The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

A freighter, named "Frenchie, lost a mule the other day on Granite creek, be low Whipple, and has not found it yet.
 Ten new buildings have been erected in Flagstaff during the past month. They were all two-story, substantial buildings
 Ben Butler, of the Reception restau- rant, will decorate his place very taste fully with evergreens and flags for to- morrow.
 c. L. Phippeny, well known rasident of Thompson's Valley. is among the viait- ors who are in Prescott to celebrate the Glorious Fourth.
 Mr. Adam Scott, of Santa Maria dis trict, came in town yesterday afternoon He says the cattle are looking fine in that country.
 Several picnic parties will leave town to-hiofIo~ lo cct0Dfasc tHc Hourtn WHorS fireworks cease from troubling and the Horribles are at rest
 The following were the arrivals at the Williams House to-day. Flora L. Suther- land, Groom Creek; Flora Wright, Wheel ing; Henry Altekruse, Canton, 0.
 The articles of incorporation ef the Crosa- Gut Mining Company were to-day filed with Secretary Van Arman. The com pany was organized under the laws of Ohio.
 Hereafter the City Council will no. pay for powder, blankets, buckets, etc, used in fighting fires, until the same have been duly ordered by the Fire Marshal of the City.
 Peter Marx has twenty five thousand pounds of potatoes for sale, winch may be had for ? cents per pound at L. Bashford & Go. 's, or st Gardinsrs by the sack.
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 E. F. Sloan came iu town today from Willow Creek Corn looks very fair, and has not been damaged any by worms or insects Rain is only needed to make the crops complete success.
 Ellis and Whitney invite their friends to the opening of their new saloon this evening The bar fixtures have all been arranged very tastefully and the place is a resort of pleasure and comfort
 Thomas Lucas has built a very sub stantial house on his lot or South Marina street. John Bricker Is now busy build ing barn in the rear of same The house will be occupied after completion by w. H. Smith.
 Gorham A. Bray, of the Boston Store, who was thrown from horse and had his shoulder dislocated one day last week, is able to be around again. He was waiting on customers in his usual jolly way to-dax-.------------
 Abe Dunn, of Miller Creek, was chop ping wood the other day when the wedge flew out of stick and struck him on the knee cap, causing bad wound. He has been confined to his bed for several days. but will soon be around.
 The Milligan Guards last evening made their first public appearance in uniform. The drilling and soldierly bearing of the boys were highly complimented by the crowd of spectators who thronged the streets along the line of march. morrow's Horrible parade on animals are earnestly requested to refrain from fast and careless riding, as those participating in costume will, To a certain extent, be at their mercy Too much care eonnot be taken.
 Mr. Ben Butler, proprietor of the Reception Restaurant, on North Monte zuma St., is making preparations for the heavy trade that Is sure to fall his way daring the Fourth. Read his advertise ment in to-day's MINER. c
 Peter Marx, thriving farmerof Wal nut Creek, IS in town to take Tn the cele bration of tomorrow He brought in many thousand pounds of potatoes and other farm produce, which he Is now dis posing of to our citizens. Court has adjourned until after the holiday season, and the courthouse IS as dreary as a banquet hall deserted. No more until the Nations greatest day shall have passed shall it be enlivened by the stentorian voice of the elder Rush, the rhetoric of an Eggers, the logic of 8 Damn, the oratory of Hawkins or a Herndon, the persuasive cadence of a Wells or a Bostwick, the sledge-hammer argument of Sanford or the Ciceronian eloauence of c. B. Rush. Selah. THE PROGR AMME FOR TO- MORROW