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

als.
 Secretary GosPer went out 10 the Upper
 Verde to-day.
 The travel into Tucson and other southern
 tcwrs is immense,
 Fred Williams has more fruit trees planted
 than any other one man in the county. The banquet at Tucsen. judging from newspapers, WAS grand affair.
 Mr. Aired of Thompson valley has been
 joined by brother from Arkansas.
 Plenty of Indian .igu in Prescott, walla- ! pals playing the part of scavcngers.
 The public school of Prescott, under ! Prof. Shcrman, is to take a vacation some time in April.
 RH Barmister and A M. Smith came : home from trp 10 the Bradshaw noun ] taIns last evening
 ! Chas II. Cushman returned from San | Francisco this morning after pleasant wis it of sevcra! weeks in that city, looking hale ! and hcarty.
 The Board of officers 10 meet at Fort Verde are to assemble at Whipple Barracks, at 70 o'clock, l m., on Monday, the 29ih Est.
 NuuARr.-Tle contract ot Acting As sis'aut Surgeon Salon E. Stone. L. <. Army UiI. lat Ia, oan rcquest be annu!led, to date March 3l, 1880.
 Luther l. Las.eIie has bean appointed Probate Judge for Moh4ve county by Act ing Governor Gosper, in place of Judge Aichis9n, resigned.
 A young lady of Wilmington, D. C., with brown halr, quite pretty, of French par cntlge, We learn is about to become a Cdhp- b,Ll'te. What foolish things people will do.
 The 4. \. c. M.. Fort Whipple, will sd- veriise to- morrow, in the MINER, for trans portation and supplies up to June 3oth, 1881.
 A load cf freight went out to Turke Creek this morning for the YsvsDai Mine and Milling Company. "Josh" was con- ductor, Pete Nelson, of Phenix, owner.
 IL is the opinion of great many persons in Prescott that Hon. John C. Campbell, ! when he returns and takes a look at the po- l lItical situation, will not be candidate for | reelection.
 MT. A. M. Smith swore out warrant last | evening and had a man by the name of 1 Maxwell arrested for threatening his life | We believe he was placed under bonds 10 i keep the peace.
 The Tombstone Nugget states that Hon. | Tom Fitch K about to iOcatc m that place ! As Mr. Fitch Is without any particular re- hgiou, we sLoulda'l think he would hunt up l a Tombstone.
 (. C. Bcan has specimens ot copper ore | from his Antelope mine which mIght very i properly oe called fine gold specimens, s0 ! great Is the amount of that class of metal | which shows itself 10 the naked eye.
 A man named Reed, drlver on the Mo have stage al th, Mineral Park end, when a | few miles from the Park, 1t is supposed, had ! a fiji, and fell from the buck board He was picked Up couple of hours afterward and | found 10 be very seriously injured.
 Fort Whipple and Headquarters arc now In possession of nicely erected sidewalks, which aid much to the general appearance of the camp, us we'll as being of great con vcnicnIc. We would like to have Gen. Vii COX .n command of Prescott long enough to cause slde walks to be erected ln our city.
 Mir. MlteT of Willow Springs was Tn town this morning making arrangements in West Prescott fer n dwelling house for his family, which he intends to remove hero with view of sending his children tO Rev. MT Windcs' school, which has now q daily attendance of nearly forty.
 Ben Morgan. who lO,,ks upon railroads as monster anacondaS, took part in the cerc- monies aj Tucson on the goth inst. upon the completion of ihe iron highway to tha; place, and even made speech, but the cun- ming fellow was careful not to comy roAlisc himself, As he never said rsiIroad once in his versatile remarks.
 The sncia, party to be given at the City Hal! oa Wednesday evening, the 31st of . this month, bi'is far to be very largely at tended an !guite pleasant. About two hum drcd invitations have been sent out The price "t tickets including a bon ton supper, io lc gotten ug under tie direction of Mrs Geo. W. Curtis. one Of tLe very best in the rRsine department. only $3. Engage your sweetheart, young maa. for the occasion.
 FROM FToP-From Hon. Murat Matter son and other gentlemen. who returned yes iClday from the various mining camps south ot Prc,,ott. We learn, ;Ac outlook Is very promising. especially at Tiptop, where there are new awaiting treatment enc hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth of ore on the dump. The mill will not commence opera ticus until about the 10th of May when we may look for heavy shipments of bullion.
 MT. Orrin r. Scely who came to Arizona from Nebraska, over year since, with a fine horse fer Secretary Gosper and re- turned home few months since, was re- gently msrrie,l at Palmyra, NebrssKa. to q Miss Fife F. Brown. MT. Seely was known in Arizona ss an energetic, gooG man, who always did things up brown and judging from his late transaction in Nebraska he .