The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-21
Mrs schoIsv christian ladv of Walnut

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 Although Hathaway's turnouts are not the most attractive, nevertheless they are sure and safe.
 Mrs. w. N Kelly has treated herself to a fine phaeton buggy, one of the best ill Arizona.
 Henry Springer, of Albuquerque, New Mexico. died suddenly at that place few days since.
 Murat Masterson thinks of visiting Toms- stone. LnOk out for the COW boys and road agents, old boy.
 Ackers x Walker purchased from Chart, Buckman, Springfield and Crouch recently, several head of cattle.
 A great many invalids in the Sisters Hos pital tell us that they are well treated and therefore convalescing.
 Hon. A. E. Davis, we are happy to hear, has been very successful during this term ot the Mohave County Court.
 Judge French has gained in Mohave County golden words of praise from counsel, litigants, and, in fact, from all.
 4 great many loaded freight teams are
  many of them are nigh at hand.
 Good fish are plentiful in Kirkland Creek. They are of the chub family, such as are caught in the Humboldt, Nev.
 Mr. Persons, of Kirkland Valley, is doing good work on a galena prospect near Hack berry Flat, west of Bell Canyon.
 Jerome Burns. an ''old timer" in Ari zona, and at present a resident of Chloride, Mohave County, is visiting Prescott.
 Quail on toast is a very common delicacy in Prescott just after the return of Frank Meador from one of his hunting trips.
 Pedro Montanya, of Holbrook, was in town on Saturday, and Sunday. He de- parted this forenoon per A. & P. stage.
 Charley Spencer, the scout and guide of the Wallapai Indians, has been in town for the past three days. He informs us that the Indians are well pleased with the treat ment they receive through the military.
 Mir. Bones and Fred Gaines, two Kirk land gents and tirst-class citizens, were in Prescott yesterday. Mir. Bones Is engaged in tilling the soil, and Mir. Gaines IS raising cattle for our meat merchants.
 The letter oi Mrs. Edwards, of Tempe, in the last weekly MINER is highly spoken of by all those who have read 1t. She struck the nail on the head in many sentences.
 A great big load of passengers went out this morning to the A. & P. R R. Major Ingalls, is attending to the passenger traffic like true Major that he is.
 J. G. Campbell received to-day a grand assortment of goods. D. Levy alsoreceived a large supply of goods, including a ton or more of bacon.
 Country ladies have had poor luck thus far this Spring in raising little chickens. For some reason the eggs don't seem to hatch.
 The pink-eye in horses, mules and other four-footcd animals is all the rage in this section. It has also caught hold on some of our male fraternity.
 H M Van Arman Is the name of our new Secretary. His name has appeared in the papers of the Territory, and no two seem to have struck it correct or alike.
 4 local theatrical troupe. which would contine its work exclusively to Arizona, we believe would pay immensely. Let the Ad- miral move aud command his crew.
 We hear that there will soon be solemn ized in this city, a marriage, which savers soareRhat of theelogian proclfyities.
 Doctor Geo. D. Kendall telegraphs ths the train which he was sailing on, oyer in New Mexico, at or near Rincon, flew the track, killing one man.
 New Albuquerque IS now the liyeliest place in New Mexico, and it is only eighteen months old. What will it be ill five years from nowl A second Denver.
 A great many acres of good land in this County will be seeded to potatoes this year. They are, as general thing, sure crop, and pay well.
 J. D. Cook would make good Supervis- Or for Yavapai county, and we for one hope he will be the choice of the Republican Con- vention, which is to meet in June.
 Compton, the carpenter and first-class wheelwright of the Verde, is in Prescott, accompanied by young son of Mrs. Young of Camp Verde.
 Robert Cornell shipped to-day to his customers on the R. R. load of liquors, cigars, etc Robert is doing a good trade in that direction.
 Wilson & O. have another new "ad" in the MINER. They intend te use printers ink in goodly quantities, and will no doubt profit thereby.
 4 man by the name of Pedro Wootten, a county patient from the R. R., died at the Sisters Hospital last evening, aged P years, of spinal miningitis.
 Cureton, in his last Alta gets off another ''goak" Run him for Congress. He is fully competent, and more especially so since h has been admitted to practice in the District Courts of Arizona.
 C. c. Lane, of the Blackberry Mining Company, came in from Mohave yesterday. and departed this morning for the East via Winslow and Albuquerque, where he will stop oyer one day ..and confer with the A. SS-P, R. R. officials. .------~-
 Card of Thanks.
 J. NJ. Myers and family gratefully tender their thanks to the ladies and friends of Will liamson Valley and the citizens of Prescott yho so kindly aided them in their late great bereavement,
 Yesterday the wind ksbt Hp a pretty fair growl until the sun shed its last rays behind fa,l | 3, fl,at