The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11
THURSDAY.

The Supervisor contest case rests unti : tomorrow.
 X steamer leaves Yuma for Camp Mohay,
 and intermediate landings March 2lst
 The rain has extended south and nortl
 from Prescott for long distances and ha,
 been general soaker.
 M. NJ, of the Phenix Herald. is in town
 Ir was a mistake about him being drowned
 m Salt River.
 NickenbITg, since the erection of the 80.
 stamp mill at the Vulture mine, has revived
 and Is now quite lively place.
 Two days more of mob law and then the dignity will cease to suspend the rules. Why
 not have the fcot-cleaning law passed. Do
 abate public nuisances.
 No Prison Commissioner vet appointed. There Is plenty of time to make these ap- : Pointments after the close of the Legisla- ! ture.
 Christian Becker, the very best granger in Kirkland valley. is in town We believe his business here at this time is to testify in ] ;he contested election case. The entertainment advertised for this evening for the benefit If Mr Dauphin, on account of the inclemency of the weather, has been indefinitely p"stponed It will be kind of natural after Satur day of this week to meet the HOnerables. and once more be able to exclaim: Hello, old hoss; how are you!
 The AGIzoSA MINER Office is on Monte lunla Street. next door to Raibles Brewery. and the editor can always be found at hone. Call and subscribe for the paper, order job work or invite us out.
 The Lill changing the Judges of the lst and 3d districts Was signed by the Governor yesterday, hence We are to lose Judge Still well, of whom We have formed very favor able impression.
 There are certain repairs to be made in- immediately upon the School building Said repaiTs Co be contracted for by the School Trustees; therefore any person desiring this Job, can consult the gentlemen forming said Board.
 March, true to her former habit and to keep up reputation for moisture, is giv- 1 ing us large quantity of rain which will ] be of tLe utmost benefit to this and sur rounding sections.
 But little has been transacted in the legis- la' ue to-day. because there was nothing to | dc. This Is a rich treat for some of the ,verworked attaches who will have more tune m which to tell their little love stories and follow up their habits, most respectable. acquired in inEuneIable places on the Coast
 The Ball at the Theatre building. under he auspices of the Land League, which Is advertised for the l7th, bids fair to be a grand affair. We presume the attendance aln be general, as It Is gotten up in a worthy cause. simply to put bread into the mouths of suffering people.
 We hear that there is quite heavy ob Of tunuellIng near the San Francisco mountain, to be done for the 35th paral- el read, and that large force of men is iow en route to that section for the pur- 'osc of commencing operations on the . ame, So that this item will cause no delay 't rail laying at the proper time.
 Next Wednesday. the Chief Quartermas- f CT of this Department will be ready to re- f elye. from responsible bidders. proposals 0r furnishing hay, gram ana wo U fur he military posts and camps in this Depart Iynt. for the fiscal year commencing July st. 1881, and ending June 3O. 1882. Let he prices hs fair, as the "rticles required t re to be of the very best quality. Then. ( gain. the Government Is always willing to ay reasonable prices, but expects contract Q rs to live up to the terms of agreement. f