The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-25


 1 HTxENsAL:-We Wednesday evening Mr. John Spring, a youth some 26 summers, sacri feed his cherished bstchsorho ol at the alta, ofafsct;on by incorporating lis being with that of modest au veiy superior young lady Hiss Manuea Molino Ar Spring highly socia qualires, and the popularity ol his young bride had the effect Of calling together on the ocsa- sion a large and select attendance Alter ths marriage ceremony had been concluded the company adjoarned to a grove on the premises where seats were arrange1 and tables spread to receive and provide for it's enjoyment Never having taken the pains to study female appearl we dare not venture on a description of the attire of the numerous ladies present, aud therefore inform the 'posied' questiouer on this point, that he or she cannot imagine any style of dress combining elegance, sym metry and real sterling beauty, which migbtnot have been witnessed there The guests, after largely enjoying themselves at dancing, drink ing, toasting and thinking, took their depar- lure at midnight after having first tsudered their final congra tuiatlons to the happiest couple in Arizona.
 MINES: :-The newly discovered silver mins in the Gila River ln the reighborhool of Flor~ ence is giving rise to a very considerable amount of gossip The awful caution anI myster- ous whispering which characterize the inter- change of opinions regardingthis mino areirdly appalling A few day since We observed Jones walk leisurely up to Smith, (alllhe while bestow. ing his entire attention upon an uaattractiye picture which he had already seem perhaps a hundred times. and salute the said smith by g punch in the rios-ihis by the merest ac- cidsnt-as he passed. Smith smelt Q full grown mice and instantly followed in Jones' wake until by ths meress accident they came together in an obscure corner lheapartment, This last movement had the effect of bringing the efluvium imparted by said little quadru, ped in connection with our o,factories so tax ing up Q copy of the Little Corporal which happened to be at hand we heli 1t before our eyes, just so as net to be suspected of prying into o,he. folks business; bat alas for honor able intentions There The binding had given HAy, and as we looked through the otidce there stood tdc uasGspecting Jones and Smith. Jones, who hes never been known to wear a coat or vest. or more than one shirt at one time, thrust his hand between his manly thorax asd the article Of clothing before mentioned and draw forth an angular piece of quartz rock 'froa tLe Gila miue" and held it triumphantly before the lustrons or5s Of Smith. A saspi- cions glance from four eyes swept every cor- ner of the room and failing to detect any turk ing danger through examination was made by Smith, after which he linty treasure vas restored to it's warm nest and the couhdentiala departed together, whisthing John Browns Body" with the most supreme nonchalance as they left tue apartment.
 The following appointments have been made by Governor Stafford at tho given dates.
 June lOth-Thos. Wicks, Sheriff of Mohare County,
 June lOth-B. IL Spear and Frank Becks, Supervisors of Mohave County. I June lOth-A E. Davis District Attorney for Mohave County.
 June lOth-A. c. Haskill justice of the peace for Mohave County;
 June lOth-A. o Moves, justice Ofthe Peace, Prescott. Yavapai County.
 June lOsh-Georga ". B Bsrnard, justice of the Peace Prescott, Yavapai County.
 June l0ih-George II. Mimball, Notary Pub lie Date Creek, Yavapai County.
 June lOth-T. $ Moore Commissioner of Deeds to reside in San Diego, California.
 June lOth-James B. McRenny, Notary Public to reside at PhenE, Yavapai country.
 June l3th-C A. Carpenter, Notary Public to reside st Florence Pima County
 June I3th-Josaph T. R Plank, Com missioner of deeds to reside il Washington D. c.
 June 18th Herbert A Lee, Commissioners of deeds to reside in the city aud State of New York
 June l7h--Wm. E Leet, Commissioner of deeds for New York City.
 l "GUs.," of Lavin's Hotel has our thanks for