The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-31
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fmm !ues1ly's Daly.
 D. M. Riosdan vas tie only paasenssr 'to leave on the Ash Fort stags this norn- irg. The MaricopA stags left empty.
 \ heavy rain fell yesterday in the Agua Fria, and was moro of . damage than . bene6. to orolA.
 Prot. Hush TishS and John Logan leave in the morning for prospecting tour of the eastern part tf our county to b absent for . month.
 urs J. [. Fishef and Miss Daisy Win
 ants are spen.ling few days at the home cf the first named ladys- father in Chino Valley.
 The city hall will be tassefuI!y drapsd in
 mourning this week in honor to the depart
 ed hero. Many other buildings, both
 private and p ablic. are also preparing to do
 likewise.
 H. W. Guernesey. President of the Ari-
 sona L.nd and Cattle Co, and H. Corbin If
 the same syadicate, whose interests are
 largely in thin and Apache counties, arc m
 town on busirsss
 The case of the Territory VI. Crosly for perjury. in the action wherein Miles I.
 Romney who pulled up his stake from Zion
 and skipped his bondsmsn. and who at
 tempted to prove up on . tract of land in Apache ccurty. was given to the jury this afternoon. rf The lecture on the "Conqusst of Mexico" by the scholarly Col. Zsbr.kie at the Court House tomorrow evening will undoubtedly draw out every one in our city.
 The eloquen. gentleman will not for some
 time again favor unr people with his inter. essing lectures and an spprec,Stive audience should meet him.
 Jim Lane, who goes to Stockton in . few days is developing into an uncontroll sbl manisc. He lab5rs under the hsllucination that he is being pursued by parties intend ing to kill hir, and that there are schemes on foot to poison him. With Cour. House officials hs is very boisterous and the sooner he goes the better.
 A pack train of twenty-five burns came in to-day frora Turkey Greek with ore from the HoImsits claim. belonging to John Holrnes, and is being stored in Howey's Hall. The enterprisiug owner now has in this building neatly ten ton, of rich r''ck. and next week will ship it to Colorado, for reduction. The ore is carefully assorted and will yield s250 10 the ton.
 woodvills Williams was the successful | bidder this morning b-fore the Board of Supervisors fer the transportation of James Lane, insane. to the Stockton Asylum. Cal. His price was e144. Many other bids were opened, ranging from &l5O to s275. the lat ter by our tcvnsman, E. Pannenberg, but he day for this last named fgure is gone Ind the rivalry that is Always noticeable on m expected trip inside will henceforth in ure . very low rate in the delivery of our nsane.
 There is considerable manipulating of the ,oliticSl wire,, oyer the appointment of for Prescott unier Democratic u!e. The several applicants here, men 'n ono side aho have means and . steady ncome, while with the other, the same can lot be said, dependent as they are on the oil of the day for a livelihood With the alter We hope the laurels will fall trium- ,hantIy. Since Clevsland's inauguration many appointments have been made with ut any knowedge as to the fitness or con- etency of the appoiutee, but change has cen wrought on this careless rule and here fter the applicant must stand and be judged, amov. which xe heartily commend nd believe will place . thoroughly compe- ent and deserving person in this position. ve say ou. with these rsck-reeting polite ans snd give those who are entitled to the onor ali precedenco.
 While We are not on record as being ono :, the Illuminating pillars of any sec.xrian ,s,i;use, still at times the spirit moses us L. nd We feel and take . friendly in- crest in anything that pertains ts their ellfare. In connection with this last move e fail not to step forward and urge upon UT readers for every one togo willingly upl , Howey Hall next Thursday evening and .ntribute dollar 1T two in making the e-cream social for the benefit of Rev. a.gston's church in West Prescott . suc- sss. While several gospel tSnts have re- ,stediy been parading before the public in pauperized condition, pleading for the ecessary skeIels to carry on work and T some internal improvement, Mir. Lang on has never yet, during . residence of 'arly two years in Prescott, asked for a| .nnv either privately or by the customary ntribution box for his sustenance, and at is why We now wish to sec the enter. !. inment rousing success and enough real. :, ed to keep his church and its deservingI ster in a plentiful supply of the loaves d fishes.
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