The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY.

Out on tine church step, etc.
 Ii looks like rain. Let Ter come.
 The telegraph has played us a trick. w,
 expected it-April 1st.
 Hon. Ed. w Wells went out to his stocl
 ranch this forenoon to be absent several
 days.
 Hutchisson's new windmill tower is way
 up.
 It is going to rain sure, so you can get
 your umbrellas ready.
 Secretary Gospcr is down sick Rather
 gaess he la, overWorAed himself. Let up
 little Governor.
 New buildings are going up all over
 Prescott, just the same as though we had
 not had two or thr, dry years
 Hon. W. NJ. BufTum is fiaishiag mp a
 residence, which would do credit to any
 of our large cities. Prescott is the JOl, Ion
 of Arizona.
 Cusenbary is pushing work on the new
 4O-stamp mill below Wickenburg. Already
 the machinery is coming in over the raIi-
 road 10 Gala Bend.
 On the first day of May all dogs found
 without the Marshai's badge around their
 necks will be declared delinquents, when,
 should they fail to pay up, they are to go
 immediately to the saGsagc block. Mr. Geo. W. Bowers has purchased from Jack Hill aLd had erected over the remains of his brother. the late Ed. F. Bowers, a beautiful monument, worth several hun dred deilaIs.
 Goldwater S Bros cellar is nearly com- peted. Morris will be back wIIh the pals of the building iE week or two, and work will begin on The f0unuation. Geo. ". Bryan loaded with lumber at Geo. W. C-uis' lumber yard, Io- day, for the Centrai Arizona Mining Company, CGsen- bsry Superintendent. Chas. Freder.eks is putting up an exien siye building adjoining tine the office of MeSsrs. Bowers & Richards, to be Us, d by hlm Us a tia shop. Frederick is No. mechanic and will no doubt find plenty to| do.
 IL is very probable that minstrel show will suoa take place in town. The young gentlemen who intend giving il, are all talented. one especially, he having accom- plished what no other muslcIan has ever attempted, that of playing operatic airs on fsh-horn.
 Denis Kearney has made the trip through Southern California. X great many people weEt 10 hear the agitatoT, bat We have our belief that he made Gut few converts Dsnis wIil remember his visit to Santa Ana and the man wno handled him without gloves. The Postofiice Department has ordered change in the route from Yuma To Prescott. The mails will hereafter come to Gila Bend I by rali, and thence by Gilmer & Salisbury $ stage line t1 Vulture mill, WickenhuIg, & Antelope, Peoples Valley, Kirkland, and Skull s Valley to Prescott. The direct route over which the stage is to run wul not exceed 13j mics. Ihe Prescott people will be going "out to tha front" we arprrhend, since this important change IS to take place.
 The new Masonic Hall, over Goldwater & Bro's new store, will, when completed, be one of the finest lodge rooms on tHe Pacific s coast, except those in tlse Masonic Temple, at San Francisco, of course. We under stand that it will, most likely, be used by the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias as lodge room, and that Chapter of Royal # Arch Masons will probably be organized within the coming year, who will likewise use this halt.
 We p~blish, to-day, an advertisement of delinauent stock of the Gro B ,nito Mining $ Company. All assessments on this stock ] must be paid by the 18th day of April, CT the stock will be sold. d The Peck mine has considerable back bone and furnishes the sinews for gond many people 10 draw upoa in this section | Superintendent BlaKe, in a very few days, { has paid ou. over $20,O00. We want two or three more mines like the Peck then We could crack the whip and let the horses loose