The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-05-23

Educated housekeepers, who have triet all the Baking Powders, say that Dr Price Cream Baking Powder agrees bet ter with the stomach than any other made The best test of its purity is of its being used to-day, as 1t has been for years in ; million homes, and the best test as to iti nicety and strength is the test of the oven
 The repalns of William, only son of Mir and Mrs. J. L. Fisher, aged seven weeks and one day, were followed to their last resting place by numerous friends to-day al 2p.m. Our people extend their sympathy to Mir. and Mrs Fisher in their bereave- mcnt.
 At the Prescott Rife meeting last even ing resolutions were passed, extending the lcompanys' thanks to Mrs. Bray, Miss Horne and the ladies of Prescott, for the elegant silk flag recently presented to them, and tc Gov. Tritle for receiving the flag upon the Rifles behalf.
 J. E. Brown and Ed. Carpenter took g trip this morning well loa6ed with 'grub' for few days recreation with Mir. Joseph Dauphin in Groom creek. They called at the MINER office on their way out and gave us this information with the request to mot mention it." Hence our silence.
 Four comrads were initiated into Barrett Post, No 62, G. A. R., last evening. The different committees were appointed nec- essary for successfully carrying out the programme adopted for Decoration Day. We understand that no distinction will | be made in the decoration of the graves of soldiers by this order, both Uuion and Confederate sharing alike. The Post meets uext Saturday evening.
 Mir. Charlie Wurth, brother-in-law of our old townsman John Raible, with whom he was, for few years connected i'll busi- ness, came to Prescott yesterday to pay his folks and friends a visit. Charlie is now of the wholesale liquor firm of E. Martin & Co.,, Les Angeles, Cal, where the same buslneas sagacity and close application has endeared him to the business community that did when in Prescott.
 We found the following item. to-day on Gurley street Whether written for publi- catior or not we do not know, but give it to our readers for what it is worth: 'Mr. NJ. T. Herzog has made contract with | ~ T d., f,, If hrIa his new hotel. It seems that the people of Prescott have at last awakened from their lethargy. With narrow gauge, water works, two new hotels, new city hall and redur n works, Prescott real estate will double .a value inside of six months. | MT. E. s. Junior, who owns some excel | lent mines in the Bradshaw district, paid the MINER a call yesterday and renewed his subscription. Mir. Junior feels very much encouraged with the looks of his property, and says he will soon have a mine "what is mine" for the market. The Lane mine. in the same district, Is \ turning out an excellent quality of rich rock which is being hauled to the Tuscum- bia mill, under the superintendency of Mir. T. J. Eaman. It is said that the mill will, in ten days run, pay for the entire amount. expended upon the Lane mine.
 At meeting of the Prescott Rifles held Tuesday, May 20th, the following was unamiously adopted:
 ResOIoed, that the thanks of the company be, and they hereby are rendered to Mrs. G. A. Bray, Miss Emma Horne, and the ladies who aided them, for the flag present ed to the Prescott Rifles. Friday, May Is, 1884.
 ResOleed, that the thanks of the company be rendered to his Exeellency, Gov. F. A. Tritle for receiving the flag on behalf of the company.