The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-02

are determined upon meting out justice to evil doers, whenever the law fails to punish them.
 FRoN NEw MExrCo-An immigrant train of six or seven wagons. from New Mexico, arrived in Prescott during the week. Hare not learned the number of people that came in with the train. One family came along. few of the teams have gone to Big Bag, to haul wood and rock for the Big Bug Mining Cos quartz mill.
 BILLY GAVIN. one of our oldest and best hun ters and prospeclors who. It may be recolected, sold his interest in Big Bug District. several months ago, and left for White Pine, got back here sunday last after having searched in vain for better mining country than this He, like almost everybody else who rushed 10 White Pine. with the hope of securing big thing" was disappointed. Some thirty miners and farm accompanied Billy.
 WEArnER-The nights, of late, have been quite cool, forming ice. Days pleasant.
 STAGE LiNE.-James Grant. the pioneer stage man of this section. arrived bcre Tuesday aiter- noon last, from California in a brand new Con. cord wagon drawn by six mules, in which also. came the mait. and six passengers, whose names are as follows: Vim. M. Buffum. Of Campbell & Buffum. Prescott; Miss Nj. Wibnfn; Mrs Jennie Wells, M. Simonsen, Lt Ledgewood and Nr. Saunders. As will be seen by advertise ment published elsewhere, Mr. Grant proposes to run a weekly liAe of stages between Prescott and La Paz. to connect with that ot Nobles < Waters. on the other end Of the route between Prescott and San Bernardino California. We donb, not ihe enterprise will be well sustained and it ought tO be.
 JusricEs' CoURr.--0ur sedate Justice Of the Peace, ;. E. Blair. was kept pretty busy, last week hearing and dispOslng Of cases. The first on the docket, we believe. was that of Nike BratEler vs. | c Dickson. This was case Of assault and battery. Itappesred that Dickason's COW saw and admired Mikes corn patch entered IL and was mnnehing il pretty freely. when Mike discovered her went afer her with shooting iron and succeeded in o0uqurring her appetite for corn. Upon learning lhis, Mir Diekason. who lives neghbor 10 Mike went after tha,
 thrifty looking gent, and reasoned the matter q h Ieenan The npshot Of this whole affair gas thu both gentlemen were fined. and the county go, enough money out of tbis COW scrspe iU make a respectable COW so go against faro.
 The next bonbre fetched up was one Con Sul- liean curly headed sioutly built son Of the Emerald I-le Goa was charged with disturbing thc peace, convicted and nned s25. He deserved worse punishment if what we have heard abosi him be true. and he got is too, for A citizen. Slos@ residence be bad entered night two pres iou. xhie said ci,ixen was abscot gave hlis pretty good mauling the io!loging mora ling.
 L. :. JEIEs was arrested and sued Abont a | hors~ bat the person al whose instance hy was arrested. Called 10 appear. Mir Jenks was discharged. and. of course. held possession of | he horse. The man who had him arrested. called al this oaIee a few days ago, and requested us 10 state chat be was entirely wrong. and laboring under an opaque mistake when bs stArled into ! he law baslness. | Next and last came wm O'Neii. new Arri- val from White Pine. He tried 10 establish the fac, that John IIaehard and another White Finer had misnsed him On the rDAd hitherward, but the best be could do only proved that be was | not the most honorable man this side of the Col vrado. and that Buschard merely chasiised bim | little Bnsehard was fined s25, and paid it like man.
 ws saw at the store of Alien i Whit in tais 4 town we1nesday last several pieces of bone, which were recently taken from the leg of hi- tie sou of George Jackson, of Walnut Grove by ! Dr McCandIcss. of ibis place, The little fsllaw shot himself accidentally n she log with sir shooter. .ssO1Efk Fd0)f f4" WE received a call, Wednesday last. from wm,
 M. BntfIm. of Los Angeles California. who is on
 his first visit to Prescott. Mr. B. Is pArtaer in
 the house of Campbell & Bunum, Prescott He is delighted wiih the country, and has proven
 his faith in it by ths am1unt of capital be has in.
 vested in it.
 Bio BuG MuI--s,sam will. we learn. be raised
 at this mill in day or two, Mr. Heslep. thinks
 he will encounter no dihc,slty inA making the
 ores of that district pay handsomely. MessFs Hitchcock Gray and wunderiIch are now at the
 mill
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 yeo1L AND IxsraraESrAL TaEir-ws wer, present Thursday evening iast at public ex , bibition. concert peace jubilee, or something o ths sort, given sy the members of R. E Elliott , singing school, at the Courtroom, in this town and can add our testimony to that of other lis teners by saying that the singing. etc., was good ' The room was filled with ladies and gentlemen ' whe appreciated tbe well-direc,ed, and success fal efforts of Mr. Elliott aud his pupils to prov'