The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10

Whitehair's train returned to-day from the Verde, after delivering safely at that post several thousand feet of lumber.
 Doctor Kendall has drugs, etc, enough on hand to kill or cure all the people in Arizona He will sell them cheap for the equivalents.
 Delicious strawberries from the farm of :. c. Rees. Chino Valley, are a luxury III the Prescott market. For sale at the Tragic market.
 Fred Glover is back from Gillett. He tells us that a man named Kelly has gone crazy at Tiptop and will be brought te Pres cctt to morrow.
 Hugh White and MT. Day, the mining man. made bur short stayin Prescott, coming in on the evenings coach and leaving early the next morning.
 We met a gentleman in Prescott to-day from Signal, who said he came all the way to Prescott for tue purpose Of get'lng drink of pure water.
 There was some heavy disclosures made to-day in the District Court room. MT. De Kuhn's testimony was quite damaging to Acting Governor Gosper. A gentleman writing to Gov. Emery, of Arizona, (who IS Gov. EmeryD from Apache county. has novel way of disposing Of the Coch!-e county cowboys.
 Sheriff Walker and his assistants are do- ing 2 good d-al of work sssessi"g, making arrests. serving subp0enaes end attending tc matters pertaining to the Court. The Inails from Prescott to Brigham City, and also c. the Ncrdc. -houid be Increase d , fro.a tr.-veealy tp d.rlv. The importance of the two sections demand It.
 The troop, of Fort Verde. who are on the sick list. have gone int temporary quarters on Oak Greek. where the atmosphere is purer and the water better than at the post. Dave Nlarcello. at John G. Campbells s, was appointed. by V. \. Stephens, guardian ! for the disconsolate widowers of Prescott. We adiure him to attend to the duties of his office Eore closet '.
 NEw PoTATofs.- Our eyes were gladdened yesterday at the sight of about 2,OOO pounds of new potatoes at the store of Bones X Spencer They came from the excellent ranch of Mir. Brill, below Wickenburg.
 The nights in Prescott are just too nice for anything We know of one man at least who Is determined not to lose the pleasure of their enjoyment, and never goes to sleeT during the same. He is the night-watchman
 The Phenix Gazette says Prescott has pine. oak. cedar and Beach. Yes she has and cherry and maple. We don't s'raise big melons. hence noue Of our citizens will bt inflicted with the presence of the PhenlX Slop- Bucket Herald.
 Doctor T. II. Pierson has erected at mucf cost A very substantial fish pond at his place Peoples valley. and Is now anxious to pro cure a supply of carp to put into the same
 Here Is d good place for the Fish Com missioners to commence operations
 -Ye Ancient and Time-worthy HcrTible' met on Saturday evening and perfected al organization appointed an executive com mittee of six, and arranged to meet agaIf next Saturday evening. On Sunday eve ming the executive committee met and made arrangements. at much expense, to procure the necessary musical instruments from New
 York cIty.
 Lutc Wilson came in yesterday from the railroad line. where he has been for som' time lrerarng things for the new saw-nil which his brother recently purchased III th' East. He informs Us that Chief Engines Holbrook was last week along the line o grading operations, huTrying up contractors in consequence of which they are of afte mole men
 Joe Crane, who has a good sized eora-oH
 gave several of his friends, last evening, |
 lay out in the way of tender turkey, lem
 onade. etc Joe takes delight i'll entertain ing his friends in ''way-up' style. Judg' Howard was of the company and added muci tr the pleasures of the evening, givln" In
 experiences on the mourner's bench m tn
 early days of Prescott.