The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-02
Locai intelligence.
TUESDAY.

 Der to Antelope.
 The insurance companies sustain loss of SS;59, ,000 by the Tombstone fire.
 Several teams belonging to J. NJ. Bryan discharged cargo in Prescott to-day.
 James Hamilton Of Peoples Valley keeps one of the best stations in Iavapai county
 The Epitaph says that one feature of the fire at Tombstone was the absence Of drunk en men.
 Fred Brccht has rented his blacksmith shop, and with Mrs. E. intends making a trip to the States.
 The stula!age question, We learn through the Governor. Is attracting the attention of officials at Washington.
 Alr. Geo. ". Tower, of Bradshaw, came iut, Prescutt yesterday and left for the mountains this morning.
 There are ten counties in Arizona. the largest of which Is Yavapai, containing rsarly s1. .ne0 sausEe aIsles.
 Th@-nopulaiion of Mohave county is in creasing, two new arrivals being noted in the last number of the Alta.
 W. J. Alban, of Blackberry. whohas been visiting his numerous friends m Prescott, left for the north this morning.
 J. NJ. More. of Kirkland, a benedict of recent date, arrived in our city to-day, also NJ. D. Langley, from the same locality.
 The Secretary will soon, by reason of ab- sence of Governor Tritle, come into the Governors chair. Our EG- Secretary Van Arman.
 The A. S P. stage BOW leaves Prescott at a. m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat mdays: and arrive at P. m. on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
 The Marcus mine. Weaver district, be- longing to the MessIs Bates, Is being pros pected ill th"rough manner, and looks well. The ore is high grade.
 Samuel Purdy. iii late number of the Epitaph. says that to settle what seems to be vexed question with the press of Ari- zona. he will state that he Is the editor of that journal.
 An advertisement will be found in our columns to-day ciyin@ the rules laid down by the Governor of the Territory that must be complied with iii making applications
 
 The following passengers went out on the A. sN P stage this morning, bound East:
 Alfred Robbins, Jas. Carr, Fred. Defranz, B. F. Tower, L. Glover, Chas. Dreslln, and an Italian.
 Wells H. Bates, who is interested largely in Weaver district, arrived in town to-day. He has great faith in that section, and well he should. since ls has had such good re- turns from ore shipped to New Jersey for treatment
 Tlee-I4Il-.sz.i...s sasss.-e-als arrived per 1il- mer, SsaisguTy l> Co. $ coach this after noon:
 \. T. Smith. Dora Palmer Wells H. Bates, Mrs Ba,ley Martin, and two oh:I dren, John McCue, China woman.
 Our friend Charley Wurth called around to see the boys of the flee this afternoon, as he leaves in tine morning on a visit to San Francisco We wash him a pleasant jour ney. a merry time at the bay and safe re- turn tO Ariz.na.
 Geo. " CuItis, the wholesale and retail lumber merchant, Is shipping to the Messrs Bates Bros, of Antelope, a quantity of lumber which Is to be used in putting up buildings for the men employed by the com pany, and ether purposes
 IIhe man whose charred remains were found ia the rear of ti3e Cosmopolitan Ho- zel after ti,e fire at Tombstone, is supposed 4o be l. R. Higgins, late of Kansas City, Mo. It is supposed that one or two more bodies vii be found unGeF the ruins of the hotel
 Mrs. Shophard, of Skull Valley, is very low and irt little hope remains of her re coyeYy. Sue IS being cared for by the good people of il.c valley in the absence of her husbaud Nbo Is somewhere on the road be- tween biaricoj,a and Prescott.
 Up |" last Saturday the number of ar rests in Tu1son, for the moi;th, numbered sixty-four. and the Citizen expected that Sundays crop of drunks would send the figures up to nearly one hundred. The warm weather and Tucson mescal GSa't seem to mix.
 Jim Heath and A[r. Junnincson re- gently made rich discovery, between Sil- | yer Mountain and HumbGg, which bids fair | to create quite stir in miniGg circles. The 1 ledge Is very large, and partIes who have | seen specimens say that it Is the richest free i milling gold ere they have ever seen.
 The crops in Peoples Valley are well ad- vanced and look admirably Well The | farmers of that fertile valley, If the grass bopDers de not interfere, will, this seasen, i no doubt, reap 6 lich reward for their labor 1 Cattle, horses and otheg animals of the val | ley also look well.
 DosoR,S MINE.-Hon. Pell 4. Craigue | arrived in Sown yesterday from this mine 1 The main dri.tt is in 320 feet Mir. Craigue, | who is the Superintendent. intends soon starting a wimze t. connect both drifts. | Townsend Cox, Jr., th1 business manager, Is now at ths mine managing things in the absence O Mr Craigue. This company also own tn Buzzard mine, upon which d drift 1j0 fe is being driven. All those drifts show Ine bodies of high grade ore.
 Mr. J. :. Nagoner got in yesterday from d trip through the southern part of the county He has been sojourning for some tune at the Hot Springs on Castle creek, and reports that there are nov two families at this watering place where visitors are favored with accommodations. Some gen. tlemen from Colorado were also there. and there was talk that the property would soon change hands, in which case a good hotel will be erected and arrangements made for opening up these wonderful springs to the