The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-07-14

= -ARRIyAIA-The following persons came
 in today by Gillett stage:
 Lieat. Darr, E. NJ. Putnam, R. Pittman,
 Mrs. RI. Cantwell, Mrs. sRaible and two children.
 There IS a man in Yavapai county who
 challenges any person of his weight in the
 Territory to run foot race of one hundred yards for purse of from Une hundred to
 one thousand dollars. This means business.
 4 certain storekeeper in Prescott is trying
 to get up a corner in straw hats. Every
 biped whose cranium was ornamented with
 a staw hat, while wandering down street
 last night, was astOn:shed at the ire his un-
 fortunate head gear seem to stir up. Straw
 hat Drims with bald-head attachments were
 numerous.
 Reports just received from San Carlos states that Charlie Calvig, chief of scouts,
 with three of his Indian police, were killed
 July Eth, while counting the Indians,
 preparatory to issuing rations. The killing
 was done by White Mountain renegades.
 No further trouble IS apprehended The scouts are in pursuit of the murderers.
 The good citizens who so iberally made
 up a large purse for Mrs. -Leoni VII coz
 tainly be rewarded fer their kindness to an
 unfortunate human being in distress, who
 has for days had but little food, and that littlewas cooked over coal-oil lamp. Her ta ble was abox. her bed a straw cot, and ether articles of household necessity lacking. -- ouite an interesting examination took place in Justice Fleury's Court, yesterday and to-day, wherein MT. Gosper accused Richard De Kuhn of malicious mischief. The aieeheld that it vas one of those ceses over which His Ccnrt hsd ::noj jurisdic..- tion, hence the prisoner was held to answer before the grand jury, in the sum of $500
 Messrs. Craigue and GreenweiI have beerI for several days that section of country south of Prescott, in the, vicinity of the Hassa5ainpa, with q tiek of opening good'wagon road t6 the tDosoris and Blue Dick mines. They hase been iqaits saceessJ irB and lere many days wagons will be aking heavy loads from our town to those Il iiippe9f p9 HOIHif JC l0 Isil 9taiTm01 - LET syG(sQ, yGsQ, ,TQrTHE OPERA. This will seen t, the cry of Tucson people, as we discover y reference to Incorporation papers in the 'ffice of the Secretary of the Territory that Ion. Tom Fitcii has had filed papers of I uch nature. Just who the operatic singers I re Is yet kept in the shade, but we pre- une there will be no lack of material, as he fair, damsels belonging to the Papago ribe are said to be par tzetHeacs' in the role I f opera or any other Kind of performance. hen thsy are SD fascinating v L5ItI1ad The uniforms for the Prescott RiAes have ,eon ordered, and in the course of a few Eeeks the members expeettO fash 4upenNa eFildered community in all the dazzling 'rfliiancy of "brsth buttons and gold braid Inform drills and military hors win tllefi | e all the go. Captain IngalIs is proving inself to be very able instructur in, the ,ilitsry arts, and the interest manifested by nest of the members shows that they enter lilly into the spirit of the movement. Pres ott Eiil soon be able to boast os the crack liitsry company of the Pacific Coast. Oh, ,r an Indian rumPBs. A-, -5 -- s.@ r
 Mrs. Leoni, veIy worthy invalid, who is filing to work for living has written us
 most interesting letter about her rlis. , 'rtGnes, having both limbs broken, and i, ates that she is willing and very anxious , } work for her bread and butter. Sic lii thank all gentlemen who have clothing .
 mend for their assistance, az sle is still Ile to use her fingers, although but little [ C of her walking power. Since the letter : IS written, Al Whitney, Billy Robins.n, .
 c. Thome, W. W. Hutchinson, Messrs. :; ott. Skinkle, Bruch and many other sa- 'n fnen, twhere generosity is always I, lnd), have raised purse of Sl5O, and pre-. = lted II to this unfortunate lady, z People are anxious to see good roads and a osPerous times. Let eur Supervisors see r, It thas the highway between Prescott, W ok and Bradsha~ :s opened. South of r city Ill the mountains We baust k for our best mining camps. To the nes Prescott is in debt for much of her 'sperity. With flush times in this city, fir lptry people can find sale for hay and q, in, butter and cheese, beef, eggs, etc ti
 q, 50 they will not murmur about assist. N in opening our roads to the mining D, nps, which now and then by wear and Ri er eaGSes become rough and hard to get T, .r- Every lldG>tryin the ceunty, one hinges W n tAe other, hence nnity is rery essen |, ]. --... ,.. ti!