The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
THURSDAY,


 ARRIVALS. AP. 2}-Mrs J. Shamberge
 dge Jno A. Rash and Mr. < Ms. Joh
 Buns.
 Jennings. the bonanza king of ihe Has.a
 yrmpa, arrived in town to-day. He i
 aT'ned this me. and the robbers had bette ! book ont for breakers.
 J. L. Halt. tine tragic butcher, contem paies ihe cree ion or a new butcher shal on the vacant lot between the MINER offic aad Dan Hatz hotel.
 BARNEY, a. old reliable and an attach, of Rabies Brewery, does good work, and il always ready for the harness.
 James Patterson is in from Minehah. and goes to Phenix and Gila Dend on busi ness.
 Business is improving around town. A c nfectioner sold five cents wu. th of mixed cal dy, tod y, at wholesale.
 IItwkihs. the capitalist, thinks of build. ing five story hoteI in Prescott. It's to 6e br.wn front.
 Granite Creek has ,ione gone dry.
 A family rived in i-wn yesterday from Alabama. To-day they took the trail over the mouIiain for Wickenburg. They don [ pr"p'se to p stronize the various stage lines any more.
 W. X. Vigas, good tinsmi,h, formerly in the employ of Cha' E Ere leri:k has re turned t. Prescott after an absence of about one year in California.
 A Mr. AdIms was, yesterday. fined by Justice \ ,y"s, for having drawn d D. .srol on a eighbor, SlO0 Up went the profit on saw-l"Ss fir he next SIX months.
 Mnniezumi Street seemed 10 be ou a ''Btnder" last esening and for time things were lively. As cpbd luck would have it ln on was hurt, "o sequen,ly the services if an n. D. w re f bu; htjle consequenc, To-'lay, ihe street is q iiet, 5 nder composed aud ''pi Is firm.
 Dud NJ reand has arrived home from California with Dand of fine mares, the ir, periy If NIT. H"nry Herber', f Prescott. Ar. orrunh lnf,rn Us that he had hard ip, a- witer and sriss on the california ,ide of the Colorado nas ,rce.
 Cilif 'rhia Is in a urmOli and almost at boiling stag. Buy The new Constitution, hang Kcarney, and send the heatlen Chinee -n kingdom come, and tine land will once more be one of promise and pence.
 NIT. Jesus Mongia, proprietor of the Mes mi station. oa the Enrenbers road, has D.cn in town for the past few days Mir. NJ. ias large herd of fine American COWS at 'iS station and Is re dy 10 furnish milk nm lls to P escOtt peuple on short notice lnd at low figures.
 The "A~izona Minsrrels" can't get the Theatcr building ti perform in. The hsacg t"ck hold.rs C z ing t0 put the bui ding nto ex ensive r'piirs for the next anniver- 1! ary of the icons lid Ited Chicken Show" Sea hrr-l 'gge Phiands will look well in . he bdilling. Wnilethey are at it few Berk- | hire hogs wouidl't look amiss. D,n't you hnk sa. BILL.
 Mrs. John Shamberger, mother of Mrs D. | IstZ. arriv-d in town. last evening from her | ld home, Li.Ile F ,ck, Ark Mrs S. was | CcompanIei as fir as Yuma by her hus- 'and "h .re he was compelled to lay over n acc 'unt of limi.eu stage capa. ity. The | ad gentleman is expected this evening and | iC believe Arizona is to be his flu ture home The Odd Fellows Reunion which comes if tomorrow evening at the City Hall, on 'e ocrasion of iht 60 h An1lversary of that )rder, bids fair to eclipse anything of :he ind ever heretofore gotten up n Prescott. liter the re-uniun services have been con- luded dancing will be IT dugrd in by tl .se rho are inc ed to swing iR the terpsichnre- n art. IL l. expected that a large number ill be present 'th at the exercises and he dance. "So mote il be-"
 X tire broke out On the night of the 19;h. l>r in the town of Eureka, Nevada, and fore it cpuId be controlled, destroyed all the town. Among the buildings burned 'ere tae npcrs house, telegraph office, post ii e. Mas me halt and the Sentinel uews- apcrotfic ;tntIi value of proper y destroy Il will reach quarter of a million CT half as irch the loss at Reno, recently, when it 'as burnei.
 Moses and hIs chiefs had a conference '.th the Secretary nf the Interior and the ommi~sio Ter or Iadian affairs, on the lSth. ist. The Indians surrender all lands oc- lpicd hy them, in W ,shingtOn Territory eret"fuie ana accept large tract ot land co g reservation. west of the Colville reset -tinu. Tie tract runs tn rhe British pos .ssin1s. and contains 0l,00O square acres. loses 'e> forth into the wilderness with l. 20J0 t'lloEers.
 Prof. Brg, inc tight rope performer and .p ma. hts arrived in toSn from New Irxico ant pr poses t. [ ve public en- d tntnrnt on the puniic p.aza t.-mnrrOw tcrnnol. The Professor IS anxious 70 sat fy rhc pubic th Il he perform. teats that . Hd .rrriss and wiil n, d 'ubt sec ire "A ill ,nd sivi one or mare nf hs wonderful If rm mce. con one Ie-,. aIl h: ht1, h,viag s ,o, d "f the other f1r inc rc ,tnratiOi of .e siOl during Ihe late rebellion. Ths Prcsc ,'t Dramatic Club. We under ant. Is is deht qui,e n :avily and that 70 undrr the very ecohomic tl manage.