The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10
From Thursdays Daily.
New vegetables have begun to arrive.

From Thursdays Daily.
 New vegetables have begun to arrive. The City Council met today e . Board of Equalization of city taxes. Warm weather and sn epidemic of spring fever have tendsncy.to make all men take things easy at present. Henry Wurxburg. of the Lion One Price Store, returned last evening from . short business trip to thu East. Mrs. Wa. N. Kelly has returned from California, where shs has been spending the winter months.
 It is officially stated that nearly two l thirds of tho travel over the Atlantic & Pacific is done by desd-hesd passengers Governor Tritle is again on the street, having entirely recovered from his recent attack of illness.
 Billy Ryan is the proud posssssor of the handsomest pair of pug dogs in Arizona. They are valued at $50 each. The proposition of organizing an athletic association is being canvassed by the young men about town.
 L. F. Nash. who aoquit himself as . legislator with such credit to himself and and honor to Yavapai County, has returned with his family to Tonto Basin. IAl Al Club intend to dispose of their scenery and stage furniture to similar organization at Whipple.
 It is rumored that there are several we'd dings on the tapis-some of the parties in. terested being vell-known as leaders of the young society people of Prescott
 N. Ellis is fast recovering from the at. tack of mountain fever with which he has
 been confined to his room during the last week.
 Some of the tin orc recentIs discovered in Cave Greek district is said to @ a high ss 75 per cent. If the lucky finders have enough of such ''truck," they may consider themselves we'll 6xed--Phenix Herald.
 At the meeting of the City Council last evening the names of W. c. Foster and Eugene Psunenbsrg snly were submitted as candidates for City Recorder. Al but three members were present the matter of filling the office wss postponed until some future day.
 The journalistic hue and cry raised over the corruption which was developed in Pres colt during the last session of the LegislA- ture, has totally subsided, and the Terri ,orial papers are now engaged in telling the worn out and thread bare mining yarns of auld lang syne.
 c. Douglas Brown is in receipt of letter of recent date from ex-Sherif Henkle, who is at pretent in Washington, in which MT. Henkle expresses himself e we'll pleased with the present administration and ex- presses his intention of returning to Pres colt during the coming month.
 Frank Meador, A. c. Burmister, c. g. Hutchinson and Oscar Hubert will leave tomorrow, on . hunting excursion through Tonto Basin and the Mazstxal mountains, to be absent about two weeks. They will make the trip on horseback, visiting on their way the Natural Bridge, Globe and other points :of interest.
 Samuel A. Henszey, of the Bully Bueno mine, Turkey Greek, arrived last evening from the East, and will leave for the prop erty named in few days We understand that it is Mr. Henszey's intention to put large force of miners immediately at work and to also take steps towards securing and erecting mil! on this valuable mine.
 The Mormons indicted at the last term of the District Court in Maricopa County. who were admitted to bail, are allowing their bondsmen to suffer, notwithstanding the presence in Pherix of such eminent counsel as the silver-tengued Fitch, for the purpose of defending polygamists. A most of the bondsmen of the defau!ting polygamists are Gentiles, the followers of the sAinsed Brigham probably feel few tringes of conscience in thus leaving them in the lurch.