Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-15
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 From Saturdays Daily.l
 Sheriff Bowers and Under Sheriff Parker hav been cleaning, renovating and improving In sherif's office, which presents very neat ap pearance.
 Mir & O. Frederick reports that the new roat 10 the Hassayampa is very nearly finished. Ther, Is about mile and half Of the road that need working on some yet, but wagons have already gone over the whole road. The work will b, finished as soon as the weather clears up.
 Capt Nickerson is about to visit Tucson for month or so, as he thinks the climate here a ittl, too severe for him.
 John Casanegra of Skull Valley called mon us yesterday and paid his subscription Moral come thou and do likewise.
 MT J. K. Darroche has been appointed. by NIT Wm. WIkerson, as deputy recorder Mir Oar. roche Is thoroughly competent and experienced and Is well qualified to ii the duties Of the office
 The passengers by the blackboard last night were James Dunne, F. C. Roberts and Thos kimbroly for Tucson, and W. II. Thompson and Franklin Howe for Wiekenburg
 The case of Moves rs. Curtis and Haskell. to re. cover possession or the Quartz Mountain saw mi was tried in Judge Fleury's court yesterday It resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff
 Postmaster Giles has placed before us a state Inent oi the money-order business done in the Prescott postofflce during tue year 1874 The orders issued amount to S62, 7G5 43. and those paid to Sl003l.7 .73, making the total moncy-order business of the office, S72, 797.l6.
 From Mondays Dailyl
 Joseph Price, the man who was shot. in No yember, is well, We are glad to say, and able To be about.
 Mr. II. Bledsoe's train arrived yesterday, bring ing in supply of government and citizen freight. Mir Bedsoe reports the road as being in a bad condition
 The passengers on the mail wagon this morn ing were Mir. Joseph James and lady: Mrs. Berkly, who is cousin of Mir. R. J. Rutherford Of this town, and has come here with a view of starting glove manufactory and Mr. Alex. Franco, from Tucson.
 Mir. Brewster, of Camp Hualpai, is in town.
 The new saw-mili on the Hassayampa is now in running order and prepared for business.
 Wrapping-paper and paper bags constantly on hand and for sale at the MINER office
 Asher X Go. have a new advertisement in this paper, and new goods in their store
 FROM CHINo.-Mr. Reese arrived from this valley, Saturday last with load of corn-meal, which be recently manufactured at his mill
 MT. Ferguson has sold his farm in Willow Valley.
 The roads are muddy
 The demand for lumber caused those whose business it is to haul it from the mill to work yesterday. Work upon three new houses commenced Sat urday last. Recent repairs on the old Capitol building make 1t look first-rate. Jldge Hayden, of Salt River, Jeff for his home this morning. Mir. c. w. Bowers of Fort Whipple informs us | that Col. Evans, Inspector General of the Depart | ment, and Capt. A. H. NckcrsUn, A. A. A. c. of | the Department, left the Fort early this morning. l for Tucson. Our Tucson friends will find them | gentlemen, in every sense of the word.
 From Tuesdays Daily.l
 Mir. Spaulding and family arrived here recent l ly, from Verde and, we believe, intend to remain | with us.
 We have friend-a bachclor-who looks and | feels as if he had just struck and was about to | develop bonanza of love.
 FREIGHT TRAISs.-Two offs C. Miller X Bros freight trains arrived here yesterday, from Ehren- berg, with goods for merchants of Prescott and for Col. Chandler, Chief Quartermaster of the Department. We Mir. Miller this forenoon, when he informed us that more of his teams are now near Prescott, bringing more goods and ma Shloefy TOT MT frederlck. It Is his intention to | send teams to tighten mp those now en route The teams of Otto, Weber and others arrived here yesterday, from Ehrenberg, with goods for BashioTd tS Co. and Vim. Nj. Buifnm.
 Taft's teams, with goods for Mir Bufium, arrived this forenoon and are now unloading.
 New goods, and lots of 'cm, just received and for sale at the store of l.. Bashiord & Co.,, Gurley street. These goods consist of fresh groceries, fruits iu cans fine clothing, hardware, tobaccos cigars, blankets, everything ill fact, that is needed by anybody iG Arizona Call around cni you will ee well received and generously dealt with by Messrs Burmister and Bashford. GONE ON A HUNT.-Messrs F. J. Cook, Charles Goldman, Il. M. Herbert, J. w. and T. w. Sim mons and many others, whose names are not on . our book, have gone towards the Juniper range . of mountains to hunt bear, elk, deer, turkeys, quail and all other game The legislature should lose no time in passing game law. sWEATHRR.-lt begins to look as if We are to l have another big fall of rain or snow Tue indi- , cations arc, flying clouds, and strong southern wind It showed little on the mountain tops, | this morning.