The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24
Local intelligence.
SATURDAY.

Who is Meyers?
 How about that cheap horsel
 To-day has been a pleasant one.
 Hathaway sent the Chino Valley mail out to day.
 VIII. Cureton, of Mineral Park, is in our City.
 Eva Ellis, we are pleased to learn from Mrs. E., is out of danger.
 The first coach of the new Trans portation Company is due here tomorrow.
 A great deal of freight was shipped yes terday from Maricopa to Prescott.
 The children of Prescott should not for get to attend Sabbath School to morrow.
 c. B. Foster departed to-day for Hualpai, where he will survey several fine ranches.
 Auctioneer Fisher disposed of household goods to-day belonging to parties at Whpple'
 Mormon Mcleod, who had his feet ampu- tated last week, is getting along very well.
 Mir. and Mrs. George W. Hance, son and daughter, are in Prescott for health and to visit friends.
 We hear that the report of Mir. Simms, R. R contractor, having the smallpox, IS without foundation.
 Craigue and Cox went out to their Dos oris mine this morning They have good property in the Dosoris.
 Friend Brill has made a trial at the fish culture below WickenbuTg, and IS much pleased with the prospect
 Oscar Wilde will certainly visit Arizona and take lessons in dress from the Yumas. They are esthetic, you know.
 It is reported here that Doctor Day is in trouble, and that the citizens of Blackberry have discharged him. That he has left their camp.
 Miss Dessie Grandee, of Chino Valley, came to Prescott yeasterday, and was in attendance at the ''T. J. B." Club party last evening.
 BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES. reaching to morrow, at 10:30 A. Nj. Subject: 'Seven Things that are Opened;" also at 7:30 P. NJ. Subject: Bible Honey" Sunday School at 1l:45 A. M.
 Some of our merchants are in the habit of leaving their store doors unlocked of nights, so much confidence have they in the police regulations under Marshal Dodson, we suppose.
 There is an effort being made to have Gen. Mcdowell retired and a new man put in his place. If change is effected, the promotion will probably fall uponthe shoul- ders of Gen. John Pope.
 Already the stage line from Winslow to Prescott is commencing to attract the at tsntion of travellers, and many are now taking the Atlantic and Pacific road, instead of going by way of Maricopa.
 The people of Winslow have asked for protection against the lawless element that exists there Marshal Dake has been inter- viewed, and will probably appoint deputies sufficient to keep peace and order.
 Letters from R. R. Contractor ShennReld state that Superintendent Smith, of Albu- oueroue, has instructions to push the At lantic & Pacific westward with all possible speed. This will be good for contractors, laborers and the country.
 Griffin and two burros (nOt two other burros) arrived in Prescott to-day. He was very busy, consequently we could not get much news from him, except that Lynx Greek is King. We threatened to impart this news to Jennings, of the Hassayampa, when ''Griff' departed for his cabin on the Creek.
 Marshal Dedson arrested a man this morning who was wandering around the lower end of town in search of food, and locked him up as tramp. He examined the man hard up, so dreadfully hungry, and found upon his person $150 4 great many tramps are in just the same fix. Merely want to beat their way.
 The man Price who attempted to break into the house of Mrs. Jackson, on Granite Street, few nights since, and was bagged by Marshal Dodson, proves to be deserter from Capt. Wallaces company of cavalry. He was to-day turned over to the military at Whipple His crime will be looked into by court martial.