The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-08-25
WEDNESDAY,.

Register and vote the Republican ticket.
 P. c. Craigue went out to his Dosori, mine this m Orning.
 The Supervisors meet on the frs. Mon day in September.
 The Pima county Supervisors have put the tax rate down to e. 35 per hundred
 Yesterdays stage did not reach Prescott until 3 A. M The delay was caused by high water in Big Bug.
 No Eastern or Territorial papers came in by last nights mail, and but very few Cali fornia exchanges.
 Geo. T. Beckers, of this city, was 1T Albuquerque last Thursday on his way to Junction City, Kansas.
 Apache county assessment rolls foot up sl ,209, ,50l, and the rate of taxation is $26o on the hundred.
 Hon. C. H. Gray, one of the stalwar Democrats of Maricopa county, is in the field for the party no imitation for Sheriff.
 W. W. Vanderbilt came in from his claims on the Hassaysmpa, and reports mining matters booming in that section
 Thirteen car loads of barley and one oi hay, intended for the military of this Terri tory, were shipped from Los Angeles last week.
 Every county in Arizona, says the Daily Stockholder, is represented at Denver. Shipments of specimens are going forward every day.
 Mir. Bellows, who has been at work at the old Bully Bueno mill for the last eight or nine months, took his departure to-day for his home in the Keystone State.
 The Republicans of Prescott express unqualified spprov al of the result of the Phenix Convention, and predict q sweep ing victory for the ticket this fall.
 Lieut.. F. R. Hardie, Sd Cavalry, now stationed at Fort Apache, has been granted leave of absence for one month, with per mission to apply to the proper authority for an extension of one month. Over 500 names have been entered in the great register. These are all in the pre- cinct. the outside districts not yet having made any returns, the law requiring them to hand in their lists but once a month. A slight difficulty yesterday in regard to 6 certain claim south of town came very near ending in bloody row. One excited individual rushed off and got rife, but was prevented from using it.
 The Albuquerque Review says 'maii matters are considerably kinked on the Atlantic and Pacific. The arrival of the route agents hasn't improved affairs in this respect. Or perhaps it is the post masters"
 Dr. A. K. Smith, medical director of the department, has been granted months leave of absence, with permission to leave the limits of the command, and to apply fer an extension of two months Dr. J. o. Skinner will take temporary charge of the office during Dr. Smiths absence.
 Hon. Murat Masterson's lecture, "The Drama and its devotees," at City Hall, last evening. was well received by quite large audience. Mir. Masterson is at all times and places an entertaining and instructive speaker, and last night, when talking on his favorite subject, was unusually eloquent.
 The recent rich strikes in the vicinity oi the Dosoris are causing great many people to visit that camp. stage line is now run ming there, postoffice will soon be estab- lished,. and almost before our people know it. thriving town will have sprung into eI' istence under the shadow of the towering pines vf the classic Hsssayampa-
 The bright sunshine to-day makes it look as if Pluvious had at last finished his work in this section. The old gentleman ha, done good services, as many dry rsncheI can devoutly testify, and thousands of sleek kline brousing on the grassy hillsides give ! ample evidence that Arizona has ceased te be dry country.
 Major c. ". Ingalls,, the A & P. agent informs us that when the end of the track reaches Williams, several parties intend putting on fast freight teams to run to Pres colt. making the trip in 24 hours- Thi' will enable our merchants ard others to re- ceive goods by express from Kansas City In four days,
 The editor of the Phenix Democrat truth fully says; ''Some people never think that ] an editor who labors ever gets tired. The paper is looked for and expected to be } chuck full, in fact as full as the editor get' ] sometimes, of newsy, bright, spicy matter. In this climate it is very hard matter te fill little sheet like the Democrat"
 Fave you registeredi It is the only way YOU can vote this fall. No matter how many times you have been registered pre- vious to this year, the law passed by th' last legislature makes it obligatory fol every voter to register at least twenty day ? before the election. If you have no already done so, get registered at once.
 The surveyors on the branch road ar,