The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

in that new county.
 The Hudson-Post case, at Phenix, ovel which there has been so much excitement 1 both in and out of court, has been settled
 for the present by the defendants giving bail in the sum of $500 each.
 The fiesta at Phenix is in full blast, witt watermelons, pumpkins and beer in abund ance. Oh, what glorious country to liv. in, and those luxuries. Just think of { pumpkin rine and lager for lunch.
 RESovATE. will be seen by MT. Mil lisan's ''ad" he has reduced the price oi bathing to 50 cents. Every person can af ford, at that price, to clean up. He is go ing to add new tubs and otherwise improve his place of business
 We have received the first number of the Tombstone Republican. It is newsy, well printed, large, healhy, wide-awake, gifted, brave and has the appearance of perma- hence. Success to you, Brother Dunbar, and may your shadow never grow less. Your cause IS good one.
 Mir. Riordan, one of the best experts in Arizona, anticipates trip to Mohave county for the purpose of examining the Fl Dorado mine of Messu Patterson S Fox. We unhesitatingly pronounce this the grandest mining property in America thus far discovered.
 On Saturday evening, at the Courthouse, poorly attended meeting was held for the purpose of selecting Commissioner to rep resent this District at the Denver Exposi- tion. A majority of the votes cast were for w. \. Kelly, and he will be commissioned by Acting Gov. Van Arman.
 There is certainly to be a dark horse in the Democratic Territorial Convention, and to us and those who have surmised that Hon. N Ellis would be that dark object, we are assured by that gentleman by words from his own mouth, that he would net be horse of any kind before said convention, as he does not aspire to Congressional honors.
 Professor Church, Territorial Commis- sioner to the Denver Exposition of Mine rlls, has gone to Denver for the purpose of arranging for the display of Arizona mine rals. Various districts can order cabinet ca.es, through the Commissioner, at cost of s27. 90 each His address will be at the Windsor Hotel, Denver, Col, where he can be communicated with on the subject.
 The Democrat of Saturday had rather a scorching article on General Stonenan. of California, the Democratic nominee for Governor of the Golden State. Mir. Mastersons article would have read bet ter had 1t not been for two or three typo graphical errors. Read your proof more carefully, Murat.
 J. <. Rodenburg is collecting a fine cabi net oi ores for the Denver Exposition. He wJl tIy and get them to that city at a nominal cost. which he will be assisted to by our liberal minded mine owners and business men. His own expenses will be borne by himself, every dollar. He repre- sented Us once before gratuitously and in toliigently at Albuquerque, and will do his pest to serve Yavapai county people again this summer at Denver.
 IL is question all round how Murat 'NaSterson, so soon after his return, caused the leap of Oury to gain the very eminence of the Democrats columns, and there hang fast. As We intimated before, perhaps there may have arrived from Washington a small keg of metallic sub stance. which has, as general thing, an tendency about it. Masterson Is always falling heir to ''soft snaps" Great, joyous, glorious is thy name, oh MONEY.
 James Stewards large l2-passenger coach departed this morning on its work north. At present the line will run from Prescott to V illisms, distance of seventy miles. How soon arrangements may be perfected to con meet with the end of the track we cannot s.y. but presume about the first of July. I h;s line has been started on a solid, sound hgsis with elegant coaches and the very best stage horses in this western country. Mir. Stewart Is a veteran stage man, and together with Iessrs Blake and Meador, agents at this end of the route, will run the business in their usual systematic manner. It's the best line in Arizona to-day.
 Elsewhere in the MINER will Dc found a truthful communication from that staunch old pioneer, Hon. W H. Hardy. We give space to his letter with pleasure, knowing as re do that 1t contains many truths which 2re disgrace in every sense of tho term. The honorable gentleman was fairly, squarely and handsomely elected, nevertheless by a careless returning board counted out. We believe as does Mir H., that with the pres ent Secretary such things will not be for one minute. We know that they will not Mohave county was entitled to the Delesaey when Mr. Hardy received a majority of the votes cast. and ze denounce those who made fraud rule over justice and right.