The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-24
YavapaiCounty

From Saturddys Dniy.
 ClSudy weather, with fair prospects of : rain. 1,
 Nn- x 0. Murphy is dangerously iH with congessive chiIlA s.
 Hon. II. M Van Arman viii arrive in Prescott from Ash Fork this evening.
 The usual services vill be held at ::th Baptist Church, Cortez street, to-morrow.
 The par,r st the northwest corner of she pl.A h.s agsia been put in running order.
 Service ct the Methodist Church, West Prescott, Sabbath evening ss o'clock.
 Rev. ". L. Albright of the NJ. E. Ckurch South, sili reach Prescott this evening. s:.-. r>s~ = s.- .ol. c. c. Bean fsturnsd last evening frvn . bssinsss trip to Denver and Sen fahcisoo.
 The report of the Gsand Jury vill hs fosnd inssessting reading by tazpeyen who daiss to ksep posted % county aaairA
 The family of E. M Sanford. Esq, ar rived last evening from KAssas. and will henoefoeth pefnasently reside ia Prescott.
 Ms. AIbsst Yoote, clerk Of the District Cosst, end hs estinsbls wife. arrived in Htsoott last sssaing after viait so the zast. 1..
 :. The trsl juron vho have been in attend anee on the District Court during its pres ent term, were today dischsrsed from :urthef service.
 Parties will soon arrive in town who eontenplate the erection of nsv emslter h this rsgion of country as soon as r4il- soad | actually building.
 ln the District Court this morning, Jose Psnits entered plss of guilty to petit larceny in stealing property from the resi. dencs of \. J. Head, south of town. He <ili secsiye his sentence on Monday next csa Fl. Cury states that the towe. : Containing the town clock is rapidly settling, sad that unless steps are ct once taken to strengthen 1t, that there viii soon be dan. esr of its erushing down through the court house. .&.--s,. E.
 L. = Samuel Smith, one of the prominent eiiissns of Stoddard, statss that crops or the Lover Agua Fria will b. unuscslly 6n. shis season. Mir. Smith also states that Hiram stoddArd is preparing to again star up the Copper Mountain mining properties cat Gtoddnd. e---.--. -- }. L. Fisher has purchased the vel knovn cattle range of George Hogle il Walnut Grove, the consideration paid bein, e, 1000. The range is one of the finest ii the Territory, possessing as t does ,ufhcien water and grazing ground tor 10. 600 heat of cattle. Nir. Fisher has already 200 hess : sl cattle on it, and will at once take step Co largely increasing that number.
 . The temperature registers l2o de- grees in the shade at the Needles. On, day last week one of the vagrant Mo have Indians loafing around the Needle got hold of glass of ice water an, gulped 1t down. He was dead in twent, minutes, and his brethren gave him redhoti burial by cremating tbe body To be roasted slise by the climate ant then roasted sfter death certainly take the bakery. and no pun intended.-Wal- lapAi Tribune.
 The great boon bestowed upon th' citizens of Prescott b, our system O vatsr-vorks is day by day becomin, more apparent The latest bts not leas important feature of its benefits wa manifested this morning in the ingeniou device of several over-taxed mother sn sending the male portion or thei progeny out, in as nude state as mod ssty would permit for the nearest sAloo, keeper to ply the hose on the urchin, ~ and t.us relieve them of that dail, irksome task.
 The Salt Lake newspapers, with tn :. exception of the 'Tnbune," claim tha lowering of the American flag to half. mast on Independence Day was simply a, expression of grief at "the base uses t,