The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
LocaI Intelligence.
TUESDAY.

Read Quartermasters Prop" sals and bene- lit thereby.
 Joe Walker has made good Sheriff for Yavapm County.
 Grass for stock in the immediate vicinity of Prescott is short.
 The Democrat wants society lines drawn more closely. Don't, Murat!
 Who is going to engage in the manufac- turing of cheese this Summer?
 William Vanderbilt started out to-day on an extensive prospecting trip.
 The cold snap, apparently, IS over, and we may expect real warm weather.
 Where is George Tyng? We thought he was sick and coming home t. get well.
 It is said that Professor Jennings has gone out to the great ''Sierra Nevada"
 MT. Puntney, who has Well at the Up per end of Big Chino, has plenty of water
 Mrs. Mcclure, of Putnam Flat, has given her two children to good people of Prescott.
 A pine tree fell upon horse, in West Prescott, yesterday breaking one of the horses legs.
 Sheriff Walker will, upon his arrival from Tiptop, look up this stage stopping business near Flagstaff Zv
 Read the attractive and peculiar Cad" of Messrs. Wilson tS Go. It is something out side The usual line.
 Tie Somnar House is conveniently To- cated and arranged for the public who wish comfortable rooms.
 Mrs C. B. Rush brought home with her from Missouri colored servant girl, raised by Mrs. R. s mother, we understand
 Remember and cali at the Halfway House of our friend Thomas Long He will treat if you're broke, and don't forget it.
 Shoes, real bon ton, just right for the "J. T. B." Club, can he procured by call ing upon Holden, at Wm. M. Buffum
 Mir. Putnam, for whom the Valley is named where the gentleman lives. Is in Prescott visiting and attending to busi- ness
 Charley Wurth and his partners, the Pe- ters Brothers, are doing lively business at Chino Valley, one of the fairest spots in Arizona.
 The name of tine postofice at Williamsons Valley has been changed, and is now known as "Simmons," in honor of Bill Simmons. of course.
 George Curry, in addition to his great va riety of handsome and useful things, has bar waiter worth one hundred dollars. Itis perfect gem.
 The new building of MT. Levi Bashford, opposite the old Courthouse, Is fast drawing to completion. It will make two nice, com fortable offices. -s A new sidewalk goes down in front of the residence of Major Ingalls,, and no mistake. The lumber Is on the ground and workmen laying it in place.
 About half of Maricopa County came up in the wind, on Sunday and Monday. with three-fourths of Pima, and probably nine tenths of Sonora.
 Bacon. Hutchinson and Wilder are three of Arizona's m st successful cattle men. Their herds contain thousands of fine steers, heifers, cows and calves.
 Assessing goods and chattels in Yavapai county goes bravely on, and we expect the grand total of property will foot up to
 
 For news every day m the week read the MINER It makes no grand display this week or month and shuts of its wind for season. Regular Is our motto
 The 18th Infantry Band at Whipple has entertained our citizens with good music upon several occasions, and we of the MINER will say, ''Thank you, gentlemen.
 Do not fail to attend the entertainment at the Theatre building tonight Go and give those who perform the benefit of the Act, by paying S1 90 or sl for a ticket.
 Bashford E,Co., the old and reliable firm, are constantly receiving goods from East and West. Their numerous ware houses are full of all kinds of goods
 J.R. Walker is home from Tiptop and Gillett He found the Tiptop mine pros ducing good ore. the mill making bullion and, in fact, everything lovely down there.
 We. with many others, would like to see Rev. R. c. Campbell return to Prescott. He knows how to preach. write, and be a genial gentleman. Mir. Campbell has few peers.
 We have grod, fresh mining news from M&have county The El Dorado mine, the biggest thing on the continent, will soon change hands, and its owners will be ''well fixed"
 Several business men of Prescott have concluded to bring goods from the East over the S P. route, and to that end have agreed to ship by the car load. It Tili come cheap by this plan. Pat Hamilton is home again from his trip to Tiptop. He tells us that man herding sheen near WIckenburg, a few days since, suieided Sheep herding has tendency to make people crazy.
 The examination of Wm. Sutherland came up to-day before Justice A. O. Moves, and judgment withheld until tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Sutherland is under arrest for assault with deadly weapon on man working on the line of the A tS P railroad.
 There are in Arizona, employed. teaching the children of the 14S pubic schools, 164 teachers. Aside from this there are quite number of private schools, with probably 20 teachers. which makes an aggregate of nearly 2OO people engaged in the noble cause.
 At the MINER Office you can procure visit ;Dr and husiness cards bill and letter heads