Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-17
From Tuesdays Daily.

| MT. Morrison, Superintendent, $. NJ. Wcs- sells, Foreman, John Robinson and Mr. Nash, brick layers are in from Walnut Grove and report the Pnal Co.'S. furnace about ready to s art up. They are now only awaiting the | delivery of charcoal and ore, which will probably be on the ground within week, when we shall hear tho result of their first 1 run on Crescent ore.
 Charley Beach and family, of Kirkland Valley, having returned from the East are visiting friends in California and Nevada. They are expected home in < short time. The Accidental mine, on Lynx Creek, con-
 tinues to turn out gold bullion in paying quantities. The Thunderbolt mill, which works the ore from this mine, is steam engine driving arastraS, and though but little has been said about it, it is believed that throughout the season it has perhaps paid as well, in proportion to the capital in- vest ted, as any property in the Territory.
 The "Dew Drop Inn" is the sign that Lew posite Barnard's Horse e-Market, on Monte Zuma street.
 MT. Storm, who runs the grub department of the Pinal Co.'S works at Walnut Grove, is in town, and we should judge that he sets a good table, taking his own appearance as a criterian.
 Judge Paul Weber, who last week had the
 misfortune to have his leg broken at SchO- ey's place, at Camp Hualpai, has been brou2h Int to town, and is getting along finely. He is young, healthy and of a vigorous con- stitutlon, so that the chances are he will be around kicking up his heels in few weeks.
 We hear some doubt expressed as to the legality of the vote at Clifton, based upon the statute that requires the certificate of a voter to be d transcript from the great reg ister, whereas it is claimed that inasmuch as the certificates were issued first, in this in- stance, and the names placed upon the regis ter afterwards, the register become trans scaipt of the certificate, and not the certiti- cate of the register. We give the matter as we have heard it discussed, without attempt ing to decide whether there is anything Tn 1t or not Should it be thrown out 1t will make quite difference in the result of the election.
 The returns from Clifton, unless the Lit tie Colorado country goes solid for some other of the candidates, has pretty certainly elected Stevens for Delegate, Bowers for Sheriff, Cook for Treasurer, and, perhaps, Rush for Council Though We have no figures on the latter two offices to base calculation on, and will have to await the official count, on Monday next, before being able to give figures at all reliable.
 Williscraft & Co. will have their Photo graph Gallery at Verde about the 2Oth, ready to take pictures.
 The brick-kln a. Harris yard. in the up- per end of town, has been burning several davs. and is about ready 10 have the fires drawn. Mir. Drake, the proprietor, informs us that the kiln contains some loO,OOO orlckS, 3s,UOO of which will be used ill building John G. Campbell's now residence.
 No changes in the figures for Delegate or Sheriff since yesterday, except the report from Clifton, which adds I04 to oStevens', l05 10 Bowers and one to Oury's vote; which, according to Bowers figures, puts him 25O ahead of Behan, with Apache, Little Colo rado. Springerville and Sunset to hear from. Behan's figures reduce Bowers majority to Is9. with the above precincts to hear from. If our calculations of yesterday are correct. the count stands for Delegate. ss far as heard from: Hardy, 1,045; Oury, 902; Ste vens, 999.
 The marriage notice of MT. Thompson AL red and Miss Rebecca Robbins should have appeared yesterday, but was overlooked.
 Howey has the frame of his new black smith shop up and ready to roof. It is loca- tod hetween the store of Goldwater Bros. and Mrs. Greens lodging house.
 Chas. Pletz, Jr., Asst. Assayer at the Azt- Ian mill, gives good account of the work ;pg of inc institution. He says if rich ore Laens coming from the Peck mine, they will soon make silver bricks enough to puiid small house. Those, recently sent III. are more like adobes in size, than like bricks.
 FATAL AccrDENr.-A young man named Hawkins. who resided with his parents, near | Camp Verde, was thrown from bronco horse, last week, receiving severe internal ;niuries from the effects of which the poor fellow fingered but few days, ana ose" about last Friday. Deceased leaves sorrow ing father and mother, and was o'o'ne' |" MT. Hawkins of Chino Valley.
 Several new buildings have recently been mt up on Marina and Alarcon streets. oack of Col. Bigelow's Castle, up near the iooe ol the mountain, near tho corner of LefooA end Walker streets.