The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
wEDNEsDAY

Ii you want a good drink of beer call at the Excelsior Brewery.
 All United States Civil Smts will be put over til fall term, as the fnEds appropria- ted for this fiscal year arc exhausted.
 The California stage has contracted the disagreeable habit of arriving later in the day than was its usual won't.
 NIT. Drake, the man who bored the first oil well in Pennsylvania goes around beg ging, and people consider him an old bore.
 If you haven t a clesn shirt go over to the store on the East side of the plaza and tell them l sent you.-Generous.
 Maj. James Ellis, brother io N Ellis of Prescott. is expected from California this week Mir F. may conclude to stay in Ar izona. Plenty of room for such men in this section.
 Ed O. Grant, Tom Hodge and MT. Tread well, of Wickenburg, arrived today per private conveyance. Just what their busi- ness is or how long they intend to remain with Us we are unable 10 say,
 At Bray s. a full assortment of Summer
 
 Jeans from 40cts up; also a full line of White and Fancy Shirts, Fancy, British and BalDrigau 1s Hose.
 A large team belonging 10 the estate of Hank Bedsoe. deceased arrived to-day from Maricopa with 1000 lbs of merchandise for various firms in Prescott which is to-day the liveliest place in Arizona.
 Joe Lawrence. an Ash Creek mIner, has returned from the Hill and Freeman expe- dition. He reports that he left the main party and went in 8 north-easterly direction into the mountains and found mineral, sam pes of which Ia has with him that look like argentile erous galena.
 RoAD BURNT OUT-jake Hlnklc who ar rived this morning from Alexandra, informs us that the logs that form tEe lower side of the grade on the road between Palace Station and Turkey Creek have burned out by fire caught from the burning woods until the road has fallen il so as to be impossible for wagons of any size or klnd.
 We have been out ta sec our cows, calves ana high-'oned steers rvnuing on our stock ranch near Date Creek, where we found things just as we expected. viz. plenty of country, grass. somewhat dry. and an abund- ance of water. Cows arc doing well, calves kicking up wi;c their hiad paws and the steers ready for fight or anything else that comes along.
 Mr. Smith of san Francisco. who has been soiourning for several weeks at Sey- mour. is on a visit to the Capital of Arizona and is much pleased with our town. He thinks the Central Ar-zoaa Mining Co.'S mill at Seymour will commence work about the 2Oih of July and believes l. will prove grand success.
 All Peoples and Uncle Jimmy Ceughran two Of ArizonSs best citizeUs, ago in town from WicSenbgrg, which Is just now thriving place ovlGC Co the fact that formidable radu-tioa works are being put up ncar that town. for tho reduction ot the ores from the wonderful old Nuiturc. Mr A. II. Peoples sho deals extensively m stock, iuforins Us that a disease has bro ken out with the young cattle in and around Nickenhurv. from thc effects of which they tumble over, turn their delicate little toes to tue stars. and expire n a few moments. The diSssse seems to be an affection oi me lurgs
 We had a view today ot ,ao Atkinson Hat, at Iroa Springs, which @as been e.'- laFgel aul fitted D D for the Fourth ~ Ju'E celehrat.a5. MT. Atkinson Ess saared no pains or expense to make the premises just what they should be for 8 large gathering such as wi!, congregate there on the iUSrd Year of our National Independence. Let's all celebrate.