The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
THE LOCAL pRospEcToR.
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
 Very little freight is now lying a. As Fork.
 c. B. Foster has been made notar, public
 Look out for the thew coon on tn Fourth.
 Under Sheriff M. A. Lawler is on tn, sick list
 4 bit saloon will be opened in Ash Forl about the Fourth.
 City council will meet tonight at tn. office of Judge Carpenter.
 A. Motsingsr and family. of Big Bug registered at the Williams House to-day.
 Mr. A. J. Sternman was the only persor to leave Prescott for Ash Fork this morn- ing
 H- H. Carttsr to-day deeied to E. H Weaver lot Il. block 2 of Prescott, for the sun of e100
 The hall of the Milligan Guards. in Howey building, has been very tastefuIly decorated for the Fourth.
 P H Trotter is in much better condi. sion to-day than he was yesterday. Hi. temperature is lower and respiration less.
 l. P. Ingwersons family wiil arrive this evening by pr,vate conveyance from Ash Fork They come from the East Messrs. Miles & Haskell are erecting a frame structure around the brewery of John RAibie that was destroyed by the recent fire.
 Through misunderstanding, the MINER said yesterday that Joe Roberts had se- cured the second prize last Saturday night We should have said Everett Eilis.
 The Prescott Ice Company have pur- chased lots and assessed stock for building purposes They will have ice for sale in about three weeks.
 Mrs. A k. Wagoner and Miss Lottie Stephens, who opened dress-ms king and embroidery establishment only fcw weeks ago, have more work than they can actually attend to-
 The jury in the case of the Territory vs. A. o. Nvyes were discharged this morning, being unable to agree upon verdict. We understand that eleven were for acquittal and one for conviction.
 Gov F. 4. Tritle will arrive this evening from California. F. h Murphy left this morning by private conveyance to meet him at Bsnghart's station. Nothing definite will be known in regard to the Central Ari- sona until his return.
 J. l. Fisher will sell at public auction at Whipp,e Barracks, on Tuesday, July 18th, a lot of furniture and household goods at the residence of Capt C. P. EAgan. Read the advertisement in to- days paper.
 The regular Monthly meeting of the Mill ligsn Guards will be held st Howey Hall this evening. All members are requested to attend.
 After the adjournment of the meeting the compuy will be issued their uniforms The following properties were attached to-day:
 P. M Murphy vs T A. Henry, ihe PiA- cerita mill.
 L. W. Vaughn vs A. C. Stedman. the Rebel mine Three mining notices were recorded, as liows:
 Blackhawk-D Dan O'Boyle, Walnut Grow, istrict.
 Condsr-DAn OBoyle and Ed E Campbell, Weaver district.
 Algonquin No 37-Henry T. Andrew. and s. c. Jones, unknown district.
 E. Bisbee Taylor, Frank Rhodes ana Frank Melone have started brick yard ol Granite Creek. near Dinsmores ranch. The quality of clay IS excellent They propos' to m ke first-class brick, which work will s'  along as fast as possible. The loca tion uf their ground Is m close proximit, to wood and water, which is au importan confederation in tue manufacture of brick The business men of Prescott should hel this new firm along. They are all men wh have had experience in the business.
 RJ. Cartmel', superintendent of tn Bradshaw mill, while fixing the pump slipped and fell head long to the bottom o the we'll, which at that time had about l. feet of water Had it not been for tn timely assistance of those present the acci dent would have no doubt proved serious for when MT Cartmell came to the surfac of the water he was completely covered wit mud, making him as helpless as a child.
 Next Sunday is Children's Day at tn the M. E Church on Marina Street Ser vices will begin at l0:30 a. m. In tn morning there will be recitsiions and ad dresses by the mem 'ers of the Sabbatt School. In the afternoon, commencing s 2:3O, special programme of exercise VII be carried out. The service consists ( responsive reading and recitstious by tn scholsrs. and beautiful floral decoration In the evening there will be singing by ouartet,e of boys and girls, and an addrei by Hon. Sumner Howard. The music fC the whole dsy is special. The choir hay made every preparation to make the musi ,-- -io..an. tn all uhn ma