The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-01


 the MINER flee are undergoing repairs
 Mill timber Is being hauled from the Ju- nlper mountains to places in Mohave County
 Miss Dessie Grande and Miss Dickson went out by this mornings stage to Skull Valley.
 Potatoes are retailing at cts per pound; corn, 5 cts; barley, 4 cts; flour, S5.5O e s6.O0 per cwt.
 The female cannibals, as Mark Twain says, wear nothing but smile. Cheap cos tune, indeed.
 John Raible is fixing up in bon t0a style the house opposite the MINER office, which will be for rent
 The MINER sympathizes with Mr and Mrs. Thos. Barnum. of Phen1x, in the loss of their oldest boy.
 Mir. Geo Banghart was up to-day and took Doct. McCandless out to visit Mrs. B., who Is again quite poorly.
 Lowenthal, the tailor, cleans and fixes up clothing that 1t looks like new, and like the country doctor, is death on fits.
 Fifteen or twenty men will soon be em- ployed, repairing wagon road between Pres eott and the mines of Upper Lynx Creek
 \. J. Mssen Is manufacturing all sorts of harness Arizonans who may need new har ness will find just what they desire at Mason's.
 Yayapai County Board of Supervisors will meet m Prescott on the first Monday of April next. This will be regular" meet ing, for allowing accounts, etc.
 Several ladies of Prescott. to-day. made a raid on the woods south of town in quest of shrubbery for ornamenting gardens, front yards, etc.
 Mir. Robert Garside, of Kirkland Valley, IS m town town to-day, unloading potatoes and other products of his farm at the store of L. Bashford & Co.
 Gen. Rollins pays Prescott compliment when he says it Is the handsomest city in the Territory. The General has seen all of Arizona, and knows whereof he speaks
 A report comes to town via the Hardyville route that the Indians around lvanpah, Cal 1 have gone on the war path. Paint, powder, | lead and scalp will be indemand
 The spring time has come, gentle Annie, and don't you forget it. CottonwOods, rcse | bushes, etc, are putting forth buds, grass Is growing and the railroad is coming and ''the | little birds are singing i'll the morning"
 We would remind our readers of the fact ! that l.. Stahl continues to sell all kinds fl 1 furniture at bottom rates, and makes correct assays of all kinds of ores at the most reason able figures and on short notice.
 General Rollins, who made good record in the Eleventh Legislative Assembly, goes home tomorrow. Hope the General will think enough of this section to cause his re- turn soon.
 THE FIRST. MT W. II. Buffum. one of Prescott's go-ahead business men, has re- ceived the bill of lading of lot of goods shipped from New York, March II. by A. I. & $. F. R. R. In less than four months from to-day our merchants will be receiv- ing goods from the Atlantic States, over the s5th Parallel Railroad. Messrs. Churchill S Masterson, formid- Ible and accommodating law firm of our ;ity, made trip into the country Saturday [ asst for the purpose of eXaming some mining Iruperty. They leave this week, accom- { .--ss-ssy--~s~.sv-r1-- r-ffgnrx; fS where they have business in the Supreme Court, I Judge Stillwell, during his brief sojourn n Prescott, has made many warm friends He soon leaves us to take up residence i'll Tue i on. The people of that ''h lS p'' will be I 'leased with their new Judge, as he is t nan of rare ability, pleasing, socially and q therwise. Sorry you are going Judge, but a hen that legislature did it. Id Paymaster Johnson. L. s. A., and escort. eft this place to-day, in a six-mule ambu- ( ance. The boys of southern posts will : ,e pleased when reading this item. An nemy of ours suggested that We could make | raise" by going on the road and foObiHg !, he ''outfit, but that's mot our forte. We hear Miss Stevens singing at the ( raise Service last evening praised by all : 'rescott Miss $ deseI-es well of our town W )r the willingness with which she always O omes fnrEard and assists at all entertain ! lents- We would suggest tha; a musical Jiree be given at an early day as compli- lentary to Miss Stevens. Who seconds the lotion
 HElyY Loss.-Uncle Jimmy Pierce. who - wns large number of cattle. which he - cce oii HIS stpCh fhttEl ~ tiie SILK CT Ddte A, reek, arrived Tn town yesterdas He in- p rms Us that from his band loo head have i' Iccumhed to black leg disease. Those lost .; ere of the fattest, ranging m age from one ., o two years Mir Gilson claims to have ai ct 20 head. ., We are pleased to learn that our ''e. C. " h the Democrat cuntemplates the erection. d 'on, of oosey little brick cottage among N le pines in FleurytOwn- Success to you, S ldge. and may you never be troubled with m lything msIfe serious than the gout or the c lilding of nev bOnse, The Judges son d two wards, the Miss Lawlers, ale sQoL jOsn him. ct Farmers of YavapaI, do not "let grass ,i Il Ov under your feet The planting season |, q nigh; the soil is III first rate condition to " ceiVe seeds, and the outlook for good Pa srkets is better than ever before, The VI ousaads of Tailroad builders, the people l' ho ~Il come io make their homes with Us ', W d to incest their money, will need sup I les of all kinds, so now Is the time iO pre- '' re tO supply them.
 We ars R"t posted on the duties of post sc Asters 50 far as Sunday IS concerned, but vi c thing We do know, and that.is if MT tn is, our usually polite and attentive P NJ, bu I n