The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-17
There ha. been general rain south of Prescott clear ints old Mexico.

There ha. been general rain south of Prescott clear nts Old Mexico.
 Letters at W F. & Co.'S uncalled for, are, B. F. Armstrong and Annie Akard.
 Tramps, and Cranks, invade our streets by night. Keep your eyes peeled.
 Passengers to-day per Black Canyon stage were Mrs. Brown and Walter Hale.
 A military telegraph line has been or dered built from Phenix to Mcdowell.
 Several bad characters have been sent to the Yuma prison from Cochise county
 Tiptop stock is quoted at s4.50 in San Francisco, with Silver King at sl6.5O.
 We recieved call from several of Prescott's most esteemed citizens this afternoon. Come again.
 Robert Connell, a successful business man, has now on hand large and very fine assortment of goods in his line.
 A new tailor shop has recently been opened on Montezuma street by gen tleman from the East, MT. Hamlin.
 See elsewhere no ice of farm hand wanted, Here is all excellent opportu- nity for some good man to make Q raise.
 Ira Hudson has concluded to do the lever work in the Courier office. Heis . good pressman and faithful hand
 We hear of another new house to he built immediately in our city. It will be placed on record so soon as work com menceS.
 The disease called pink eye has made its appearance in Prescott. Three horses be- longing to Mr. Shuil, of the Plaza stable, have been affected with it.
 Fred Brecht, the pioneer blacksmith of Prescott, is enlarging his wagon and smithshops, and will soon have the finest establishment in Northern Arizona.
 John Rarick is up from Centennial District. He reports mining active, and tells us that the mill is to be removed to a more central locality, and also enlarged.
 A letter from Big Bug informs us tha 12 inches of snow fell at that place on Sunt day, the 12th inst. Big Bugrrs, little bug CTS and all the buggers will have plenty of water for all practical purposes this winter.
 The party to be given by Prescott Fire Company OR Washington's Birthday Feb ruary 22d-bids- fair to be something over average. and ain invitation is- extended to good citizens from the country.
 The (Vulture) ArzoDa Central is paying large dividends monthly, of which nothing ia said by the press, simply because Mir. Sey- mOur owns the whole thing and doesn't care to -1vertise.
 Attention is called to the advertisement of the C"mm nwealth Distribution Ccm- pany. They have been distributing mrney in plentiful quantities of late in the West and on the Pacific coast.
 The Diana saloon is again undergoing repairs, and new music stand is being erected in the rear enc for Messrs Thedy & Young, two very spirited and lively young men.
 Great improvements are going on in the quarters of the fire company. A room IS being divided off fir m the main room and being fitted up fnr meeting rom. An addition is also tn be built on the build ing for a hose cart Befure long we will have an A. No. fire company which will be q credit to our city.
 A tramp, this morning, while attempt ing to pry up the window for the pur- pose of effecting an entrance into the cuisine department of the house recently occupied by N. c. Scheckles, odioining the residence of J. L, Fisher, was discoy- cred by that gentleman, arrested and placed in the lookup. A charge of vag- rancy and attempt at house breaking have been filed against this ambitious gent who would rather steal than work.
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