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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
A QUEER CUSTOM.

Yesterday was a gala day to the Chinese residents of Prescott, ,he occasion i'rirg the feasting of the dead Chinamsn who sleep their last sleep smong the signing pines of Northern Ariz"na until such tim. s as their carcxsses can be exhuned and re- turned |" the Fiow-Iy Kingdom. Although th,-re ale but twn China,nen at present Uc- cu.y,ng graves Ill the public cemetery, $; fur "'cl"ck yes;er lay afternoon, nearly every Chinaman an pr"c-edrd [" the graveyard and being accompanied oy several wagon loads Uf riAnds consisting of rpss; pg, chr ken, etc, witch. after each of the dead hsd been weighed cut, portion WAS pal ceied am"n2 their living countrymen pr .nt-each of the liv,ur receiving twice as much as the dead; after which ceremony those present inCuiged in a general feeo and returned 10 Prescutt 10 wind up the day with ceremony exhibition of rites at t.,e Chinese Masonic temple.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
HIGH RENTS.

One of the evils under which Prescott
 at present suffers Is severe dose ol
 rack-renting, which if not abated will dc
 more to stultify the future prosperity ol
 the town than any other cause. Under
 our own observation have come several instances in which during the flush times of the las. two years, a number of land lords have advanced rents 50 and loo per cent; and now, when the day of ad- velsity is upon our citizens absolutely refuse to make any reduction whatever. Such conduct is worthy only of Shy lock, and no man of public spirit would be guilty of it. If persisted in the re- suit will Le the closing out of number of business houses which, under more liberal treatment, could afford to await a revival of trade; and as each business failure proportionarely depreciates the value of all kinds of property, 1t is to be hoped that Prescott landlords will see the folly of their ways and concede a point to tenants. That 6 man has right to ask his own rent, we admit as being as true as the statement that he has the right to play the hog; but, we will nevertheless take pleasure in pub fishing the true facts in every case where rack-renting has been the means of COS ing any business house in our com. munity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, County o Yavapai.
 JOHN HOWARD, Plaintiff, vs. MrRAr Mas TEEsoS, Defendant. Action brough. in the District C. urt o the Third Judicial District. in and fol the County of Ya-apai, Territory of Ari zona:
 Territory of Arizona sends Greeting to Murat Masterson:
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brough. against you by the above named plaintiff in the Distric, Court of the Third Judicial District. in and for the County of Ysvapai, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer to the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court. at Pres cot, in said County, Ca copy of which com plalnt accompanies this sunnons, within twenty days (exclusive of the day of ser vice) after the service upon y ,u of this summons. if ser, ed III this Cpunty: but If served out If the County, and within this District, then Ni'hin thirty days; m al! other cases, forty days. And you are her. by notified that if you fail tu appear and answer the ompialnt. as aooVe feqnirei. tue pitin III VII! lake luig ment by default against you for the sum of F. ghr Hundred and Five (sS05) D,l.rs with interest at the rate of ten pr cent Ter annum from ,he lst day of Oc.oh>r r, 1881. and c, s,s and disbursements in tLi b, half exl e1 ed.
 ~ Given under ny hand and the
 SEAL Seal of s4 ct Court, this 2d
 day .f Aprii. 4 b 1885.
 A E FCOTt:, Clerk
 E. NJ. SANFORD, Attorney f,r p!.inriif
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Ns man happens tn own . newspaper of the Demncrssc persuasion in Arizona, and the owner thereof wants a federal appoiIt- men.. then You wilt see that fellow blow- ing up the Governor. ~i,h a hope that pewspaper se1,bs will cause resp"val of said Governor and loo.en the bolt that holds all Republican officials Tn office, and let them out, and the newspaper fellows in.
 Is 1t not jux possible tia, there is an uade, standing between two of these Demo- cratic newspaper owners that an unrlghte- ous war be nade on Governor Title for h,s removal and then have his removal f flowed hy oher-, and the :wo journalists be placed in power-one as Secretary and the other as surveyor-General.
 We have nO sympathy with NIT. Foster, bat hope, ss citizen os the Nor,h hern Ari- zona, that he may be successful. and tn. game of the two dcf.a,ed. We will live long enough to have OUT remarks verified. Tie way 10 use a friend seems to be t'' cinch him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
SL erifs Sale.

