The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Quite . number Uf Pheusci4rs have gcn, 10 Qu'jotoa.
 The Journal carrier has forgotten tn,
 MINER. Show up, if You please.
 Ri..ey says White is a liar and White
 says it's the other fellow.
 Services at the Marina Street Church
 yesterday were unusually interesting. Kite flying is favori.e passtime uf the
 youths 0: Prescott a. present..
 J. R. Frink offers pretty fair re~ard
 for stolen horse, and larger one for the
 thief or thieves. R.a1 what he says.
 Those who wers present at the M E
 Church, West Prescott, las. evening, SD eak
 in high praise oi the discourse delivered by :he p ,s;or, Rev. NIT. Langstoo.
 Secretary Van Arman IS about to risi.
 California, with a vIew to attend to ofti ial business. He will depart tomorrow or the day following.
 Sam II Il, the cnterprising timer of Pres colt, this afternoon gave au ekhib bi,ion If a novel water fountain ;n the plaza. l. can be placed in any yard and attached by hose to hydraut.
 Our Literary Association is spmewhlt in debt, and we would suggest that tho hay ing the association in charge, ask our mus- icai talent 10 contribute their serv;c m the way of q cnnceIt. We are pretty sure tha, Mrs. N Ellis, enc of ,!e tines, performers upon the piano to be found upon the Pac:hc Coast. would readily volunteer her services in tae premises. thus lnsuripg rare musical treat.
 All through the valleys grass, vegetables and farm produce are growing rapidly and indicate year of prosperity to the farmer.
 Secretary Van Arman is contemplating an early visit to Mohave county, on otticiai business.
 In recent rulings of Probate Jud.. HaHkins. we must ih all candcr and far ness 10 that gentleman .tAte that he has impar:ially ruled and made correct orders. Counsel upon both side. have also been courteous and Renilem 'nly. and no hard feelings exist between plaintiff and defend | ant.
 A pretty good gold property has recently been found adjacent to Hon. C. c. Beans Copper BasIn properties. Uncle Ike Brad. shaw, good judge, thinks i, viii turn out first rate. Bli Kendall. an cli hand a, the wheel over in the Basin. has jus, d.s- covered a very large lead and silver deposit. The ere has ihe appearance of carrying a good per cent. of silver. No assays yet made.
 The Star wonders what Cleveland vii, think when he learns iha, Arizpna i. ,o have m asylum costing Sioo.Oo0 He wil! na.- ara!ly say, judging from the S;Ar item, they ought to have had the asylum long asr. However, as there haPpe:s Ia be an homes; let of Insane Asylum Commi.noners, II ,s safe to wager snm.thing that 10: over half the amour. will be expended. lou see, 'dear S:ar." the Governor had an ye t0 this matter and selected good men. An en;erprising individual If th,, fly is laving sk.d made which he intends tn put ; n the ws;er~orAs tam pond ani rent II ut to any al sn much Ter hour. There n [ present sufficient water for this purpose nd ";th the exclusive r'sh, the scheme l Q d'ubt would be paying one and enjoyed ! y all. T The Yuma county jail is a lonesome {, oncern just now. Tler- is no one at il resent contia~I in it. and from the ; resen, peaceful aspect of ,he town such state is liatle to continue indefinitely. una should be happy for 10 all appear nces she Is extremely virtuous.-IY Yuma S ierub!ican. q It provides for involuntary insolvency t' n the petition of three or more credit. IA rs, residents of tue Territory; but i: ust ari~ar that such inso,venI is abou, :. depart from ;he Territory with intent o, de;raud. ar beinS absent, remains away h, i;h such intent. IL provides against T.. 'eferred creditors, all to share alike pro ;A Id T,alrp.a-y inSofvarrr ioe r.-a h.