The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26


 A suit was instituted to-day in the Jus tice Court by c. P. Stanton against Barney Martin for perjury.
 Kenlock, Kimball and Mars, principa owners in the Bl ok Hills bonanzas, ar, about to make sale.
 Mrs. Clara S. Foltz, the first and leading lady lawyer on the Pacific Coast, lectured a | few nights since in Tucson.
 The yield of the Mack Morris mine up tc May 20th has been nearly half million and twenty-two thousand dolla s.
 On May 2lst, two Companies of the Third Cavalry, from Wyoming, arrived i in Phenix en route to Prescott.
 Mrs. D. R. Poland has several head of cattle absent without leave. They are branded with three straight bars.
 Judge Fleury telle us that the gentle mich COW finds his front porch very aU- tractive. They are fond Of the rose.
 Kelly & Stephens, 'od merchants, are in receipt of new goods, and have on hand a fine selection of clothing, hats, boots and shoes.
 Poisoning dogs has been in fashion at Phenix of late. It's to le hoped that the two legged animals scattering the poison may get their share.
 Assistant Secretary Ingalls has been ap- pointed U. S Deputy Mineral Surveyor and has filed his bond in 5000 for the faithful performance of his duties.
 Several railroad contractors are in Pres colt on business. Mir. Lail, who will finish his contract by the 18th "f June, Is ex- pected to arrive this evening.
 The wind has been on its bad behavior to- day. We should judge from the appear ance of the sky that much of southern Ari- zona has been brought up this way.
 Our people should strike while the iron is hot, and thus secure the early completion of a branch R. R. from Prescott to the A.. X P. line. A little money will start the machinery in motion.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. RI NJ. Wade took place from the Marina Street M. E. Church to-day, Rev. Mir. Fowler officiating. A great many people were out to pay their respects to the burial rites of good lady.
 Mrs. Fuller, an American lady, we learn has started laundry in the building Occu- pied by Mrs. Col. Hunt. Here is chance for American people to show their appreci- ation of white labor against that of Mon golian.
 The thermometer at Tucson, Maricopa, Yuma, Phenix and other places in South eln Arizona has stood for some time past at over l00o. while here in Prescott 1t has not been elevated over S2 ..
 Mining gentlemen and ladies, we hear, are about to take Lynx Creek by storm. The theologian should also go out with the party, as 1t would be an appropriate time upon which to preach sermon.
 Al Robbins, who at one time in the early history of Arizona belonged to the 'bloody 14th, Is in town, and in a day or two pro ceeds to the State of New York, his old home where he has business tosettle up. He has been resident of Arizona since 1868.
 Secretary Van Arman is about to re- move his office and the Territorial libra rv to rooms over the Bank of Arizona The library, in its present condition, is, as 1t has been for two or three years, in a very dirty, bad condition.
 Mr. Arnhold has a large assortment of Under.aker's goods on hand, which he offers at reasonable figures. This gen tleman is also the owner of one of the finest hearses in Arizona, which Is for ient at burials.
 The Lynx Creek furnace has been put in such shape that it will do first-class work. A trial on Dosoris ore will be made So soon as the pack train now engaged in getting the ore on the ground completes its work If the experiment proves satisfactory it will be the incentive to starting up other smelters in and around Prescott.
 The Courier Is pleased Tlth an article on Archaeology in the MINER. We will, If necessary, make affidavit to having written the article. and Secretary Nau Arman will also make affidavit that he did not write one word of the excellent artIcie." It was penned by Beach in b minutes. John Moon fell out this morning with the 10th Amendment to the Constitution of the L. S., and threatened to carve one section of it up finer than mince neat After more due consideration, however, he concluded it was of that savor which he dld not wish to attack.