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

Ellis has fine lot of fresh flour.
 Thorue's chop house opens up this week.
 W. NJ Bulfln goes out tomorrow to the Tuscumbia mill
 Johnny Rogers, a good man, has taken the position of night-watchman.
 General Sherman started out on his in- spection tour to-day, March lst.
 Campbell received to-day ''heqps" of goods; all fresh from the States.
 Several freight teams on our streets to- day taking away goods in every direction.
 Jim Fine left this morning for the Verd i Jim, it is said, has leased the Melvin ranch.
 Henry Herbert has been out to the Tip top collecting licenses, etc. He made a good haul.
 Dick DeKuhn, after spending a week or so in Prescott, departs tomorrow for hls Cherry Creek home.
 Parties in Texas have written to Prescott to purchase sheep. Beef and mutton raised in Arizona are sought after from all dircc- tioRs.
 The new Barber shop recently opened on Monteztma street, by N. H, Costa is as neat a place as can be found in any city, and has good run.
 Sheriff Walker commenced to-day the sale of property belonging to delinquents, and will continue to sell until the whole delinquent tax list Is completely cleaned up.
 F. NJ. Fisher has applied for letters of administration on the estate of William Vernon, and will continue the business. Fisher Is an excellent man, and will make the house hold its popularity.
 James Bianconi, for many years con nected with the Pioneer hotel If Dan Hatz, where he made many friends, has now be- come an honest granger, having recently purchased an excellent farm on Willow Creek
 John Moon came in to-day from Date Creek. He has heen troubled for years with pain in one of his ears. Last year he took from his right ear a tick as large as common brown bean. and recent y by pouring strong whisky, strange as 1t may appear. he harvested from the same source good sized tarantula.
 DENT1sTRY.-Dr. Gladwin, Dentist, will remam in Prescott till the first If April next. It is now three months since ] opened my office in Prescott. In that time l have made over thirty whole and many parts of sets of teeth, and, in the meantime, have had large number of persons call that wish for whole and parts of sets of teeth made, but have not the means to pay me my regular prices Now, l will say to such parties, come in and get your teeth made, and my prices shall conform to your means. Don't delay any longer; l have large stock of teeth to select from, and am prepared to fit any mouth, no matter how bad, or how old person may be, l warrant perfect lit. Office in Waldo House Montezuma St. m1
 Prof. H. Schafer, who has just arrived here for the purpose of starting the Lynx Greek Smelting Works, called or us to-day. The Professor Is thoroughly posted on the reduction of any and all ores. He was the general manager of the well known Swansea Smelling and Refining Works. He also started the well kuown Horn Silver Smelt- ing Works i'll Utah. All those who had at tempted to treat the ores from thit bonanza failed signally Mir. s. desires to see all those who have ore on hand and those who have mines from which ore can be taken, with a view to purchase the ores and assist ing them to develop their mines and placing them on the London markets, should they feel disposed to sell the same. MT S. can be found at the |. S. Murshals office at any time