The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-01
Yavapai County
TUESDAYS DAILY.

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 ness in their line
 Dan Thorne contemplates leAyins f
 Phenix by the 2i proximo.
 Judge H. H. Carter is in from his stoc
 range near Jerume. ...-.
 The Apache county cattle round up vi
 begin May lst.
 The irrig.ting dam at Holbrook will | BIO feet long and will cost ca. 900.
 Tombstone is enjoying the pcrformans of two one legged acrobats and dAncers.
 All government lieenses arc due on tn
 lst ok May.
 Hon. c. W. Beach. proprietor of the Ml
 xs., is ds,iy expected home from Canada
 Pete Bnlans wife was recently robbed i, Tucson of scne sl, soc worth of money an jeweiry.
 Nr. and Mrs. R. ]. Atkinson and thei daughter. Mia Minnie. of the Iron Springs arc waiting in our city.
 A telegram received by Willie Ryan from Joe Wilson states that the last named gen tlsman will be home te-nigLt.
 Notwithstanding the present bus;n.s, sisSnation, locatin, mining claims eontin- nes with apparently unsb.tel vigor.
 Stage rebbing and horse stealing are the most prominent business enterprises in vogue at present m Northern Arizona.
 Read the announcement of household furniture, etc, s: the residence of D. C. Thorne. in our local columns to day
 Miss Hattie Fisher, one of the handsom- est little beiles of Prescott, returned last evening from . weeks visit Co Chino Valley
 Governor Tritle is still confined to his bed by illness, and is improving in health but slowly.
 The mountain tops in the vicinity of Prescott are again clothed in white from the effects of this morning snow storm.
 Mir. and Mrs. James More, who have been residents of Prescott for several months past, will leave in few days for their old home in Kirkland Valley.
 The board of trustees for the Prescott school district, last evening. appointed Judge Carpenter to take the census of school children residing within the district.
 ]. L. Fisher yesterday lost one of the fnest imported Durham COWS ever brought 10 Prescott. valued at $500. ue attributes its death to poison.
 Recent .dvices from Washington state that Sheriff Henklc, of Yapapai county, has the lead in the r.ce of the United States AArshaiship of the Territory.
 In another column will be found the notice of application of John Mars far . patent for the Black IIin mine, in the Black Hill di.tric..
 The United States land off, officials at this place arc engaged in hearing the testi> mony ID the contested land case of George Roxwortb VI. Charles Catherns The stage dpartures this morning were as follows: For Ash Fork-G. Glore; for W. Clanton, W. s. Reese and Thomas Reese.
 Owing to being confined to his bed by illness. Governor Tritie was not able to address the Odd Fellows of Prescott at their celebration last night.
 The Tombstone journalistic war waxeth hot, and during ''she scrimmage" the look- ers-on are forcibly reminded of the truth of the peorerb, that "when thieve. fall out, etc.
 This morning s rain and snow storm, accompanied by thunder and lightning, was one of the features of the eccentric weather enjoyed by this Italy of America, st present.
 Guiltord Hathaway arrived yesterday from Phenix with two passengers. He reports that town as very much elated over the prospects of early connection with the Southern Pacific by railraad.
 The programme of the Prescott Comedy Company for their exhibition on next Thursday evening. is an excellent one and wili we'll repay with amusement ali who attend.
 It is said tha. the City Fathers regard rith favor the proposition of the proprietors of the skating rink to lease the City Hall for . rink, as their present quartess are too small. Major General Irwin Mcdowell, C. S. Army, is lying dangerousIy i'll at his resi- deuce in San Francisco. His condition is Sc low that his friends are net allowed to see him.
 The $500. 900, 900 now in the Cu,.ed States Treasury is said to be the largest sum of money ever accumulated in one body.
 J. B. Hixon, one of the hand,omest and mos. popular commercial travellers on the road. is ir Prescott looking after the inter. est of she Gordon Bros., of San Francisco, which house he represents.
 The following persons arrived last even ing by stage fram Ash Fork: J. B. Hi1on, J. M Mccoy, Thomas Treadweil and Jno. Brent. The coach from the south came in empty. The papers in the case of Marshal Wood "a. S,abb Bros. have bern filed in the office of District Court Clerk Foote. The suit arises out of an attachment placed oa Mir. Woods establishment a; Ash Fork by the Stabb Bros. The Albuquerque Journal states that Mr. !