The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-17
THURSDAY.

Yu na, that can be reached from here by stage, will sail after the arrival of the stage
 on May 2Sth.
 MT. Dall, who runs frst-class saloon al
 the Peck mine, IS ia town. and from him we learn that the business of the Company is
 running smoothly and making money.
 Judge Walsh, one of the best mining men
 and judges of silver ore in Humbug district
 has done much for the mining men of that camp ny testing their ores.
 Al. SkinKle, who has been clerking for
 Louis St. James at Apache, for several months, returned to-day looking healthy but qaite brown from exposure 10 the sun shine
 on the trip.
 Several trains are now at Camp Verde and on the Mogollon range; coming on to Pres colt loaded with salt, which has become about as staple an article as four, bacon or
 beans.
 Snake stories are among the pleasant passtimes of the lazy club. The worst one comes from Ohio. where copperhead bite swelled a hoe handle all out of shape and rendered it useless.
 The Misses w. lson and Waite are manu- l featuring per order several beautiful Eve ming dress caps. These ladies have ordered full stock of millinery goods which they expect soon from California.
 George W. Bowers, Esq, and Hon. Hugo Richards leave San Francisco for Prescott, at D. m. to-day and are expected to arrive on Tuesday morning. The Senator mill will probably start up soon after their arrival. 1 Messrs. Seed and Randall have gone to the Peck mine. MT. S., on business of the company, and Mir. R., for pleasure trip, and to take peep at the wonderful silver mine, that has created so many Jaw quarrels. Geo. E. Brown ascended almost to the top of the liberty pole which stands on the ! top of the dome of the new Courthouse, yesterday, when he slipped and came down. Had he fallen to the ground it would have been goodbye "Maryan.n Geo. E. Webber, of the Tiptop mill and mine is said to be making some saving and handsome changes in his department, and giving satisfaction to miners who are com pelled to have their ores worked at tine Company's mill.
 John c. Cimpbell comfortably stored away in Doctor Days Tycon, to which was hitchsd the Doc's black charger, andarmed with the necessary electioueering documents started out for a visit to Chino Valley and the upper Verde this afternoon. The Chief Qasrtermaster, Chas. A. Rey- holds has asked the Quartermaster-G General of the Army fo. four thousand dollars, to be used in finishing the new building com menced by Gen. Kautz as residence for the ,mmanding General of the Department Of Arizona.
 Ice cream at the Lady Gay B ikery to-day, and also at the Theater to night. Baked b.ans & brown bread for Sunday, can be had by leaving your orders a. the Lady Gay Bakery, tomorrow. where you can get all you desire and delivered to all parts of town. Prescott, May 17th. 2t* Our friend F. l.. B. Goodwin a f)wry speaker good lawyer and correspondent for the MINER has hung out his shingle at Globe City Pinal O.. where it is sad he is doing well The Judge is competent and We persume he will make money in the Silver Belt country. W. NJ. Buffum, Esq, will leave tomorrow morning by Stage for SanFrancisco, to meet Mrs. B., and Asa, who have been spending almost year with relatives in the East. They will meet hearty welcome home on their arrival in Prescott, which will be with in few weeks.
 The Prescott Theater isunder contract and its erection is now a surety, Campbell & Parker are the builders, the buildings will be 8 by G feet with two wings for dressing The ceiling is 2l feet high walls to be lathed ana plastercd, etc, 90 per cent of the sub scription to the stock is already paid in.
 Price Behan, arrived early this morning from Apache, having taken an early ride from Spauld.ng's, where he and l.. E. St. James passed the night on the way from the scene of their recent lahors. Louis St. James was appointed post trader at Apache three years ago, and Price has been his chief of staff during all the time since. Lacy'& Staples of Tucson succeed to the position of post traders atApache.
 { Amelia Rush gets the Mrs. General Kautz piano, whatever else may happen. Wiiker- son has not exactly bonded Dan Hatz's iu- tcrest. but naturally bought him out, which gives hlm controlling interest in the nroperty, and he has set his heart on pro- curing it for Amelia She is bright little sirs. full of musical, as we'll as other talent, and her friends, young and old, will be blessed to learn of her god fortune m sc- curing this elegant instrument. THE GLITTER Saw MrLr----Thc advertise ment of N. D. Campbell, II c. Wiley and F. G. Parker. constituting the Clipper saw mill and Lumber company, will be found in the MINER to-day. They have turned over a new leaf, gone to work in dcad earnest, removed the lumber yard, from Mccormick and Gurley streets to the corner of Goodwin and Cortez 8. E. corner of tho Plaza, where they intend fokeep regular and we'll assor- l ted supply of seasoned lumber of all kinds constantly on hand, as we'll as ak the Clipper mills on HAsssyampa. They will make q spsci sify of clear lumber for finishing, faraiture etc. Give them coll. ', D. Camp ! bell busin >sa msnager.
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