The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-01
SATURDAY.
Charming spring weather.

Charming spring weather.
 Most all roads leading to Prescott are now in pretty fair condition.
 !. T. Shull is putting the finishing touch on his BeE house.
 Mz. Dugas is on a visit to Prescott for tine first time in many months.
 Chas Yates is out again, looking more like bean pole than formerly.
 Mrs. J. W Kelsey and Mrs. C. W. Beach are preparing to make visit to the States soon.
 For mildness, healthfulness, etc, the climate of Northern and Central Arizona IS incomEarsble.
 Mir. C. F. Cate, accompanied by her little girl, left few days ago for Los Angeles, where she goes for her health.
 Andy Whitehair keeps a fine team and nice buggy which he let's on reasonable terms to careful reinsmen.
 Y&vapai Ceunty's Sheriff, Jos. R. Walker, has three deputies Tn the field, assessing property outside of Prescott
 AMr. Maxwell is preparing to visit the Ndn CpunIil Tor InG purpose of selecting a site for saw mill.
 Hon. A. C. Baker Is going to test the ex- tra pay business m the Supreme Court st Phenix. He is preparing msndaInus papers to be served upon Auditor E. P. Clark.
 Jacob Boyer and P. Cooney went south ward by last evenings Wiekenburg and Marioopa stage.
 John Barry and another man left this morning by Black Canyon stage.
 Mir Bancroft, of Lower Agua Fria, is pre- p&ring to visit San Francisco for his health. During his absence Mir. D. J. Monroe will have charge of his business.
 l. s. Randol, the advance guard of three large freight teams loaded with government freight for the Verde, arrived to-day. The teams will be in tomorrow.
 Henry Clay, descendant of the old original stock, is to take unto himself, the first of the coming month, Yavapai County's eldest young lady, namely, Miss Mary Ann Bucknlan, the first female child born III lav4pAi County
 Sir John King, of the Williams House, lost from his coat pocket, this morning, hls wallet CT memorandum book containing a check for sl75 and sl675 in change. The finder will be literally rewarded by return ing the same.
 The many friends of Mir Geo. Beckers will be pleased to learn that he has a chair in the tonsorial saloon of Tommy Milligan. Both Tommy and George are first class artists | in their business. as can be seen by the rush | they have both day and night
 T. Al. ofi Oak Greek, has the finest horse Tn this part | of Arizona, Young Rideman." Posters, just printed at this office, give full infOr- nation concerning spring and summer cam paign of the horse
 Hons C. P. Head and Hugo Richards, commissioners appointed to dispose Of esr- tain bonds of this county. will start out with q truthful statement of the various resources -at our corntx, % 2. ts lsse a true Idea of what favapai County is
 Geo Matlock and Mir Woodbridge came in last evening from Maricopa with their teams This morning they drove around to the business houses of Bones & Spencer, M. T. Herzov, l. Bashford X O., B. H. Weav- CT, John C. Campbell and other places, where they deposited their loading, consist tng of many good and handy things.
 Mfr McNary, who has the Bowers' station and ranch in Skull Valley. called at this ofice to-day. paid for his second years sub scription, like the good man that he Is. In this connection we would notify thetrsveling public that he keeps A hrzt-class station, where the hungry can find food and those wishing hay and grain can be accommodated. fgPRovKAEsrs. Masons, carpenters and painters are repairing the beautiful brick residence If MT. and Mr. \. B. Bowers, West Prescott. BIT. Frank C. Parker Is improving his house and grounds, West Prescott |, Judge Fleury, the pioneer of Prescott, Is . renovating the old Gubernatorlal mansion.
 M. F. W. Blake has men employed in his grounds.
 George W. Beckers Is adding tothe beauty of his premises. lc The Tombstone Nugget is little of when [ It says that the Editor of the MINER has , worn ''sickly smile ever since the ad I. lournment of the legislature. and that Pres ' ,ott is so dull 1t presents ''sepulchral ap- Never mind, NIT. Nugget, that [ 'mile Is Re; Rs ''sickly' AS your subtle ,rain leads ycu to believe. We are doing more job work than the Tombstone offices q nave ever done. As Cor the ''Aspulchral ap- 'earance" of the town, :t cannot te llOre ' cal than the name and population ef Tomb J tone suggest for that place, and we hayn't . 'old any Freddie mines, but We are happy ? md contented.