The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09

Business, civil and criminal. was quite brisk in Justice \. o. NoYes' court to-day Rev. Mr. Adams preached very interest,
 ing sermon last evening to a large audience
 There are two CT three poor families in
 this town who should be kindly remem- bercd
 The name of J. II. Marion and family ap-
 pears in the hotel register at the Brooklyn
 Hotel, $. r.
 The train Of John Lutgerding ualoaded to-day. It will take lumber to Phenix as return freight.
 We are pleased to know that Mrs Marks and Mrs. Doctor Kendall, two invalids, arc ! fast recovering.
 Hon w J. O'Neil made Prescott visit : to-day in search oi mining tools and provis- ions for his camp.
 There is 10 be a Leap Year party given in | Prescott aD5ut the 2Gth inst, on grard scale. Prepare for the occasion, gents.
 Mr. A. & Robbins, of Camp Annie, has gone to Maricopa fo, mill-wright 10 put his mill into working order. T. VI. Johnson returned to Verde valley yesterday, after a sojourn with friends In Prescott for several days.
 The Village Council will meet this even- ing at the office of Chas. E. Rnsh. All who have business with the "CIiy Dads" should remember the meeting.
 Stage Agent Pridham, of Gilmer Sails bury & Cos line, arrived per coach this morning, also, Mr. JilsoD, W. r. < Cos messenger.
 Mr Ritter, of Willow Springs. has moved his family inte West Prescott and will send three or four of his children to Rev. Mr. Winds school.
 MT. Wlngfeld of the Upper Verde is in Prescott He will summer ol the Mogollon mountain with his COWS and will enter into tLe dairy business extensively.
 We hear there will be achampion game of base ball at West Prescott. next Sunday, be- tween a Fort WhiPple nine and picked nine of Prescott.
 Ben Butler has his premises in the most elegant and cleanly shape. IL takes man $ hunger from h'm to just look upon the good things he has on his tables.
 The latest news we have from Mrs. Luke is that she is slowly recovering from the surgical operation performed last week in San Francisco.
 Nessrs. Kelly & Stephens, the popular stationery merchants, have all kinds of gar den serds in store. Send your orders or call in person.
 Hon. John J. Gosper, Rev. Mir. Adams, and several gentlemen from Philadelphia, | left this afternoon for SmithyIlle. They will take q look at the several mines in the | district
 Major Fowler, the energetic officer in charge of Uncle Sans funds as chief pay | master of this department, has recently | been on a visit to Fort Nohaye. He keeps he "boys in blue" well supplied with green backs.
 We have received the first and second numbers of the Tucson Daily Record. It $ quite large. contains great amount Of eadiag matter and We wish 1t long life md much success.
 Fred Maroncy of Thompson valley is lauiiug hay into town from his ranch and cling it tt $3j per ton of 2,000 pounds. \ good hay ranch isn't bad 10 take in this ec:ion of .,r:zona.
 CoLoRADo RIVER STEANERs.-The Gen raj Passenger and Ticket Office, Sun Fran isco, Cal, March 29th, 1880, notifies the LINER that a steamer will leave Yuma, saturday., April 10,h, for Camp Mohayc aad intermediate landings. , Mr. Riggs. who las considerable ability s writer, has left the EXpositOr office. The old ma-tadonIc was too much for him Q swallow. How repulsive this fellow Reilly can make himself, and yet he has the amb.ance of tac human about him.
 Pat Hamilton and Frank Murnhy Jeff ! his morning for a trip 70 the Santa Maria ! ouutry where MT Hamilton is interested ', ,ith a gentleman by the name of Lawlor l some fine mining property. These gen. emcn expect tO be absent about eight days. ' C. C. Bean. Mr. Grant and one or two ,hers left this morning for Antelope Dis net, where the mammoth copper deposits ' yist and are creating much excitement. ! his district is bound to come out as II onder if one half of what is claimed for a be true. - Bender has dropped the bell and taKen to i, le decanter. To-day, by purchase, he as o lmed control of the saloon formcr'- kept ' Louis DT-as. Who Wa take the bel! O ow: Give il to some good man. Where e Jimmy -bchind-the-S;oye z Governor Powers ;s in San Francisco on U S return to Arizona from Cleveland, Ohio. hitLc. he went, some time since, to attend II
 some business connected with mining b alters in this vIcinty. He will leave Mar II opa for Prescott on Wednesday or Thurs q " next.
 1 convection of Royal Arch Masons will I, , convened at the Masonic Hal on Fri a " evening, the 9th of April at 7l3 D. Tn. =, h Royal Arch Masons are requested to at 'i nd for the purpose of makIrg arrange q ents to organize chapter in this place. m Just now when our quartz mills should ' producing large quantities of bullion, h' ere seems 10 be stand-stll. Things m ouli be changed and that immediately. n: -cry quartz mill Tn the counIy should be h,
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