By virtue of m execution issued out ci he District Court of the Third JudIcia District of the Territory nf ArIzona, in auo f"r the county of Ysvap.i. dated on the lOIh day oi February 4. D 1885. in a CT tain action wherein The Bauk If Ariz, ,na. l IS Ilaintif. recovered judgment ac.ins, The Howell Smelling and Minlng Company, defendant, for the sum of .,x thousand eight hundred an'i twenty four (s6S24 G6) d"liars and slxty-six c~n's. and live hun dred and eiyhty-one (S53l .S5) dollars ani eigh'y-tvr cents costs and disbursements which said sums of n'n ny are actually due ! on said judgments together with accruin. costs. l h,ve levied upon rhe following descr bed property. to wit: All the rirhl title ana in;eres. If the d-f.ndant named in said writ. The Howell Smelling and Mining Company, in and 10 that certain mii,e and mining Claim situate. lying an being in the iiassayampa mining district. Iavapai county. Afiz ns Territory, and known as the "B'ne D;ck" mining claim, Iocst-d October ojh. 1881. by Ed D. Ward John ". McDonald anu Nelson Gahel; the notice of location whereof Is duly recorded ln the office "f the Coun'y ' Recorder of said county of Yavap,i, Terri tory # Arizona. in Book l2 of Records of Mines, pages IT. and Ills; an l reference is hereby express Y made t, said record for a more perfect description tneretf
 Notice IS hereby gwen that on the
 10TH DAY tF AfKIL, 1885,
 at o'clock P. NJ. in front i the Court Hou-e d"or Tn the City of Prescott. in sad County. I will sell the above described pr'peity al public auction, to the highest bidder. for cash, to satisfy said execution and all costs.
 W. J MCLvENON. Sheriff.
 By NJ. 4. LawLER. nder Sheriff.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

It affords us the greatest p'easure to en- dorse the following sentiments 0: the Phe nix Herald: Why don't the Democrat, think If Ton Weedin for G0vern-r7 r. be sure Thomas IS the editor Q; country newspaper iu small town and his income may no. be over fifteen pr twenty ;i1oUs md Der year, bu, that don't spoil him as a first cl4s. candidate for Governor Tom has lot. of ability and lots of heart and a;f | afraid of tEe devil himself Besides iha. he is an inieiatis-tle worker. When a change in that off IS miie we know of no Democra, in the Territory ,ha, would more ably and aceeptably Ill the place than our brother scribe "
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
G. \. R.

At s regular meeting of Barrett Post. Ne G. c. A. R., he!d last evening. matters O. d financial character were fully discussed and few members aus, ended on account "f n nc mpii.nce ~ith ral-s and order. issued from Departmental and General H-Ao quarters. Comrade Geo D. Kendall was authorized to neg"siate for uniform: and comrade I. Marxou vas appointed Serjt Major.
 Preliminary steps were taken regarding Decoration Day and Barrett Post can ga h.ad wllh fu., assurance that our cislzen. will do everything III their power to assis. the Grand Army of the Republic in it. ~frts to pay proper tribute to is sacre and honored dead".
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
PINNEY AGAIN.

