The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-04
Local intelligence.
SATURDAY..

Robert Garside, of Kirkland, is visiting Prescott to-day
 Mir and Mrs. Shiycrs, of Chino valley, are vsiting their daughter, Mrs. J. L. Fisher, to-day.
 Attention is invited 10 the dissolution no tice of D. Levy & Co, winch appears else where in the MIXER of to-day.
 Judge c. c. Goodwin, late editor of the Virginia. Neyads. Enterprise, has taken the editorship of the Salt Lake Tribune. He is one of the best writers on the coast.
 Louie Lafaver, an old manipu' ator of the reins, drove the stage in from Dlxon's this morning, to enable 1Iilt Nelson. the regular driver, 10 attend the bali at Powell's in Kirkland Valley, last night.
 Quite number of Prescottites weRt to Powell's ranch last evening to attend a so- eial party. Another affair of the same kind was to take place at Williamson valley al the same time. Balls and parties are the order of the day.
 Ed, Johnson and Mir Flint, who are con- struetihg steam rastras on their mine on the Crook on the old Homestake trail at the head of Maple Gulch, were in town to-day and took out a wagon load of provisions, cook stoves and other housekeeping ap- pliances.
 Bob Cornell received anotker lot of fine cigars and liquors few days ago from Cal itornia, which be wishes the public 10 come and examine. Bob has taken a pride in making bis saloon what it is, and through his klnd treatment to aIl has won for him. self an everlasting reputation,
 Charley Curtis, who has been connected with the MINER in several capacities for the past year, ends his journalistic career this evening, he having been put m charge, by his father, of Curtis lumber yard at Lynx creek. Charley is 6 straightforward. honest and active boy. and will no doubt succeed in his new field.
 Mrs. Judge Rush intends starting to-mor- TOW evening for Californ,a on a visit to her daughter, Amelia, al Mills Seminary, Ala heda county, and other friends and rela- tives at Sacramento ana San Francisco. She will be gone three or four months. Major Dake. who goes this evening. will wait for her at Pbenix, ana accompany her thence to San Francisco.
 A grand change is being made in the Plaza Saloon of E. II. Smith, in the way of undergoing repairs The bar has been changed to ths left hand side of the building Ss you enter the front entrance, and in the middle of the floor is to stand an elegant billiard table, which is HOW on Its way from San Francisco. IL Is the intention of the pro- prietor to have one of the finest places of re- sort m the Territory. l. now has hand some club room, very tasteful furnished and papered, and the fen pin alley, winch is the only one in the county is to have athorough Aerhauling.
 We understand that the Admiral" of the late Pinafore Troupe, Joe Daupnin, has struck it rich, having discovered a valuable gold mine at Groom Creek. It is sad that Mir. Dauphin would not sell cut if he had . chance. We wish that gentleman suc- cess Tn his new undertaking, and think If be makes as smart amihing man as he did the Ruler of the Queen Navy, he viii become . bonanza King. The discovery was an sc cidcntal one, as he has been stopping at the camp of Brown & Vanderbilt, who have some of the richest mines in and around that district as 6 guest. He happened to stray about three or four hundred yards from the house, where he found the speci- men, brought it to camp and it proved to De . rich find.