The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
Local intelligence.
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
 Carey & GessInger's train with merchan- Sse for B-shford & Co. arrived from Nsnropa.
 a..ch's team, loaded for N. S G. Ellis, -a' .r Wickenburg on the 2nd-, enroute 10 Prescott.
 " q Flint and IT, Jones came in today oo Gilmer, Salisbury & Co.'s stage line from Naricopa
 Mr Samuel Hamilton, of Mineral Park has zone to San Francisco on business con .scted with important mining matters Considerable prospecting is being done on mines along Groom creek and consiaer- sIle good ore is coming out. .-sistaut Secretary Aador on iIas been .,, locking after cattle, horses, mines and ,sncbes belonging to himself and Secretary Gosper.
 The Messrs Parker commenced fenciug the Plaza this morning as per their contract r;th inc "City Dans." The fence IS to be substantial and quite handsome. Judre Tucker has arrived in New York. .ndis fixing up his affairs preparatory to Il .tsrt back to Prescott, where he expects to | ,ryive inc last of this month. pe,,nle living alO' the route from here to r;,,on via Tiger, arc anxious tO see the mad opened by he commiss 'oners appoint | ad ,o disburse the money and oversee inc york.
 f Jodge Silent has disposed of, at the pres ,nt term of the District Court, great deal of legal business. Many important ques- lions came before him which have been Gis' posed of.
 Julge Moves fined Chinaman last even inc sss for trying to shoot a brother Celes nal The Judge gave him some fatherly advice. and pigtail departed, swearing tha he would shootee al siamee. A large quantity of Tiger bullion passed through Phenix for the railroad few day since We did not learn the amount, bu uresume it was in the neighborheod O \ S50000.-Hersld.
 Mess. Robbins, Farnham and Alexande \ vent out to the Lynx Creek mines this nor II ming. for the purpose of examining one | two valuable lodes which are about 10 b | worked by Eastern capitalists. War Eagle GuIch, from Alexandra [ \ Bear Greek has again been washed ou II Tine rain of Sunday and Monday finishe | the work of demolishing the wagon roa \ and rendering it utterly impossible for \ kinds ofvehicles. The road must be fixe' II IL won't do tp give II up so. Prescott merchants are buying their fio' in California, and laying it down here at less figure than what they can Uuv for | ,he Salt River market. Where are q | people of Phenix to find marketf Tht | don't like our lumber, and we don't hi | their flour. Tit for tat.
 Several men went out to the Aztlan m | today for the purpose of picking up ai | carefully putting away what machine
 nav be found good from inc ruins of Il \ late fire. The fend who burDe tho m | has not vet been found out and probab never will.
 We were shown some very fine ore II
 uornipo nt the office of Or. Abbott, whi
 he broaght up yesterday, from the SilV
 Reit mine of Mess Thorne Hutchlnso
 Toe mine carries. at present, some 12 inch
 og S40O ore. besid ;s two feet of orc wor
 $l00 to the ten.
 VII. S.urm, agent for Rebstock 6 Oo St. Louis liquors. arrived m Prescott y
 terlsy. and is making arrangements to II
 nish some of our merchants with me
 lowinpcelebrated brands of whiskey: Stoi
 wall. Golden Horn, Snow Hull, Oak ha
 New House. GIenuale. Deer Lane, eic-
 also their genuine St. Louis Lager Dcer'
 Business in Prescott has increased dur
 the last thirty dIys considerably o".
 probably to the several extensive ah"
 portant miniug enterprises that nave n, inaugurated in this section ol i""'
 quartz mills are becomin. qnite comm
 Hardly day passes but wha, "e "e"
 some one having ordered a miii. We would like to see the Yuma Sentl
 move m to Florence. Pinal county oei'
 inO that to be a better field for newspa
 enlsrrrise The Sentinel is good Ps
 and We would like to see It hNe' pros and receive the patronage 1t IS enu'ieu Nothing against Yuma only the peopit not give tteir local paper the support
 deserving of.
 Geo W. Tower came n yeSttr
 from the Tiger and reports heavy , 'a, i
 that camp. The mill was cSmpeied
 shut down on account of the non-arrlV'
 salt. the contractor, Mr. Earth having D Gu to arrive with A supply on contract U
 One hundred thousand pounds are
 somewhere bctween Walnut iroYe ana
 Tiger.
 a Rev. J. W. Craig arrived this nor r with wagon load of grapes from me U 1. | of Mrs. Edgar near Phenix, wiich ne
 loaded at the store of Bones X Spencer n Mr Craig informs us that the rams W e lave been so copious in these m".n z for the past weeK or two have extende'
 further south than Rumble Bee Flat, o' : Black Canyon road. B-yoad that the < Is fearfuly dry and ousty, without
 the sign of drop of rain having iAIie
 rinp inc season. X couple oi light