The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18
TUESDAY.

Douglas Gray left for Phenix this morning.
 "Boss" Pike and Jake Marks left for Phenix to-day by private conveyance.
 Wm. Head, Wm. Black and Miss Taylor left this morning by stage for Ash Fork.
 Mrs. Wood, who was severely burned at the recent fire at Williams, is slowly recovering.
 Miss Jernie Bacon left this morning for Anvil Rock, where she will rusticate for three weeks.
 Ellis &Whitney have had curtains of beautiful shade hung in the front windows of the Palace saloon.
 Osenbgrg Bros. are turning out some of the finest saddles and sets of harness to be found many store in the Territory
 The pencil portrait of Prescott, drawn by Jules Baumann, is a masterpiece of art, and reflects great credit upon the artist
 W. w. Secor, brother of Cliac Secor of Williams, arrived from New York a few days ago and vill lcsate-a ranch in thar sei4hborhood.
 Ralph Hailsran, the most popular rail- road agent Ash Fork has ever been blessed with, is now travelling passenger agent for the A. & P, and IS visiting the large cities in the interest of she company.
 Dr. G. W. Scott, one of the most re liable dentists of Santa Fe, arrived with his family from Ash Fork last Thursday, and is now stopping at the Williams House.
 Capt Hoover, recently agent at Flag staff, has moved with his family to Peacn Springs, to take charge of the railroad eating house there
 Seventeen members of troop K, Sixth Cavalry, were taken down with smallpox at Cedar Springs, Apache county, while on the march to their new post in New Mexico. At last accounts all were conva- lescent.
 circular has been issued in Flagstaff requesting all soldiers who served in the late war to hold a meeting on July 18th, for the purpose of organizing q Post of the ;rrand Army of the Repablic
 The following were the arrivals at the Williams House to-day: Harry Lyons, Spring valley; Anthony A Johns, New York: B D Pike, San Francisco: A Bussey and wife, Daggett, Cal
 Nr J. NJ Wilson, the assayer, is daily expecting 2O0-pound mortar, which will be used in pulverizing large samples Since Mr. Wilson bought the outfit from C. H. Aaron, he has had the office fitted up with great neatness, and everything arranged in good shape : WEDNESDAY,,
 J ". Doagherty is expected to arrive from Martinez this evening.
 The o. k. store makes speciality of out fitting miners and teamsters.
 Kelly X Stephens sell ten genuine Wheeling stogies for twenty five cents
 j. NJ Wilson, the assayer has had very neat siga hung in the front of his office
 Mrs. NJ E Tobir, of Lynx Creek, was the only person registered at the Williams House to-day.
 Hansen & SanGerson, two well known prospectors from the Santa Maria came to town to-day.
 Married, in Prescott, July l4th, by Father Dsraches, August Bissmeyer to Miss Elizabeth Susstede No cake.
 Jacob Miller was married to Mrs. Sarah Allen, in Prescott, Monday, by Rev Mr. Hunt E 'th parties are from Big Bug
 Mrs. Stephen G. Marcou was arrested this afternoon for assaulting woman on North Mccormick street.
 The following persons left by stage for Ash Fork this morning; Wm Kecfe, Geo Lear, J H Jackson and Mir Lone.
 Mss Ellen Rourke, a very estiulable young lady, left this morning for Wicken- burg by private conveyance. after having spent two weeks here wI-h friends
 The three soldiers who are witnesses in the Cook case were brought to town to- day under heavy guard and are now confined in the county jail
 A horse belonging to Philip McDonald, of Williamson Valley, was rafied off last evening at the Palace saloon. There were sixty 1ficke s sold at g each. Jack shull and James Dodson tied on 43. and this morning in throwing of Dodson won, by throwing 8.
 Tue brck-yard recently started about one mile south of Prescott has developed into a fair placer claim. A number of pans of the dirt have been washed and good prospects, obtained. Old, miners say from the prospects it is rich in gold.
 Geo. Il. Tinker. who is cangassing this county for Hul. Pat 'Hamilton's "Resour- ces of Arizona" is meeting with promising success. It Is his intention in few days to make a thorough canvass of the county, going to all the towns and mining camps of