The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06

J. L. Fisher, with his assistant, James Daly, is doing rushing business.
 The Village Council met last evening and transacted necessary routine business. County warrants of the new series of 1881 are worth nearly their face in Yavapai Co.
 Workmen and teams are in great demand throughout Central and Northern Arizona
 One of J. NJ. Bryan's big teams was in town to-day loaded with freight for Verde. Some of our people are mapping out a grand plan for celebrating the Fourth of July.
 Big Bug district traders are in town, purchasing goods with which to replenish old stocks.
 The farmers ef Salt River Valley are pre- pairing to harvest good crops of wheat and barley.
 Hon. Hugo Richards did not return with Col. Head. He stopped over for his health at Los Angeles.
 \. P. Pierce ParD is in town from his gold mine on the Sandy. There Is talk of his making a sale.
 Judge French will probably leave for Min eral Park on Thursday O this week for the purpose of holding court. Tombstone. which is not much of place for lawyers has only 5T. Another invoice IS asked for by fast (tree} freight
 NIT. Clearwaters, of Big Chino Valley, sees visions of railroads, new towns, villages, etc, iii his part Yavapai County. 
 Business men of Montezuma street are having the brick and wooden fronts of their stores painted and otherwise fixed up.
 Prof. Shipman, one of Arizona's most sue cessful miners and metallurgists, IS about to take look at some lodges in this section of the Territory.
 Riding in barouche is Fleasanter and safer than going up, or down, in balloon, for evidence of which we refer you to Joe Duprez and his easy running vehicle.
 Pack saddles are again in demand, which goes to show that miners and prospectors are going into the ''silver-ribbed'' hills and the gold infested mountains. Good luck to them.
 Sheep sheering is in full blast at and around Rumble Bee station, Lower Agua Fria and other places in Southern Yavapai. Accounts agree in stating that the clip Is a good one.
 The Globe Chronicle, nicely printed pa per, IS edited by 5. .. Clark good writer We should judge. Its proprietor is w. H. Glover. Welcome to our sanctum Mir. Chronicle.
 Strangers visiting Prescott should not fail to call at the store of Kelly X Stephens and take look at the mineral cabinet of NIT. Kelly, who takes delight in exhibiting evi- dences of the mineral resources of Arlzona.
 Col. c. P. Head is looking and feeling well after his trip to San Francisco, where, as will be seen by an article in another col umn, the Colonel and Hon. Hugo Richards accomplished much good for Yavapai County.
 PRA1sEwoRTHY The Directors of the 35th Parallel R. k. certainly deserve much credit for employing none but white labor Tn building their great transcontinental railway from the Atlantic to the Pacific Mongollan labor IS below par with these people.
 BEAcHvILLE-This is the new and inter esting name given to Flag Staff, on the line of the A. & r R F. The name is of course in honor of C. W. Beach. of the MINER, who camped at the place in 1864 with the trst citizen freight tram that came into Ari- zona from the East.
 Tom Owens, 1t is said, has resigned his position as Deputy Marshal. Tom has made many friends during the time he has been nightwatchman, as he has always been true and faithful to hs duty, consequently our citizens will feel his loss Mir. Murphy, his successor, als has many friends, and from what we know of him we think he will give general satisfaction.