The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13
Local Intelligence.
TUESDAY.

3 sr the Tiger Inlne-
 posus. q substantial diet for white folks. .. both bread and meat for the natives. r.st.freieht teams will be all the fashion ,eer the iron horse reaches G.la Bend.
 chinese laborers on tho Southern Pacific R,lroad get $l per day and buy their own nce.
 Alea, the brick artist, is putting up o,e of his patent chimncys at th: residence ofNr. Tom Sanders.
 There are nov fifty men, employed and ,rpo at the Tiger mine. and about an equal nambcr at the Gro Bonito and Basin mill
 Major E. H. McDanlel proposes to visit ,bs Territory, and deliver a lecture on '.Ari- ,oua. the new bonanza" Come along Major.
 Mat Wc!ch, who deals in hish-toned hay, i. in town. White gramma, cut with scyihe, is both hay and oats for Arizona horses.
 The Tiptop company, at their mill, Gill lett. arc producing silver bullion at the rate of $J0,OOO month, and ought to de- clare 'divy.'
 The Salt River Herald has received a first class job office. Spectators (visionary) will have a fine time running the Herald office out.
 CT. Rodgers has sold his ,0O0 pounds of golden edge butter, also traded some rca estate in this village to Johnny Rogers of Bill Williams mountain, for his stock range.
 Three teams belonging to Elder Hatch, and others, of Woodruff. Little Colorado, arrived yesterday from EhrenOerg, bringing freight for Prescott firms. These teams took loads from Apache to Ehrcnberg, and luckily found freight back to this place.
 B.H. Smith of the bit saloon, has made enough money in few months to lay in q years supply of all kinds of Iquors, and in other respects fix up his premises in first clas style. and has now the ncatest and cozIest saloon in town.
 The Supervisors at their meeting yester- day. refused tD open the Clifton returns. It could have done no harm, and as the re- turns seem to be public proUerty, it might have been gratifying to the people generally to know how the vote stood in that pre- cinct.
 Miss Minnie Grove, one of Yavapai's fairest and best young ladies, Is, We are sorry to state, in quite delicate health. and has been compelled to come ia from Brad shaw. her home, for medical treatment. May she rapidly recover, is the wish O. her many friends.
 Lieut.. Payson of the U. s. corps of En- sinecrs, accompanied Dy three other eng- neers. has gone up to Fort Mohayc, and will examine the Colorado river between that place and Hardyvile. The appropriation for this purpose only amounts to 42,6o'' and will admit of but very limited eX- amina ton.
 J.H. Behan and Sam. Light arrived in town this afternoon from Signal. Mir. De han is tine member elect to the Assembly, from Mohave county, and will remain here until the converting of the Legislature when he will take his seat. Bshan always has peen good friend to Yavapai and will, we trust. prove to be so in the future,
 AccIDFSrAI.-Narshal Dake, who has interested himself with others m the Acci- dental gold mine, on LvnX creek haS been out taking look at the situation, ana thinks very fav,rably of the prospect. inc mill has been ovcrhauled, repaired and pui in excellent running condition. and VIII soon start up on first-class ore. They nave now two shifts of five men each WorkihS day and night developing the mlne' ana intend to % clear through to the bottom or find out what the lead contains.
 coon NEWS FROM THE McGRACzrN MINE
 IT,,lt,arf nt inc Me Crackin mill, arrived in town yesiefua! iron the Signal and report an important s'i.n, .t in the Bateman tunnel. 900 leet peHc"'n .,., m surface, of very rich ore. twenty me" ".' employed develouing the mlne, anu 'nc srIt Inf their labors for the past few weeH' l. ,arv satisfactory and such that warraat' is '+atino that the mill will soon star mn and the flow of bullion from that scuic' commence and more 'ha' h"oi! 'f' of any former period.
 CupIsrNAs TREEs.-Ihe Trescott sNiloo children arc 10 nave two trees lhls Son'i.iA Christmas. upon which old santa ClauS Wi S,,raaJ himself in arranging his dry-Soou' ..,d ,ovs ,pnumerable and of every con ca;rabie kind. The Christmas tree Is oh' of tle happiest thoughts of our clVliiZa'ion l", If ;s difficnlt for the gift gIver who tra'ei' across rhe civilized world, like hash' u make if bear its thousands of gifts to esq. mate the full amount of human hapPi.es ;trmoduces. The magnificent presents 'na ama;, our sch.ol children are numerous r' costly and will be in keeping "i'n io' '"' Christmas trees of Prescott
 Tur,rRg.-Thefe have been some cal~ue sa. =, :, e g. ,ha css, Inf Caste" since the programme n m.ro W. printed. Mir Thomas asSullihS M, MT mart of ..Sam Gerridge, m piaeI VI VI char r Masterson. and MT. Foster takinS 1ne I 'I i"s acrer of "Hautree" The re9ear9a. D,, Sn', .%, n;@ht was very satisfactory. MT; !p"r p" 'Ja da cher ss ..Eccles," the drunken I@.ne' ; exhaust c.hausiab!y funny; and Miss Wi,Slns' n,nr ePoIly." kept even the actors m c. Il ,S' .Sa clu is of course out ot the question TOT tue ereser M to do anything very badly, s'It InG oopr,iona r tation of Caste promises to ba eaeee',o"' he ".p, nirsxceIIent. As the piano has 10 "bost,, pJ @sr, on the stage during thc play, .He ehod oi nv th Isib Infantry Band. Remember hsAa h,,,,b :, , day night, and secure seat i'' Heads