The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-02-10
TUESDAY.
Prescott needs a side walk boom.

| Prescott needs side walk boom. 1
 The streets are in a lovely condition.
 S. c. Rogers, of Charmingdale, is ill | Prescott.
 | There are in the County Jail, 12 crimin- als
 No arrivals by Black Canyon stage to- day.
 Mrs. Gen. Crook is visiting Tn Washing ton.
 Judge NcGrew is Deputy District Attor. ney during Judge Hargrave's absence irl California
 Mrs. Sol Lewis, we hear, will soon come back to Prescott and take up residence.
 S. P. Behan has purchased fine resi- dence adjoining that of L. B. St. James.
 Goose Flat is in a good condition jus now for geese. ducks, etc. Good swimming.
 The boom is bound to strike the Black Hills of Yavapai county, so it is said.
 Mrs. Gen. Kautz recently gave a grandl dinner party at Angel Island.
 Steve Condron, of Walnut Grove, ar rived in town yesterday.
 Doctor O. Lincoln Is ont at his stock ranch in Williamson Valley.
 Corn and all kinds of farm produce com-S mand good prices in this market.
 The funeral of the infant son of Mir. and Mrs, Raible, to-day, was largely attended.
 Hall & Poes butcher shop will be ready for occupancy about the close of this week. (
 Why not give Joe Dauphin benefit, and rousing one at thatl
 Wm. Vanderbilt has purchased the lunch stand at the Diana Saloon, and will here after manage the same.
 Machinery is going up on Groom Greek for the reducti of ores belonging to the Arizona Queen Company.
 The muddy condition of the public thor oughfares keeps travel down and makes business dull in this section.
 Mrs. Ed. Scholey. with her children. ar rived in Prescott yesterday from Walnut Greek.
 Snow in the Bradshaw Basin is said to be three feet deep, and roads almost impass- able.
 Messrs. Rogers and Cartier have disposed of their lots South Prescott to Charles A. Behm.
 Wm. Wiikerson and his efficient deputies are busy keeping up the work of the 4 County Recorder, Clerk of the District and Supreme Courts, etc.
 Major Johnson and son returned from their trip Saturday, having paid the boys in blue. The Majors daughter, whc has been visiting friends Tt the Verde, returned with them.
 If tfere IS money in the City Treasury, why not appropriate a portion of the same Tn building sidewalks, or eise pass an ordi- nance compelling property owners to make said imprJvemer t5.
 Mir. Mejia, the indefatigable miner and ' Is about to start up his shelter n Walnut Grove. He has fine ore, and We expect will run out tons of bullion.
 T. B. ''artter has rented the CullumfS arm Tn Walnut Grove, also portion of theS Jackson ranch, Tn the same valley. lie will ' plant, the coming season, & large crop of :Orn.
 Mrs. J. G. Campbell, one of the most ladies in Washington City, has Ilaced the MINER, time and again, under ( obligations for late papers. from the Capital 'f the nation, for which extend our hanks.
 ii. H. Costa, one of the tonsorial lights, with view of making living for himself md family, has concluded to open busi- ( ness Tn the building south of Jackson tS rompkins' saloon, where Mir Otto formerly held forth. His place, when put in order. Will be ot bon ton appearance, and his workmanship will be an advertisement ealcu- ated to give him plenty to do.