The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03
TUESDAY.

The streets are rapidly drying up
 Col. Head will arrive home tomorrow.
 Who is to get up the St. Patricks ball.
 Jim Hughes Is laid up with rheumatism To-day is the most beautiful for many months.
 Placer miners on Lynx Greek are very busy and doing well.
 The Inter Ocean has started a war on the gambling houses of Chicago.
 Another winter is gone, and Spring Is here alnl' st before we know 1t.
 ". w. Co, k left to day for the Verde, where he goes after load of salt,
 The Albuquerque Journal comes out against Gov. Sheldon of New Mexico.
 Meiia's gold mine in Walnut Grove is the biggest thing out-100 yards wide.
 What would Talmadge say if he were to visit the saloons of Prescott on Sunday eve!
 Pay up your delinquent taxes. Joseph F. Walker commences his delinquent sale to-morrow.
 Ira Hudson is rapidly recovering from the late severe injures received by hlm Tn the Courier office.
 When will our new United States District Attorney be here! Who Is he? and where does he come from!
 We hear that Hon. Hugo Richard has purchased fir, m c. F. Cate the Nifty saloon buildings for 8, ,50G.
 Talk about the balmy climes of Naples. The air of Prescott to-day is glimpse ot treasure upon earth.
 Frank Delaney and Geo. Banghart, of Chino Valley, repo1t heavy travel and good business at thelr places.
 Meiia, the man who owns gold ledge 100 yards wide. left to-day for his mine. Only 105 yards wide.
 Heavy poker last night. One gentleman firm the rural districts cashed Tn about S700. The lizards are festive occasionally.
 A relative of Ed Wesley, colored, arrived in town last evening from the k k. Ine He is d very interesting young gentleman.
 Dick Shrope, in anticipation of Prescott's $ grand propol tions in the near future, has turned his talents to architectural pursuits. One of Simms' fine teams appeared ln front of several mercantile houses this morn ing, taking on loading for the owners k. k. camp.
 Judge Howard thinks of visiting Con necticut, his native state, this spring. He has many relatives and friends back in the nutmeg dominion.
 We should conclude that the dry ranchers are about to plant all creation this spring, judging from the number of blows at Uowey's for repairs.
 NIT. and Mrs Jones, of Kirkland Valley, came to town yesterday, and returned to- day. MIs. J. Is one of the best butter manufacturers that ever came to this county Geni. X. $ Robbins, who is operating in Turkey Creek, Is expected shortly from Philadelphia General Robbins is untiring in his work, and has a strong backing.
 Fred Ames. for several months with Fredricl tt Hill in this city, left few days since for Tombstone, having accepted a po- sition ill the branch house of the same firm.
 Doctors Ainsworth and Lincoln performed a very skiIlful surgical operation at the Sisters Hospital to-day, cutting of mans arm The patient came iii recently from Hack berry.
 It will only be a few short weeks before the buds and flowers, and especially the sun flower, will spring into existence in the beautiful village of Prescott. Come this way, dear Oscar
 Ackers tG Co. received, yesterday, large number of fine mountain beeves, which weigh 1,OO0 pounds and upwards. They are bouncers, and will make fine roasts, steaks, etc.
 J. D. McAuliif makes very favorable re ports about his company's property on Turkey Creek We are pleased that our Philadelphia capitalists are having some showing in these parts.
 The Supreme Court Of our Territory closed its sessions last Saturday at Tucson. Some very important decisions were rendered Judge French, We understand, has had fine time amongst his old friends.
 Why don't some enterprising person go to work and make a thorough set of abstracts to our mines We notice that our friend, B. A. Fickas, has gotten up fine set ot ab- stracts for Cochise county. It pays well.
 Mir. Warrington, of Groom Creek, is in town. and informs Us that he is experiencing much trouble in procuring freighters to haul lumber from Lynx Creek to the mill-site of the Arizona Queen Mining Company.
 Another large find in the Black Hills Dis trict. This time 1t is silver bearing galena. The location Is kept quiet. The ore is fine, at least the samples we saw showed well. Friend Bean knows generally what he IS aJOut.
 There comes to us a report that three Chinamen were discovered few days since near the road leading from Gillett to Phenix murdered It Is thought that some Mexi- cans tuok these Johns in for what money they had, which amounted to several hun d,ed dollars.
 Four miles southwest of Kirkland Valley has been discovered very valuable silver ledge. The ore assays s70 to the ton. Just how large the ledge is has not yet been as certained Sufficient, however, has been done on the mine to satisfy tho discoverer that it Is good thing
 Mohave mines are attracting great deal of attention in Boston at present, so says the Economist Yes; and those mines will yet open the eyes of the mining world. Look at the McCrackin, the Fl Dorado, the Moss, and other irge mines in that neigh borhood If you want large veins and
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