The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-21
'The ~~z;'z ~ aNiner.
Local Intelligence.
pnrscorr, August 2l, 1869.

E - and youngsters, parents "il'hB' o' N'"i0''
 ,tov do not like one teacher, try another. 'S Sc'. two gentlemen named commenced Monday
 ,cb school here and we learn that each
 s.;- ,nmber of scholars. We believe the ,.i ,,ugbt by MT. Chris is sustained by sub Il ...;o,.. Mir. Rogcfs charges 80 much per day | k ,.. each scholar that attends his school we ,olJ like 10 sec both teachers do well, but k ,,,., Inc field is rather limited for two. It Is N ,e oninion of many that the Board or Super |
 '... .bonld have levied tax for school pur-
 .... but they probably had good reasons for DO. doing so.
 F 4 CooK. of this place. returned home We'd | ,..d,v last from the military camp at the Toll .-,,e aner having made survey Of reservation ,-oond.. D. Henderson, of this place, and A. yopnr suller at the post, arrived on the same s,y Mir Henderson requests us to return thanks ,o ,be officers of the post for the hospitality ex- ,.alsa to him and promises to retaliate when ersr they come to town. " SHEPARD has contract for hauling ore from the Sterling mine to the mill. cu,sy MfNE.-We learn that A. o. Moves worked. recently by Paul Wood process, small quantity of Chase tailings, and the result II ,,. plea,inv to him. Another test will soon be E -,5s when. we will give the result to the pub H, Wecannot say more, just now, than that 1t thought and hoped that success will crown MT. yo7e. efforts to work our sulphurets. We ear la.ly hope so.
 N I'm BEAR PEN.-"Concentrators," now absent from home. will learn with pleasure that the "old bear pen" on Granite street where they have re1t SO many pleasant hours in times past, Is | once more occupied by Bill" Stub" and |. Biz
 FROM CAN'T DATE CREEK.-Monday last, We re- ceiyei call from Sergeant Wortman, of Co. E, sh cavalry. who had just arrived here on avisit, and learned from him that private Hall. of Co., C .h cavalry, the man who was wounded by N Indian. in the McCeavc fight, died recently His H funeral was attended by tine military and citizens Of the post. Deceased is said to have been good and brave soldier The health of the k post was good.
 N COMFORTABLE house, good accommodations, k aad joyial landlord. i. what travellers say Of Jos Ehle and his house. ia Skull Valley, on the N Prescott and California wagon road, and well they may say it, for Father Ehle takes great pleasure in attending to the wants of man and H beast E ACCIDENT Monday last, while A. J. Akins' ieln;iers were at work. en the plaza, fixing his wagons for hauling hay, a hand-ax, which was being yielded by one of the men, flew from the handle struck a man named William Watson in | the eg below the knew, cutting a severe gash in l. The cut was dressed by Dr. McCandless, and upon learning that the wounded man was N yiiaout funds, Zadok Jackson went about town, E aud ia short time. collected considerable
 sun Of money which he immediately handed T uyt lO hr. ".
 LEu BAsHFoRD, merchant, north side of the
 plaza has been making preparations to store a
 large ssiock of goods which he expects to
 'eee.'e shortly from New York, as wei! as SC. E enl wagon loads of four now on the way from
 New Mexico by enlsrging his store, tearing oui T partitions etc. This shows that friend Bashiord
 hs great faith in Prescott and it's future advance
 usnt
 our rambles through town, few days ago
 we dropped into Judge Berry's establishment
 oa Ihe east side of the plaza, and found th'
 Judge "at home" hard 2. work, fixing the iron
 portion of his house, which he designs using fol
 land office, We must confess that we wer'
 lgFeeably surprised and pleased at the improve
 nenis made by the solid old pioasr since ou
 previous visit Notwithstanding that he holds
 commission as Register of the U. $. Land office
 and Is practising attorney, he is neither to proud nor too lazy to do a good job of gun
 'niihng and carpentering.
 E iaE PRESCOTT HousE.-The doors of this, tin oldest hotel in Prescott, which for long tim E past have been closed, were thrown open to th VI paohc sunday morning last and the rush afte
 square meals was unprecedented. By invitatio " ne proprletors, Messrs. Chambers X Reev' E we paTIook of a dinner, which although havin n4a to wait for the fourth table, was really el '''ent Under its present management, the ol
 rouse will soon gain good reputation at hom
 and abroad.
 6 AuAon prevailed here, day or two ago. Wseure' that a man--name unknown--was sh'
 1'o Indians, while going from town 10 the Ste
 "Dg mne Not having been able to trace q
 ''nor to reliable certainty. we think the pc ''n mat started the rumor had nothing certa
 'obase it upon.
 @t MRS E. F. BOWERS have taken rooms iAe Prescott House and will occunv than, mn .p'n u'ne as residence now being built f l them is completed.
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