The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
WEDNESDAY,.

all paIticu ars. The property wa, ra-n,
 loo valuahle for the amount of mp..ey |,
 ing around loose in the bidders pock ts
 Theodore B 'ggs is ir town from the A ,n Fria. Mir. Boggs was the discoy.r..r :, valuable mines in Big Bug aistriet an, thinks it the chief ...Ining camp m Ar.zn
 na.
 ARRrvED--The following passengers ar
 rived pc stag: from C,lifprIit last even
 Ing: James M Hiil and wife, Tom Hsrr
 We understand that Mrs. Steinbrook re
 eeived quite serious injury from stnn,
 which was thrown at an unruly boy. Tn,
 stone it is claImed hit a tree. glance of
 and came in contact with her head.
 roeple throughout the town and countr,
 will fad it th:ir interest, bef,re plrchqs i1. fdrnit re, "ed l''g. etc. tn cali on q .o s Porter < c., O. Prescott. ex umine thei
 large stock on hand and the extreme lnr prices at which they offer rhe same. NIT Porter does m. ch of his own work. cnnse querty can off.r bargaiIs at B small profit.
 Quite an exciting case is being tried Justice Moves co Irt. It is clair ed that 6 pistol and shot gun were the apnn. dawn which Was the cau,e of the complaint being entered. Rather guess that IGO acres of land covered " th pine timber had some th'ng to do with the matter.
 Prof. Cherry, we unders and, did not abscond from the territory, as We were previously into d, hut went to Chicago on business, and is>now on his way back to Ariz ma for the purpose of comm"ncin : operations in Big Bug D. strict Thi, i, news and we are pleased to make this ate men.
 J. w. Bones of Oakland, member of thc Stite oenatc,has made aA ingenious and. We think, valuable invention at new pattera
 reversible back for the sert of pass ensT railrnai car. Tn; pivot. .ns,elI of being above the SC s,, aS at prsSeA Is near rh- floor; A.d Ihe seat can e chan gel Gita less -tiht and .c,, danger of bretAiag tl,s | d-r the present m .de of cunsjructiou.- A-ta.
 SMART BURGLAR-N, Z 1t lief IT. last some one entered nitlI's SdDOl. Oa II ba cLu "a su.nt rect by craw ils Ter th: floor O. { ,e bowling ally Ali up Ihiua. .a a hole Us d for sweeping down saw w-dast. After D assessing him,e f uf two watches an six dollars in c sh, walch he evid ;nily c1n-id- cred a gbpi h.ul. he felt go proud or his thl- before leaving. he xrte a note ant left it on ths coultcr to this eff.ct:
 ''Smith-You see that am an old hand at the biz"
 Old as he was, howeyer, and smart as he was, he neglected to bru~h the saw-dust from his coat and was readily recogniz -d m the morning by that token, and wh .n dark again cams was watched and detected ia digging up the swAg which he had planted in the pine timDer west of ths creek. He gives his name as Harry Hud s m, and now patiently waits in til fir the tssemblage of the county inquistion.
 Harry Hudson, who claims ta be an "oil hand at the biz," WAS arrested last evening Dn charge of grand larceny for taviug ihe bowling alley and saloon of E II. Sm th, and s.oen q gold watch. He was of having stolen the watch in lues ion, and man was employed to watch | Iim. Last evening he went west of Granite l Creek. into ;he pine timber where he had he timer concealed, anu took it up and | D ased it in his packet. His movements were watched, anG after his return to town ! ie was arrested by Marshal Dodson and | c watch found on his person. He wHs odged in jail and this morning was taken ,efore Justice of the Peace for examir- .uon He declined to be examined and vas heln in Si 900 bail, which he was uU- lnle iO procure and now rest in good quart l ITS, and boards at the expense of the tax ,ayers of Yavapai Cnunty. He remarked | hat he believed he Lad z t his foot in it. We think he might more properly have | aid that he got his whole body m it, tof | lc now l,nks ont upo tls blu; sNy from nsiTa the iron bars.
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