The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10

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 Hon. Wm NJ BnfTum is visiting his fam ly in California.
 Hall x Poe have one of the hsalthiess places in Prescott.
 The Walspai Indians are receiving plenty of rations this winter.
 The Musicians for D. C.. Thorns, are e1- pected hese tomorrow.
 Prepare for the promenade concert at the City Hall on Friday evening.
 Hon. I. J. Butler and wife, and Hon. L. Wollenburg are due in Prescott.
 For come reason, not yet explained, no California mail came in to-day.
 The advertisement of the "Keg Saloon" appears in this issue of the MINER.
 There Is to be saw mill put up in the Black Hills, D miles north of Prescott.
 It is rumored that Prescott is to have dance hall On! where, oh! where is Tal- mage!
 PERSONAL Banghart of Chino. and Berardo Freyes oi Hell Canyon, are visiting Prescott.
 Mir. Vickroy has returned from trip North and East of Prescott visiting frinds and looking at mines.
 Mr. George Bowers left for California to- day in hopes of recuperating. He has been in poor health lately.
 Some mining men are examining Bob Groom s mining property near Castle Creek. The prospect IS good for sale.
 A. H. Smith, one of our solid men, that is to be, left yesterday for the purpose of examining his different mining properties.
 Miss Georgie McClintock. who has been visiting friends in Prescott for some time, departed this morning tor home, Phenix.
 Mir. John Kentlock, of the black hills, iI in town. He recently made some very fine ales of mining interests to Chicago parties
 Several freight teams arrived in town to- day from Maricopa. J. G. Campbell re- ceired a large quantity of frst-class coal oil.
 A great many persons have applied to the land commissioner of the A. & r. R. R. for land in the San Francisco Mountain coun- try.
 Mir. J. H. Lees ox-train, en route from PhenIx, is mud bound in the vicinity of .Agua Fria. It will be delayed about two weeks.
 Arizona stands better in the East than any Pacific coast Territory, and next season the influx to our population will prove the truth of our assertion.
 Mir Relewih, the piano tuner, finds busi- ness quite Hrely. lie tells us that he now has considerable work, and Is willing to take all he can get.
 MmrARY.-First Lieut. Frank West, 9th Cav, Is appointed 1. 4. Q. NJ in the field, in connection with the pack-train and employe7 Of company E, Indian scouts.
 Arizona beef is far superior to anything found in the East. A poor beefsteak for one person costs from 45 to Go cents in any of the Eastern cities.
 Why don't some of the mining sharps take a look at the Cross Cut mine in Humbug district It IS an immense property and some of these fine mornings will be selling for millions
 The snow is disappearing from the earth rapidly leaving plenty of surface water for placer miners, and soon we expect to see large quantities of dust coming to mer- chants and others.
 Mir Shennfeld, R. R. Contractor, who was notified day or two since to suspend further operations, is still in town waiting for orders The shutting down of work on his section damages. not only him but many sub-contractors and employees.
 Mr. Hamlin, merchant tailor, who halls from Leadville, Colorado, is about to open business in Prescott Our town has long felt the want of first class tailoring sstab- lishment, and the chances are that the want will be supplied when Mir. Hamlin's goods arrive, which will be in about eight days.
 Only short time since we informed our many readers that the ore of the Black Hills district, this county, was similar to that of the Contention and Tough Nut mines of Tombstone-@ We have been informed of the same fact again by reliable parties
 W. S. Dewey of Chicago, said to be good Railroad man, and now here in mining pursuits. came in from the Black, Hills to- day, where he has bonded some very valua ble silver properties. May he realize a large fortune Is our wish.
 We are sorry to call the attention of the Democrat to a slight mistake made the l other evening in regard to Josephine and | Little Buttercup. Now, Brother Hamilton, | Miss Jessie Stevens IS a soprano singer, and l Miss Irish IS contralto singer. Dr. Gladwin, the dentist. has concluded i to remain in Prescott till the first Ut. when | he returns to California, and those suffering from aches and pains of the teeth should | call on h n and have their cases attended to before hIs departure. The Dr. is a first class dentist and understands his busines. | thoroughly. Persons calling on him are in- sured competent and courteous treatment
 Mir. Geo. II. Curry, having fitted up, on the east side of the Plaza, one of the finest jewelry emporiums to be found in Arizona. IS new ready to furnish the wants of the most fastidious. Mr. C's well known skill in Lis branch of business cannot but insure him. now tbat he IS enabled to fill any an3 all 0rders that may be entrusted to his care, that success his enterprise and business abiliry deserves. Read his adver- tisement in another column, and then go and take Q loaLs Lis goods.
 The Keg Saloon, 8 few doors north of the hINfA ,iiiec, k a novelty all round We have bc-a unable to see ill passing by any particular bar CT appeHdages, but have seen that lt IS cosy place, full of kegs and they in turn full of something besides r. ]