The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02
SATURDAY.

Doctor Ains1ortl, is gradually improving and vii Ce oas again next week.
 Geo. Berry Is in town from the Hassay- amPa.
 Ma. Nash, of Hslrs Canyon Station, is in town.
 Mr. Berry, live man from the tunnel, is in town.
 Col. Hut is preparing to take 9 load oi freight to BI1nLen & Co. $ store, Flagstaff.
 Mir. White, a stock man, is in town from Crazy Basin.
 Five Salt Riyer teams with barley for L. Bashford C Co unloaded to-day.
 Geo. II. Cnrry is selling many goods ir his line and meeting with deserved success
 Dan Stevens. Of Kerens & Grifith's stage line, has gone south.
 MT. Cook, of Williamson Valley, was il with a fine load of hay to-day.
 Barley and wheat sold by the wholesale to- day in Prescott at four cents. This make: it good for Salt River farmers.
 Several loads of merchandise was sent tc various R. E. contractors on the A. & r. to-day.
 Sheriff Walker notifies the tax payers that the time has arrived for paying the levy up' on them for this year.
 Iron poles are being placed in the ground between Wickenburg and Phenix for the Military telegraph line.
 D. Levy leaves on Monday next for San Francisco for thepurpose of laying in large stock of merchandise.
 Work on the old freight road west of Kirkland valley. to Martinez, Is much needed and We would recommend that MT. Ritter be appointed Road Overseer
 4 good cssrriage and wagon factory i'll Prescott with a No l, mechanic to establish It would pay and besides would be a great convenience.
 News reacl4es as from Wickenburg that a party of soldiers of Wickenburg became in- toxicated. captured Peoples saloon and de molished the same.
 Hon. ClaIl, Churchill leaves for Mohave county on Monday next to attend to pri- yate business connected with mining ill., terestg in that section.
 C.P. Head E C.. were the lowest bidders for furui,h.u,s the Government with lS0, 900 lhs. of barley. at Ca-ap Garfield The price being SEAS Der hundred pounds,
 Its ah,as tlns our fellow citizens, Hon J q Camrbel and Wm. Vernon, were put ting in an appearance, as they were to have left Washington about the 2Oth of August.
 We were sloRn to-day. Ly Judge Howard, a beartiful picture of two love'y orphan chil- drrn. beng thoseofthe lateT. J. Bidwell, who had many warm. persional friends all over Arizona.
 Dave Norris. an old timer in this section of OUT far territory, put in an appearance today. the iirst time for many months. Prescott las charms which brings everybody to her liW.Js.
 Charley Hopkins took out to Mee's Camp, Pine F.st to-day, large lot of supplies. Yesterjay ae brought in with his pack train the goods and other articles belonging tC MT Shekels oi Tiger.
 Joe Marr famous as a sutler merchant and'icr plauy yu.,:s connected with the Verde store of C. i. Bead < Co, Is Ill town look ing bale aAl heaTty. He will return on Monday.
 West Prescott is improving wonderfully, and the east Hi'l have to look well to heI laur.ls. Geo w Curtis Is deserving oi much credit for the building up of the young city west of Granite Creek.
 Willard Rice Is doing the city. He brought ia q. bcaGtifal specimen of stone, which I,5lsne> equal to the finest marble in tine word. Just what I Is We are unable to state. bu. bel eve IL will become valuable to work into ornamental designs, etc,
 Fragments fl, m the Hasssyampa flood ard wreck were brouh; to Prescott this morn ing. Outside of the grain sacks of D. Levy * Co. and a few boxes of canned goods, nothing was worth much. The fine cigars of Head {S Co are almost worthless
 Tl.e man whom We mentioned a week or two since as L1sing been injured by light niag west of Big Chino valley, we are in- formed s m Ialr way to recover. The lightning struck him on the temple, passed down to h's stomach. where 1t divided. rum ming down each linh. burning hls thighs and also complete ring around each ankle
 We were shoaH by Col. C. P Head. this moruin. 8 Ene loJ "f peaches grown upon the ranci nf Mr. Iluugh Point of Rocks. We had a ,uIi ,sity tu know what one of the giants wc.gled and found II raised the beam Q; the scales ir rhe l2 cz notch. He has raised p,rcaes tlis year which weighed two ounces nioie tina" the pac which came under our o,ls,rsati'r.