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

There is considerable sickness al WeaveI among the Mexieans.
 Good work horses and mules are in de mand in this section at present
 NJ H. Sherman is in the territory and expected home this coming week.
 Salt and the Gila Rivers are again iInpas- sable. Ferry boats are in demand.
 The Silver King decIared another divi- dend on the 9th inst. of 25 cents per share.
 The two Misses Miles, Jennie and Katie, have gone on visit to friends at Date creek.
 The number of Indians off the Reservation and in arms against the whites number about 900.
 Railroad teams departed to-day for the camps of Iail, Grant & Mcdonald, and others, all loaded to the briln.
 James Keith, the unfortunate man who recently died at Sinms' camp, from injuries received by the explosion, w.s a native oi Indiana
 The world revolyes on cash and not on its axis. as many suppose. Reverse the world, says the prospector, and We can open mines from the other sldc.
 Arizona need. more capital for the deyol- spnient of her mines. She has plenty of rich gold and silver ores, but lacks faeilI- ties for working them.
 The troops coming to our relief from Cal ;fornia, Washington Territory and other ,laoes number about sOO. Captains Porter and Brayton, good Indian fighters, arc m command of companies.
 E.s. Junio-, an old w4;-hos5e all along the line from the Rio GTaHde co the Great Colorado. who Las made more than oae red skin bite the dust, is in town from hs mIne near the Tiger, m Bradshaw Mountain.
 Should Indian dePredaticns continue in Arizona. 1t is thought that Gen. Crook wlll he sent here to take command. The lndi- ans know and fear him, and als presence would be worth as much as aWhole regiment q! troops.
 Our citizens showed their good sense last evening m turning out to the meeting and adopting such measures as will he "i great benefit tu settlers hg,ng in remote sectI"ns' should the Indians see iit and have chance to try and raise scali5.
 Alfred Allen, Sc hear. has the contract for building a foundatiGn to an extension on the County Hospital "f the worthy Sisters ot St. Joseph He Is a good mechanic, aha will make a clean job that will last and be a credit to our t,Hn.
 4 little Iuy on being asicl wiierc the wicked finally seEt to, replied; They practice law for spell aTd then g. To the legislature
 Ask Masterson ii it. 90. ED. M!SEE.
 Professor D. W. Martin. If Burlington, Mich. our present principal of The High School. made US & call to-day. We find Llm a gerial. pleasant and well informed gentle man, who will. nc doubt. make our pubic school very popular.
 NIT. Warrington. cf the Chicago Mining Co, received d telegram to-day stating that Mr. Massend Clark. of New Haven, F.. II. Clark. of New York. and D.. l. E. Gill man. of New Jersey. who are connected with him in said company, will be m Pres colt about the 20,h inst.
 Dr. Ainsworth removed from the Skull of Mir Hlll. the sherp owner who was wounded in the Lead sometime since hy horse thievas near Prce, King & C.. s l.. F. camp, several large pieccs of bone. The operation was successfully performed and Mir Hill is resting quietly.
 Sitting Bulls home Is t. be located in Dakota. where he will chew reservation beet and be treated m a!l respects like common Indian II would be pity to sIll hnn, and vet 1t would he cheaper than keeping lim. l,,t then if W, keen t.iit..au II would ie a burning shame to kill an "lnJun.