The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-01

The display of fire works on the evening
 of the Fourth of July will take place from
 the northeast corner of Capitol Block, ana
 can be seen from Gurley Street.
 4 funeral procession, consisting of mum Der of MeKicans, passed through town yes
 terday. We could only learn, upon inquiry,
 that babe had died of Whooping cough.
 Beach's team left on Sunday morning foI ] the Cumberland mine to bring forth from ! that defunct camp all engine, boiler, etc, purchased by Geo. W. Curtis to satisfy his claim against said company.
 1 J. ". Stevenson Esq, who has been in attendance on the District Court here, en- gagged as attorney for the Firemen's Fnnd ! Insurance Co.,. leaves for his home at Min eral Park tomorrow.
 ! Dr. Farnhsm Is back again from his trip ] to New York and Is enthusiastically work ing up his Bodie mining enterprise. The Doctor Is a rUstler and from all the evidences
 We have seen has an exceedingly valuable property.
 NJ A. Bufner, a very pleasant gentleman,
 who has been here for some time attending Court. left ;his afternoon for his camp, in
 the Black Hills. Mr. Rufer delivers the oration on the Fourth at Camp Verde, and from his ability we predict treat for the Nerdeites.
 8Ir Fred Baker, whom great many re- member with pleasure, arrived in company with Dr. Farnham from New York yester- day. Mir Baker has been absent about three years, and comes back to take charge. of the Yavapai Mining Company's interest, and release his brother, J. II. Baker, a very pleasant gentleman, who will return to New York.
 Ho. FoR MExIco. Such is the heading of pamphlet received at the MINER office, gotten up by Will D. Southworth, an at torney at law and formerly of Prescott. II IS in the interest of the Mexican Coliniza- ton Company, which has its headquarters at Topeka, Kansas. Southworth speaks of Mexico in glowing teIms and many poor fellow will be nipped for sums from 8 up to sl, ,0O0
 Mir. and Mrs. C. Douglas Brown leave to- morrow for California, he to superintend the manufacture of model safety cage of his own invention, and she to visit friends in California, after which it is her purpose to continue her trip to the East and across the Atlantic to her native Scotland. MT. and Mrs Brown have made hosts of friends here who will be sorry to lose her for so long a time from Prescott society, and who will pray for a safe journey and speedy returney:
 Chief Justice French, has adjourned the June term of the District Court here until the Sth of August, III order to enable him to hold the July term at St. Johns, Ill Apache County. He will leave for that place by Government ambulance, kindly rendered him by the military authorities at head quarters, tomorrow morning. This will mark new era in the judicial history of Apache County. Hitherto the highest iu- dlcial authority known in that region was his Honor, C. \. Franklin, Probate Judge. 1 Now they will have full-iedged District Court. presided over by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Arizona. The law they will now have dished up tn them Vlll be l the unadulterated article from the fountain ] head.
 J. L Hall, the tragic butcher" was out at the Dake & Hughes smelling works. on Lynx Creek, yesterday, and reports the fur |. mace working to a charm. II was in full | blast. and looked decidedly like business. ! Fifteen bars of bullion were already piled l up, and the workunen thought the charge i then in the stack, would yield ct least Is ! more. One bar has been brougt in to Blake | S Co.,. for assay, but we have not learned | the result. AIr. Hall reports quite large pile of ore on the dump, and much more already out at their mine, as well as other l mines in the neighborhood, and the pros poets are that they will have a long and sue ;cssful rum May they more than realize i their fondest hopes is the universal prayer of the entire community.