The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Mr. and Mfs. Sheckles wi,h the lit;le shecklex are comfortably located at the Tiger. Mr. $. is one of Arizona's best c.ii- xeEs.
 Doctor Gooafellow sod his horseheld effects, t day. a; public sale. The N. D. is preparing 10 leave fog Oakland. Cal The Exposiiot i- abou; ls star. SD and - zt Phesix. No ii won't. - they can rur it ca pumpkins--its ooiy shew.
 There gs raaa nsing ne4r Prescott who is Sc stiasy that h only puts one egg nn- der a sitting hen. He be4is tae man. who refused roPay six cents postage ca tEo valuable letters.
 Frank D. Mcuiion, once knewn to fame, is iD the butter sHa eheese sgsiatss ID Liverpool.
 LII. I<e thinks his bid fer furn issing shs GssFrfuHseai with fuel al WhiPpls Is ihS prefexat5!e siae. inasmuch as it stipuiaies g certain af.ssaai Of hard NUsd. We rresOm' the Chief QuaricTmasieF Nill determine the matter.
 Things gre working smoothly aSd qaiis fsrasabiy for the erestion of ten stami inin iE the Cherry Crc~k District. w. lrsrn tha, tie mail is 5elog maaufscsuce'i zss sS;s..S-eces. isd E. sa be ,SPf;,e,i rT.th 8 1ts,sek a3d oslseE modern aPPiisSce- It VII. pay, aEi-, ..~.t' = ,. '.stt -sf--o---
 aou. R. C. Mccormick stih takes a lively interest in Arizona affairs Asd intends mak- ing visit Co the territory about the irs, ofJupe. Ills maHy friends wIll be giao tn meet him. while his few enemies, iD- cluding one or two old federal hzngcrs-on- will keep mura and stand back m the shade Ne is sharp and has his enemies cPPtred
 We were shown a letter this mornin. from Hon. Thos. Fitch, in which he states he would know in day or two after hs wrote whether he would canvass thi State of Cal. on the sublec; of the new Con stitutioa. If he did not remain for thai purpose, then he would leave for Arizona in about ten days.
 DANCING AT s4-A correspondent writ ing from Apache County, Arizona, 10 the Salt Lake Desert News, says;
 Father Ciuf iu h.s si;h. year led in the ouadI files on Chri-tmas night. People never get old iR Arizona and should Father Ciuff remain in Eastern Arizona for 100 years morc VIC expect to her oi him Partie- ipaling in the merry dance.
 h young woman married an old widowei in Tannervilie. Ga, and soon fell in love with his sOa, who ~as aboGt her own age Tic matter was fully discussed hy the trio and all agreed that II would be bstier ioi her to become the wife of iac s'n. The iran.fer was smicsbly made by means of . aiyorcc. Since then the old man has mar riesi his ex-wife's mother. and the TeaTrangeo family is harmonious and happy. Toy Times.
 The decJ.esi mine ia Ihe world noN worked Is said to Le llsc Aualbagt iesd anu silver mine in Austria. which Is S,2sJ fee deer. The next is tine Nivicrs coal mine in Belgium. s,s47 feet. |, was sua& 10 th' depth of 3.5s6 feet but no coal having been found, inc working Is ai the formel level. The deepest coal mines m Eng land are the DGnkirk colliery in Lanca- shire, s,ss4 f,e'. and the Bosehridge in thc same locality, 2.4jS.
 .ARIEaxA L3TFERY.-The sGccass of thc first drawing seems io be insured. Out of the 1000 tickets issued, 5000 have beeu ordered east of the Rocky Mountains We were today, siloWB letters from several diff ferent poiAts tn California and elsewhere. from responsible part:cs. making applica- tlons for agencies for ihe sale Of tickets. h several towns in California. clubs hay, ieen forncd for tie purpose of buying quite sumbcr from q to 20 and 70 tickets in 8 lot
 Johnny MeNeals team with a large lot oi freight. including a sapply of paper for the MIXER. arrived and dischargsd cargo, to- day. Nc. has about the finest team la Ari- ZnBa, snd generally brings in 2s.0o0 lbs. each trip,