The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
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From Satur days Daily. II.


 Rain extended over the entire count y-
 Geo. W. Curtis was on the street t6(-da,
 Ben Butler IS doirg s good resta, lirai business.
 E. stahl continues to make correct sassaI of ores
 Hcrseback riding for healthy ezerciSe the ladies, is extensively indulged in.
 Read the MrsEH's ticket for Go~ernc Secretary, Marshal and Surveyor Geaieta
 Jake Herkie is in Washington, try'h for the U. s. marslialship of this Terr, tof'
 M. Woods, of Ash Fork. las made afi as .icnment for the benefit of his cred tf lS Mir. Oliver is, ve understand, the ass;!Tx .e
 Tombstone legislators have arrived 'a a their homes Mir. Rxrxood IVES enthus
 astically received {
 Geo. W. Hance. the most thrifty eea,U' marshal that ever marked the earth, is 1T inc city
 onf worthy Mayor, by consent of tlss City Council, continues to make improve .sents upon the streets of Prescott.
 Land III Michigan must be cn the advance, firm what we hear, that a gentleman of high standing in Prescott has been offered for zen acres. The sum is si0,c0o.
 Geo. H. Tinker has been appointed by NIT. Hamilton Deputy Immigration Co,a- missioner, and he goes, we thiak, to PLenix in connection with his office.
 Dr. Kendall has an interesting notice in this issue of the MINER quite out Of the regular run of such business. He asks pleasantly for little cash
 P J. Mccormick IS anxious to see work commenced on the North and South rail- road, so that he can put i'll an appearance and assist Tn It's construction. He is an old raiircad contractor and will do h,s part
 Mir. Stephens, late Councilman from .le Southern District, asks the people of Iuc- son to suspend pubic expression until he can ''rise and explain" He viii talk them put of it.
 Judge SanfuId is home again from his trip to the mountain towns of A.i Fork, Williams and Fl.ss af, where he has large legal business. Mir. $. is good lawyer and has his hands full
 In jus; five days which we have been running the MINER, money has rolled in on us at such a rate that We arc almost per suAded" 10 ask that branch treasury be established at Prescott. Who wants the position of assist-nt treasurer1
 A great many people are anxiou.ly en. quiring for the whereabouts of Mir John J. Gosper. We had him appointed Governor of wrangle land two years ago, and no doubt he Is there attending strictly to busi- ness.
 A great deal of baggage belonging to the Thiri Cavalry, which exchanges with the Tenth, was to-day loaded on the wagons and started for Maricopa. Very soon We will bid adieu to our old friends of the Cavalry.
 The MINER office was the recipient to- day of a call from Misses Potts and Nash. The latter lady leaves us to-morrow for trip 10 Indiana, where her mother and other relatives res de. Both uf these young ladies have many friends in Prescott, and at the MiSEE office.
 Hon. E. ". Risley ,s the only Repub!i- can member of the House from Pima who can and will receive the approval of h,s Even if he did fight big priccs for newspapers he did 8, from duty, 1 md although the Star is out of pocket ! considerable amount for papers furnished | that body, it has the satisfaction of hurlin l iheir corruption into the,r teeth. 1h,s is | 'uthcIent qualification, and We can afford to | pay for it.-lucsOn Star. | A. 0. Wallace, We understand, is a candi late at the hands of Governor Tritle for he clerkship of the county court of Co ;hise. We knos Mir Wallace to be worthy. competent and gentleman who stands well Flth the people of Tcmbst' ne, and earnest y hope he may succeed. Gov. Tritle, thus ar, has made appointments from among 'Oth political parties with view to secure ompetent men.
 We Lave good news from the placers of Walnut Grove. Mir. Moody, who WAS in own yesterday, for quicksilver, informed g that the prospects for an excellent ciean- p were most aittering' Al one place dirt aying % cents To the pan, had been struck thls state of affairs lasts long, it xrli have :. le effect to bring large force of miner. , We le am that Mir. R. W. c. Me.ringtnn an applicant fot the position of Sscretar the proposed University at Tucson. Mr IerrinGton is in every respect well eua!i. sd for the place, and it would please !, 'eat many of our citizens. to. whom he has cen well and favorahly known for many sars, were he Co obtain it.
 The Courier. in referring to Hon. Gideon II Tucker, states tha. when he left Arizo- \ 3, 't was with view of not returning and rising the country. We have often heard s IF old friend Tucker express himself in s voF of Arizona. declaring time and time am that he would rather live in Prescott O an in any place he has ever seen. tl Our saloons are doing a fair business, l llch goes to show that times in this burcb Il not so bad after all There are worse U Aces than our little Oity under the dome Thumb Butte