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How quiet the cave grew, presently;
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Two curtains white, with their fringes
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Were walking softly in Slumber Street.
st. Nicholas.
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7l5 and III Market St, Philadelphia
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
TUESDAY.

A llrge dairy business has just been starte' up at Kirkland Valley.
 Archie Mcbride is at Tuscon, so we see b the papers of that city.
 Mrs. J. L. Hall has several pairs of canar, birds for sale.
 The welcome rain made Prescott and 1t people pleasant visit to-day. Come again
 The property owned by the NJ. E. Churcl in Arizona reaches to the value of S33, 900 and the membership 2J0.
 Louis Dugas a regular Bonaparte French man and honest granger of Lower Agus Fria, IS in town to-day. Sheriff Behan, of Cochise county, we sst by the Tombstohe papers, has gone into tho livery stable business Tn that city.
 The principal towns of New Mexico are raising funds for Pat Garrett, for services to the Territory in killing Billy the Kid.
 A good American laundry where clean washing can be procured would be a valu- able addition to the industries of Prescott.
 We learn that the barn of O. Allen, of Big Chino, accidentally caught fire few days since and was totally destroyed. Loss about 500.
 A dispatch from Benson states that the A. T. X $. F. graders arrived there Friday morning last an1 commenced work towards Tombstone.
 The rain thus far at Point of Rocks has , been quite light, in c 'nsequence of which the corn crop of Mr. Cook and others have suffered considerable.
 Tombstone is being rapidly built up again, and Tn another month stranger would not know that fire had ravaged the town. So . says the Epitaph.
 No, it never rains in Arizona. The moisture in Prescott would put a web-foot fror, Oregon to thinking about looking af ter the laurels of that moist land. The rain causes vegetation to grow with ~onderful rapidity. Even bedbugs take advantage of the growing season and swell up to the size of.an ordinary poodle dog
 Granite Greek got on d regular bender to- day. At one time 1t seemed as though the whole country south of town was about to come down on trip cf pleasure to the Capital.
 We learn from parties who have just re- turned from Colorado and New Mexico that Arizona IS well spoken of by the capi- falists, and IS thought to be the coming country
 The Laws of the Eleventh Legislative Assembly have at last been printed and made their apppearance. The work was done m San Francisco and mechanically Is good enough but very cheap.
 The lecture this evening, by Professor Aston bids far to be grand treat to lovers of slid information. He comes here with reputation as speaker and instructor equal to the best talent in the United States. His lecture this evening at the City Hall, com ncnces at s o'clock. Let all turn out.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
THURSDAY.
Granite Crcek is again fcrdabIo.

