The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03

Passengers per Gilmer, Salisbury & Cos stage were: Chas. Atchison, Of EiineIai Park, and Mrs. H H. Cartier, of Prescott.
 For style around meat market we would advise our readers to take d look at Hall x Poe's new quarters cn Gurley street.
 Jeff Davis looks quitenatural and seems happy, back on his old stamping grounds.
 P. McAteer, of Kirkland, and James Gil. son, of Date Creek, are in Prescott.
 Doct. Geo. D. Kendall, Of the Pioneer Drug Store, received fresh goods yester. day.
 Phil Mcdonald has secured for his coun- sel Rush tI Wells and Mr. c. E. Rush, all able attorneys.
 We are pleased to learn that the report of the killing of nine men at Flag Staff had no foundation.
 Goldwater 6 Son, cnterprising merchants, have large cut at the head of their ad- vertisement in the Democrat.
 There will be an abundance of water next summer in the San Francisco and Bill Williams Mountains country.
 Henry Herbert, Under Sheriff of this county has gone on a professional tour to to Gillett, 1iptop and other places
 Several more freight teams arrived in town today from MaricoPa with all kinds of merchandise for our merchants.
 ]. W. Clay received by his train yester- day, just in from Phenix, large lot of cracked wheat, whole wheat and barley, all of which is for sale.
 DEPARTURES.-Th following persons went out per stage to-day: Jul N. Rodenburg and wife, Gillett; Bobt. Grigsby, Tiptop; Miss Alice Payne, PhenlX
 The remains of the late D. R. Poland were brought to town to-day. Friends will remember that on tomorrow at } o'clock the funeral takes place.
 Mrs. Miles was taken qrite sudden thi morning with sufocating spasms Doctor McCandless was called in, and he informs us this afternoon that she is resting quite easy.
 Bob Grigsby has gone out to take a look at the Tiptop country. He likes everything tiptop, hence his decision to visit the section bearing that significant cognomen.
 A number of bonds on mines have been made in Prescott during the past week. That several important sales will follow there is but little doubt.
 The citizens living in the Miller School District are trying to have two districts made of the one they now have, which would give them another school.
 The snow Is still over two feet deep on the headwaters of Hassayampa, Lynx and Turkey creeks, which will insure plenty of water for placer miners many months.
 c. A. Randall, of the hardware, boot and shoe establishment, has just received a com plete lot of supplies, which makes his as- sortment full, and of the best in the Terri tory.
 D.R Poland, the old pioneer and good citizen, who departed this life on Wednes- day evening, will be buried in this city to- morrow at , P. M. from the residence of J. l.. Fisher.
 Probate Judge A. 0. Moves is disposing of old matters which have hung fire in that office for several years. Moves, without fattery, is the best Probate Judge We have ever had in this county.
 Our readers will find in this issue of the MINER the advertisement of the A. it P. R. R. It is good reference, and should be cut out and pasted in the memo randum book.
 Parson Reed, who held forth in these parts eighteen years ago, in an official posi- tion, is again in Arizona as a missionary. He is good talker and will no doubt make many converts.
 Geo. Carey, one of our most substantial citizens, and a good freighter, has been a constant paying subscriber to the MINER for IS successive years, since its conception by Governor R. c. Mccormick.
 A chimney which caught on fire this morn ing on MonteZuma row had the effect to draw out large force of ready hands to put down conhagrations or anything else which might cause injury to our city.
 Meiia has struck it rich in Walnut Grove district. This time it is gold ledge one hundreds yards wide. The ore doesn't as say, however, $97, ,000 per ton. therefore we are still behind Mobave and Mir. Cureton.
 Jack Shull, of the Plaza Stable, tells us that "biz. with him is good, and that horses and mules seem to have ravenous appetites, at least hay and barley disap- pear like dew before the morning sun.
 Our streets are fast drying up, and travelling around on the good (D side walks is again in fashion. We believe there was not more than ha,f-dozen cases of drowning during the late storm.
 Major Rohm, of the Kcg saloon. has ..-.Sd many of the most important offices in the State of Texas. His papers show him to have stood nigh in society, politics, mili- tary, etc, and, of the greatest, a good square Republican.
 Hon. Chas. Atcison, of Mineral Park, has returned from his California trip looking hale and hearty. He called and paidhis respects to the MINER. We are always pleased to meet such men as Capt Atchison.
 Messrs Thorno X Piorcy have dissolved partnership relations in the restaurant busi- ness by mutual consent. Mir Thorno Wall, after fixing over the premises and placing them in elegant order, resume business, and Mir. Piercy, we understand, contemplates visiting the southern portion of the Tolri- tory, where he has been offered a good situ-