The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18

The fiery and blatant editor during the late camraig1l. uf tEe 0ka,oRa States, Is now i writing for the Indianapolis Review, a strong Republican sheet. Quite an anoLioIy. i P. A. Craioue of the DosOros mine is in town. Well Craigue Is q good judge of mine, but Le hasn't got the mule sense of the MINER man.
 i Mrs. $. E. Miner arrived at Big Bug from 1 Chicago via Black Canyon stage on last saturday morning, and Is to occupy the ! Hitchcock house. where her husband has been for the past three years.
 "Old Baldy7 90 miles north of Santa ] Fe, E NJ, and the San Francisco mount ains loo miles north of Prescott, Arizona, are about the sane height, aud alike are covered with the beautiful snow. It nay not amount to q grand revolution, 1 but there Hiil be the 0uTndest kick-up af 1 least in the copper trade when C. (. Bean gets his smelte.s under full blast and turn ing out 4I03, eco per month over in Copper Basin.
 1 lieia, the si,exican hustler. who drives | he pinto bobtai and bay, has discovered an old shaft sunk on mine + years ago near the Senator mill He has taken out the rubb iItstIIc ol ore which as says slJG to the ton.
 Geo. M. Patchen. Jr, arrived ill town to-day from Doctor Linclon's stock farm, at Williamson Valley. This particular PatcLcn is no relation to the much prals- ed hunbug Hambletonian.
 Hon. Louis WolIenburg, and his fam ely are once more at home. Louis looks asthough the oysters, and good things Of San Francisco, had had beniticial ten dency.
 Mohave County is unanimous in ask ing President Arthur to appoint Hon. I. J. Butler. Governor of Arizona, and he will be the next man to fill the place vacated by Gen Fremont.
 4 late decision of the commissioner ot the Land office, makes it necessary for publishers of news papers to see that applications for patents to mines be pub iished ten consecutive weeks.
 Two men were brought in to-day from ;;imn. camp and placed III the hospital. One of the parties was accidentally shot through the breast. while the other while passirsg from tie tunnel received a blow rom a rock which rolled down the hill, crushing his head.
 AibuqurYue, V. M., is growing Inore rap;dlv than any town ill that territory. Her railroads have done the square thing Iv her. Where is Prescott Let $ have the iron holse. hy all means. All aboard
 We als placed under obIiga'igns to Mir CLas. Brrse, the excellent photographer who ras Ill l-I,scot; most Cf the past sunl- mor. fer several fine photos of the AiI,ES Office buildings Pr. BGrse Is now ln Phe- nix. but vii return here n the Sp'm5 c"n.in. and remain next season.
 Gen Willcox nill he home in two or tAroc dafs. The l.sl va heard from him he had gone to Bowie for the purpose of arraucin. with the Mexican authorities fo, co-.3pcrat;Eg with Bernard in captur- iae ani killing ChiIacahua Indians.
 We sail m.i,5 upon Gosper being az pointed Governor of Wrangle Land. lt i. t,u. th4 climate Is cold Lat well bet that the u intt. frost would not catch the t,., oi both lls feet. His cheek is also proof aaaulst frost or iire.-i}rass. .ircaon Sa,to.is and lis pfe, nee Nellie Grant. the dau.htlr ot e>-Frcsident Grant. arrived in New York un the hth inst o,l tke s-e1iusr flbe. Of their three children. ! ,her brought two, the youngest being left at then nome n England. On their arrival they were driyea e.. cl;e- to tic HcW iesl- dence of General Chant.
 Seventy-fFe b,akcIaon anl thirty frsmcn have oui5 wolk on the Albuquerque division of the 4. T. & :. T. R. iI. on account "i the recent sweeping reduction n the wages of employees. No freight trains aiIiyed ar Albuauerpue for 2 week and the Division Saperintendeat las recommended that em- pIava,s be restored to their fornher ray.
 W. GI. Bunker. Of the san Francisco Srorl, Ecuart. ought to be the command ing General of the ar2lv. then we would have thl aray l-la.ai "g Increased according to hi. r-. -r fancy. II Bunker cant .,. [ t.s ralship let him apply for the o mayor or l3'nn, stone. Ile a,i to know all about that city, and t.- cowboys, marshals, etc.
 MT. Geo. Ii. Tinker, clerl ii the In spa,tor Generals office has returned from the south. George has rendered good ser vice during his absence. IT. speaks m high praise ot Gen. Nil!coT in The man acemtut of the lre~sn, campaign, He thinks Reruar! 8 perfect brick, and that hi, ride after Indian, could not have been h,aten even Lv IL" Ni.d Arab'. He i> charitable to the Citizen for the course 1t pursued towardi ,,ii..c army.