The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-24
Local Intelligence.
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
 Two arts that beat one-Faro and Keno.
 Geo. E. Brown came up from his Agua Fria ranch yesterday.
 The Tiptop "boomrihas set in. Tester nay's quotation of that stock was $1.2O.
 "Pin Head Hughes howl the Citizen. "Elder Pinaiore Cum" retorts the Star.
 We presume the axietrees of railroad car wheels are called journals because of their rapid circulation.-Boston Transcript.
 Mother Every sweetly) to children who have just had distribution of candy" "what do children say when they get candyl" Chorous-"Morer
 Among the late postal changes we notice the appointment of Benj. J. Wade, of Chino, Yavapai County; Henry T. Redfeld, at EdgiDgton, Pima County.
 Jack Shull, of the Plaza Stable, is having an immense quantity of hay stered away in his capacious barns. Animals left at the Plaza Stable are always well taken care of.
 Governor Fremont has proclamation in to-day's paper, offering reward of $500 for the apprehension and conviction of any highway robber, and reyoking that offered by Acting Governor last August.
 A friend sends us copies of an Eastern paper containing the full proceedings of the Third Annual Congress of the National Liberal League, held in Cincinnati, Septem- ber last. An Arizonsn is honorcd with a place on the Executive Committee, the name of NIT. s. c. Rogers. of Charmingdalc, Yava- pal County, appearing in the minutes.
 c. W. Pinkham, inc lucky owner of the Lone Star mine m Mohaye county, will leave for San Francisco shortly. Mir. Pink ham will at once make arrangements for having a mil placed on mining properties near Mineral Park, and if the Lone Star proves as rich as if gives every indication of doing, lively times may be expected in the North.
 $500 REwARD-Fredcrick & Hill, the boss tinsmiths of Arizona, think they can safely offer the above reward to any person who will find aay stove dealer, or person engaged in their line eff trade, who sells goods cheaper than they do. Their stock of stoves, iron and granite ware is complete, and offered for sale at bedrock prices. Give them call.
 Rev. G. II. Adams, who arrived from his ministerial tour through the southern part of the territory yesterday, will preach at the Marina Street Church tomorrow, morning and evening, at the usual hour The Rev. gentleman is highly delighted with his trip, and will enter into this work with renewed vigor and spirit. The field is broad and Ne have no doubt but that the harvest will be large.
 Mir. George White arrived from Spauld- ing's ranch on the Agua Fria yesterday af- ternoon, and from him we learn that an h. dian boy named ''tingenn met with an ac- cident which it is supposed will prove fatal. It seems that while the boy was handling a pistol, the same was carelessly discharged, the ball entering the abdomen. MT. White brought the sufferer to town and left him in charge of Dr. Ainsworth at the Post Hos- pital.
 Mir. E. L. Warrington arrived to-day from the East via the Santa Fe route, and reports that tho country east of the Mo- gollons is receiving plenty of rain new, all the streams being much swollen, and at Brigham City the people were seriously con- templating removing to the bluffs, back from the river. Mir. W. visited this section several years ago and became interested in a number of claims which he now returns to look up and see what they arc worth.
  He is also interested in the Yavapai Milling and Mining Company, of which Dr. Farn- ham is Superintendent, and will examine the different properties belonging to them on Lynx Creek, and in his report as to the advisability of erecting mill, the company will proceed to work. Mir. Worthington IS s pleasant and affable gentleman, well versed in mining matters, and will examine everything thoroughly.