Granite Creek IS again fordabie.
 Teams to haul supplies to the R. R. ar Tn great demand.
 Good family flour in Prescott Is selling a s 00 per 100 fbs.
 Professor Aston, the lecturer, departed for the south today.
 There was a social dance given in Wes Prescott las. evening.
 Now is the time to plant turnIps, beam and Hungarian grass seed.
 The Garfield hats are all the rage in Pres cott. There are several classes.
 Acker X Smith, popular meat merchants have laid m supply of fine fat veal.
 Gus Bolin and brother, from Tiptop and Antelope station. are m town. J. H. Lee has been notified to ill hi, wood contract at Camp McDowell.
 Deputy Sheriff Reevis has been indisposed for several days with rheumatism.
 Good tame barley and wheat hay can now bc bought in the Prescott market at $20 per ton.
 Again the washouts on the R. R. pre- vented the great [. S. mails from coming in
 We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Alfred Allen is quite indlsposed, and IS under the care of an M D.
 Albuquerqe. New Mexico, has gained 5000 white inhabitants in one year, owing [" ths iron horse.
 Six months more. and freig,Iting over the route from Prescott to Maricopa will be one the by-sones.
 Mir. Cook, of Williamson Valley, reports everything in that section as quite lively. Grass farm produce, etc, look we'll.
 Mcs.rs. Rodgers and Allen are to engage m the mercantile business on the line of the railroad. which IS [" pass near their ranches.
 It IS reported that several grown people are suffering from whooplng cough. We vhoop, however. the rumor is unfounded.
 The funeral of the late John White, of Flag Staff, murdered on the eve of the 26th inst. by Ryan. will take place this evening.
 The Tipt ID mine is showing better than ever Timbers are being hauled from town to place the shafts and drifts ill good order.
 James Guild, with Mrs c. al the head of the culinary department, sets a iirst-clas, table. where all can appesse craving 
 woman cannot put on any side saddle style when she g,es m swimming. She has either got tn klck out Ike a man or get drowned.
 Mecs mill is running regularly and the hulhon yield Is cNee!iou;. hence all hands l are coutcat-l ani luvt'y. while the goose ! 4-us- h,eh. Thc Conmandng General In, placed the : MINXR under obligations for late and cheer | ing news in rcgori c. the condition of Presi- i dent Garfield. A Br,ru. The store of Nj Guldsatcr | < Sr1 is perfect gem and would he a credit l cu Market, hsany. Montgomery, or any l other hlsh- toned street III San Francisco.
 Hathaways wharf. from which all the high toned and high -pres>ured steamers sal daily. stood the rccent great hDods with nut finchlng
 Hen fruit is selling at 75 cent. per dozen in Prescott It IS poor fruit al best, and We would advise our friends to dispense with the luxury until the price comes down.
 J. L. Fisher continues to sell goods cheap. lsing no doubt tp the good nelghbors sur roundia4 Lin.. Daley upon one side and C. F. Cate ou the other. bush mixers and dis 'cl,scrs of the best brands If 0. B. Joyful
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
Appollinaras water at the Cabinet. ie25

WooD.-Lieut. Wotherspoon. the truly able, gentiemanly and efficient Acting Chief Quartermaster of this Military Department. will, tomorrow. Saturday, at Headquarters. receive bids for furnishing 100 cords of soft wood at the new camp on Walnut Creek. bids to be opened at l2 M The wood is to be of good quality, and those who may think they can furnish 1t for a trihe. will he mis- taken. Government IS able and willing to pay fair price, which fact bidders should not forget.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
Murdered.

Two bosses on the line of the Atlantic 6 Pacific k. R, by the name of Ryan and White, had some words Tuesday, when Ryar procured gun and shot White, kill ing hln instantly. The brother of White and another man were present when the shooting va, done. They immediately caught the gun and took it from Ryan, whom they allowed to escape, no doubt through the excitement of the moment White was brought into Prescott and buried. Effort. will be made to arrest the murderer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
l. O. O. F.
Installation of the Officers of Arizona Lodge No. T.

The officers of the above named Lodge were installed last evening by Clark Church ill, D. D. Grand Sire for Arizona. The names of the officers installed for the next term are as follows: N. G., ". H. Smith; V. G., William Wilkerson; Rec Sec, Chas. B. Rush; Per. Sec, w. H Throne; Treas urer, F. K Ainsworth.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
Imported Ginger Ale at the Cabinet. je2;

From recent military orders, we glean the followinp: general Court Martial Is to meet at Grant, August 9th.
 First Lieutenant F, Non Shrader, l2th Infantry, IS appointed signal officer for this department, station, Prescott. He IS an officer of good ability and will, of course, attend to the weather and telegraph matters in an abble manner
 Second Lieutenant E. F. Wilcox, 12th Infantry, Is going to Verde on public busi- ness.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

Lafayette P. Nash, of Tonto Basin, who recently sold one oi his mines for S2O, 600, is in town. He reports favorably from that section. He condemns the killing of old man Hook by one of his step-sons, with whom he had no words or difficulty what ever, as reported in the Phenix papers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
Milk punches at the Cabinet.

