The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-02

There are entirely too many pistol pocket in Arizona.
 The polite way to invite a manin Gala bassas to take ''sunthin'" Is to prance uI to him with bottle in one hand and pistol in the other.
 Geo. w. Curtis, who has a large ar, varied assortment of lumber on hand, l daily shipping to different sections of tn county large quantities at fair figures.
 Berardo Freyes, of Hell Canyon. is II town He is quite dissatisfied with certail treatment from the present stage ccmpan, running between Prescott and Winslow. James Scott. native of Scotland. de parted this life at the hospital of St. Josepl this morning. He recently came up iron Tiptop severely afflicted with pneumonia.
 Col. Mason, with qui'e force of troops has gone out on the line of the A. G F. R R. for the purpose of hunting water and fo the further purpose of talking with tho Wallapai Indians.
 Billy Vigus, very papular citizen o Prescott, Is back from his trip to Kansas where he went for the purpose of settling up the estate of his father, who recently died in that State
 Col. Benjamin realized nicely from the sale of household effects under the per suasive influence of Auctioneer Fishers lecture on the beauties, service anG great value of all said articles.
 C. D. Brown, of West Prescott, at his foundry has several fire proof safes for sale. Professor Emanuel has left his marks upon the doors of the safe which ar,' very credit able specimens of art anl skill with the brush.
 The case of the Territory vs. Barney Martin is progressing slowly, on account of the tedious way the testimony has to be taken down. Judge Fleury, however, seems to stand the test without finding fault.
 The Central Arizona (Vulture) company publish in the Mining Record an exhibit of its operations for the month of April. The gross product was S19, ,1S5 all of which eX. cept S1, 116. go was consumed in the expense of the mill and mine. The average value of the ore crushed was S2. 91a.
 Mr. Dougherty, the o. K. Store, is il- stalled in his fine new building which makes him rank as one of the ''best fixed" merchants ill town His old store building has been moved by Mir. Clay, the owner, on to the land opposite, re- gently purchased from F. w Blake
 A party of Indian scouts passing Russell camp, in Cochise county, the other day ere ated quite an Indian scare, and the superin- trndent at that point suggests to the De partment Commander the prcpriety of having white men with the scouts when they roam about the country, or else there is a probability that number of them will turn up missing.
 back to his old home in Indiana During his absence he purchased for his whole sale liquor house large assortment of liquors, wines, cigars. etc. at eastern prices, and upon their arrival here which will be soon, he can sell goods at new figures which will astonish ye Hassay- amper
 Whisky selling to the Indians along the line of the Atlantic road has almost entirely cased. The Albuquerque Journal says that the prompt conviction of Dye and White has caused the remaining ven ders to use caution in the traffic. The United States officials propose to prose cute to the bitter end all who violate the revenue laws.
 A new postoiiice has been established at San Catarina, Pima county, this Ter riuory, and C. D. Wilcox appointedpost- master Samuel Howell, Contention. Cochise county F. s. Watson, Ludley- vile, Pima county, and John ". Abeii, Harshaw, same county, have recently been appointed Nasbys at their respect i've postoflices.
 The jingle of Rogers ice chariot bells becomes more and more harmonious to the ear as the suns rays assert their power over the fevered brain of the toil- ing typo who scarcely can spare the time from his case to blandly smile and thank the gentIemapiy proprietor as he IoPoa- us huge chunk O. .ce iii "iir water puck ct, wi,h tie modest remark, ''Compli- ments Of Ed. Rogers, "
 Robert Connell returned last evening from his trip to the states, whither he went with Mrs. c. about four weeks ago. Mrs. Connell will remain with relatives in until fall. Bob says that when he went over the <. ( P. lme East the people along the road were very much excited about the Indians, and every train carried guns sufficient to arm all the passengers should the aaFajoas show any disposition to ''hold up" the cars. lie Is glad to get back to Prescott