The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19
Yavapai County.

Yavapai County From Fuesdays 0aiiy.
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 n. wu. wlkerson, is . faithful publi' ssrvaut.
 R.ilro.ds bailt with bosus telssraus sr' usszs0y.
 "Fi.uki." 'cartn v.s the l,st ,ie,i. to ''coh pizsn."
 W. bar that Hon Clark Churchill vii sooa visit Prescott. s-,-
 Fine Irish p"sescss arc in the parkss sse. Kskhnd vLiVs =
 Hvd.ss. faueI.eisSs<,aa h t tr& ths A. . F. sits frvashs- . -. s..-+
 Kirkiasd Valley vas psetty'weu repre- sented in Prescott to-day. :,
 R.i.ruad surveying val commence Tn ( peoper shape tomorrow.
 Bsnss & Spencer are carrying . large supply of sn kinds of fruit.
 No lst< ne~s from the Indian campaign. The reds are over in Mexico ~. Jamss HaeAss vas laid away in his last resting plses on cath to-day.
 D-.b CbupeIl kas another railroa3 syadi- eats vaisnsg to hear from the seat sf var.
 Nr. KimbalI is up from Signal and re- ,osts everything quiet m that direction. Baxress in Prescott seems to bs reviv ine. Clerks eouplsin of the l.rse amount ef=Eork. ....s
 The stage to .Alsxandra is dcips good bu.iess.. earrying mails, express and pss- senssa
 Etvhers we publish an interesting articls upon the killing os five soldisrs by Indiass- f.H
 Papss of Southern Ar,z,n. aee cool ing o6 end having less to cay about Cro1k, Tnfls and other peor'e.
 Treuds of the late James Hughes con plais Sbou, the vay he wss bsrisd. They dai. thst Ais burial w-s ehe'p.
 Hos. T.J. Butler is about to issus tlooAo0 in bonds for the erection and nain&aanee of the Insane Asylum
 Disi, at the hospital, June l6. 1885. Jas. Hughes, agea g, born 'n Baltimore. Mary lAsd. Baltimore paPeu pls.se copy.
 Cosusv grub and e per day is bonanza just ae the present stage of affairs, and ssns of the ''boys" are smiling over their good fortune.
 Several yosng Presoottites are candidates foe positions on the new railroad, willing to sct in any capacity, from common grader up to General Superintendent.
 Charley willoughby and other Prescott ites arc m LA Trinidad, Mexico, near the Sierr. Madre mountains. hOpe Geronimo will not make var on taem.
 Tame hay-that is to say, alfalfa, wheat or barley hsy-stands very bad with our livery and feed stable prcprietors. They pssfsr wild wire gran. Why nnl
 Frss beef is playing out in shi. county. His H9nos, Judge HowArd, has decided 1t to be uncon.titutional for citizens to kil! cattle belonging to their neighborA.
 Messrs. Rush & Wells make pretty heavy team to buck against, judging from the way they cross- question witness upon the stand. Thy work for their clients.
 Mfr. Woodward dep,rssd to-d,y for the Upper Verde, where he is to receive and ship about 300 head of beef steers, from Messs. Campbell < Bakers herd, to Kun - City.
 Nes.rs. Ccx and Craigue are pushing natters at the Sterling, and soon the sound of stamps will ring forth throughout the hils of that vicinity. They have good property in the old Sterling.
 Mr. welton. an old railroad surveyor and peassicL engineer, who holds excellent references, has been employed by Mir. Bullock and placed in the field to locate his rosd into Prescott from the A. & F.
 Upoa the prosperity of Prescott hinges the prosperity sf the county. Upon the building of . railroad rests all; hence the couuty is -qually interested with Prescott in the early completion of the iron highway
 Several fsrorite dogs have of late been quits unfortunate in picking up poisoned neat pat out for cats or rats. A dog doc tor would find plenty of employment, but perhaps it would be just ss well to have a q undsrtAker's establishment attached.
 Secretary Van ArmAn has been earning slittle cheap glory. by telegraphins heroic orders tp the Tombstone militia, which or der Governor Tritls had to countermand upon his return from California, owing to the fact that the late disgusting 18th, made no provision whatever for supporting tie militia in the held.-Tuc.on TAilings.
 Eereral of our old time friends. anc stsnnch admirers of the course in whicl Ton Bullock is moving in railroad matters have ssguest.d that the name of the frs Locomotive to enter Prescott be given th appsllation of ''Bullock," which we thinl would be very appropriate and an homo ftfin2ly bestowed.
 The Star believes that the Ap,ehs em-us will exercue more influence on the admin