The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-08
WEDNESDAYS DAILY:

'. Tucson has twelve papers. =I The 10th Cavalry has arrived at wilco
 Placer gold continues to be brou ght in town in considerable quantities. The "roughs" will turn out to-morrc . for fro drIii on the Plaza.
 District Court Clerk Foose is prepari,
 for the term of Court which opens ID tt
 city on the first Monday in next month.
 Chief Justice Howard n expected to ..
 rive in Prescott during the early part . next week.
 The siatirg rink continues to meet vii
 great favor, and IS we'll patronised eve,
 afternoon and evening.
 ForSD-A portion of wasch-chail which the owner can have by applying , f this office and paying charges. Charley Acken, one of the most popu ls young men in Prescott, will leave to- mo.
 row to accept petition at Tiptop. ! An effort is being made to arrange fc
 race between number of the crack aka
 ten of Prescott of both sexes.
 On June lst, Kuhn & Wurzburg will re
 move from their pressnt quartess to tn
 Head building.
 The Dallas Brothers are preparing to re
 move their wholesale liquor establishment
 into the rear of the Head building.
 Rev. J. M. Green, pastor of the Bapti,
 Church of Prescott, has returned from short vacation trip to the Eastern States.
 The Grand March, .t the ball give, by the Prescott Grsys, this evening will commence at s:so o'clock sharp. Eighteen cents per pound is the pric. asked for new potatoes by Chiness vendor. from the Valley of the Rio Salinas. The following were the departures b, stage this morning: For Ash Fork-Mr Hamm. For Maricops-Mn. Young and F. W. Mason.
 Joe Wilson, the Montezuma street cloth ing merchant, n engaged in removing hi, large stock of goods into the building form erly occupied by the Eclipse saloon. Dr. F. K. Ainsworth and wife returned last evening to Prescote They were ac eompsnied by An. c. Ainsworth, the Doc tors mother.
 Miss Christine Johnson will serve lunch st Howey's Hall this even ing in connection with the ball given by the Prescott Grays, the price of which will be only fifty cents.
 Attorney General Churchill, and W. ,. Davis. of Tucson, chairman of ,he board of Prison Commissioner, will arrivo from Phenix this evening.
 A large colony of swallows have taken possession of the eyes of the Court House, and are building nests to De used by them a summer residenceA
 Tim Casey, the efficient major domo of the liquor emporium of Hon. Robert Con nell, informs Us that Bob will not return to Prescott before next August.
 Sheriff NuIvenon will arrise in Prescott to- night from Ash Fork with four prison : ers, who are bound over to appear before the next Grsnd Jury of tLn county for kill ing cattle near WiIliama
 Aessss. Hsrdwicke and Stuck, whose cattle range is near Wsllapai mountain, have filed thsir cattle brand with the Coun. ty Recorder, as has also A. J. Lee, of Black Canyon.
 o. J. Woodward, of Kirkland Valley, is in town. He informs us that Solomon Jackson of that place recently lost . fine es0c horse by it falling into an irrigating ditch which Mr. Jackson is taking out.
 Shull & Austin, of the Gray Eagle Stable will commence, on the 11th instant, run nIng . weekly stage between Prescott and the Peck mine. The stage will leave every Monday and return Tuesday.
 Major Frank Hereford will leave on next Friday for Tucson, where he intends to To- cate permanently. The Majors many friends in Prescott will greatly regret to loee his genial presence.
 Old Warrior Ford is deserving of great credit for the indefatigable manner in which he has lAbcred to assure the success of the reception to be rendered to General Sheri- dan on his arrival in Prescott
 Postmaster Marsh is preparing to build a handsome brick residence in West Prescott. As our genial postmaster is one of the most eligible and popular bachelors in Prescott, rumor has 1t that he will share his new building with Mrs. Marsh.
 General Sheridan and staff are expected to arrive in Prescott tomorrow morning. Three relays of ambulance teams have been prepared on the road between this place and Ash Fork, in order that the trip uiny be made as speedily as possible.
 We would suggest to Chief Whitney that he order each fire company out for drill on the Plaza twice . week. By doing 90 he will give the boys an opportunity to become proficient in handling their fire fighting and at the same time irrigate the Piaz1.
 Deputy Sheriff John Murphy returned last evening from an assessing trip through Big Chino Valley, Walnu. Grove and vi einity. ue reports tha, the citizens in that section of the county are al! busily en- gagged, either in attending spring rodeos or putting in crops-