The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
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Call at Masons for Ilew harness.
 Randall d Cline have new blows
 More teams from tIs railroad today.
 A doctor who never lost a case-Christ.
 Bob. Cornell keeps good cooling drinks
 Grass is growing and COWS are improving in LcLe.
 F. NJ. Larkin, a brother to Matt, Is en route to Arizona.
 Spring hyAts a; Prescott and Tiptop have commenced
 Eggs are still selling at 70 cents. with butter down to G24 cents.
 Fine beef continues t. come into the Prescott market
 Billy Vernon has laid in new wines etc. Call and see him.
 Mr Bush and his daughters, from Oak Greek, made Prescott a visit to-day.
 The old Bully Bueno mine has been resur- rected.
 Branding "f cattle ac Kirkland valley and vicinity commences May 2d-
 Times have improved during the last sixty days in Prescott J0 Der cent
 F. J. Bolan has gone to Tucson. Wonder if water IS plentiful in the A. X H. F..
 Captain Hargrave and lis new partner Judge McGrew, are doing a good business.
 Several merchants, among whom are Messrs Randall .v Cline received new goods to-day.
 J.M. Mre Is up from Kirkland, and re- ports vegetation, etc, much advanced in that section.
 Henry Goldwater is an accommodating young man who keeps none but the very best brands of cigars, etc.
 D. Levy S Co. received to-day cargo of undressed dear hides which they intend shipping to San Francisco.
 Mrs. Harrington. We are pleased to state, is much easier today and hopes of her re- covery are entertained
 The Bit Saloon has just had an over hauling, and now presents the appearance oi bon ton establishment.
 Gus. Reimert. Jno II Morton and Miss Nellie Banghart are m from Chino Valley. blrs. Banghart soondit,onrenains unchanged
 No news ve, from Col Head and Hugo Richards. who went into California and per hAps East, to disposc of iavaPai County bonds
 Hon. John C. Campbell sold two lots in inc eastern ,urt,on oi town yesterday f'rI 500. + looks as Ii r,sI estate WAs on the upward march
 Assays of ore reaching S!SS Der ton was made yesterday from 8 new find inst two miles from tAe city of Prescott. The ledge Is large.
 The old S-crliDg mine, good one. Is to be sold and worked Here can bc found the most beautiful sulPhuret oEcs in Arizona or anyW here else.
 Bob Paul IS showing his stamina and good sense in Pima County. He had the back bone ta fight fr h!s rights, and on that line he will be found every time.
 Herzoug has received cargo of those sweet oTauscs frpn Capt. PisLons orchard, San Bernldiuo. T.ey melt in your mouth at least the one We 'HiPped did
 The Prescott Base HaI Club should put itself into practice. Challenges have com menced coa.iu- and "our boys' can't be b!uhel. lti them organize at once and go into training We are requested ly contractors to say that 900 to . .O0O men caniind employment on the 3Jth parallel line of railway at wages ranging from S2 9 to Si Der day. Let the idle walk up. Brother Moody say. he has found few pious newspaper men m his travels. hut does not sav where is he didn't visit Pres cott We presume were not lncluded.-Just think of what Moody lost. ". II. +. McCallcarlein last evening from the Crook District. where he left everything ! Tn the way pf mining In a prosperous con i diton All the mines on Turkey Creel are being worked and the ore generally satls | factory. Geo. E. Brown writes that his frs: night | out with his new bride was passed at the res ! idcnce of Mr. Myers. Agua Fria. The hap ! rv pair were serenaded by the citizens, all uf the instruments were of the same kind | tn drums Oh. ye angels. Several trslmps put m an appearance this week in Prescott Marshal Doison turned ! up the white of his eye at them and let the | hair of his head hTistle up more than usual and the gents of easy calling took the hut ana lnale i!itlf liINotiicc AtstTCt Ntttt u L> not wanted. There IS nu excuse for a man being a tramp m these days. The Sisters of Rebekah are preparing the ] Odd Fellow Ball supper, and from what We know of their management, can recon mend 1t m detail Everything IS to be of the best \ grand supper generally adds to the enjoyment. therefore We conclude the coming Party on Tuesday evening will he enjoyable in cvcry particular. We besPcak fer the Order a liberal turn out.
 Mr. E. T. White. general p,ssengeragcut of the Atchi,ou, Topeka and santa Fe rad announces that s,., .gd class passengers tray- cling over thr new s.U''.eIn facihc route will % m second claS, cars. but "n express trains The tiua from Kansas City to San Francisco will bc four rand three-quarterd Emigrants will go ciJher hy emgrant or mixed trans the same they d. on the Union Pacific road. They will receive the same accommodation as they do "n thelatter route The time will be eight and half days