The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10
KDAY.
Looks a little like rain

1DyhS d l4lt4c 4lhc fGlll-
 The West Prescott school gave a picn
 to-day
 At one time yesterday the thcrmomete
 stOod 92.
 Strong indications of rain to-day. Hop
 1t may come and be a regular soaker.
 Two teams belonging to Mr. Sears lei
 Prescott today ioF She R. k with barle
 for contractors, who are grading the roa
 bed.
 Dr. W. E. Day arrived to-day from TE
 top, where be has been residing for nearly
 year. The doctor comes back to Prescott [
 remain for the present.
 Mrs. Schwilk, wife of the late Jacol
 SclIwiIk, leaves tomorrow for Ash creek L
 take posSesa.OR nf the station which her hus
 band purchased the day previous to hi
 death.
 Mr. J. Y. RDdenburg received yesterday
 from TiptoP box full of ores from Various
 mines. The specimens show high grade ma
 terial, and indicate that the Tiptop section
 Is hard to beat in any county.
 Alr. Price, railroad contractor, has been
 busy for several days making large pur- chases at our different mercantile houses of goods needed by his men and others con- nected with railroad matters.
 Joseph R. Walker, sheriff of Yavapai county, returned from the Nulture mine last evening with a witness in the ''Tex" mur- der case The mill IS running its full 80 stamps and Vulture city Is lively.
 We learn that there is a man to arrive in town from the Peck who is raving maniac, and has to be kept in heavy irons. The Su- pervisors will probably meet on Monday and provisions made for sending him to Cali fornia-
 There are many important county affairs to fix up, and the Supervisors should see that they are attended to at once. The chairman has made call for a meeting, but the other members we hear refuse to CO., operate.
 APPRsISEEs.-The following gentlemen have been appointed appraisers in the estate of the late I. J. Morgan: Jake Marks, Chas. Reyes and J. L. Fisher Doct Aims worth Is the administrator and has given q 1 good bond.
 Nidowers are becoming numerous III Prescott fast. They propose to march in sold phalanT on the occasion of the Fourth | of July celebration, provided they are granted and allowed the most conspicuous | place in the procession.
 The cards of twenty-five legal firms ap- pear in the Tombstone Nugget Should | think some of thesr law firms would find | pretty short grazing, but perhaps they are old HassayanFers. auI live on black pepper | and fresh dee: s.sn.
 Mr " C. BashlorJ contemplates start ing, in d. very few days, for the Eastern | States, with Mrs. E. for her health. They | will cp down into the northern portion of | the State oi Nov York and rusticatc on the banks of Lake Claullai and the river St. 1aHrencc.
 CHIEF OrAHTIEHTAST R.--Ne learn that Col Hodges. eaY is assigned as Chief Quartermasrer oi Afizonl, has been granted leave of absence for a period of three months. therefore We may h.. expect him here before the expiration of his furlough. During thc interim We presume u. Nother spoon VIII act n his place.
 4 private letter from the Verde says: "Twenty u,u can find employment here at good wages Capt. HarGy tells us that in Mohave county loo No. men can find work at remunerajive wages. Two thousand men can find work on the Both parallel road, in this county, at the biggest wages ever paid by any rallfoad corporation. Let the idle men oi the large cities come te the front.
 Col Lambofn cf Colorado. visited the Groom creek mines yesterday in company with Gov. Powers and Chas Behm. He : was highly pleased with what he saw and thinks the Groom creek mines equal those of ! Leadyillc. The t,mhering and working done ! on the mines by Mir. Behm he compliments !. highly. As the Colonel Is excellent author ity on mining matters his opinions, So favor ably expressed. have great weight. The sale of flowers belonging to the esti- ' mable wife of Mayor W. \. Kelly took place to-day and was well attended. Mrs. [ K. disposed of her choice selection of plants :. because u. her departure for trip to Cali / lorna, winch will extend over a period of !, some months. She will he accompanied by her father, mother and her sister, Miss Jos nphinc Stephens favorite in Prescott, N where she has resided since a mere child. & TKoM MouAyE.-H W. II. Hardy. the . pioneer of MoLave county, Is in town to- < lay. He speaks very encouragingly of his ' section. He tells us that there are no idle : men III AlolldNe ana that tlere IS room now or 100 good workingmen in the section of d country bordering on Mineral Park. Rail- pad grading m Mohave IS to commence soon md with the advent "f the iron horse there vitl be a general revolution in all things in hat section.
 MTLrTaRY.-A General Court Martial is ,. appointed to meet at Whipple Barracks, U Prescott, A. T., at 10 o'clock. a. m. on D Tuesday, the 14th day of June, 1881, or as al oon thereafter as practicable, for the trial N f such persons as may be properly brought 'efore ii. The following officers have been u ietaiied for the court: Major David Perry, n th Cavalry, Assistant Surgeon skinner. |. fl !. A., Capt. T. S. King, I2th Infantry, First a, lieutenant J. II. Hurst. l2th Infantry. First n lieutenant George S. Wilson. I2th Infantry. IL 'econd Lieutenant E. K. Evans, l2th h. r antry, Sec-nd Lieutenant F.. F. Wilcox. n 2th Infantry, with Capt H. (. Egbert, I2th n, infantry, as Jnd.e Advocate.