The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-12
Eoeal <. &.Misnllaneons.
siFrom safuniay's Dsiiy.l s

Niuine E,ems San Ball got back to Prescott, Tuesday, after a visit to Peoples valley, the Yesu yus mine and Walnut Grove. s.
 The water.power arrastra, In Kirkland valley, vas running night and day on Vesuvlus ore, re-. X tucing about 800 pounds In % hours The ore pow being worked will pay slOO per ton.
 The incline on the Vesuvius was down about % feet, and while MT. Ball was at the mine inc sorkmcn struck very rich body of ore which he describes as richer tban anything he ever saw in irizona being perfectly "lousy" with free gold The rich strike Is about a foot wide | On Sunday last, Mir Johnson, one of tbe propr |tors Of the Vcsuvius, while out hunting, found ein 0f extra rich croppings, half a mile west of Hhc Rainbow. Very rich float had previously cen fouod In the neighborhood and considerable search made for the vein, which has now been discovered accidentally.
 Fred Henry Is busily engaged running drift in the Rainbow.
 Mir A. Cuiiumber is sinking on his claim on the northern extension Of the Vcsuvus. where he has the vein about six inches wide, and Is getting out rich ore.
 F. Schultz, who has been, for some months past. working on the Silver Buck and other lodes, in Big Bug district, has recently located and been working a gold vein there. He has taken out and brought to town, for reduction, some three tons Of ore that Is very rich-a small quantity of which worked by hand, yielded at the rate of e360 per ton.
 Couhty Rdrrants.--By the last advertisement oI OI COuutl JUG Treas. urer includes, with the cxcepticn of numbers 26s, 269 aud 270, all warrants issued in 1872. With good success on the part of tue collector of taxes for the present year, 1t Is probable that the in- debtedness Of tue county will, by tue first of Feb ruary, be completely quidated.
 Lieut.. Schuyler Is now out on scout, from Camp Verde. He wants Del Che X Co.
 B1thddy Celebration. Col c. P. Head, who di. rccts the business Of one the largest mercantile establishments iu Arizona, entered upon his for lieth year yesterday, and celebrated the event by inviting his friends, Gen Crook, Medical Director Magrudcr, Mir Hugo Richards and ourself to m afternoon feast and entertainment, consisting iu part Of roast turkey, with necessary aides, caret champagne, pure Havsuas and many other choice things. It was, in the language of Col Cany "A feast ht for the Gods.
 Dr Lippincott and Lieut. Reilley, U. 8. A., Jeff Prescott this morning, On Grants blackboard, foI their station in Southern Arizona.
 WeatAer-More rain and snow, last night Snow still lying ou the ground in Prescott.
 Granite and all oLhes creeks in this vicinity now afford abundance of water for all sorts Of mining Hope our miners will take advantage of said wa ter, and make gold while they can. t.f -r
 C. Shelton and other miners left town tbi morning with provisions, etc,
 Good Yield-Mr Elliott has tried some Ia Pla Ia ore, and Is coofdent that, by workisg It witt sulphate Of copper, and saIt he will be able to ge some $500 per ton in silver. The ledge Is close t' Prescott
 More Goods-C. P. Head X Co, Purcela & Lol sillon. and other traders, received more goods yesterday, from Ehrenberg, by train Of Goldwate ~ ~Frahk. se t1 fF