The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
THURSDAY.

Governor Safiord has taken unto hinsel another wife al Tucson.
 Nui Vanderbilt arrived ill town yester
 day afternoon from Chino, his home. r. S. Ccaieue is in town from the Dayi,
 mine, which Is showing we'll at present. Governor Fremont left New York for Ar
 izona on the I2th inst. without the appro
 rriatiou.
 Several sales have been made during the
 week of mules horses and oxen, and in each
 case good prices were paid.
 3lr Geo. Ralph, the assayer, and Mir Murphy, of Scholey X Murphy, returned this afternoon from mining trip to the
 HassayaIip.
 Geo. W. Curtis, well armed, left yesterday for ALtricopa, where he expects to meet Mrs. (. and escort her home on her return from San Francisco.
 C. II. LaBertcau. xho has been rusti- eating a: Marion's villa, Chino Valley, re- turn to Prescott yesterday, and reports everything lovely In that section.
 Caldwell Wright, of Mineral Park, has resigned the office of Clerk of the District Court If nohave county. His mining in terests demand all his time and attention.
 4 letter from C. P. Stanton. ,who was on board the WickenbUrg stage when attacked, states that 1t Is opinion, as we'll as that of the driyer, that Mexicans were the attacking party.
 Good corn for feed can be found at Thee Lousil!ons at cents per ID. The chickens have heard this news, and crow loud and iong for the ''bOss" of the old brick store.
 There seem tp be no more Indian war pho0p> in tn,s section, and today the false runpr- are less frequent The Indian, we hear. arrested at Nulture a few days since. turns out To he a MaricoPa and quite tame.
 The Victorine mine, owned by the Chi cago Company, We learn from dlslnterested parties. I5 showing up most marvelOusiy. Cp5u ;Ie duLIp. although work has been I,r,'-,Ees-iIg hardly two weeks, they have at lea., calculation. hy careful assays, over SJo-010 worth "f ere. This is certainly a big.It prospect. and che calculated to work much god iJr ta!s section.
 NILT,aY.- Second Lieut. E F. Wilcox, rae.tth Infantry. AiGe-deCamp, will report to Ll,G'enaEt-ColoDel Wm. Redwood Price. Sixth Cavalry. . mmanding District of the Nenle. f,r duty in the field.
 Acting Assistant Surgeon Charles NJ. Nor man. t S. Army, Is assigned for field duty si f.rtt;r-1t. 4. T.. to date from Septcnl- 5or ?, 1851
 " 'r- ,..r-s-j to heIr tha; bliss Emma i'...i-,.:c-. n.ecc to Hor. Tom Fitch, is fast h.,.iuug. under careful instructions at Gin -iu;ltl. one ai the P,sr' D,a0s, and np aoult wil. cd; loo distant day. make her mark pn ta- Luy.J-an stage. as We learn she will .3 G. a foreign coCntrv ai;er graduating rom i.c musical college. which she has attended ier oyer a year.
 T, are informed that the War Depart neut has ordered eighty stacks oi arms, rit, amply ammunition, to lee shipped from th. Arsenal at Dcu;cis. tp he distributed throughout the Territory to minute men, or niIitis companies. and such settlers as may band themselves together for the protection 4 lie and pui,erty against the raids of the ! l.. lians. Nugge,.
 1Tr. |. S. Randol. government freight c"n- .r,,:.r. arrived today from the south. He | ,ar..rt, the rad between Kirkland and i N icaenbnfr a> almost impossible and unless i -c}a.ired it UiIl hc next to impossible to get l gods frci.ht,i to Prescott from Maricops- ! He was husy three days getting his teams ,,t,r seven lalles "t rad between Black | Ranch m Martinez Canyon and Camp Date elk. Already the scarcity "f all kinds of s,.,,'s ,s i,.t in tnis market and the Super .l-arv. We believe. should cal out their road | Nc-,e,'>aul have the necessary repairs made | ai',..rt G,lsy. Every person m this section ,,is the dcIg,s-j.,i caused hy the scarcity | i supplies, which are growing perceptibly | c,- t-Ily.