Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17
FRoM FRIDAYS DAILY.

FRoM FRIDAy's DAILY. "Unfoundsd charges" is good in tue light of @cial records.
 Nrs. W. W. Hutchinson returned to Pre- cott last evening.
 Tue dslinquent taxss of Pinal Cousty aggregate only $500.
 sheriff Stein, of Mohsve County, came ir on last night. siags.
 County Assessor J. Y. More and faoiiy have taken up their residence in Prescott: Dr. O. Lincoln returned last night from attending session of the board of director, of the insane asylum.
 Tn. Board of Supervisors met yesterday and sdjou ed until tono.row without transacsing any business. Delegate Bean writes that he thinks thers is . good chance for obtaining psnsio'' for the orphan childIsn of tte late 1sssfs Mccall.
 Deoocrs ic ''tonesty" seenss to be even . more expensive luxury than republican sthievety." See documentary evIdsuee elsewhere.
 Jnc Uai,ed States Marshsi's fees for tho last term of United States Distnct Court, in Prescott, amounted 10 as much as sn or dinary term of court cost under republican rule.
 Nicbolas Gear brought suit in Justice Fleury's court recently sgAinst John Mar, for tl22, alleged 10 De his due. After hear ing the evidence in the case. Judge Fleury gave judgment for Mars io the sun of t22 against Clear.
 Frank Meador, Gorhsm \. Bray, A. C. Burmister and O,kar uabsr left for the Verde and Oak Crock country this orning for two weeks hunt While they will not refuse sm .il g.@e, they went ".oaded for beas."
 Assuming that republican Usited States Marshals of this territory were guilty or all the theft charged against them by demo- cratic pspsrs, the fact still stands out in bold relisi that it cost tine government iess fo, four years administration of the oftics than fo, seven months of democratic '.hon- esty."
 The Star says that Lieut.. Maus has re- turned to Langs Ranch and confirms all the statements made in his report 10 Gen. Crook in reference to the killing of Captain Crawford and the hostile attitude of the Mexican troops. There is little douot that it wss the intention of the Mexican forces to wipe out Crawford. entire command- but they failed.
 A Tombstone company is preparing to erect . ten sssmp gold mill in this county on the San Pedro, just below the Mam- moth miae. Tue Collins boys, who own several good properties below the Mann moth mine, are interested in this new en- terprise, and the mill IS erected to york the ore from their mines. Thus the good work of increasing Pissl Couniy's reduction facilities and her bullion product continues. |. -Ex
 The Tombstone Epitaph announces that 1t is making 6 collection of curious bugs and things, including choice specimens of ceutipedes, squsws, petr,6ed wood, sruth- ful mining experts, crystals, honest mem bsrs of the 18th legislative assembly,, wash outs and sim,lar curios. It is already sup piled with infaIiible gas meters and "sm- bush scales" that lie m vai,.
 The JogRNAL-MINER is extremely sorry that Marshal Meade sbould have lef, town before the ''unfounded chsrgss" of this paper appeared The fact is VIC were not aware until Friday night that Special Agent Fisher vas in town. We were introduced to him on that evening, and on Saturday and Monday investigated, e best we could, his mission. obtaining fragments here and there ot information. AS the party left O Sunday morning i, vas impossible to give the result of car investigation sOoser While large smout of evidencs which we give has been in our possessi ID for sone time it va, not our intention to use it st the present time, but have heen forced to do 60 by chsrgss of falsahood's and mis- representa- 'ss msde agsins. us.
 We have daily evidences of the fact that the seasous in the Salt River Valley are, st least. . month is advance of the seasons n Southern California and portions of Arizona adjacent thereto. It is only the irst week in February and the peach and apricots here are already in bloom. Can any other country bea,iS J. T. Priesf, who resides near here, brou ,ht ID branch ot . peach tree last Thursday morning hteraly covered with blossoms. We saw On the same morn' ing m MT. c. T. Hay den's garden, in town, sprico, trees in bloom. The swelling ol the buds on the other trees indicated that they would s,on be in blossom aiso.- Tempe Nsss.
 There have been too masy mills built or worthless mines in Arisons, in days gons by, and we think that era is now past. Both miners and capitalists are more care ful than formerly ss to the value and quan' .ity sf ore before the expersss of mill ar' incurred Besides all this, the capitalist are more cautious in selecting competent men ,o examine the niues We note witt satisfactiou that many of these mills ant
 smel,ers erected in she dark ages, are beint
 moved to various better properties thereb! becoming useful, and less of . monumenta disgrace to the ,erriiory.-Mining Index. The Courier having repeatedly stated ihs
 Special Agent Fishers visit to Prescott va
 for the purpose of examining ex-Unitec
 states Marshal Tidball's sccoon,s, repor
 ter of the oukNAI-MINER called on E. B
 Dodge, Clerk of the Cont. th,s morning
 and inquired of him if such vas tl.e case