look in yua pressed ye. I longs to tell yua, cream ob my sole, low I lubs yua, chile. Yus an angel yu :, etc.
 The loser can have the letter by calling | this office.
 Col. Coats, who acquired quite a repu- ation last year for correctly prognosticariHg [ le " eather has "fallon down" and dIs f raced his reputation as a weather prophet. d Yesterday afternoon he cast the horoscope C nd fiTetold "eitner snow or rain storm $ eforc 10 a. m. to-morTOw"--meaning to. $ ay. The hour has come and gone, but nn a ain. In ancient times, false prophets were a eheaded, hut in this more uncertain and [ llie ehtened age, we shall have to allow [ lem to guess few times before resortinL to a Xtrcme measures. ! WAFFLE PARK CLUE RooMs.-Samuel V Biting succeeds to the proprietorship < ihe Whirple Park Club Rooms in place \ MT. Haskell, whe has retired. The ,oms continue to be kept in the same egant style which has ever characterized lem from the begining. They are kept r the exclusive use of the members Of the l. ub and their invited guests, are comfort ii ply warmed and brilliantly lighted am n spt free from gambling, g,drunkenness or any c T ,eemly conduct. The tables are always n pplied with late papers, easy chars and q tas are provided and refreshments brought e to order. n