The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30
To-pAY's NEWS.

A Mexican was murdered near Fort Me. Dowell this week.
 Pete Anderson keeps good feed yard on the flat west of Fleury's. Good miners have no difficulty in finding employment in this section at fair wages. ". A. Rowe was in Phenix this wet k. Wonder ii he doesn't want to run for Cen gress.
 July l2th is the day set apart for holding the Democratic Territorial Convention al Phenix.
 The Cabinet club room is perfect gem of a place under the new arrangement of Billy Taylor
 We hear that the Phenix Fiesta is not likely to be financial success, although the attendance is large. Jame. Stewart came up from Phenix las; night. Tomorrow his numerous contracts commence for term Of tour years.
 Mccormick street, on the north, is in an ugly shape Evidently some of the prop erty owners are of the line. Straighteu uI Gents.
 John Taylor has become handy man, and is now improving his property around this city He represents carpenter, painter, paper hanger, etc.
 Last night slight rain made its appear ance when most of our citizens were en- toying that journey in the realm of fancy and unconscious wandering.
 Two millions and half of dollars is the amount of property assessed by the Assessor in this County. This doesn't include mines, or railroads, and i, low estimate of prop erfy as given h.
 Chas. Reyes has purchased the interest of W. H. Reavis in the Parlor Saloon, and will hereafter run that elegant place of re- sort on his own account. It is fixed up ID fine style and will be kept A l. A club room in the rear is in full blast.
 Deputies Murphy and Taggart arrived to-
 
 fellow passenger, enroute to Pheni1, of some $500 The five men had upon their persons SPA, and their names are as fol- lows: Santiago Galletan, J. P. Dinan, John Burns, L. Miller, and Alvino Castillo.
 We hear that the Courier and Democrat have been consolidated, and hereafter will be issued the Morning Courier Democrat This will be a relief to our citizens, as ii was heavy tax to keep three papers in the field. Now, however, there will be no fault, as this town can well afford to keep up an evening and morning paper. The MINER will, as usual, come to the front every evening
 L. c. Palmer, of the Plaza Stable, brought from Canyon Diablo, arriving to- day, Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald of New York. MT. F., however, has been here before, and is partner with Hr. McAuliff, of Turkey Creek, where he goes with his wife to reside. Miss Mclaughlin also came in with Mr. Palmer and Miss Carrie Wilkins as far IS Chino Valley She conten,plates renting for herself and mother Mr. Banghart's Sta tion.
 John Chinaman is curious looking indi- vidual. He always wears coInplaisant smile, and more especially is tLi, the case when vending vegetables, which the Chi nese raise in abundance. h this par-icul5r respect, John is quite acceptable, blt when it Is taken into consideration that he never patronizes our clothing, boot and shoe. or grocery stores, never advertises or read. a newspaper, doesn't @ to church and con- tribute his mite to the support of over- worked clergymen, don't drink beer, play ball, go to dances or any other place oi amusemsnt, but hordes up all the Rlthy lucre he can and sends 1t of to the FlOweIy Kingdom, and IS eternally ill the way of the white man, he must be considered , national nuisance.