The wel!-known Copper Mountain mine of Mr. I. W. Boggs has been purchased by Messrs. Taft & StoddaId, on the recom- mendation of Prof. Blake, of New Haven, who came out here in Mir StGddards $ inter est, and made an examination of the prop erty No one who has not seen this mine can form any iiea of the extent and richi. ess of its veins, the main opening showing twenty feet of very high grade ore, some of which has milled over 70 per cent copper The ledge Is also rich in silver.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

SILVER BULLION. NIT. Jas. Nee. super mtendent of the Tuscumbia Mill and Mine. IS again Tn Prescott. He brought in i've bars of tine bullion. which Blake & Co. will ship to San Francisco. The mill is, of course, running and paying. Mir Nee Is an old and successful miner and mill man. whose success rrj"icea his numerous friend.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
HONEY. THE BLACKSMITH.

"As of tI my smithy I'm hio~iEg my fire.
 And of eaTti and water making my shoee, All tte vCr q hk- the spa kr sec upward spir~,
 And tU this n rfecton I cannot but chOo,e. When oEc@ on the srNIl my work have got. Never fsll, air. to striks when the iron is hot. In scar, hius my heart should hui intend
 Some good to myself or another to d., To s'gsSe the disrrer sed un, --if to amend.
 Oh ws'ch The h.igut time when the IaTFc.e snsH
 siOS
 For h4i IIrss- h.tg- oI the moment [ vet, 1T I ,ii not Co strike vhIIe the ircu iA hot. when'er hy n v sulithy you haII~n % pass,
 Ant heal oD "a AtiVI my hammers loud clsng, I4is truth Ia your mtui d. not fN t0 rrn~srr~s
 IrAr heard from blacksmith hilth.ly he sang Y g'<8 To- y.ar asHs b, TA1fsusT vosr To-: NIstE FAII, srs. STEER WHILE Inr spp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
Cabinet punche. at the Cabinet, ie13

On Monday, Mr. stoddard, of Hartford, Connecticut, shot an eagle, whose nest was discovered Tn one of the highest peaks near the old Aztec ruins, about two miles north of Copper Mountain, and on claim belong ing to him and NIT. Taft, of Big Bug. As the prze was secured d second eagle. pronably the mate of the first, appeared, but was not brought down.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

AGAIN, No MAiL- Going to the Post Office this afternoon, We learned that the Black Canyon stage arrived all right, but without any Eastern or California mail mat ter, owing, of course, to injury to track of \. r. K k. There are now due here tive Eastern and three California mails Won't r. NJ. and people have busy time of 1t when these delayed mails reach themi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
Milk Punches at the Cabinet.
jie25

The Supervisors and their clerk are still hard at work equalning the assessment rolls of the county. The work, they think, will be completed tomorrow.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

FURNuIRE AT Co>T-E. Stahl. intending .o give his whole attention to other business. will sell hi: entire stock of bedroom and par Tor furniture, etc, at cDst for casa. Parties deairing furniture cheap should avail them. sel,cs If this opportunity. n23-,f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

The Territory of Arizona. plaintin, CHAgLEs 2. FowEN aud EDWIN l. hs"wLts, copartners under the firm name of Bowen, Knowles & Co, also improvements on lots g, A and 3s, In Bl'ck i5 in the Villa e of Prescott, ln said County of YGvApl defts.
 Under and by virtue of order of sal, and issued out of the District Court Of the Te,ritor, of Arizona. in and for hs County Of Yavapai i'm in. above entitled action. whersn the Tertory Of Arizop. e above nantd eAiutif ,obttne judgrnett n1 de r,, ior core of tax rn against the above lmed defe nd ans, Charles E. Bowen and Edwin | Hnowlss cor.rt- nerr, doing business under the firm of Bowen, hnlwes Co.,. al-o Improvements Lots g, 3l and 6, Block l5, in the Village of Prescott in .aid County of Iavapa which said Ju gmen. aud cree i. duly r. corded in Hook 2 of tad District Court H page. s(ya BIO, 3ll, 3l2 and 3l3 commanded to sri that cer in prolersy, tC-wi
 Al singular the iuproyem ~uts on lot. n "A ana 3S In b!ork i5; said Improvements being on the south 35 feet Of each of said lots B. q and s. in bloeh ia and facing TortrZ and Union sireess aud known as the BOweu, Knowles Co. store situate in the I. lage Of Prescott. iayspli County, Arizona Territory O. much thereof may be n-c.s. ry ,o s.,sYy ..t doiiars s5lDo and s1ed costs amount ng to forty four and sixty hundrs''N- @-u7rs t&t srIOol ana eIpen.e- of sale and ~ uiAs costs.
 fuDhc Notice is hereby s..r.. .,.-G on SATURDAY, AUGUST 20rH, A. D, 1881,
 Arl2M, of ths day in front Of the Court House door, in the Fillace of Prescott, in sad County of Ysysp. will sell the above described property public auction Co the highest bidder for oash to satisfy said execu,on and all costs.
 JOS. R. WALKER, sh.rr.
 Per L. B. ST. JAsH-, Deputy. Prescott, July 29th, IssI ja
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
Hub Punches at the Cabinet.

