The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30
Local intelligence.
TUESDAY.

stexart's 4 X P. stage came in last eve ming with mail and passengers.
 Geo. ". Hance IS about through with his census enumeration for this county.
 A. o. Moves, although very feeble, is at tending to school business at his h. onie.
 Lawyers, spectators, belligerents. etc, who went out to Cherry Greek are home again.
 Mr Ingalls,, Assistant secretary, has fixed up the Territorial Library in good shape.
 Several fine loads of barley hay were brought in this morning from Williamson Valley.
 There were Eo fights at Cherry Greek yesterday. Ore was afraid and So was tOiher.
 James Delaney, the Chino Valley poli ticiAn. is again in town. He looks like a Senator.
 Rev. Mr. Reade has been .slei ts open the 4th of July proceedings with prayer. Good enough.
 D. r. Mitchell. photographer, clerk of the Board of Supervisors, ste, has been quite sick of late.
 Bill Taylor Is again al the front Tn Thornr's club rooms. FIyag up Is the order of the day.
 Prepare specimens from al good mines for the Denver Exposition should be the aim of all interested. Hardy says he gsve the Secretary, few years ago, for certain papers, horse. Was 1t a Hamblctoniani
 All those who wish to take part in the Horrible pToces.ien should Aand in their names to Me..rs Bones & Spencer.
 We do uut think our friend Masterson explAined questions or threw light on questions asked ty Citizen Taxpayer.
 John N!cCannon, of the Eureka mine, and Doe smith, ~ho Is about to sell vAlu- able bonanzo, pad the MINER q visit to- day.
 s T. Riggs. who IS familiar with the Tiger nJnc, and in addition IS a frst-class miner. is ta take charge ot works there i'm mediate.y.
 Four passengers went out this morning to Blackberry on the stage. among whom was Nr. Howell. who IS largely interested in the HscLbesry ui!! and mine.
 Mrs. kiGg S Noo.scy, on her recent visit to her i...;..e State. Georgia, for the pur- pose of settling up 'he e-tate of her mother, was in tuck. She found q A,dIy.
 Mr. Howell. the mining man. will return here in few days. when work will com Ineuce on the Blue Dick mine. Mir. Green well recently purchased thi, property.
 ,.leen Victoria has asked the Horribles for permission to Le present on the Fourth and witness their grand display of the IT. diculous and sublime Come on, old gal.
 \. C. Shekles is in from tie Tiger, and has hopes of .s boom in tha. r.ch camp ere long. Work las commenced in earnest, and we hope for good results ,o follow.
 Lute Wilson. who Is doing good busi ness at Williams, came in yesterday. He has many friends in the a., untains and proposes to stay on the line SO long ss o~Sh Is realized by so dong
 Mrs. John Dla.'n is up from Skull Valley, and informs US tha; she bas thrown up the postofTice a; that place. Mail hereafter for that valley and Kirkland will have to bs sent by the stage driver.
 Mrs. G. II. Niciroy, left very lonely by the sudden taking away of her husband few days since al Denver, by aPpop!eIy, will bid her numerous friends adieu in this section ere loug, s. sAe inten is going Esst.
 Secretary Van Arman owns gold mine on Lynx Creek It don't take maj. long to get rich in Yavapai county. You e-n go out b.initoli-d and stumble onto bonanza which might make q man even ~cslthier than the Eothchiljs.
 A communication from the Devil. dated at Williams IS quite amusing interesting, well written. pure ia sentiment our views of things in go4e!-,, ll l, IS lad by for sew ersl reasons, aui our grave doubts as to whether it Vas i.teD1ed icr publicity.
 A. l.. Hashcn and wife arrived from Williams yesterday. Mrs. Haskelrs health. while poor. Is better than 1t has been for several week past Haskell will attend ;o '-biz" Lere, aud Wilson will look after the lumber interests oi the company at Williams.
 When t.u-es are dull with merchants and other r-ur.e tl,y generally sell so few ar ticles iI-, :; Is necessary ;o lut on q little extra t-Is,f. The MINER rill not lee an ek- ce,.tiou ;o tie ru,a. our Pricss go up, and no, doNu.
 She :. a j.ea..-y-the G"ddess of Liberty, aha, wi. h.,oI the Ho-rib'es with her pres ence on tis Fourth. White as the driven snow. win hair ,ha, flows to the ground, tiny little fest. and most exquisite hands. Her face pl, wood-saw. where art thsu
 On Sunday last we were pleased upon visiting that old pioneer, ,. W. Simmons, to ind him very much improved in health. In iao. he looks as young and hearty as he did ten years ago. Only l<menels now keeps Liln iu doors. His sickness las been of four yeas '.1ra,iyA.
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