The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03
Local intelligence ce.

local intelligence.
 TUESDAY.
 NIr R. E. Harrington. who is here on ! visit from Yuma. intends to rema" "''"' ten da,s.
 rhirt, thousand pounds of fresh -four. ffom Ntil's Salt River mills, will arrive To- morroW.
 Thomas Jones. ot Salt River and thc Globg mines i~ in town and '> mSh lA '"' prai~e of the minc~ iu that ~rctlon-
 Tn, board of ~uperi~or, have ordersd bond> pIiutel. which they 'nicnd io iN>,,e u" paymcnt for the construction o, the ff'>- cott and BradshlW wagon road.
 IIeayy rain, age reported ,n laNe al'cA ;n Noiaye county. also in Yuma county Nayapai county h8- h..a -.i-a.d and ,"c een~tgu-aec k tha' ". .aH.. "a' '''f'- a Var th-.a 1a.l.s iai, morning at >N zsclock. Wa> t.n d,--,.s lower '.'ao ,'.> Arrn since th, 6ih c. iGu, >,aailnS at t'- Thi> afternoon th, thermometer was "' ~
 ORE. Tn, Tip-rap Company have no" jn transit from their W,Uc t' uH> place. s.l,ou, four tons ui ugg tGat .> worth tho0s- and, of dollars per ton. IL k good truck to have.
 Yuma i, ta>. becoming d city ot mpor- hnce. They have really manufactured ne err.tm there this summer. Tim flaw NN.n' .sayS. "dat'> nothing, Tom Whitehead can 1o dat
 Mr. smith aud two other gentlemen ar r,cl in town, to-day. from For, Worth, TtNa>. Nr. S. reports that country as hilc" xilh c.uigrau;~ ~ccAing home. aad theerop> xhi> year a, abundant.
 Frost. We are told, was plainly visible a 6ttlc while after daylight this morning hercabout>. NIy. Roila Burnett informs u~ 1hat the grass in Miller, pasture Wl> sxiitr with II when hc first went forth Co Ssiuif the rctrigcra;iug breeze of 'he morn ing-
 S. (. Rc,~. of Chino Valley, k bringing te town an article of alfalfa hay that ludg- inn from i;, color. ought to tempt co" to. uivc almost pur,. cream. This alfalfa hay oi Re- k green enough Jo form the base Q. a icquct it ;o pry>cut lo the May Queen.
 n. k. Houghtciiu. one of the ohici~ of tine Silver Prince and Black Warrior. i> cnliyoning Prescott with his prcscnce- These two solid properties are still staple as -four. ant when there ~lnil bt money in the coUu- trs to invest in mines will command the Attention of capitalists.
 Thc board of supervisors were in session to-day and oycrhauicd the m'rt-aSe> upon vhich taNt- gre due. Many ui "Gy ,lt..o> haye been before the board and protested n.,sin>t paving taNe> on such property. hui the law i> plain on the question and th'y ure compelled to give iu and make up their mind> to pay
 tol. Riddle N f.icut~. Whitney and Nin--- bary are appointed hy Genera. Naut' |" in-. xcstiga,c and report upon the origin of the fire. destruction of a frame huila'ng and othcr property belonging to tIc Govern meni. on the nigh; of thc 25th al Fort Nhpplc-
 I.a>t night wa~ too cold to -...n camlorla blv uu.lcr a >umn,g supply v' hnd-ciot1e~. and 8, most people had i-iG away t",jc v1nter blankets where they were uot com venicni to come at iu ihe dark, many -Iin- ned anG bore il until daylight uajera sheet and thin spread who would have enjoyed an extra pair of gray Mi>~ion~.
 The total amount that ibc Marshal k sup posed to collect for Village taxes k little ayer four thousand dollars. This 0oc~ not ;neluIr licences. ctc. We believe the tax payer, are generally responding to the call ofihe collector To-day k the las; day ot vrace before the taxes become delinquent
 -rbe last heard oj Geo. C. Hamilton. ot cha, notorietv known to U~ i'r over one b,,n.lr | dollars worth. he Na- vending his <t.x ,l,ad broke. toward thc hraad pr"lrIeS ef Tc>.. complaining bitterly oi h> com sne-;or> whom h. claims did ma; keep their r,,,l ,,i,l, him but thyn, this Hamilton l> @u.h ,, informal iil>i.ier that his word .> 1;ts inc a.mo,rher,' from a ccss-pool-Nery fsui anal unhealthy to lake Hr has @onc' and may he keep going.
 
 Hon. A. l.. MoclIcr pays over one hun e Sret and forty doiiar~ city taxes, while tbose yho occupy his buildings pay at least fwiee that much. still. isi> We consider small when !; is taken into consideration That hi> income Tor rents amounts to over 2 one Thousand JoIar~ DOT month Not bad fora pioneer who came here and worked P himseif up from locr hHt houe-, man Co ' when he now stands foremost amongst z our citizens in wealth. popularity and : sldiity.
 !, Georgc Berry has an extension ot the Nav Queen mine. on Guoam's trcoh. ;Ha; -ihe call, the "Adcl. in honor ot Mis- Adci Abbiatti. the cN-Bauj Master beautiful. D sauehtcr. who though absent. perhaps never ' .to r.>turn to Prescott, is present in the mind~ Y 's,.d hc,r!s of the people. oid and young. tBssl,o !, ll ,c:ain pleasant rccolcction~ ot her 'sssar s,.,r. t, .g,pr a> of a bright vision that SaS no,,.d ,a d,hcr scca,- where si'' will ss ea doub, capture other hcar,~ and become Hs l fasn-i,, as sat u.se4f-c~ to he al what eve as ,ana hrr lat may hc .ast We ur~t thc as Aslel mine aay ,ypify ii> arch''.9e ]" N"'o' Is it doe, in nanc.
 Ie4 Fl. Touucg, E~g~ yell and iavorably trss.,'.. -n in ills village a- t psors good man. Ip ave oi bis tucnj. aud departed for qciSco by last stage. IL k the in present oi Mir. r. to accompany - N.+t'i ''' s-I--.,, ,..s..,.- ,..-,...ff-f ,,f