The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-09
Local intelligence.
WEDNESDAY,.

at ther atihoTy
 E. S. Junior is in the city from his mine east of the Tiger.
 Hon. Murat Masterson and sister to Mrs. NJ, are expected in tonight.
 J. L. Fisher ;s selling great many goods at low margin above cost and freight.
 Basbford tS Go. received many barrels of sugar to-day. Good time to sweeten up,
 Our readers should keep in mind the auction to come of this Saturday coming.
 c. c. Bean and others went out yester- day to the grand copper fields in Copper Basin.
 Work is being done on the Gold Run, 7 Cherry Creek The mill is to start up soon.
 Mrs. William Wilkerson has returned from visit to her sister, Mrs Sheckles, at Bradshaw.
 Doct Kendall looks hale and hearty after his trip back to lis old home, which he had not seen for 21 years.
 Alfalfa, wheat and barley hay in this county is ready to be cut, anG will sooh ap- pear in this market for safe.
 c. T. Hayden, Supervisor of Maricopa county, has resigned, and A. l.. Henshaw appointed to i'll the vacancy.
 Nine passengers went out on the Nicken- burr stage this morning, most of them to work on the Marcus mine at Antelope.
 4 very enjoyable party came off last eve hing at Iron Springs. Quite number of young folks from Prescott went out.
 If the management of the Fourth of July exescises is lett to Holden, the irrepressible Horrible. cur word f T it, success will fol low.
 A. J. Whiteiair, at his corral, keeps a great many mules, horses. ets. on board. His place is well patronized and rightly de- serves to be.
 For good square single-hand takers, Va yapai takes tie lead. We can mention few. such as Clouch, Sanford and Griff from Lynx creek.
 We are told that Mr. Frank Delaney, of Chino Valley, will be a candidate on the Democratic ticket for member of the House, at the coming election.
 Our former fellow townsman, Geo. W. Bernard. now citizen of Phenix, has been seriously i'll for several weeks, and at last accounts was no better
 Lang fires Of wagons came in to-day and halted at nearly every mercantile house where great piles cf goods are stored away for the city and county trace.
 Youno Doct. George Kendall gave us his right hand, upon his arrival yesterday, from Mississippi, where he has been for months visiting his grandma.
 All is qgiet .nd Isaoe once more in man EIillied in that section for at least si1 days Ti.ink of t and rejoice.
 Several mining capitalists from the East are at Antelope, Weaver district, looking at mining properties, and the probabilities are that transfer of mining interests wilt take place.
 All along the tSse Of the Sierra Prieta there are hundreds of cich sulphuret mines which are lying idle because of the want of reduction works wherewith to treat such ores.
 Robert GIiesby and Miss Alice Pain were anited in the holy bonds of matri- mony, on Sunday last, at Cherry Creek, DN Qu-t LAlClt--Q DChubn NC NAon the couple S long and prosperous life.
 MT. c. $. Rla,k, of Marines, of the firm of Fri ( Black, stock raisers, and good ones at that, arrived this morning per prl- yate conveyance. He comes on business, and will remain for one or two days.
 The. Happy Jack mine is being opened by Messrs. Bowers & Richards. What the re- will ba ,,,.acas,- aniUuna G,no6 ore has been taken out, and deep down there is probably much of the same kind.
 A good wagon, carriage and agricultural - implement depot would payin Prescott, and it hss been mystery why some one has not taken an agency and started the busi- ness here. Never Uoo late to do good, hence why not commence? New barley from Salt River arrived yes terday, and can now be purchased in this market. We hear that the quality is par ticulsrly good Salt River can justly claim the cham pionship ill producing all varieties of cereals
 A. o. Moves, Probate Judge, was not quite so comfortable yesterday. but this Wednesday morning was resting more easy, and, if good care will bring him through, then we may expect to see him well and attel.diug to his official duties soon.
 We would ask the Tacson Star for the k actual whereabouts of the Earps, as good responsible parties who recently came here from the h and a pueblo, inform us that the Earps are regular correspondents for the Star. Have We been soldl
 The Tucson papers advertise for several o- -%tors. The 4th of July, together with +be coming election, causes the demand. Where ,'S the silver-tongued oratorl Press him into s'eTyice, and pay him by dividing the nrotit on the sale of ice cream.
 -kn.1>Psrsns. df Kirkland Valley, is un- eaTtb,no neal that place some excellent ga lena ore. whielis perIneated with silver in various forms. This gentleman IS good miner. and believs in going down after the riches bestowed pon mankind by nature.
 Lute Wilson. one of our best subscribers at Williams. reports times lively m that section TbeZawmill there is turning out 1sroe o,,aritiaes of lumber. They have an sssortinent of logs in front of their mill rarely ever seen, if ever in this Territory.
 J.W. Clay continues to improve his pro ,,rrty in West Present.. Several buildings have recently been placed in position on | | f