The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
Local Intelligence.
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
 Britten, a Mineral Park freighter, is ii
 town.
 For some reason unknown to us no dis
 patches to-dsy-Such is life.
 Bancroft Bros freight train made DOT
 this mo- ming, hailing from Maricopa, anc
 unlosded at several of our business depot,
 this forenoon.
 Freight Agent of the Southern Pacific
 Railroad, MT. Cash, who has been with us
 for several days, lett last evening for Cal
 ifornia.
 Hon. Tom Fitch has been retained in an important suit in New York. receiving S25000 for the same Wonder whetbgr he will divide with an Arizona printerl
 Mrs. T. W. Otis we understand has re- turned from her trip to California, much improved in health. The house of our wor- thy P. NJ. will now be regulated better than ever.
 Sitting Bull and his followers Dow con- sider themselves subjects of Queen Victoria. at least so says Northwest Territory cor respondent of the Chicago Times. Good fer the United States.
 John A. LaVoie is of on trip to see the old folks, at San Jose. He expects to be back in about three weeks.
 Shirpser, at the IXL Store, has potatoes at cents per pound.
 Bancroft, Bros, loaded 49 bars of base bullion, from the Agua Fna furnace. belong ing to Thorne & Co, this D. m., at the orlice of F. & Co.'S, weight near 5000 pounds. It goes to Msricopa enrouie to Sau Fran cisco.
 Flower bonnets should be made of flow. CTS artually in season, according 10 the die tates of fashion. We shan't come out witl our new bonnet until 1t is time for holly- okes.-B'stnn Post. A sanffower would be more appropriate for you.
 Mess. Barnett Block & Co. have ex. tended their commission business so as tn take in the new town of Casa Gran1e, the present terminus vf the s. P. Railroad. The firm is an old and reliable one and we predict that they will have their share Of tke patronage from Northern Arizona.
 w. A. Fuller has gone out to Moha=s | County for the purpose or locking after | mining interests in Cedar District, where h, l will soon put up l0-stamp mill and com | mence 10 take out bullion in such quantit e, | as to redeem the county from the black | eye given by the McCrackin Company.
 The most of our sheep men are through | with their sheep shearing and now com mences the shipment of wool to California and the East. Arzona wool is superior to that of Southern California and should be chased differently, and thereby insure our wool growers better reward for their labor.
 Hill and Frederick, two practical tin. smiths, have consolidated their establish ments and will hereafter be found ready to do all kinds of work and sell all kinds of goods in their line at bottom rates. They evidently believe in the old adage, "ln union there is strength" and have con- cluded to follow the rule.
 The Arizona Lottery, we arc told is to be poStnoned fUr sixty days, from the fact that some of the tickets are unsold and tO give time to get returns from the numerous agencies m every town and city in the states. In sixty days from the 4th of June Inc drawing will take place and one prize of siO,O0O will make some poor soul leap with joy. A social hop is to be given on Thursday ,vening at the City Hall. The affair as we understand it. will be quite select, and at .he same tune, not expensive. Invitations Ire being extended sto thoss who are ex- oected to be on hand accompanied by their weethearts. Refreshments ln the shape if ice cream and cake will be served in the , unch room for those who wish to indulge. , Sheriff Walker, and deputies, returned to- jay from the Peck, leaving Superlntend- mt Hardy in peaceful possession of both nine and mill. The mill will start up i'm nedia;ely and the uninterrupted flow of [ bullion will once more go forth as though , lothing had happened. What the nexi nove will be is still unhatched. Whether is to be coup d'etat or coup de grace, time sIll only reveal. The Tiptop Company. nave, at last, in heir treasury. $i6,000. It is DO trick for hem to separate from the mass of ruby ore hat continues to develop itself, as work progresses, two thousand dollars per day. V Why its stock should not be selling at $S f Yer share instead of 80 cents, Is one of the 'roblems left for those interested to solve. The mine is good; the mill excellent, and i he time is not far distant, we predict, when c iptop stock will be in demand at a fair |