The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY.

Col. Bigelow is at the Peck holding the keys.
 Stock men are looking to the MogolloD range for pasturage this summer.
 The Navaioe Indians have had their rrser- vaiion extended, taking in lands in North eastern Arizona.
 The government IS purchasing cavalry horses for to fill up deficiencies Iu the va rious companies in this Department
 Book beer will be in season to-moHow and we expect to sec all hands and the cook bucking.
 Mir. James Baker recently exchanged 1000 fine ewes for 2OO0 Mexican muttons which he intends to job out to our butchers.
 Every body and every body's neighbor think of attending the dance at Lees on Friday night.
 Tom Fitch IS going to give the New Workers a taste of his lecture "The Other Life" Thousands will go to hear him.
 McClintock, of the Phenix Herald has re- turned from a trip to San Francisco. We do not hear any thing of the wite he was going 10 bring back with Baby Mine, etc. Ger. J. c. Fremont, it is expected, will start from New York about the first of May, and will be accompanied by Judge Silent.
 If the Pen-hatch-a-pe mine has been dis covered it will make times lively around the Hacuhela Mountains. Prescottites will soon return from the new find, when the real truth will reveal itself
 On tomorrow the canine race become de linpuents and unless supplied with license collars, which the City Marshal has, they will be sent to Kingdom Come or to Pizza, the sausage manufacturer, San Francirco.
 Two men were injured on the 18th of April at fhe Picacho mines, Yuma County, by the explosion of blast. The names of these men as, We learn by the Sentinel, are Pablo Diaz and Dionecio Esquer. The lat ter died from his wounds.
 Most of the trees and shrubbery brought to ArIZona this spring, by Mess. Goodhuc k Armstrong are doing well, and in q few years Prescott will owe much to these gen tlemen for having induced property owner to purchase that which will ornament homes ana make our town beautiful.
 Judge John Howard, the oldest member of the Prescott bar, returned on Monday evening from PheRix where he had beea for several days in attendance on the 2nd Ju- dicial District Court. The Judge has his share of practice in all the courts of the Ter ritory and is close careful adviser.
 Lost, April 29, weller dorg purp, an swers to the name Jedge He was l'st seen yesterday morning. on three legs. He is a worthless animal except as reminder. For that reason a suitable reward wilt be paid for his delivery at the office of an NJ.
 We are pleased to learn that Mrs. Jake Marks will leave San Francisco on the 10th of May for Prescott, where she will join her husband and take up residence. There is plenty of room here for just such kind and genial ladies.
 The average depth of wells throughout the town of Prescott is about thirty feet and they carry about six feet of water. The deepest hole in the ground in the. town where water is procured. is on the premises of c. c. Bean, that being l4 feet, the water rising within 90 feet of the surface.
 Capt. Charles Porter, Sth Infantry, was married on the 24th inst, at Washington, D. C., to Miss Carrie Wilkins, daughter of Col. J. D. Wilkins of the same regiment. The Captain fig a jolly good fellow and richly merits the grand prize he has secured. The wedding tour will include Europe and a visit to Capt. Porters relatives.
 X large quantity of machinery (jO tonsl has arrived at Yuma for W. A. Fuller ot Mohave county. MT. Fuller is largely in- terested in inning claims throughout that county, and has very wisely come to the conclusion that the only way 10 make his investment in quartz ledges remunerative Is to put uD a quartz mill. That's what the machinery is for.
 NOTICE.
 We would call the attention of our read CTS to the new card of THE GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. Chicago. They have made further reduction m their prices to suit the times This Hotel stands at the head for its excel ent cuisine and splendid service. The accom- modations being unsurpassed and the ven tllation is the finest and most perfect oi any Hotel in this Country, which IS "a rec commenuation nowadays that is invalu able.
 MT. Chas. Wurth, brother-in-law to Johr Raible. has taken an interest m the "Pacih' Brewery" the oldest house ofthc kind m th' terrltory. and hereafter, the business will h' condaeted by the hew firm of Raible d wurth. Charley, during his short residenc' in Prescott, has made many friends. He we'll located in business just now, bu ought to have another partners cook
 To.norrow's Post will contain the speecl of Hon. ThpmaS Fitch, the silver-tongued orator. delivered at San Jose, against th' new constitution. For brilliant ~lt, with ering sarcasm. and telling points the pend ing discussion has not produced its equal Besides it's rhetorical beauty, it IS full O sofia argument to show that under the new instrument the liberty of the citlzen Il menaced and the aocumulaiions ot thrt' threatened with destruction.-S. F. fosi April s5th.
 The Board of Supervisors have reiet th' contract for attending the indigent sick o