The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-15
THE LOCAL PROSPEcTeR.
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 Beware of paint on the Plaza fence.
 Several representatives of San Francisco businsSI houses are in our city.
 Several freight teams were noticed on our streets to-day, but ne'er moad of hay" did we sec
 John Taylor and several others left this morning for the Bradshaw t0 work on some mines in that district.
 City Tax Collector Fredericks il making the rounds again and wants 6 settlement of the city taxes
 RegistrAtion is progressing fRvorAbly for large vote, SIS names bsing enter cd on the Register up to p ID today.
 Mir. Douglass, with whom negotiations are pending for the sale of Copper Basin, ii expected most any day from San Cribs.
 W. W. Hutehiaon and Len Hale daily put their promising trottsrs through a course of training during the pleasant weather. Look out for big records the coming fall races.
 Martin Maier received another let of tha excellent Boca beer to-day from California, which will be dispensed to those, these warm nights, who may wish to spend 6 pleasant evening in his cool garden. In connection with the sAloon is 6 first-class eating house, presided ever by Charley Haywood, where any luxury may be had at q nominal figure.
 Harry Darlington pulled into this baveH today from the Santa Maria, where he recently took ups section of land for farming and stock purposes. Everything joyous, but no rain, is the tidings he brings from that corner of our county.
 Dr. Kendall is in receipt of many new and neat toilet goods, and has Slso rs- plenished his stock of drugs StOckmsn will please take notice that calomel, ire quently used by them in doctoring cattle, ii in the list of new drugs.
 An unruly son of Erin, last evening, attempted to make a clean sweep of MontezumA street, but running against Marshal Dodson he was led to believe that his fsSic accomplishments were out of order in this burg, and in payment for his little fun spent the night under the town chronometsr.
 Mir. Alfred Foote, our accommodating clerk of the District Court, informs us that Chief JuItic Howard expected to close the term of court at St. JohnH, this evening, and not last Monday, ss has before been stated in these columns. The party will reach Prsscott not later than Saturday evening.
 MT. H. Brooks, as will be seen by to- day'E issue of the MINER, announces him self As candidate for the office of Pro. bate Judge of YAvapai County, subject to the endorsement of the Republican County Convention. NIT. Brooks is one of the old pioneers of this county, with an unimpeachabls character ard qulifca tions peculiarly suited for the office to which he aspirss.
 Joe Wilson arrived last night from New York City, after an absence of over two months, part of which time was taken up in recreation and the rest in attending te the welfare of his clothing house hsre Joe expresses himself as happy to again breathe the pure air of Prescott, having the utmost confidence in the future of Northern Ari- zona where he casts his let in preference to all other sections of the great Southwest. Many inquiries were made of him while East concerning our mineral, AgrIculturl and grazing resources. A the channels for profitable investments in the East do not present attractions equal to ours, he thinks we may expect many capitalists to visit our Territory during the Fall months.
 C. c. Bean, president of the Copper Basin Copper Co.,, to day paid iptosths U. s. Land office of this city, $2,OOO for patents to his group of mines. This is the heaviest fee of mining nature of this kind ever before received iu this Territory.
 The first batch of ice manufactured by our new machinery will be turned out to- morrow, and from Friday on, those wishing this cooling commodity can have it furnish ed them at reduced rates.