The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26
5 EocS.. -EElT -EElTreI!igence.
TCESDAY.

The June number of the Californian, good one, has reached this office.
 A. o. Moves Is atill improving, and we expect to see him at his office soon.
 Hon. Thos. Fitch's s2O, 900 residence gets a column and .isif send of in the Tucson . Star.
 c. c. Bain las recovered from late Iniu- ries, and departed for his camp at Maple Gulch.
 Born. at Tombstone, on Saturday, May 20. 1882, 10 the wife of Dr. Geo. E. Good fellow, daughter.
 D. c. Thorne is doing considerable telling work on his Silver Prince mine, which IS bringing him in plenty of metallic substance
 Since tie news of yesterday, fixing the . building of a branch road from Prescott to the A & F. line, real ,state has advanced very materially.
 Hen. Pat Hamilton will, tits said, assume editorial control If the Tombstone Epitaph, and Mir Purdy devote his whole time to the business management of the concern Ben Weaver is receiving large quantities of goods. almost daily, at his Ready Pay Store. and HOW has one of the most com plete stocks to De found in the market.
 A Company of Verde troops has been ! ordered to % out for the summer and camp in Strawberry Valley. This IS a convenient place to reach supplies, and has plenty of health.
 Al Seiher, We hear, is going to offer him. self as a martyr to the people of Glla coun- \ ty at the next election. He will, If elected, make a.goud Sheriff. Hope he will get rich on official pap.
 The A. T. (, $. F. Railroad Company are now engaged erecting fifteen mile road be- tween San Pedro 2nd Tombstone. It will be ! completed within ninety days. Two hun dred men are employed.
 Mir. John Mars. of Pinon Ranch, has been visiting Prescott. Mir. M. has fine stock range upon which he has a large herd of blooded cattle. and to the north of the range very valuable mining property.
 Major Ingalls,, who has a large collection of Indian curiosities, has placed the same Tn his office on Cortez street, where they can be seen by those who feel inclined, They are rare specimens and of considerable value.
 Mir Ingalls,, Assistant Secretary of Ari- zona. accompanied by his wife, arrived in Prescott to-day from Mar.copa. The Wick enburg stage also brought in Mss Jennie Loonlis. of San Francisco, who comes to visit Mrs c. ". Beach.
 John Raible at his brewery is again mak- ing improvements. This time he is putting in a cooler which, it is said, improves the flavor of beer very much. With the pres ent improvements Mir Raibles brewing will ' equal tbe best in California.
 From posters printed at this office we lsarn that J. L. Fisher, Auctioneer, will sell at tie residence of Joseph Mefford, West Prescott, at T a. III. Monday next, May % 1S62. a lot of household furniture, . etc. and also mules, horses, etc. Go and buy yourself rich.
 The iuIy in the Claiborne murder case, at Tombstone, after beng out seventy-two hours. came into court Saturday with yer dict of 'fNot guilty" The Nugget growls because the case cost COchiso counly so much, and truthfully says "a portiGa of 1t ought to be paid by the persons to gratlfy whose spite the second trial was had.
 4 report came to headquarters last even ing to the effect that the Mexican troops 800 0 in number, had surrounded the Indian Chief Whoo and 25n of his followers. that fight was about to take place and asking the American authorities to watch for those who m ght escape and come hack into United States territory Mexico is getting to be a Awarm place for Indians to forage Tn.
 The Tiptop Company is about to open new ground on the TiPtop ledge. This mine is now prospected to depth of 700 feet, winch is the deepest of any mine in this county. and perhaps in the Territory. At Athe lower level the ore Is very rich and the - vein somewhat wider than on the surface where the first stroke of the pick unearthed good ore.
 D The heirs Of T. J. Bidwell, through the administrator of said estate, have com ~nenced suit in San Bernardino against ORichard K GiId for S30O,O The most important witnesses in this matter will be Iudge Howard, of Prescott, who was for many years Bidwells lawyer, and Mir. Thompson. of Kirkland Valley, for several years partner with Bidwell & Gird. - The happy Boy mine, on Lynx Creek, in which Bowers and Richards have become Interested is spoken of ip very high praise by those who have seen 1t alsd are consId- cred good judges. The ere is oe high grade, the ledge wide, wood, water and OCther facilities for cheap working conven- ienent 4 deep shaft Is now being put down on the ledge.
 At meeting held at Whipple the other evening an Athletic Association was organ ized, and the following gentlemen elected 0s officers Mr Jelliman, President; Mir. Johnson, Secretary, and sIr. D. Burke. Treasurer. The members of the Associa- tion then organized a football team and d base ball nine, Mr, J. NJ. Wright being elected captain of the former and Mir. lPuke captain of the latter. A Rugby Weather covered football hos been ordered from Chicago, and on its arrival some lively matches may be looked for. 4 match with the Prescott base ball nine is said to be un- der arrangement.