The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-07
MONDAY.

Hughes, of the Star, has been at Yuma. Mir. Miner, of Big Bug, is in Prescott. B. B. Crapo recorded his brand to-day. General Sherman arrived in Tucson last evening.
 Mrs. Poland is to take up her residence Prescott Archie Mcbride is very i'll at Yuma His wife is with him.
 Hon. Pat Hamilton has gone to the Vul- ture, cn business.
 District Court m Mohave county will be at its work tomorrow.
 |. $. Jackson. the ''horrible' orator, Is quite sick with Spring fever.
 Geo. W. Hanco is in Prescott from his, nome, which is at the Cienega.
 \ tood many accounts were examined to- day by the Board of Supervisors.
 Elisabeth A. Thompson has filed her pa pers to become sole trader.
 The majority of tue legal fraternity of Prescott have gone to Mineral Park.
 The case of the administrator of Ramos, deceased, came up for hearing to-day.
 Who will be the first minister to intro duce h minute sermons into the churches of Prescott.
 We noticed loaded on wagon to-day windmill for MT. William Williscraft, of Walnut Creek.
 John Barry, of Cerbat, sailed this morn ing per Winslow coach. He goes to Minne- scta on business.
 Col. Ii. B. Reed, we see by the Yuma Free Press. is being advanced by his friends for Marshal of Arlzona.
 W. II. Weber, q frst-class printer, leaves Franklin, Pa. to morrow for Prescott, and will work in this office.
 A great many large and small freight teams were on orr streets to-day loading on and dischueing freight.
 A woman (Ncxicon) died ore day al Yuma and was buried the next. Why didn't you keep her week, Sam!
 Yesterday was the anniversary of the birth of Thomas Jefferson, also the death of Holse, the telegraph man. nr. Taqeart. of Yuma, who was so badly wounded at Yuma by half insane rough, is in q tair way of recovery.
 Jennings, the prospector wants its known | that he did not go out to the ''Sierra Ne vaoa" Saturday, but intends doing so to- day.
 Tucson journals advocate the getting up of a reception to Gen. Sherman. It won't catch Heaquarters, gents, so you might just as well give it UP.
 The household effects of Mir Sol Lewis were sold to-day by Auctioneer Fisher. They were disposed of for the purpose of making room for new goods.
 Sheriff Behan, of Cochise County, order ed the Earps to proceed to Washington and l souare up their accounts with the Attorney General. Tfrey wvne in slrat direction. | W. M. BuTum, who has established a lreputation for square dealing, received Il large assortment of boots and shoes to-day, which he has marked at rock bottom fig ures,
 James McAiullen, who was one of the frst to dig wells on the Ehrenberg road, Is suffering from abberation of the mlnd. He hope he may recover, for he Is good man.
 Mir. Ned Wesley, that very accommo- dating gentleman of color, has, We are sorry to state. pain in de face. He am got de ralgia.
 To-day the wind got its back up and l l---.-A-I ,,,,,,1 ,,aYa,.o1 ChInS paper and rubbish of all kinds were sent whirlinc north towards the great Atlantic X Pacific R. R.
 James Stewart and Frank Meador have returned from their trip to the R. R. They found a pretty fair stage route. In fact first rate, with little fixing. Supervisors should look to this.
 Messrs. Wilson lG O. have rented the C. o. D. store, south side of the Plaza, and will soon open up a tine assortment of cloth ing. wholesale and retail, therein. They put carpenters to work this morning repair ing the same, and in a few days will have one of the finest stores in Prescott. We hear that they will sell at a lower figure than ever known in Arizona.
 The last Free Press goes for |. $. Mar shal Dake, the Earps, cowboys, etc. We have always said thai many of Marsha lDake's deputies were infamous scoundreis and we believe the Malor knows 1t, hi: only excuse for keeping them in office being that scomdrels can deal with scoundrel; better than any other persons. We don't believe it.
 The mellow rays of an April sun lurec many of Prescott's young gallants to take their affinities buggy riding to the country yesterday. Before noon every available vehicle was engaged, and every incipient mustache freshly doped for tho occasion. The radiant countenances of ihe different couples showed unmistakable happiness as they were whirled past the corners of oul streets, soon to be lost sight of by those whose fate ordained to be left behind. The buggy riding season has just fairly com menced and We anticipate 9 lively summer for eur livery men. Census Marshal