Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-27
Eotal < Misesllansons.
From Saturdays Daily.l

From Saturdays Daly.i ,-.,,,er APTAIRs-Citizens of Prescott, '., og the business streets, arc not very ,bSS,i,stic S over the village government, for {s ,c,son that they pay, or will have to pay, <, G,ll share of taxes and do not expect "b nrotection from the marshal, who will, I,nb, devote most of his time Co watch |, nroperty around the plaza. But, this q will stand, in case disposition is shown {.rnly the taxes to useful purposes, such as '. ;ng streets and street crossings, the pro- rina of ladders, buckets and such other Encs as will, if necessary, enable people Co Ebt fire. They say that the marshal gets I'm ,er month for his services, none too Scb. to be sure, 10 pay a good marshal, - 1, tb's with other salaries and expenses i they fear, swallow up the taxes and sye no money for other purposes. They | however, willing to give the "goyern- Sp,n fair trial, after which, should n0th |. ! hut paying salaries to officers be accom- xhed. a petition to dsincorporate will then ne up for consideration.
 fbat good man, l.. Alter, got in yester- from his placer claim, over near the ayampa, and will very soon start back iu with full compliment of hands to K said claiu. Snow has, upon three oc- ons, filled his ditch after he had cleaned Ind he does not want any more of that in this winter, if the snow pleases. A very fht run of two days, satisfies him that gold is still there to the amount of ten : bore dollars per day to the hand. T volunteer "local" has left q note on our
 informing us that an Irish gentleman of town, Mr Farrell, celebrated St. Pat Is day, in good old Irish style, for doing ch and threading on somebody's corns,h ad his nose pulled, ear split, was lodged E1he cala5oose and let out by paying Sl0 ed on him by Justice Otis. Pretty rough " ke for performing sacred duty.
 Roa WALNUT GRoyE.-Mr. Allen Gull , Der and II. M. Herbert, our sheriff, ar in town yesterday afternoon, from the be named place, MT. Herbert is looking feeling as well as could be expected after bard night of suffering in the mountains, re he recently lost his way. Both gen ben report great deal of farming and ng work as going on at and near the &Ee, which is one of the most delightful E in Central Arizona, and contains one Fiageable lady.
 herif Herbert started fcr Williamson Ny, to-day, to arrest John A. kimler, on yesterday, entered the dwelling of hen Breon, smashed things gezer.lly and 4htened Mir Breop's llfe. The story goes kimler drew pistol and threatened to bt, but did not.
 c. Moreland, Jas. Fine, Mm- Cole and F miners started for Bradshaw to-day. pg with them quite train of donkeys, with provisions, tools, etc
 @e saw, day, at the store st L. Bash
 nearly Sl,OO0 worth of gold, taken the placers in the past few weeks. ead < Co., Campbell & Buffum, Asher ., have each about as much.
 be of the largest trading establishments uthwestern Yavapai, is th.t of Mr. Jas. 8t, at Wickenburg, where goods of all are kept for sale st very io~ prices. e are "out' copy cf Phillips work on liturgy and would thank the pers, a now psScsslon Of the same to return it.
 Geo. Banghart, yesterday from Chino M, reports several lumber wagons stuck e mud below Fort Whipple, with no im- ate prospect of getting out He says the farmers of Chino and Williamson ys are hard at work, blowing.
 Gideon Brooke. one of the first white ers ot this part of Arizona, and for sey- gesrs past good and efficient supervisor e county, started to-day, by wagon, for brna He was accompanied by T. ". nt arf1 edeiphla to prosecute his claim against aInut Grove Geld and Silver Mining pany. Both gentlemen will return here. toPers and smokers talk of striking pt drinks and cigars, since the prices of
 hay, etc. have got so low.
 hcer miners from the Hassayampa were wn yesterday, purchasing supplies.
 Philip Richardson and others have had g supplies taken to Charley Taylor's
 m Minnehsha Valley, with the view of lately taking them to Bradshaw, where propose Q work mines.
 r. C. GGyetty, of Cherry Creek, is in
 and says he has men at work there, ructing arrastraS.
 aIey block and discharged soldier fd out this morning, in Grants mail 2 ln' the former for Phoenix, the latter for brDia.
 Hardyyille mail wagon started last Fl opic are predicting another fall of rain |ow. We'll, the sky does look B little way.
 mud is drying.
 frER,--Post Surgeon Mathews, of Fort Pple, has favored us with tbe following
 nt of rain and snow fall, since date of FeDisei report
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 tE GoLD.-Mr Geo. Heintzelman ar
 In town last night, from Big Bug min lstnct, with about seven ounces of gold
 which he sold at the rate of Sl8.25 per
 thus giving himself and three part
 SIIT5 for less than weeks work.