D. H. Pinney. the judicial extravaganz. of the Second Judicial District of this fer ritory, has again been guilty of perpe,ra ting one of those little 6 ccentriciiies he
 delights 10 digrify by the title of legal rulings. The last instance we have to re cord occurred at Globe during the recen, tern of court there, where. after jury composed of some of the best men of t..e county had returned verdict the frs degree against James E. Williams, Pin ey saw f, to set 1t aside and accord the ac- cused-althorgh his crime WAS cold blooded and premeditated one-a new trial. That the citizens of Globe are greatly dis satisfied in, consequence IS not to b~ won- dered at, and the r.sul, will probably be that 3, the next session of the Legislature they will do as Coch SC county did at the las, session, and secure change by being 'rans- ierred to some other Judicial District. This is not solitary instance of Pinney s interference with the course of justice in Gila county by any means, but It is :h . most f,yrant outrage he has been guilty of since he refused to allow to te prosecuted. and forced the District Attorney of that county to noAe prossqui an indic.men. for .x,oriIon founi by Q grand jury against one Snapp, whom he had imported from Illinois to i'll the responsible position of clerk of the court at Globe ''Tn err is human," but when judges errors are always on the side of money and influence. as have been Pinneys, the coincidence IS strange, to say the least.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
JAkEY, TO BILLY.

The popular and well known Restaurant recently owned by JAkey has gone into the hands oi Billy. who has had the night man. .gement C; thi. first class eating establish uent. The Restaurant, unde. the new proprietor, vii keep up its former reputa- ,ion. All the d-Iicacies of the season will be found upon the tables and no pains spared to make th place pleasant. We ad yise our readers 10 call and see the new proprietor and examine his bill of fare
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Correspondence from every mining cAmE and town Is solicited
 Agents forthe MINER wanted everywhere Drop US a postal.
 Judge Alsap has many friends all ove the Territory who will pull for his appoint msnt a Judge of the Second District, I, place of Pinney.
 Prescott 6remen are all young, and the 1 most active set of fellows upon the face oi the earth. A fire would have . poor show in their hands.
 MT. Colgan, who went to the Peck wi:l goods tor merchants, tells us that the road is rough indeed and requires immedist, rep 'irs.
 Hon. A. E. Fay. of the Champion. eulo g,zes Tom Weed,n as the defender of the people, and adds by way of eulogy that a hls honoreG name will go down to poster ity" So it ~il.. Mr. Fay. as the man who g.t away with more spells than any other member of the Council. and Mir. A. E. Fay is t'ie l,an who kuows all about 1t. Since c..mination. and recrin nations gre being made, the MINER man who is kind of a mule in the eyes of this egotistical self-im- portant honored O member from Pinal, will state unhes;,a:ingly that Tom Weedin made a certain newspaper man divy the Journal printing ~ith him. This was wrong and the poor printers 'f Prescott should have been pro tec,ed Father than 6lcLsd The undersigned have had pianos tuned and repairedb. Mr. w. F. Tuthill, and take pleasure in stating that, work of this kind done by him has, in every case, been we'll executed. and given perfect satisfa tion.
 THOMAS J. NOLAN.
 JOIN E. OsENBURo.
 WILLIAM OsENByR0,
 D. C. T~okKv,
 MRs c E BUTLER,
 R H BuKxIsrER,
 Aud seyersl others. c. P. Head ( Co. close their business house in Prescott tomorrow. Some vi 'sy this is rough on Prescott I, may be, but it wi.l not affect the MINER in the least. That house has not supported the paper for four years, and when merchants get SD mar Tow contracted as to try end crush out ;he ewspsper which calls attention to every indu try within the borders of the ierrito- y and assists to keep the country on wheels. t is tune for such houses to go out of ex- stence. We have other concerns marked | md they, too, must soon follow in the foot. teps of Head & Co. Little boys have taken back seat in lying kites, their laurels having been wres,. d from hem by the older ones, whose ges range all the way from 2l to 70 years. he last seen of one of the three-score and en lads. to-day. he was in pursuit of runaway kite. leading in the direction "f he San Francisco mountains, jumping ences, rivers and other pma'l obstacles at ate that would put blood houad or race orse to blush.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given by the unders'gn- -d Admin,s:ratrix of the estate of J. R d. cze ~sky. deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims az ,ins, the said deceased, t, exh bit them with the neces- -ary vouchers, within f"ur mo:.tI,s after the irs. publication of thus notice, 10 the said Admlnis;ratrix, at her residence. in Prescott, A. T.
 Dated at Prescott, Yavapai County, Ari- zons Territory. March II, 1885.
 JOHANNA RADCZEWSKY,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

