The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
sAruRpAY.

Mir. Abe Sateman, Superintendent, of tn
 McCrackin mill in Mojaye county, accom-
 panied by his lady, arrived in town tili
 afternoon.
 Frederick & Hill are shipping four larg
 cases of tin-ware. of their own manufacture
 to Gillett and Tiptop, for finders & Row
 and Martin Gutchispercher.
 The copartnership heretofore existing be
 tween Mrs. Merrill and Miss Bertrand. il
 the Dressmaxing business has been dissolved
 Mrs. Merrill continuing the business.
 fit were really true, as published in tn,
 Enterprise yesterday, that they have thret
 of the fastest compositors on the Coast iI
 that office, ii would be good idea to sell {
 a couple of them, as the other could easily
 set the paper up.
 King H1mbert of Italy intends to pay hi:
 fathers debts out of his own private means,
 He proposes to sell Castle Ponzlano, the
 vast hunting estate bought by the nation as
 present to Victor Emanuel.
 Charles Napier, an English scientist pre- scribes vegetable diet as a cure for intem-
 perance. The relinquishment of meat for six or seven months, he asserts, will destroy desire for alcohol in the most aggravated cases.
 Never be a rich mans son. See the trouble the Vanderbilt boys are having; and here are the Lord boys just as bad off as sons can be, with their father married to a dashing society widow.
 Read the advertisement of Dr. Leininger, in this issue of the MIXER. The doctor comes to stay and become Prescottite. A good resident dentist is what Prescott has 1,,r< .fs.I n1 nat I1r Leininger fills the bill.
 The Tiptop mill, although but few days in operation, has turned out about $20,000 The Company started their mill without being in debt single dollar, con- sequently the bullion being produced will go toward paying current expenses and dividends to ihs stock owners.
 The Blackboard from the peck arrived early this forenoon, and the driver informs ns that. the mill is pounding away, as usual. The tailings Ire being saved with a view to working over as they contain quite percen fage of the silver contained in the rock be- fore working.
 A Western paper proposes great scheme for the disruption of the Democratic party. The repudiationists and rsg-money men to flock all by themselves under the leadership of ex Governor Hendricks, provided he will take the responsibility, and if not under the flag of General Ewing.
 All journalists are not poor. Fisher, of the Santa Monica Outlook, owns a dog. 1t is fond of chickens, and killed five hens, worth a dollar apeice. the other day Fisher had no particular use for the hens, but the owner came around with double-barreled shotgun (favorite wespon at Santa Monica) and persuaded him to buy tbem.-L Courier. Downey City.
 The Enterprise is pleased to know that Mr. Col. Type Martin is not going to leave Fort whipple. The cunning '' Old Man at the Wheel' may want to borrowa flew hats full of type" some Q these days and then 1t will be handy to have " good man" m charge the Headquarters printing office, and then he's table, nof course he is, We have seen him sstoatingn heavy load often. He ought by all means to be retained, the Democracy of Yavapai county need a ''heavy man."
 PLACER GoLD.--Messrs. Diamond, Nelson | and Ham brought in several ounces of placer gold from the Hassayampa, and de- posted it with Bowen, Knowles & Co. this | morning. All that is needed to make the | placers of Yavapai productive, is water, and whenever even limited supply comes, 1t l is soon manifested by the flow of dust that begins to come in.
 The mail yesterday was over a ton in | weight, consisting of iifteeH sacks, vizs ten | of inte, filled with third class mail matter, and five lock bags of first class, and still, | judging from the number of missing dates m our exchanges we should judge that there was still quite an installment left behind | probably at some of the wash outs on the K. R., as, according to the way bills, ali the mall matter delivered to the stage at Dos Palmas came through.
 John Dixon and family have again re- moved from town to their ranch m Skull Valley. John has become so expert in the art of moving that the old adage, "three moves are as bad as fire" does not apply in his case.
 It is stated that his chickens are so trained that when they observe preparations for move going on, they lie down, cross their legs and are ready to be tied. This, of course. is not true, as he never brings his to town. His Skull Valley farm is his summer villa, and like many of the land owners of England and else where, he spends his summers in the coui try and his winters in town.
 lHt tulttN Nk VI ttiC latJ HUI. 1<NsftS A. Stevens, as we noticed yesterday, will take place tomorrow at F. NJ. from Rev. D. B. Wright's Church. On Marina street. The services at the Church will be conducted by Rev. Thos R. Curtis, of the M L. Church South. The friends of the deceased. and of his family, are invited to join in paying the last sad offices of respect to tho remains of Ihe honored dead, whose memory will still be cherished in the hearts of all who knew lim after his body shall have been consign- sdto ;lse tomb.
 Perfecto Afmiio's train left yesterday, i, 0adcd with lumber from Curtis mill, for ; Fi1fop, aad from thence it will proceed to Florence, and up tho Gila to Silver City, !. \. M., buying and loading hides by the i. say, which he will take to Santa Fe or Fl foro, and either sell them or ship them , Cast He has five teams of ten mules each, md if ic succeeds in finding hides enough Q load them all, at low rate, he will make gsod wad of s.malgamn on the specula- I ion. t FRox GfrIETT-Wm. H. Edwards came { . to-day from Gillett, bringing word that ! sd. Griadeli. who was shot there several c lays ago, is dead He brought up Samuel a &ihoun and !. J. Jones. accused of being ' ither principal or accessory to the shoot . ng, snd Sam Kennedy, for an assault on d 'slhoun, while a prisoner. and also for |
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