The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
TUESDAY.

routes.
 Joe Crane. the lover of fast steeds, Ina
 fine .eam
 Mr. John Raible has made a change il
 clerks at his brewery.
 Mrs. Atkinson and Miss Minnie are on
 visit to Prescott friends
 Cattle of all kinds are fattening very fas
 at this season of the year.
 The first strawberries of the season cam
 III Last evening from California.
 Miss Maggie Dixon, that excellent little
 girl, Is on visit to her Grandma Ehle.
 A tannery is needed in Yavapai county.
 No better place m the United States.
 The entrance to the Odd Fellows party
 this evening will be at the side door.
 General Butler and other. departed thi. morning for a visit to the Peck district
 Professor Sherman left this morning on a tour of professional inspection of schools.
 Peter Anderson's team, with goods for various parties in Prescott, arrived in town to-day.
 Mrs. Shupp, of Skull Valley, who has been quite Ill, we are pleased to state is convplescing.
 The Blk Is the interesting name given mine in Tombstone district. Perhaps it Is true, too true"
 The boom that seized the Tombstone coun- tr' Is about to turn to Northern Arizona, where the field Is large enough for all
 MAsoNIc. The regular monthly meeting ct Aztlan Lodge No IF F. & A NJ. will be held on Saturday evening April 3Oth.
 An indepeiien, stage line has been start cd betWeen Prescott and the line of railroad operations The first coach went out to-day.
 NIT. Ferguson. good miner. has been out to Mineral Park on A tour of inspection. He brings us good reports from that mineral section.
 NIT Paul Breon, of the enterprising firm of Breon X Spear. Mineral Park and Fort Mohase. arrived m town this morning from San Francisco.
 new gold mine of much promise has been discovered about half way between Kirkland and Peoples Valleys. The owners are prospecting the same.
 Several gentlemen interested in the col Ter mines, Black Hills, arrived Sunday evening. We presume work will be started in the copper fields soon.
 Mir Mefiur,l, enrnutc to Prescott from Marc"pa with merchandise. has been de- llyed by the breaking of a wheel of one of his wagons m Bells Canyon.
 Three COW boys robbed a store at Charles ton las. week. Subsequently, one of the robbers was killed and one severely wounded. l the third making his escape.
 The Arizona Central Vulture) Mining C 'mpauy Is working jOo tons of ore I,er day. l winch pays SG per ton. The cost of work | ing the same Is only = Der ton.
 With the advent of the iron horse. some one should start a soap and candle factory | at Prescott. Here Is chance to make coin | qu.ch and in large quantities.
 Alley cleaning all over town should be looked after and the time won't admit of 1 delay. Filth creates disease and other ar tlcles useless m this land of paradise.
 With the raise iii beef on the various stock ranges We believe our meat merchants will Ice compelled to advance the price in charges for the same. Self protection will neces>itate IT,
 Railroad supplies o,ntinue to go out by the wagon lad. Every day sends forth sev- eral loads of merchandise to the scene of &C., tive operations on the railroad line. San Francisco Mountains
 Who Is the man to start d Woulen factory st Pr, scott No need of shipping wool out and woolen goods into this land of sheep and mineral \ rare chance awaits some active man to engage m thls business.
 The minstrel show last night was not what those who patrunlzed 1t expected We hear it was of the snide order and somewhat vul- 0ar, many of the remarks causing the blush nf shame to mantle the cheeks of the fair sex present. The skull Valley school. under Miss Brandy. Is in a hourishing condition The . scholars thereof should feel proud not only ; fl their teacher, but of their comfortable : school building. which discounts that in which President Garfield received his first les ; ons under a teacher h The san Hernardino Times tells us that I nan by the name of Choat went into the ( rog culture, but that the water in which hey were deposited was so poisonous that he fr,,ys died m five minutes. Is 1t pus- ,ible that Bolan of MTicops County had ,cen bathing his pedals 'n that water,
 Nr Shipman. who put the old NuIture nine and the new s0 stamp mill into sue ',sSful operation, causing an iBcsme ot nett ,rn;t to % into the owners pockets of Il u0p daily. Is m town. having severed his ( annections herewith. NIT. S. Is a go"d niuing man and will d" something with :. nines m this section. Every fcw days we haze placed before us he prospectus "f some new journalistic en- erT,rise m southern Arizona. The latest of hese Is that "f NIT. Gardiner. wh" cnntem- A dates the stsrtinr If Isper at Tombstone. Inracc Grcely once sad, and truthfully. :. Tn, uluSt solemn wur,ss that can be written rc Ncl. !. N. l.
 Capitalists vho have been insTcctIn. the Iug1o and other mines m the vicinity of iysl.l Nnhsye county gre more than pleased V .i;A vAst they sab. Important transfrrs [ miuing rrppcry will soon take place. n 'he EIrr, uuue. accur,iIng to the best In- 'rmaaau Nr can derive. IS one of the best nd largest properties In Northern Ariznna e' \ ,rr. ta klrlltnd Valley on Sunday gl,e s an ia,l .i how heau'Iful Is that section 1si u1v. Alter passing Iron Spriag station o .e f'Gud tL- gruad dressed m a garh of 1T id 1aacr> embracing almost every variety uawn t. b,-saI>ts Here Is q chance for P Ick. th, feilst ;a improve and add to hls H st o; ori.s#yu'al shiuhbeV.
 I-Nl-rAl Tr,Nr tramp entered the |, ssiG,ace ai udeT sheriff L. B. St. James a h, .W days s.nee hclpci himself to sUndry