The work of digging post holes for the fence around the City Hall has been com menced. When completed the fence will have cost the city tax-payers s6lO, which in our opinion. and in the opinion of the majority oi those who will be called on to foot the bill, IS needless and wastefu. expenditure of pubic mcneys, at time when 1t cannot be easily borne.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Northern Ari zons Is to oe congratulated on the stability of its financial institutions. Both the Bank of Ar,zona and the Firs National have done much to assist Tn de- vs.oping the country by their liberal meth eds of deaiing with all classes of ci,izers-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

l take this opportunity to notify the pub- lie of Prescott, III general that am now prepared ,n sel Fredericksburg beer in bottles. bottled by myself. have just received a car loa of this beer from that brewery. which I will sell at reduced prices in bottles. being of the finest quality.
 NJ MaIEr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
Mail Lettings
 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
 Nnsh;nr.0t.. 4. C FL 2 ISN5.

= Proposals VII be received at the contract office of ,his department until four ?. IT. of April II, 1885, for carrying tLe mails of the United S:4;es upon ,he routes, and accord ing to the schedule of arrival and departure specified by the deuartm-nt, in the Ter ric"ry of Arizoaa from July l, 1885, ;o June %, l8S6 Lists If rou:e., w:h schedules of arrivais and departures. instruction, to bidders, with forms for coutrac:s ant bonds and all oth,r necessary information, will be furnished upon application to the secoa'; assistant postmaster general.
 FgAYK HaIroS,
 Postmaster General!
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
DWELLING FOR RENT

The undersigned has for rent one of the most desirable furnished dwelling houses in the city of Prescott. F"r particulars call on II. H. Moves. ~i,h Secretary Van Ar man. Mas. CARRIE E. ST. JAMES.
 Prescott, March 2, 1885.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
Palace drinks are the boss.

4 partner h business can throw his concern into insolvency. When co-part- ners become insoiven., discharge is pro- hibited; in individual or cora..aersLip cases, 1t is otherwise It is very stringent against fraudulent preferences and trans fers
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

ITALY, not to be behind tLe rest of the procession, how expresses anxiety for some one to knock chip C f its shoulder
 Al the present writing, New Jersey ap- pears to be the on ' foreign country with osit biooi ir i.s eye.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Roberts, tie gunsIni:h, keeps always on hand a large assortment 0: all classes of fire arms and standard ammunition for rifles, -evolvers and shot guns oi every descrip ,ion. Cleaning and repairing fire arms a sp-cislty. Goods .lG and work don- at the loa es. rates Call on him at his armory ca the west side of the plaza
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
NOTICE.
FIRE FIRE, EIH~.7t
A-r.i ', fST

FIRE FIRE! FIRST!
 Being suwnariiy ci1s | nu: of business y ti'e. ! herewI:'i give ru,i-. ;o ...v many ir9ci.ds "Lp are Intebr.'f in me in varIcns srl,ai! sutrs, that s"ul,, i.s> ri,sel ,s, A..,c an early se';e1.eH; ,f ,a= s4.44. and that. frrtie', lt' E,' F:o:oss. to '..4c,s ;,y elai.ns n haadS cf ;ic ia- to ou.1:c. u,yl.en, ! call at my roo;n III r,3r 4 tha ''P."r.er Drug Store oc ap n the street, x.I grs me Inuc;! ple4suf.
 GED. D. KENDALL. fIescnti, @Isrcl -l. iN-..- In
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

