The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-26

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 Nm. N. Kelly, of Keslysk Stephens. las placed aA under obiigassons for vauety of tree seeds ,nclr9ing beech and the regular, old-fashibned hazel.
 Re1cnAizr flat digiss services will be hall st the Marina street church mslning and evening, and at the Catholic chapel inl fhe morning.
 Sixty-isinr recruits. under charge of CaBt. Porter, fgf the regiments n this depart nenf, recently rassed over the c.P railroad bound Tor AAsieePa--
 aSow. viii yau asinlit you are liekedl. ,riied ihc spper man in a street fight '.Ec, sir, replied the ander chap; Il ain't licked, but-f'm safisied.
 Rude Eioreas has been making things pretty liyelyto-day Old Probabilities tried fo get up Il irst-ciass snow-stOrm. but made miserable failure of if.
 LLte Wilson and Theodore Otto left this morning for the Verde, where they intend tc slay everything that comes in their way. Fishing and hunting is the programme. Hon. T. J Butler has been rusticating g few days at Monterey, the ancient capital of fhe Golden State. and sends us an interest ing letter, which we publish on the second page.
 John Moon and Mr. Ranger departed for Date creek this morning. Ne are informed by them that the Indians who lowered around Gilsun's ranch for long tune have disappeared.
 Tines are brighiening up at Signal, Me have county, The McCrackin mill is run ming, and the Signal's 10-stamps will be at work on the fst pro< The Cedar Fallsy mill is also running.
 Asa Kimbail is up from the McCrackin and informs as that tie mill is running, and doing reasonably well. He thinks. this property, under the present management, will soon pay dividends.
 The freight teams of Mr. P D. Kimbail arrived yes.erday from Maricopa, with goods for Ellis and others; and to-day thv freight team of Mr. Cool, unloaded at tine store of L. Bashford & Co. Bodie, with population of C,e00, has no church and no brass band, and don't care 1 continental, either, if she only gets rail- road Prescott boasts two dvx0iogy works, snd calls on Fort ahipple for brass band when occasion demands. The railroad - In the District Court, to-day, the matter of the Tiger Mining Company, which has been sued for damages, came up iurstrial, 1 asd a jury empancled 10 decide as to whether damages were due. and if so, | whether the Tiger Company is responsible. Mashal c. r Dake went out to sec his Model mine, al Peoples Valloy. this after noon. The Model is doing much better than many imagine II IS; and is just the best little mine 10 be found anywhere. h l psa9S tOa HoANistss anu nAoaS tVVs ,cg Charley Allabsch, tho Government printer at Fsrt Whipple, has been granted q leave of absence fer twenty days; and, in company | with Messrs. Creighton and Johnson, will | shortly leave on a hunting trip to the Bill | Williams mountains. Charley is an expert | with the shooting stick, and no doubt will | be equally successful in handling shoot- ing-iron.
 Certain Prescott parties have secured the agency for Arizona of the "0il of 0po.n newly discovered California horse medi- cine, which is now used extensively in that State. This remedy is highly recommended by those who have tried 1t, and after trial Is used in preference to all others. The i agent is now making preparations to intro duce this valuable remedy, and an ad. giv- ing full particulars, will soon appear in the MINER.