Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-03

CTS Ol Inc Salvador mine showed us. a cou. pc oi hours ago, small bar of gold, weigh Ing two and thrce-eighih ounces and yalued at Si. 70, the proceeds of just about one ton ot rock--top rock at that.-from the Snlya. dor mine, near Prescott. Tic batch of rock was worked by Mr l. F.. Elliott, in hi. ar. tastra in this town. This result, although not large onc, gives general satisfaction. The shaft on ihc Salvador i, down about ls Feet, at which depth the ledge is vf good size and the rork very rich.
 The owners talk of erecting q water wheel and arrastras to work their rock. on Granite creek, short distance above Prescott.
 MT Peter Brannan. of Verde, informs us that there are abont 200 Apachcs on the Verde reservation, all in good health and spirits.
 Mr John Rogers, the man who was recent. " wounded by the IIuapai Indians. at the Willows, is in town. People who have seen him say, "ile is shot to pieces"
 Miller's large freight train passed through town yesterday afternoon heavily laden with lumber from the Quartz Mountain saw.mill. Lumber destined for points on the Gila, Verde and Salt rivers.
 FINE weather, lovely day, incest of the season, is what we yesterday heard several men say. But for the fact that Jack Frost reigns of nights, it would not take long for the fragrant cottonwoodS and thrifty willows to put on spring frlls and flowers. They are, already, little green.
 Mr Win < Linn got to town yesterday af- ternoOn iron Bradshaw. A severe attack of l.s, Ia, erty.
 Mir II. M. Herbert, Thos Bullock and other sportsrnsn got back from Verde yesterday. They succeeded in killing one deer. Water was too muddy for successful fishing.
 Mr NJ Wormser adyertses his business at Phenix, Salt River valley, and has another calling upon persons indebted to the late firm of W0rmser & Wertheimer 10 settle as soon as possible. The jolly old store in the valley Is said to con tain great deal of everything needed by Arizonans.
 InPRovEMENTs.-Mr Jake Marks is having his dwelling house made taller and otherwise improved
 Mir Ben Lindenbaum is putting an exten- sion to his carpenter shop, on Montezuma street
 Law is all the rage Judge Otis office is the place where di.putants and their talent are holding high carnival.
 DANGEROUS AND UNPLEASANT Acr.-Sev- eral weeks ago, two herders of Williamson valley, named Chart and Brookshire, quar- reled and scutlicd about the result of game of cards In the scuffie, Brookshire, who is a large man, got his antagonist down, but showed no disposition to hurt him. Soon after letting bim go free, B. walked towards the fireplace, followed by C., who, it appears. had procured a knife, with which he attacked F., cutting him pretty badly in at least two places, and would, perhaps, have killed B., tut for Mir S,andiier, who, hearing the row, got up and separated the combatsn's. This has lcd to the arrest of Chart, who was brought here by deputy sheriff Hammond and will, to-day, undergo examination before Justice Otis.
 And, now, comes Ms. StandfcT, who ale ges that q man named DoDAhugb, of Inc san,. valley, .-ith v.loss be has had sornu words about some landed property, stood at n fence corner the evening of March 30, and blazed away at him (Standifer) with nee- dle gun. The shot missed it's mark. Dona- hugh cleared out and has not since been heard of. This is Mir. StandIfer's account of the matter.
 c. ". Curtis, proprietor of the Quartz Mountain Mill, shipped by Miller's train, yesterday, to Camp Mcdowell, 5l 900 shin gles and 3s,O00-lumber and shingles to Pbnnix and Florence.
 His mill and shingle machine are running at full speed, and he is prepared Co ill all orders for lumber and shingles.
 MAILs ASp PASSING ERs.- Grants mail wagon arrived this morning. IL brought 2 very large mail, and but ono passenger, Mr. J. W. Slrauchon, who is 10 be telegraph op- orator at Fort Whipple.
 Webster & Whites mail wagon, from My- have county. brought mail matter and one passenger.
 A MINER printer who had saved enough copies of the Alta to make bedcl1thes for two, slept under them the other Tight, when it was real cold, and by SO doing brought on an attack of the shiyers, for which we pre- scribed trip Co Chino valley. He will re- turn all tight, unless he should have the mis. fortune to be bitten by one of Campbell X Bakers sheep.
 FKox Bic BuG.-Mr. IT. P. Sontag. with II. Asher < Co, Prescott, has just retur ned from Big Bug district, and reports the wa ter wheels of Messrs Hitchcock and Gavin working well and smoothly. Both gentle men will "clean up" in eight or ten days. Mr. Ills 'concern" is working old tailinss.
 Weather lovely.