The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-24

Mir. John Litz addresses the public through the columns of the MINER. on the subject of dress and cleanliness. See ''ad, " and give him call.
 Mr. Murphy, of the welI-known firm of Murphy & Scholey, returned Saturday evening from business trip to Lail's comp, on the line of railroad.
 Read the new Lad" of MT. Williams, the painter. He is efficient in his business, his pr.ces conform to the times and he Is certainly good man to patronize. We want to see our new Secretary make grand cleanup around the Secre- tary's office. Let him count the library books, the stationery, and the funds, if there are any left.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clark Churchill leave this week for visit to their farm near the town of Phenix, in Maricopa county. They have fine property near the banks of the Rio Salinas.
 The first of the new stages on the route between Prescott and Winslow is due here this evening. The whole outfit, mules, coaches, etc., left Winslow on the 18th. The party in charge of the concern Is establishing stations at reasonable dis tances, so that good time can be made on the line so soon as everything is in full working shape.
 The Somnar House on Montezuma street, north of Kelly & Stephens has thirteen nicely furnished rooms. Here's chance to find clean, comfortable qnar- ters at reasonable figures
 Mir. Thomas, the mining expert, who recently came here to look at our mines, has gone with JohnJ. Gosper to examine some of his oxide mines. Now, we are of opinion that he'll strike it rich.
 At LaiPs camp, or at least on his works, there are over 400 men employed, and they support eight saloons in first-class style. No church, no Sunday school nor hospital to bother their heads about.
 Charley Taylor. the veteran of Minne- haha, is in town. He is farming on rather an extensive scale this year, and thinks he may possibly raise potatoes enough this season to purchase certain mine and its fixtures.
 Chas. Reyes, well-known in this sec tion of Arizona as square dealer, has purchased the Parlor saloon, fixtures, etc, and will soon open the same to the pub lie. The Parlor is one of the best proper ties of the saloon kind in Prescott.
 One of the Earp brothers of Tombstone was recently shot, and ever since has been in critical condition. Whether he will recover or not Is a question. Now comes the news that Morgan Earp, another one of the family, was yesterday shot and killed by the Clanton element, with whom the Earps and Doc Holiday several months since had so much trouble.
 H. D. Schermerhorn, of St Lawrence county, New York, has sent us an illus trated catalogue of the great fishing tackle company, W. D. Chapman & Company, of Theresa, N. Y, and Brockville, Ont This firm is the most extensive in the United States. They wholesale and i'm port rods, reels hooks, lines, flies of all kinds, floats, tips, angling implements, etc. Our merchants who deal in the above articles can have a glance at our catalogue free, when we believe they will patronize Chapman < Co.
 We hear that the Democrats have a number of first-class men in their ranks who are willing to take the office of Sheriff. For instance, Henry Herbert, James M. Dodson, William Mulvenon, Price Behan, etc. They are all good men, and either of them will make good fight for the office. On the Republican side we havn't heard the matter can vassed very much, but for our part we believe Frank M, Murphy, J. F. Meador or Charley Spencer would fiji the bill to the letter, however we do not know that they want the office.