The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-10
THURSDAY.

The Dudley has No. 1 table.
 Herlinger has tony restaurant. Considerable epizootic around town.
 Wilson & Park keep good eating house , Mir. Thompson, of Lower Kirkland, is iu town.
 The residence of F W. Blake is receiving an addition to 1t.
 Several Prescott people are preparing to move out to smiihville. I Judge Fleury thinks of making visit to Oakland, Cal, this winter.
 Lindsay don't like this kind of weather It has bad effect on his ice
 Prescott is not quite as lively as our bus iness men would like to see il. A rich strike is reported in the Juniper mountains on the headwaters of the Santa Maria.
 A Mrs. Mccormick was the only passen. ger per Gilmer, Salisbury & Cos stage thIs morning.
 J. H. Behan, we understand, will open a bushes at Tipiop in the building of Martin Saffenburg.
 A great many citizens of Prescott would like to see Judge Fleury appointed Justice of the Peace.
 The freight teams of Greenup & Williams loaded al Maricopa the first of this week for Prescott.
 Hermann, who lost his house some time since by fire has replaced it with another much better.
 Ellis d; c. have fine assortment of goods coming in which they intend to sell at very reduced pnce.
 Henry Herbert, Deputy Sheriff, has re- turned from collecting trip to the country. Guess he didn't find much rhino. Levy E Co. arc making repairs on their property, Montezums street. Dull times don't deter them from going ahead.
 Coughs peaches are all gone, the last of them yielding to the raid made on them by several Prescott dam sells yesterday.
 Several strangers came into Prescott to- day from the direction of Mineral Park. They are looking for place to locate.
 Hon. T. J. BidweIl writes to Judge How ard, from New York, stating that ne would leave tor Arizona on the 25th of September.
 Still tue telegraph line between Yuma and San Diego is buried in the sand. Un- der proper management it ought to remain thus.
 The following passengers go out on the stage line of Gilmer, Salisbury dE Co. this evening: c. l.. McClintock, T. J. Butler and Mrs. Newell.
 The late rains have started the grass south of Prescott more than those which came in August. Around Date creek the feed is l said to be excellent.
 Times are duil enough, but when our California mail faIIs to connect for the | period three or four days, then the thing | becomes monotonous.
 The Peck Company purchased from NIT. Vigil, one day this week, several tons of salt delivered at their mill for Az cents per pound. It came from Apache county.
 Washington French has started one of the Dicest little grocery stores we have ever seeu in Arizona. He sells cheap, keeps good articles, and can be found opposite Hardin's blacksmith shop, West Prescott.
 The members of rhe Prescott Dramatic Club will please attend at the theatre, to- morrow, Friday, Oct. 10, at 7:30 r. M,, sharp, for rehearsal of Lady Audley's Se- cret" and "DeIicate Ground" By order of the manager.
 Isaac McMannis, who resisted Marshal Dodson yesterday, and made threats, was this morning taken before City Recorder Rush for examination, where he plead guilty and was fined $6O or thirty days in the City Prison.
 Marshal c. P, Dakc, who IS en route to California, has beepdelayed at Yuma three days on account of the washout on the rail road therefore he has had an opportunity of examining the sights" in and around Yuma.
 Assayer F. W. Blake has made a great many tests of ot ores from different mines m Yavapai County, of late, for Professor Maynard and Dr. Einhorn, both gentlemen Oelng neIe loohing at mining pTopeItg III the interest of New York syndicates.
 We hear of two or three mines that are to be worked very soon by rastra process. The ore from these lodges is free from sulpurets, pays $75 to the ton and easy to be taken from the lode, winch will make the en- terprises pay the gentlemen who are to start the wheel rolling.
 The washout on the railroad west ofTexas Hill was quite extensive, stopping all travel for three days, consequently, the last two coaches have not brought any mail. It is thought that Saturday, delayed mail mat Ter will come forward, as the cars are once more running on tune. IcE.-At last the frosty nights have made 'heIr appearance. This morning, ice was sisible on water, the vines were white with i, frost, and upon the approach of the morn q ag sun it disappeared, leaving vegetation | DTack snd wited, reminding Prescott Q people of the fact that winter is nigh st land.
 Marshal D5dson and his deputies are re- luired, by an order of the City Fathers, to noar their badge of office, consisting of