The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-20
SATURDAY.


 peas taB,Jiea.
 Mir. F. W. Aram is preparing to visit Tombstone on professional business
 A gentleman from Oregon was on ouI streets to-day selling horses and mules
 T.J. Morgan and Hon. w s. Head are expected home, daily, from the Verde.
 Miss Carrie Wilkins writes that she ha: joined her mother at Dodge City, Kansas
 Tombstone is to have four newspapers. What fighting and hair pulling there will be
 pr. Ainsworth Is very successful in eases of sickness which have come under hls cart at the Hospital and elsewhere.
 To-morrow k the Sabbath day, so do not forget to attend church and to send the little ones to Sunday School.
 The Tucson Star finds its way to our office very seldom. Now, Nr. Hughes, look aftel this matter. We want your paper.
 The papers of Southern Arizona speak well of Hon. NJ. II. Sherman, of our town and Superintendent of Public Instruction.
 The Tiptop mine has produced over SG0,- 600 per month tor the months of March and April, and will yield still larger in May. Not bad to take S720, 900 per annun.
 Our friend DodsoI has been on the shoot sgain-shooting cats and dogs. Hope he will make trip up this way about a. m- and enjoy the serenade
 The bridge which will span the river neaI the Needles, and over which long trains oi cars will pass will be nearly GOO feet above the water Here will be a grand sight for tourists.
 The people of Southern Utah feel a keen interest in AIizona and are eXeItlng every nerve to have the rah Southern Railroad extended into our Territory and tap the A & P. Railroad in Mohaye county.
 Attention is called Co the new advertise ment in to-day's MINER of MesSrs. Hall & Rhodes. They advertise choice meats with the etceteras. Call on them and they will treat you kindly.
 The third annual meeting of the Pacific Coast Press Association will be held III the city of San Francisco, Tuesday, June 7th, 1881. We acknowledge the receipt Of an invitation to be present and take part.
 We hear II stated that certain parties are thinking of placing a a coach on the route between Prescott and the Atlantic and Pa cifc Railroad for the accommodation of con tractors and those washing C. visit our town.
 Irwin Sauuders. former r-sident of this county. but for several vearr absent in Call fornia and MsricoTa county. uas returned to his old stamping ground and taken mp resi- dence Hc thinks t...s the best section oi Arizona.
 \ son of our esteemed contemporary oi the Democrat. Judge Tucker, is enr'ute t' Prescott. where he uiil take up residence and practice hIs profession which Is that "i the law. We welcome such additions to oul population
 Morgan& Silent. attorneys ID Tucson, take exceptions to the rulings of Judge Stl-lwelL They claim that h, goes beyond the statutory law, and hence they cry aloud and apPeN from the same. Petitions for the Judge 3 removal will be iu order.
 Again the iudicati, IS age most favorab,, for good sokiu- rain. We Eiil accept the same without muruuG. as the grasshoVpers have not yet built their castles. and might get wet, have an attack of pneumonia and die.
 Great improvements have been made during the week ly property owners on Montezuma Street. commanding with Hon. John c. Campbell and running north several blocks.
 The Tombstone Nugget Is displeascd with Judge StillweI Hits hum a Jeff handler and thinks that nothing l.s been gained by trad ing Judge French off People hereabout had formed very favorable opinion of Judge Stillweil.
 William Gillespie, an old resident of th.s Territory. for many years at WIckenburg. was brought tp town yesterday iu a critical condition from Gilett. lsmiud IS wander ing. Wonder what Is in the atmosphere, water CT whisky of the Tptop section,
 Our people wlo g, e1: and visit the san Francisco mountain country. through which the railroad is beng built, come home perfectly astouisbod that such grand and magnificent countay exists t9 the north ot Prescott, of which ..:;lc has been said here t"fore.
 Coon NFw~- H"us,ke,r,rs vii learn with pleasure that The secret If fiNing the lime m Whiteuash, hy ,he use of a cheap drug, has at last been discovered Jack-uf- all-Trados. who has lately been trying II. says that it IS a success. and that he will publish II as soon as he has made little money out "f lr
 Dancing school IS I1 full blast and IS re- ceiving new pupils, tho iates; additions being Nr. Y. \. stephens and Hon. T. T. Butler Next We expect Co hcaro oi old man Saunders. Simmons. etc. asmeWh,rs 1.-the terpsichorean art. Go II whi!, you are young gents. old age Is sure to catch you. and then the game Is up.
 Mrs. John Dixon has been appointed pustmistryss at skull Valley. Mrs D. Is au obliging lady and vi tl tl.s important. non-paying position with its numerous hon "rs. oredItabiy and satisfactorily We du like to See important offices gwen Co our old tune friends. but would lSe e. see some r,- spectable rccowreuSe attached fnr trouble and annoyance
 We hal n, l.,a-.se ., meeting our for mer fellor citizen. l Ho-~.ru.. who has been absent tar -,t.-.l -.uths. ruStIcatiu. in Calii"m.7 ilI l. ..c always found tu be an uVrl-h-. i.l.i.. .. -.a... ...1u. and We are pleased :a know tha- a. c....s back to locate once n.r. n.r. 4- and start business. He will l"akat''e-... .-a -.s..ryaf c.ur-,
 The funeral If lIr. Csr-. Eau-hart. which took l.ace -...ay .r.. che Marua Street Church. VAS largely attended Anothor ri "ur tr. -.-f..~- |, called from our mlds' and a ..'a,.-' ....- ...ae sad indeed >he ...g ru......- ..r i.,ut- .ut a short Pcrl.a- '- r.. .."s .. winch She has gone Is e. ,,.e-,. -.. inhabitants If a. nations 'i tae earth None en as.Ji ras call ot hm Ea. l.-.- -.i. r,..e. I., funeral oratiou. winch -.- .. excellent .u.. H..- ...- liver.d ly EsE. NrEH. r.. o.are-s were SiN irr. -.. ~. ..s. .-...-.t- . pr