The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-15
MONDAY.
Mr. March, of Biz Bug, is ill Prescott.

Notice tO lax Payers e4se"Aefe III lAe MINKK
 The Washington Post of July 2d says: Jerome E. Hawley was yesterday appointed 0auger for the Territory of Arizona
 DIscREPENcY-The is difference of about 20 minutes between the time at Whipple and Prescott. (Which Is correct!
 Two arrests for disorderly conduct, with fines in each case, Is what we find on the docket of City Recorder Rush, since Saturday.
 Just now, the nights in Prescott are de- lightful. Italy with her soft blue skies Is nowhere compared tothat of Mortimer ArIzona-
 From the number of assay certificates We print for Mr. E. Stahl we should judge that the assaying business with him IS fouTlshing
 Six bars of unstamped silver bullion, weighing :}55 pounds, arrived this P. M- iron the Tuscumbia, as the result of their hrst clean up.
 We hear talk of opening a new road to the railroad via Pine ranch, Gospers fish pond etc. to the old crossing of Hells Canyon. Don't think 1t will do.
 Hon. John G Campbell will please accept thanks from the MINER for late Washington plpers containing accounts of the attempted assassination of President Garfield.
 The steamer Gila left Yuma. for up-river ports, on last Tuesday morning. She took up ten tons of hay for the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad surveyors. Free Press.
 Rev. G. H. Adams seems to be quite busy in the southern portion If the Territory. Twice since he left. has he been at Phenlx, still he did not extend his travels to Prescott.
 MT. Horn has returned with his family and settled down in Prescott. We welcome these good people to our midst, and would remind others that there Is more room left.
 A few days since Dr. Linceln was offered for a colt ten days old, of the Morgan and Leyisthan stock, SlJ0. Where E Gosper and his Hambletonian, Wiseton Duke and Berkshire animals
 The merchants of Prescott are about to unite in the building of powder magazine some distance from the city limits, and thus guard acains: calamity such as that which befcl Tucson few days since.
 Nr Cum, of the Epitaph, who lost his es.imable wife a few weeks since, has again had his heart saddened by the death of his little daughter, which happened III the City of Washington few days since.
 Al different points along the Mogollon range. at high elevations, where the mdpals formation predOminates, and where no one ever supposed mineral to exist, has been found several large silver lodges.
 Chino Valley people are in town. They repQrt but little rain in that section. In fact fayapai County has been uiserabiy sighted by the Giver of all things thus far this season, 50 far as rain Is concerned.
 Rev. MT Hunt. in his sermon last eve nina. touched mp tine public shool system Tn Arizona and elsewhere, riai.lt::.i;:g, that upon the education If the young of the land hung thc future destiny of the American Nation
 Owing to a treab iE the telegraph line be- tween Marico2a aud Tucson, the MINER IS without its usual telegraphic news II is ta be regretted, as our peuP!s are all anxious 10 know the condition of President Garfield.
 SOLD OrT.-We are informed that Dennis May. one of the owners in tEe MINER mlne and In,ll, Heepes' Valley, has sold his stock in the same to the Bed Rock Ainins Com pany for 40 cents per share, amounting to eleven thousand dollars
 The question that very naturally and rightfully preseiits itself to the minds of tax payers and others .ho fepl al interest in Arizona. IS this: What has been done about the printing of the laws passed by the last legislature,
 LATEST NEws.-Yavapai County is to be- plugged up by Rossiter W. Raymond. We breath easy however over the threat, as It will take the boy a long time to make and shape the plugs Don hit Us too hard dear Rossitor. Hit us with anything save the tall Of the Comet.
 Mrs. Clarissa Green and her daughter, Mrs sheriff. returned to Prescott on Satur- day evening from California. after an ab- senee If over one year. They returned much improved Tn health, and may pos siLly decide to remain PeT1nanently J Tn Pres colt, where ,Aey have considerable real es- tate.
 The people If Mineral Park, place des- tined to rank ere long with the best mining caInps on the Pacific Coast, IS soon to have newspaper, MT Cureton having negotiated with the MINER for material with which to start the same. The paper Is to bear the name, Ala Arizona.
 AT SHERiFFs SALB.-A span of mules. harness and buckboard were sold at SherItfs sale to-day in front of the Court House, to satisfy Tn part judgment held by George S. Foster rs the Star Stage Line. The mules we,e hid in by MT. Head for sls5; the har- ness for $l5 and the blackboard by Mir. Pine for SG0.
 OrE ABSENT. Mr N A. Stephens and family are passing the summer months very r'4aSantiy usar Santa Barbara. Mrs. Geo. W. Curtis Is in San Francisco. " C Bash ford and wife are in the State of New York, Mrs. R. H. Burinister is at Oakland Miss Rice Is m Alabama NJ. II. Sherman Is yisiting his father in the stat1 Of New urk. Mr.. Judge II. II. Carter and sirs. koli Miller are m Illinois and Mrs. C. W. Beach and mother are spending The summer on the River St. Lawrence.
 Mr>Ic BY THE WHoLE>ALE.-If there hap tsus to exist a person m all the land who doubts Prescott not having more wholesale music than any city or town of cqUa! size m th. United States. We would invite that person to call around at the corner of Cor tez and Carlton streets any night at tsn O clock and listen to the ten or fifteen G-hoTsc cos bells keeping time to the movements of the industrious animals. from whose necks these charming instruments are suspended. No man can sleep with such delightful notes waiting upon ths breeze. penetrating the dpr,ratoriaI realms of aa ourIasei communi- tr Oh, you naughty, naughty COWS
 HrEr- Last n;cht alnut one o'clock J.