The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18
MONDAY Chas. E. White is in town from Phe-
MONDAY.

morning.
 John A. Church left this morning fol Ash Fork by stage.
 Gorham Bray has a new barometer and, by indications, says it will surely < rain tomorrow.
 Mir. Guthrie and Mr LangstOn drove down tgeNiIliamson valley tfls morning They will be absent until Thursday
 At special meeting of city council held Saturday evening it was voted to put a heater and hot ar fues in the new City Hail instead of using stoves.
 IF. Jackson leaves tomorrow in com pany with Major Dake to examines num- Der of mines belonging to the latter gentleman, in Turkey Creek district.
 O. Douglas Brown is keeping everything straight Tn the sheriff's office. He has tenn porarily assumed the role of under sheriff during the illness of NJ. A. Lawler.
 Territorial Treasurer Butler paId out over fourteen thousand dollars to-day on account of the expenses of the Territorial prison for the quarter ending June 50th.
 Sheriff Henkle deserves praise for the prompt manner in which he caught the three deserting soldiers, who were wit nesses in the Scott and Cook case.
 Ellis & Whitney continue to improve the Palace saloon. The reading room which they have partitioned eff will be especially attractive, as it will contain periodicals from all over the Pacific coast
 "Ruby" Stanton was looking at a nun her of telescopes in the IeweIry store of George Curry the other day. He said they were very insignificant compared with one he owned, with which he could see mos quite on the planet of Jupiter.
 Territorial Treasurer Butler informs us that he has received reports for the quarter ending June 3Oth, from Graham, Maricopa, Pinal, Gila and Yuma counties. They all report very light The apportionment of school moneys will be made as soon as the remaining counties are heard from.
 Mir. J. A. Jackson, one Of the old' st and most reliable mining experts on the Pacrdc coast, leaves Wednesday mdrnir g for San Francisco after having examined into the merits of number of the various mining properties that surround Prescott. He is widely known through our Territory, and has very extensive acquaintance here.
 We are informed that Mir. Saml A. Henszey will in few days making a shipment concentrates from the Morning Glory gold ore upon which the Arizona Consolidated mill at Bueno has recently been running.
 Mr. c. c. Bean came in Saturday from Copper Basin, which place he says looks better than ever. He brought in some fine specimens of red oxide and metallic copper, and says that prospect ing party has discovered fine silver lead not more than half mile from the Basin which goes about 98 ounces in silver.
 Prescott Park was crowded yesterday The citY's great breathing place was proba- bly, as well filled as it ever has been. On the main thoroughfares the throng moved slong, often as thick as the streets of Pres colt were filled on the Fourth. Sequester- ed hooks did not escape intrusion, and the remotest parts of the great pleasure ground were penetrated by the roaming multitude. Attimes during the day the popular resorts were 80 beset by people that the Park keepers had difficulty in keeping the way clear and preventing the throng about these places from assuming unpleasantly large proportions.
 The union service last, night at the Congregational church was well attended. Proceeding the sermon was a short ser vice of song iss. which the congregation hearty 77&isd. Rev \ ls f3utAris- Ted the people in prayer, and read the second chapter of Epheriam. The sermon was preached by Rev H. & Hunt. His text was "He is our peace" The 'discourse showed very considerable study and evinced true christian spirit We are glad to see our churches manifest such friendliness. "
 Geo. H. Curry, this morning, received very nice set of miners scarf pins representing pick, shovel and gold pan grouped with nuggets The designs are novel and entirely new.
 Dr. Scott the dentist, uses a Morrison chair, which is model of perfection. It can be made to occupy any position, and is not tiring to patients.
 LosT-Between town and the crossing of Granite Greek below Whipple-a pack age containing blue cashmere and embroi- -dery silk. The finder will oblige the owner by leaving it with T. J. Butler at Wells, Fargo &Co's office. ~
 William Garland arrived in/to&n last evening and will confer wief Governor Tritle regarding the C,ntra Arizona Railroad He speaks very Encouraging y regarding our having a railroad at an early day.