The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

The Albuquerque Journal says that tn, handsomest girl in the Territory lives II Prescott. Wonder who she is?
 Quaid, the tinsmith, left to-day for Can yon DiablO, where the grandest bridge h America is being constructed.
 The City Council convenes on Monday next. All those having business with the city fathers should be on hand.
 Sandy Hammond is again in town look ing hale and hearty, pleasant and as young as circumstances, time, etc, will admit
 S. S. Junior, like an honorable man, is paying all of his old liabilities, which have been Outlawed for years. It shows his good heart.
 Mir, Hugh White, the rustler, now en- gagged in the grain business in Chicago with heavy firm, leaves that city for Prescott to-day on business.
 Hon. J. G. Campbell departed to-day for Washington, where he will meet Mrs Camp bell and her uncle, the jolly Capt Pelatier. We wish MT. c. pleasant trip.
 Professor Jennings, of Hassayampa fame, has been III town for day or so telling us all about chiorides, bromides, sulphides, etc Jennings Is a regular wbeel-horse and some of these days will sell out for half million.
 Brigham Young, Jr, one of the twelve, is now residing just at the base of he San Francisco Mountain on the south side at new Mormon town or fort John w., his brother, is also there, and has large tie contract with the R. R. people
 Mir C. B. Rush, who has held the po- sition If Supreme Court Reporter for three years, has been superseded by Murat Mas terson, who asked for the office, and will therefore accept it. We do not know just how arduous the duties are, but presume we could get along without Reporter, and thus save to taSpayes S5O0 every twelve months.
 Zabfiskie. Hereford and several other members of the Tucson bar were preparing to give Chief-Justice French d supper few eve nings since. but r., aud behold, their surprise when they ''cliied around" and found that the Judge. Hot anxious for notOrietv in that way. had departed for Prescott Now We presume Judge French missed great treat for Tucson toInaies arc sad to be good
 Locust Avenue, on both sides, is being SlueNalheh iififi tlltA lb tlll- HULL 41l w. Wells commences on the east side. .alSa.aI fine board promenade is neaELEa< HOwey's bl3cksas=ss :; Ss-ss Completed to # '.......s1IiI shop. while on the west -. u. Fisher and w. w. Hutchinson are laying track at d rapid rlte. Next week the boulevard of Prescott will be completed.
 1aPRovISG.- improvements have been made by our citizens of late, but none have changed the appearances of their dwell iues as has Hon, Levi Bashford the Foster dwelling on Mccormack street. The build ing is unrecognizaLle, 50 great have the i'm movements been. It is now one of the most convenient and attractive residences in the city of Prescott.
 The first safe brought to Prescott was fieighted here by wagon from Kansas City retaTy TTy rsa2y. R. c. Mccormick, the first Sec ever had. The safe alluded to was pur- chased from the Secretary by Hon. Lev Bashford, and has done good service, hold in" more money than any mercantile safe III the Territory. Recently the firm of L. Basliford tS Co. have replaced the old by a new une, mammoth III size, etc.
 Ben Baker Ias been asked by the Co operative Transportation Company to em ploy drivers and arrange stations for the carrying into effect their contract with the Government. They commence conveying the L. $. mails from Prescott to the R. h. immediately, and sn soon as their new coaches, harness and fine stock arrives Northern Arizona will have inc best stage line iI the Territory, This Is indeed good news for people all over Northern Arizona.