The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-26
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
 D John Lloyd is home from the mountains improved in health.
 Mr. Montoyo has found what ie think. to be good mine, near Crook Canyon.
 Morris Lindsay has put uD large quan. tity of very excellent ice this winter.
 A bar keeper named Frazer shot rough named Page in inc O- K. saloon, Tucson, on the 18th. Didn't kill him.
 Ton Filch and wife have been at Tomb. stone, from Tucson, looking at thst new and fourishing city.
 Ramor has t Una; Gideon Cornell is about to become partner with one of MchaYC counties firesi ladies.
 The young Doctor has taken position on Dodsou s.af. He is an eBeTgatic young man, and wears ibe star with gTsee.
 William Clark was shUt up ID the County Jail today for disturbing the peace. Alas for cur Arizona kea.Eey and Lynx Creek orator.
 
 joining ihe Bank Of Arizona, and is having it fixed up for lqgor and grocery ostab- lishmeni.
 Tim Hawkins says that he don't belong to ''dat tribe." ana wants it distinctly un- derstood that he war born, bred and rAised in Canada
 improvements around our town in the way of building, setting ont shade trees, etc, we notice are being made quite exten siveiy this spring.
 The fae black lorse belonging 10 Major Fowler will be Tailed for at inc Cabinet" on Thursday evening next. \ few tickets only left unscid tn-day.
 "Swsnee Isivel" aui "Massa in the Cold Groundr were litilc too much for Timothy o'Hawkins last evening. They brought the moisture to Tins asai iiiy laughing optics.
 A great many people aIe Beginning to wonder when Pibkham will pay the money for the Lone Star mine in Nohave county ard put UP the mammoth reduction works
 Johnny McNcai ualoalcd from hi wagons, drawn by Is iine mules, yesterday, 0,000 pounds of merchandise which he brought from ihe terminus ot the railroad
 Ignacio BArel has been indicted at Flor cnce, for grand larceny committed in New Mexico, and Inc Governor haS been ie,e- graphed te forward thc proper papers for his transfer t0 thai tcEFitUTy.
 Hon. Ed W Wells has been Uut visiting his brother Frank oa tAc Verde fir several days and taking look st the cows and calves they .oNn asd keep on g fine stock range thirty miles bslow Camp Verde.
 Mcssfs Poland < Roberts passed ihe decd to their nIiuins' property in Big Bug dis irict yesterday Co Chicago parties, and re- ceiyed for the same the snug little sum of &36.0O0, cash. Mir Poland. we hear. has purchased nice residence ia Prescott
 The piGccr and qasslz mines are yielding largely st Weaver and around Antelope Eventually We predict iLat ihe most won dsrful gold ledge in Arizona will be dis- covered in the vicinity of Rich lIIll. l: Is there, and wiiI, eventually, be found The train "C J. IT, Lee iaaded at tie saw l mill of Geo. ". Cgr;Is, for PheEiK, ycster- | day. 10000 feet of lumber. Gradually the | pine boards iiai their way io our friends in | the tropica! valley ot the Salinas, and there they are traded iog !arm produce, of which Yavapai Coaaiy lryyidcs quite an extensive market.
 We learn witl LOTION that old man Lam person, of Waingt Grove, d ed at his ranch | ,u Thursday >t MT Lamherso7 was one of the early pioneer, who settled in this ,sunty in lNGi aad 1ii much dunug the Indian trouoie, toward keeping them iu >heck and from p'undering and devastating Inc property ia the vicinity where he lived md it WIS wt:ir ln sn engagement with he red lcnls that hc received a severe yound which was finally the cause of his ieath. An old pioneer and good mSn has ,een taken fIom Us. C. C. Bean aud others went out to Ante ore Creek Illis morning for ihc purpose of uryeying the famous copper mine belong ng io his company, and also for the purpose :; f locating road from the mine t0 the ,Ine timber north of Walnut Grove, where hey must of necessity procure wood fer heir charcoal, of which Mr. Bean informs Is they will require 200 bushels daily for !. melting their ores. At he rate of 900 bu. 'er day We find that II will take 43S. 900 bushels pur annun. Calculating the coa! ! | 40 cents Der bashel we find that the onc tenn of fuel vii! amount to over Sl15,000 'er aDnum. We understaud thst Mrs. C. C. Bean and | Ter very interesting family will accompany ' he Colonel on h!s eastern trip as far as an Francisco, where they Nili remain dur az his absence "a ihe states Mrs Beln a as been in Arizona for over twelve years q as deprivcdl herself oi mar confortsAni the D society, ol which she was always ' sed before coming ta ihe Territory, for the 2 urpose of assisting AJr husband III hs | sudable mining enterprises We are pleased a , know thsg Ms E. l.. allcr so long res c iencc in tue mountains of AriZona, about i , have 8 season of enjoyment in the fash C 'nahie cities of inc Pacific.
 MONDAY.