The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08
From Tuesdays Daily.

4AVAA ANSSAoy OoAAy.
 Don Pedro Montana, one of the most C, terprisins and public spirited citizens Apache County, left this morning for h hc1s ct Holbceok, after . weeks sojour in Prescott
 A large nsnbse of teams.ers are shi, ping their stock and outfits from Ash For to D.gsett, California, by rail, in order { bs on hand when the long expected bool strikea that section.
 The aruivsrsary ball of the Prescott C.ys to -mosrOs evening promises to bs
 very enjoyable affair, ss the members of th company are aoing their utmost to make success
 Parties who have recently waited the re. ervoir are unanimously of the opinion tha 1t trequirss the attention of some eompeten engineer, e the walls shev some indies. lions of weakening,
 The band of the Tenth Caval,y, tesethe with . troop of that regiment, are expscte, to arrive st whipple during the eomin, week.
 Pe.ons desiring fine calendar blotters diaries, etc, should ealil on Colonel c. R Nartindell, the pioneer insurance agent o the burg-ss he is at present distrlbutin, such articles Rratis.
 Hon. A. W. Callan, (Old Grizzly, one of che best known mining men in Northern Arizona, left this morning for . viait to hi, home in Kanas, to bs absent about [ month.
 The large amount of merchandise re- esived during the last two weeks from the railroad shows that our merchants are au- ticipating lively times during the coming summer and fall.
 It n stated that Dan Thorne is pegotiat- ing for . lease of the lot formerly occupied by Ksndau's drug store, with . view to erecting . large one story brick building, to be occupied by him e . saloon and gambling hall.
 A deed from Chas. A. Pine and wife to 4. C. Oliver, conveying the we'll known ranch of the former near Jerome and stock thereon. was to day filed with County Re- eorder Wilkerson- The confederation paid fec the property was e, 900.
 Thursday next is the latest date ct by the Second Adventists fer the destruction of the world. Notwithstanding this fact, however, '.jawbone" n no moro current with Prescott boarding house tsepe,s thaa ef old.
 An ehort is being made by some of the eathus;astic runners belonging to the Pres colt Fire Department to organize team of picked men from each company to proceed te Albuquerque and give the fire laddies of that burg a chance to show their skill in running with hose carriages.
 A subscription paper vas today placed ia circulation foe the purpose of raising funds to defray the sxpenses of . public re- ception to Lieutenant General Sheridan on his arrival in Prescott. The reception will Pest of this city.
 of the elegant copper and gold watch chain raaed .. Joe wilson's establishment. Con. side1ag that Billy was the one who owned the chain and got u, the radle, he may be said like the "Mr. O'Rilcy. who keeps the hotel" to be doing quite sell.
 Marshai Dodson continues to dssl death and devas.ation among the unlicensed canine hordes of Prescott His instrument of death is . twenty-two ealibre Winches ter, and thss 1t does its work effectively, the fast diminution in the numbess of CUTS is . sufficient guarantee.
 Joe wiIson, the popular and enterpri- sinx clothing merchant, has leased the building formerly occupied by the Eclipse Saloon, and will 1t once commence to fit 1t up in order to occupy it ct an early day. his present quarters being too limited to meet the requirements of h;s rapidly grow ing business.
 A German. aged about forty years, WAS last evening put under the clock" at the request of his friends, who stated that he was suffering from temporary aberration of mind, the result of excessive indulgence m alcoholic stiuiulauts. The unfortunate man iaoors under the hallucInation that he Is being pursaed by parties seeking to kill him
 The bar of the Territory aye sprpaently content to travel along the even tenor of their legal careers without availing themselves of the erudite and ponderous opinions con- the Supreme Court sf Arizona, as, co far, Secretary Var Arman has been unable to find : purchaser for . single volume
 
 nearly three mon,hA
 John Clark, of Lynx Greek, was last eve ming arrested and brought before Justice Panenberg, on a complaint sworn out by J. w. Murray of the same place, who charged Clark with sssaul. with deadly weapon, m having threatened 10 blow the top of the complAinant's cranIum of with a 45-calibre siX-shooter unless he ceased working on certain piece of ground. After hearing the testimony the Justice discharged Clark. with . caution as to his conduct in the future.
 Postmaster Marsh has received the fol- lowing from the money order office of the pos.ofice department at Washington: "Tou are hereby instructed to cease making de- posis of the surplus mcney-order fund of your efhce with the postmaster at San Fran CISCO, Cal. and hereafter to remit the same for deposit with the postmaster at Los Angeles, Cal. You will continue to send your money-order weekly statements to the possoesce at San Francisco, as ha, hereto fore been your custom"
 On last Sunday night valuable horse and mule were taken from the stable of C. C. Bean in this city. And as all efforts to find the animals have 30 far been una railing, 1t IS supposed that some imp ecu- nious party desirous of leaving the country have appropriated them 10 theis own use. lf such be the case, the thieves will DO