The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-30
TUESDAY

John Raible returned from tis Nerd trip Saturday morning.
 Ees1s DAaphin and Vanderbilt Esnt ou D Groom Creek to-day.
 Joe Meford'. team arrived frsn Mari scp. Saturday eveu.-,.
 Mr Pace inter - --s-sins out on anoths prospecting tour, l--r--E tomorrow.
 Nss Fsrr,ina Jackson. Of Point 6. Rock, spent Christmas ia own with her relstives
 Dr. Lord, of the once solid firm Of LorJ & Williams, Tlcson. .s seri7as.y Ill in tH' city.
 GIiss Horn dc7artet ycgtsr3ay fer Chin' Valley, and from there rlll extend her t7iI to the aI-road.
 Er. Easkell. vie and child. and Me Alice Payne left ,his afternoon io- Bu Williams Mountain.
 The restaurants of Prescott were crowded Christmas Day, and the dinners were sail tO be excellent.
 We are glad to hear that Mr. Horn, wh, hes been eEite sick for the last three or foul weeks, has very much recovered.
 F. Ridgeway, who has been telegrap ph operator st Whipple for several months, has been transferred to Camp Bowie.
 Judge W. H. Stillwell is on his way from Tombstone to Prescott, to be in attendance on the Supreme Court, which meets here ssxt week.
 The good times prevailing now in Pres colt indicate that We are to have lively time, next year, both in business and mining in- tsrests.
 A rev happened in one of our saloons Christmas evening, in which two men were badly hurt, one by tumbler and the other with a club.
 Joe Taylor and Mr. Scott, the gentlemen thrown from buggy few days since, are new just as happy ever, having recovered from the slight bruises received.
 New Years is fast approaching, ai4d our young men should not foTgeCto have their visiting cards in readiness, and should also bear in mind to have them printed ct this office.
 Hughes sample room, which was closed sp few days for repairs. re-opened Christ mas Day, and Is now one ot the coSiest and neatsst saloons in our town, and can easily be found by the handsome lettering or sign on the window.
 The tables for Ellis < Whitney's billiard parlor arrived on Sunday, and will De placed Tn position as soon as the carpenters have completed their work l. is the intention of he.srs- Ellis & Whitney to nl.ke thu the finest billiard pSrlor in ErizcnI-
 The boys and girls and some of those who are oU. of theIC teens, have hac tine :..isi-c,5.n of knowing how Chris-mz desl: with .asa, .... the fard, ca-I mother. as loa, 4s tle osl.LTen do vol, tI-- joys the same la-l---ss as lac. 2e,s.
 C4p.a.n Hardy as a last struck the ledge in his tunEe3. alter 2 PIo'ccG-ion cf t-i- great undertaking for over three years, and we are Informed that he struck II big. out ss ;o particulars we have TO more Iafor- nation than We had last week.-Aita Ari- Eonz
 Having received number of the names Of the laG!es intending to receive New | fears callers. and being very .aX.ous to have them aii in print the sa-.e .r. We earnestly ask the ladies ta scn1 a their names by the carrier boy. and t-. 4. be added to the ist. under the prop ac.i.lg, with pleasure. J.E. Brown. gen .-uan wcll-knorn in this community. -' -he front to-day asa candidate for - s4l os Prescott. and asks the suffrage ol -.. c...z.ns of this town on election d4y. Drown IS in every way qualified to f,l the position, and ki. pres ence in official robes would to the oa.ce ''p.yd1