Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-03
From weane.aa,l. pail..l


 FixED.-Jobn Wocdman and F. D. Ridge were last night caught stealing hay from A. L. MoelleEs barn, by constable Knott, who arrested them. Being, this morning, taken tue fore J. c. Otis, J. F., and found guilty of petit larceny, they were let off with a fine of S25 each.
 \. F. Elliott's anastrs is pulverizng the last of batch of ore from the Salvador mine, near Prescott.
 We learn that Willard Rice is sinking on the Corhucopa lode, and taking out grea; deal of rseh rock, A rich specimen from Che lode was yesterday on exhibition.
 Mr Dan Uatz is now in ful, charge of the Oriental Restaurant, bakery and saloon, next door to the AixEs office.
 CArrlE-C- ?. Head & Co, and q. W. Hance, have nev aearly 1000 head of cattle aQsl lfrySsse,ft s,s ---, 'r-' .'''-'' '''''+-
 Ed. F. Bowers, discharged soldier and Chinaman, left by Grants mail wagon this morning.
 We learn that Gen M. r. Small, acting cbief quartermaster, military department of Arizona, has received dispatch from Gen. Belknap, secretary Of war, instructing him 10 complete the public buildings already commenced at Camps Lowell and Grant. Mr. Stemmcr intends to add on more house Co D. J. Marr's, in Woolsey valley. and make of 1t good, comfortable station, for the &C., eommodation of travellers passing that way Mitchell < Gardiner have an immense "stagco fitted in good style for the carriage of unfortunate citizens Of Prescott who have to go to Ph@nix as witnesses. Gardiner ! tstka nf faLiuO s;xtaa,, y,aaaanuor. ;. eight-horsePower caravan.
 | All who are expected 10 pay taxes for tho support of the village government may feel an interest in examining the assessment roll which will he at the village recorders office to-norrow, for this purpose.
 Charles Peterson and NorrAan McCloud, farmers of Peoples valley, in this county, were in town yesterday with wagon-oads of potatoes, corn, etc. Mr. McCloud had 10 sell some of his corn for three cents per pound.
 1 Mir J. l.. Fisher will soon call upon patrons of fhe MINER, in this vicinity, for tho ''back- pay" nDT ddc the establishment. Let him have it, if you please. Bills will soon be for l Wsnied to all persons, outside of Prescott, whO rre indebted to tue MINER for subscTip- tor, advertising, etc, all of whom are earn 1 estty requested 10 send tho money as speedily ! as possible. By 90 doing, ladies and gen tlemcn, yon will enable mfe Co pay my debts and run the machine. JoHS II. MARION. THE RrcnEsT.--Our fellow townsman, Jno Laughlin, arrived home a few days ago, from Walnut Grove mining district. He visited and took good look at the VeSnVius gold mine and proHounces it the richest of all mlHes he has eyer seen, which assertion we must take for granted, since John has seen nearly all the crack mines of California, Ne yada, New Mexico and Arizona.
 Head Mr. Flanders advertisement; then visit his gallery, in which you will find the best of photographic views, etc. His stay here viii bo short, so. people who have not vet takon advantage of his presence to have ther pictures taken, should do so without delay, AS another such chance may not occur fgt months ,o come. ,.'t Ca1SaE ,s TR1EskAPa 0FERroRs.--We baya beea. informed that Mr Strauehoh' the nreseu, telegraph operator at Wickenburg, will shortly come tO Prescott and take the place of Mr. Ellison. who VIII take MT styauchon's pIaes at Wiekrnbnfg. ,.".