The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY,

Barley is now selling in Prescott for 4 cents.
 Only one passenger went out on ths stage this morning, H. E. Fox.
 The auction held at Fort whipple yester day, by J. L. Fisher, netted s560.
 The first semi-weekly mail from Minera Park, Cerbatand Hardyville, camein to-day
 Ben Weaver has men at work digging a cellar under his house on Montezuma street.
 John Raible is making new additions to his house, and otherwise beautifying hi, premises.
 Carliles mammoth wagons loaded with wool at the store of c. r. Head & O., and started for Ehrenberg.
 The Board of Supervisors are still aequal. izing," and seem determined to do their duty in 6 thorough manner.
 Frank Meador, Village Assessor, collect cd licenses amounting to e1,044.10 during the quarter ending July 1, 1878.
 Edwin H:ll, administrator of the estate of Robert P. Hendricks, deceased, has notice under the head of New To-day.
 Capt. Summerhays, with two companies of troops from Arizona, passed through Los Angeles, last week, en route to Idaho.
 Bender has opened g.. bit tonsorial es- tablishment on the corner of Montezuma and Goodwin streets. Give the old man a cali.
 There are at present seven prisoners con- fined in the County Jail--four under in- dictment for murder, three serving out their sentences.
 Mir. Staunton. of Walnut Grove, was in town to-day with light wagon we'll loaded with choice vegetables, including green corn and other delicacies.
 Jas. Parker's OK train got in this morning from Phenix, with 10000 pounds of flour, from Woolsey's Mill, and unloaded at the store of Bowen, Knowles & Co.
 A deed from Rush & Wells to c. c. Bean, conveying lots 1, 3, 5, z and g in block g, East Prescott, for the sum $500, was re- corded in the County Recorders office to- day.
 The telegraph line is still down. Don't know yet what the Orangemen did in Mon freal on the 18th, but at last accounts, up to Thursday evening, things looked pretty squslly.
 Tn the list of cadets admitted to the Mill tary Academy, at West Point. on July 1st, as published in the Army and Navy Journal, Adelbert cronkhite is accredited to Arizona. The class numbers seventy-seven.
 Major R. Higgens, an extensive bridge builder ana contractor, of Red Bluff, Cal, wss recently killed by afalling derrick at Lswden's bridge in Trinity County. The remains were taken to Red Bluff for burial.
 Samuel Brownhardt, we'll known in Pres colt, delivered lecture in Borens Hall,, San Bernardino, last week, on his legisla- tive experience. He is now candidate for Assistant Clerk of the Constitutional Con- vention.
 H. H. Cartier, Village Clerk, has his quarterly report in to-day's paper. The re- port shows that the receipts for the last quarter amounted to $1 ,S6S.22, and the dis 6urscments {. ,225.07. leaving balance in the treasury of $64S15.
 Gov. Hoyt has issued acquisition upon Gov. Axtell for the arrest of Thomas House who is accused of having recently commit ted cold -blosded murder in the eastern part of Yayapai county, near the New Mexico line.
 Mir. and Mrs. 0. W. Beach left in buggy last evening for Kirkland valley, on the re- ceipt of the news of the sudden death of her father. The funeral will take place fr'm the residence of MT. Beach, on Cortez street, tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
 The New York Graphic suggests as Presidential ticket in 1880. Benj. F. Butler and Dennis Kearney. Not so fast. We believe Dennis is native of the "Ouid M od.r and. according to the Constitution, IS bar ed out Too bad, put Pinchb' ok on.
 The Board of Supervisors, yesterday, raised the assessments of the following parties as follows: James How're, $2.40Oi Otto Esch foi fixtures, etc.. $200; J. M. NcCandIess. $f,000: A. O. Moves, s60e; A. !. Moeller. { 1000; E. w. Putnam, 40 head of stock. saoO: Robert Nash, Si5O. Col. John n. wilkins, of the sth Infantry. 70 long stationed at Whipple and Head puarters. has been O. dessd away to join his regiment whose heada uarters IS at Benicia, Cal. and will in short time. much to the regret of everybody here, civil and military, leave with his excellent family tor ms nsw station.
 John A. Lavoie & O.. proprietors or the Tiger Stable, have new advertisement ID to-dsy's MINER. Mir. Lsvoie IS an experi- enced livery man, and understands every branch of the business thoroughly. Far ties leaving their animals at the Tiger sta ble can rest assured that they will be care fully attended to.
 Auctioneer Fisher will, about the last oi this week, or first of next, have rouslng auction at Fort Whipple. Col. John D. Wilkins and family are about to leave An zoaa after long sojourn among us, the coi. having been ordered to join his Regiment, and will offer for sale, without reserve, all their fine furniture, carpets, books, pictures, and indeed everything pertaining to well regulated house Keeping establishment save your money for the Wilkins auction.
 We see by tho San Francisco Bulletin or the iIth, that the McCrackin Consoiidated Mining Company, of Mohave county, has levied an assessment of 30 cents per snare m tha,~ ,s x,s<.y efort delinouout. August