The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-15


 k. c. Merrington left this morning fo' his mines on the Hassayampa.
 Usual services at the Catholic Church to- morros. Mas at and 10 a. m.. Sunday School at 2 p.An., and vespers at 6:3o P. m
 R.J. Cartinell informs US that the Aztlan mill will begin running on the tallings oi the mine of that name on next Monday.
 George waddeIi left this morning to su- perintend the sackins and shipment oi several tons of rich galena ore from his nin' ing claims on the Hassayampa
 P.J. Mccormick lei: this morning for the Salt River Valley, with the intention of obtaining ranch in that section, to be used for the purpose of breeding fine stock.
 Mrs Professor John 4. Church wa. taken suddenly and seriously III last night. but is much improved at the present xri- ting. -~....-.
 The following were the departures by stage thi. morning for Ash Fork: c. F. Cate and c c Bean. For Marie opA: P. J. Mccormick and Mrs Nil o.
 ". W. Hutch;.on left this morning for his cattle ranch, 10 be absent four or i've days. IL is rumored that his trip is made in connection with the sale of a large num- Der of beef cattle to California parties.
 Citizens who enjoy an early morning nap complain of the custom of the owners Of COWS permitting their stock to run at large with bells whose e1ecrable tintinabulations render sleep impossible within the city limits
 Arrivals by ls.l evenings stages: D. R. Dillon, wife and mother; Mrs. Brown and Lucy Brown-on the Ash Fork stage. Rev. C. II Adams and Mrs. J. M. Green came in on the Black Canion coach.
 Services at the Methodist Church, West Prescott. tomorrow Sunday evening at s:3O o'clock. Subject; "Maltum in Parvo,' or, The Magni,u;e If Little Things. Rev. J. M. Langston, p:-s:or.
 The Albupue' que Journal inclines to the opinion that Hcn John G. Campbell is the Arizonan over sm,.se shoulders will be thrown the C,ii.srn.,oaial mantel by President Cleveia,.d on the expiration of Gov. Tritle's term.
 Frank & IugolLshy i'll leave tomorrow c. ton. As Frank ~ talented artlst and a bohemian of BtBs.c r,scurccs, We predict hat he viii VIII i... :, ,rlYuiaritv and pros perity III his rev. selected field of labor.
 The Aver m.', near Flagstaff, will be- gin operations "', Monday next; The stock has been lli"u :lt in from the win ter range and sao-cai.Cractors are already hauling logs from rae forest preparatory to the summer run The great mil will be run to its ful capacity in all depart ments until winter weather sets in.
 w J. Matthias. a former attache of the Adiutant Geperai's ofiice of this military
 
 that former citizen of Prescott, MT. Geo. F. Emerson. of amateur theatrical fame, Is a. present seeking, in an Eastern State, re- lief from domestic infelicity and judicial redress from a wife who so far dishenored his bed and board as 10 become leader of the demi -monae of Omaha, Nebraska. Some of the ranchers of Spring Valley, near Flagstaff, are desertins their houses iii fear of Inndians. They fear retalis- ton for the Indian killed by Mr. Oury. l near Parkers mill, recently. No blame is attached to Mir. 0ury by his fellow citizens, as it was a case of self-defense | It is not definitely known to wha; tribe the good Indian belonged Hon. c. ". Beach lief, this morning for Kirkland Valley to receive from O. J. Woodward the McAteer ranch and four hundred head of cattle, for which he pays close in the neigbborhood of Sl5, 600 cash. This purchase gives Mir. Beach the exclu- sive control of the third largest stream of water in Northern Arizona, and a cattle range capable of supporting 10000 to l5,> 900 head of cattle. Colonel C. c. Bean left this morning .o meet at Flagstaff the representatives of Scotch syndicate of capitalists who are eSn- the construction of our proposed branch railroad. l, IS stated that the syn dicA,e is the same as ,ha. which recently invested so heavily m copper properties near Clifton, and which also built the ninety odd miles of railroad from tha, town 10 Lordsburg, \ M. Colonel Bean will the party from Flagstaff to San Francisco.
 Major E. B. Campbell, of Walnut Grove,