The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
THE LOCAL PRoSPECIOR.
From Tuesdays Daily.

ThE LOCAL PR0SPecT0R. 
 From Tuesdays Daily.
 Sidewalk building still goes on.
 Thomas Simmons ia under the weather
 Several loads of new goods were unloade to-day.
 The City Hall should bs fixed up fo theatrical entertainments.
 Good iob work done at the MINER ofic, on reasonable rates.
 Blank printing done on short notice a this office.
 Hon. John q CampbelIis is fixing up th. front of his store building.
 We believe there are 232 bones in th, makeup of . human being.
 Justice Pxnnenberg make. good officer He is obliging and geuslemanly.
 Probate Judge Hawkins rules with i'm partiality, and is one of Yssspais best pab iic oficel
 The copper market is still very low. It won't psy te work good property and gise copper away.
 Professor Martindell will insure your life or give you an accident policy on reasona- ble terms.
 The lady vho lost fan last evening, can have the same by calling at the MIxEs cfice.
 Jack Shull has gone down to Phenix af- ter some livery horses which he has there fatssnins upon the alfalfa fields.
 Chinese peddlers still come from Phenix with chickens, eggs and vegetables. If they cell, make them pay license.
 There is to be wedding in our city to- morrow evening. The parties are well and iavosably known in this burgh.
 Col Fisher, Collector of Internal Reve- hue, leaves here tomorrow mornins. So does Mir. Cornell and family. have dissolved copartnership- See dissolu- tion notice elsewhere.
 Calico, m California, is not the lively place it is represented ts be. Those who vent there have returned and say tt ''ish good for hicks
 Probate Judge Hawkins, we are told, is abou: to visit his old home in Missouri. He will, rumor has it, be accompanied back here by Mrs H.
 
 Had 1t not been for gigantic measures re- sorsed to by Democrat or two, in the la'e 'egislature, the fares and freight bill would have passed
 The Prescott R fes are about re org ln- izd and will no d'ubt ask BIT. Foote to become their Captain, and the old warrior, Patrick Ford, . drill-mas'er. All matten in regard te the MINE. n,at- iers. by writ of eertiorari, goes to the Dis trict Court, and c. W. Besch, as heretofore claimed, e the rightful owner, will contest for his rights there.
 Governor Tritle and Secretary Van Ar man vent out this morning to their placer digging in the Haasayamps, below Walnut Grove. Tkry expect a grand clean up, which they w:ll secure if reports be true.
 Jack Lawler came in from the copper mines owned by himself and brother. last evening. He showed us some metallic cop per. the hnest the eye of man ever rested rpon. It is a good copper plant, aud we would like to see it worked. 
 Prescott is the only place in the United States where merchants do business with out advertising. How do they expect to keep up their town unless the newspaper u sspportedl Through it's medium all events are given, aud t5 the newspaper IS due the prosperity and life of all cities ani tovna Mollie Sample, of Pherix, for many years . resident of Prescott, was found dead in her room . few days since. She had be- come hardened drinker, and to the flowing bowl can be attributed her death. She i lssva little daughter bout ten years old. | The hstis one will, no doubt, be taken | charge of by the Sisters of Mercy. The old Vulsure m,ne supplies ore for 40 | ssamps-sll that are now in operation. For meriy 90 stamps were pouL ding away day and night on ore from this famous ledge ] shich was discovered in lS63 by Henry i Wickenburg and Major Van B.bber. |. aas produced more gold than all other mines in ArixoDa-
 A frey team took fright and ran away to-day at the approach ot three gentlemen who were earnestly engaged in conversa- hon Investigation showed ;he gentlemen to be office seekers under the nvw Admin issration. They were al knocked down, siishtly bruised and clothes soiled. They Soon forgot the incident, however and went on Slate making. It is wonderful what healing effect office has on the human race. Col Goulding's lecture was well attended s's evening, and highly enjoyed by all present. The Colonel goes from here to Mineral Park, and thence to California n" collections here tor the Orphans H me I were next to the largest ever taken up by him for that purpose Just nov there is little money being i taken from the mines in this section out. s'de the placcrs With plenty If water all { the year round, placer ninlns could be made famous in this county Some new A..Il~