The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18
THURSDAY.
Mint Juleps at the Palace.


 Mint Juleps at the Palace.
 Henry T Andrews to day recorded a water right situated on Lower Lynx creek
 Finest brands of liquors and cigars at the Palace.
 One soldier was the only person to leave by stage for Ash Fork this morning.
 Miles tS Haskell are making number of water troughs for George Sanders of ter one.
 Oranges, Lemons or Lines always on hand at Hubbard's from date.
 Eight men who have been here attend ing court left this evening for Tonto Basin.
 T. W. Otis IS having his store on Cortez street nicely painted and otherwise i'm proved.
 D.M. Stewart of San Bernardino and J. w Evans of Tucson, registered at the Will liams House to-day.
 P. B. Brannen to day mortgaged to Alfred Eoff, part of lets l9, 21 and g blocA 9 of Prescott for $500.
 Corham Bray, of the New York and Boston store says business Is very lively, and the clerks kept busy.
 Martin Maier, of the Exchange saloon, received large invoice of Boca beer to day from San Francisco
 Percy Rider and William Bush of Wate : bury, Conn. left yesterday for the Congcr mili. Tbey wlli remain for some time.
 Nichols and Gillett two witnesses on the late cattle stealing case leave this evening for thelr ranch at Johnson, Kane county Utah
 The picture of Prescott which was drawn by Jules Baumann is yery much admired by every body and crowds scrutinize 1t from the window ;n Dr. Lincolns window where 1t Is on exhibition.
 Mrs. Stephen G. Maroon, who was arrest ed yesterday for assauiting a lady on North Mccormick street, was gwen hearins, before Justice of the Peace Fleury this morning, and bound over in the sum of sl00 to keep the peace.
 We would call the attention to an article on the local page under the head of Concentration, taken from the Mining Review. which if needed would be of inestimabe benefit to our part of the country, and relieve the owners of worthless fleet" much proftless labor and anxiety
 Col C. c. Bean and Billy Davis arrived yesterday from Copper Basin, where they have been examining chis great property one of the largest in Arizona. They re- turned this morning, to be absent until Saturday, when Mr. Bean expects a party of capitalists, who will examine the property and probably purchase.
 Messrs. Marsh and Goodrich, proPrie- tors of the Postofice store, have their goods arranged very nicely and keep in stock only merchandise of a frst-class quality Another invoice of goods is expected in few days, when their stock will be second to none in the town.
 George H. Curry, jeweler, left this morning for Turkey Creek, to look after some cattle he has lately purchased and will drive them to his ranch on the Santa Maria, He will be gone two weeks, andleaves his store in charge of his brother, Archie Curry.
 Despite election excitementg, the Nor mons are always with us, as perennial oe- casion of political dispute. A sketch ot ''Salt Lake City, promised in the August Rarper's, from the pen of Ernest Ingerson, has therefore permanent timeliness so to speak Besides fine illustrations of the city and its picturesque vicmage, there will be portraits of many of the present Mormon leaders
 Mir. ]. II. Hamilton, deputy sheriff at Antelope, arrived in town un private business, last evening, aud paid rhe MINER office very pleasant visit 10 'iay. He says the crops in his precinct are the Do 'r- est they have had for five years. ald are suffering for rain. In hIs noighbnrhood there isa small black ug that c,is the roots of the beans, and re s afraid he will bose his whole crop, of sixteen acres, from their ravageS.