The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-19
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SATURDAY..

Valley.
 Major healls Las moved into his new office, opposite inc old court house.
 The petition of Phil Mcdonald is in cir culation and being signed very numerously.
 The indignation meeting at Tombstone is said, by the Tdcson Citizen, to have been a failure.
 great deal Of salt is being brought from the Virgin river, in Nevada, to Mohave county, Arizona
 Messrs. Clqrk and smi5h, from Colorado, are in Prescott They will, if they find any thing they like, invest.
 The Dosoris people are shipping are ship prng ore to Dake's shelter, on Lynx Creek. The ore assays nearly $500 per ton.
 Mrs Wm. Simmons is now in possession of the Wilhslrson Valley station, which is being fixed p for the accommodation of the public.
 James Rosborough has fixed up Mountain Station. on the Moha7e road, So that it pre- sents the appearance Of modern civi- lization.
 The untefrifej Hsssayampa Jennings. we'll lnOafstSiA tsli hO lDtlI3- ASu 4iOASSS 0S- parted this morning to his great Sierra Ne vada mine.
 Hugh White and lIr Salisbury are at Seymour, examining the old Montezuma Galena and Silver mine recently purchased from E. s. Junior.
 Messrs Ackers & Walker have purchased from Mir Bacon, Of Fort Rock, fine band of American brood mares and an imported Norman stallion.
 Mir. Wilcox, an excellent writer and good miner, went out to the HasSayampa to-day, for the purpose of examining min ing property whereabouts.
 Steve Breon, who keeps one of the best stations in this Territory, located at William son Valley, has moved from the Simmons house into his own premises, where all hIs old friends can ind him.
 Geo. E. Berry, who has stayed all the while" and worked hard, Is about to re- ceive the reward he deserves, and that is, to become a millionaire. The Adel mine Is developing Into mammoth property and very rich.
 About twenty-five members of the Pres cott Rifles met last night and were put through eeggse of drilling, by Capt. En- ralls and Liaut. Geador The ''boys' showed considerable proficiency, and enter heartily into the spirit of the movement.
 The Governor received instructions from Washington, on account of the turbulent condition of affairs in Southern Arizona, to remain at hone. therefore Gov. Tritle did not % to Washington. He can be con- municated with at Tucson.
 MuIrARy.-AL Seibe-, superintendent ol pack-traiu, TOW at Fort Bowie, 4. T., is ordere,s to Fort NcDoweIl-Priyate Ter rance O'Nel, Co. D, 12th Init, sta tioned at Fort Apache, is pronounced in- sane and will be sent to the Government Hospital for the Insane, at Washington.
 Jno. T. Shun. who has for so long and faithfully served She public d the Plaza stables. now that he has disposed of his ln- terests there, proposes to take good look at Prescott, and then go into the cattle business. Jack Is a thorough Arizonan, and will. ere long. rank as one of the cattle kings of the Northern part of the Territory.
 The posse which recently went north to the Railroad in search of the stage robbers, returned day or two since without having accomplished their mission. It seems i'm possible to ilentlfy the robbers, and the chances are that they Wil never be brought to justice, although We will still hope that justic may overtake the wrong doers-
 Acting Governor Van Arman said, this 1 m orning, that the Territory would offer a reward of S200 for each of the parties en- gagged ID the Black Canyon stage. robbery, 1 and we have no doubt but the Supervisors |
 
 This reward should prove an incentive to our detectives to make It warm for these ''rrlstlers. '"
 Major Ingalls, has handed us neat little | paml hlet containing the prospectus and by | laws of the U s. Government Contracting | Compapv. which has succeeded the Co., | operative Mal and Passenger Transpor- tation Company. The company has capi- | tai of SJJO. .CO0. and control 2IS contracts | for carving the Uni d States Mail in West | ern States and Territories. They have the exclusive stage and wagon freight business of the atlantic and Pacific road nntil | its final completion.
 PHIL McDoSALD.- The case of Phil Mcdonald for the knhng of Mr. Richard son. aS Williamson Valley on election day, | ISS0 was tried before His Honor, Judge | French, this week, terminating in verdict of manslaughter The jury on the first ballott stood as follows: Five for man slaughter, 1 fer acqaHtal, two for murder in the second degree, and one fer murder in the first degree. After two hours of ballot ing a compromise was made, resulting as above stated. The greatest penalty attached i to the above verdict is five years in the Territorial Prison.
 At BeaFs Springs on the 10th two eln- ployes of Mir. Sbenn6eld attacked 3 Ger man and iullied his head with six-shooters The injured maa svora cut warrant for their arrest and it WIS placed in the haads of Deputy Sheriff C.~. The off n lers upon being requested to surrender pulled their guns. but not in eIce Co save being shot by the sheriff One ot tine men received a bull let through the bowels lodging in the spine and theothel in theioe- Owing to pressure of business vo are unabIe to state just what we saw ever m l.ohavg county, but will do so on Monday Ials much We will state in regard to the Walana;i They have been given, by Major Arnold, the latitude oi country they dtsi-el re live in and conSe- quently happy. During the waIm weather they do not wish rAions but do like the privilege of living here they wish
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