The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-17
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

Business shows signs of revival.
 Billy Mulvenon returned to-day from tn Peck.
 Placer gold in considerable quantitie Is being received in Prescott.
 George H. Curry left yesterday for visit to his cattle ranch
 The Prescott Dramatic Club will, we un derstand. disband st an early day. 1 Charley Pletz left this morning to aceep d permanent position al Ash Fork.
 O. J. Woodward, If Kirkland Valley, in Prescott.
 Notwithstanding the present dull times new building. are constantly being erected and old "nes improved.
 May 20th has been definitely set as th' 1 date for the arriva, of the Tenth Cayslr, from Texas.
 Extensive improvements have been made at the clothing emporium If J. W. Wilson < Co. during the las: few days. Marshal Dodson continues to waste time and shoe leather in locking in vain after business for the police court.
 Perrin & Cheap have filed their cattle brand with the County Recorder. Theil stock range Is situated on the Baca grant.
 The work of revarn;shing and reka!s. . mining and repainting the Court House ii progressing finely.
 Fresh peas, asparagus, lettuce and other garden vegetables, are becoming shundan in the market.
 P. B. Hranuen has sold Obdula De- !aney lot oLe, in block eleven, Prescott The consideration being St50.
 Unless the weather clerk is little more generous in dealing out rain to this section the lot of the dry ranchar will nos De one oi excessive happiness.
 Jim Stewart, the veteran stage super in,endeit of the Southwest, arrived to- day from Phenix, on tour of inspection of his numerous stage lines.
 Sixteen prisoners are confined in the County Jail, Of whom eleven are awaiting to appear before the grand jury at the June term Of Court.
 During the absence of Frank Meador, EddIe Blake, one of the brightest youths in Prescott, is acting as the stage and Wells, Fargo & Co g agent at this place. =
 R. l.. Long, Superintendent of Public Instruction. left this morning for Phenix, which city we understand he intends to make h:s headquarters in the future.
 Mike Hickey is probably the most popu- lar jailOr ID Arizona among the men who have the misfortune t. be under lock end ky for their couniry's good.
 General Sedgcwick, land agent Of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, arrived to-day from Ash Fork, in company with W. G. Oliver of that plAce.
 J. L. Fisher visI:ei the Lynx Creek plac- CTS to-day and returLed with ,he clean up fur che weeks ruu. being fifty ounces, val ued at S1, ,910.
 Tie P-,sc.''t Grays propose giving ball on the nTzs anniversary If their muster into tie service "f the Territory, which will be the 5:h of May next.
 The Wizard Ol Minstrel Troupe will give an open ar c,nc-rt this evening, which al! arc invited tn :.tteEd, irrespective If sex, color or previous condition If seryita1e
 The project ot getting up series of IT. tests in EarlUr skating, Is being energeti- ca!ly agi,ateG amUrg the many good skater. in Prescott.
 Lieut.. Bingham, engineer officer at Whipple, left this morning for the purpose of meeting his family at Albuquerque and accompanying them to Prescott.
 While the citizens of Tucson and Phenix are swel;erirg with the thermometer regis terirg so and 9u degrees in the shade, eve ming fires are still luxury in Prescott.
 Price Bshan and The. E-gers of the Tou-hs, and D. NJ. Martin and w. A. Filer of tie Dudes, are said to he the fleetest runners in the ire department.
 The following were the departures by stage this morning for Ash Fork: Lieus T. A. Bingham and Charles Pietz; while R. L. Long and Lulu Lane left for Maxi copa.
 Judge AcGrew is circulating petition fer the raIdon of George Walker. So far he has secured quite number of names, six Of the s:gncrs being members "i the trial jury which conric:ed Walker
 Frank Delaney has becun the woEk of re- ceDent'ng tie flor If the jsii, in com rlIance with the requirements of the con tract recently awarded him for the work by the E ard of Supervisors.
 When in search of clothing do net fail to call on Joe Wilson, the leading c!c;h;er oi Northern Arizona. who in order to make rDpih IF new goods Is disposing of his old stock at figures far below cost.
 Mrs. General Crook, accompanied by Mrs. Kate V. Holmes, will leave cn ne1; M nday f.: v.sIt to Las Cruces, Ne>.!ia, II Peso del Nur;e, C:l:.ia,hds and ether D. in's in New and Old Mexico. B.:,re re- turning tv Prescott Mrs. Crook K;l Ni>;; { e Eass
 The Dades claim to be able to make 200 wards in tLirtv seconds with theiT hose carriage. + the Tou.hs in;eud tc do better, they will have 10 tesin re,iuc-