The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14
Local Intelligence.
TUEsDAY.

Dr. GoodIeiIow, contrac, surgeon at Fort LOwelI, passed day or % ia Yuma.-s.n n- fineI.
 The sign of the rcd flag is seen quite ire. quently in Prescott of late. lt Is hard agn,
 The tobacco crop for 1879 promises e large yield generally and is said To be sf n fine quality.
 w. c. Frank. formerly an extensive cat tie dealer ia Ncr Mexico and ATizcna, is
 BON living st Junction City, Texas. Ia this age sf hypocrisy and deception
 there are some smiles that mean fro4ns-
 some blessings that mask curses
 We learn that the rain in the southern
 portion of the Territory vas somewnat
 heavier than in YAvapai County.
 The people ofTombstenc have pstitjonsd the Govers0f for Territorial arms ts protect
 themselves from any unforsesn emergency.
 ARRIyAIs.-The coach ofGilmer Salisbury
 & Co to day brought m a. Goldwater, l. t-t~~-~sS~sf of the company.
 PoTAroEs.- MT. John Raible. admins
 fratOr of the estate of Louis Weimert. de- ceased, informs us that some i25 SACKS of potatoes will be raised on the ranch of the oeceascd this season.
 Some people arc detsmine6 tha, General Grant shall bc called President again; as he declines ts go to the White Heuse several railway companies are reported as intending ts make him their president. long white beard, who succeeded Hen Gideon Tucker in the Surroga,eship, New York City, wants law passed gagging the press. Calvin may be gagged cut of office.
 We are requested to state that John Raible and all ether stockholders will find the books receipts and vouchers, open for inspection, st c. P. Heads, the treasurer. Stockholders can there learn how much money was reed, from whom, what has been done with it, and how much is still due.
 Mir. A. NJ. Smith is up from Cherry Creek, l where he is performing wonders ID the way of opening mines. building houses. etc. In | tea days he thinks the stamps of the Col den Era Company will be ready tocommence | on ores from the Mamma,h snd d''srr 'ies. | Mir Smith has great contidctc 'he fu- ture eff the Cherry Creek dis'rcl and s8e- cess of the quartz mill.
 A five. stamp mill. engine. boiler, e'e.. ar- rived on Saturday for the Cerbf M. X N | O., and will go us by next boat. The boiler is a retuTn tube. wit' 30 iul'es aad is called New Economixer," m de by the Porter Mfg c., Little Falls N. Y. We regret to notice that none et the parts of he mill arc duplicated, and trust none of ih" u.ual mishsps will necessitate delay in or- der to send to Chicago to replace brokct cam, tappet, boss, etc.-Sentnel.
 RAwHrpR.-We noticnd on the streets yesterday Mexican riding horse sbod all around with rawhide shoes. They stretched out little with the moisture, but BeveIthc- less they answered the purpose for which they were manufactured. An OK hide is gnod for many things besides hsrse shoes. Years ago, when Gov. Connolly of New Mexico was an extensive freighter on the plains, the first thing he caused to be done with a new wagon, was to 20 through Mexican blacksmith shop. which simply consisted in cutting up rawhide and bind ing every particle of the wood work before starting on the 900 mile trip from the Mis- souri to the RIo Grande. There IS virtue in a raw hide.