The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-22
THURSDAY.
Mir Miner, of Big Bug, Is in town.

NIT. Miner, of Big Bug, is in town.
 Abe Kiewe returned today, from hi ! Verde trip.
 ] Roll on, thou rumbling thunder and send ! the waters forth.
 Mrs. J H. Behan will return home from Mineral Park on Monday or Tuesday of the comiag week.
 \ great many fine large teams were being l,aiej '"-day in our city for the Camp oi i Prce A King, R. R. contractors.
 We are pleased to know, that the Pres.- dent coar.nGcs to improve daily. Our tele- grams are up 10 the latest dates.
 Mr Nile. is putting up valuable improve mcuts ol hIs premises. and soon he will have the most desirable house in Prescott.
 Billy Nanderbilt was up this morning from Chino valley. He tells us that Chino valley was a regular lake on the 10th. The incoming passengers to-day were Mrs Berge and Miss Frankie. Outgoing were, I. ]. knecht, John Flanley, Wm Ryan and John J. Jeileares.
 Bl'y Rhodes, formerly with Mir. Hall, at the Tragic butcher shop, IS now located at Flag Staff, to which place he will remove his family in few days.
 Prescott welcomed to-day de lightiul rain, which will cause vegetation to spring forth like magic. Rain Is always welcome in Prescott.
 Stages arrived from the south to-day with ou. aav Eastern mail. The cause IS at .r,huted tp the ditchlag of train twenty mil,s west of Tucson.
 Bsanaen & Co.,. square dealers, and cheap ia thcir prices. have in store an excellent assortment If groceries, and are continually aliing mure. Gp and see them.
 Apples in Northern Arizona seem to grow uI-r'y, aui the yield IS equally good with that "t kanSts. The cultivation of this fruit shpald be more generally attended to.
 Morris Lindsay. our extensive gardner. leaves for tiip to PheniN. Globe etc, to- mnrrpw. t. be absent about 20 days, during which time Genl. 0 Neil will be in charge
 Mrs. C. Douglas Brown sailed from New York on the 9th of this month for Europe. anl Is. ere this. with her mother III bon nie Scotland May her trip be pleasant one.
 The train of J. H. Lee passed through town today with baled alfalfa hay from the ranch of P. McA;eer Kirkland Valley. IL Wis delivered al Whipp.e on contract of sullivan & Cook.
 1 w--"u-loai of melons were on sale to- day iu "ug c.'y. They came all the way r. b.. - a r.. sl'np!ins aEd paying f,r sllne, considerable like q greenbAck.
 \ LITrLE GIEI.-Cirgnma Bourke informs us tha; d uiee l.ttie girl was born to her daughter. Mrs Potts, of Mineral Park, on the 18th inst, of which daddy and mammy are eS.reInly proud,
 \ J. N.s.a shipped to the line of r.,;l- roAJ yyst,rlay thirty five sets of cart har ness manufactured a: h,s shop. They Were of the very best material and make, hence vii! be ye5y s.r,iceahle.
 N E,li, a sl7cwd business man. can al- ways be found al his place of business, that i- Ae Is " hardly ever absent but when dl.y calls Lim away. Remember the Cap tain. Chss. Cohen sil politely attend to biz.
 M. T. Herc,g, ne noticed today, has on hand and ior sale grapes and peaches from >.lc E.yer. bears and l.,umbs from Sacr.- ne,ro, Cal. and apples from the orchard of Judge Brooks. near Prescott. Try his fresh fruit.
 Tucson people are as,tating the question "f ha1.u. county fair. Now We see no reason why lavauI county should not take In.5Iatnsy s,vf,tovTds getting up a fair, and }; ue-I be let II be d Territorial arrange m-ht.
 h E.':s, If our town. has young boy ai., I, ay>,iEsi 'p become Webster, Clay. ! Fitch. o. iseil.r,saa Inger,l lecdnmanage .n"rc large. who-stle words. fus d to, Q: his years than any other this side of the great Missouri River.