The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-05-23


 mond Dies" which ladies should examine.
 Jack Lawler put in an appearance yesterday from his bonanza mining prop. erty.
 DE. Mitchell is kept busy ''picturing' numerous customers, during MT. Baer's absence.
 It is thought that Prescott banks lost little if anything ill the Hudson < Co failure.
 A child was born 10 the wife of MT. Me Neely, at Curtis sas mill, 3 miles south oi Prescott, yesterday,
 Sheriff Henkle left this afternoon for all assessing trip along the line of the A 6 P. He will be gone about ten days.
 John Raible made his final settlement with Probate Judge Moves yesterday in the Weimert estate.
 We learn that MT. A. McSurley had his finger sawed of by the saw at Clark & Adams saw mill.
 Mrs. Horne, who left recently for visit with Eastern relatives, announces her safe arrival at New York
 Kelly & Stephens keep full line of books, papers and all else belonging to a well regulated book store.
 Professor Wilson visits lhe Lynx Creek Hydraulic works Sunday, to make report as to their conditioAss.e
 We have words, hu. can't ind thems to express our contepl r, for a man who will pull out at fifteen minutes till , a. m. to go calling.
 Mrs. Robert Schofeld, who for thsl Hast five weeks has been suffering from neural gia, is feeling much better and hopes to be outs.soon.
 D. J. Sullivan will soon have his stock of boots and shoes just received, arranged so that he will be able to attend to the wants of customers.
 Sabbath next is the time set for the century celebration of tine organization of the NJ. E. Church South. The pro- gramme promises to be interesting.
 Jeff Davis just in from the Copper Basin district, reports things very quiet in that locality, awaiting developments of c c Beans New York trip.
 Send one of DyeFs beautiful pictures of the United Verde Copper Co.'s pictures to a friend and show them the biggest and most fiourishing mines in Arizona.
 One wife and twelve children is con- sidered pretty good family in the East, but an Arizona Editor thinks qaothing of three wives and twenty-one children.
 The Pope has appointed Bishop Salpointe of Arizona, Coadjutor to Bishop Lamy of Santa Fe, N. M., with the right of success sion.
 Dr McCreery, who for the last few years has made himself well-liked, both at Fort Whipple and Prescott, where he has sue cessfully practiced' his profession of medi- cin, will leave for his new post in Dakota next Sunday. Tte Doctor has many friends who. wish him a pleasant trip.
 One of our business men is in receipt of a letter from Wm. Garland, in which he says that work will b~-<ommenced at once upon the Prescott and Thirty-fifth Parallel Rail road. Whether this be another paper rail road of Mr Garand's or not, the Central Railroad is an assured fact
 Our new Postmaster Marsh and his eff cient assistant Mr Archibald, deserve great deal of credit for the promptness 1T which they distribute mail when tis known that the whole office has been in an uproa while the front of the building has beer extended
 Harry Darlingt )n, yOnng man of ability and push. is soliciting our business men fol a card in the directory he is getting up There Is space only for few cards, which he hopes soon to have filed We under stand it Is his intention to distribute these at the mining camps around Prescott, and as they will be well printed upon good card board, they will be something that will be preserved.
 General Crook, Captain Roberts, Mrs Kate H Holmes and Miss Palmer will leave for the East next Monday. The General goes to give the West Point cadets few ;'points" where Captain Roberts accom- panies him while Mrs. Holmes and Miss Palmer will return to their home in New York. It is with the kindest of sympathy that our people see Mrs. Holmes leave our midst caused by the sad misfortune which so recently befell her. It was hoped by many, when she came back to her old home it was to remain for ever, but such is the uncertainty of this worlds calculations. Miss Palmer will long be remembered for her ladylike and sOciable bearing during the few months she has been with us. We wish them safe and pleasant voyage.