The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-19

Three of the prisoners who plead guilty were today examined by the court, and given opportunity to make explanations, and informed that they would tomorrow be sentenced.
 Reconstruct the Indian by killing him, or if by more humane way, disarm him at least, because an Indian armed Is just as bad as white tramp and almost the peer of perjurer.
 Young Miss St. James, parasol in hand, looking most beautiful, was out to-day calling on some of her young Miss friends. The "boss" children of Arizona can be found in Prescott.
 Let Prescott musical talent get to- gsther and organize brass band. Ser enading then could be indulged in every night, or at least upon the arrival in town of each old Hassayampsr.
 ARCHIE MCBRIDE This gentleman, who is extensively known all over Arizona, and many California cities, breathed hls last on l Sunday, the 14th inst at his home in Tomb | stone. Mr. Mcbride was a shrewd calcu- lator, of big heart, and good citizen generally.
 Charley Wurth, who has many friends in Yavapai county, has sold bis interest in the Chino Valley station and intends going into the stock business. May he live to count his herds upon a thousand hills
 The pail bearers at the funeral of the late Archie Mcbride, which took place at Tombstone on the 10th, were-Hon. A. II. Stebbins, Hon. w. K. Meade, NJ. A. Smith, R. H. Cavil, James Viznia and Samuel Purdy. The alarm of fire was sounded at 9:30 o'clock last night, causing the Hook and Ladder Go. and the citizens generally to rally to the call, when, To and behold, some one said it was John Chinaman's bon fire, in the Buckman field, nearly a mile to the north of town.
 J. L. Fisher, the "boss" auctioneer of Arizona, has an advertisement in to-day's MINER announcing that he will dispose of lot of household goods at Col. s. N. Benjamin's residence, Whipple, on Satur- day, May 27th, at II o'clock A. M. This is rare opportunity to purchase some | desirable articles.
 Hoe DAvIs.-A great many of our readers will remember a good looking man who has lived in all of the principal towns of Arizona, bearing the peculiar cognomen of 'Hog Davis" He has paid his debts on earth and passed to the other side where no one has ever been and returned. He died at Silver City, N. NJ
 No RENEGADES.-Some time since renegade Indians were reported east of Reno, bordering the Tonto Basin country, and the Phenix militia were about to take the field Captain Wal lace was ordered to SCOUT that section, which he did, and telegraphs the Depart ment Commander that the report was probably unfounded.
 THE EARPs.-The Earp boys have been captured, and John H. Behan, sheriff of Cochise county, has, with a requisition in his pocket from Governor Tritle, gone after them. We were in hopes that the Earps would never be brought back to Arizona. Already enough blood shed and money have been wasted on vim dicating the Earps.
 In 1844 Lord Rosss, of England, had a large rehecting telescope manufactured which was equal to those of Lassel, De la Rue and Nasmyth. It was pronounced one of the finest instruments in the world. This sinks into inslgnifcance III comparison to one now in Yavapai county. The one we have in cur mind has the power to penetrate through bluff 1900 feet in length and plainly see the movements of two beligerents l400 feet farther on.
 THE MARsHLLsHIP News comes to us that a new man has been appointed U. $. Marshal for Arizona, vs. Dake whose time is about expired. MT. Dake, aside from some of his Deputy appoint ments, has made good, painstaking Marshal, and all we ask of the coming man, Mr. Reed, is that he pat gentle men in as deputies and make as good a Marshal as the gentleman he relieves.
 Golden Rule Chapter of the Order of Clle EdSUeTn OIdT LuccIo tii 1ldoOIllC 11dll, on the lst and Sd Thursday evening in each month. Morris Goldwater, Deputy Grand Patron for the Territory of Ari- zona; Mrs. G. W. Curtis, Worthy Ma tron; w. N. Kelly, Worthy Patron; Mrs. T. J. Butler, Associate Matron; Mrs. r. G. Brecht, Treasurer, Mrs. F. w. Blake, Secretary; Mrs. D. Levy, Conductress; Mrs. Dr. Ingalls,, Associate Conductress; Mrs. G. H. Parker, Warder; Mrs. Coles Bashford, Ada; Mrs. E. Stahl, Ruth; Mrs. w. N. Kelly, Esther; Miss. Jessie Stevens, Martha; Mrs Daniel Hatz, Electa; and G. W. Curtis, Sentinel
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