The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-15

Breezy.
 There was . slight frost this morning J. M. Roberts. of Agua Fria, is in town.
 Rev. c. H. Adams lett this morning for Tucson.
 There are at present eighteen prisoner, in the county jail.
 Johnnie Burke and Charley Curtis lief, this morning for Chino Valley.
 Religious services were held in the Catho. lie Church to-day; it being Ascension Day.
 Henry Schuermar, of Oak Creek, is among the ranchers at present in town.
 The "Toughs" were out practising this afternoon in the vicinity of Gardnsr's store on Cortez street.
 General Sheridan and wife received . severe shaking up by being throvn from their carriage in Los Angeles recently.
 Charles W. Harris hos been appointed deputy assessor by Sheriff Mulvenon to assess property along tho Colorado river.
 Frank Jordan, . leading ssockmsn of the Verde, was engaged yesterday in proving up his homestead entry, in the land office.
 Sheriff Mulvenon lefs to-day for Rumble. Bee, to serve papers in an attachment suit against . resident of that section.
 W. B. Ham, MT. Elder, Mr. Griffin and P. L. Crovas arrived last evening by stage from the Atlantic < Pacific.
 Osing to heavy rains in the vicinity of Ash Fork, the stage from that piacs was nearly an hour late last night.
 P. L. Crovat. ex-Secretay of the Terr:- torial Democratic Central Committee, n anone the dissinguished visitors in town.
 A hydsant is being placed in the Plaza, south of the Court House, to supply water for irrigation purposes.
 Dr. Robinson has rented the premises formerly occupied by Joe Wilson's cloth ing establishment He will utilize 1t for . drug store.
 Stage Superintendent Stewart arrived last evening from Ash Fork. He informs as that the ''burnt district" in that town n being r.tidly rebuilt.
 The following were the departures by stage this morning: For Ash Fork-Miss (iirson, A. c. Aspes. W. H. Booth and Mr. Bryce. For Marieopa-Rev. G. H. Adsma
 The many friends of Dad" Furrows will be glad to learn that he has rebuilt his business house. recently burned, ar Ash Fork. and is once mnre on the road to wealth and prosperity. The Phenix Gazette stiIi A.vors of May Day and book beer. We would advise Cor ,oral Mosher to ''go-of and soak his head" o that brains, and not beer, may once n0re inspire his fsber.
 The county hospital has been removed 1 to one of the mansions on Union street, l apove Goldwaters, formerly occupied bp sosas de to,tuna. There are at present | K patients in the hospital.
 Captain John G. Bourke, inspector gene al of the military department of Arizoua, as been relieved at his own request, and Till leave to-rnorrow to re-join his regi- nent--the Third CAvalry-in Texas
 Parties who have recently visited the res- rvoir complain that cattle arc in the habi, f entering the reservoir for the purpose @: rinking, and that in consequence 1t is very lthy. IL is to -e hoped that it will be arly closed by fence.
 Father LeBreton, who has 90 faithfully ischurged the duties ef pastor of the a,hslic Church at Prescott, will leave in hort time for nov fields of labors. Who ill be his successr has not yet been made uplic.
 c. P, Stanton, Chief Justice of Antelope rscinc,, and one of the best known and