The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-14
Local intelligence.
SATURDAY..

Go to church on the Sabbath.
 Remember the churches tomorrow.
 There are no empty houses in Prescott.
 Geo. w. Curtis, of Gillett, is in Prescott.
 A solid organization of the Republican party.
 A good rrstler is J. W. Ambrose, of Wal nut Creek.
 There is to be party this evening at Howey's Hall
 Morris Lindsay has planted much of his garden farm this Spring.
 Tomorrow is Easter Sunday, and egg fruit will be Tn season.
 Judge Rush is having fine addition built to his residence.
 Several of the boys in blue got mellow in our city last evening. No fights.
 The Atlantic & Pacific R. R. Go. is doing big job of artesiah well boring.
 George Lail, the R. R. contractor, made himself visible cn our streets yesterday.
 Wilson & Haskell have fixed up their sash, door and blind factory ill first rate style.
 John H. Dixon and Mir Bolt, of Skull Valley, proved up on their pre-emPtion claims to-day
 Rodeoing will commence in earnest in about ten days in this County. RodeoinG forebodes a busy time.
 James Bones and J. T Shull are i'm proving their residences. and Robert Con- nell is not far behind. Mrs. A. o. Noyes, her son Dan, and ore. other passenger, came in to-day per stage from a visit to California.
 Court at Mineral Park WIS progressing nicely three days ago, when our correspond ent closed his last letter.
 A large amount of mail matter passes through the Presc, tt Postofice daily, keep ing Mr. Otis and his assistant busy all the time.
 Baptist Church morning and evening; Sunday Scho,l Gt Il:30 A. II. Miss Jessie Stevens will sing at the evening ser vice.
 Mrs. Marion and Miss Nellie Banghart are about to start for summer vacation They first 90 to visit friends in Nebraska and then to Canada.
 The Arizona Central Mining Company have in their mine, the Vuiture, 40 feet of ledge matter which all pays well to work. How is that for wide!
 Fred Hiltenblaud. wife and baby, are visiting In Prescott. Fred is one our most extensive gran gers. He will plant 2OGacres in corn this season.
 Randall received to-day a large assort- ment of the finest boots that ever came to this market He intends to sell them way down, and don't forget 1t.
 Near Skull Valley, John Dixon has a four foot vien of gold ore which assays from S45 to S110 per ton. He Is going to de- yelop this property this Summer,
 Mormon Mcleod, who lost a portion of both feet by frost this winter. has 50 far re- covered as to be able to navigate and smile or take smile over the serious sad event.
 Andy Miles. a faithful, good boy, received serious injuries this winter at the Williams sawmill of Wilson & Co.,, and Is now quite an invalid Sheriff Joseph R. Wake has his deputies out taking the assessment 0t property, which is mach greater than last year Under Sheiif St. James IS taking that ot 1 the city of Prescott. The father of Mir. Bacon, who has been on visit to his son and grandchildren here, leaves in a few days for his home, Nisalia, ! Cal, where he has great deal of landed es- tate and other property.
 We hear that sheep raisers in this county | have been quite successful this Spring | with their young lambs. There has been but little cold weather for some time and no storms to injure the health of the yews or their young
 There was q report current upon our streets yesterday, that Archie Mcbride had | died at Yuma. The report needs contirme- | tion. We don't think that Nc. has passed . in his checks, and is liable to live many | years to cone.
 Ai Tombstone, according to the Epitaph, | they have a new species of cacto ''ocatilla." There is fl ihorDy bush growing in Southern Arizuna well known as the ocateila. Per | haps the ocatilia spoken of by u Epitaph l is a brother or sister.
 A Territorial Fair should be held this | Fall at son.e central point in the Territory. | Although Prescott Is the most appropriate, | we do not say il must be within its limits, | fear some one might say that we were sell | lSu. A @bulA S' i'ii " sN~' t>A'-7o NN'A mineral, agricultural and other resources.
 There was solemnized few evenings since in this city marriage of two highly respected and well-known people. For cer- tain reasons the marriage is to be kept se- cret for three months, la Gosper. When this little secret leaks cut there will be a grand old bray from the pop1lace.
 A great many changes have taken place at the new and fourishine town of Ninslow, on the R. k. A letyer few days since gave US to understand that Charley Frank lin was about to start 8 paper there. We now get it from the Albuquerque Journal that it l. a saloon. All the same.
 We hear but little later news from the stage robbery hear Flagstaff The robbers cut the mail bags open, examined the let ters. took one, and then put themail on the coach and ordered the driver to proceed on his tourney We hear that there vas lady on board-a daughter of bIr. c. Y. Rodgers, of Williams, wh0was selt-possessed and exhibited any quantity of nerve. She is imbued with some nf the old gents cOur- age. and will do first rate for AriZona
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