The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
From Wednesdays Daily.

Sierra Prietta IS Fetty white. Ben Butler keepsa good restaurant. -l Prescott. sidewalls save foot and sho n expense.
 a Read the auction .sd in another column
 Fisher talks.
 NIT. Simmons, of ne Williamson valle
 Hotel, is in the city n business. !. Alfred Ruis is tlr county recorder an
 clerk of the Dis,ric,.ourt in Apache county
 slickers and gun coats were in de
 nand to-day.
 MT. Blair, of tn Burnt Ranch, has
 fine stock rAnge. fhis, with that of J. Il
 Lee combined. wouH be very desirable. Our two banks ar taking rest after tn rush just after the dose of the legislature when some $50, O0 were exchanged to
 warrants.
 The 3d Cavalry took up it's line o ~ march this morning, and is now on it,
 way 10 the Lone Star State. It take
 with it the best wshes of our citizens. No use calling fr your mail matter ihi
 evening at the posptiice. because you ob-
 Serve that it has beeu raining and stages
 (arizona stages) never travel when il
 storms.
 An Arizona wrier and public man vii
 soon star; a new p.per in Washington City,
 to be called the Eotel Reporter. Washing
 ten City being big boarding house and nothing more, suca paper ought to pay.
 The extra horses belonging to the stage company are to bs pu. on green feed in the Salt River Valley for while, and then em- ployed in gradi,y on the railroad from Phenix to Marico9a.
 The ordinance prohibiting ths frequent- ing of saloons by women is good one.
 Had this ordinane been pu: in force long ago one unfortunate victim would have been alive and he slayer free man.
 Elsewhere in the MINER will be found the advertisement of Chief QuarteImaster McGorneigh, f'a supplies during the tsc,l year commencing July list, 1885, and ending June 30, less. Read and see what be wants.
 Judge John Howard. good hearted gen. tleman of the isgal fraternity, has con- menced proceedings to recover from an old friend and coupselor-at-law, who resideth outside the Territory, quite large sum due him.
 Attention is called to the advertisement of auction of hardware. by J. L. Fisher. The goods ia le sold mus. go for what they will bring, and the indications are favorable for good bargains. Remember when the sale commences.
 The Courie, g es for the scalp of one Stevens. Serves him right, because if Stevens is nc. a gs-b~g and dishonest servant, he is nothing He ruled wi,h an iron hand in the Council; but that day is passed forever for the swelled up ari.tocras
 We hear that William Garland is again on deck an1 wants some of the railroad pie. Now, xe are prepared to accept any m.n or set of men fir the work, but We certainly exprc. some:h;ng beyond prom ises. Lei them saow their hand by com mencing work iu earnest.
 G:nrrL wardwell, who left this n orning delayed his departure from day to day for the purpose cf catching an empty stage AS will te seen by the departures published elsewhere, he General vas unsuccessful, there being thirteen passengers on board
 The Prescott Driving Park Association has many fine horses in training for the coming Spring races. There is plenty of room for more horses in ihe stables, and We would suggest to tbe Pnenix boys that they brlng their best stePpers.
 The Normal school at Tempe, the Uni versity at Tucson. and one or two other things accomplished by the ''bl, ody war riors'' of the Thirteenth, were fine speci- mems of statesmanship. Who would ever think of putting his boy in the Normal school at Tempe, or his daughter in the University at Tdcsoni
 The M'have County Miner $ one of our most valued exchanges. It is published among good people ho own the best min ing properties on the face of this globe. We sincerely hoye old-timers and new corners, alike, unbounded success, aud also wish the Miner long life and prosperity
 F. A Craigue and others are working assiduuusly at the oli Sterling mine. We believe ;!iry will make a success, fer there Is no better property to be found anywhere than ths particular miriug claim Years ago i' paid we'll on the surface, bu, when the free ore gave out and rich sulphuret ore came in, with rude machinery. 1t did not pay to york. This can all be overcome niIh m0ie'n appliances.
 Farmers, stock rai>ers and other peo- pie are very much pleased with the glo- nous rain that hss been putting in an appearance during the past few days. Barley and wheat, sown with view to being cut for hay at the proper time, ooks well, and if no more rain comes will mature for the use intended.
 The stage line to Ash Fork, which has ae ervtuiors been good one and credit to .he proprietor, is ab'ut tc De reduced to NO h"ree ierky. For several days passen- i