The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-12
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
 The sr.sd jury continues to grind eat material to keep the judicial mill running Mn. r. c. Brreht. who has been visit- ing frisnds in Skull Valley for the past tvs weeks, returned home last evening Thsre ars st peessnt four pstisnts rsesiv- ing medical .ssteasion ct the County hos tal.
 Jake Masks left this morning for rhenix Mra. M.rka asd daughter vill spend th, summer in Prssost&
 Nm. H. c. Casey and Mi.s Annie Hattnr left this morning on . short sisit to thu Verde.
 There are large nambsrs of beef cattle in sorthern Arizona awaiting purcAasess, bat stockman arc l0ath to sell offered psieeA
 4 var is bsiag made aeains parties cary ing eooesslsi ssapoos ss foubstose. aaa [ Ene imposed spon the Raiky parties.
 Hor.es Mssril, the sctive Aad Asst-footed telegraph nssseagsr of Prs.sott, is, VI regret to state, eon6nsd tc his room D illness.
 Hubrt Mulvenon. . younger brother ol eur model Sheriff, arrived last svssinG iron Ksusas, and vlll heaesfSrth c.st his lot with Arisous.
 P.seucers from the South last evening ~sse W. J. Flake and J.W. Barns. 1ssses T. vasaid end Hubert Mulvenoa arrived from the \. < P.
 Under Sheriff Mike Lsvlar left this morn ing for Santa Monica to bs absent about month. He hopss ts bs bsas6sssd in health by the change of climate.
 Assistant Territorial Secretary Noyss ia engaged in rs-~sranging the Territorial library in more systematic order than haa never heretofore been attempted.
 MAlslED-On the evening of Jane 6th, 1885, at the residence of John Olell. on Turkey Greek. twenty three milss from Prescott. Mr. W. T. Hall to Mss Hattie Broan, by Rev. J. n. Green.
 The departures by stage this morning were P. $. Bunch, J. B. Patterson and W. J. Flake for Ash Fork. and Jake Marks. Ars. H. c. Cssey and Nas Anne HAtton oa ths south bounc d asch.
 Tom Bullock is expected to arrive in Prescott by next Friday evening. It II stated that he has already bought the steel rails be used m the construction of oui branch railrood.
 Samuel A.. Hens,ey, the leading mining man Uf Turkey Greek, arrived in town last evening. He reports that the 10-stamr sill nev bsing erected on his mines in Chat district is fas. approaching eonplssion.
 The Toughs daily expect their new boss carriage and upon its arrival will issue ehallen gs to the Dudss for . vet test rses for $50 and the championship of the de- D p.rtment, the consest to take place on the afternoon sf the 4th of July.
 Harry Reynolds came in yesterday from Craigueton and informs us that work in and about the Sterling mill is being actively pushed, and that the mine surely will surely prove to be the ballion producer that it swners claim for 1t.
 Notwithstanding that Ed. Carpenter ha gone out on the line of our proposed rail road in charge of handful of men, Frans Roward, the senior member of the firm infurms US that the skating rink ~ll stil exist, and that the usual ssmi-week'y gath ering this evening wLl be q attractive q ever.
 Judge Harry Carpenter has nearly com pleted his lsbors as oensus marshal ot thu school district. He ereports that the mum Der of children within i,s confines of al ace suitable 10 attend school uil not fsl far short of Eve hundred. Flss,tsf rank secend in the number cf school children the census enumerater having returned IA children in that school district.
 At the meeting of the City Council thi evening. M. yor Gold~ater ~ili submit fo the consideration of that body . series c resolutions addressed to him by the So ciety of Arizona Pioneers. requesting tLa the ci,i.ons of Prescott generally meet or ne,t Saturday and adopt resolutions pray ing Congress to remove ths Apaches to ih Indian Territory.
 The leasing system is good thing fe poor mine owners or -ecmpanies who's trsasuries gre exhausted. Bot it may b< ana in fact has been abused. It is alway the best policy to work your oua min whore it is possible to de %. and to resoi to leasing only as last exPedisut. Whs will pay le.see ought surely pay an o"nc
 Murray McInnerusy, the mail carrier he tween Jerome and Prescott. last evsnin brought to town information of the discov e,y of the body of dead man in Oak Greet When found the body was baoly deeonl po.ed end lying partly in the creek. It surposed sha, the oecessed s ore Wi'so' a vospg man ~ho has been reported mis' inr in thxt secsion for several days. Nessrs. C. M Wilson and c. F. Haml ton. the swo Miuueso<, rAiirosd men wh are a. pr. sen; engaged in Investigating or i,,ou.eed railroad connection with the A