A letter received by gentleman 1T Prescott from William Ross, a former resi- dent cf this city, at pres' mt in Guayma 8 announces the death of Charles M.kenze, at Hernosillo, few months ago. The de- Ceased Was formerly well-knoxn caIpen- ter in Prescott, and also v,olinist of so.ne note. and we'll known by the name o' ''Scctchie"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Nreports be true, the AtJutant General of the military land forces of Arizona will, at an early day, lead to the alter one of the fairest and most accomplished ladies possessed by the Garden City of Arizona The rumor has occasioned many heartburn ings among the genilemAn's former flames in Prescott,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Postmaster Marsh has been notified bl the POstofice Department, to the ef;ec that there is valuable package in th' Dead Letter office at Washington, address ed to Mir. Max Levy, Bradford, Ontario Canada, which appears to have been mall ed gt Prescott, Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
NOTICE.

Doctor Burrows will attend to all business for Dr. Ainsworth, during his absence in the States. All orders left at Hu, ,chinson & Co s drug store. will be telegrsphed free tv the Doctor at Whipple.
 Prescott. March %, 1885. If
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
DENTISTRY.

D. PENrLANp. dentist, is PERMANENTLY located in Prescott and all operations en- trusted to him will b. carefully performed. and WARRANTED to give satisfaction.
 OFFICE-F,rst door east of Bank of Ari- xona, ou Gurley Street
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

The Canadian government froPoscs to allow Chinese to land in the Dominion under certain regulations. They are to pay tax in the frs, place, and then their domestic life afterwards is to be regulated It will take that government years 70 to educate itself up to the canning of the Chinese
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Messrs. Rush < Wells, the attorneys of Fred. J. Glover, will apply to the Terr,to- rial Board of P4rdons, on the 20th instant, for a communication Uf the death sentence in his Case to imprisonment in the Peniten tiary at Yuma
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

The Palace boasts of its corps of gentle manly attendants. ~ho, although not all ways smiling. are ihe first to greet you with hearty "how' when you enter and do everything n their power to make your visit a pleasan. one
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Hiss fact p obaHy not generally known that ot the near relatives of President Cleveland are republicans, he a.one having strayed from the fold.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Will $. Van Horn, one of the ablest and bost known young member of the b2r of Northern Arizona, arrived last evening from Ash Fork and will pay our city short business visit
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

The Las Vegas grant of abou, 500, coo acres, situaed in Arizona and New Mex ico, has been transferred by the heirs of Louis Maria Baca to D. W. Rouldin About 100000 acres of this grant is ill Pima county, adjoining the Salero noun tsins The consideration has not b, ei, made pubii..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Joe Long, wi.i. corrs of assistants, is engaged in rs-ka'som!ning and otherwise renUvating the Court House.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
kaiIGs of Dissolution,

Eo: e is hereby e,vsn ,.-.: ;As a.za ef Pvzu (, CroucA Tai-'s-s. j. ;si- .zy -.s.5y ] B. :1 , cc.- s=ni All thl: Jsa.,s Ey.- M --y .l <~..s ,ius bv the frzI z-: coe-; :. ,.-s .-.. ,lsz,es l. al sGo' oeS' 90 iLc ig-.-ss= e7. v hr-..er cary !: = 1: s;:2s s:a-6.
 JA"Es KYALL;
 Il. E. CROUCH.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Attachments sggreg,.inz $l60o were las: evening placed on the Eclipse Saloon. The many friends of its proprietor. Mr. DaI ThorGe. hope to see the old timer able to resume operations at An early day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
SPRAYED OR STOLEN

From Martinez Ranch, Yarapai county, cE. the 18th of March, dark brown S,allios. branded J. F., thrs: E on lel: lip. z:aalI white star on foreh -ad. with t n4rroy whit., streak running from the white star down tu' his nose. He Is aboa: l. hauds high, and weighs l3C0 pounds when ;n good cal.di- ton; has large nane and :;.il, and ions hair around his fatiocks. Fifty do.I .rs re ward will be pa.d for ary i:.fornia:.o.. which will lead to t1s recoyery oE tAe saae, and If stolen, Sl51 rewar! for the arrest and conviction oi the thief UT :hieves
 J. t. FEIECk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
AF-i ], issi
Dissolution Of Copartaersnip.

