The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19
Local Intelligence.
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at auction, netted about s20 per bead
 George Carey came in this morning with his train loaded for Prescott merchants
 Age is venerable in some respects but as an excuse for insults it is simply ridiculous
 Haupt & HGhn's train, loaded for friend Raible of the Pacific Brewery, put in its ap- pcarace to day.
 Dr. Pierson is making for himself one of fhe bet stock ranches in Arizona, or any other fine country.
 Judge Tweed writes us that the mining outlook in Mohaye county is good, especially m the Bill Deen mine.
 John White and Pete Reed are up from Peoples Valley, where everything Is dry and the crops very short.
 PREAcHTSa.- the Rev. c. H. Adams will hold services at the Marina street church at ii a. m. and 7:S0 p. m.
 Mrs. Chas. Crocker leaves tomorrow for Yuba City, California, where she will re- main several weeks with her friends.
 Chas. Goldman, the popular merchant at Phenix, after visit of several days with his friends in Prescott, left for home yester' day.
 Gus Rodenburg of the Arizons Brewery y has the finest express wagon tn the county Emanuel, tho painter, drew his brush over it.
 Wille asked his mother where stars came from. Her reply was: My son, l do rot know" "well 1 do" he sad, "the moon laid 'em."
 MT. Steamer is in town from ash Creek. He has some grievances with nelghoorr which are to be settled before Justice oi the Peace.
 The Peck mill, we are pleased to know will soon start up, and that too on go@d ore. This is good news indeed; such property cannot afford to stand idle.
 An editor beng asked, Do hogs payf says q great many do ssot. They take the paper several years aEd then have the post master send It back marked, refused"
 ES RoUTE.-N. tS c. Ellis have enronte from Mar:copa twenty thousand pounds of groceries for their store m this place. They should arrive about Tuesday next.
 The road between Camp Waliapai and the willows. on the Mohave road, is said, by teamsters. to be in very rough condi- tiou. Something should be done by the county toward repairing this public high way.
 The Messrs. Jordan Brothers, from Verde. are ia town. These gentlemen have No. one foufing mill, which is manufacturing aIl the bread-stuff needed on the Verde. be- sides considerable that is coming to Pres colt.
 A fine large. ccmmodious coach drawn by an excellent team will leave Prescott Tn lime to connect with the cxeursien train on the first, which leaves Maricopa for San Francisco. Enquire at this office for par ticulars.
 Bishop J. B. Salpoint and Rev. Father Deraehes arrived this forenoon from South ern Arizona. Services will be held at the Catholic chapel tomorrow forenoon, com meucing at 10 o'clock. The people of Pres colt are pleased to receive visit from the Bishop, who is said to be very fine gen. tlemSE.
 Joseph Carder has been playing double game. Last March he bargained for 24 head of COWS, upon the strength of which he has been borrowing money, "shoying the cows up for security, and has made to three different parties bills of sale. Fred w. Williams, a creditor, now comes and at- taches these same horned animals.
 We are in receipt of a copy of the Pan- tucket tRhode Islaud) Gazette and Cbroni- cle. 36 pages and one of the best printed papeSs ia the United States. It was estao- iished in 1925 by theIlate Randall Meacham, who died recently at his home in Oakland, Cal. MT. Mescham was resident ot Pres colt for many years, and at one time editor of the MINER.
 A MT. Vigil arrived to-day from Beleu, on the Ric Grande. Une or two of his teams have also arrived from Eastern Arizona with ,alt Mir. V. states that the Rio Grande is almost dry near Socoro and at La Messilla entirely so, something thas has rever happened during the recollection of the oldest inhabitants. Crops along the Rio
 
 Referring to the late raid of Victories Indian band, our cotemporary says: "The Indians will now probably organize cav. airy company for their own protection. Just so, and Elder Gum will undoubtedly Le appointed chaplain to teach them how they can keep on stealing, murdcring help less families, and yet find protection under the sanctimonious frauds of the Indian Bu- reau'-Tucson Star.
 Capt Thos. Ryrne, who has the entire confidence and respect of the Wallspai In. diaus has been ordered to Blackberry and other points under instructions from the Secretary of War, for the purpose of dis tributing nations to suffering wallapai h. dians. Lieutenant Fred A. Smith accom- panies the Captain as Acting Commissary officer. Glad that the Indians are 10 re- ceive help from the general government.
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