The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-02
To-DAY's NEWS,


 Attention is called to the advertisement
 esta.e for sale.
 Mir. Raible lost a valuable horse last
 night from some unknow cause. which he
 recently purchased from gentleman who came here from Denver. The animal was valued at S200.
 l JUST So.-The Phenix Gazette tells its readers that the Cens"s Marshal was out of | luck at Gila Bend, couldn't find any
 names. Go to work, Mir. Luke, and have all the coyotes, rabbits, sheep, goats and ca tie named. What are you doing!
 The people of the Verde Valley are to be i favored this month with a visit from Doctor Gladwin, an excellent gentleman and good dentist. He will arrIve at the Verde on { tue 18th, and remain long enough to attend to the wishes of the people of that section. II. II. Wilcox, who left for Castle creek a couple of weeks ago, for the purpose of looking after his mining interests il. that vicinity, got back to Presc. tt to-day He reports things along the creek as quiet, and the mines looking well.
 Mir Jul N Rodenburg, who takes lively iiittItSO III Nhulu lldk6 all excellent Commissioner to represent this county at the Denver Exposition. He has just returned from trip to Tiptop where he has valuable mining interests.
 g., ,OOO SAIE.-Mr. RaibIe this morning sold to N Ellis the lot upon which his build ing Is situated, near the Bank of Arizona, for the above sum. The property Is considered cheap at the price, but 1t was so tied up from lease and other things that the owner pre- ferTed to let 1t go than otherwise.
 MT. P. Hamilton. one of the able writ ITS on the Epitaph at Tombstone, writes, us that the burnt district will soon be rebuilt with better buildings than before: that times are lively; many men employed. and money plenty; that the Epitaph is paying well - all of which we are pleased to learn.
 The Epitaph intlmates that Gosper's offer of S200 to Tombstone sufferers was political taffy, and thinks the gentleman underrated the value of the Cochise county vote. We. as does the Epitaph, believe that the Mayor ot Prescott was the proper person to offer donations.
 Mir. Fred Brecht, having leased his pro perty to Messrs. Throne & lngwerscn for a term, these gentlemen as will be seen by their advertisement, are reaoytO doall kinds of work in their line on short notice and i'll workmanlike manner for a fair consideration in cash. Call and see them, get acquainted and our word for it you can make trade.
 Miss Julia Behan. of Westport, Mo-, sis ter to J. H. and $. P Behan, whn, by the way, we happen to know a very excellent young lady in every respect, leaves that place for Prescott on the 9th inst. for the purp SC of visiting her brothers and other relatives i'll Arizona. We will all welcome Miss Julia to Prescott.
 Several members of the "T. J. B." Club last evening, with partners, went out to the Iron Spring Station, with music, and en- joyed themselves for several hours in keep ing time to tunes performed for those who are particularly fond of tripping the light fantastic A good time was had. Another party took place in Prescott at the residence of Mir and Mrs. Ira Hudson, wEich was also pleasant affair.
 The Governor of Colorado teleglaphs to Governor Tritle that sufficient space will be reserved for Arizona in the Denver Exposi- ton. As no person has yet been designated to act as Commissioner for Arizona at the Exposition we would suggest the name of Mr. H. H. Wilcox as a suitable person. Mir. Wilcox Is not only practical miner, sell= acquainted with the vast mineral resources of cur Territory, but he has the education and brains to make an intelligent report on what he sees.