Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22
Local IntelIig ence

present station is Verde arrived yesterday and informs that soldiers making road up Copper cahon Readers of tine MINER hereby informed that the outside dates of of this weeks issue wraDs but that insid< dates all right. The error m gong 70 press with last weeks dates discovered unii sev- eral hundred outsides had been worked
 From Wednesdays Daily (. P. Head & Co. are sending several head O! very fine becf-cattle to Mohave county.
 Our very good friend, c. W. Beach, command of very fine freight train, Is again ID fres- colt.
 MORE RAMA very heavy rain, of several hours duration, fell on Prescott and vicinity last night. It raised Granite and all other creeks in this vicinity
 long sheet-iron smcke-stack, for Frederick's ouartz-mill, has just been made at Brooke & Predericks' tin-shop. It Is a good job, which speaks well for our workmen.
 The California and Arizona Stage Company's mail wagon started for California, last evening, z with a very heavy mail and two passengers, Nr. i and Mrs Jos. James, who go to California 10 settle up business there, soon after which they will return to Prescott.
 Our fellow townsman, c. C. Bean, late candi- date for Delegate to Congres, does not let defeat < worry him. He is too much Of a philosopher for that, and too irreprcssbe a worker to fool away 1 his time in talking over. what might have been. We repeat we did not vote for Mir. Bean but, l in to do him a little "simple justice," strain no part of our organism in saying that more 1 energetic man does not breathe the air of Ari- zona He Is now laying his plans for developing our mineral resources anu we sihce'ey hoPe that good luck will crown whatever efforts he may make, for his own good as iell as that of Arizona.
 ] The soiyee musicale given at Fort Whipple last eyenin. was a rare treat, and was enjoyed 10 the fullest extent by the ladies and gentlemen who filled the hall. The duet for the piano and violin, the "Crade Song" and tif memory serves usaIlght) .Dreams of Ocean waltz was well performed by Mrs Gen Kautz and A. F.. Wieniawski. 1.-The Merriest Girl That's Out" was happily given by Miss Kitty Hitchcock, who merrily responded to an encore. The vocal quintctte, " Music Tn the Airn by Mesdames Kautz, Nickerson and Thomas Assisted by Miss Hitchcock) and Messrs. Lippn colt and Garrett, was sung in perfect harmony and with all the eciat the tameness of the c0mpO- sition would permit; the ladies and gentlemen do ample justice to something infinitely heavier The cOrnet solo, "Sweet Spirit" was good. and the violin solo by Wieniawski, Il Piraii," was--well, splendid, and would have been considered gem in any entertainment of whatever pretensiODs. " Larboard Watch" ever popular was made additionally so with those who heard it rendered last evening by Mrs. kautZ and Mir Garrett a repetition was called fer by the audience and was cheertnlly responded to. The instrumental quartette, Sounds from Home, a bright gem in the entertainment. MT Gar
 
 plause and for an encore the gentleman gave (by reauestl "The Yaller Gal that Winked at Me" The Eighth Infantry Band eXeclied themselves, and performed Miserere," from Ir0ratore and " II due Foscari" in particularly fine style. Mrs. Gen. Kautz presided at the piano, and (the lady will pardon us) tine prop and pillar Of the en- tertaiument. We congratulate Lieut.. Wilhelm on the success of this effort, and hope he may be en- cograge6 to give a repetition of last evenings entertainment at an early day.
 From Thursdays Day.l
 The blackboard from California arrived today, bringing one passenger, Mr. Wm. Reid
 Remember that Dan Hatz will give Ball aud Supper tomorrow evening. Good music and tempting viands may be counted upon. A brisk sixpence Is better than a slow shilling.
 CRAM & OTIS.
 large and fancy stock of groceries, canned fruits, jellies and jams, at
 L. BAsHFoRD tS Co.'S. Al Finlay, the Yuma agent of the C. S N. Co.,, has in to-day's MINER notice relating to the payment of freight. ESCAPED FROM JAIL.-Downey, the individual charged with the crime of mayhem, and, in de- fault of bond incarcerated in the county jail, 1 left that institution, in a clandestine manner, Tuesday morning last. No tidiDSs as yet of the departed. Those who have been waiting for our new ar rival of mems clothing can now supply them selves at GRAM OTIS. The largest and best assortment of ladies' and gents boots and shoes ever brought to this Ter ritory, now open at l.. BAsHfoRD x Cos. wEAruER.-Yesterday gave us several good showers of rain and hail. The sky to-day is clear and the atmosphere is warm and Sprng-like. The Gen. Crook Clnb Room, Fort Whipple, was beautifully decorated with flags, erergrcens, etc., the occasion of the late SoTce Remember we keep dried fruit of all kinds, crackers of all kinds; lard, four meal. We keep The Fdriety Store. CRAM x OTIS Have just received large invoice Of prints flannels, ladies' and chidrens hose, trimmings, | ruffngs, &c., to which We invite the attention of the ladies of Prescott. l.. IS. x Co The January "Roster'' is creditable to the com | piler and 10 the Department printing office, Of | which Mir. Crumshield is foreman. We tender | our thanks to some military gentleman for copy.
 Those who have been waiting for our new ar rival of boots can now be assured Of satisfaction Look at them. CRAM X OTIS.
 Gents clothing business suits, overshirts and | a heavy stock of underwear and blankets, at bot | tom prices, at L. BAsHFoRD X Cos.
 FLoUR.-A dispatch from Salt River Valley, in yesterdays MINER, has led LIS To think that ccE- ! tain parties were trying 10 make corner on | flour, but Gideon Cornell who is agent for Nm. | B. Hengs & Co, the great -four manufacturers of the Territory, assures that about 30O0O lbs. of flour are now on the roadto Prescott, and that . there is likely 10 be no advance in prices.
 brisk sixpcnce is better than slow shilling.
 il4w2 CRAM x OTlS.
 Dried apples, peaches, plums, cherries, figs, raisins, Alden entrants, pickled olives, California nuts and honey, just received at
 jl4d&wlw L. BAsuFoRp X Co.'S.
 VILLAGE CoUNClI--Mayor Luke. Councilmen fiaible, Buffum and Foster met at Recorder Otis office last evening elected II. H. Cartier recorder of the village for the ensuing year, and ordered that hooks, ladders, etc. De procured and placed at certain places in town. We thank the Couu- cil on behalf of our fellow citizens, for the good it has already done. Mir. Carter will make good and honest recorder, and citizens will back tde Council in all efforts they may put forth to guard kbe town against fires.