The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
WEDNESDAY.

road yesterday with wagon and three yok of oxen attached thereto.
 Mir. Stinson, who lives on Silver Creek, il the eastern portion of Yavapai has been of fered for his farm and the stock thereon, b, number of Mormon brethren, S20,000.
 Mr. Berry, now at Tiptop, sends us worc by MT. Burt, that the miners at work on T J. Drums mine, the " Cricket" have struel four inch streak of $2,000 ore.
 The New Bit Plaza Saloon, in the build ing formerly occupied by Hathaway & Wal ker, as butcher shop, will open this even ing, with a free lunch. Everybody is ir. vited.
 WattcTmanis OK train with several tons oi sixty dollar hay came in this morning and unloadcd at the stable of o. Allen and ths A. c. M., Fort Whipple.
 new discovery has been made fouI miles from Prescott. Mir. Blake thinks we'll of the ore and will accompany the dis coverer on the morrow to examine the prem ises.
 ". A. Rowe, an active member of the firm of finders & Rowe, left for his new place of 6business, GiIlett, to-day, and was accompanied on his journey, as far as Alex andra, by Mir. Nee, one of our best mill men.
 By reference to our advertising columns the reader will observe that Bowen, Knowles S Co.,, have an advertisement that talks quite loud. The firm advertise literally and sell large quantities of goods which is always the result of publishing to the world what you have to sell.
 GONE SouTH-Periecto Armiio left yes terday, for Phoenix, and perhaps Tucson. Mir. Armijo's train remains here at work, and is for sale either for cash or in exchange for good sheep.
 !Dr. Geo. D. Kendall and wife are nov ing to-day into their new residence, on Ma riria street, opposite the residence of Sher- if Bowers. Here they have planted them selves to stay. The Doctor was here when the town was born, and he proposes to stay with it until one or the other, the or the town), shall shufe of this mortal coil.
 Col. Andrews, commanding Camp Apache, accompanied by MT. Price Behan of the Post traders store, arrived to-day, bringing in Mir. O'Kelley, against whom some kind of a charge has been entered. NIT. OK. is allowed fbe limits of the town until such time as the matter comes up for hearing.
 The Longfellow Copper mlne, of Clifton, filed its quarter yearly statement with the Recorder. The mine has yielded 1000 tons, yielding $2S,0O to the ton. Cost of extract ing and working, $2660 per ton, leaving a profit of S140 per ton, or Sl, 400 for the quarter. nership with Mrs Hansen in the Dress-mak- ing business, and have rented the rooms one door south of MT. Behlow's cigar store as a place to carry on the same. They desire us fo state that they are prepared to get up costumes for the coming Masquerade on the 22nd inst.
 George Lount has purchased from A. O. Nores the old saw-mill building at the rross;uo of Lount street and Granite Creek, and will remove it to his place above town, there to be used as barn.
 Thomas Burt, who, with John Odell and Harry Norton. is developing the Running Bird mine, in Humbug District, 215 miles northeast of the Tiptop, has been in town two or three days, and will start home Tn the morning.
 SprRTTUALlsTIc.-We understand that gentleman named Hart, who has the fepu- fation of being a good lecturer on the suo- ject of spiritualism, accompanied by ms sister, a strong test medium, IS on ms way to Prescott, from the East, for the purpose oi iecturing and holding seances.
 Gill Haggart, an old ''towny" of the vii ter of this came to town yesterday, and .hails from Camp Apache, where he carries on farming, contracting, etc. Gill IS looked upon as one of our most honorable ana thriving citizens, and has host of friends in Northerl Arizona.
 Price Behan, whom we have known since his boyhood, and a regular type of the old stock of his ancestors who arc of the most prominent persons of Westport and Kansas Gty. Mo-. called at our office this morning and laid us down the price of the MINER for one year. Price now hangs up at the Post Traders store, Camp Apache. o. B. Genung has sold the new boiler and engine formerly property of the Pinal Gold and Silver Mining Company, and situated in Walnut Grove.
 These articles will soon be brought into acquisition, and will form part ofwhat IS to be very important enterprise.
 It is rather singular how Geo. Tyng keeps himself posted as to movements In and around Prescott. You are or the right track, Mr. Tyng, just at present, and 1t IS to be hoped you wifi nc. let up. The type were only borrowed, and few hat fulls, at that Eight cases, and l2 lbs of sorts. Democratic Adiutant-G General, Jefferson Da- wis and the baldaee.
 Tim Hawkins is not satisfied with the .sresay" made by Park and Otto, and has now handed ores from the Hawkins mine. over to Mir F. W. Blake to have his figures on the same. It is not necessary, perhaps, to state that the rock to be "resayedn by NIr. B., was accompanied by s3.00 in cur rency.
 Jim Moon, an old Prescott boy, now a resident of SaD Francisco, with hcadquar- ters at eos Kearhey street, has been break ing up the furniture of an occupant of the same building, who keeps a saloon, and has had to pay fine of $500 for so doing. Jack Moore and Moon are partners in the game of Tiger.
 Col. Bob Ingersoll is featuring tocrewded houses through the State of New York. He had an audience few nights since at Rochester, numbering some 2,500. He gets big prices for expressing his thoughts to the public. Prescott has a man that can beat him, in the person of ]. M. Sanford.
 RicH DrscovERY.-Rieh strikes have been made in both gold and silver, nsar Peepie's Valley. The formation we learn by letter, from c. B. Genung, Is ie burnt lava or .x.1 <h. D4.nx- Irff1