The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
TIE LOCAL PROsPEcT0R.
SATURDAY.

A. L. f1ensua" iciS ioi aoN VI " day.
 Court convenes Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
 Deputy U. S. Marshal Evans, of Tue son, is in town.
 Mike Lonsbury, freighter, left for Phenix this evening.
 c. D. Brown left for the Santa Maria to day to look after cattle
 The Milligan Band promises very pleasant entertainment tomorrow at 5 o'clock in the Plaza
 IL. Fisher yesterday received an in voice of bacon from Piarkinton and Ar mours of Kansas City; also three tons of sugar.
 The Black Warrior mine shut down Monday, waiting the arrival of machinery that is now on the road from Ash Fork. |. will resume operations in about ten days
 The Exchange Saloon, corner of Granite and Gurley streets will give an excellent free lunch this evening. The Miiligan band viii be in attendance, as will polite walters who will take your orders for nice cool Boca beer.
 The Milligan Band under the able leader ship of Prof. J. B. Swidensky will give an open air concert this evening, on the north end of the Plaza, and will completely demon strate to the people their ability to satisfy ail the wants of our community m furnish ing music for such occasions as this morn- ing.
 When you invest in mine make up your mind to put in more money for two or three years before expecting returns. The profits may begin to come in sooner than ths, bat the probabilities are that they will not
 Prescottis base ball club crossed bats with the Fort Verde nine yesterday at Whipple aud fairly demonstrated their incompetency to compete with them at tue game They were vsnquished by 8
 Hon. T. J. Butler delivered a very able Oration this morning on the occasion of ihe laying of the corner stone of the new city hall Mir Butler did not tire his hearers with lengthy review of figures and fact. but spoke in a bright pithy vein that was bots pieasing and entertaining.
 The most cvr-Ps>s~ ..ictpre of Prescott is the one penciled by Jules Baumann, and on exhibition in the window of Dr. Lincoln's drug store. It is to be Autographed and the original sent to the Worlds fair at New Orleans next winter.
 W. J. O'Neill, proprietor of the Lind say garden, will furnish you with nice, wholesome vegetables every morning if you wish. He does not use those dis gusting, loathsome and leprosy-breeding compounds that are brought into use by | the Chinese to facilitate the growth of the more delicate varieties of vegetables, which is we'll known by chemists to i'm part its filthy qualities to the plants that are saturated with it, which, besides the disgust produced in the very thought, will as surely irnpart its qualities to the blood, as will virus enter the pGt,t cd flesh of man.
 C. r. Fulkenson, mining expert from Walker Mining District, arrived in town to-day from the Howell shelter He IS in- terested in some very valuable property ip that locality and commences Monday snip ping ore 10 Pueblo, Colorado.
 The following deeds were today re- corded:
 Pierre and Louise Guiott to C. Peyron. lots and 6, block D, Prescott, for 5000
 Wn. Jennings to John A. Rush cool feet Golden Gate lode, for sl00.
 Patrick McAteer. by executors. 10 A J. Woodward, ranch in Kirkland alley, for s2,75O.
 We were very much surprised this morn ng to see the Whippls Band at the head oi
 iis'oa~ VI 1he htI!lSdh bthG which Prescott people should now ferl proud of. Only few weeks ago Prof. J. Swidensky took the leadership of this 'and and to-day they play sufficiently well 10 atisfy all the wants of our people The 'ahd has as yet received nc remuneration or its labors and to-day would have been ht'Ing opportunity [" partly repay them or their labors. We hear an unanimous rotest against this course and think It Is perfectly justiiable