The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
sATuEDAY
Eggs q per dozen.

Butter best quality D cents per pound.
 The Board of Equalization have nearl, concluded their Iabors.
 Greenup's team will load, to day, freigh for Ehrcnbcrg. and pull out.
 Mr. Holmes. from Turkey Creek, is il town to-day laying in supplies.
 Arrivals by stage July 2gth, A. Ross A. J. Ross and D. Goldberg. No depar lures.
 Beach's team loaded three thousand feel of lumber at Curtis saw mill for the Pheni,
 market.
 Ben Weaver has added valuable improve. ments to his store building during tho past few day,
 parry is organizing to go down Granite Creek. on 2 piscatorial hunt. Success to the persevering.
 Considerable activity prevails around the camps of wood haulers whe arc furnishing Government with fuel.
 Nathan Bowers the most extensive granger iu the Agua Fria Valley, has sold consider able hay this season at good price.
 Mfr. Spence, who keeps the Palace Station on the East Fork of the Hassayanpa, re- ports heavy rain at his place last Sunday.
 Lower Agua Fria has received but little or no rain this summer, and the result is, that the growing crops are suffering from drought.
 Several prominent gentlemen of Prescott, who have the necessary capital, think of lighting our city with the new fangled electro candle.
 Frank Guinett, an old man of many years residence in this Territory, was admitted to the county hospital this morning on Doc tors certificate.
 Joe La Franchi had fight with mad COW one day this week, resulting in the serious wounding of valuable horse. Joe doesn't want any more COW fights in his.
 Frederick & Hill are manufacturing a large amount of sin ware. to till orders from Phenix. Amongst the lot we noticed two story lantern for ". c. Roundy's saloon.
 The Peck people continue to make heavy shsp,nents of bullion to San Francisco. The Isst shipment amounted to $4,72454, proceeds from three days work of the Peck mill.
 = Cant. Eagan owns probably the finest ..,-suc trofter in Arizona, which after proper ;rs;n;,o -sill be able to compete with Ten Rroeck' Nelly NcCarty or any other light ming speed machine.
 After the prevailing hot spoil, whei the newspapers of St. Louis and Chicago recom- mend those places as healthful Summer re- sorts. they had better publish listof under takers and the price of good coffin.
 Owing to the changing of stage stock and rroperty at different places, the alfer1lia mail. last evening, did not arrive till late After a few days this will all be rem-died, and the coaches roll in and out of Prescott on time.
 Rosalio Colomn. some one says. has armed h;uself and defes the authorities. It IS curious how people will meddle themselves about these men. Why not let the law deal with thems Always trying to prejudice the Court.
 W.N. Kelly, c. c. Bean, Frank Schultz, anu others have been ont on the hesdwaters of Lynx Creek examining rich mines ana preparinp to work the same. They found plenty of ore worth from one to two thous- and dollars per ton.
 c. c. Bean has ordered about three thous- and pounds of castings from the Present. foundry. which are to be used in placing the Atzlan Mill in running order. The mill ft is now thought will be atwork producing bullion within the coming thirty days
 capt. ]. P. Hargrave, one of Prescott's hest lawyers and oldest citizens, has been seriously ill during the last two days. All 4;,at medical skill can accomplish is being done for MT. Hargraye. and the sincere hope of this community is. that he may soon recover.
 MARINA STREET CHuRcH.--Praaching to- morrow at il o'clock by Rev. NIT. White. Sunday School at 30 D. m, and preaching in tho evening by Rev. Mr. McKechan.
 NE. Church South. Services as usual. Preaching in tho evening by the pastor.
 Tiptop stock is squoted to-day at 70 cents, n0w is the time to purchase. Yesterday the mill commenced work and it is to be hoped fhat the assessment just levied can be paid out of earnings from the mill before the time fixed for the payment oi the same shall arrive.
 I. c. DrcKAsoN. Jo.in Raible re- ceivesl a letter from Deadwood City, Dakota, this morning telling him of the death of I. O. Dickas0n. former Marshal of this Ter rifery. Mr. Dickason died about the 1st of July, and at the time of his death was keep ing saloon at Deadwood. Eearney. the arch-agitator. and sand-lot orator, left for the cast on she s9nd inst. One hundred men with eighty old muskets, a dozen boys. and few bottles of 70 be joyful constituted the grand array that honored his departure. Barnum will be | on the watch for the San Francisco curios- ity.
 Curtis and Chapman. triei and convicted ] of murder at the last term of conrt. and sem fenced to be hung August 2sird. have ap- pealed from the court below to the sG- l preme Court. The petition sor an appeal has been granted bv Judge Sitent. and the l condemned men are to have show for Q | new hearing and perhaps, . modification of <Ae;r sentences.
 DExrH or Mas. ELLA MIrcnRr1--ourI citixeas were shocked fhis morning to learn that Mrs. Ella, wife of C. r. Mitchsll, had p&ssed to the 'sother slaore. and at time whca her days seemed to be brightest and silled with moro than usual hopes. The deceased came to Arizana abont two years