The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-15
Local intelligence.
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 County Supervisois are stlll at work as a Board of Equalization.
 Citizens living on tie Verde are fearful that the Military Post Is to be abandoned
 J. N. Moore IS in town, from Kirkland also Mr. and Mrs. Dillon, from Williamson.
 100 copies of the MrSER, printed extra this week. with Mir C. E. Rush's oration 1T it, sold readily.
 A Mir. Dillon thinks of renting and run ming the feed yard west of Fleury's mansion On the flat
 Col C. P. Head and V. Ellis, two oi Prescott's prominent merchants, are on a visit to Phenix.
 Mrs F. N Blake, one of Prescott's most estimable ladies. has gone to visit her father al PheHiK.
 D. R. Poland has moved Mrs Poland into Prescott for the present Ms. Poland l: stopping with Mrs. Orlando Allen
 Jim Mee's Tuscumbia Mill Is working very successfully. with much silver III sight. Say fifty thousand dollars or more.
 Tom Daley. we hear, has had a supply of k1uA AaAsttt e' tA-o l'aN+4-+-'N'f '''-N@ @' - much sand as any other man.
 Mrs. Guild. We hear, keeps neat, clean restaurant and that her tables are supplied with all the delicacies of the season.
 Mir Geo. W. Curtis left to-day for Phenix, on business George Is a go-a-head fellow, here to-day, and some where else tomorrow. A survey Is being made for the route of the proposed narrow gauge railroad from Silver King to the railroad At last accounts the surveyors were at Florence.
 All along the line oi mining operations on Lynx, Turkey and ilassAyampa much actIv- ity prevails. and ;he miners are confident of large yields from their labor.
 Grain. potatoes. butter and eggs are scarce in Prescott Those persons having these articles for sale should bring them in and oct gold coin in exchange for them.
 Mir. Raymond. We hear, is going to 'plug mn" Yavarai County. r. will take some thing larger than Utah mine to d" the job with. and therefore We don't scare.
 City Recorder. C. E. Rush, has had con siderable business before mm for several aays He gives them the benefit of the eompil,d laws winch generally says s!e to SlO0.
 Doctor Ainsw ,rth. the County Hospital Surgeon. inforns us that J. Q- Murphy although quite seriously injured, Will, more than likely. rec"yer. He Is n"T quite SoaS from loss If blo"d.
 Mr. C. (. Bean Is anxious [" procure the services of man thoroughly acibalnted with, and competent t5 run Water Jacket Smelling Furnace. on copper ore. Good wages will be paid.
 The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad ,.A,,uie u?ll .opn have surveying parties m Arizona l,.caiias tso important lines with terminii al Prescott \ ie.ter from Col Lambo.n 5" states.
 With the advent If railroads, for hrlef periods. al countries are infested with bad characters. and tp keep them down It re- auiros the vigilance. of our officials and their support by al g,..A citzens
 Mir. Mccormick. R. R. contractor. shipped. vestertay to his camp. large lot ot suplhes and several huge water tanks. which he will utilIze in hauling water to different sections along the route under his contract.
 Joe. Walker and his assistants manage to keen order in and out of Prescott They are dihgent and deserve praise from people eyerywhere. Mr St. James, as office man. is particularly correc; and very accommodate ing.
 The District Court Is m session in Apache County l. Is the first session ever held m the new County since II became segregated from laya;,ai. therefore We presume that there i, much accumulated business Ia be disposed u..
 Messrs. Campbell and Baker. shipped a few days since. to California. hne lot "i wool. clipped from their band Of sheep. Tine Wool Is extra fine and clear "i dirt and burr. tbereiore will command high price Tn the eastern market.
 Hon. Tom Fi:ch, m lis ith of July ora ation at Toahstoue, copy cf sLlch We have. go.s after the Southern Pacific K. K. We did not expect the sIlTer-;ongued orator to fall out with Crocker N O., but strange things happen m thls world.
 Clark & Adams shipped yesterday, to the Nulture. quantity of lumber. and to L l. Hayd.n. Tempe. several thousand feet. The lumber trade "t lavapal IS one oi greater magnitude than Is generally imagined by people not falaIliar with itS manufacture and sale.
 It be.in- tn l,-,A AS II there was sopn [" he established m Nu.the-n Ariz"na, on ar near the line of the A. A P. R. R., quite a large Military Post. and 1T eur people fail III Sc curing n branch road from Prescott. 1t may have tendency (" relieve Us of Hcad- quarters.
 City Marshal poGson. upon his own re- quest. was granted hearing to-day. before Judge \. O Moves. for the injuries inflicted upon J e. Murphy and was discharged. Il being plainly proven that he acted m self defense. and ia the legitimate discharge "i his official duties.
 The ladies If Prescott speak in high terms of Mrs FurIish. the nrw mllilner Her taste Is said [" be exquisite. her prices moderate and her goods of the very best quality. all of which Is satisfactory. and has tendency [, endcar her tp the ladies "i Prescott.
 Joe Tsr,~. a r,--iiar public benefact"r who ls giving away thousand dollars per day at lI> card gallery. next door to J. L. Fisher st.lc. will he pleased to have all hii friends call au5 Iag.ak, "f the sV"ils Those who 2, Wil hs oeI rewarded. and don't fpr- get T.
 Iyuorr,>r nsrtr. - Thc Commanding Ohiccrof Fol; Verde \. T.. ha, been or,iered with Companies II ana K. sixth Cavalry. L, such poin,> m the vicinity "f the line of the Atlantic and Pacific EaI.rrad. as may bt deemed most v.is.ble f5r scryioe, and go int, camp.
 C"mpa.ll h i> ;" move at once up'n Ie- ceipt of orlei~. and Company will follow