It IS a curious fact that Uncle Harris has made himself many enemies among the jew elers by reason of his cutting down the prico of goods, and whenever they get chance to inspect any article that they suppose comes from him, they do all they can to under. value it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

Recorder Wi!korson and his deputies are recording great many documents. amoug which, We. to-day. noticed d,s,,s ot lands adjoining Pro.sott and lots in Prescott. from Mrs. Virginia \. hnch. to L. B.shfuri X O.. and Mes.r, Rush ,< Wells.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

Whitehair's feed yard, in front of Fishers blacksmith shIp, is doing paying business. The large corral, stalls, etc, are filled with horses, mules and wagons.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

G. W. Curtis has large force of car. penters putting upa frame house on lots near City Hall, West Prescott, which DOT. tion of the town Is considered the best for residence7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

Ths health of the people of Prescott aud surrounding c"tmtry IS said to lee good. Wh"oping cough Is playing 8 tnal engage ment, anu there Is not at present any other malady m our mountain air. Still, people will consult health and happlues, by keeping wells, ttc, pure,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

To parties in need of Blacksmithinp that don't require credit go to J. Howey
 mh7 Wall paper iU cts a roII at Goo. s. Porter's Choice dairy butter, maple sugar and ma pei syrup and Thurber's double cream cheese at P. E. Brannen S Co.'S. al9tf Miners picks, steeled, for sl 25 cash by J. Howey mh7 Howey for horseshoeing. mh7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

J. L. Hall & Co, Prescott butchers, have received good lot of beef cattle from the range of Mir. Geo. Banghart, Chino Valley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

A. J. Mcdonald, Julius Poser and An sam arrived here last evening, by G. S. & Co. s stage, from Msricopa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

Moonologists, of Prescott, say we may eI- pect short dry spell, ss the first quarter or the new moon started out of dry quart i-r-the West
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

Monday next will be steamer day. Col lection hends will be numerous and make it interesting for all who owe great and small bills.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

A handsome reward will be paid for any information that will lead to the identity of the person who took Jack Woodman's shep- herd dog.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

The Territorial Prison Commissioners having called on Territorial Treasurer T. J. Butler, for S7 900 of the S20, appro- priated by the last Legislature, for Prison purposes, that officer is now having printed at this office 28 s25O bonds, for immediate
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

Ackers X Smith make speciality of fat untain beef. m28tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
To Days News.
Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Prescott, A. T., for week ending July
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
READ THIS, PLEASE.

Genuine Lamb, Prime Veal,
 Corn-Fed Pork,
 Mountain Beef, and
 Fat Mutton At the Prescott Market, July 29, 'Sl-2t. AcKER & SMITH.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

FoE RENT-Ple1sInt.. house for one ol two bachelors. Apply to !. L. Fisher. l9
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

Go to Fishers Auction House for every thins good aud oteap iaJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

Large consignment of fine whiskiss and G. gars just received at Fishers i23.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
B 0 R N
SheriH's Sale.

In Agul Fria valley, to the wife of Fred Hitenbr. July Is, l-sI, daughter