The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-05

Under Sheriff La~.er, rho has been seriously i'll with oaeunonia, is ve are slsi
 inform his numerous friends gradually recovering, and We hope ere long to see his beaning countenancs on the street once again.
 Hon. C.C. Bean left yesterday to meet the party of capitalists at present exauiaing the route of our proposed branch railroad |, eompany with o-kes Murphy and Dr. Ainswor,h.
 Dr. K-nisll and isnily returned last
 e-ening firm . two u.snihs visit To rel.- t,Ecs in different portion, of the East. The Doctor states ths: in Prescott business is no dul,er iH proportion to the population than any v.ast place visited by him TLe seIeciion of Hon. Louis WoI,enhery % fossm.n of the pressnt grand jnry is an excllent one. Ar. wollenbsrgs sxten.iv
 busin-ss experience, combinod with sn io tima.e krowiedge O! mankind general, fem minea,ly qualify bim for the impost.n, and .espoIsieie posi,ien.
 The Prescott Grays will hold their regular monthly meeting .h;s evening, st thei Anaory. st e:3o. Preparation will bs made fo: military hail, to be gisea by the Gr.ys and the parade foe Tho fvsrta of July will be arranged for.
 Ia the revis,d version of the Ola Tssta- nent the Hs brew word ''shoel" has been sabs.i for the familiar ''asIl." .'Shoei is not near 60 euphonious ss the word i suppl~nts, aud will psOrs especially incon- venient to the man who is called on 70 swear in . hurry.
 Jake Marks, an oli tins resident of Prees 1T, |" in town euioyiag tho salubri-- ous climate Of Northern Arizoaa a,tsr . schsrehing sieze in Phsnix. He states ta ss the hea, in that burg sso intense as to make man long for an opportunity fo vsisnteer Tor an Arctic relief expedition.
 While crery town sad settlement in Ari- .ons Is ssas;ng extensive arrXn ,emeats for the proper celebration of the f $. a2pro.ch- ing Fourth 0: July, Prescott has mt, asye,. done aayiiiin. towards properly observ,ns the day. IL i, to be hoped that the City Coancii viii this evening cons.Jsr ths pro- pristJ of making an apprepriation. sa fiicientiy liberal to snsue tho day being suitably ob- serred.
 Morris Go.iva.sr. has received letter from Amos A. Norman, of Dresden, <. !. in shics ,hA. gen lemAn stssss that the late c. L. Fu,lcrsOa, was his cousin, and that jast prior 'o Committing suicide the deceased had written him letter announ:ia. h;s in teniion to eomsni. the 6esd. aaj also stated that he had ensured his life for the bene6: of his creditors in Prose ,.t. PersDns ,o whom Fa.ker.on was ipde5.ei will. therefore Gad 1t to their interest to investigate the matter
 An inters..ing leg.! proposition, assc.irs mem her, of stock growing .s.ocia,ions, Wa, raised in the District Court this norn.rg. by J. C. Herudon, Ecq.. who as coan.e. !o. sevcrai parties confined in the county jail to appear hcfOrc the prescn, grard jury 10 answer tc charge of grand larceny in s:eaiing cattle belonging to member, of the YavapAi Stock Growers Association-,he president snd several membcrs of which or Zan:.ltion had hsen summoned 10 se,rs .s | nenbess of the gr.ad jars before which Mr Rsrndon's clients were to appear. To he members ot the association named he in erposea au objection on the ground of ';a'.-she sssH of :he objection bs :. that he Association md . large s;anaing re- rsrd for the conviction of any person ste.l. ng ssock fsoa, any of its usmbe.s- Iuiss Howard Ovorruled the objection, ba: 'ho.id the parties whom Mr. Herndon rep. 'esents be convicted, we understsai, .ha. 'ulins riii bo made one of the grounds for ID a?asal.