The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24
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 Good board in P-.s-ast sa Der aeek- Call on Dan flatz for saee,, fresh bread William Will ersuu .a -n accommodating official
 Ma.looks team arrived from Malacopa to- day.
 Rhodes. formerly of the Tragic Market, is happy dad
 Judge Chas Silent and T. C. Bray ar rived today
 Frank Delsuy i. keepiay good store at Chino Valley.
 Our dispatches to-day are not hattering for Conkhng-
 The travel between here and the front is improving dal!y.
 Several teams deIslted for the railroadto- dsy with supplies.
 The rainy season will soon se upon us. May 1t fall heavy
 Nrxr-Lee's party on the list, and then comes the glorioos Fourth
 The wind has been very heavy to-day, and the dust a tritie heavier. Jehpnv BystNlck. the efhclent Si- D. oi Tiptop, left for home to-day.
 M. W. KrideT, of Mineral Park, took his ,leu.r$ ure hotneward last evening.
 Row windows are becoming more fashion- sble and numerous ln Prescott daI'y'
 w W. Cook. Frauk Cook and NIT. Fergu. .on left for Black Canyon yesterday
 Mir Berre, the photographer, departed for Phsnix to be absent eight or ten days ws,e,orrytolearntha that thelittle daughter o, MT and Mrs. Robert Cornell Is quite sick
 Bones & Spencer sell new potatoes at D cents per pound by the sack. No green corn yet.
 Brick buildings are about to ." uP Ill Pre.oots. and the .gn of improvement ap- pear upon every hand.
 The Sisters of St. Joseph keep the Hos nital for o,Ir Indigent sick m a manner very soc.ptable to the patients and the county G,.at credit IS due Sam Baer, who su- ,.rintended the supper at the ball last eve n;.g Hi. ice cream was simply nnmense' sr.y,,,or.-T. see wash house yard full of clothes lines without any ''''''eS g'' ,he same Judge Howard say Il "on do Aeker. < Sni,a i,are 'een awarded the b.ef and r,urtol, osntret for F"I- Hipp.e hx C,It C. |. E...s. tI--' c." s+H;s i'' pould.
 The. c..-l,-.u..a.-.s .i "...-. age lu., LuiI9Iu. t gh-... t.- .i. h-l-- This u5.i ,.,sl. lse arr-,s worship for our c.p-.
 Mir So.-.. a ~n.i'i' l7 ,,o.,, at t}. .-PrlE.- e...su. having tecn en- gagged durins s.o 4a. u.s uf ihIy Vernon s,vhirh r.f-.. .. r ....s I- g.a. Co set his old ir,..-.
 air. G,,. ir-..1. ipla Chm" Nal lev. H. t,..t g- -.-. '.aa.-.m brothers sub-cantrae- s. .,- .aI-... .->-t.- '"''i '''" mel work Ca Nl. -..s -0e 'rgiuL con tractor. vi. ,... ra.. 2. B. o..'i-e5'on.
 on..fr.. a-. had trying ,uck la., ul.a.. I.. .s ..- hIm away from rh. Js.-. h. ...... esuvlyt a man man If ,b, criru. ai .... #.. tl the same "hcu kind of casca ..- ...leHe, " triiie.
 C,urt matters ae. moving very smoothly. Ind. F-..,.I .. ..-....t .g I'- rulings and has dispq-.h.I .H-E..ts with more than usual c...r.-v. Ws l..c hes-d nothing hu' praise f., lhc Jgl-s .;rIa. the session.
 hr.,L.r {, H.e. David Southwick. oi Mohave county arrived in Prescott tni' morning fr,l h.s home in Illinois, ani ih mcdiatoly took ;he NohaFc stage t"i -dIh eral Park Hc expect, to remain tins sum mer looking st Ar.13na mines
 Gum Berry, under arrest, and JnS' tried for thc murder oi Shores, "oid Tex near Tiptop three mou..,' since, was i"GH' guilty by iIry If t-e.sy men ye-ier"'y G' ', murder. The eyIJsuo- Ras c;re7"st'ati1I but sa strong that they could n"t tnd th' prisoner except as chargel ln the indictment
 Bushes, men If Prescott should n"' -o t' .lecp and allow the r.me c. pass when tAel may induce srm- ulrrad corporation t build our hranch rsl.rvad. The town |" Prescott xaat- th, branch anal u''h lt de pend, much our fu-urs prosperity No" The linn, ia act. Hereafter I' may be t', late An car,t at this tuno nay seedre a. we desire.