The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21
WEDNESDAY,.

I Ripe strawberries have made their ap pearanee in the Los Angeles market.
 AutioDeer J. L. Fisher, has q new 'ad' iu
 to-oay's issue. Read what he has to offer Bishop Siinson departed homeward yester.
 day morning.
 w s. Head, member in the Council from
 the Verde, left for home, yesterday. F. PCIark has made an acceptable Terri torial Auditor and then he is genuine Re publican.
 Hon. A. F.. Fay left for Tucson this morn ng in c1mpIay wi.h several other persons.
 The Arizona Lottery. which was lega lizea ry an act of the late legislature, is liable to prove of great benefit 10 Northern Aiizona
 Capt. Jackson and family departed for their hol.o on Oak Creek this morning, ,aft-r a days visit with their numerous friends in Prescott.
 Apache County, in her coal fields, has more wealth than any county in the Tern tory
 NIT. II. W. Bail, returnel yesterday from a trip to the Silver King mine, bringing back barley for C. F. Head & Co.
 It is said that the roads leading in and out of Phenix gre in bad condition and almost impossible for heavy teams.
 Rumors are current here of big strike of rieh ore in Cedar Valley, Mohave County. We have no confirmation nor particulars.
 J. II. Behan thinks of visiting San Fran cisco soon, aud will take his little son, AL bert, to that city for medical treatment, his hearing having been seriously affected from the effects of illness about two years ago.
 Centennial Wells, on the road between Yuma and Prescott is becoming the centre Ofan important mining revival. Many mines have been located of late in that vicinity
 J. B. Hume, chief detective of Wells, Fargo
 
 months ago, came in last night by stage, having travelled nearly all over California and Nevada during his absence.
 UNsPoRTsN ANLIKE.-Me Members of the Ari- zona Legislature got tired of passing divorce bills, one at time; so they crawled around and took pot-shot, getting fifteen divorces through at one pop.-Yuma Sentinel.
 s. c. Rees, of Chino Valley, brought in large load of excellent slfrlia hay this morning for which he found ready market He did not sell this time to MT. Gross, the late proprietor of the Prescott feed yard. West Prescott.
 Messrs. Gosper, Smith, Strong an1 Raines, last evening from a trip to the Black Hills. They ma0e a thorough ex- animation of the Emmett lode and were very much pleased with its appearance. If we mistake not, within twelve mentus, the | Emmett will be wei prospected and have | No. quartz mill erected on the mine with | which to reduce its rich aud abunuant i quantity of ores.
 Territorial Treasurer, T. J. Butler, receiv- ,d last evening, from the Treasurer of Pinsl ! county l5OO silver Mexican dollars, as they | Ire below par and not United Sta,es coin, Treasurer Butler finds himself unable to ais | pose of them for the amount they are | .hurged up to him, therefore refuses to ac- ,cpt the revenue sent by Pinal county.
 Mr. ]. D. Gross Of the feed yard, West of Prescott, picked mp his thirty years gather ng yesterday morning, and departed from he place that knew him we'll but will know i'm no mOre-for parts more coDgenIal to lealth and mind. We have heard only ore reditor squeel for small bill which he orgot to iquedate. Only $500. The item s a mere nothing for an honest farmer to
 Apache county if properly looked after, las a bright future. IL is beng settled ny very industrious class of people from ctah, who are bringing with them large lcrds of cattle, horses and sheep. Grist mills are beng built: two or three saw mills are now m full blast, and Woolen mill and tannery are enterprises that are eceiying attention and about 10 be put ID, and there is no reasonable excuse why Apache county should not become pros porous.
 Hon. J. N Kirkpatrick, Pima's most legislator will leave for home o-morrow Mir. Kirkpatrick has, during he session exploded bug bomb shell in he camp of the Land Grant Grabers of southern AriIoia. NIT. Kirkpatrick has Icted, clear through tke session, with fair less, and advocatcu those measures most likely to prove beneficial io the Territory.
 What has become of Arizonas tive Dele -atesi They are supposed to be ia Wash ngton and still we do not hear anything bout an appropriation to build the road cross the Mogollon. We don't even hear word spoken in regard Co those srtesian wells. Awake, ye du;iful servants of the ,eople and fulfil at least one of the two or hrce thousand premises you made during he late Campaign in this Territory.