The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-07
Local Intelligence.
sATURpAY
Let down, gently.

Let down, gently.
 It is always the darkest just before day.
 Private party this eyening. Select ol course.
 Mrs. Governor Fremont will be found al home on Thursdays
 The snow has about all disappeared from the ground in and around Prescott
 whitehair's feed yard opposite the Pres colt Lilrafy, is doing good busines,.
 George Young thinks of disposlpg of his freigh teams.
 Capt. Hsrgrave has been quite unwell during the week confined most of ihe time to indoors.
 In the House of Representatives to-day, there being no quorum present, there was no session.
 Mr. Hughes introduced bill in the Couu- cil to-day, for the repeal of the obnoxions registry law.
 NIT. Nolan, formerly chief clerk 10 Capt. Pagan, A. c. s., Jeff Yuma for Prescott to- day.
 Mrs. s. J. Munds, of the Gem Restaurant, is quite unwell and under the care of an M. D-
 Fresh can oysters direct from the East, for sale st Bowen, Knowles & Co, at $s per can, 100 to the can. flif
 The team Of C. w. Beach. from Ebrcn- berg, is due here tomorrow with goods for various business houses of Prescott.
 Judge Cate left yesterday to look after his saloon interests at the Tiptop. He ex- poets to be absent about three weeks.
 We publish to-day list of those who went over on the tax rolls as delinquent for the years 1874. 1875, 1876 and ls77
 It is darkly hinted on the street that if | certain gentleman from the south continues | to announce the decision of the Chair, he | will he incontinently fired out"
 B. II. Smith is preparing to make trip Co the east. Whether he intends to bring a Mrs. Smith home to Arizona on hIs return is quite secret with our young friend.
 The case of Culiumber vs. Lamberson, HoglC, et ai., IS op trial in the District Court. The case is for the purpose of test ing certain wafer rights at Walnut Grove. Tom Whitehead, ,.at his lunch stand in Joe Cranes, is kept busy day and night, deal ing out biyalves and chocolate to the lovers ef those articles. Nr. Marshall, who keeps the Pine Spring Station on tine Mogollon mountains, is in { .,wn. It is said that Mr. M., understands [ veil how to run a ho:el. George Young's team. loaded with mer- ehsndise for Messes. Buffum, Weaver, Bow en. Knowles & Co, arrived this morning and discharged cargo. Jim Randlc and two other freighters, loaded their trans with lumber, yesterday, q at the saw-mill of Geo. w Curtis. The :, pine boards from Yavapai are being car ' ried away to Maricopa by the wholesale. Although a contract has been made with s parties to carry the Mohaye mail, commenc- V ing to-day, said contractor has not put in ! an appearance, anu the many citizens liv- . ing ia that remote corner of the Territory, | are still without mail facilities. How long q this state of afIlirs is to exist is knOtty question: to solve. n Some of our citizens arc clamoring for an h to improve and preserve the S ruins of Casa Granda, in Pinal County. It O Is thought 1t would look we'll in q glass l case, through which tourists could examine y the rains, and which would at the same q lime protect 1t against the rayages of the storms with which It has parleyed for years. u There seems to be a disposition on the K part of our legislators to enact laws which z .re just not what they should be For is instance, the bill allowing $l, ,0o0 out of the y Territorial Treasury. to repair the old church 's San Xavier, e strictly Catholic institution q nd belonging to the Pope of Rome, is all G vroug. II tie church to which it belongs. n in one of the Nealthiest organizations in ;r he world. do not care enough about this 1T old relic" to repair it, then VIC say let it a, rumble down.
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