The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03
MONDAY.

Whitney 6 Ellis are having a big run of custom. They are gentlemen deserving of success.
 Snow. the beautiful snow, made us an- other visit.
 The estate of the late Cornelius Ramas has been tiled up by Judge Brooks, the Administrator.
 Prescott should have Board of Trade. Organize, gentlemen.
 Capt. Atchisen, of Mineral Park, goes home tomorrow, Tuesday, per stage.
 Several very important mining sales are on the eve of being made in this county. i The Signal mill IS working away success fully. The bullion output is large from that direction.
 One of John R. Price tS Co.'S teams ar rived to-day from the R. R. for a load of powder. etc.
 To-day has been pleasant and the roads commenced drying up, much to the satls- faction of all.
 Mohave county, with her fine mining properties, must attract attention from the outside world.
 The Tiptop mine, at depth of between six and seven hundred feet, Is richer than ever. What will it be at depth of 2,0OO feet! Work on the Black Warrior has been re- sumed, and soon we may hear of rich strikes, big sale or the working of ere in that di- rection.
 w. w. Cook and J. D. Cook arrived last evening from New River, where they have large dairy.
 February has but 2s days, consequently Wednesday next, the 29th, will be the list day of March.
 Mr. Dewey, of Chicago, and Mr. Blandy, of Turkey Creek, came Tn to-day from the Black Hills mining district.
 Mr. Rehm offers his one-half interest in the Prescott Keg Saloon and Lodging House for sale, which will be seen in this issue of thg MINER.
 | D. .. Thorne will start up his chop house in a day or two in bon ton style Every thing is to be in apple pie order and of met ropoiitan array.
 The Alta says that the ElDorade mine, in Gold Basin, is about to change hands. Some gentlemen from Silver Reef are ne gotiating its purchase.
 Henry Ward Beecher is to visit Arizona this Spring. We hear that he comes to Northern Arizona and will go to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado.
 Sargent, of California, has been nomi- mated by the President for Secretary'of of the Interior. There will be a fight in the Sen ate over his confirmation. Doctor Taggart, of Yuma, who was shot | by a worthless fellow, is said to be in great danger of losing his life. The Doctor killed tho man who attacked him.
 The Navaioe Indians are the richest tribe in the West. They have fine herds of horses, cattle and sheep. Their lands embrace some of the most valuable coal fields in America.
 There will be a meeting of Aztlan Lodge No. IF, r. tS A. NJ, this evening at 7:45 o'clock for work in the third degree. All Master Masons in good standing are cordially invited. Is it possible ihat we are to have another drug store in Prescott. People on the out i side who fail to find the drug business ad- vertised are under the impression that we are without these necessary luxuries.
 The Dosoris people are running tunnel | in on the mine 800 feet, which will tap the ledge 350 feet beneath the surface That | will test fairly the value of the now very promising Dosoris mine.
 Weldon, who murdered John Bullock at Mineral Park last week, was lynched by the l law abiding citizens of that place on the eve | ming of the sad affair. Another brave has been sent to his Maker without judge or jury interfering
 sam Purdy, Jr., has gone to San Fran cisco for the purpose of attending to the business of his father, who died in that city last week quite suddenly. Samuel Purdy, | Sr., was man honorable in his dealings and much respected by all We hear of gent who is coming to our city for the purpose of manufacturing ci = gars. He proposes to manufacture from the | finest tobacco and sell at living prices. We invite him to come and advertise his busi- | ness in the MINER.
 Geo. Tyng, who has been on the Isthmus | experimenting the construction of the Te- | hauntepec Canal for three years, at a salary | of S9,OOO per annum, has so far lost his health that he has decided to return to our Arizona for while and recuperate.
 The Messrs Smith Brothers, who arc opening a fine meat market north of Kelly | X Stephens, received to-day from Cali | fornia, per express, q consignment of found | CTS, clans, crabs, etc, which were gobbled | up with avidity by our citizens. The found CTS sold at Sl.25 per pound. HUMBUG. will bet any one of our esteemed contemporaries in Arizona So to S1 | that there is no such firm in existence | as the Victor Well Auger and Rock Boring Manufacturing Company at 5l1 Walnut St., St. Louis, Missouri. The whole thing is a swindle
 Tho funeral of the pioneer, D. R. Poland, on Sunday. notwithstanding the bad wea- ther, was largely attended. The remains were in charge of the Masons and the last sad rites over the good citizen were per formed at the burymg ground of the Order. More than one moist eye we discovered as the body was consigned to earth and its last resting place. The will of the Lord is done. and gentle, good man slumbers forever.
 A PIECE or THAT CAP.-At one of our fashionable lunch stands few evenings since a stranger somewhat under the mfiu- encc of O B Joyful, approached the counter with view of partaking of the good things Al n.