The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
THE LOCAL pRospEcToR.
TUESDAY,


 hotel meet tomorrow.
 Attorney General Churchill is expect back from Phenix tomorrow evening.
 Announce yourselves, gentleme There's glory and gold galore in a goo fat county billet.
 Dyer's Views Of Prescott can now had by all Seventy-fve cepts buys or at Hubbard's, rolled ready to mail.
 The MINER is indebted to Gener, Crook for an elegantly gotten up Rost. of Troops serving in the Department ( Arizona
 The contested land case of Ball VI Harris, involving the title to forty acr tract of ground near Williams, occupie the eneire time of the District Court tc day
 John NJ. Murphy and Dan Hatz ar the latest acquisitions in the ranks o Democratic candidates for the Shrievalty Both men are too good to be sacrificed il . such a hopeless cause.
 Colonel c P Head has signified a willingness 10 aecede te the request of hi, fellow democrats and permit his name tt go before the coming Territorial Demo '>.eratic Convention for Congress.
 Through some misunderstanding with the Mexican authorities. Wells, Fargo & Co discontinued carrying letters into sonors on the 18th inst. The mails are LOW tn. only avenue for the transmission of cores pondence
 John Moon, Kirkland granger, has re- inforced his large herd of cattle by bringing 2gO fne Sonora beeyes with him from Mex ico, ~ith which he passed through town a few days ago to place in the above already 'over-stocked locality
 4 wagon lead of colicly-looking water melons, from the valley of the Rio Salinas, thls morning held the attention of Pres kGtt gamjiss in manner that white elephant or brass band might have en- vied.
 Chief Justice Howard, accompanied by Judge Rush, Col Eggers, District Attorney Rush and F. F. Damn, Esq, of the Prescott bar, will leave during the latter part of the coming week for Apa- che county to attend Court.
 Recent advices from Walnut Grove tate that .''0ld Grizzly" Callen now ports as a watch charm s250 nugget, eken from his property at that point last eek ty one of his employees. Some lows strikes be soft one, while others athem hard"
 igeJohn Howard, attorney for the Bros, has received from his
 a letter stating that the material k City Water Works had been
 from the East, and tia; 8 corps
 q workmen would leave for Pres tsntt in time to begin operations by Aug ~ist 1st
 Farmers iu the valleys te the west Of Prescott report scarcity of rain this sum mer and predict drnuth similar to that of few years ago. Most all kind of grains and vegetables are later this year than ever before in matu ring, ard with the exception F-. h.r bounteous supply of water to irrigate with, total failure of everything to the dry rancher is predicted
 Since the introduction of carp into the waters of Kirkland Greek, some two years [c, .t IS noticed that their culture has not n such a failure AS was predicted by ne but an the contrary many thousands, m lhe few hundred that were placed tnere by Mir. Garside, can now be noticed in the streams. IL is also the intention of the residents of this valley to stock its waters with the cat species next spring and bring .l.s.a io "ar .aArket regularly for use. smal! boy belonging to party of emi- grants en route to the Verde from Nevada, had the misfor.une to be bitten by what his people supposed to be A rattlesnake few dsy4 ago near Kirklsna Valley while the party was encamped there for the aight. The little fellow was given charge Bf the herd for the time, snd while perform ing his labors met with the above accident the reptile striking him just above the ankle. His cries attracted all the camp tc his side and the wound immediately st tended to by the application of remedies they had on hand specially fe: this purpose and which they say they are never without while travelling. Nothing could be learned from hiin ss to how he met with the aeci- dent, except that he jumped from a higf rock to the ground when he was bitten At last accounts be was much improved anC Twill probably pull through all right,
 WEDNESDAY,.
 Judge Marshall, chief of the Flagstaf judiciary. Is attending court in Prescott. The case of Bali ys. Harris was ihs af- ternoon decided in favor of the plainuff. The county jail presents desaiate appear anee, Sita single occupan, to fiji ifs com- modlOas cages.