The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY.

leaves for home tomorrow.
 load of water meIlons from the Verde found ready sale in Prescott, to-day.
 Chief Justice French was registered al sne of the New York hotels on July 3lst.
 F. NJ. Senteney has gone to Kirkland Valley, for the purpose of purchasing stock
 It IS reported that the Bradshaw road is good for nothing. If 1t IS not the bends are that paid for it.
 The stage from. Gillett arrived last eye. mug with one passenger. Next stage uf will bring about SIP 900.
 Lindsays garden is quite convenience so the Prescott people, and pretty good bonsnza for its owner.
 Second Lieut.. w. l.. Pitcher, 8th Inff- has been ordered to San Francisco, tc await there the arrival of his company.
 The Yuma Exploders have been treated .o s bottle of cock tails. Wonder if il vss y,assed around at Jones' dance housel
 Couuelly's train has arrived from New Mexico, part of the train going to Gllleti with salt, and two of the teams coming in here.
 Holders of county warrants will perceive by referring to our advertising columns that the County Treasurer has something of i'm portance iD their iiiie.
 We have received letters from Globe and other places in the southern part of the Ter ritnry, and they all agree in acceeding the Delegacy on Nov. 9th, to Col Woolsey.
 Messrs Clark, Cherry and Judge Silent vent out this morning, their destination being the Vulture mine, in Maricopa county. They expect to be absent about one week..
 J.H. Lee, who has been busy with his train hauling lumber from the saw mill of Clark & Adams for some t1mc, has drawn of, and turned his horned horses out to graze.
 Col. King S. Woolsey, who has more claims upon the voters of the Territory than either of the other candidates in the field, has gone on business trip to the Globe and McMillan camps.
 Owing to wash-out on the railroad west of Yuma, and the delay incident to chang ing mail, stock, etc., from Dos Palmas to Yuma, the mail has failed to come for the last three days. It came all right to-day, however.
 F, L. Brill's fruit wagon from Wicken- hnrg, arrived last evening with about 1,200 hounds of peaches, pears, apples and plums, which were purchased by Messrs. Bones & Spencer. The peaches are as fine as any raised in Arizona, and they sell readily at 50 cts. per pound.
 Hon. J. J. Gosper came in to-day from the Black Hawk mine, about five miles north from the ranch of Nathan B. Bosers, bring inr with him over 100 pounds of ore. The lead is about three feet wide and assays from it indicate that the ore IS worth $1 1900 per ton. The owners are Messrs. Lawrence, Bullock and Gosper.
 The following extract we copy from a private letter from Capt. Brayton dated at San Francisco, July 31: !" I am assigned as recruiting officer in this city. My company under It. Hyue has gone to Camp McDer- mitt. which is south of the Malheur Agency, to which point the Indians are tending
 A voung man, aged about F years, a son of Mir. Suyder, who was killed near Round Valley. last fall, has made his appearance on the Little Colorado. and IS accompanied by three others (Americans) all armed with ceod guns and pistols. The supposition IS that the young man has come to avenge the death of his father. Mir. c. R. Cooley, Deputy Sheriff, has been telegraphed that these parties are in Eastern Yavapai.
 THE BELLY AcHERs.-Some one, who evidently regards himself as "smarty. '" hung up black flag on the Courthouse flagstaff last night with piratical emblem painted on it, resembling the skull and cross bones usually seen on bottles contain fno poison. Whether this was the work of Communists, Kearneyites, or common bim- mers is not clearly apparent as no one ap- pears to be proud enough of 1t to father 1t as yet.
 It is probably the offspring Of chronic prowlers and belly achers.
 Mr. Cherry. the geologist, reports to us that he was very favorably impressed with the Tiger snd other mines in the Bradshaw district He thinks the owners of the Tiger have half million dollars n sight. De had no idea that Arizona contained nnne of the richness and magnitude of that of me Tiper and still he thinks more favorably o1 other leads which are in close proximity to the old Tiger. At the Peck he took LOOK at the May Bean mining property, ana iudying frum the formation and other 1ndi- cations that the May Bean Mine, whlfn IS an extension of the Peck, is of great worth.
 TIE DRousHr.-An observing gentleman, many years resident of this part or AT zons. and who is, with all, familiar witn the scriptures. concludes that the seven iast plaeues. or seven vials of the wrath of God areI now being poured out upon the dry ranches of our devoted Terri tory. If Bishop Alemany would set ms prayer gauge for this latitude, and promise such flood as that with which he IS cred fled with deluging California last year, ne could easily take mortgage on thccouL.Iy making its payment contingent upon 'he falfillment of the promise.
 We have received the sad news oi me death of Chas. Culling, the friend ol ail. Mr. Culiing was strisken with paralysas oo the ed inst. aud on the 4th. just 4S hou's after, his spirit had left the body anu passed to that sphere of which eu. Ills.s ,s known. MT. Culling was one of Ar'zons % oldest, and best citizens. He settled "ncle be died. about 1e years ago, and nas s.ei S.s sincc continued to reside at Culiangs ota, ton, where the weary were welcomeu anu found rest, the hungry whether acco.a ps- naed by plenty of the needful or o,ner~ssr. food. There IS not person wno ese. . knew Charley Chilling but what will Inousn