Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01
lProm Tuesday DaFIy.l

Mr. c. A. Luke starts tonight, by the blackboard, for San Francisco, having been elected by Arizona Lodge, No. l, l. o. o. F., Representative to the Grand Lodge of Cali fornia, which will meet at Vallejo on the l2th Of May. Mir Luke also intends, as a part of his business ia California, to induce some of his numerous friends in San Fran cisco to furnish a mill to be erected on some of the ri oh mines in Bradshaw.
 Mr. D ,niel Martin arrived in town last evening from Bradshaw, Humbug and other districts in that locality, bringing with him the bufro train. He assures us of most flat tsring pr ospects in the Bradshaw claims, and that Mr. Geo Monroe and aboas twenty oth- CTS are still doing No. l, on Hnmbug creek {; also, tha, there is considerable life on Castle creek, on the south side of Silver mountain, st what was formerly known as the old Prcnchman's camp, over new developments in the pI acer works. Some splen did speei- mems have already been taken oui Mir c. c. Bean, accompanied b,T Nr Miller, started for Camp Verde this morning, to superint,nd hay operations at th at post.
 Mr. Vim. Simmons arrived last evening | from the Hassayampa with his pack train, saa s.ss ted back thi. morning loaded with | supplies for sfr. Frederick. This latter gen tleman was also in town and displayed to our gaze about si 900 worth of gold chunks, the most beautiful we have behe Id for many day. Mir. Frederick naturally feels good over the promising success of his new enter prise, an I assures us now, that he has every thing perfected, he can crush frcu five to six tons of rock per day.
 The location, down Granite crock, selected by the Salvador Mining Company, for their mili, proved to be on the military reserve tssn. and they have taken new tack. They nov huve men at work grading and prepar- iag building spot just outside the town limits on the south, and on the we st bank oi the creek. We ars assured that th, mill will be aY and in working order as soon as q large force of men can do the job.
 Mir Flanders has now completed a large selection of stcreoscopic Arizona views copies of which all Arizonans would do well to secsare at once, as Mr Flanders leaves foi the southern country on Monday next, md the chance of obtaining such frss-class, nat urai representations may not occur again foi some time.
 The attention of the village marshal is di rected to the ugly condition of some ot .he sidewalks down MoDtexuma street. TiiosG holes are dangerous
 The proprietors of ihe City Bakery hoye just placed in their show window su1 af castle. which is tbe nestest thing of ths kii "a 1, we have seen for long time. and when iiin-
 nisated, at night, presents e pretty appear aHcc.
 wm. IT. Hardy has men busiiy engagcd re ! pairing the road between Prescott and the Burnt ranch, which has been badly cut uP , daring the late heavy storms. The improve ments will be duly appreciated by aii- Ii and Mrs Rice. escorted by a eaval=ade , of officers and ladies from Headquarters, started for their new home st Camp Apache this morning, taking with them the psss wishes of all.
 Mr Fender, miilwright, and Mr Babcock, machinist, departed this morning for lyax 7 creek to make the preliminary arrangements lor the removal, to the new site, Of ths g Eureka quartz mill t& .af Chas. W. Beach arrived yesterday iron Kirkland valley, and started this morning fo'
 the Aqua Fiia, to load his train with corr l for the Verde Indian Reservation. A good supply of mining location notices
 on hand now Come and get them. J. II. Marion, editor of the MINER, hope
 to be able to star, home from Phenix to $ morrow or the next day.
 a MT BalIou was in town to-day, and re
 ports miners doing fnt-rate and plenty Q water in Lynx creek. ,. Our restaurant keepers are looking snx n iousIy for supplies of chickens. Farmers
 kindly give them call and gratify them.