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

Thos. Trainor is in from Palace station, and reports mining matters as quite brisk in that vicinity.
 Mohave county court will convene on Monday, Sept 4th. Judge French will leave for the Park next week.
 Most of the mail matter which has been delayed on account of the recent washouts will very likely get in on tomorrow s stage.
 !. L. Fisher will leave next week for San Francisco, where he will meet Mrs F. and the little ones and brisg them back to Prescott
 The Albuquerque militia men have to be pioux A recent order irsued by the Cap tain, Of the Guards. orders them toassemble at their arnory on Sunday morning in full dress uniform, with Hhite belts, 10 attend church services
 Grimm's teams got in to-day from Eolun- teer,rihe terminus of the A. 6 P. road, with 10. 600 pounds of freight for the Lion One Price Store. The trip was made from Vol unteer in less than six days, and the goods were laid down in Prescott in little over three weeks frum Chicago.
 Sheriff Walker sold today at pubic sale 36 head of mules, lot of horses, coaches, etc, being the property of the U. $. Con tracting Company, seized by the creditors oi that short-liv.d concern. The mules sold at pretty good prices, and the other articles were all disposed of at good rates.
 The water supply of the Atlantis & Pa eihe railroad at Volunteer comes from q strong and never-fai,ing spring about one mile southwest of the road A small stationary engine at the spring. pumps tho water thr, ugh four-inch pipe to the tank, at the station The water i. said to be of q superior quality. Journal.
 Ayers' immense saw mill a, Flogstaf hal started up, and is now turning out lumber at s rapid rate. The mill can turn out 6,0O0, ,00O feet of lumber per year, but wher crowded can do still better. The compan, now have about 1,OOO, 900 feet of logs or hand, while the immense pineries will af ford an almost ine1hanstible supply of ma terial.
 Deputy Sheriff Long has wild eyed poe under his care who keeps torturing tha good natured official with his metrica efusious- whsAsssE- mHses- -atraGk- him
 For I am prisoner in the county jail
 And cannot get out without bal
 For which truth the community will breath, sigh of relief
 Flagstaff now sports eighteen saloons anC several general business houses, but a mum ber of them are preparing to move toward the front as the track advances Flagstaff. however, will always be quite an important place, being surrounded by fine stretch oi country and situated in the finest timber belt in the Territory. Messrs. Brannen & Do. report steady increase Tn the mer- chandIslng business at that point. with no signs of 1t falling of as the track IS pushed westward.
 Messrs. Kuhn, Wurzburg < Co. received to-day large line of new 2oc.s direct from the East via the A. & P. road This firm IS carrying the finest stock of clcthing and furnishing goods to b. found in Northern Arizona, and their prices will compare fayorably with any other establishment These gentlemen came here with the de- termination to stay. and the excellent oual- fly of their goods and the reasonable prices they are disposed of, has already drawn them large trade
 The roads running south are in worse condition than in any previous wet season. Black Canyon hill and Arastra Greek hill roads are completely scraped down to bed rock, bat the stage comp ny has a force of men at work repairing the worst places Rep'rts come in from all sections that the heavy rains turned the roads into foaminc torrents, and sections that were formerly excellent mountain roads are now almost impossible gulIies. As long as We have pien'y of rain the people can stand bad roads prf'ided the authorities repair them ss soon as the rains cease. The Concert given by John Kelly and wlte last evening was well attended bv the i people of Prescott As a vocalist We doubt ] 1T hr. Kelly has any supeiiors, and as q | banloist and violinst he is perfection. Mrs. ] kelly's selections from the opera were well ! rendered, also the accompaniments. and as she touched the keys Of the organ the music poured forth sweet and melodious. To- . night will be their last appearance, and in their entertsinmen5 of last erening they well displayed their wonderful talents. l. 's expected that our pretty little theatre on the hill will be overiowing with our theatre goers as t IS not often that we "e have the pleasure of listening to artists of so high an order.