The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-01
WEDNESDAY,.

"Oid Grizzly" reports plenty ot raSn and fine crops at Walnut Grove.
 Registering officials in the outside pre- cincts are sending in their returns. and the list on the great register is growing quite lengthy.
 Miss Julia Behan, who made many friends in Prescott during her stay here. left Tombstone on last Thursday for her home in Missouri
 The Promenade Concert and dance last evening given by the 18th Infantry Band at the City Hall was largely attended and highly enjoyed by all.
 The Alta ssys there is a wild man roam ing about in the Wallapai mountains. It must have besn brother Cureton returning l from the Democratic convention.
 4 party who made himself too free with another's iewslry, is now minus & hat and also sports 6 couple of sore eyes. And he don't wear the iswslry, either. Tommy Milligan is putting in a large ad- dition to his bathing establishment, and will, in a short time, be able to secommo- date all the unwashed who may favor him with call.
 At the parsonage of the Congregational Church last evening Mir. S. s. Draper and Miss Florence Dennison were united in the holy bonds of matrimony, Rev. T. C. Hunt officiating.
 The Phenix Gazette gieefully announces that the Mexican brass band is improving from which We infer that the people of that hamlet intend to remain ana worry through until the band can play tune.
 Major Ingalls, has been authorized by the Atlantic and Pacific road to sell excursion tickets from Williams to Albuquerque and return, good from Sept. IS to Sept 20, at S22.65. The regular fare is S37.70 each way.
 The Prescott Rifles have received very pressing invitation from the Albuquerque Guards to visit the Exposition in that city during the latter part of September. The Rifles will act on the invitation at their next meeting.
 A gentleman with two-story tile orna- menting his caput, was prominent object on our streets yesterday. Old viewed the innovation with disfavor, while ''tender feet" of couple of years residence hailed it as the hamburger of new civilization
 Hon. DeForest Porter will arrive in Pres colt on Friday. The Republican Commit tee should see that fitting reception is given the next Delegate to Congress- The Judge will most likely visit Mohave county and the northern part of Yavapai before re- turning south.
 Muddy roads are troubling the people of Southern Arizona. Up here the rains washed All the mud of and left the noun tain highways paved with fine large bould- era. Of course it makes 1t a little incon- venient when travelling, but lively bump ing over them is good cure for dyspepsia.
 Hon Murat Masterson will leave for Den ,snRg ysF n swyags fsw gsfks ksoaat fRF yha a Rp % on Arizona Day, the 25th of September. Mir. Masterson will deliver an oration 10 the Denverites and visitors to the Exposition, setting forth the mineral resources Of th-s .ection. A spec ch of this kind delivered in such place will do the country more good than car load of pamphlets.
 The banks of the romantic Hassayampa, laden with native raspberries and straw berries as luscious as ever matron or maid smacked lip over, has unresista charms at this season of the year with the lovers of pleasure, a party Of whom started out this morning with well filled baskets of edibles, to have an old-fashion ed picnic under the tall pines ot Maple Gulch. We fear they will find more hail-stones than berries today.
 Andy Hall, the express messenger wh' was murdered near Globe last Sunday week formerly resided in Prescott, and hac charge of the Gray Eagle Stables. Heca 1. to Arizona in 1868 with PowelPs eIpe dition through the Grand Canyon of th' Colorado. and has lived in the Territor! ever since. When found he lay face down ! with nine bullets in him, his right arn stretched out full length before hun, grasp ing six shooter, from which every sho had been fired He was ali honest, uprlgh man. and his loss is deplored by all. The Albuquerque Journal says: The Al I,ntic and Pacific railroad company vii! re turn everything sent over its line amt eN hibited at tn. exposition free oi charge Mineral exhibits, weighing three hundre
 hounds or less, will be carried both way free of charge Passenger rates have bee 61ed at six cents for the round trip. Yer
 l;be,ol rates have been given to the Presco' , R;A,s to induce them to be present at tn
 .reat exposition This liberality on til
 r,r, If the Atlantic and Pacific railroad wi ,s the means of inducing large number (
 reople to be presen, at the fair and brir ,, their exhibits with them.
 THURSDAY.