The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-21
SATURDAY.

was observed on our streets to-day.
 Jake Marks will place men to work on his Crosscut and Last Chance mines, next week, at Tiptop.
 Geo. Thompson, Jim Stewards 1st Lieu tenant in the stage business, came Tn to- day, and is looking after the interests of the Wlckenturg line.
 Mir. and Mrs. William WilkersOn have got settled in their new house near Judge Tleury's residence, in West Prescott.
 The bidding to-day at Capt. Kings auc- tion indicated pretty plainly that there may be wedding in Prescott before grea wlile.
 This has been a busy day in Prescott, what with auctions. a big Express, lots ot trade ani the like everything has been rushing
 R. J. Bntler, Esq.,. of the International Revenue Department, is fitting up .n Office Row. where he will hereafter be foInd ready to receive taxes, licenses, etc.
 Dr. Kendall left Iy the Wickenburg stage yesterday fnr the Eastern and Southern States. During his absence the business of the drug store will be in the hands of J. 4. Park
 Geo. E. Ralph, Assayer for Blake & O., has his hands full of work, and still samples are coming in almost hourly. People are waking up to the importance ot securing mines while they are yet to be had.
 We understand that Messrs. Treanor X Wehner have bought the Mica mine, in the Peck Mining District, and will proceed to demonstrate its value at once The price mentioned in the deed is one thousand dol lars
 T. w. Wilson & Co.,, of the c. 0. D. Clotbing Store. inform HIS that with the limited stock they have now on hand, their sales have exceeded their expectations, and feel confident of doing a brisk business on the arrival of their large stock, which will be here in short tune.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. J. Nj. Myers, will take place from the Congregational Church. te-morrow. April l6th, at 4 o'clock PM. The remains will be deposited ia the Masonic cemetery. Members of the Ala= sonic fraternity and all other friends are invited to attend.
 ne MIMI uldll, tillN o. -ASfhhDAf "NO is rapidlv developing into a mining expert, have cone to Thompson Valley, or near there. to look at and locate a wonderful bo- nanza recently discovered, which it IS be- ieved will eclipse the PhepiX and all other smelling mines anywhere
 Tom Trainor. from Turkey Creek, was in town ydsterday, in company with the Sec retary of his Company, NIT. Wehner. They report work progressing finely on thelF several mines. and that thus far deveiope- ment serves to improve the appearancr ot all the properties. AIr. T. is Superintend- ent for Chicago Company.
 We hear considerable complaint regarding the mysterious disappearance of several head of cattle. at intervals, during the past year or two. oat toward the Hassayampa country. It would probably be as well for some parties to use little more discfesslon in their killing uf cattle, or their neighbors may become careless it tIstr habits. A hint to the wise, etc.
 Capt. King. of Fort Whipple, whose wife is about to take a trip to the East, had an auction, of household goods to-day. The Captain, we are glad to know, still remains at this post where he is a favorite with both citizens and soldiers. We are pleased also to learn that his auction was well attended and that he realized fair prices for his ef- fleets.
 The bids for Quartermasters supplies were opened at Nhippie Barracks to-dsy, but we were unable tO get the figures m time for to days issue. The clerks were too busy to attend to us.
 Tie Prescott Li5:uy building was sol to-day by auction, by order of the Board ot Trustees. for the benefit of the Public School Library. The money together with the books belonging 10 the public library will be turned over to the School for 5raFy purposes. The building was knocked down by Auctioneer Fisher to \. l.. MOeller, for the sum of $50 The lot belongs to Mr, Moeller. and it's use has been donated to he Library Association for several years.
 MONDAY
 \. Ellis has received new goods of late.
 The snow of yesterday is rapidly dis appearing.
 Master Eva Ellis is improving, we are happy to state.
 The crops at Skull and Kirkland Valleys are looking well.
 James Rosborough came in yesterday from Mineral Park
 Professor Jennings Is in town from the Sierra Nevada mine.
 There will soon b. vacancy of teachers