The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-12
Local intelligence.
sATuaDAY.


 John Raible and Dan Haiz left for visit 10 their mine, Big Bug district this after neon-
 Judge Tucker is suffering from rheums. tisIn, which haEgs to him with great ten. scity.
 Rev. c. IT. Adams will leave for Phenix on Tuesday next, to see to the publication of his paper.
 J.D. Cook, of Point of Rocks, is pre- paring to plant large ciOp of barley on hIs numerous claims in Willow Creek Val ley.
 Plenty of fish and wild game were for sale on the streets to-day. They were brought in by a sIr. Johnson who resides on the Verde.
 The infant journal at Phenix, attempts wit. It reminds us of Flap jack Johnny "Re got off a joke and soon died" Beware, young man.
 Date Creek COW boys were in town to-day and report the recent storm as having dood- cd that section. causing bunch grass to spring up in the mountains.
 Rev. A. NJ. Campbell writes to Prescott friend that he will take up m Prescott early the coming spring. Mir. Campbell is a pop ular minister with our people.
 Joseph Mingus, who runs the brewery, in connection with his brother Mike, at Alex andra, IS m town. He speaks we'll of the prospects in and around the Peck.
 Judge Howard expects to go to Guaymss, Mexico, in some official capacity under ap- pointment of the Government. Don't want Co spare any of our told hassayampers."
 lir. Sam Hill, of Frederick S Hill, will probably be candidate for the Village Council, and MT. Haskell, of Wilson & Has kell, another candidate. Both good men.
 The Messrs. Goldwater are gradually transferring their goods, etc. from their old place of business to their new store, which surpasses asy store structure Tn this terri tory.
 We present to our citizens to-day the same of T. J. Morgan, the present Village Treasurer for re election. He is we'll known, and requires no eulogies from the press to secure support.
 Jake Hinkle is m town from Lynx Creek aud informs his friends that the placer miners are still without a sufficient quan- -tity of water wherewith to make gold gath sring lively.
 News comes by the drivers of the stages, that the Mexicans who robbed the mail near Gillett, ara surrounded in the vicinity of Mcdowell by some % men. Hope the re- pert may be true.
 II. ". Brzzee snd two daughters have been visiting friends in Prescott for few days preparatory to their departure from Kirkland valley to take up residence in the Salt River valley.
 Doc Bowen and Phil Richardson have been out to sec their CornucOpia nine near Cherry creek. They brought in orc worth t600to the ton. The Coruucopia will turn out bullion some of these days.
 Vim. 0'Connell, who guarantees 10 cure all cancers, ulcers, etc, arrived in town to- day and wlll be glad to receive calls from those who desire his servlces. He does not take pay unless cures are actually performed
 c. Kaihrens, while at work on the Cath clio church to-day, fell from the top of the building, dislocating his right arm. Dr. McCandless waited on the injured gentle man, fixed up the dislocated limb so that it will be all right in a few dayS.
 J.. J. Lane is in from Sycamore creek. He informs us that his son is still at Bradshaw, working on his new find, which IS rich and named the Three Subsequently, named in honor of the three female members of the family.
 Judge Silent and Clark Churchill returned last evening from Mehave County. District Court, at Mineral Park, was convened OR Monday morning, and finished up the busi. on Wednesday afternoon. The return trip te Prescott, of these gentlemen, was made In 5l hours.
 Orrick Jackson, first-rate job printer, who has for the last five years filled the various positions of devil, jour and fore man in the Prescott printing offices, yester- day put his tooth brush in grip sack" and hied himself away to the ancient cspi- tai, Tucson.
 Matt F. LarkIn is in the field for Coun- cilman, as will be seen by reference to his rsrd under the heading of announcements. : The office pays nothing therefore the young gentleman will not feel like spending sl5,- 900 to S20, 900 for carrying on the campaign Read hls announcement.
 FoR MAYoR.-J. l.. Hall, fgood citizen ef our village, offers his name to the voters of Prescott for the Mayoralty at the coming election in January. Mr. Hall is well known to OUT citizens, is an industrious, straightforward man. and will, we believe, de honor to the office If elected.
 There seems to be some difference of opinion regarding Hon. C. c. Bean being eligible to hold the office of Mayor of the City of Prescott, lnasmnch as he lives out side the limits. Mir. Bean is not anxious for the position, and only allowed his name to be used upon urgent solicitation of nu- merous friends.
 The nomination of Judge French for the Supreme Bench of Arizona gave the friends sf the Judge much satisfaction, but now that the Senate has confirmed the nomina- ton, they have reason to feel better still Judge French has rendered good service as Supreme Judge, and it is much better for the Territory to have him reappointed.