The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-02

Mrs. Christiancy, it appears loved not wisely, but too many.
 Arizona should be represented at the | Denver exposition.
 A recent decision of Secretary Teller opens up 9,OOO,C00 acres of good land il Dakota to settlement.
 Attorney-G General Brewster decides that ex-Secretary Kirkwood Is disqualified from acting as a Tariff Commissioner.
 The Mexicans have force of not less than 600 federal and 600 State troops Ill the field not far from the Arizona line.
 It is reported that Barring Brothers, London, have taken a second lot of s. O0O,0 in bonds of the Chicago, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad.
 A New York dispatch of May 2Gth says the Land League is securing sigma lures to a petition to the President for the speedy recall of Minister Lowell One hundred thousand names are expect ed by Saturday night.
 The Albuquerque Journal says: There is no question about the political complexion of New Mexico. The Republican majority this fall will be several thousand. Enough tenderfeet have come in from Kansas in the past year to make New Mexico forever Republican.
 The Mexican Central has reached the 1GGth mile out from Paso Del Norte. The grading has been completed to Chihuahua, and, as there are only tifty-six miles more to be placed under rail, it is confidently an- ticipated that the road will reach that city by July 1st.
 A very wealthy farmer of Titusville, Pa. has this ''notis" pasted up in his field: If any mans or womahs COWS or oEen gifts into this here oats his or her tail will bs cut of, as the case may be. 1 am Christian man and pay mi taxes, but dam man who lets his critters run loose, sayI.
 4 Mexican in Texas, for indulgence in horse stealing, was recently hanged from a convenient tree. But ms neighboTs forgot to tie his hands behind his back, and when they were out of sight he reached up and grasped the rope, thus relieving the strain upon his neck. The next morning he was cut down by q traveller, and will resume business at a new stand,
 The Sonora valley Is becoming thoroughly Americanized, and nearly all the fancy mineral deposits are gradually falling into the hands of the shreWd Yankees The Arspe district, which has a worldwide fame for the extent and richness Of its mineral deposits, has nowlan American population nearly equal to the natives of the soil.
 \ new agony and one that i5 ;a every way admirable is for young lady To entertain her gentleman caller with few arias or that classical instrument, the banjo. The true and deep significance of this is: Don't go to the minstrels any more. l viii be your minstrel" Did you eyer zee loves dream set to music in more attractive sAupo'
 The prevailing opinion among the lawyers and the citizens of New Haven is that the Malley boys will be acquitted Of si.o murder of Jennie Cramer WhileNery lew people doubt that they were in some way directly or remotely responsible for her death, it Is the almost unanimous opinion that the lury, efen without evidence for the defense, would not he justified in holding them guilty of murder. lt will be the Scotch verdict, guilty, but not proven.
 HIGH OR Low-GRADE OEEs.-A six-foot l1dge Of SEQ or $40 ore, even should 1t 5e free-milling, Is too small thing for most plospectors What they are after IS a big ledge of s1 900 rock They have not time to look at the small things, Capitalists have discovered that large lodges of low-grade ore in the end prove the most profitable and permanent, and 1t is into these that they are putting their coin, on general bu- siness principles. - TGratsyille Bonanza.