The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-08
SATURDAY.

The Tucson Star will soon have new office.
 The Knights of Pythias have now fouI well organized lodges in Arizona.
 Several New Mexico towns are being sup piled with gas and street railroads.
 Rev. Father Deraches will celebrate Mass with Exposition. at haif-past ten, a. m., to- morrow. No vespars.
 Paynastcr Johnson, lett this morning with an escort oi soldiers, from WhipPie, tc pay of the soldiers at the Verde.
 The building for the reception of guest: on the Fourth, which Is immediately m front of the Cour; House, IS 100 feet square
 The Headuuarter offices being completed and occupied bv the various branches of the military. present an appearance mora than cosmopolitan.
 Robert Hamilton, of Phenix, uas the winner of the music box recently rltiied at the store of J. L. Fisher, in this town. Mir. Fisher made the lucky throw.
 Captain Hurst, a pleasant officer of Uncle Slm's Army. goes out on Wednesday next to Oak Greek. for the purpose of taking charge uf the soldiers stationed there.
 Mrs. Wilder, wife of our friend P. C. Wilder, of Anvil Rock, it in town visiting her father. mother, brothers and sisters, and will remain in town until after the Fourth.
 Byr RYF.-Mess-s. Paul Bre0n, J. w. Strphensou and w H. Clreton left us this morning for their horne. Mineral Park. A treat many citizens of Prescott were at the stage office to bid them good bye. Frank Gise!da. a sheep man, who feeds L;. AocLs on the Bill Williams mountains, was at Campbells $ store, yesterday, purrhas- ing surrlies. He sold his last clip fora good price. His sheep are fat and he Is happy.
 R.s,i,er W. Rsymond. one Of the ablest pining men and writers m America, Is nov in this section. and thIs morning, m com uany =ith Sir Alexander, Of the Prince and Wsr-iar mines. left Prescott to look at these mines.
 acker,, < Snith have rgged up a hand .o,,,e inea, wagon, and to set 1t of in apple ,,ie cr.j.-. have placed before 1t just one of Inc best palr af matched iron graz colts to he found i, ,,cs. Cnnnells extensive herd Tn Hualalsi Valley.
 Nr.. Barney 4Iartm and Miss Mcdonald have arrived m Prescott. from Antelope, and. today. hoEorrd this office Wlth visit Mr.. NJ. Who !. a business Lady, gave u. cbe.riu.- accounts "f successful placer and ousrtz uriuirg vn Antelope and Weaver Creek.
 Mr. Frtd Hana,r,I a rclativy "f Judge John Howarl. arrived hcre recently from Hici,i.s2n. As tho Judge iI"s been on the frontier about 2, long as E ". Stebbns was A lnc..i,r "i the ci.gfya 70 ieaIs-he was glad t. si,akc this, the first 5lo-'d relation he met with in q lon, tinc.
 The L.. Ar.cl,- Commercial is pr,paring ta issue all Illustrated number. that will, ot cour-e. hc of .res; benefit to its most beautl- ful section. >ucil enterprise" on the part oi the ComnI. .Gcial igan. IS in keeping win hIs rener-si Gould.
 TRENrl. .-e,.t. iiors..-- Ss'.ral railroad c"mpanis. haze changed The order oi measur- ing ti'Dc. s, a~ tp prevent coniuHon, 6y ~hici several accidents have taken place Tn the running rj r.7.ins.
 The raiirpaI day be..II> st midnight, aud counts up [, 24 ocI"cI tLe next night al l.i,high-. Ias,eai of ] F. NJ. P. NJ, etc, they sri,e l;i o'clock. II clock. etc. on up to 24 when they br.1n al l again.
 T., >rar.-Our toyn clock IS plendid timer. keens ty,rv','.iys clocks and watches pr,,I-.lly regulated and all that sort of thing but m the .ht. Kil-I one wakes and wants tp know the .iiae Iy ooEptii.s the strokes of tic bell. it strikes sp slowly that m"st peo- yle gn tn sleep aga.n before 1t gets tAIongh- Cau-t ;t h,s sr- .. a, c., strike a lIttle ni2r" lively As it nos is several minutes are consumed before II finishes striking twelve.
 AL.EN .F FIEK-Prescott pulses beat fast. eaTly this forenoon, when the lire bells te,!cd for:i and a huge tlamed issued from a chimney back %; barber shop on Monte zuna soyee5 T. vas merely the burning oi soot IL fire company Was promptly on hand .s U.re numerous citizens.
 Ths. Ne hear. |. the second time this chilnn.y has called forth o,Ir citizens and the ] fire deuaItagut T. is in t'e worst possible i place m tuHn for i.sNns trouble, and II Is tp Toe lei,-l that hereafter. this dangerous chimney Nll he carefully watched. B.o> s.,r~- MT T. r. Anderson, late | lGiyatc S-crrtsrv tn Governor Fremont ! tssiS,aIi, Secretary [" thc TorrIt"ry. and | y,-,d ulsa. witlal. returned home yesterday, l from a vis,- t1 thc Atian'lr States. He had | < ges.d tame n I!rioss.. Washington. and sll l the other hr cI:lrs. Says ksnsa- City is | ..r,5,.IuL faster than .;lv ether place n the l world. .ur,i,c ,i Pr,sc,,t Albuquerque ! Nov N,,ir". |, a.>. spreading. MT Anicr | s"n predicts great things t'ti, section, as ! -.u as tho rsI,Tnad come, along.