The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-22
MONDAY.
Brains-Don't got anyl No.

Building at whipple goes on nicely.
 Buggy riding was indulged in promiscu. ously yesterday.
 A MT. Slaughter is in town from Tomb stone, looking after beef cattle.
 Several postofices should be established in the San Francisco Mountain country.
 Sam Ball is in from the Bill Williams mountain with his team for supplies.
 Mrs. Burnett and her daughter, have reached their destination, Tombstone
 Head & Co received new goods to-day. They are selling large quantities to the rail road people.
 We hear that Mrs. Banghart is very low. Doctor McCandless entertains but little hope of her recovery.
 Mrs. Harrington, of West Prescott, we gre sorry to learn, IS quite sick and under the care of Doct. Ainsworth.
 The Sisters of St. Joseph have purchased the house in which they live and keep the indigent and other sick people. There are at the County Hospital three patients as charges of the county and five who pay their own way.
 The mass at the Catholic Church yes terday was quite a grand affair We hear the singing mentioned in high terms
 Mr. John Chart, cattle raiser from Santa Maria, arrived yesterday with sixteen head of young calves for the city butchers.
 c. T. Rogers and NIT. Sims, brother to R. R. Contractor Sims, are in from the noun tairS in the vicinity of railroad operations.
 Several teams departed for the railroad line this morning, carrying goods of all kinds and quite A number of men looking for em- ployment.
 John Raible, bound to be up with the times, has srdered an ice box of mammoth dimensions, which will cost S200 for its man. ufacture.
 The Quartermaster's Department has been carrying the |. :. mails between Prescott and Verde for several days. This looks bad for the P. 0. Department.
 A band of yoang Hambletonians passed through town this morning Tn charge of a man whom We took for Joaquin Murietta or one of his lieutenant banditta.
 Several Wallapai braves were perambu- lating our streets t--day, evidently enjoying | themselves, looking at the many curious things in stores, shops and saloons.
 J. L. Fisher, who has just laid in an i'm mense stock of goods, thinks of dividing uP an l taking a portion to the R. R., where he will open branch house. Good idea.
 Doctor Ryder expects to do a land office business III the manufacture of new teeth. Young maidens in the rural districts think l it quite fashionable to have the originals ! knock ed out and the artificial substituted
 The Board of Trade of the City of San Francisco has entered charges against Judge Porter for his action at Yuma recently. It IS case that may have two sides to 1t, and the Judge may not be busted.
 We have advices from Vulture city. Wick enburg, Peoples, Thompson, Kirkland and Skull Valleys, south of the general rain, and from the north as far as San Francisco Mountains, showing that the storm was gen ral.
 An old bachelor, who is candidats for matrimony and keeps an eye on love affairs, informed us, to-day, of no less than eleven marriages that are to come of III Prescott soon, and it isn't much of year fer mar riages. Yum, yum!
 That poor fellow We mentioned few days since as having made efforts to sell the prayer book for a ten cent drachm of the O.. | B. joyful, succeeded in his undertaking. | The prayer book is now ID town, and the mothers memento, as a parting gift to a loving son, bought his last glass of rum.
 Doctor Ainsworth, L. S. A, who was stationed at Whipple for years, and very popular in this county as a successful phy- sician and excellent gentleman, has gone to San Antonio, Texas, forduty. It IS apleas- ant station. and one where the Doctor will find plenty of scope for practice. Al. Whitney returned from Tombstone yesterday He does not report that city as one which has its streets and walks laid with silver. In fact he thinks Northern Arizona about as good as anything he saw south, so. ye anxious prospectors, look for riches around home before going to that land of able.
 Murat Masterson. ex-District Attorney, has made final settlement with the Board of Supervisors Receipts have been passed between the county and the officials, every thing having been found correct. NIT. M- made a good Dis -riet Attorney, and we are pleased to note IIs satisfactory wind up of county business.
 Mir. Alexander, Superintendent of the Prince and Warrior mines, IS in town. He has the appearance of being gentleman, al least he so conducts himself on our streets and elsewhere No doubt he will become popular with miners and business men. and make the two mines, over which he watches and directs, paying properties.
 Mir Hiltenbrand. a successful granger and station keeper of Agua Fra. IS in town. He tells the MINER that the land is in fine con- dition for cultivation, and that the whole available agricultural ground will be planted [ this year Nov Is the time for Iavapai grangers to feather their nests by planting and raising blg crops.
 Quite lively runaway, that wasn't run away after all, took place this afternoon Joe Crane was cut with his fine team, when one of the bits broke or dropped from the steeds mouth, making 1t quite unhandy tc direct the ''critter, resulting m a lively waltz around; Joe jumping out and NIT. Smith staying with the rig, which he piloted
 nto port without damage. MILITARY First Lieutenant J. II. Hurst ? Twelfth Infantry. will proceed to Blackberry