The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-13
TUESDAY.

Miss Moore, of Beaver, Pa., who recent, married negro, has been de elared insaL, and placed in au asylum. Jones, her hus band, has left Beaver.
 Edward Richardson, of Jackson, Miss has the reputation of beng the wealihiesi man in the South. He owns nineteen pls9. tations, markets about 45.0e0 900 pounds oi cotton yearly and is estimated 70 be worth from S5,0o0,0O0 to $5,0O0,OOO.
 :. Manager Hickey, of Syracuse, with Lester Waliack, John Mccullough and other gen. tIemen of thus and Boston, connected with the drama, are to start from Syracuse, June 20. for the White mountains. They will travel in a tally-ho coach, and the 'hsmper," ii is said, will be the only heavy baggage Graphic.
 Wouldn't it be we'll while our cnter- prising Governor is making river, oceans e.c, for our friends in California, that he make for Arizona a canal. Let's have the Colorado River turned down through Wal lapai Valley into Big Chino, etc, there- by retaining many thousand acres of rich land from its usually parehed condition. and open it up to settlement by whites, negroes, or even the poor Wallapai Indians II wouldn't take more than a million, and that's a mere baga,elle for Democratic Congress 10 appropriate.
 Preparing For The Fourth.
 At meeting held last evening at the of fee of District Attorney Mssterson, for the purpose of making arrangements fer cele- brating the coming 4th of July in a proper spirit, the following gentlemen were select ed as a con mittee of arrangements, wilh full power to make the necessary prepara- tions: II. H. Cartier, c. W. Beach, P. Dake. Capt. Craighe, Dr. Ainsworth, G. A. Bray, Gideon J. Tucker, J. L. Fisher, C. E. Rush, c. P. Head, Coles BSshford.
 One of the first things that our "City Dads should see 10 is the making of provisions for putting out fire, should one unfortunate ly break out We are not in situation to afford cenisgraticn. Water should l,e procured by some means or other let ,he expense be what it may. By laying pipe for a distance of three miles we can procure a sufficient supply for any emergency. Our town could also be beautificd by the use of water, which is only necessary to make grass, flowers and shr1bbery grow and flourish.
 GRAY, THE FoRGER SENTENCED.
 William E. Gray, the notorious forger who was convicted in the Oyer and Termi l ner Court this week, on the charge of secur 1 ing loan of $30,000 from the Merchants Bank on three raised State Bounty Certif 1 cates nine years ago, was sentenced to the State Prison for ten years, this afternoon, l By Judge Barrett. An arrest of judgment | was subsequently, obtained by his counsel. 1 pending an appeal for new trial.-Graph- | ic.
 Capt Gray of Princeton, H., $. NJ. Wy | man of Chicago, Dr. Caldwell of Cleveland, | Ohio, and Prof Sawyer of Chicago. genfIe- | men and capitalists interested in the Big | Bug Mining Company, arrived in town to- day They have two quartz mills enrohte which are to be put up immediately. We are confident that mining enterprises properly conducted will pay in Big Bug equal to any district in the Territory. In the early days when sup plies cost 300 per cent more than at pres ent the Big Bug mines paid and under very poer management at that.