The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-12

J0090 - v U0os osASo soaaesd in ths ssssty isil, end ths indi- essioas gre iaif iss 4s1f peeiving sosside- nbls rsinfopeeasnas .bsSsss the disehasys of the gs.nd jssy.
 A well known gsntlensn d PFseeoes claims to have reduced his portlinss st the rate of from eight Q twelve ounces psr day by adopting and closely ohsesvirg the method of treatment foe obssity, discovered by Dr.. BAnting.
 Az DO steps have 70 far been taken by any organization or the citizens eehcrally tovards celebrating the Fourth Of July. it is yery probable that the day will not be pub licly observed in Prescott by the eerem"n- iss customary On such oecasionsL
 A new CT. of prosperity is about fe dawn Oh this portion of Arizona, and the day . not many months distant when the most prosperous times ever known in Arizona will be experirneed by Prescott and viein- ity. With the railroad will conc energy,
 Residents of Mol,avs county complain of the County Court, created at the last ssssion vf the Legislature. a not only very use lees but yery expensive piece of judicial machinery. It is said that the expsnss of the Court during its session are bssussn q. 900 and q, 900 pse week.
 The trial of the ease of the Terrisosy ss. w. H. Stewart, fer stsaliae two hoses and asi . nsle frvm F. L. Chase of Pine Flat. m Novsaber last, in the Distzict Court yesterday, occupied the entire tlos of the Court today, aud Erssltsd in the eouvIe- tion of the dsfsndant
 hr. Lpe.s is moving several of his cot t.ges from their present loe.tion near Judgs Brooks residence. to . moro suitable ate on south Cortex street. The mode of nov ing these structures is quite . novel one, and far ,nore expeditions than the old way, . force of twenty mules to the building do- ing the work in . comparatively short time.
 l. is an indisputabls fact that thess are many arsiciss now in the market having an ex.eusive sale, which are used for culinary purpnsss, that contain substances which are injurious 10 health BAking pOwders con- tsining terra alba, marble dust, alum. am ID. mia, etc. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is known to b: purs and whcls- some.
 The escape ef the Apache renegades into Mexico is now officially confirmed Safely enseonesd in their stongaolds in the Sierra M.dres, 1t will be long tune before they can bs dislodged by either armed force or persuasive pow era. While e long a' they are permitted to remain there their pres eucs and success will be constant induce ment to other Apsches to initiate their law less example.
 The old controversy, which has been ." ably and exhAus,ive:y discussed from the time ~Len the men,ury of frescotrs old resident ruus not to the eontrary, regarding the b. .: location for tho railroad depot, con- tinues to grow warmer. Moeller's field on the Whipplc road, and Miller's Valley, west of Prescott, being the two most promine nt points mentioned, It is said that should the depot be located near A'ller's, that . strong effort will hs made to build . new town near it in opposition to Prescott So far no announcements have been made , of candidates for the position of school 1 trustees ar the election which takes place during the latter part of the present. month. The satisfaction which the present Board of Trustees have given is general, and ws believe the true interests of all concerned in the welfare and proper administration of our public sahorl aff .irs would bs we'll served by elect;ng Mcssrs Brecht, Wollenherg and Fisher for Q second term.
 Morris Goldwates has received from the Soldiers National Cemetary Conmittee. . small but handsome tombstone tor Joseph Whitcomb, : member of Co B of the Fourth Dakota Cavalry, who died here and wal
 buri:d in the Masonic Cemetery. Such stones are furri.hed by the association re-
 ferrsd to f,r the graves of all deceased Union soldiers without cnAt when applied
 for. Xe would recommend that the Grand
 Army Post of this city obtain all dats
 available regarding the burial places of sol- diers of the late war m the vicinity of Pres,
 cott, ard take whatever steps m-y bs nec- essary in tLe matter of haviu; suitable monuments furnisLed for their graves. az IT
 The case of Whi,conb.
 It is . curious fact connected with
 deep mining that from the hours of ? a'
 night till 3 in the morning. the disturb ing influences in the bowels of the earth
 obtain increased activity. At this time it is observed by miners that water falls from places where none is observable during the day. The volume in the
 water wheel is perceptibly increased, the
 atmosphere is charged with gases, which
 often prevent the lights from burning and small particles of earth and rock are observed to fall from the tops of the
 drivers.
 | At this present writing the Bartholdi
 statue is daily expected at New York
 Some change has oeen made in the manne. of lighting it, which it is thought will add
 largely td the effect Instead of having flights streaming from the dia!em of the figure, as was at first intended, 1t IS now proposed to have electric lights placed, with strong refectors. around the foot of
 the statue, casting very strong light