The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
WEDNESDAY,.

posted on all properties where bargain can i be obtained.
 WEDNESDAY,. Off the beautiful snow.
 Rylands circus is at Tucson.
 Lieut.. Wilson is home from Mohave County.
 Ruthe rford has had a political joke playe on him
 |. Winslow is becoming quite an impo ant town.
 One passenger came in per the A. & P fstage last night.
 Ben Baker is in the Mountains looking after stage robbers.
 Jesse Ellis, of Williamson Valley, de parted homeward today.
 Salisbury & Go. are operating exten- sively in mines in Utah.
 Major John J. Safely, a good mining capitalist, will be back in the Territory by the l4th.
 John Masterson, who has Mir. Marion's premises, at the head If the Verde, under lease, is in town.
 Barney Martin and wife, of Antelope r Weaver District, are paying their re spects to Prescott.
 There isa little batch of rewards of fered today for the apprehension of stage robbers near Flagstaff.
 
 Bob Crgsly is in town from Cherry Greek. He is fixing up the smith miil. to make run on rich ore Brown, of Phenix, who was to he hung last Friday, had his sentence csmmuted to imprisonment for life. Better for him t. have swung.
 The Atlantic X Pacific roailroad peep have mace very wise selections in filling their offices at Albuquerque The right men in the right place.
 Prescott ought to have mining bureau A good, live man, with capital, could double his funds every 90 days. Will the outside press call sttention to this fact?
 Geo. Banghart is building extensive ad- ditions to his house at Chino He, too, like Tucsonites, will be clamoring for headquarters to be located at Chino.
 The President has nominated Storing P. Rounds, of Chicago, Public Printer. Rounds hasn't friend in the MINER of flee, and many time has his name been token in vain.
 We have received copy of the annnal relort of the principal of the public schools of the city of Tucson. It has 8 yellow cover, is printed in pica, and covers thirty three pages, seven inches long and four inches wide.
 ,RAIN.-Abost F o'clock to-day, April 12th. the rain commenced slowly, and at th s writing, p. m., every indication IS. that general come down, and. perhaps, regular gully washer, will be the result before it ceases.
 Mr. Boon. of the Cooperative Trans portation Company, writes to Major Ingalls, that by the 25th of this month he will have funds in Prescott to settle all bills. If he will but keep his lick, then all will be 70. K"
 A. o. Moves, Probate Judge and Justice of the Peace, held the man Sutherland, who broke the arms of a man on the railroad, and otherwise beat him up, in the sum of Sl ,000 to appear before the grand jury. In default of bail the prisoner languisheth.
 Charley Wurth, who keeps the Chi Valley Exchaace, and has made money, rived in Prescott to-day. He informs MINER. of which he Is a subscriber, Uhaj times are lively with him. Charley is jovi-l- good fellow, and richly deserves the gooo luck that seems to follow him.
 John Rogers Vinton has been appointed by U. s. Marshal Dake. Deputy. Now, this sounds like business. To appoint a brave, honest man to office will always meet the approval of the people, without distinction of poltical proclivities No better selec- tion could have been made and, for one ap pointment, we. in common, will have to thank Major Dake.
 The advertisement of the Atlantic X Pa | cific ai Prescott Cooperative Mail and Transportation Company appears m UT paper We call the attenti n of our readers to the very low figure for which they pro pose to carry passengers, and especially round trip tickets to Chino Valley and Simms' Camp.
 D. c. Thurne and Mir Greenwell de- !! parted, this morning, for trip through the | various mining camps. TAay will look at some of the best properties and We will give their report upon their return. Mir | G. i. an old hand in the mining business, and his word Is worth considerable.
 THOSE REwARDS-B referring to our advertising columns it will be seen that the Governor. Chairman Board Supervisors, | and Postmaster, each, offer a reward for the arrest and conviction of stage robbers. The acoreoate of reward is SI200, and IS worth making an effort to secure It IS Well that these rewards have been offered, and the only obiecti we find in their c imposition is this. that said sum wnu'd be paid for the robbers "dead or alive"
 Nr. Wm. c. Flint, one of cur most ener- retic and worthy mining citizens, IS i'll from the Hassayampa. where he has quite eXten- siye interests Nh. F. put up steam arras- tras. some two years ago for the purpose of thoroughly prospecting his several leads situated at the base of Mount Union, and in the immediate vicinity of some the best gold mines in this section, such as the Senator. Unioi Pacific, and Cash mines. The new silver camp. Dosoris, which came into existence last year. Is to the west about three miles. and bids fair to become point of considers interest in thr near tuture It is the intention of MT. Flnt t. erect