The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-24
TUESDAY.


 over Fred. Williams line, is S45.
 Several teams, well loaded with supplies pulled out for the railroad to-day.
 Col. C. P. Head and James NJ. Baker were in Albuquerque on the 18th inst.
 Rabies team, with {, ,OOO pounds of malt
 Robert Cornell has 30 barrels of proof and double prof whiskys, for sale at bot tom rates.
 The snow, not beautiful at present, is fast disappearing, and the mud groweth less-not much.
 Fred Gaines, one of the most successful cattle and horse raisers in this county, vas in town to-day.
 A new Butcher shop is about to be opened, in the building adjoining c. B Rushs law office
 Two large teams loaded for our neigh Dor John Raible, camped in front of his establishment last.night
 Saloon men and others tell us that busi- ness is good, notwithstanding the bad con dition of the public thoroughfares.
 Several of the boys who have been in Prescott on a visit. departed to-day for their homes in the San Francisco Mts.
 We are pleased to note the fact that Al Whitney is able to be up and looking after business. He has had severe spell of sick ness.
 J. H. Behan and Archie Mcbride are partners in Grand Hotel scheme at Tomb I John the work with gloves or without them.
 D. F. Mitchell proprietor of the Art Gallery, put in his appearance at this office to-day, and made us pleasent call. Come again.
 Mir. Win. Curry, father of G. H. and Arthur Curry of this place, died at his residence in Mary5ville, Cal, yester day morning.
 Several of the best prospectors and expert miners of Arizona called upon us to-day, all being well pleased with their late discoveries.
 Gosper X Anderson are about to sell their stock and farm cn the Verde. Weare sorry to part with Anderson, but the other gent S''H hIi-, "S VIII ISI bl'i0 pass
 The regular meeting of Aztlan Lodge, No. IF, F. dc 4. M will be held on Satur- day the 25th of February at 730 P. NJ. A full attendance Is requested. f2l-3t
 Major Ingalls,, fine gentleman, who is to represent the Atlantic and Pacific R. R., in Arizona, with headquarters in Prescott, left Albuquerque for his station here on the 18th.
 There will soon be dividend paid to the creditors of the estate of Miller Brothers by the assignee, Hon. T. J. Butler. The money comes from he collection of note owed by Tom Ewing.
 Uncle James More, of Upper Kirkland, has bnilt rev house for himself and Mrs. M Last season they were nearly swept away by floods. and have now fixed them selves against danger of that nature.
 There are from 60 to 70 miners in Big Bug district, and not an idle man to be found Quartz mining. placer mining and prospecting seems to be the programme, and a strong determination to find out the real merits of that section.
 The large pine tree in the rear of Ran dalPs hardware store, which was felled to- day, shied of in the wrong direction, and demolished kaible's toilet house and i'm posed injuries on a small parlor belonging to the MINER Office.
 The Central Restaurant now under the management Of Wright & Beckers, has been opened up in Poodle Dog style, and tomorrow evening will be open for the accommodation of those attending the so- cial party. We acknowledge the receipt of a nicely gotten up invitation to the ''Sociar' of the Knights of Pythias at Phenix, February 24th. Cent attend Our pass over the stage line is exhausted. We appoint Gosper our proxy. MeSsrs. Ellis, Tackle Brown and others returned yesterday from grand gaming ex petition below that romantic" ranch on the Verde. They succeeded in capturing | four fine deer, an endless quantity of duck, ! rabbit and quail. Everybody in town nearly are feasting upon the fruits of their labor. Go again, boys.
 Wm. Vernon of the "Parlor" and one of Prescotts best citizens, has on the road | between here and Wickenburg $500 | pounds of Liquors < Cigars. Consisting of the celebrated Kentuckey Whisl1ey Ale, Champagne, Canadian Cider, and the Key west four point Cigars. Mr. V. keeps the best.
 Mir. c. T. Stoddard, interested in good mining properties iii and around old Big Bug, one of the best mining camps in Northern Arizona, Is paying his respects to Prescott Mir. $. is conversant with Big Bug district, and has faith in its future out come and certainty of becoming a regular bullion pr ducer. His hrm have already invested a great deal of money Tn mining property in that district. We ike to have such men come among us.
 We know of one man in Yavapai county who IS better posted OF the Drama of the present and past. who has r'ore rare books pertaining to tie drama, anG who is one of the best images of what the GiGna ought to be and wha5 the merits of sterling actor are, than any one west of the Rocky Mts He would be an acquisition to a cosmopoli- tan paper or theatre. We mean, Of course, Hon. lH urat MasttIson.