The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
THt RsDAY.
Tie weather at last savers of summer.

l iaff N@AtANl AA taeL eANNIs gi eAiuulEl-
 Miss Ninaie Atkinson is in town from Iron springs, visiting friends.
 The saw mill of Messrs Clark S Adams will start up about The lst of June. Ce.vD Jackson, sn .'old timer" and hon orcd citizen, we are sorry to state is quite ] Ili. in ;Ict confined to his bed
 Potatoes are not tn be purchased in the | Prescott market. The last sold brought 10 cents per pound.
 The name of Hinson Thomas appears at the masthead of the Tucson Daily Record Thomas is a lively hand at hunting up news
 The placcrs of Weave. still continue fo produce plenty ot gold dust. AS high a, SEQ per day to the man was taken out last week.
 Mr. Frank Nesdor, the accomu oiating. competent and active agent at the stage office of GIlmer, saiisUuT k Co. has gone on trip 10 Msricopa.
 Mr E. Martin csn,e up from Antelope yesterday, after his family, which has been here for sometime receiving medical Urea l. mcut
 We have been sDxiouslv awaiting news from tue new mill in Crook Canyon, winch was Co have started up on Monday or Tues day.
 Attention is directed to the advertisement "To Rent" of two houses on Mccormick street, and an elegant room on Marina street. Mrs. MelSin, the owner, can give all psrticulars
 We have seen the photograph of the new Mrs John C. Campbell, which strikes Us as being that of very pleasant person, although it shows an expression charac- teristic of the SoutherneI, to which class she belongs.
 We have received the first number of the new paper published at PInai City. Pinal county, by Reymert & Head. It Is quite spIcy and devoted principally to the inter e,ts of the county m which II is published
 Mir Samuel Smith, one of our best citi- zens and wool growers, hss shipped 5000 pounds of wool to San Francisco from 1890 sheep, six lbs per fleece. This is certainly a good showing, and proves Arizona 10 be a good country for sheep raising.
 Postal Agent NcKusic has gone back Co California after fixing up mat matters sat iSfactorily in Southern Arizona. We were il hopes that he would visit this section and arrange for putting s mail on from St. Joseph, Little Colorado, to St. Johns, bctare leaving 'he Territory.
 McCoRNIcK-Wc are told that Hon. Levi Bsshiord will be unable to attend the Re publican National Convention at Chicago m Jure, and that his place will be filled by Hon. R C. Mccormick, Delegate at large. With NIT. Mccormick in attendance Arizona WiIl be ereditably represented.
 CURTIS Saw Mul-Tae last of the ma chioery belonging to the saw mill of Mr Geo, W. Curtis, which is being removed 10 1 LyHx Creek in the midst of q magnificent ! forest of pine, passed through town to-day. From the new piuery which has never been Culled over. Mir C. will be able to turn out vory superior quality of all kinds of lumber
 LAWYERS RErURNINc.-A letter from . lion. Clark Churchill, dated at Mineral ] Park, May 18th, informs us that the last case on the calendar WAS then being tried VIZ. N. II. Hardy vs Brcon X Spear, for the conversion of certain taliings. Churchill ,S Hamilton for plf, and Rust. Tweed and Davis for iefts. Mir. Churchill thinks the Prescott people will return and arrive at home ou Saturday or sunday.
 The testimony in the land case between Moeller and Sanford, whi,h has been taken down at ihe land office iu Prescott. during the last ! days, covers 800 pages of closely ! written ioolscap, and IS the most extensive of any ever taken down in Arizona We would advise the commissioner at Wash ington, to whom this Tle of evidence is to F be referred for his decision, % make peace with his Maker and have his will carefully
 arranged before entering upon the srduous
 ta-k of perdsal and study oi its merits.
 As the City of Prescott has a large fund ' ou hand in the Treasury. and no IwmcdI- ate necessity for it beyond the usual neces-
 ssry cvp-usrS, We think it would be wise for our City Dads to place the city taxes at ! 8 nominal figure. It Is useless to have q large amount of money in thc City Treasury idle. and -tiA place taX on property owa-
 CTS that would further increase the amount E and that too in the face of the present dull e timCs. ' Ladies. Misses and Childrcn's fine shoes - made to order nndwarrauted to please ths mos; fastidiotIS, and at san Francisco price, lat \. J. Masou's, next deor to the Bank