The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26
TO-DAY's NEWS.

Civilize the Apache by disarmii g him.
 Good butter Is scarce in this market.
 Joe Crare, an honest farmer, was in the city yesterday.
 The Mohavc county mines are attracting much attention.
 Who is to be our next Delegate! Echo answers--a Republican.
 There are parties, We hear, who want to purchase the Tuscumbia property.
 The Tucson Citizrn has we'll written article showing up letters of Arivaca Pos i ton, D. B.
 ! Mine owners should commence gathering ore for exhibit at the Denver (CUlurado) Exposition.
 Leo GoldshHlit's furniture store. in Tue son, was destroyed by fire on the 24th; loss, about S50,000.
 Chas Crocker is making good boots and shoes. He puts on good soles, hence has a clear conscience.
 The case of the Territory vs Barney Mar tin for perjury was postponed this A. NJ. until Wednesday next.
 In Southern Arizona the political steam IS at its highest notch. Now, won't it all be exhausted before election day!
 Wells, Fargo & Co.,, one of the most re- lia ble Express Companies in the world, are doing good business in this city.
 Doctor Carter, [. S. A, now stationed at Whipple, in company with Col. Benja- min, paid .he MINER q visit S9tOrdsy,
 Several ynung gents and ladies of Pres colt enjoyed themselves yesterday in the piue groves near Groom Creek, where a picnic was in order.
 Berardo Freyes, of Hell Canyon, was in town yesterday. He tells us that his station does not yield him the income that Jay Gould has.
 On the 21st inst, ''way down at Calabas- sas, ;" two M.xicans were killed by man who went by the name of Shorty" The latter was wounded
 De Witt c. Bates of Antelope, said to be very excellent gentleman, Is on his first visit to Prescott. He is in company with his brother, working the Marcus mme.
 Groom Creek mining men are fixing up matters in such shape that bullion will soon go out by the wholesale, retail or any other way to suit purchasers, spectators, etc.
 BIr Jordan, of the Verde, while going down the Cherry creek grade few days since let his team get away, and the result was two front wheels demolished. Team and load uninjured.
 The stated meeting of Aztlan Lodge, No IF, F. and A M., will be held next Saturday night at 9:3O o'clock. A full attendance is requested for the transac- tion of important business.
 Curtis, harness maker, who became in- sane a few days since, and a man brought here from Tonto Basin. also insane, were sent to-day in charge of Deputy Sheriff Long to Doctor Clark's asylum at Stockton.
 Mrs. Masterson is in receipt of tele- gram from her husband stating that he was about leaving Kentucky for home, and would be accompanied by sister of Mrs. GL Pearl remains at school in Kentucky.
 James Stewart Is about to put up fine stage station at He'll Canyon, between Pres colt and the A. S r. R. R. Mir. Stewart has the mail con ract from and after July 1st, 1882, for four years, from Prescott to Williams.
 1lilt Yarbagy, who was town maeshal at New Albu3uer9ue last summer, has just been convicted at that place Of murder in the first degree. The case has created much comment, and was ably prosecuted and de- fended.
 A gold nugget, a perfect fac-simile of Gospers Hambletonian, has been unearthed at Antelope, Weaver district. The owner, knowing our high regard for this animal ana owner, has presented us with this won derful freak of nature.
 It is stated, upon what We consider good authority, that the Peel; mine and mill are to be put into operation very son. Here is a good property which has been Idle for a long time, that ought to have been yielding large sums in dividends monthly.
 Mrs. Doctor Ingalls, returned yesterday from a trip to Albuquerque. She was just one week making the round trip-quite a difference between the mode of travel now and Is years ago. When we first came to Prescott, ill 1861, then 60 days were con sumed in coming.
 Ten of the late convicts were sent out this morning per stage on their journey to Yuma. All of them, bright looking, healthy young men, may they serve their sentences out and learn lesson during the time, which will fit them for better lives after, is the wish of people everywhere.
 Charley fredaricl,s, of fredelicks dt Hill, doing business at Tombstone, departed for Prescott on the 24th. To-day a telegram came stating that Fredericks was saved. The only conclusion to be arrived at is this that he was on the cars, and some dread ful accident took place. Mischief to the $. P. R. R. track has been aplyehended for some tiHV,