The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-19
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TUESDAY.
 The Cherry Creek mill is running.
 A Tucson bath-perspiration and dust
 Last night produced little ice. Quite late for the article.
 good rain would be of untold benefit just at thIs time in Yavapai county.
 The .-yarious merchants of Prescott report business as being quite lively
 Rev. Mir. Adams is looked for at home in few days from his Eastern trip.
 Gen. Wilcox has very wisely ordered two companies more of cavalry fo Whipple.
 Judge Silent, formerly District Judge, in thus Territory, Is now visiting in San Jose.
 A Baptist church has been organized at Santa Fe, New Mexico, being the third in that Territory.
 Stage coaches upon all the important lines running in and out of Prescott come and go out with full loads.
 c. c. Bean and his band of bold explorers went ont with a four-in-hand rig this morn- ing to the mountains.
 Wm. Mulvenon, Deputy Sheriff, IS home from the railroad track as far west as Lail's camp, where he went to assess property.
 The SheGlin brothers, of Tombstone fame, are building boat in San Francisco for the purpose of sailing to Alaska. Good bye, boys.
 We have to thank brother Cureton for good word in regard to olrself. If we have done anything deserving of credit, then we are content
 Rev. Mir Windes has returned from trip to the Verde, where he went on church business At Cherry Creek he established station, and was kindly received
 The much talked of game of baseball be tween the Tucson and Tombstone nints re- suited in draw, and ''chin music" over the merits of each club is as lively as ever.
 Rylands Grand International Hippodrome is still Tn Tucson, but the people of North ern Arizona can breathe freely, as the pro- prietor has announced that he will soon start on tour through Mexico.
 We have given much space in to-days issue to mining matters in Mohave county, and yet we have not told one-tenth of what we saw The Blackberry mine and mill, which are being prepared for use, we omitted to mention.
 Messrs Van Arman and Dake went out te the Lynx Creek smelter this morning. MT. Van Arman is gradually making himself acquainted with the different mining camps, and at the same time getting acquainted with our people.
 Secretary Van Arman has rented the house belonging to N. Ellis. on Marina street, and Is now settled down with his family Mir Van Arman has now become a veritable Prescottite. and since his advent among us has made many warm friends.
 Messrs. Cox & Craigue arrived to-day from their Dosoris mine with ore which assays S14, ,000 to the ton. They are now shipping from the mine to the Lynx Creek mill 200 tons of ore for treatment, which they think will work over S200 to the ton Major Andrew J McGonnigle, Quarter master |. $. Army, having reported at Headquarters in compliance with orders, IS announced Chief Quartermaster of this De- partment, relieving Ist Lieut.. w. w. WOtherspoon, R. Q. M. 12th Infantry, Act ing Chief Quartermaste
 Mir. Wm. c. Flint came in yesterday from Mount Union, Hassayampa district the held or ms mlnlng operations for the past four years, where he has several mines suffi- ciently developed to prove them very valua- ble, and tomorrow morning leaves for New York, where he expects to remain about 30 days, and then return. May his journey prove both pleasant and profitable.
 Hon. John Goodwin IS exerting himself to get up petition for smail service and postoffices in the Upper Verde country, where there are some 300 people living, who are compelled to go all the way from 20 to 30 miles for their mails. It IS a proper move, and we hope Mir. Goodwin may be successful in his efforts in this matter.