The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
Local Intelligence.
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 Pima fore is ali the rage They even have e pinafore Governor in California
 A new brewer for RaibIc X Wurih, sr- rIved today from San Bcrnar'lino.
 The Peck mlII is undergoing repairs pre- paratory to starting up on good ore.
 Tiptop is quoted at Si 30 in New York. It IS onc nf our best mining properties and should be worth ss or BIO per share.
 Oar four daily mails cofe in and % out with great regularity, thanks to the attentive agents of the different companies.
 Christian Beckers. worthy granger Of Kirklano Valley, and Mr. shivers and fam fly from Chino are looking al Prescott.
 Mr. Beckwi,h, J. F., of Walnut Grove. is in town to-day. He informs us that quite nun Der of people have moved away from that section.
 Msstcr Charles Curtis, our new carrier, is giving great satisfaetlon tn the patrons of the MIXER. He delivers the paper regular ly aud no knock downs.
 Nite1Te. chased from N X C.. Eiiis two teams @ fnulcs) and wasob- which they have scDt down to MaricoPa for freight
 Mr. Kerr, of Lower Thompson valley was in town yesterday. He informed us that the rains have been quite limited in that section dunng fine season in consequence of which everything Is dry.
 MT. Montanya is in from Bradshaw. where he bas pack tram employed in packing orc, wood, provisions, etc. He speaks we'll of the Tiger Camp, and thinks it IS the best in the mountains at present.
 We are informed by a miner who lives at Bradshaw. that the recent accident in the Tiger mine, wherein three miners were Killed was owing Co bad management on the part of the company The machinery is said to have been deieciive.
 ". F. stronach, lSupcrinidrdcBt in Ari- zona for the McCrackin Company, is in Prescott. From him we learn that there Is s possibility of work starting up both at mill and mine soon. Tho MeCrack.n is a good propcrty and very lrrge one. The cause of failure to make It pay can prob al,ly be attributed to cxIravagance and bad management: with good business care 1t can be made to pay, and nicely at that.
 We were pleased to meet in our town this morning, Mir Geo w Pinkham, of Oakland, Agent for the Pacific Mutual Insurance Co of fCalifornia Mr. pinkham is an old resi- don't of the Pacific coast. and Is mentioned by old acauaintances it. this town, as b0ing avery reliable, excellent gentleman, there fore we recommend him to our citizens and hope they may see if to patronizc the h. surancc Company .ie represents.
 The old baiehclors of Arizona Gre feceiv- ing great sympathy from the people back ia the old States. They are represented by the press as being wealthy in mines and too much occupied vitli business to ind time to go after wife to the States, and the young ladies of the East arc advised 10 take Greclys advice 10 the young men, simply, ssg~ West" Arizona will do we'll by any young ladies who may adopt Greeley's ad- ice 10 the boys.
 Mr. Asa Kimble, of Signal, very reliable gentleman Tn every respect, asks Us to state that he is acquainted with Mir. W. A. Fuller, Superintendent of the Iiampden Mining Company, Cedar District, and knows that Mir Fuller has put up first class mill and paid for its erection: that hc has opened several leads and paid his men promptly, and moreover that he considers MT. Fuller an honest, upright gentleman who has and Is doing much good toward deyclopilg the mining resources in Mohaye county.
 The Rev. c. II. Adams. who has la5ored in the West for the past eleven years. pTln. 1 cipally in Colorado, in the interest of the NJ. E. Church, has come to Arizona for the ] purpose of bu'lding I'D that denomination | i'm this Territory. The Rev. gentleman comes highly recommended as an able and | earnest advocate of the church to which be belongs, and will receive hearty support in this appreciative community. After a rest of two weeks he will make tour of the Territory, regulating the affairs of the church. BEroRE JUpcE SuENT.-This morning the application of the Peek Mining Com pany of California asking leave to apply for writ Of gae wdrfoHio against the Peck | Mining Company of Arizona, 10 prevent them from exercising any corporate power, was heard before His IIenor Judge Silent. Motion was made by the Attorney of the Arizona company to disinis tho proceedings on tho grounds that the Judge had no iu- risdictiar, 1t beng matter that should have heen brought bcioro the Court. The Judge has taken tde matter under advise ment, but iDtimated that he would grant the motion to dismiss. i