The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05
WEDNESDAY,

The Peck stage took out five passenger this morning.
 J. ". Clay holds forth at the O. K. feed yard Go and sec him.
 All kinds of Justices blanks at this office cheap. Latest forms.
 Who is to run for mayori We place ir nomination our choice, John Raible.
 Professor Sherman has several new re- cruits at his school from Apoche county.
 Hon. Tom Fitch and R. Moore were pas sengers on the stage that arrived this msrn- ing.
 Mir. Godfrey, with the old mill at Del lasco has been doing good work of late taking out bullion.
 Our Apeche county friends who are here for the purpose of attending Court, are get ting little impatient.
 A. J. Mason would make an excellent City Father-se would Sam Hill. Elect them both to the Council.
 Midnight mass is to be celebrated at the Catholic Church Christmas Eve, between the hours of 12 and o'clock.
 G. Fl. La Bertu is a candidate for re- election to the office of Village Assessor. Vote for him ard elect a good man.
 c. P. Head & Go. shipped two loads of lumber to Gillett today and the Messrs. Goldwater two more loads to the Verde.
 A dispatch from Phenix to-day says that a $3,O00 bar of Vulture bullion had ar rived there this morning from the company::s mill.
 c. T. Rogers, who keeps frst-cIass meat market north of Kelly & Stephens store, has been out to see his stock in upper Chino.
 Miss Ida Burnett gave pleasant enter tainment last evening to her young friends. It was a social dance. Music by Hudson Brothers.
 James Howey can be found at his shop, next door to his large brick building, where he will shoe your horse or mule in double quick tune.
 John Raible continues to improve his brewery and other property around Prescott. Nearly every one of his many buildings are now occupied.
 Messrs. Fredericks & Hill, our enterpris- ing tin, sheetiron and hardware merchants, have secured a contract from Uncle Sam to do work at Fort Lowell.
 Tine Agua Fria Shelter started up yester- day, and as the ore which is 10 be treated is way up," we expect to hear of good result from that section soon.
 The Board of Supervisors, realizing that times are somewhat "corky,n SO far as mon sy matters gre concerned, have extended the time for paying taxes until the 26th inst.
 Wood trade has been lively of late. Sev sral teams are kept busy hauling and still the demand keeps up with the supply. Hard wood commands S5 per cord. Soft. S4.
 N. Ellis has ordered a very large assort- ment of fresh groceries from San Francisco which are to be here for the holidays. He Is the cheapest grocer in Prescott. Read his advertisement.
 Messrs. Jackson & Tompkins are sending put unhealthy dunning letter to people who owe thcla and have paid but little notice to their heretofore modest requests tn call at the captain's office and square accounts.
 Al Seiber, we learn from the driver on the Gillett route, came in to Cottonwood for rstions. He said nothing about the movements being made by his party in the capture of the stage robbers.
 F. NJ. DeBord, a young gentlemen of good habits, industrious and we'll known to the citizens of Prescott, has an announcement in this issue of the MINER, declaring his intentions of running for Village Treasurer 1t the coming city election in January.
 We hear it suggested, and believe the idea 2 good one, that Wells, Fargo & Co, who do risky bvsiness in transporting bullion in Arizona, procure several blood hounds fer tracking stage robbers. It would be cheap and 6 most effectual way of finding the right men where there might be some doubts. It is certainly worth tryIn
 Abe Prather. we'll and favorably known .o all the vetcrs in the Prescott precinct, comes tO tnc lTOnN tS-ohg, ahhVuuSAhb hIm- self as a candidate fer Marshal of this Will age, at the ensuing election in January. The gentlemen out for this office have many andlt looks as though the race is 10 be spirited one.
 The MINER office is in receipt of a large of all kinds of job stock, and will hereafter do work cheaper than any of ice in the Territory in a shape to give satis faction as our styles arc those of the 19th century. Send Tn your orders, gentlemen, our new job press is unequalled in the Ter ritory.
 Fred W. Williams returned yesterday rom visit ts the Peck and Tiger mines, | where he found mining matters booming, l ,snociaIlv a. the Peck where considerable l