The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-30

Sage Agent Stephens, of Eerens t Grif 6tk's stage line, came in this morning
 4 Grand Ball is to be given al the City Hall on the 24th of Juae. St. John's Day. Ars. Jake Marks, who has had loae asd serloas spell Of siekness, is reported someShst better to-day.
 proTemenss on his residence, facing on Aon- { tezuma and Carlton streets.
 We hear thar Doctor Ainsworth will pot change stations for the present, as was previously stated in the MINER
 The Tucson Citizen, quite rightly, in its las; issue, gives fellow by the name Q! Oates an OyerhauliDg.
 Miss Lane, daughter to Mir. J J. Lane, of Sycamore, is visiting with friends in Prescott.
 John RaibIe contemplAtes making yalua- ble and necessary improvements to his | brewing establishment this summer.
 We hear that Mr. Chas Wurth, of Raible 6 Wurth, will take charge of the brewing business at the Tiger this summer.
 A large Eastern mail came through this morning, the first for several days, owing to the snox blockade in the Sierra Neyadas.
 Messrs. Eckhof S Riecker, Civil Engi- nefrs, are makiBg sketches of the Groom Crssk mines lately bonded by A. NJ. Smith and others.
 Master Johnny Stephens met with quite a mishap few days since, receiving severe bruises, by beng thrown from q bronco horse al Chino valley.
 The Messrs. Bra ler Brothers write tO us, from San Jose, that they were making a living there, something they were unable to do m Anzoas.
 Mr. J. D. Cook will. On the isi of May, again take charge of the milk wagon, the young man going to the dairy ranch al Black canyon.
 J.N Simmons is gradually recovering from his long spell of sickness. His DumerOus friends will be pleased to sec him out again.
 The Arizona Democrat is about to change Its quarters to the old county building. We are pleased to know that this property is to give us a revenue.
 Hon. Pat Hamilton has kindly volun- ieered to procure statistics, etc, to be used by the Railroad Committee on their visit to Topeka, in the interests of Northern Arizona
 Fred Brecht, the pioneer blacksmith Of Prescott, keeps busy pounding iron, fixing blows, repairing wagons, shoeIng mules, horses, e.c.
 Mir. Hszeltine, very exemplary and trustworthy young gentleman, for the last three years in the store of Wm. M. Buffum, has taken a position in the Bank of Arizona
 Sister Monico, of St. Joseph Hospital and teacher ia the Sisters School, we hear Is quite sick, in consequence of which no school has been held fUr two or three days.
 Miss Mattie Tucker, who has acquired quite knowledge of the art of printing, has taken a school at Florence. Miss Mat tie is good teacher, as well as type setter.
 Joe Crane, the popular told standby" sa- loon boss, has been making changes in the Diana which makes it one of the incest and most comfortable places of resort Tn Prescott.
 If has the appeaTance of rain, above. to day. Something needed for the benefit of granger, stock ralser, mine and all who live in this section ot Uncle Sam's domain.
 Ben Butler, the enterprising proprietor or the City Restaurant, is sending out his large cards to different sections for the pur- pose of advertising hIs business-a good idea.
 Farmers in Yavapai county are just abou, as busy at present as men possibly can be putting in corn and potatoes, of which they expect to harvest large crops this fall The prospects for farmers are very fiattering
 Hon. w s. Head and George w Bowers returned to-day from visit to the Santa Maria country. While there these gen tlemen examined gold mine belonging to Wm. GIlsoD, of Date creek, which Is thought to be very rich.
 MAY DAY PARTT-The young folks (and old) are to have a May Day party at the City Hall, Saturday evening, to which in- vitations are being seat out. Tickets for the party,s 1.50.
 We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Marion and Mrs George Baakhart have not found the change of climate in Washington Terri tory beneficial to their health, and they are thinking quite seriously of returning home 10 Prescott.
 We are pleased to hear that Mrs. W C.. Bashford made the trip from Prescott to Maricopa without incident or accident, and that her health improved from the time she departed until she reached and took pas sage on the cars.
 Tine widow Of James M Stokes, who was drowned n Granite creek beIow Fort WhIp- pie, is making efforts to secure certain property in Australia. and to that end has sent to Prescott for affidsvils substantiating his demise.
 General Wilcox was stIll at Mohave when tie last mail left that place, waiting to hear from the Indian Agent at the Colorado river reserve as t0 whether the Chimhueva Indians, who killed Galloway. had been sur rendered over to the authorities for trial. 1 and perhaps punishment.
 There IS report quite current around l town to the effect that the NayaiOe Indians are somewhat unruly, and would not mind ] going On the war path just for change ! Don't think the report has a founuation l worth consideration. If they want to fight, | however, it is quite possible that the gov l ernment will accommodate them to their 1