The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-10
Local Intelligence.
TUESDAY.

Master Albert Benan was elected Page ir the Council, this morning by a unanimoui vote.
 Last night was a regular scorcher, thC coldest of the season.
 Hon. c. P Leitch and w. L. Vail, mem bers m the House, from Pima County, ar tedious journey.
 Go and buy pair of those Arctic, Ant arctic, Iceland Over-sboes st BashfOrd' S and pair of those rubber cloth sandals foI sidewalk promcnading; they are nice and cheap. Everybody buys 'em. Miss Angie Mitchell, one of the most competent young ladies of lavapai, was this morning elected by unanimous vote Assistant Enrolling and Engrossing Clerk in the Council.
 Tine Legislature ilas very liberaiy ordered that each member be entitled 10 order twenty copies of the Territorial papers, to b; selected according to their own wishes The thanks of the ARIZONA MINER are hereby extended to the members of the Tenth Legislative Assembly for the resou- ton passed, providing seats and tables within their halls for the use of the press.
 Hon. John G. Campbell will leave here for Washington on Tuesday next to be ready to take hIs seat as Delegate in Congress from ArizoAa on the 4th of March. He will remain some time in San Francisco where he has business, and in Brooklyn, N. r., visiting relatives, previous to proceeding to the National Capital.
 Rev. Father Antonio Jorvcncouer, of Tucson, who has been paying Rev. Father Beckers, of Prescott, visit, will leave for home on Thursday morning. FatherJo ouyen- couer preached here a year or two ago, and pleased the people with his liberal views. His discourse on the possibility of salvation, without complying with all the visible ceremonies of the church, will be rumem- bered for its eloquence as we'll as for pro- gressive thought.
 $. ". CARPENTER, who was elected Scar geant-at- Arms in the House yesterday, and one of the most competent young gentle men from Pima county, will please accept an apology from the MINER for the error which crept into our issue of yesterday, wherein NIT. Brown was reported as having been elected 10 the position MT. Carpenter occupied. MT. Carpenter is Seargeant-at- Arms and MT. Brown Doorkeeper of the Tenth Legislative Assembly.
 Fire Last Night.
 A dwelling house on Marina street, be- longing to Hon. John c. Campbell and oc- cupied bv Mrs. Bowman was consumed by fire together with the contents therein at a little past two o'clock this morning. How the nre caught is of course a mystery. MT. Campbell who is preparing to leave for Washington the coming week lost all of his congressional shirts which he had been pre- serving at the laundry of Mrs. Bowman until such time as he was ready to take up his line of march for the National Capital. Mir. St. James was too, heavy loser by the fire, as he also had an extensive wardrobe with the occupant of the premises.
 Board of Supervisors.
 The Board of Supervisors met this morn ing at 10 o'clock. Present-Curtis, Fisher, Rodenburg and Sullivan. MT. Curtis ten eered his former resignation. which was accepted, leaving the disputed seat To NIT. R0denburg. The newly-elcct members pro- cecded to organize by electing Nlr. Fisher Chairman. when they adjourned until one o'cocK, D. m. We are glad that this com plicated matter as to who was entitled tO the seat, as contested between Mess. Curtis and Rodenburg has been amicaOly settled, giving the county a legal board, without recourse 10 the Court for decision in the premises.
 Order of supreme Court.
 Tn the matter of the application of Jas. R Lowe to be admitted tO practice aS an attorney and counselor in this Court Now comes John A. Rush, Clark Churchill and Benjamin Morgan, the committee ap- pointed by this Court 10 examine James R. Lowe as to his qualifications and learning in the law to be admitted Co practice in this ! Court. and report that they have performed the duty assigned them, and find him in every way Qdalifed to be admitted as an attorney and counselor of this Court, and | recommend his admission accordingly and | file their said report.
 Whercupon the Court, through lis Chief Justice, Charles c. W. French, proceeded to | examine saiu applicant in open Court as 10 l his said ability and qualifications, and upon ' such examination the Court finds that he k | entitled to such admission. IL is therefore ' ordered and directed that said James R | Lowe ne and he is hereby admitted as an | attorney and counsellor at law in all the | Courts of this Territory, upon taking the i oath required by law, which oath ia admin | istered to said Lowe by the Clerk of this | Court, and upon his signing the roll.
 ELECTION RETURNS.