The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
MONDAY.

much property at Martinez.
 Wilson's teams, enroute to Prescott iron
 Phenix, are at Kirkland Valley. When you go to Hathaway for team, asl
 for Jakey He is good horse.
 Plenty of good, sweet grass will make it appearance in double-quick time.
 NIT. Thomas Simmons is again happy
 dad. The boy was ten pounder.
 GenL Wilcox, our gentlemanly and ef fcient commander, is home from Maricopa Mir. Ed Wagoner, a nephew of Pard Pierce, reports heavy rains along the Agua Fria.
 Standards team. with barley for Head & Co.,, will arrive at the Iron Spring station tonight.
 The sweet, melodious, and most charming song of the bull-frog can be heard at all hours of the night
 Jacoby & Co. sent to Oliver, the post trader at Wallapai, to-day, lG dozen of beer. with a large order untitled.
 The roads are slightly heavy, and Bones & Spencers lemons are behind time. They'll be sour when they arrive.
 Messrs. Bashford & Co. shipped goods to the R. R. to-day Burmister is a rustler, and keeps the ball rolling.
 Mrs. J. H. Marion has been quite in disposed for several days, but IS, we are happy to state, conyalescing.
 A heavy mail came in today The Pres colt Postoflice does more business than any other office in the Territory.
 At Walnut Creek the people have been treated to heavy rains, and flood was the result. It was a regular boomer.
 The Tucson Citizen announces the arrival, at that place, of Chief Justice C. G. w. French. He is in excellent health.
 Geo Young, with his team, is at Skull Valley waiting for the road to settle, before continuing his journey to Prescott.
 Three individuals of the colored fraterni were photographedto-day by Burge. Don't know whether the camera was broken or not.
 A narrow -guage railroadis incontemplation in between the Silver King mine and the rail road. The distance being inside of fifty miles.
 Mrs. Crouch is out at Skull Valley visit ing her sister, Mrs. Dixon. Miss GranGee also made her way III that direction this morning.
 Rev C. D. Barrows, of Lowell. Mass. a very talented divine, has accepted call to the pastorate of the First Congregational Church, of San Francisco.
 The Vulture mill was compelled few days since to hang up twenty of her eighty stamps on account of an accident that oc- cured to one or two of the boilers.
 Heavy rains visited Skull and Kirkland yesterday, and last night 1t turned into steady. general rain, continuing from sunset until sunrise this morning.
 We once more see the familiar face of Teddy Nichols on the streets. Teddy has been under the weather for some time, but is now fast recovering his former good health.
 J. F. Meador and w F. Holden went gun ming to PoJnt of Rocks yesterday, bagged fif teen doves, two rabbits, several bugs and a butter fly or two, besides getting soaking wet in the rain.
 That Walnut Grove perjury case cost 1av- lpai hundreds of dollars. and now We have
 
 hence there could be no perjury before the Court which wasn't a Court.
 Fred Homer. of Oakland. Cal. was poi ,oned last week by eating canned mushrooms. He was stomach pumped and antidoted until he danger was passed It is supposed that formed portion of the contents 4 the can.
 Owing, no doubt t. the great amount of christianity and good of the people of Pres 1 ,ott. the Ruler oi the Universe, which is the | pest We ever lived under has seen it to send orth c"pIous showers. They are refreshing, l lealthy and welcome.
 Ii the Supervisors of the County value the l Government road between Prescott and | ,kull Valley us worth repairs, then said re ,airs should be made at once. otherwise the | oad will not be in condition to be repaired. | Here Is question to solve.
 BULLION FROM MoHAvE CoUNTY,-M A. | \ Nadsworth. Esq. representing the N. '. & , \. M. Co.,. brought m from Mineral Park, | 'esterday, three bars of bullion. for shipment | ast The stamp value, III gold and silver | ,eing about S3.OOO.
 Under the persuasive power of water on | arm produce m this section, the recent 1 Ieavy rains insure to ranchmen good returns | his fall. Corn IS growing with a rush and 1 ads fair to excel the growth of any one ear during the past decade.
 We noticed in an Eastern paper some time iuce quite lengthy article m regard to lander. and from what It says of anonymous tttcrs and the low w-dowu. cuutemptihle trick '. a. he vital scot of thuse who engage m such ractIces r. says that he who islanders a crson. would slap the face of a corpse"
 \ large mcteoric body was seen to descend rp,u the zenith. 60 icr days since. in the val .y between Wjckcnhur- and Fheuix Be ,rc 1t struck the earth it burst into a myriad { fragments. leaving d lme of blush light, hlsh remained fnr several minutes visible. hc distance from the observers was about Nu uli,.s according to calculation. T. caused fearful roar which lasted several minutes. Too Bap-Iast week a water dcluge fell a tde Vpcr end o; Walnut Grove. aud m few moments a general flood ru; iu an aI-i ,arause at Gr1. Hagies ranch washing vay his yiues Iu the garden. together with lack berry and gaa~eberry plants. of which .d,rahlc Tn Arizona it hardly ever { aius. but It Ipurs.
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