The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-24
Local Intelligence.
TUESDAY.

ItAhbAl.
 Bera-de Freyes' train, loaded with barIe, nua -four for N. & c. Ellis. arrived from Salt River to-day.
 Messrs. Hathaway and Smith Left ,ti, morning by private conveyance for Alexan. dra, Tiger and Tptop.
 Judge Tucker, who has been laid up win severe attack of rheumatism. is recovering and able to attend to official business
 Three loads of machinery for the Tiger nine arrived yesterday at MinnehanA Pat and wiIl reach it's destination this week.
 C.E Bowen went ont to the Brad hsx Basin this morning fer the purpose of lo,.k. ing after the saw aud quartz mills of the company.
 Henry Spsulding. the enterprising pro- prietor of the stations at Agua fria and smifhvilIe, las started another branch house in Copper Canyon.
 Charley Cushuan and Dr. Ryder went out to Copper Canyon this morning Co look st things in general and especially the new Tosd now being eossiructed.
 Walter Cook, of Williamson Valley. n,. rived to-day from Maricopa with goods for L. Bsshford & Co, and the teams of Mr Freyes came in with loading fer Ellis & Co.
 William ". Bre VII, brother to John N. Brown, of Arizona, died at Georgetown, Colorado, September 26th, 1879, so we are informed by NJ. l.. Brown, of Lynehburg. Va.
 Tom Saunders is in from Coyote Ranch with beef steers for J l.. Hall. the tragic butcher. Hall intends to Hold the Fort E let happen what may. Never give up, is q good motts and spirit.
 LOO. F.-Ali Odd Fellows residing in Mohave, Yuma, Pinal, Pima and Apache Counties are respectfully requested 70 ser d theirnames and addresses 10 Clark Churchill, D. D., Grand Sire, Prescott, Arizona.
 One sf the best equipped and regulated stage lines, is that between Prescott ana Santa Fe, owned by the Hon. Jno A. Walsh, of Washington city, D. C., ana managed in Arizona by Fred W. Williams.
 The Tucson Citizen complains of the non- n-arrival of the DAILY MINER. IL is mailed regularly every evening from Pres colt, and its failure to reach Tucson is beyond our comprehension.
 We were presented by Hon. Clark Churchill, to-day, with samples ot Neuch- atel and Roquefort cheese, which he had sent him from San Francisco by express. A little of it goes long way with Ameri- cans.
 J. IT. finders of Alexandrais is in town, and by notice to our advertising columns, 1t xill be seen that he wants wood choppers and haulers. Here is chance for idle mru and teams, so fall into line boys and march to the front.
 Hon. W. s. Head, the popular manager of the branch house of c. P. Head & O., at Camp Verde, is looking after the Pres. colt business during the Colonel's absence in San Francisco. William is a good fel- low and ought to be Arizona's representa- tive in Congress.
 We hereby give notice to the good peo- pie of Prescott that we are going to build good school house near Mir. Miller's prem :ses on the Skull Valley stage Toad, one half mile from town. Please assist us by your words and means every opportunity you have. SCHOOL PATRONS.
 We sec by notices posted that Sheriff Walker has levied upon certain siock, in the Bank of Arizona, owned py Livingstone 6 O., San Francisco, for the payment of costs in the case of Mary If Bean vs. Lien- ors in the Bradshaw Mill and Mining Com paDy. The bill of costs amounts Tn the aggregate to e, 400.
 Captain Isaac D. DeRossey has been pro noted to the rank of major of the Fourth Infantry, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Major Thornbouch. He iias been ordered to join his station in the Depart nest of the Platte. Before the promotion '(ajor DeRussey was captain in the First Io. 'sntry and was the senior infantry captain in ,h, service.
 Firs, Lieutenant Philip Reade, Third h. fantry, a, ting signal officer, has been or, dercd to rep. ,rt to the commanding general of the Depart. ~ent oi the Missouri for sig nal duty.
 HOME AeArS.-0ur young inenu an" fellow townsman, Mfr. Charies "u'th, oi Raible & wurth, brewe rs, Teiurnen home from trip to Iowa anL' other western States this morning, coming ev Ire A'cnison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R., to Les egas' anu thence via stage to Prescott. hr. Wurih IS pleased to get back to Prescott. ana lh,nNs times are about as easy here as e'se~nere that he has been. The railroad IS coming right along to the Rio Grande fro'w i|os Vegas. and Mir. W. thinks that the enS'nes will he able to water from that stream a,"u'