The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12
Local intelligence.
TUESDAY.

Al hall 10 tine young Doctor.
 Grant is stronger than Sherman in Ohio
 Prescott can boss: of several very fnc restaurants.
 Hon J. J. Gosper departed to-day fol Cherry Greek.
 The National Greenback Convention meets at Chicago, June 9th.
 James Daly and John Rarick haye gone 10 PlomOsa, Centennial District
 I'M. Alexander and M. l.. Griffa de parted Cn bonanza trip to be gone seT- eral days.
 Senator HIll of Georgia has sbeen exope- rated from the charge of seduction by the party who originally made the charge.
 Messrs- George F. Brown, and Ban croft are in town from the Lower Agua Fria.
 Mrs Joseph Melvin arrived from the Verde today She comes here for niedi- cal treatment.
 C. F. McClintOck, editor of the Phenix Herald, and Rev Dr. Warren leave for Phehix tomorrow.
 Johnny Roberts; whose leg was broken some weeks since while coasting on Capi- tOl hill, is about again, on crutches.
 Henry Harrison was arraigned before Justice Moves this morning on a charge of fast driving and fined fifteen dollars.
 Mir John T. Hosue General Superin- tendent of the Santa Fe line, left for New Mexico today MT Ben Baker also left for home.
 X telegram received from Frank Mur- phy states that he is in enroute from San Francisco with parties to examine the Model mine, bonded by him some months ago.
 Belva Lockwood, the woman lawyer. claims that the suit instituted against Sen ator IIllI is bona lide, and that the silence and absence of Jessie Raymond have been purchased
 0rrick Jackson, Judge C. A. Tweed, 4. M Hewitt, Mr. Chapman, An Kue, An Louis arrived from the South today. also, one lady passenger from Gillett
 Mir A. W. Perrin, the editor cf the Cataraugus Republican, left to-day for Mineral Park. It is Mir Ferrin's inten tion to write up the mining resources of Mohave county for the New York press
 Mr Gideon Cornell. of Sandy, Mohave county, k in town. and from him we learn that the Signal and McCrackin mills are running on good time and apparently do- ing we'll The Chinese exodus from California 70 New York cGEtiuu~s and inc Eastern press gen crafty are discussing the subject with fs;uity which sugurs Ill for their future hap piness. The lesson which California has iearnei has been thrown away on Atlantic contemporaries. Frank Murray has at the Black Can yon stage office, some very fine specimens of copper ore from the Seibrr mine. about twelve miles ~outh-caSt of Prescott The ore is rich, the ledg, large, and the prop orty good He also has a fine lot of gold and silver ores from Turkey creek. Private adviccs from Tonto Basin state that prospecting has been impossible, until quite recently, by reason of the unprece- dentcd snow fall iu that section. The snow is now almost entirely gone. The prospects for many and rlch finds is very good and parties who left Prescott some time since are in high hopes of making good finds. At meeting laNt evening. held at the residence of T. W. Otis it was unani- mouslv voted :he Home Missionary Socie- . iy of New York. be requested to supply the people of th;s place with trst-class Congregationalist minister Dr Warren. superintendent of missions of the Congre- gational church of the Pacific Coast, was present, and through him the request is to be made