,o:. ta 'e-s'y gv= .e.. ;s- '.-:~--sr-ss h-.c.o f-r - -. %-s z; =. ...4. - s,4 5- f,s,~ t.ct= z1- ' --.s -e--. =. : -.- ~r --..- , -i:. t- f.. --. i-r -.- ..-' I-- --;. @- t'--S ., ~.-- .:-rl= s.a. Es i-- = 0 - : -: - -..- ..:v .. a.-ess o5- Ze4 = oo--- a- ,.-o 4ds -:-~ .s:z ..-.-
 C. S' !: C=..Hzy " F. f~ET FTja:-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

No departures fir Ash Fork thi. morning and no arrivals from Maricopa st evening.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

The standing army of Mexico numbera approximately 22,000 men. In times ei war double that number could easily be placed in the field.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Disease is working greater havoc with the British troops in the Soudan, than Fl Makdi has yet been able to iuaicit
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

N. I. Aerzog lief. ths morning on bus. iness visit to Phenix
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

The fines, fl .vorei liquors are dispensed over the Palace bar. In quality they are uHtqualed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

It is said that the baut of the Tenth Cav ally will arrive in Prescott during the latter part of the present month.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

There seems to be a rift in the Russo British war cloud, whereat the American producer heave,h a deep sigh.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

New Mex co.'s quarantine law went in 8 |. E.ct on the 18th instant by proclamation of the Governor
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Do not fail to try the Hernosillo orange at Hubbards.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

A slight rain this morning served to add diversity to the weather.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

There is p-nspsct of w'rk nm ncing on she railroad frum Tucson to Cslsbass-s n very shors time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Ex-Chief Justice Hastings, of Coli fornis, aged 70 years, recently married Q girl aged l9 years in San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Fishers big auction sale of hardware &c takes place On the 4th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Nevada has made it an illegal act to ",reat."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
SKUNK, 2.aaaas. iaisx. Eusgnl1

Boush. fo- cash z5 !..gAez, p-ices- Send io4 o.r--a-. =A.ca g-ves tsil I-r:!c-.1-s.
 E.c. ecVs1Ios. H:Sa-6 st.sst. Es~ Ysrh
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
LETTER LIST.

The following is list of letters remain ing uncaled for at the Prescott post-ottice for the week ending April 2, 1885:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

TOT tue "eeA euuiuS ApEu z, 1000. Boyle Jno Nichols Geo T Ch-st:e Harry Perry Chas COui-y Bob Reeder E G Collett Peter Rogers Geo Clearwater D w Roo- Tessie Miss Earle Jno II Reners F Mrs Hardy Frank Randolph Geo HArrstrld Jas Smith Lewis W Holt DAuiel Symins T R kountz Al She'll H V Larson Hiram Thornton G F Lewis AdiIne Weber Jacob B Leavan Nettie Miss Wilson Anita Long Albert Wilson Chas McNAughton Marion Waller Henry McC' y Jno Yale NJ Moore A D Pero;te Martino
 Call for advertised letters.
 J. H. A. MAREH, Postmaster.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
FRIDAYS EDITION,

Mails n CD time now.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Antony Janda, one of the fines. type. graphical artist that ever filled ''clse' Tn Arizona, left this morn ny on a visit 70 his old home in Wisconsin to be absent during the summer. It IS whispered ,ha, Thy le~ yes a gIrl behind him m Prescott. who, on his return, viii be raised to ,he dignity ,,f Mis Jania