The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-09

Dr. Jones' of Phenix, has purchased the Cave Creek 10-stamp quartz mill, formerly the property of Hellings & Co.
 SUPERVISORS The full board met this morning, and general overhauliDg of i'm portant matters was had. The census enumeration was attended to, and matters generally of vital importance.
 Ben Baker, Superintendent of the A. & | F. stage line, is in town, and informs us that the mules, sometime since stolen from Parker's saw-mill, near Flagstaff have been found on Oak Creek.
 The Tombstone Rangers have disbanded, and again the southern frontier between Arizona and Mexico is left to the mercy of the Indians. The Tombstone Rangers were in name even a terror to the unruly Apaches. 1 The Governor is in correspondence with | the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe and the Denver and Rio Grande R. R. Companies regardingth the transportation of ores andrepre- sentatives of ores to the Denver Exposition at reduced rates, and free, ifpossible.
 James Rosbcroug, through our adver- tising columns, informs the public that he will soon sell stations, horses, mules, har- ness, wagons, buckboards, etc., of the Pres colt and Mohave Stage Company. We know the stock; it is good. and those wishing to purchase can't find better opportunity.
 The recent fire at Mir. Vicker's place on the Agua Fria, destroyed only bis black smith and wagon shop, instead of cremating dwellings, barns, etc. The loss, however. amounts to over 5000, as he had just fin ished new wagon, and it with lot of ma terial all went up in smoke.
 TIE FOURTH.-On the coming great and glorious Fourth the Prescott FSfffes w1ff form an important feature in the days proceed ings. The ''Horribles" in uniform will also be on hand. The programme is to be a grand one and a large attendance IS antici- pated.
 The Territorial Prison Commissioners ad- vertise in the Yuma Sentinel for all sup plies for that institution for the year con- mencing July 1. One thing, the Commis sioners can't be charged with is extravagance in fire-wood, as they estimate that 125 cords will last the whole year. Bids will be re- ceived up to June 30.
 Gorham A. Bray. one of Prescott's sharp est business men, was, yesterday, by Rev. | Hunt, united in marriage to Miss Dessie Grandee, a young lady of literary attain ments and for whom we have always enter tained the highest regard. Gorham, we think has acted bravely, Grand(ee(y. May their road neverbe obstructed with anything more serious than those 'little responsibili- ties" such as generallycome in time 10 papa end mama. Bon Uoyage over the sea of we'd ded life, MT. and Mrs. Bray.
 Mr. J. ?. Davis, of Pittmsn Valley, sends Us lengthy letter denying certain state ments in regard to the killing of young boy by Navajoe Frank a few weeks since. The Indian was first shot by the boy, and died on the third day after being wounded. The boy, it appears, had stolen a pony from Lairs camp The difficulty arose about this stolen property. Mir. Davis has written full particulars, which fully exenerate him from all blame in the premises.
 The widow of the late J. James, Esq, is furnishing facts from his life for a lecture, and she and her youngest boy will sit on the platform while the orator e1patiates on the giories of train robbing If the enter prising manager of the show would only i'm port 3 COW boy or two from the boundless plains of Southern Arizona to act as door, keepers to ''hold up" the audience as they entered the hall, we think the show would prove taking affair and be the cause of firing the latent ambition of all the young Americans in the East.