The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-22

WE were pleased Co see Jesse and Sol. Jackson jump out of the California stage, Tuesday last. in front of their place on Monteznma street. They had just returned from visit to the Golden State, and were seemingly as glad to get back as their friends were at beholding them. Jesse says his brother Zadok and Mr. Loyejoy are coming with their families. He also says times are hard inside" and many "lnsiders" were talking of getting on the outside. in Arizona. next spring.
 Bro BU0.--Things in this mining District are prosperous. The mill stopped for few days recently when larger plates and longer and wider sluiees were put in A Hume was also erected, to convey more water to the batteries The mines are yielding plenty of rich ore Hessrs. Hitchcock and Mccarthy think they can now save all the free gold. and sulphurets, and with the new conirivances for SO doing. we be- lieve they will make tbeIr words good. Then will the Big Bug ores pay large dividends.
 FRoM WALKERS DisrRIcr-The news from this old district Is quite meere, In consequence of there being no water there to mine with Jack. son McCrackiu and C. Y. Shelton came down Saturday last, and returned again Sunday. MT. Shelton has dirt that pays eight cents 10 the pan He paid of ib- goid got out of iC It was coarse. Had be sluice head Of water, he could average about siO per diem The quartz miners were taking out plenty Of ore. which they were pillng u?, in hopes Of being able to work IL soon. shelton says he has some rock-a small lot--thAi wiil go t2,0Oo.
 MULES sroLES-Taesday night last, some dsr. terous thief or thieves stole two mules, one of which belonged to Mir suncken. of Williamson Valley. The mules were tied to a wagon, which stood In the plaza, a, sbe time they were stolen Verify, rasoals and ,eoundrels are increasing in our midst
 CAPrArS E. D BAKER succeeded in baggtng IS ducks, short time ago, at Williamson Valley.
 LiEUTtsssT CBHrfs, Sin t. s Cavalry, hs. been promoted He deserved to be.
 sALE or "FEET"- "-Ai,hough quartz mining bas been looking up, for Q month or two past trans. actions in " fcci have been ie- sBd isf bel cen. A day or two ago, however, cir hundred fec, tn the Lion lode "ehanzed hands." that is, A E. smith sold to Geo W CarSis, slK hundred fec, in the aforesaid lode, for ths sum of tI ,sJo cash. nc Alon t sAHAteA neaf tle Dead or tbc fasshf anpA, not far from Moves & Curiis' lostAmp quartz mill, and prospects well on Inc sarfaoe. its purchase hy MT. Curtis looks h that gen tlrmAn sud hh partner. A. Q. Moves, mean, to resume mining operations soon aEain.
 LErT Us.--cAptain r. D Baker and hls eroel- lent kind-heartcd better half took leave of their Prescott, friends, yesterday morning, and ssi out for lhs Atlantic States. Lieutenant A D Wells accompanied them. That thsir journey may bc without trial or accident is tho wish of ths com mansty.
 UNpER sHrHIFf. sAeFia Johh L. Taylor has appointed <. C. Swain formerly Of Walnut Grove. Undrr-shcfif. We ieei eonadea. that Gus will make good otse-f.
 sALE or oxE.H.LY iSrEHrsT fS a RAScnN K. Larty has cold one-hAl of hls raReh ln Wool. .ey Valley. aeou, 10 mile. east from Prescott, io John N. BranAman. for e. ls0. The ranch is con reuienlIy situated on the road fron Prescott Co Camp Verde, Camp MeDowell, Br Bug ana Black Cauyon We believe it 6 Mf Be intention 10 remove his family 10 bis newly acquired home, al early day as possible.
 IP osBoHSr and family threaten 10 migrate to PhGnix. Salt river.