The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
From Mondays Daily.1

. Johnnie Ellis was quite sick recently il
 Kansas City, Mo.
 'And he said, the Lord is my rock an'
 my fortress, and my deiivervr."
 Capt. c. P. Esgan IS now stationed : the Prrsidio of Ssn Francisco. Mr. Muir, the telegraph operator, ii s:il
 lame with that rheumatic catch-on. There are six patients at present in the
 hospital of Drs. Robinson & McCandIes, Commercial travellers are required to pa, city license of twenty-five dollars. Col. Gouldirg's temperance talk is vel spoken of by OUT citizens. George Curry keeps large stock of good. in his line.
 Geo. E. Berry and partner are working q good placer claim on Groom creek.
 Mr. Hance has given bond as Csmmis- sioner of the Ton:o road.
 Private adrices from Tucson state that Mrs. C. E. Fredericks is s,iil very low. Her sister, Sis, Miles. IS now with her.
 o.J Woodward ha. gone ou. west and north 10 look af,era stock range where he can keep large number of cattle.
 Sam Hill has the best and cheapst tin store m Northern Arizona We ask our readers to call and make purchases from him.
 Stages co ntinue to come and go with full loads of passengers, .xpr.s, matter and mail.
 The B"ard of Supervisors held an extra session ;o-diy for the parpose of approving bonds and other minor business. MT. Dawes is in from the Peck, where 1 he carries a good stock of supplies for miners and others.
 Doctors McCAndiess and Robinson a re getting along nicely with their care of the county sick.
 Judge E. M. Sanford is amonp our best and most successful lawyers. His office is with Church X Gray. Cortez street.
 A great many citizens of Yavapai county have gone to the States CD visit, and more are preparing to go.
 Col Goulding, the lecturer, is an Amer ican, having been born at Po,sdam, Law rence ccunty, New York.
 4 street car running between Prescott and whippie would pay. A cheap track coul1 be laid and car put on that would do all the Work ara be a convenience.
 NIT. Martin, of the Journal, ha. been ex- perimen'ing with his Gori'n jobber. The impressi"n was upon two fingers, necessita- ting the efforts of an NJ. D.
 Our railroad law is much enquired after by people from outside who want to see If l they can't dO something iu the way of build. | ing the line.
 According to late issue of the San Fran. i cisco Post, Tom Fiech is about to pull up | his Stockton stakes and try the merry me- tropolis for the future. All partnerships are required by the uew law to be tiled with the County Recorder of the county in which said co-partnership exists.
 D. C. Thorne. the popular saloon-keeper, IS now sole proprietor of the Eclipse. Dan has no superior as saloonist on the Pacific Coast.
 The present editor of the MINER will soon start East, on bushes. trip. It is barely possible that Mir. Cleveland will give US an cfice-Harbor Commissioner at Pres. cott.
 James Hamilton, of Peoples Valley, came in yesterday, accompanied by his brother who goes on to the States. Mir II. repurts fine rain, in the valley, and wheat growing Lice'y. Grass IS also coming on rapidly.
 We would say to the Star, consist ency, thou art jewell" To Governor rritle the Territory is indebted for good order and prosperity on the Mexican border. 'lhe bridge" etc.
 Hon. Clark Churchill, Immigration C>m- Disslorer H,mil;on and his assistant. Geo Tinker, w. 0. O'N.ill and Miss Nash , 'eu; out on Sunday mornings stage for a 'henix. r C' roner Ford went out to-day to the 'ieriing mine, for the purpose of bringing n the bcnes of the man who tell into the . ''er.ing mine shaft about four years since. a he bones were taken out by MT. Crsigue. { Every person knowing himself indebted the MINER should remember the cause, nd send in the ''squiva!ents." Bre.xax a Id coon skins don: go here. but We xill ccept pig, calf, buiro, dog or load of h ooi
 Hon. Hugo Richards has been out to Date \ 'eek, locking after hts cattle interests. He o a;es that grass is growing and that cattle :. ave winiercd exceedingly we'll, looking , ei'er than for years at th,s particular time " the season.
 tc St. Johns, in Aplche county. ha, two o, ewspapers, one Mormon and the o,he entIle, hence 1t is not strange that they i"uid not See through the same glasses eep m the same bed and eat cut of the o' me platter. Fight away, boys: tx George w. HAnce has been appointed ]'
 
 'e of 'he Wagon Road commissioners hy c Governor, 10 see that the road into 'n;o Basin from the Verde is completed