The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

ent term of court has been the means (
 giving that gentleman a reputation ths d must be fattering to so young an attorne,
 Mrs. R. E. Harrington and Miss Far l. rington, who have been making a pleasan
 visit to our esteemed tOwnsman, J. L
 Fisher, departed yesterday for their hom
 in the Valley of the Rlo Salinas.
 Hen. John J. Rush accompanied by hi estimable lady will leave at an early da,
 for trip to New Mexico and the east II search of recreation after his prolonged snC . laborious siege of work during the present term of court.
 The we'll in front of the north portice o
 the Court House is being baled out by the Authorities, with view to aseertaining whsther its recent change from good to bad water is due to the davoring of drowned deputy sheriff or not
 A party viii take place at Jerome in the Black Hills this evening. number of candidates for political honor will seize the opportunity to maze votes while the baile is ia progress. having today left Prescott for that purpose.
 it IS whispered in society circles that a prominent young business man of Prescott will at an early day lead to the hymeneal altar, Prescott belle whose many personal chams and mental vivacity have ems pired ;, tender passion in the breast of a h,st of our be. us
 Cobweb Hall now presents a neat appear ance with its attractive billiard hall and elegant card rooms. The liquors dispensed at this resort are of high quality, while the new brand of cigars specially made for this popular house by an Eastern firm are unexcelled for their sweet flavor.
 E. NJ. Clark, the energetic and enterprise ing manager of the Chicago Milf and Min ing company, will start up on custom ore on next Tuesday. Mir. Clarks persever- ance in his intelligent endeavors to bring out the resources of Groom Greek should be heartily encouraged by the miners of that section
 i'rof. Joe Wilson is expected to-morrow evening from New York and with him come several mining men desirous of look irs .n.., the wonders of this mammoth min era field. Notwithstanding tirAt much of Joe's time has been taken up in the cause far as the interests of his clothing house are concerned. as will be seen when his goods arrive ard his hobby styles put before the public gaze.
 At about three o'clock yesterday morn ing fire broke ont in the dance house in the old town, of Flagstaff and in less than one hour and half had destroyed all the business places from the dance hall. to the lower end of the street Beal Bros. & Nc Laughlin's saloon are the only remaining ones The origin of the fire is not known, but supposed by some to be incendialy, while others think that one of the girls employed in the dance house, while intoxi- catei, had upset the candle, thereby caus ing the burning of eight buildings. The loss IS heavy.
 THURSDAY
 Mint Juleps at the Palace.
 Finest brands of liquors and cigars at the Palace. hand at Hubbard's from date.
 Lumber at reduced rates for cash a,~Cur- tis' mill on Lynx Greek.
 The MINER is under many obligations to Charley Allabach of Whipple for kind favors since the fire, and takes this way to express thanks.
 Deputy Sheriff vandeburgh returned last evening from Flagstaff, where he was pres ent during the lire that recently destroyed | the old town.
 The easel of Blake & Co. vs. the Silver Belt Mining and Reduction Works occupied the time and attention of the District Court yesterday afternoon and to-day.
 The Milligsns have accepted the Rifles challenge to play match game of base ball on saturday next m West Prescott, and some very fine playing may he expected.
 Parties in town from Flagstaff generally concur in the opinion that the recent fire in the old town of that name will result to the new towns benefit. Heretc fore the towns progress was materially retarded by the con dieting interests of the two places
 A large number of residents along the line Atlantic IS Pacific Railroad are in town as witnesses m the case pending against the Daggs Bros. for damages for false i'm prison ment, and which promises to be bitterly contested.
 r. A. Crsigue returned last evening from trip to the East, and expresses himself we'll pleased with his experience abroad, but delighted to be home He met Gov Tr sie and party in Albuquerque where they were handsomely eutertained by the lead ing citizens.
 We have always understood that glycer- inc as it Is commonly used was intended to preserve and beautify outward appearances, but to make both ends meet small dose Of nitro" taken at once inwardly will suffice to accomplish most anything in its line.