The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
SATURDAY.
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More tHuuueF-NniEN means TalH.
 Mrs Crapo IS visiting friends m this city.
 Joe Crane is building a new stable in .he fear of the Diana saloon.
 When s thief gees on the highway h. generally declares that he means business.
 The msn Roper. injured ycs'arlay even iag at Big Bug is to be brought into town.
 wHlarl Rice f,ual nraa with taree wives Hving ir th - su#l oi lava- pAi Coaaly
 Da,tar #f l.s E0e horse ani r ls Iast Ira.ar af For H
 CpsefJ. .I. .s-sa. tesms, loaded vith msIcasa" q.e, arrived n town tr-l.
 John Chart, 2aa d.reaees fat steaks, toasts, e.c., ta ihc denizcas of Big Bug Is in town.
 MT. D j. Monroe and Vite, two very e1- cellent people, have been in town day or t-o visiting their friends.
 Mr. Swallow, superintendent of Stokes & Co., mining property at Big Bug, arrived in town to-day.
 Yesterday all things .snG beings in this part of the ierrostial universe were made happy by the coming of the bounte0us rain.
 Major Grimes, the new Chief Quarter master. is jovlal, good natured gentleman, well liked by all who have the honor of his acquaintance.
 Chas Yates IS confident of stukng water CT ile in the vicinity of Mr r.. J. Cooks re.ideuoe where he has been digging for thi past three months.
 We understand that MT stephen Con ,iron Of Walnut Grove was elected to the County Convention, which meets in Pres colt, the 2lth inst
 Tho miners are all crying out "to work. to wor S," st least We thought so when they passed this office with their mules packed from head to tail with provisions, etc Who d e not welcome the raiBi
 The mines of Rig Bug district are pan ning out richer than ever. which is quite en- couragiug Mr Taft brought in ere with him from one of his claims thsi assays over e2,000 to the ton.
 We hear that NIT. Geo Porter has many friends in the mining camps who would like to see him sheriff. MT. Porter is s strict business man and has hsd much ex- psrienee in matters pertaining to that of Sheriff.
 AocIDFNT IN 4 COPPER MrNE.-A man by the name oi Roper, working ior 3ees, Moore sS Schoonmachrr. below Big Big stat,cn, fell down shaft. forty feet dccp, yestcr. day. and at last accounts was still inSenSi- blc and it Is feared by his friends that be cannot recover.
 The Democratic papers are having lively discussnn about ,he office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. IT they only knew the amount of hard work attached io the office for the small amount of pay they would hardly consider 1t worth fighting over.
 We hear that ,he pop1lation (whitel of Pima county will be materially cut down hy placing several thousand Indians and Chinamen on the list where they properly belong The same yill be done by Yuma, Msrieopa and Final. where Indians have been caSscd as citizens.
 htlEH.- Ai- tNat- iaNhilHs hdF VI tit Census Enumeratsrs in Apache County, sends in returns from Clifton. having over 900 chlurca on the list one half of whom arc marked as illeg.tfsatc. Oar Territorial officials should look inta i.is iIieg.tima'c matter
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 NH Sherman. ..- ..ut and gentle manly ~a.... ..a'....#s s.; l'aaiig Instruction. writ,- u. from Yue..n. J4y it,b. that hc was just starting ugt tHr Globe. Florence, etc. He has done much hart work. and good at that, iu southern Arizona. csiab- fishing schools and regulating school mat ters generally. ]. Scott returned from Mineral Park last evening, having had no trouble with his prisoners. they beng as gentle as lambs, and We hope they will receive the punish ment they deserve that is five or ten years, and the place of confinement should be m the Territorial Prison. Yuma. Ml. Scott re- ports the Park Mil as turning out about q 900 per day, it being the only mill run nlng. NIT. Vim. Robbins, partner of Johnny Ellis, left on last evening stage for PheniN, | having in charge the murderer of Thomas, | who was killed about one year ago while ! on he way from this town to Tiptop, his | home, it being the most horrible murder l ever committed in this Territory. This | man should not be allowed to escape the | gallows. and it Is our wish that his part | ntrs in crime, if ever caught, meet the same fate. Convict him. We read a letter from correspondent fev days since, writing from Tucson to San Francisco journal, in which he mentions the fact "that a stranger on entering that city would bc suruusod to see so many | wcll-drcsscd gentlemen promcnading up ! aud down the principal strccts.' lf that fatiering correspondent could only get a glimpse of our city hc would say, as all the young ladies say. "thst VIC have the handsoncst looking and best dressed gentle men oi any other town in the Territory and we Nil say the same ot the young | ladies. who ali have such fascinating and ] sweet ways about them.
 AN IRox W AeoN Quite an interest was manifested m an iron wagon belonging Co ! Mr Bancroft, of Lower Agua Fra which | appeared in our streets yesterday. The cn sH. a..r.fr. Fsf lrn