The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

We learn that Capt. ". H. Seamans prJ- t..ses to retire fron the Internal Revenue service and engage in priyatc business, "ith h h..iquarters at Tombstone He leaves t'- iaorr5w night ou a holiday visit tohls family ID Oakland. .-I Citizen, Dee k.
 Prf. e. ". Maynard, an eminent mining engineer uf New York, IS in this city, the guest of Judge Silent. Prof Maynard has been travelling extensively in the northern portion of the Territory, and tonight he wilI l-s the guest of Chief Justice French at the Maison Dyree. Citizen.
 Governor Powers has his Inill nearly euin- .Ieted m Peoples Valley, and the intention l. t0 start it up early next week lie iA'' SIX CLiname7l working the Al0dei miie, ie- ! iug unable tu find American hb'F, when 2, ,,.s t.1 shps that this part of Arlz5na IS hr' : .,ve-stecked with vorknen. Nlth the aA- T..r.t of Spring several hundred men "Ill be { able t" find employment in and around tA-a immediate vicinity.
 The lg-islatorz from tie southern counties are. I,..,iuniug to make preparations for their J.rartgre ts the Capital We see by the Turs .r, ,.sl,.gs that meeting is tO be called 1T, aha, city an the 27th for the pgrIsse oI .,-ttige th. sense of tLc citizens on the CaV!- ,,l ouestiai,. We say if it sto be taken nir"1" r. send if t., th= line of >,nora, as the Mo1l- e,..s have a Lsuaoring to see an American Gs,esu.r. and tAsir desires should b; re- alrIgd in thls fes..o,t.
 ! The Nellie Bod Troupe. sad to be s'.d' lha.ias e1mH.-.cl successful seas'n "i iflaviDa m S sutherH Asiz.ns, age about i' fisI, Prcse.,, aud entertain our l-og.e duF- iiag the hoIlays. and. lerA-ls- extend thelF
 -tay iu,a January. aud deiigh; the sol"nS "i the Legislature. We hope they may, as they
 no doubt will. be successful in Prescott which never throws of on anything that has
 real merit, such as we learnthe troupe about |. yi.i, us possess. The advance agent "i , thu, conpany arrived in town to-day. , A pstition for the pardon of James Miles lb,s b..u circulated and generally signed by
 our best citizens It Is to be hoped, since
 ,his yo,inr man has seen the errors of hi' life and repented sincerely, that pardon
 may l,e extended. fl not for the sake Of th' voung uian himself. for that of hls parent D and other relatives, whoare of our most esti |. pable citizens. Mr and Mrs. Miles are IT , their declining years. anl the calamity q
 e,gecially heavy on Mrs. NJ. who d'te .i,son her son James, who has been uiioi'N
 nate in his associations with desperate cliai e acters.
 trT,.yw,Sr SUIT We are inf"rIuo !. rha, the Bradshaw Basin Mlll and Mmn .e C.m,any. through their attorneys, Messrs Churchill .S Mastersou, have placed an ai
 ,achment on the Prince and Warrior mine
 and commenced suit against the New h"r
 Syndicate c. recover something over S"."'
 for non fultllmcnt of contract That Is i'
 refusing to deliver ore to the pack train e
 the Bradshaw Basin Mil and Mining Con Q, rauy. thu, keeping their miil i.le and dan ap1ug chem to the amount set forth in ti
 cpmplaiut The Sheritwcn ""t aui place
 thc attachment "n th, mines yesterday.
 sonora vs. Sonora vas the ;itie of the Gas
 that came up before Juige Cate tlis .lte
 noon. requiring the presence of Doct. Tonl ' iiu, as interpreter, IT, hens 'ef h,en ''' VI lu.. ou a ,.su,y ,Grt. ard nne oi ihe Ia'rt'e
 d far aru-I. having Christmas turkey '" chicken. c,y. n her aiaj. conceived q '' id,a If fl,,c1ip4 che f,ais. Tho dl.' w
 Imare than their .,i,a-hs could stand. Tia
 ,n,,,d ;h.,r t.,s up c, thg dsls,s ~c.l.ei $40 \ charge was preferred agsiHst the hsn"' n l,u, lady for having administered Pois"u
 the s-pd N decision rendered a. the tU ,-t %: s,us {, rrcss. un, thing s cUd,r ay there uill bc n' chicken dIaner on Chr-
 ma, day at the house of th, ""Ecr "i q
 fowls. The cruel deed has been done.