Arizona weekly miner., 1874-12-24

Pufcuaseu Hom l.. Dasnioru & 10. very lew days and Dan will have boarding and saloon &C., commodations for great many people, and we bespeak for him the patronage of all who believe in helping good but unfortunate man to regain all that he has lost by fire and other agents Of de- struction.
 c. c. Bean, late candidate for delegate to Con. gross, and Martin Saf9nburg, all of this place, arrived here q short time ago, from Little Colo rado section of this (Yavapai) county. If we are not mistaken, Mir. Sontag, notary public, accom- panied them for special purpose. Mir. Bean in- formed us, soon after his arrival, that he saw great deaf of frst-class farming and grazing cOun try during his trip. He went as far as the east ern end of the White Mountains. He further states that the Little Colorado section of the country has several hundred thousand dollars worth of taxable property, which ought to be made pay its share of county expenses.
 Having made two trips through that country, we were not surprised to hear MT. Bean laud it very highly for its fine timber, good grass and water; its elk, deer, antelope, turkeys, trout, etc.
 From Tuesdays Daily.
 G. ". Bowers and Hugo Richards arrived here, yesterday, from Yuma.
 JUsT REcEIvED-A large and well selected lot of staple groceries, at C. r. HEAD & Cos.
 Mir. Bashford has force of carpenters employ ed in improving the front of the old Capitol, on Gurley street, just as if he expected the Capi- ital to come home soon.
 MAsoNIc.-Aztlan Lodge No. 177, F. and A. M., will hold its annual election next Saturday eve ming, when all members of the Order, in good standing, are expected te present in the Lodge.
 JUsT REcEIvED-The largest and finest lot of gents furnishing goods ever brought to this mar ket, at r. HEAD x Cos.
 The weather, today, is delightful. The enjoy ment our unequaed climate affords causes us to with the people of other States and Territories, who are now wading through snow and slush.
 PosTPoxED-The Ladies' Mite Society have concluded to defer giving their dining entertain ment, in aid of the Church, until a day to be named, by them, hereafter. This, on account of their earnest desire to have the Christmas Tree festival in full possession of the Court room, on Christmas Eve.
 C.P. Head tS Co. have just received a fine as- sortment of ladies' dress silks to which they in- vitc attention of their fair customers. mtw&t
 Mir. T. J. Butler, who has edited several papers in the States and Territories north of Arizona, is now here, looking at our Territory. and may soon conclude to become one of us. He intends visiting the southern section of the Territory. We have found him to be pleasant, intelligent gentleman.
 JUsr REcEIvED-A large and very fine lot of tobaccos and cigars, at c. r. HEAD & Cos.
 DErARTUREs.-Messrs. J. P. Hargrave, A. l.. Meller and J. W. Tompkins left Prescott this forenoon, via the new road, for Tucson.
 Messrs. E. s. Penwell, G. w. Curtis, J. Akers, Peter Harvey and two others are booked for this evenings blackboard. MT. Penwell goes to Tue son, the other gentlemen to San Francisco and the East.
 Messrs. Kerr and Evans arrived here night be- fore last from their homes in lower Agua Fria Valley, 5 miles east of Prescott, where the eli mate is a great deal warmer than that of Pres colt. Mir Evans informs us that himself and fel- low farmers will soon SOW wheat, which has al- ways done well in their part of the country.
 JCsT REcEIyED-A large lot of Devoe's coal oil, at c. P. HEAD & Co.'S.
 FoR MAYoR.-It will be seen, by card in to- days MINER, that C. A. LUXE is the favorite of "many citizens" for next Mayor of Prescott. We have known Mir. Luke ever since he settled in this county and, in justice to him, will say that he has always been good citizen and liberal minded gentleman. If elected, he will endeavor 10 do his whole duty in wise, liberal and states man-like manner
 JUsr REcEIvED-A large lot of furniture and bedroom sets, at C. r. HEAD N Cos
 The property offered for sale by Messrs. Brill < Ramboz surpasses all other property of its kind in Arizona. Their orchard contains fruit trees of every kind; their vineyard Is the finest in Ari zona, and their nursery is well filled with young trees. The place is on the east bank of the Has, sayampa, about two miles below Wickenburg, on the main road to Bill Smiths quartz mill and all points in southern and southwestern Arizona. They have abundance of water for irrigation.
 Jusr RECEIvED-A large and finely assorted lot of wines and liquors, at C. r. HEAD x Cos.
 The first wagon for Hassayampa started from Prescott this morning, in charge of $. O. Frede- rick, who informed us that he felt certain of ma- king the trip. If so, it vii. be the first trip ever made, by wagon, from Prescott to Hassayampa. So much for the energy and lberalty of the peo- pie of Prescott and vicinity, who have assisted in opening this new road to a very wealthy portion of Prescou's back country. A couple of men who have engaged to work on the road went over with Mir. Frederick.
 J. l.. Fisher is about to sell out by public auc- ton the entire stock of merchandise of our ex. postmaster o. Allen, as will be seen by referring to advertisement.
 CHRISTMAS TREE.-The managers Of the Pres colt Christmas Tree Festival request us to say to the public that Old Santa Claus will commence business at early candle-ligat, in the Courtroom and that the good old soul hopes to see every child in Prescott and vicinity present. Said man. agers also request all who think of forwarding presents to do so at once, so that they may be classified and given proper places on ,he tree.
 JUsT RECEIvED-A large lot of blasting pow der-both black and giant, at
 dc12mI c. P. HEAD tS Cos.
 BALL.-The Odd Fellows Installation Ball is apnouncad to came off on New Yaaris Eye. Hatz'