The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
WEDNESDAY,.

-baaS lhdi BICs'NSelE Oleu suQueillF an
 nysteriously at Tombstone short time ago
 Eggs are down to 90 cents d dozen. an,
 good butter was, we hear, offered at 90 cts
 Der ID.
 NIT. C. A. Carpenter, a very energet
 prOspector, IS giving his attention to Wake
 mining district.
 District Court meets at this place on tn,
 first Monday of June next. Chief Justic,
 French will preside.
 Mr Dunshee and other citizens of Sar
 Bsrnard no, California, are here, intending
 to prospect for mines.
 A choice lot of Tucson Democrats held a
 pow WOW there a few days ago. Subject
 most discussed: Irrigation.
 A sick man named Worthington was
 brought here recently from Tiptop and
 placed in the Sisters Hospital.
 Several cans of strawberries, received last
 evening from Wickenburg, by Bones &
 Spencer, sold readily at sI per quart.
 Chas. Washburn, one of the first settlers of Prescott, now lives and has happy fam fly at Brownwood, Brown County, Texas.
 Morris Goldwater returned home last even ing, from San Francisco, and has. already, been "welcomed" by more than 300 people.
 Henry Cousins, register, and c. F.. Daily. receiver of public moneys, have opened the |. $. Land Office at Florence for business s.
 NIT. W. C. Flint, who has been developing mining property near East Hassayampa, started Eastward to-day by Black Canyon stage.
 C. J. Foley, miner, who has worked tt the TiptOp, Is missing. He has wife and daughter in Phenix who would like to hear from him.
 Bill Nigus and his assistants are hard at work In tredericks & Hills tin shop. manu- featuring canteens, etc, for the San Fran CISCO mountain trade.
 Dr. Jones and party leave on tomorrow for Cataract Greek, having perfected arrange ments for thoroughly prospecting the car bonate ledges III that district
 Mrs. J. H. Marion, her sister, Miss Nellie 1 Banghart. and MT. Vim Vanderbilt came in 1 from Chino Valley to-day They say that | Mrs. Bangharts health Is on the mend.
 An advertisement calling on capitalists to | invest IG certain bonds of this Territory. namely Sl0,OO0 worth of wagon road bonds given [" Yuma County, will be found i'll our advertising columns.
 The planting of potato seed along the line of the proposed railroad, north of Prescott Is being prosecuted with vigor, by those who hope to make money by raising spuds for raIlruad builders.
 Business here continues to improve. The best evidence of which Is the great number of freight teams now arriving and departinC. The streets were pretty well filled with them this morning. |;
 S. C. Rees, of Chino Valley. has the largest strawberry Irstch in YavaIai County. which reminds us that m the raising If fruits and berries our people are somewhat . backward c
 The MINER crew takes this. their best mode of expressing thanks to NIT. McMurtrv, for hls kindness m having cooled them and the concern by large donation of ice. of which C article he has large supply on hand, and | for sale. c Over and above every other want Pres colt needs another good hotel. one that V would not cost over S2i, 900 or $50. 900. n would i'll the bill. at least for some time to c come. Here is a line chance for some man ( [" make money. e DtNoING SCHOOL Gentlemen primary school on Wednesdays and Saturdays at < ? o'clock. Ladies primary class Wednesday W and Saturday afternoons General practice Il on Tuesday evenings at Socl ck. Assembly t' on Friday evenings. a N. M. Price. who m the early history of U lavapai County, carried the mal on horse for James Grant. after an absence of several F, years in Texas. has returned to this section T for the purpose of prospecting placer claims st a few miles to the south of Prescott al Sam Pur,ly, Jr., informs the public that o he will. about the 10th of this month, con- u mence publication of new paper. The una Free Press, at Yuma. Yuma County, d Arzuna Mir. F. IS very pointed writer. p and will. no doubt, publish very interest n ng paper. Ia Alhlarce the Galeyville B.hletin IS most =, informed is abundant m the foot- =, lill regions nf Mohave, Yavapai, Maricopa iila and Apache counties, So that sheep are .ll right up thls way and the Fish Com II hiSsboners can spare themselves the trouble m If having to import and graft seeds If the c' lme. eo SKULL NALLTY.-A note from cores v ,ondent al this place says: Our school ~ gill close a term on Friday. May 10th Ar u CT the eNerrIse We mean c. have dance. at shIch We hope (" meet good people from all th ,arts uf the country Our teacher. Miss Ce ).Ssie. GTandee. has well and faithfully ac- G uittcd herself. E, MILITARY CHA~GE-We learn this after VI .oon that Maj. F.. R. Grimes, the popular m Thief Ouartermas:er of the Department of or .riznna IS to change his station and will .,n Gerart for Portland. Oregon. His G lace viii he filled by Major Gillis. of go '.r.ress M.nroe. Major Grimes has made on Ire friends during his stay at Whipple tn nan any of has pr,s ec ssqFs We only hope sel nat the new oitc,r Wlil be equally accept stc ble. CT We. today, received calls from Reverends 'A dams and Green. If the Methodist Church. Ir. Green will remain m Prescott. while ia' Ir. Adams will % south and attend to hIs sfS hurch building. We have an idea that be rescott church goers will like MT. Green. m Ir. Adams is a good specimen uf The Int bristian at Work He's always engaged 'T' praying, preaching. travelling and prrcur are ,G tbe yherewithAl Ia erect temples to the bir Inst Hi.h. The nev church now being De ,ected in Tucson will be the haadsomest m le Territory fro GEEK Io~r.-l lost from my vest packet reT arelesslvl in Prescott, on May 2d-, a small bel ,eck. number SIG, drawn by Thomas Ben guI ,t on the First National Gold Bank. San me rancis,o. and dated March l2th. 1881. use- lint >s to am one except myself. lf found we ,uId l.,. thankful for its return to he at of b, fi... of Wells. Fargo & Co. pla
 T. T BUTLER. .tot