The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24
5000 per Year
Local Intelligence.
WEDNESDAY,.

The samphire pickle IS becoming very
 fashionable in frightened circles.
 Preeott will solu have a railroad and stage office. Arenh we progressing!
 McInerrey faithfully carries the U. S. mails between Prescott and Camp Verde.
 We were shown to-day silver rock that
 assays Sf9, 900 per ton. Think of It, and weep.
 Subscribe fer the ARIZONA MINER, Re publican down the outside and up the middle.
 Daniel Seegmiller and Nm. c. Young, from Fort Moroni, are in our city on business.
 Bob Groom is in New York negotiating the sale of mining property which he owns on Castle Creek.
 On Big Bug and Lynx Creek the miners are happy, and lots of gold will be brought to town this spring.
 County Treasurer Cook advsrtises to pay warrants from No. 30 up to No. 70 Watch for your warrants gentlemen.
 Mrs. Rosa Martin wishes to dispose of the
 Weaver mine in Weaver Mining District It is said to be fine property. Considerable prosperity has been going on in Lost and More districts, and rich strikes are reported to have been made.
 McNary is a billionaire He's struck it rich Chloride and bromide, sulphIde and oxide and all the other ides in his S1OO, 1000 mine.
 During this month of March there has been paid into the City Treasury on fines S150. This pays the wages of City Mar shal Dodson.
 Mrs. Furbish has received new supply of school girl hats, really hobby; also ladies walking hats for the spring trade. Go for them, young ladies.
 The Gillett mill is running steadily; the cam shaft IS all right again, and bullion will once more come plentifully. The Tip top mine Is looking better than ever.
 Peters Brothers and Charley Wurth of ness i'll their saloon and also feeding horses, mules, etc., of the travelling public.
 C. A. Carpenter is working on the Va lenciana mine, Humbug District, and par ties are expected soon to look at and inter- est themselves in this valuable property.
 A. J. Rubert, of Groom Creek, has fine prospect in his Black Hawk and Gray Eagle mines. He has plenty of rich ore, large Hedges, and now awaits the capitalist to say %'how muchF
 We hear that John Kirwagsn Is an ass pirant for the ShrieValty of this county at the ensuing election next November. He A, l-,,A in the wind.
 Navin the Adrian Mayor and forgsr oi | city bonds was captured at Maricopa yester- day, and sent east There was a reward of 5000 for his delivery and expenses paid. The way of the transgreesor is certainly harG.
 Charley Taylor, when he came in from his Laughing Water farm a few days since, stopped at Meeville and examined the mill and mine. He speaks well of Nee at the front in the mill, and Gobin as chief at the mine.
 Henry Wickenburg has now in his Icono- clast mine, Black Canyon, 10 feet of ex cellent gold ore. His mIne IS one of the fine mines in that section. We wish Henry, who is brave man and an excellent cltl- zen, unbounded success in all his mining anu OlLler enUerprlSeS.
 Colorado and Nevada prospectors have turned their attention to Arizona, and pro- nounce 1t far ahead of any country they have ever prospected, both in the amount of mineral leads and richness. Everywhere our prespectors go they meet them coming in.
 J. l.. Fisher, who is selling goods as nba uoH ti11n | safe for his store this morning He has in- creased his business to that extent where by he finds it impossible to get on without a first-class iron coop, in which to store away surplus cash and all valuable papers.
 4 special postoffice agent should be ap- pointed for Arizona. Our Territory is large, fast filling up with people, the post offices are becoming numerous, business in- creasmg, and there IS work sufficient right { here to keep an active man busy all the tune. Let us by all means have an agent.
 The stage for the A. & F. R. R. this went out l"aded down. MT. Baker, local agent, went out with the coach to see arranged, so that no hitch may take place which will prevent the mails from l coming in and going out on time. I
 We hear that two of Prescott's most ! " orthy young people are going to have the F, marital knot tied on the 29th inst. They are sensible, because they are properly < mated and well able to set up for them selves in the world. Comfort and happiness in large quantity is in store for them. f
 THECIRCUs-We observed passing through town this morning what we took to be the guard of Ryiand's circus, at least ' we thought we recognized the old pinto horse belonging toit. The muleand colt along ! with the outfit seem to be something new, ! however they struck us as proper for : circus The insurance business is getting to be of [, magnitude ill Arizona A f great many of the best companies i'll the Union are represented in this Territory by active agents, who send out a great deal of money every year. As yet no losses of mag nitude have transpired, and, taking the a business in all its different phases, 1t is good i one for the insured and the companies doing t the insuring. '. A gentleman who has recently been in t the Cave Creek country tells us that the Red 1 '