The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08
YavapaiCounty

From Saturdays Daily.
 Warm Weather.
 Music at the skating rink tonight
 C.J. Dyer, the artis: has left for Phe- nix.
 The H,sssyampa plAceu still continue to yield gold.
 R. W. c. Mer-;n.ca, of the HAssaYamps, is in town for supplies.
 Governor Tritle has had relapse and is agai. eoniea to his bed.
 4 slight shower of rain tbis afternoon served to lay the dust.
 Billy Grimes expects to leave in . few days for Nogalese.
 Marshal Dodson has begun the work of ridding the town of unlicensed cuu.
 J.L Fisher, to-day. took in nearly sl5O of Lynx Creek gold in exchange for sup plies
 Stockmen are preparing for the spring rodeo or roundup, and wool growers for the spring shearing.
 D. w.. Church, foreman of the Belle piacers, is in town and reports new diseor- cries of rich ground.
 The prisoners confined in the County jail are being employed by Jailor Hickey in cleaning up the Plaza.
 Services at the Methodist Church. West Prescott tomorrow evening at . 90 o'clock. Subject: Gods Gracious Proposition.
 But one faro game is at presen, running in Prescott for the accommodation of those who love 10 tackle the tige- n his lair.
 Franx Cook, son of J. D. Cook one of our most p,pulsr supervisors, will iesve n a few days for Oakland, Cal, to attend school Ina Board of Pardon Commissioners will adjourn from Monday until Tuesday, as At ,orney-General Churchill, one of its mem bcrs, will not be present until Tuesday. Geo. H. Tinker, Assistant Territorial Commissioner of Emigration. expects to leave during the coming week for Phenix 10 resume his official labo.x
 band of cattle from shs Lower Agua Fria, and reports the stock men in that -ection busy rodeoing.
 Mrx. NJ L. Poland, being desirous of closing out business in Prescott, informs us that she will dispose of her large stock of fine millinery goods B, c st.
 The arrivals by the Ash Fork stage las evening were c. 4. Archer, F. Vessels, Minnie Burger, Mrs. E Young and F. W Pratt and wife.
 VIC. Dawes lief; yesterday for San Fran. cisco, for the purpose vf obtaining addi- tionai machinery to be used in working the Peck tailings.
 The following were the departures for Ash Fork this morning: An Sum. Miss L. ". Thomas, Mr. Grant and, W. c. Burus. For Maricops: Joe T4lheimer.
 Brian Obear, the well l-known netallur- gist and mining engineer, has returned from a professional visit so the Castle Greek mines. 4. c. oliver, Of Ash Fork, who has been visiting Prescott during the las: week. VII ieavs for home to-morrow. He exp. sacs the opinion that the burnt district in Ash Fork w,ll not be rebuilt Marshal Dodscn yesterday killed dog suffering f.om hydrophobia, near Mayors Saloon. We understand that several per- sons narrowly escaped being bitten by the canine. The roller skating manis seems to be all I prevailing, and everybody-srom the tiny tot iu., able to soidIe to the 250 pound | waddIer-is tempted to have try st the sport- 4 special meeting of the Grand Army | Post os Prescott will be held this evening | fo. the purpose of considering the feasibility | of giving Lieutenant General Sheridan grand reception on his arrival in this city. | Ed Rodgers, the possessor of the largest and be:, stocked carp pond in Arizona, in- forms us tha, during the last six months the carp obtained hy him from Washington hare increased from three to four inches in | length. The Montezuma, under the gent,ernanly management of Gil Shaw, continues to at- tract those wao wish .or an A No. article of liquor. Strangers will also find at thi. house the nea.es. and clexnsst lodging apartments in the city.
 AZ. Fay, the able editor of the Flag s:stf Champion, will. it is stated, undoub.- edly be appointed timber inspector of the Territory. There is no appointment that would ba more acceptable to the people of Arizona. No.wi: hstandiag the call c: President Campbell of the Yarapai Stock Grower, Association, no meeting of the Board Of pireetc.s of the organization was held last evening. owing to lack of sufficient rIm Der to constitute quorum.
 The funeral Of the young woman, Jennie MI Carroll, who suddenly died yesterday morning at the Chicago House, on Granite street, took place ;hi. afternoon from the Catholic Church. The corpse was followed to the Cra-e oy the delni-moude of Prescott Ata meeting of ,he Prescott. Grays las: