The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-26
frcn, Mondays Oai,s.

Rssd '.For Sale" by James Mils. Ice Is in demand and So Is soda water. Salt .. St. Johns is selling ct 8 per ton. JOe Marr and Mr. wilbsr. os ths Verde. we're ;u oar city to-d.y. New potatoes are ripe and plentiful just nov in tss Prescott market Yrsserdsy, the longest day of the year, was the hottest, heacs the nsos; uneomfors. able.
 P. c. Csaigus and partners w.n soon have their .n,.i UP pouad.n. silver out of
 Sterling ore.
 Aud Williams, at his Club House, F 9eiug . g ,od business. and k.eps pleasant piacr of rtsort.
 The,e |, . movement on fsot in m,ny parrx of tae country co make hal.-.ioliday out of Saturday siietn0ons.
 Geronimo PiK.ey is for the tresen. safe in the Sierra M,ire m,rntains. Crook Il recuilstruc: him ;n tliae.
 The break us the W.i:a2ais oa tic aka ting rink Saturday evening caused it's sus penslon. l. .djauraed to-day siae de.
 Property, with the certainty of rail- road, vii advance 50 fer cent and possibly more inside the neat six months
 A troiber to rhe late Nr Murray, who was intefestej with G ,vernor Tuile h the Jsrorns iruperty, is m Pre.c ,st for a short stay.
 A letter from J. E. Andersen, of date Jane 19, states iiat Wi,son & Hamilton have nearly q lartsr cf 9 u.:ie of rcAd-bed graded.
 We hope to see many of cur nld citizens employed by the rAilroAd company when ,he same shall have been completed 10 Prescott
 The feople Of Prescott shoa.d hang Frank G.rvnimo Pixley .in effigy, and so should erely town and mining camp in the Territory.
 Fay, C; the Champion, wants to be sub pcenasd Lsiore ,he Grand JIry to g;ve in his evidence agAins. Legislators Who re- eeived bribea.
 Crook and Louis Marion, two bright lads, have been to Chino Valley visiting their grand-dad Banshsrs who thinks a great deal of them.
 Mr. George Jackson, one of the first white men to settle in this county and for mary ysa,s an loIoaed resident of Walnut Grove, is in the city.
 All persons convicted of theft, especially the sealing o: anim ,ls, sa ,uld b,l,ompslied to psy all costs and not have the same come run the pockets of tax payers.
 ". z. Wilson was ill frun, hls lumber fa:- tory ye,.eriay and ;nformei us tha. the lumber trade has been reasonably good, al though ,nany people cry hard times.
 Frank Al;crs and his partners feel ela- ted over rich strike in the CAto:.;n E:ne n Hauayampa d:z,rics. Specimen. that xe have seen show much native silver.
 Hon. Levi Bashford, ens of Prssc ,tt's best and most progressive citizens, will be great!y bsnstil.ed by railro.d, as he owRs } large portion of tie real estate of cur city
 Hon. Clark Churchill, accompanied by his ami.ble wife, returned to-day from an e1- tended trip Co Phenix. Mr. Churchill speaks in enthusiastic terms of the great Salt River section.
 rure milk, adul.ersted with nothing but frs;-.liss water in proportion of two wAters to one milk IS what we have in Prescott, the Capital Of the great Territory of Ariz ma.
 Many Prescott people vent out to Whip pie E-stsrday evening fer the purpose of the drsss parade of co!ored troops. They admired uniforIns and good ma ,ic ty .hs band.
 An Eastern exchange remarks that the advent of ho. weather usually marks the beginning of quarrel, murder and suicide season. When men find no ether gan,e 70 hunt they DO: each other out of sheer habit.
 Mr. Moves has photo of Young Apache Van Arman and some of the Clifton Guards. 1t Is singular what striking resemblance the toy has to its dad.
 Professor Church and partner are about to commence extensive mining operations on Turkey Creek. They have sent sup plies and machinery out and soon their five stamp mill will te in active operation.
 Co,enel McGonnigle has made for this Department ore of the bes: Qaartermas- .ers it has ever had. 4 gentleman in him. self, sho mind. his ovn basiness in every sense .f the word, and 10 ks out for the interests, in no u,san way, of Uncle Sam.
 Murray, the man fron Williams, ~ho WAS foand guilty on Saturday of having tried to d. great bodily injury to friend, was h h orning, by Judge Hoxard, assigned iOd gir gs and board for two years a: the Yuma prison.
 Charles Yates, our esteemed fellow ci,i- Zen, we are pleased to learn, is about to step iato A snug little fortune from rapid increase in lands he has owned for many