The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-07
Local intelligence.
TUESDAY.

c. T. Lewis, of Prescott, is registered at Albuquerque.
 We hear of few cases of black-leg ill cattle this Spring
 Mr. Strickland, of Vulture, has moved to Williamson Valley.
 Docter Ainsworth has treated himself to fine horse and buggy.
 One of the new stages of the A. & P. line broke down on last trip out.
 Mr. Ferguson, an A No. 1 prospector, starts out tomorrow on another prospect ing trip.
 Sam GoIdwater keeps the choicest brands of cigars, tobacco, etc., to be be found Tn Arizona.
 Mir. Moody, a square mining man, is with us and looking after bonanzas in which he is interested.
 Mir Flagg, of the Fairfield mine, Mohave County. is in the Territory, and will remain for some time.
 Mr. McPherssn, the prospector, who has been quite sick with pneumonia, Is rapidly recovering.
 Considerable money was to-day paid to to the District Attorney, on old tax dues from 1879 and leS1.
 Mrs Fay, wife 5f Hon. A. E. Fay, died at Dos Cabezas. of congestion of the heart, on Friday last
 We are sorry to see our friend, the Demo- crat, speak so harshly of our efficient military commander.
 m ,I,-, o,t, anxious to get black locust trees to set out this Spring. Who can supply the demand? The Board of Supervisors worked dili- gently to-day examining accounts, auditing the same, etc. The position of Supervisor is a thankless one.
 There was picked up between Prescott and Fort .Whipple small package contain Sng articles for ladies' use. The same can be had by calling at this office.
 It commenced raining in Prescott to-day, April 4tl, at 1 o'clock, P. Nj. It will do much good for all c ncerned, and especially to those who have large herds of horses, | cattle and sheep. The Albuquerque Journal wants mer- chants of that city to secure the Prescott | trade. Our merchants deal too extensively | A-ONASt cago or New York.
 According to a law passed by the last leg | islature any person indebted to the county ! can't be laid. for any indebtedness they may | have against the county by the. Supervisors until claims against them are cancelled.
 Jennings went out to camp yesterday with stock of provisions, and finding that he had no powder returned to town for that indispens pie article in developing mines. He thinks it will take about two days more to place him firmly upon his pins.
 fater-Jennings has concluded to start out this afternoon if he can possibly arrange his business in tow2 in time to do so.
 Sill enning's buro was taken suddenly ill this forenoon with congestive chill, which. with the present bad state of the weather, prevents an immediate return.
 WEDNESDAY.
 Jno. Red was brought in to-day and placed in the County Hospital.
 Pat Hamilton went out to-day to Gillett and Tiptop. His trip is on private mat ters.
 Hugh McCrum, of Shroufe & McCrum, wholesale liquor dealers, $. F.. has been in our city for several days.
 The Supervisors exhibited a great deal of good judgment in many important matters at their sitting yesterday.
 John B. Akers has received from Cali fornia fine lot of trees, which he will set out around his premises on Mccormick street.
 Major Ingalls, tells us that from the best information and closest calculations, the Diablo bridge will be completed about the 20th of May.
 D. C. Nichols and Mr. Wymans, two mining men, and interested largely in Mo have county property, arrived to-day and leave tomorrow for Minera! Park.
 We hear of four travelIng or commercial | agents for wholesale merchants If San FraI- cisco in our city. They go over the A. X r. | stage and R. R. line to the Rio Grande, working up business along the route.
 Miss Bertha Shafer, aged 20 years and | two months, sister to Mrs John \. T. | Smith. died in Phenix on Saturday last. She recently came from Wisconsin to visit | her sister.
 Young Bible, who killed his stepfather, Nj. l.. Stiles, at Florence in March, wss re- gently tried for murder. The jury acquitted the defendant without leaving their seats. The Bible can't be convicted
 Chas. Franklin starts new paper next week at Winslow, Apache county. It will be short picking for awhile, but the time will come when a newspaper will pay in Eastern Arizona. Success to the new bird | Erin's Green Isle fails to produce more beautiful hay than Is supplied our livery | stables from the adjacent valleys, two | mammoth wagon loads of which passed our office to-day, looking as fresh and bright as if just mown. Arrivals to-day per Black Canyon stage were: A. Wilszinski, A. Liebenthal, D. C. Nichols and Mir Wyman.
 Departures were: Jno. ODonnell, Pat Hamilton, Jno. McGill and Miss Rose Dlckey.
 The Governor has been to Tombstone, examined into the lawlessness there carried on. and has asked President Arthur to urge an appropriation of SlJ0, GOO for the pUr- pose of putting down tr ubles. Let Sheriff B, han alone, and Ie will cle n them out and save the Sl5000).