The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

The Atlartic X Pacific and the A T. X $. F. routes are the cheapest east iron Prescott by S32.
 The California Meat Market, next t. Rabies, Is undergoing repairs. It's bon tol in every respect.
 Several passengers departed to-day fo Maricopa, where they go by rail to ditferen sections of the Union.
 Patti Rosa, the clever little soubrett actress, is now playi ing to crowoed houses il New Jersey cities and towns.
 Mr. Stuart, Of the Verde, is fixing up { race course near the old stand of G. w Hull, where Mir. $. holds forth.
 Misses s. and L. Johnson were passen gers Der Gimer, Salisbury & Co.'S stage which arrived in Prescott to-day.
 Mir Poe, of Hall X Poe, is erecting yer, fine residence south of O. Aliens dwelling It will soon be ready for occupancy
 Mir. Jul. N. Rodenburg has purchased from M. H. Sherman the Ross property or Locust Avenue. Mir Sherman held the property but one day.
 J. J. Fisher one of our best railroad men, We -2ct CT the street to-day, he has brought w.th Linn his bride and will make Prescott their home for some time.
 Master Geo. Wilson, brother of Miss ,:ran Wilson, left to-day for Globe city, where he is to learn the jewellers trade with his brother-in-law Geo. A. Newton.
 Hon. Murat Masterson qualified as Su- preme Court Reporter to-day. He will di- rect his spare hours to the preparation of a work which will no doubt be of much value to the law fraternity.
 J. T. Shull received to-day, per express, several locust trees from Mr. BrilPs orchard below Wickenburg. The locust is by far | the best tree to transplant for ornamental purposes in th,s section
 PER. .oNALs. The following gentlemen from the country appeared on our streets to- day. j. H. Lee, American ranch; Mir. Taft, Big Bug; w. A. R We, TIpJop; Jerry Sulli- van, Williamson Valley, and Mr. Merring- ton, of Groom Creek.
 B. II. Weaver, of the Ready Pay store, has concluded to keep apace with the big fishes, and proposes to receive orders for GboNlS hilu NNCiihGI lb ldlllill6S dll SuDDlleS needed three times week He is a good square merchant, and our citizens can't do better than patronize him.
 Norman Mcleod, who unfortunately had both n! his feet frozen several weeks since in the mountains south of Prescott, to-day underwent the painful operation of having them ampTtated above the first ] int of the big toe. Doctors McCandless and Kendall were the surgeons in attendance.
 Mir. James NJ. More, of Kirkland Valley, has put up this winter first class residence, and, better than all, has one of the best housekeepers in 1avapai county to take charge of the same. Mir, and Mrs. More are good people, iudustrious, and deserve the success that seems to crown their ef- forts. May the More's become more and more.
 The bill introduced by Deleg ,te Oury, could he procure its passage, making the office of Governor of Territories elective. is one of great merit Mctsinness, of Mon tana, few years since introduced similar bill, and worked hard to have 1t become law, and fai!ed, and such will be the doom of the present bill. There's too much meat in the cocoanut for Senators and Congress men to throw it away just to please dele gate from a territory.
 R. E. Burlington, the old and reliable for warding and commission merchant of Mari copa, still swings his banner to the breeze and will bhe bhe pleased to receive e9q7sienpsepts from merchants If Prescott and Northern Arizona. atr, c. R. Martindell. of Prescott, Is his authorized agent in this seccion, through whom all orders can be made. We have known "Rufe" for many years and it is with pleasure we recommend hIm to those who have goods coming through Maricopa.