The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-03
from 7kuYsd0y'S Daily.

From Thursdays poiiy.
 Hay is coming in and at rsasonabls figure.
 Mra Atkinson aad her daughter Mamie ars in the city.
 Several verdeites arc in the city pro curing supplies.
 Geo. ". Sines has an attractive saloon called tho 6azerac.
 Joe Dixon and his sister Ollie appeared on our streets to-day.
 Mrs Taylor wishes to rent sume rooms in quiet part of the city. 1 The attractive sd of J. L. Fisher w,ll be found elsewhere in the MINER J. D. Cook still continues to furnish the Prescott market with good milk. Remember the dance to-morrow evening. It is going to oe an enjoyable affair.
 Salt River peaches were on sale to-day in Prescott at ten cents per pound.
 Late surveys, we are told by ,. E. Brown. make the distance from Chino Station to Prescott, 70 miles. Mir. Geo. W. Curtis is confined to his bed again. Good care, ve hope, will bring him around soon improved in health. Clark & Adams arc again manufacturing lumber at their mill, seventeen miles south of Prescott. H. H. Reeves. of Walnut Greek, has sold his ranch and seventy head of cattle to D. Levy q Co. Mir. Hiltenbrand. substantial farmer of the Agus Fria Valley, was in the city to- day.
 Reference is called to the new Lad" of J. L. Fisher, wherein hs ofs,s boots, shoes, and ladses' good, at reduced figures. Doctors McCandlsas and Robinson have but two county patients in thelr hospital ana one privAte invail0. Major W. F Drum has been assigned to duty at whipple as Acting Inspector Gen eral of the Department. Gus Rodenburg, one of our best brewers, is doing good business and is well liked by old timers and new corners. Marion's description of the Hamilton Wilson survey characterises the same as 'jack rabbit" line. Mra H. H. Cartier is in from the Black Hills country. where her husband owns . valuable ranch. J. Montgomery. engaged with Mir. Gay in cattle raising on the Mogollon range, in ths city. He tells us that cattle are ia in his section.
 Mrs. Foisee, sister to Mrs. J. L. Fisher, came up yesterday end will remain in this section for some time whiting friends and relatives. Globe city, in GIla county. has been visi- ted quite recently by heavy rain. and on the Great Natal Day is to have . fine dis play of fireworks, firswater and lem made. Sam Hill is now busy manufacturing sev. erA dozen tin horns through which the mar row gauge boys are to do their blowing here after, lung power having been entirely ex- hausted.
 That unnecessary adjunct to the public schools of this Territory--Superintendent Long-has s. nt out a fine blank to county supsrintendents. These blanks were printed with Arizona money in California or eise- where away from home. A meeting of the Bullock directors took place to day, and Mr. Welton was appointed for the paesent Chief Engineer of the Company. Within . very few days rails will be placed on the north end of our branch.
 On Saturday the American eagle will , stretch its wings across the breadth and length of our iand, and if any foreign enemy gets too close may get Tapped in the face ty the tip of the wing of this daring bird.
 Sheriff Hubell, who has been in the city since last evening, procuring an injunction restraining the would be incumbent of the Sherif's office of Apache county, departed for Ash Fork per private conveyance this afternoon.
 We notice by the Las ve2as Optic that Msssrs. Hamilton & Wilson, R. R. project on. are (or ver) rusticasing at the Monte suma Hot spring':! while Bullock is pur- chasing and shipping rails, plates, bolts, sn engine and several fat cars to be used in the eonstruction of our branch road.