The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03

DN7~ F--AaAN diAA " VI ~. hG1lN a
 P,eparlng for few months trip to Californ r. They % principally for health. They tal
 prIvste conveyance to Maricopa.
 Mr. Sol Jackson We are pleased to see
 Prescott once more. He has had a seveI
 spell of pneumonia, which pulled him dow = m flesh very much, but thanks to a goo
 constitution and careful attention he SUI
 vIyed tLe evil ailment.
 We had the pleasure of meeting to-da 'A br. 7. W. Steele, of the Colorado OCoI1 Ga
 zette, and Col c. B. Lamborn. of the sam n place, who arrived in town last evening. De
 stage from that country. Just what la, they are on We are unable to say.
 L. C. Connors. who came to Arizona sey f eral years agD with Jack Sauil, and for som
 time boarding house keeper at the Peck
 died yesterday morning at the Sisters Hos Q pItal Ot consumption and was buried las
 evening in the Citizens BuyiEg Ground. g Two mammoth freight teams belonging {, n J. N. Bryan arrived to-day and anchored il
 front Of hashford < O. s, where the boxes s kegs, etc, were un!oaded IL Is surprising b tO see the large amount ot goods that is
 daily unloaded and shipped by this old and
 enterprisirg firm.
 Chas. Altschul, formerly with Goldman
 Brothers. at PheniX, and recently assignee m the estate of NJ. L. Poralta for creditors. decamped few days since. taking with him all the cash, about Sl3,O00 He was ar
 Tested Tn Tucson, and Is liable to bring up
 III the Territorial prison, Yuma The way
 of the transgressor Is hard.
 D. C. Thorne received from California f..s.
 nanas. pine apples and black cherries. all of
 winch made the hystanders mouths water
 and their delicate fingers to jerk with un-
 usual celerity for the fruit that didn grow on that tree which George Washington gashed
 with his hatchet.
 F. NJ. Larkin, brother to Matt, left to day for Pnenix, where he proposes to stop
 for the time being He has heard of the
 watermelons and pumpkins, SO juicy and palatable, raised in that noted valley, through which meanders so gracefully the river of salt, and he wants to be in time to sample them.
 The new advertisement of C. A. Randall appears elsewhere in the MINER Mir R. Is now sole proprietor of the popular hardware and boot and shoe store, and so notifies the | public thr ugh the columns of the MINER | His expenses are light, his prices therefore | ale cut down to the very lowest notch. We 1 bespeak for him share of the patronage.
 George sines is in luck, having discovered an immense quartz ledge on Groom creek which assays from cToppings oyer S40 per ton m gold and silver This ledge, in the midst of a heavy pine forest and traversed by fine stream of water, at once presents
  and falI show of becoming very valuable
 IoCNG AMERICA A CsUAL-Teacher to infant class in Prescott Sunday School: Now. children, there were two men who vent into the temple to pray; the one Phari- see, and the other Publican. Now can you tell me what the first man was calledf' Small boy, who has only heard the last word of the verse, shouts out triumphantly: "A { Democrat ,
 Sam Hill and J. E.. Brown returned to- I day from Tonto Basin. They repor. much activity Tn mining matters in that section, { some ten rastras being iu successful op- 2 -U..ii. Nh. Iih iil uaAv md attach L. a water wheel, now erected, and go into the crushing of ores from his edge, the Zulu.
 The hremen are making great preparations Il or grand celebration of our National birthday. The following gentlemen cnnsti- ute the committees having the affair Tn C and. Parade: J. l. Hall, J. N Rodenburg, s !. V. Dodson. Literary: Chas Spencer, J. 5 : I,2dor. ". +. Smith. Bal: Geo E D Ialph, Price Behan. H. Goldwater, L. B. a Frank Murphy. Printing: J. A lark, W. |. Holden, (. A. Randall ci 
 Hon Thomas Cordis. Collecto- of Internal p i.yenue for Arzona, Is up fgc:n the ancient d. Ut no less honorable pueblo situate on the e- erdaut banks of the Santa Cruz, having ar t Ived at the Hub of Arizona yesterday II ie looks hale. hearty and well. 70 K. D haven: interviewed him, huc expect a leasant c1i from the former o!d resident ot 'rescctt. and. more than hkely. ' for ear subscription % the MINLE Strange Ilngs happen, you know. ar FUNDs. -Lcat. Wothelspoon. V ho is tenn to orarily filling the orice cf Chef Quarter laster, has at his credi at the Depository nj | Tucson and ct Headquarters. San Fran b. sco, 39d, ,0OO for payment of claims against to nc!e San m Arizona. which goes to show iat persons who are dealing with the quart m masters department are not liable to have .. wait long for their dues. Lieut.. Wother- ,oon, III addition to the duties Chic. ~ Is Depot .. NJ. al Whipp!, :I FRESH VEAL Certain young heifers and Do eers that are in the habit 0. crawling un- er the turustiles of the Court House enclos- de e, and eating the young clover at night, Sh III ind themselves converted into veal some le morning if their owners don't teach = em to look elsewhere fir provender Jan pr Long Is getting madder and madder cry morning when he wakes up and finds Ives feeding on his preserves.
 J. M Sanford, we hear, has filed on one lndred and sixty acres of railroad land ar Bill Williams mountain, covering the .st water privileges in that section. He poets litigation from the company and - Il give them a ten years rattle and our wyers something to do. Sanford be- ves in giving the legal fraternity some ing to do. MT. $ Is a pretty good land Tyer himself and probably knows what he about.
 There Is no more interesting picture pre- nted to the contenplatiye mind than to calmly Tn the shade of an awning. and ,,o 9 vain man on horseback admiring his "0 m shadow in the street as he sits proudly ect and allows his charger to bear him, at S1 her a slow or rapid pace, past those whom Is pleased 10 imagine are stationed along C sidewalks for no other purpose than to mire hs fine appearance and envy his P II in hors:manship. ,,, If those jealous white laborers of M, no 1 lnty. Cal, who swear vengeance on the sa,hen Chinee. because he acceptH situa- n from railroad corporations. would come Ariznna they would ind emp.oIment for