The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-22
Local Intelligence.
SATURDAY
The Republicans will organize.

iHc ieSRuobS1Lo VIII Of . dnlLC-
 Photographic reporter Weed, was fine
 this morning by Judge Silent for being
 little of.
 The Lieutenant Kingsbury who had tn
 slight difficulty yesterday, we are requeste
 10 state belongs to the cavalry.
 The snow has almost disappeared iron
 the Mogollon range, and wheeling will sool
 be as good as usual over the pine clad ridge
 John Ranger, who for long time con
 ducted Jim Bones fruit wagon, but nov
 cattle raiser, is in town from Date Greek
 Lieut. G. W. Kingsbury. R. Q. NJ. 0
 the 18th Infantry, informs us that Wolf
 stcalings will not amount to one hundred
 dollars, all teld.
 Thomas Long. of the Halfway house, be
 tween Prescott and Fort Whipple has opened
 feed yard in connection with his saloor
 business. Read his advertisement.
 We are in hopes that another Grand Jury
 may be called. There are several matters
 of importance that require investigation
 and the witnesses are all here.
 Steve Condron, from Walnut Grove, is in town, and informs us that he is prospering in the vegetable trade that he is carrying on at the Peck.
 James Alexander returned home last even ing from Oakland, California, where he has been attending school. He tells us that his father and E. G. Peck will return to Pres colt soon.
 Thomas Kayes is in from the Little Colo rade and brings the result of the vote from the Horsehead precinct. There were but 13 votes boiled at that precinct. II of which were for Woolsey and ? for Davis
 QUEsTIoN.--Was the ballot box carried from the town of SpringervilIe to the store of Julius Becker, one mile distant, during the recess taken, on the day of election! If It was, what was the object.
 PACIFIC PAINT MINING CoMPAvY.-This company has been incorporated with a cap ital of s1O0,0OO, for the exploration of mine in Los Angeles county containing a natural deposit of paint of various colors.
 Geo. W. Hancc, who was defeated for the Assembly because of the late day he came into the race, is Republican, and bets his money on the Verde horse although his owner has seen fit to call him the Rebel Boy.
 Col. Hunt, very intelligent gentleman from St. Sohns, aud Romon Lopez, from Concha, arrived in Prescott yesterday. Both of these gentlemen are subpGnaed here as witnesses in tine Coloma-Sedillo suits now pending.
 Chas. A. Franklin, an old typo and news l paper correspondent, came in from the "sol- | i'd country" yesterday. It is hinted that the election both at St. Johns and Springer silie was carried on in a rather crooked way in some particulars.
 SENTESoED.-James Miles, who was tried yesterday for having committed an assault with deadly weapon, upon man by the name of Taylor, and found guilty by the ury, was this morning sentenced by Judge silent to six months in the county jail and O pay fine of $500.
 Yes, J. II. Lee expects to get all the money he bet on the late election. He and lis friends, we learn, propose to show up infamous frauds in many places which will hange the political aspect very much. It possible that Davis will have say about t. he appointments for Arizona. About twenty Indians are out after Wolf. f he deserter from Whipple, who tried to rob 'homas Long. A large number of burg ar's tools, belonging to Wolf. have been Sund. Ii is said that he played his game t cry nicely around Whipple. It reminds us n omewhat of the late proceedings at St. h ohns and springeryille. The people living along the Little Colo b ado above where the present route to New il iexico leaves the river, arc about to be SUD- S lied with mail facilities through our il When eur next Delegate S, nall have taken his scat in Congress. we Il opc to see him use his influence Tn the way n procuring appropriations for building | pads m Eastern favapai. We have secured e lcm mail services Il The Board of Supervisors met yesterday " board of canvasscrs to inquire whether ', I the returns from the county were in. inding that the Clifton returns had not ar ved they adjourned until to-day when they .ain met and found that the returns from i'd precinct had not yet arrived It only st the county $50 for the board to find 1t whether the Clifton returns had arrived. nd still all of this is economy and in strict @, corianee with the law. 0tero, the Republican candidate for Dele. e, te from New Mexico, is elected over T snito Baea by majority of from l ,500 to t' poo. 0tero and Baca are cousins, both te ve wealthy friends, and great deal of VI | rusty money has been brought forth co d squandered m the late heated contest el r the mastery of the field in that Terri br y. The Republicans Tn New Mexlco, as m this Territory, are largely in the ma WI -ity. re Mrs. Gov. Fremont visited the Pubfc b; ho0l yesterday and entertained the scholars da describing some of the old castles of ance, etc. It Is not every school that has 9 advantage of such wise ana beneficial wise and knowledge as that of the Pres Free Academy, given through one of ? most talented ladies in America, Mrs. Vel emont. The pupils were delighted with of ? descriptive powers, and hope they may bl, the recipients of frequent visits from the So ne distinguished person.
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