The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
MONDAY.

Joseph Melvin is in town from his home below Camp Verde. He reports frequent rains in the valley.
 Dave wambold, the famous negro min strel. died at Elizabeth, N. Y., of cousump- tioo, on Aug lst.
 F.w. Blake has been out to the Peck. A heavy rain fell over that section yester- day, causing the many streams to run wa ter as of old.
 FL. Brilrs team with fresh fruit fron his ranch south of Wiekenburg, arrived this morning unloading at the store of Mess Bones & Spencer.
 JIM KEESE OUr OF WnEAT.-A Chicago dispatch says: James R. Keeue has closed out of the wheat business 70 Chicago deal CTS and made a nice profit"
 Pafson Gilmore preached very interes- ting sermon last evening at the Marina street church in the pulpit of Rev. D. 5. Wright.
 James Stewart, tho popular and attentive stage man. came in yesterday from Mari copa. As yet no ram has fallen along the route from Peoples Valley to Phenix.
 As will be seen by an advertisement else where, the Arizona Lottery, advertised to have come off to-day in Prescott, has been withdrawn, and holders of tickets notified that their money will be refunded. | Two men, Matt. Schenback and Thomas l Merchant were killed near the Santa Rita mountains south of Tucson, on the 30th. ut. The killing is laid to Indians.
 We would call the attention of our read CTS to the advertisement of E. Stahl, who has elegantly furnished rooms to rent Call and examine the premises, gentlemen and you will find every thing clean, neal and comfortable.
 Several Theatre goers have asked for ar explanation of the conundrum, got eff or the stage on Saturday evening last, with reference to the Master of the Masoic Lodge and the Proprietor of shoe store.
 We give it up.
 A gentleman of high standing in thii community and probably better posted than any man in this county on Cllifornii
 politics' is of the opinion that Perkins wit 5 be elected Gov. of Cal. by large majority
 Such we should judge, also, from the pres ent indlcataOns.
 John Raible has purchased one half m { terest in the brewery at Tiger. It is sal that the article manufactured there sur ? passes that made in Prescott, owing proba lblv, to the water, which contains certaii
 properties especially beneficial in the man facture of good beer.
 s A private letter from exGovernor Saffor'
 written at Philadelphia, July 23rd, says; More Tiger stock has been sold in tn z East than Tombstone stock, and am gla' to learn that the Tiger is doing so well, a
 it corresponds with statements l have mad'
 of the property"
 HEARD FRox.-Mr. M. H. Knapp wh . dissnpeared from this section so mysteri
 ously some five weeks since, just on the ev of selling a mine for nice little sum, an !. for whom much search has been made an $ many theories advanced as to his where e abouts, has been heard from. He writes
 NIT. Clouch of Point of Rocks, and his tel
 ter is dated San Jose, Cal, July 18th. H '- is we'll and at his old home. q RAIx.-Considerable rain fell Tn th
 mouusains south of Prescott yesterday
 the forenoon, which. later in the da, t extendedio our tswn, causing the ditches an |. arrovas to run water to their utmost capaC l. Iity. Granite creek was filled from bank z bank for several hours, and at one time looked as though tie whole mountains, tin '- Der and all were coming down. Grass wi n now be plentiful and general good will fo D low from the welcome drenehing the cour l. try around has received.
 No TREASON IS IIfs'N.-During the pla! II on Saturday evening at the. Prescott The' 1T ter, Village Marshal Dodsou stepped int 70. the Green room while Starke was makin 'a his burlesque speech. aud as h's ear eaugf
 d few words abusive of the |. <. Constltt
 ton he rushed out, arrested the orato ,r seized him by the throat, turned hun roun ,r ana booted him of the stage, remarkin }, that no such Democratic talk could be to s. erated in thIs Republican country. k It won't de tO talk treason even in ful
 in presence of a 'sialwart' like Dcsison.