The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26
MONDAY.

Brannen & Co. received an immense lot of new goods to-day.
 The man shot by Snodgrass, at Flagstsff few days since, Is recovering
 J. L. Fisher departs for Blackberry and other rlaces in Mohave county tomorrow.
 See notice of S1OO reward for stray stock elsewhere in the MINER. Here is chance to make Sl00.
 The Grand Jury to-day found true bill for murder against John Layden for the killing of John Lee at Canyon Diablo.
 Mrs. Wade. of Chino Valley, who is at the Sisters Hospital, we are sorry to state very low, and her recovery despaired of
 Tombstone is beginning to assume metro politan airs, and the chlef of police warns the people to keep their doors locked at nights.
 Hon. Vim. NJ. Buffum left for the Tus- cumbia mill to-day. This mill Is sending out every week a great many thousand dol lars in bullion.
 George Carey, loaded principally for L. Bashford & O., and W. H. Hatcher, with goods for numerous parties, arrived in town to-day from MaricOps
 On account of the unavoidable absence of the Autioneer, the sale of Col. Benjamin's household goods Is postponed till Tuesday, May 30th, at same hour.
 James Patterson, who has been absent in Illinois, settling up an estate of deceased relatives, is back again, having come in on the A. X P. stage Saturday night.
 The friends of Frank M. Murphy, and they are legion in this county, would like to see him lend his name for the Shriyealty at the coming election in November.
 Our last letter from Hon. Murat Master son is of date May 10th, at Buffalo, N. Y., from which place he goes to meet relatives in Kentucky, and thence home to Arizona
 Judge Dc Forest Porter has sold his Ex- cursion gold mine, in Tonto Basin, for S30, OO0 The Judge discovered this mine a couple of years ago, while on trip through the mountains.
 The railroad graders near Beale Spring have uncovered q stream of water This Is good news for people ill that section, as it insures a large town where the water has been discovered
 Governor Tritle is in correspondence with the S P and A. T. & s. F. railroad companies to ascertain what arrangements can be made for the shipment of ores to the Denver exposition.
 The last A. and P. coach arrived ill Pres colt on Saturday evening, at 9 p. m., just ? hours from Canyon Padre. This time will be shortened with the completion of the large bridge at the Canyon.
 Major Ingalls, has received low rates for wagon iron stock frcm the East; also low rates for wool to Boston. Hartford and Philadelphia We like to hear scuh report from the A. & P. Agent
 Seventy-fve Italians arrived at the end of tine A. z p. railroad one day last week, and were forwarded on to the cad cf the grade. The near completion of the bridge across Diablo is hurrying up the grading contract ors.
 The printers of Prescott will meet this evening at Typos Castle," Montezuma street, for the purpose of taking the pre- liminary steps toHerd organizing Typo graphical Union. All printers are invited to attend.
 Az will be seen by reference to time table of A. < P. R. R., it will be seen that the cars leave Albuquerque upon arrival of the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe train, hence no lay-over at Albuquerque This change pushes Prescott passengers through F hours ahead of time heretofore.
 THE YUMA PRISON. From remarks caught in the District Court this morning, and emanating from his Homer, Judge French, we learn that of the many people sentenced to the Yuma prison, who have gone forth from that institution by reason of expiration of term of service or pardon, not single individual has come back into the courts on a charge of misdemeanor. This certainly speaks well for the Yuma prison.
 The present criminal term of the District Court has been conducted with view to expedite matters, and at the same time to keep the expenses at as nominal figure as possible, considering the great amount of criminal business. 1avapai County thus far contributes nine boarders to the Terri torial prison. We challenge any other dis trict in Arizona to an equal showing for celerity and economy, all of which is satis factory to tax payers.
 Rev. G. H. Adams, of the Methodist Church, accompanied by Rev. E. G. Fowler, arrived home on Saturday night via the A. Ge F. railroad. Rev. Mir. Fowler will be stationed in Prescott and take tie pulpit at the Marina St. Church. Last evening Rev. Mir. Adams preached from Rev. Mr. Hunts pulpit, and great many friends of Mir. Adams were extremely disappointed at not hearing hlm, beause of failure to make the proper announcement. We are pleased to state that Mr. Adams sight is quite good and he hasno reason to feel any uneas:ness in the premises.
 \. C.. Mcfarland, Commissioner of the General Land Office, has sent circular to the receivers of public moneys that having come into possession of information that large numbers of fraudulent certificates of deposit. purporting to be issued at various |. $. Repositories, for moneys alleged to have been deposited to cover cost of surveys, as provided for by sections 240l, 2402 ani 2403 fas amended by the Act of March 3, 1872 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, have been issued and put upon the market, rendering it possible for innocent parties to be defrauded in their purchase, you will cause the people in your respective oistricts to be advised of the existence of these fraudulent certificates, and request that all holders of certificates of deposit send