The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-15
FRIDAY, SEPT 8. lssa-

1 sAry3DAY.
 Yarapsi county has no Indians.
 J.M. More i. in the city from Kirland Valley.
 There i. not vacant dwelling house in Prescott.
 Ga. F. stodd.rd left for Copper Noun tain this forenoon
 The D.ks smelter is again cold on sc coss.t of no cal
 what is the name of the man who pro noses to build hoteli
 There is room and york in Prescott for 100 good servant girls
 Over $4, 300 changed hands at auction sales in Prescott to-day. ?, Rev. Adams, who has been sick tor .ev- erai days, is 1sgain ous.
 The posatoe and onion crop of Ysvapal z pronaisss good this season.
 IF. H. Cartier is home from an electioneer- ing trip to mining caIapss etc.
 Gus. F. stoddard is building two-story frame house at Copper Mountain -e
 The easiicrnis Meat Market ir putting or lots of style in the way of improvements
 muixrztion, to northern Arizona F , greater nov than .. any former period.
 Yavata; will be entitled to admission into the sisterhood of Ststss within tEo yezrs
 Mr. Beale, of Flagstaff, is in town as wit nsas i'd fhe Blind Jim murder ezsnination
 The Railroad will be 8. Simms' tunne camp next Wednesday, 5S miles from Pres eott.
 g s I. B.shford & Co. shipped ,, 1000 pounds of merchandise to Copper Mountain thu morning. ~&tt
 There are no idle men in this county, ana common laborsr. are commanding four dol isrs per day.
 The sale of mules, hones and wagons tool place today, the animals bringing usualll good fsares
 The finance committees of the Willcox Crook reception, wsre making their settle ments today.
 Yavapai's old bachelor. and young un married men viii be out in full force or slsctien day. tM
 P.J. Mccormick, of Williamson Valley disposed of several surplus mules. wsgoni etc, to-day at suction. & sV The man who --held upp the sOldies [ few mornings since has left Prescott 10 Williams. Better not cssne beck this way
 Col Martin brought with him froi Omaha fine team of carriage horsss an SS Gen Crook fou. beautiful, fine ssePpin mulesL
 CoI.oRADo RIVER SrgAHEss.--A ste' mer win leave Yuma. A. T., Friday, sel tesaber l5th, 1882, for Camp Aohay and interasdiafs landings
 Bssss, the Ph0sographsr. has has had biz sale of s.soresccpic views, but is squ to the emergency, ss he has the plates frol which to print unlimited quantitiss
 Services at the Methodist Church t morrow at II a. n. and 7:30 P. m. Tn pastor, Rev. Mir Fowler, will speak the morning. and Rev. c. H- Adams the evening.
 Copper MsuntEin Mining Co. has ineres cd it's working force to IS men-fcrm, force 7-and will put on more as soon a thsy can De worked to advantage. n company Is putting up a boarding house an
 -r buildings.
 otL. ',ll, the popular hardware merchAr p.ra one Of our next legislators, b vnb. cry best cit isens of YayxP ,f. .h.x tive, sensible busine a.,,x ..5 an A boots, shoes. etc man, is about to sell hl. fs to hsfsSa' 70 e to eSHhne his tr>- only. ne VI The lots recently surveyedNon o' Rinia Koch estate in Eastern Aadi. Prescott, were partially sold to-day st aus ton. They brought high prieOs-running from s5o to $40 each. Misa Bessie Adams. sister to Mrs. Murat MAs.erson, invested some $500 in this property, selecting desi- rahle lots on Virginia St. Real estate has advanced rapidly in PreseOt, within the last 90 days, and |. still on the upward road, SO much % that the Administrator after hay ing realized safFician; to sztisfy all demands Azaiuss the estate, concluded not to sell further. A isw years since the whole Koch farm eoald have been purchased for sooo. Now it is cheap at sio,ooo.
 Lute Wilson Is noted for whOlesOaled generosity, which sometimes IS taken ad- advantage of by the interruptions. The ether day while travelling on the line of the railroad, having provided himself with . .eanteen Of water sufficient for the day, met one of those stereotyped railroad families, in the middle ef co. mile desert, and was sccated in the must suppliaut tones fora little water to Inois. their parched hps- Lute. with his usoL kindness, presented hisantouched cantsen, which sas passed around, and handed back empty and, on hi. remarking that they had drank all his water. the female head of tho family indig- aantly remarked: ''Yes had better be fol sittin' outen' here and not begrudein' ..- uoran A vee dhrop o' water ye dirty