The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
THURSDAY.
oood juniper and oak wood sells in Pres. oo'l al so per cord, pine at S4.

Johnny Burke, we learn, Is hom es;cI aud wants to return to Prescott.
 Judgment was rendered against c. II.
 van, to-day, Tn the District Court, for x595 and costs, in favor of Price Behan.
 Bradshsw has news depot where all the
 leading journals can be found. iucluaioO
 or course, several copies of the MINER.
 Bili Handle one of the first white settlers
 ID these parts was at Kirkland Valley a
 few days since. :"
 Mrs. Miles and her daughter, Mrs. Has
 keil, are visiting with Vim. Gilton ana sis
 ter at their ranch near Date Creek.
 Steamers from all parts due tomorrow
 be ready with your change to pay your
 freight bills.
 Black & FrInk of Marines, have started
 nrst-ciass butcher shop at Seymour, one
 oi me iIvliest towns in Arizona.
 Several teams loaded with four. shorts
 and barley for Mr. Ellis, the popular gro cery merchant, are enroute from Phenix.
 Hilterbrand O; the Agua Fria, has a fine crop of growing corn, which equals any thing he has had for several years.
 Frank shultz, good prospector, went out this morning to do assessment work on the Herman lode, which assays we'll in tree gold.
 Maj. J. !. Dana, formerly Chief Quarter master of the DeTartmsnto of Arizona is now nliing the same important position in New
 Dan Thorne, one of Prescott's whole | souled, energetic citizens, we are sorry to l state has been laidup for time with rheuma- tism.
 Mr. HeRgins, Chief Clerk in the Quarter masters Department at Whipple, is proba- biy the most efficient employe in the sery- ice of Uncle Sam.
 Jack Shull, who knows how to run a good livery, has good run His stables are always full and the same can be said of the managers of his stalls.
 k. C. Atkinson, of the Iron Spring Sta tIon, which, by the way, is one of the best Tn the county, was in town to-day making of necessary supplies.
 Belle Lynch, fpr many years female Democratic war horse Tn California, now . editing "our Paper" in Oakland, has "kick- ed over the traces and joined the Repub- ican party.
 LAS Dos REPUBLICAs, a Spanish Demo ;ratic organ, comes to us much enlarged and improved. It is q good paper for the ] and we wish i: success. There now Mir. Republica.
 Mir. N. Ross has decided upon the pur- ;hase ot steam hoistIng works, which he ! Mono quartz lodges which he owns in the Turkey Creek district.
 F. G. Parker X Co. have procured 225 cry excellent cedar posts for the building | T fence around the public square, accor- ling to their contract. These posis are a even feet long, x square, and very sub ' tantial.
 C. P. Stanton has recently been out to h he Copper Mines, Clifton, for the purpose Il f examining the property for eastern cap ti talists. who have an idea of investing in it. s ie made his report and received $500 for u 0 doing. O
 We had the pleasure of call, to day, n rom Doctor Geo. B. Abbott, late from Chi n ago, who comes to Prescott for the purpose - prachcipg his profession. The Doctor if kes our country and is willing to take his hances with other M D's in Prescott.
 l. tp le of tal, Iscoo,,,,,r lentful in the Prescott market, and the IL rice is modeTating. Heretofore, our vege- ]. Ible eaters have been compelled to pay all h, le way from ten to twenty cents per pound al 1T the same. x The Prescott Variety Troupe received bl ,sterday, from San Francisco, a horizontal st IT upon which Chas. Tackle wIll give the re lblic, on Saturday eve, specimen of ev- li iH utions. He is said to be equal to many su and his tricks alone arc worth ri e admittance fee. CT Tombstone District continues to send II. rth regular weekly shipments of builIon Id to near $40,000 per month ma County has many mines equally rich In th those of Tombstone, which are re- Fr wing proper attention and will also be bc nding out big bars Of bullion. inf The pineapple grows only three feet high, u,' .;r e plant producing one apple, but they an o' SO multiply from the root and around the so O SC. They generally fruit in about year. na' ,"' le plants can Do planted in beds almost sa' ;"' Ie onions, two feet apart. In hot weather nr ey require considerable cwater-Citizen. 0' The case of Mary M. Bean vs 5S lienors, ,: quiet title to Bradshaw Mill and Mining a. opcrty, has occupied most of the time oD o,. the Court yesterday and to-day. The P,' SC Stanley vs Martin. contested election ,ol Apache County, comes up for hearing on ,ru hv, )ndly next. IT It appears, according to the latest official Mt boris, that the total foreign commerce of E } United States tor the year ending June bes is as follows: Exports from the United IT ties for 12months, $1l5, 100000; imports, Pb, 80 000, ,006, showing balance m favor of , United States of $2S5, 5,000,0o0. It is Delleved that two or three different one npanies are willing to build the rail ex- T sion from Msricops, Gila Bend or any uec Ter point oR the Southern Pacific tO '-oi escoit, if it meets with inc apptohation our tax payers. We believe a road from Ell East would suit us the best, but if we al NN.