The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30
WEDNESDAY,.

1
 Two work horses were s1ld at auction to- day for sl9o.
 See notice of mules for sale in our ad vertising columns.
 When do you expect Mir. Oury in the Territory, Mr. Mastersonl
 Mir. Hilterbrand, an extensive farmer on the Agua Fria, is in Prescott.
 Col Mason, good officer, is encamped with his command near Whipple.
 The display of fireworks last evening away up m the heavens was most superb.
 Good mines have been discovered near Pine Flat, between Prescott and Bradshaw. Apparently the rainy season is about to commence The clouds are thick and dark
 wm. Simmons, Joseph Cook. Joseph Yura and Supervisor Myers are ill town to- day.
 Ellis < Whitney are fixing up their saloon in elegant style for the coming Fourth.
 Capt. Jackson and wife and Doctor Car rier, of Oak Greek, departed homeward this morning.
 Sestters' sprinkling wagon goes the rounds and keeps the dust down. Good institution.
 We find by a c~rsful examination that YAvapai county has l20O children between the age of . and I5 years
 Western Idyl," in this issue of the Mi SEE, was founded upon actual observations taken at San Carlos Inlian Agency.
 Six line nules and good wagon were this afternoon, by Auctioneer Fisher, sold to Mir Hull, of Mint Valley, for s5J0.
 The Florence Enterprise says the MINER favors the introduction of coolie labor into Arizona Not this MINER, slr. Enterprise.
 Rutherford ana Fredericks, our express men, keep on the move all the time, which shows that business is not falling of, with them at least.
 \. C. shecklss shipped to-day, per pack train, to his store at the Tiger, about 1000 pounds of merchandise from the store of l. Bashford & O.
 Pedro Montana, oi Holbrook Apache county, Vas married in Santa Fe, New Mexico, last week. Hope you will have better luck this time.
 What has become of the c0meti Has IL run into the sun and lost itself' At last ac- counts it was only sS. S.0O0O0O miles away. Pretty close quarters.
 Sears train. from Maricopa, discharged cargo this morning in Prescott. BashfOrd a Co. and many other merchants received supplies through this channel
 We sincerely hope that the small poz has not fastened its talons upon the people of Phen:.. The Herald seems to have dose, but perhaps il won't spread.
 A military board of survey is ordered Uo mee, at Camp Apache, on the 10th of July. to appraise one horse, which a mounted off oeT has made application to purchase.
 Steve Breon, for many yesrs resident of Williamson Valley, has sold his proPerty to Railroad Contractor P. J. Mccormick, and gone to San Francisco, for PaSseo.
 Sir. Thomas, gentleman of much ex- p.rience in mining, ~ho has been stop ping here for several weeks, is quite in- disposed.
 Professor Howe, who was working up sales of Ysvspsi county mines in the East. has returned He first came here last spring with Major J. W. Ingalls,.
 MT. J. H Ketner is agent for all classes oi Delamater .roG Work pumps. Fries sons Caloric Pumping Engine. sVitabie for mines. is included in his list. Send in your orders.
 George Cpnneil came m yesterday with band ci fine beef s:eeis. George ls c good stock man, and has run many narrow es- capes. through tbc rreaciery of Indians and Lord Crum.
 Mir Wm. V. Kelly owing to a pressure of business will be unable to attend the Denver Exposition. Elect Rodenburg and give him some money with which to pay freishts He will do hs duty.
 Second Lieutenant E. F. Wilcox. Sixth Cavalry. la. been relieved from duty as member Of the General Court Martial now in session at whipple Barracks and Captain Gerald Russell, Third Cavalry, detailed as member sf said eourt martial 1 Major Welton, a genial gentleman and good business man of Mineral Park, arrived in our city last evening from San Francisco, euroute to his home. The Major thinks he has perfected sale of his Lone Star mine.
 For genuine veal ca;iet. porter-house steak or fat and tender round, go to Billy Heislers Meat Market. next door to Johl Rabies brewery. billy is an honest, straightforward young man and won't charge yen for an ounce of meat you don't get
 The other day 8, PheniA it Was thought for while that 3 famine had commenced, the ~atermellons having succumbed to the de msnd, and the grief was great indeed. 4 fresh supply was brougat in from Tempe gp tic river, when the PailistlEes dried their tears and great was the rejoicin: