The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-26
Official Paper
Yavapai County.

1aVapalCOuACy' From tuesdays Dcfiy.
 Read the NrNER f@ all the nswa.s
 Flies are extremely bold of Late.
 The rainy seasen is fast approaching.
 Wafer n deereasing in the streams here about.
 ]. w. Dougherty is again at the whee in his O. K. Ssore.
 Chris tiSds is cutting fine lot of wood fer Lis contract at R nipple.
 Mr. E.nsn. former superintendent of the Black Warrior, is in the city.
 Rsnsnser the dancing party to como on on Friday night at Iron Springs.
 Mr. Risg,, . good mining man. is in Prescott from ths5 bonanxs hills west ol
 Levy & Co. are selling their shars d dry-goOds, groceries, grain aud farm pro. duce. '--. e&
 Mfr. Grizzly, engineer of Prescott water. works, reports plsu'y of water to supply aA de"AndA s.nfe.
 Dan OBcyls reports good ore coming from the old Montgomery mire. Has~y- amps district.
 The Rihes have tLrir reekly drill this evening and good a:tsndance, in full uni- form, n r,quested.
 The funeral cf the late Daniel McCsaley will take place from :he Catholic Church st 2 o'clock tomorrow.
 Hon. N. E,lis has worked hard to secure rsil facilities for Northern Arizona ard i about to zee his hopes realized.
 We were in error yesterday in placing Mr. Sanford a attorney for Mir. Chart We should have said Mir. Herndon- Extensive forest fires gre sreported to be raging south of tewn, aad arc doing great damage to valuable timber seetions. Inside thirty days YasapAi county will have as least six stamp mills in suceessfal operation, which will have . tendency to make mo.ey more plentiful.
 Clark & Adams, good lumber merchants, are preparing to manufacture. this season, . large quantity of all kinds of boards, scantling. timbers, shingles, etc. Read thA;r-Adxsrtisement in this paper.
 If any one ta.ns n msre .naoying th,a another to lady who has nice flower garden, it is to have her neighbors chick ems up and out at day break scratching up seeds and the young plants.
 Tomorrow morning st nine o'clock there will bs . requiem solemn high mass, for the soul of Daniel McCauley to which all friends and relatives of the deceased are cordially invited.
 Tucson rangers will not 6ght any Indians this summer Money is too scarce in the old Pueblo just now, and its citizens have determined to let Crook and Geronimo have 1t out in tae Sierra Madre. > So soon as the 6rst ten miles of rail are laid on our branch road, we hear that i'm. portant improvements in quarters, parade grounds. etc, are to be made at Fort Whip pie. So we say push the road.
 All criminals in the County Jail have been tried and sentenced to various terms in the Territorial Prison. Soon the county jail boarding house will be empty. much to the relief of the pockets of taxpayers.
 We once knew . Mexican school teacher in New Mexico, in size and build about the same e Joe Kerr, who never had any teeth. This same teacher, Gonzales by Lame. taught Geronimo, the great Chirieahua war b me, h,s alphabet.
 w. have received copy of the Wallaf ai Tribune, edited and published by Anson n. Smith. at K:ngm.n, Muhave County. IL IS we'll printed, newsy and has the ap- pearance of child born to long life. We wish the editorsnd paper enjoyment. suc- cess and brilliant career.
 Young Price. who tried to secure pay ment for traveling expenses from Williams to Prescot, when he was actually sutpoen- sed in this city. was this morning repri- saanded by His Honor, Judge Howard, who suspended sentencs until rext term cf Court, in the meantime Price was put in charge of hi. alto ney, Mir. Norris.2
 The peach crop of Yavapai is unusually good this season. In few weeks plenti- ful supply of this delicious fruit viii, be III market, and that too at a living price. The peaches of this section are far superior to those raised in the valley of the Salinas. owing no doubt to the difference in the climate. .-----
 The case of John Chart was called this morning and the defense were ready for trial. The prosecution were not in . con- d,tion to proye ,he allegations set forth, notwithstanding the same evidence could be adduced as that which was obtained when the indictment was found. If evi- dence to find an indictment is not sufficient to prove that crime has been committed, then nc indictment should have been made.
 ". c. Potts came in yesterday from the junction of the branch railroad with the A. &P. He reports the Bullock road an as- cured fact. Grading is going on, and very soon the Atlantic & Pacific will have 1 side track for Mr. E rpon which to land his supplies and material. MT. Bullocks wha