The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-26
From Thursday's oaiiy.

From Thursday's oaiiy. Remember the ball of the RiAss on ths 3d of July.
 Mn. Orlando Alisn rstusnsd from sn extended visit to Walaut Grove. James Stewart, the staes man, has gons north to look sftss stsss bssinsas. Fred Hubbard is eoavalsscent end vll soon bs able te sttsad to bssinass e usual
 Many Prsseottits ass preparing to attend the danss at Iron Spsings tomorrow sven- ing.
 The neutral journaiiss is rssdy to pro nouncs in favor of the other party, t appears.
 The Grand Jury has sg.in adjourned, shis time until July 18th. IL n reg al.r stand ing army. MrA Jake Marks, through the invisora- ting Pr.s;ott atmosphere. n gaining los. health rapidly.
 The Bank of ArisoqA h having improve ments made which will improve the appear. ance of the same. Servants, be obedient unto them that according to the Assh arc your masters. with fear and trembling" Will F. Holden contemplates leaving at an early day for Fl PAso with sisw to per msnensly locating in that lively city.
 Secretary Van Arn.n and wife, at prss- ent whiting San Francisco. are expected to arrive in Prsscett on next. Tues,.y.
 R. N. Frederieks has left for S4a Fran- cisso, in snsves to . telegram informing him Uf the serious illness of his wife.
 Chiet Justies Howard and several rnem- ben of the bar ere prsparing to leave for Mohave eounry immediately after the 4:h.
 Santa Maria copper n,inss are sAid to be very rich, and will some day attract . large number of mining men to that sec tion.
 The little daughter of Mir. and Mra Hud- son, @ i'll, is ssid to be affected with oec!u- sion of the bowels, which is of rare occur renee.
 Thoss wiss weather prophsts of . week oe two sines have backed down into their hole and pulled the latch string in after them.
 R. J. Cartmell | making good showin2 in working the old Azslan mill. He under. stands the business and makes the tailings yield up pro6tsbly.
 Ms. Frank Murphy, after sn absence of about six months e Commissioners from Arizona at the New Orleans Expedition, has returned to Prescott
 The Fiesta de San Juan is nov in full blast at Phenix. Temptation and pleasure will bs the principal features of the occa- sion until JuIy 9th.
 Aspsn, Colo, is booming mining town, on account of the rich strikes made in the mines in its locality. so Frank Jackson, . former typo of this office states in . recent letter.
 Frank Delaney and John Mcvsnars, cont rac.ors and builder of this city, are in Phenix with view of ettinza contract to rebuild the recently burned portion of the abovs city.
 Cheek sublime ws admire. but when we meet Greek whoss cheek is sufficient to put an old mule to shame, then we are forced to sxclaim-deliver ua He lives in Prescott and came from New Mexico.
 Joe Wilson, the well known eloshier, and Ed. Aowry have formed copsrtnsrship to engage in the stock raisinz business- They have alrrady secured . very fine range near the Natural Bridge in Tonto Basin.
 The grand Jury went into session again to day, when it was found that very i'm. portant witness in . matter which they had under consideration vas absent, rendering 1t necessary to get out bench warrant for said witness.
 Some ten days ago it was noticed that the Baptist Church had started east from its foundation, and has now moved over 200 yards. It is strange feat for church to undertake, nevertheless it is fact It is perhaps proper to state that George Lount is the moving spiris.
 A great many good citizens of Pres colt have lost faith in the ability of . certain servant of the public to keep bu- siness secrets that have, of necessity, been trusted to him.-Courier.
 Nothing but wire lightning could eqs.l this.
 Ia day or two we expect news as follows: "All contracts signed with the 4. & P. for material and supplies for the Prescott branch. Also aide track and junc- tion arrangements perfected"
 Signed. T. s. BULLOCK
 We were much pleased 10 receive call st our sancium to-day ourfrom old and es- t.emed friend, Geo. w. Curtis, whose health for the past six months has been very poor, but we are glad to Fay is now improving. Mr. c. is one of our earliest pioneers, having spent the last twenty one years in Yavspai county, an.l has ccntribu- ted as much a any other man towards the development of the country's resources.
 Hugh Tighe, after weeks trip along the Hasaayampa, where he has been examining mining ground, came in last evening and