Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-17
fFrom Tuaalay's Dai,yl


 Jim Fine & Co.'S burro train started to.d.v fer Bradshaw, laden with supplies for Mr P Richardson, who, we understand. ;s abont ,o start extensive operations on tbe Grsv Eagle lode N''
 Holdwater's train started to-day for Ehren- e.rg, loaded with hides from c. F. Head & 70. T. Otto also made m exportation of beaver skins by the same outtit.
 Mir and Mrs James NJ. Baker are in town from Chino Valley.
 Wm. N. Buffum received by Goldwater's train, yesterday, an addition to his stock of general merchandise.
 John Raible, our jolly neigbbor of the brewery, next door, has received and is now putting up horsepower with which to run the malt crushing machine in bis establish ment.
 The villege assessment roll for 1874, has been completed, equalzed and placed in the hands of the Marshal, who will commence the collection of the taxes tomorrow. All amounts unpaid on the 3Ist of May. be-. come delinquent, and will go through the usual law process.
 We have on hand communication from n gentleman of Prescott, which does not favor the erection of a county building as awar. ded to Mr. Geo. Lount; thinks the county ought to build something more extensive. the very credtable idea of good building at once, and in the plaza where it should be, Will try and give it in full during the week. The Salvador mining company have pur- chased the property on Lynx creek known as the Ramos ranch, together with water wheel, ditch privileges, etc., for coasidern- ton of SiOO. This new company has shown ! a goaheadativeness which is certainly dcsery- ing of success, and we earnestly hope that they will do well. Their shaft on the mine, Is now down to depth of twenty-two feet with most encouraging prospects.
 Gardiner & Mitchell's big coach with six horses attached, was flying about the streets last night, and gave the young men of the town an "excursion" down Granite creek. by starlight. This outfit leaves for Phoenix on Thursday with . whole cargo of witnesses - twelve or fourteen in number.
 Dr II. c. Ledyard, dentist. is established in the practice of his profession, at the office of Dr McCandless. Sec his card in another | column.
 Before Justice fleury, to-day, in the case of Asher Co. against Constable J. w Knott, to recover possession of, or the value of, half interest in certain buggy sold under execution by said constable, in an ac- ton of the above named plaintiff against J $. Thomas, defaulting sheriff of this county the jury decided in favor of the defendant which leaves the vehicle in the possession o Sheriff Herbert, the owner of the unques toned half The defendant also recovered some damages.
 We are informed that Mir Flanders, pho tograpber, intends, at an early day, to give an exhibition of the views be has taken ir Arizona and elsewhere. He has large col ! lection of views--scenes from other parts o the world-which will form pleasant even iug's entainmcnt, when thrown upon canvas Nessrs. John H. Marion and c. P Heat I S:sr::s;: ;h;s morning for PhGpix. Mr. Ma ron goes to attend the District Court o Mrricopa county, and to, spsRdi . week O. two aipong friends ino th<r Southern part O the Territory. ae