The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-26

-A.srish., of the Ai5ua assq1e Democrat, i, an aspir.nt for the secretxryship of New
 General Fsnyrh has been relieved from eusy .. Fort Lowell and ordered to du:y .: For. HUschuca.
 No late news from the renegade Indians T. Is nov thought that the hos.lss have all pas-ed into Mexico.
 TEenty-e;ght pack nu es departed for the Peek to-!.y heavily laden with msr- ch.niise for Mir. R Robins.
 C.pt. Pierce has bsen ordered t, in,pect cattle to be delivered at the Saa Carl ,s Agency by Contrsc,o. Newman.
 Present term of the court will bc very heavy, the burden of which comes from Williams and Flagstaff Characterization.
 Private Brook of Troop II, 4.h Cavalry. Ina been sentenced to a term of irnpriscn- mrut iai the pen;tentiary .. Ll..;ng. Kan.
 We believe it Is tune that the President. should begin to l0, k to the interests of his party by spDointins Deu.Ocra,s to diI all the sficea
 There was plsasant hop at Whipple las. evening. given by oficers of the poa.. Some of Presccst's most fashionable people were invited.
 Frank Murphy is expected home from New Orleans in few dayA He has rorkei hard for Arizona as Commissioners to she Exposition.
 There is no necessity for an extra session of the Legislature. Taxpayers are not h a condition to stand such a needless s1pendi- ture of money.
 3ir. N0yes. acting secretary, informed us to-day tha: he expected the late laws of the Territory soou from Crockes & Co, San Frsncisco.
 City Collector of Taxes has published the 6aiirquens s>> s-., cad l-~>-S~>>9f~s~-~s that taxes must bs paid on or before July eOth, or submit to having their property cold.
 Died. at the County Hospital June eo.h, 1885, Edward Blake, aged c years, a na- tive of I.eisnd. The funeral will take place from RsnaLls undertaking rooms Sunday, Suoe 2Ist, at 10 G. m.
 Mr. He;nes, who was here three years sDce in the interest of the P. 0. Depart nent, came in iss. eveni' 2 from Colorado. Ten days sinoe he left sonis of the mining cams in that country and te,.s us that snow h places va. ten feet deep.
 Ed. WAsoner has been down on Beaver Creek looking at the wonderful Nostezuma We'll. While there one of Eds horses go. short distance from camp in the brush and was mistaken by its owner for . bear. A shot from Mr. wagones's gun took effect iu ,he isg uf the poor hofse.
 Hudson S vandeburgh, of Ash Greek neal Stsm.ners old station, are taking ou, considerable rich gold ore, which they are preparing to ship to Pueblo. Colorado, flor reduction. If Prescott had, which she will with the advent .. r4ilroad, reduction vorl., che would feel the result Q; all such mining as ;he above.
 Since two companies are striving for the mastery in building our lranch road, would 1t net be well for OUT citizens to remain Qaiet aud not express any opinion in the premises. Time will reveal to whom the A. & P. folks have given the,r word in re- gard to freight and other important matters
 We unierstsnd that it is the intention gentleman living ia Prescott. to rent from MT. Duke ths old Gosper stable on Goose Hat, and open 2 feed stable and yard, ct -redaosd pricsa, and feed eDiy alfalfa. wheat and barley hay. This will be likely to catch the trade, as muss people like to have thsir stock fed upon the very best hay.
 Mir. Cakes Murphy s back from Chirtb Station, where he reports the two railroad builaers grading ;ieir rad bed side " side He is confident that xessrs. Wilson < Hamilton intend business, while Mir. Bal lock Is aiso determined to put the road through to com ls,iOn at aA early day. We believe both parties are anxious to build, the subsidy making |, g,oi thing for any corporation who co.si,uct the road to Prescc:..