The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-21
Local intelligence.
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 Mr. Hammond. of tue Tiger miae. Is Ia town today. Reports considerable saow ln the mountsIns and cold weather
 Mrs. John C. Campbell hss reoesly Fc- eeived some vesy rich specimens of g.sld ore from her mines near Cherry Geek.
 The examiDa,ioa Of C. E. Genung gor iss killing Of Oscar faer, cOmmeueed tins af. tcraooa before His Honor, Judge Fieury.
 Tine folling passengers arrived ihis norn ing per Giiner, Salisbury & Cs's Sisge M. A. Roshchild, u. KingsbuFy, M. oiisef.
 IT. c. Howe, the architect wlo Jeff Prss colt owing good many bills, was hesgd from at 'Tombs;one, but Is now mis.iag from there.
 The Phenix Herald advoeafes the erection zt that plsce, of reduction works. Here. in Prescott, is the place to erect and start s0cl an enterprise.
 For the last two days VIC have has a caln north wind bearing down upon as, making good fires and in doors luxury. Look out for storm when it moderates.
 We are pleased to learn that the Nugget Tombstone, is prozpering. 4 former cm- ploye of the MINER, writes us that the Mug get has now 800 subscribers.
 T. J. Morgan has q firs.-eiass workman ai his jcwelry establishment; Ladies and gentlemen can have watches, rings, etc re- 1 pared on short notice.
 James Daley, for long time in charge of Hon. John c. Campbell's store, aas thrown | up the place for The purpose of more fully | attending to his own business.
 From parties who came in from the San | Francisco country. VIC learE that the snow I feil there Of late, ts the depth of la or i4 l inches, much of which is stillon the ground
 J. L. Hall has 'new advertisement to. daT. Read it, and whca zoe are doing So. go still father and ses wha Mrs Hamilton ssys about keeping people from starving.
 \ two horscwagon arrived in town this afternoon from the Verde, loaded with bear meat, fish, geese, ducks, rabbits, and butter A pretty good, and especially healthy load.
 C. F. Head & Co, are doIng good bu.i- ness with placer miners. The firm is an old and reliable one, and the miners appreciate their efforts in the past to assist all kinds of mining enterprises.
 We discovered Professor sherman mar shalling about 50 intelligent school chil- dren into line this morning. They are 1 bright scholars, and doing well under his care.
 Molly Monroe and Mike Bresler. inmates of the Insane Asylum at Langl1n G Clerk g, Stockton, both sent from Prescott, are said to be quite ra,isnal, and enquire about Au- zona people when opportunity offers.
 MessIs. Raible & wur,h, disciples ofGaIa. brinus are making very many valuable and necessary improvements in thsir brewery. They wil be able inc coming scasoa to sup- ply the increasing demand for their article of beer, whichis sold all over ihe country. o l.. J. Rose, of San Gabriel. has made 220,000 gallons of wine, and 30,000 gallons n of brancy thIs season, and Is BOW buying wine to help out the brandy as hc has Lot yet enough to run him through the season. t -scmi-Tropic.
 Those who cannot obtain thc comforts 1 from cigar they desire. should not de- spair, but go to HerspTing, and ask for one
  We are sure they will receive the consolation c they sock.
 The trial of Mrs. Adeaid Robert, for the Il killing of Theodore E. Weber, in Chicago, ! on the ist day of May last, commenced on the Sth inst in that city. Love, deseriion, q, etc, drove the woman 10 commit the rash !" deei. The trial IS causing great interest e and excitement in Chicago.
 The copper mine of Mesrs Richards & f Head, in the Black Hills, which has recent g ly been turning out largely in silver, bids fair to eclipse the celebrated Clifton mine , for winch tho owners, MesSrs. Lezinsky & a, Freilenthal have laterly refused an offer of one million five hundred thousand dol lars. a, Gentlemen in Prescott arc in receipt of news to the effect that the Gro Bonito mine, Lradsllaw District. has been seld 10 Col. l 1berts. man possessing ample means to a lev. >lop the same thoroughly, therefore il is ll ,re,tv certain that the Orc Bonito, which "i ,as been shamefully handled, will become a nroductiy . and very valuable property. tl The late rsin has had a good effect in n, n, many respects- It has made water for our ,lacer miners. 8lied the many tanks or ,ock ran,res C suscd the bunch grasses Co le pring un fresh and green, and in other re- Al meets done much good. It even helped as he nublic thoroughlares throughout. the ountry. The dust has disappeared, and ,5od solid road beds takes i;s place. p'