The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-19
MONDAY.


 A Mrs. Wilder is enroute to Prescott from California
 Hon, George E. Brown is in town from Lower Agua Fra.
 James Rosborough is expected in Pres colt by next stage.
 Real estate in the city of Prescott is in- creasing rapidly in value.
 Mrs. Wade, mother to our Ben, is sick at the Sisters hospital, in Prescott.
 Church services at both houses of wor- ship yesterday were interesting.
 Chas Fuller, one of the "hold up" party east of Flagstaff, plead guilty to-day.
 Secretary Van Arman gives general satis- faction to our people as Secretary.
 Hon. Murat Masterson is in Washington and Ben Morgan is in New York City.
 The "Sweet Singer of Prescott" was around this afternoon serenading hisfriends
 D. Levy & Co. received large supply of goods to-day, and N. Ellis large lot on Saturday.
 The Tucsonites are luxuriating in straw berries at 40 cents, and the thermometer at one hundred.
 As yet no one has been arrested for rob bing the A. & P. stages, on the 9th and Eth of last month.
 Mir J. D. Cook has purchased the Wade farm in Chine valley and in return has sold it to Geo. Banghart.
 For rich, rare and spicy testimony. our citizens should have been present at the District Court to-day.
 The reward offered by the Governor for the arrest of the stage robbers near Flag staff is S200 for each robber.
 Tom Barnum. of Phenix, has gone to Chicago with his two elder daughters, where they are to he placed at school.
 Mining men are coming to Northern Arizona by every stage, and soon there will be no cry heard from mine owners asking for capital.
 Many friends of Hon. J. G. Campbell would like to see him nominated at the coming Democratic Territorial Convention for Delegate.
 An attempt to rob the Wickenburg stage last Wednesday night was made by two men, Nelson and Miller, near Seymour. The parties have been arrested.
 DEPARTURES BY TEE 4. & P. R. R. To- DAv.-Mr and Mrs. Neil Mcleod and two children, c. F. Fulkersun, J. Zufelt, Arthur Roberts and Alex Fowler
 BoRH.-M. T. Herzog received a telegram to-day from the ''old lady in San Francisco, stating that it was born on the 14th-a girl and weighed nine pounds. The 'old man" is happy.
 Major Arnold a very good officer and 1n- spector General of this Department, ac by his efficient and painstaking clerk, Chas. Tinker, returned yesterday from Mohave.
 Mir Ackers. our jovial meat merchant. has branched off quite extensively into the stock trade, and, in company with J. R. Walker, has 8 herd of several hundred cattle and horses.
 bIr Ingalls,, the agent of the A. X P | Railroad at Prescott, sent of this A. M. five passengers tn New York and one to Chicago, 1 md expects to send as lnaI15 more by the next stage.
 By good management and excellent | judgment the criminal business at the | special term of the District Court of Yava- pal county will cost the county but trife m comparison to what it might.
 The General Land Office has issued pa -ent to Wm. J. Simmons for the Trinity also to the Peck Mining Company | 1f Californa, for the Peck, and for the nrss lorth extension of the same lode.
 Tho Cooperative Co.'S coach took out 'everal passengers this morning who go di- 'ect to New York City, The fare first class by his route, including stage and cars, is only S90. Tickets tor sale by G. w. Ingalls,.
 A. ". Callen (old Grizzly, who headed he Callen party from Kansas to Prescott in 1875, is back again in Prescott. L. c. Pal ner also arrived in Prescott last week, and ; nov ewner of the Plaza stable business.
 Marshal Dodson, with his accustomed po iteness, is ever ready to. accompany and hsw either citizen or stranger who exhibits particular desire to examine the city build nrs, regardless of dress or former standing
 MANsIAUGHTER.- Grass, who killed Otto Bolin. one of Yavapais best citizens, las had his trial and been found guilty of The Judge intimated to the ury that stronger ,erdiet might have been ound very appropriately.
 Official reports from military officers in southern Arizona show that the total num- ,er of citizens killed during the late Indian from the San Carlos reservation ras 38, of whom 8 were killed north of the lila river and three south of said river. Therefore the alleged killing of 100 people 5 certainly an exaggeration.
 Yesterday afternoon a gentleman who ported very ''crummy" undergarment, in oing down one of tn back streets, hap ,ened to spy the weeks washing of an old ,achelor, which had been hung out to dry 7hile the happy possessor was shaving hIm- elf, when he immediately stopped right here, disrobed and put on the best shirt in he lot, and walked off, leaving his old one n the ground in exchange for the clean one. his sublime exhibition of cheek, which 7as witnessed by a reighbor lady, heads the st The rhenix Gazette of the 11th says that Mir. Harrigan of Prescott, while on the tage coming from Maricopa to Phenix, be- I lme delerious and made things lively fox IS fellow passengers. He pulled pistol nd ordered them to hold their hands down, nd with threats of blowing their brains out 4I ,gs ! II ]