The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-18
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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W. ". Weed was arrested this morning by Marshal Dodson, for misdemeanor, enC fined by Judge Cartier, sl5, for the same.
 ARRIyED.-A. Welcb, Mrs. T. M Alex ander and family, and F. H. Johnson arrived this morning, per c. < A. Stage.
 Read Armijo & ConnelIy's advertisement in another colum. They are on the trade and offer bargain.
 Mrs. John Rrophy, in company witl another family, names unknown, to us, Jeff this morning, for Signal City, where hei husband has decided to locate.
 DEPARTED.-The stage, this morning, Car ried away the following persons: Col. C. P Head, San Francisco; Dona China, Weaver; and Dona Bieate uaa.
 Mrs. A. Loosley will find large box at the C. and A. Stage Co.'S olncc, ,a this village, marked in Der name. The box we.ghs about 300 pounds, aud there is due on the same some sI7 charges.
 P. McCardle was arrested and tried before Judge Carter, this forenoon, on 6 2 charge of malicious mischief, for having torn down Pattersons toll-gate, on the road to the Peck Mine. He was found guilty, and sentenced this afternoon.
 RETURS OF MRS. T. NJ. .AIExASDER.-Mrs Alexander and family, returned by stage this morning from a visit to California, ex- tending over period ot about three months James Alexander remained at Oakland in school.
 It only cost the County of Pinal $2l9, for caring and feeding the indigent sick and prisoners of that county for the quarter end ing Dec. 31, 1877. Tax payers, how much did it cost Yavapai for the same period!
 Hoffman and Gillett managers of the famous Tptop Mines and mill have been in town during the past two or two or three days, and tell us us that their mines are opening up satisfactorily, and that their new mill is progressing finely. These gentleman re- turn to headquarters tomorrow.
 Our solid taxpayers are anything but sat isfied with the way the affairs of OUT count are conducted, and upon every turn y corner we are accosted and asked, why We don't go for the Supervisorsl Our answer is this, that the Legislature has enacted cer- tain laws which are only being carried out by the Board, and we do not know that they are to blame for our financial distress.
 August Lowall, who has been in the tarm- ing business for number of years, at Camp Wood, has sold his interest in the valuable ranch at that place to Mir. Otto Weber. MT L. intends visiting California where he will remain for few months when he will return to Arizona and embark in some money-making enterprise.
 ISsTALLArIoN-H. Buck, Esq, Deputy s. c. of the Order of Knights of Pythias, last evening, Jan. 14th, installed the fol- lowing officers of the Prescott Lodge: Geo. Sines, P O.; John Rarick. c. O.; Jas Guild, V.C.; J. 4. Wilson, P; Paul Weber, K. of R. S S.; II. B. Sherman, NJ. E.; Alfred Allen, NJ. F; Dunn, NJ. A; Alex. Harris, J. G.; ;- Cprrell, o. G.
 MT. Van Epps has his house about com pleted, on the west side of Granite street, and will in few days, open up cheap cash store. He informs us that he brings his poodg through from the East via New Mex leo, and that freight only costs him about what freighters are charging from Ehren- berg, and therefore imagines he will be able to sell goods lower than parties who bring their supplies by the California route.
 FREIGHT MATTERs.-Brown brothers, sent team out this morning to the Tiptop with lumber and shingles for the Mill Company. From Tiptop the team will proceed to Phoenix, load with four and barley and re- turn to Prescott.
 The large freight team of J. M. Bryan, (S wagons under the management of "Blue loaded this forenoon at the Saw Mill of George W Curtis for the Tiptop folks, and after delivering their loa Is Ut the Mill-site, will proceed to Phoenix.
 Sam Weir's three teams deposited their loads of barley with Uncle Sam, at Whipple yesterday, and, to-day loaded with lumber for the Tiptop. Haupt X Haughn's team drove through town this morning to Whipple with supplies for the Post.
 wm. Underhill from Kirkland, came in with hay, and several teams from William son Valley unloaded at the Fort, several loads of hay which applies on Mr. Punteney's contract.