The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-30
The >~ SfWmer.
IecaI Intelligence.
pnEscorr, October 90, 1869.

,,v here both from California and New Mexico. Al NWalnnt Grove, twenty-five miles From Pres o,, cood article of -four is made and sold for sic oo cold. Ere long, Bowers' new mill will .oumence to make four, but we do not expect nriccs to descend until another years crop o' wheat i. raised and millcd. Corn meal or home manufacture. is plenty at sl2.o0 per cwt. green hacks Beans-home productions l2l cents per In Bacon. 90 cts per b. Ham, 90 cts. Lard, nor can. si.5O. Potatoes are plenty at five cents nor lb. Onions. l2i cts Butter, is scarce and dear. the fresh article ranging from s2OO per 10. -,pwards. Eggs s2.OO per dozen. Meats-Beef' 30 cts; mutton, 10, and pork. 90. Corn retails at cts per lb, gold; the farmers have been sell inc for cents. Lumber Is about the cheapest article in the market present prices ranging from s2OOO to S60,OO. according 10 quality. Hay IS worth $500 and corn fodder S2O0O per ton, gold. Notwithstanding these prices a gentle man who works between 20 and go hands informs fl. that it does not now cost half as much to board tha, number of men as 1t did eighteen months ago. A DISTRICT CorRr.-Besides the granting of two diyorces. the following business has so far been transacted in the Third District Court, by His Honor. Chief Justice Turner:
 Banning vs Fell ct al. and RAble vs. Fell ct al.-Urlcred, That notice to len boldefs to prove up lens be published
 Grant vs Reed. Judgment for plAintif for s297 l2.lOO and costs Of suit.
 Barnett vs Murphy, Peoples vs. Warden. Pee plcs vs. Mcintosh et al Baker ys. Kendall, Hen. derson vs Beach, Dismissed.
 Grant vs. Brown-Judgment for plaintiff for $50 22-lOO and costs of suit.
 Hardy vs. Brown Judgment for plaintiff for s2s3G % and costs of suit
 Ienks vs Cook, Administrator dis kissed at plaintiffs costs.
 Lorenz Nickel and Jean Maria Delaporte were admitted to citizenship
 Court adjourned to Monday November lst. CH-ErrY TO TrNBkg.- few evenings ago, newly arrived coniraband. from the 'old art, entered saloon and gruftiy asked the bar-keep fl he had any goof cigars. Being answered in the negative. he saeringly asked the same ques- ton regarding goD,i whiskey. Bar-keep said mo" Cclored gent muttered something that riled Bar-keep. who immediately and very fool
  course the tumber met with destruction.
 TuE ball given lay the proprietors of the Pres colt House on the evening Of the 22d inst. was apeasant affair, although owing to tse short tce given the public to prepare for il, there were not a great many present The music supper, etc, were all that could be desired.
 WILLOW CREEK sGw-NuI---It is now quite probable that Uncle sam. will purchase this mill from its owner John A. RDsh. Recently, Board of ofcer at Fort Whbple, recommended it's purchase, and the recommendation has been sent on to headquarters. We are not posted on price The mill, teams, c.c. ought lo be worth seiseen eight and ten thorsssd dollars Should government purchase this mill. we are told tha, hwill not be removed from iss present location os Banning crcek. sbesi three ,ailcs south of Prescott
 krKEn nr MrIg. While ariEing band Of na'e', sieS days age, iR Wsolsey valley, RobL Winning received kick in the abdomen from one sf the treacherous bruses, which injured him 'evesely. He is being a,tcaded to by Dr. Me Cand'sA of ais place
 WRITING ScHOoI--TAklRg advantage of a very
  polite invitation extended to us several weeks ago. by Mir. Chris to visit his writing school, we a'lied forth, Monday evening lsst and soon iound ourself within the sacred precincts Of the oh log Temple of Learning in the presence oi 'ns master, and surrounded hy scholars all the way ireH eight to lG years of age An exam. 'nauon Of the writings of young and old satisfied that all have improved under his tuition oeholars who a couple ef month. SEQ. could no' make letter. now write very well. and Nose Who at that time could barely write fheir hAmes, are al present adepts with the hen. and capable Of making all te grand aourishes
 o'R ScIIeo's.-It may not be generally knowr "a. at present, there are two schools running mffeseou both Of which. we rejoice to learn "e vel maintained and doing great deal o good Tn imParting useful information to the youtl ol town and vicinity The teachers are Messrs .uts and Rogers, gentlemen every way quali "eu give instructions in the various branchas oi learning.
 'NoA "lcKESBuRG,-D. Henderson, of Hen "tson Bro, Prescott, returned home from "ickenburg, On the morning of the 2stl from him we learn that the Vultare Minint soOApAnys 4O-stamp mill was crushing abou o' ore every 2i hours. The ore was pay w nearly forty dollars per ton, in free gold n 'He'e Is there another mine or mill tha, cal peat the Vultureg
 ch.,n "npets'and that ere long, there will be ln n