The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-31
LOCAL LINES.
SATURDAY.

h N- OhiI p, representative rom tn county, left for the capital this morl
 ing.
 The Democrat states that when !
 " Kales returns to Arizona he wi I bring a wife with him and will I,
 side in Prescott.
 We expect to see a seconI Toml
 stone camp in the vicinity of Tip-To before next Christmas, We rccor
 several interesting items from tina
 section today,
 The Rowe Mining Company vii
 thoroughly develop their propert,
 immediately, the result of whicl
 will guarantee the erection of
 quartz mill.
 ] The HERALD will have q full re
 port by letter and telegraph of tnt
 proce 7dings of our Legislature, ,whicl
 convenes in Prescott next Monday.
 The Rowe Mining Company, ol
 Cave Creek, has levied an assessment
 of three cents per sharcfcr notice of
 which see our advertising columns. Siurenburg's barber shop has been
 torn down and in place of which
 will be erected a tonsorial palace,
 nnequaled, Billy says. this side of Los Angeles.
 Hank Smith, a well known mIn- ing expert, accompanied by gentle men representing large amount of capital,is expected in Phoenix Thurs day morning. TAey come to ex- anime the Brown Brothers gold mine, situated ill the Reno Mount aiEs,35 miles east of Fort Mcdowell. which if found according to their expectations will be purchased and 2O-stamp quartz mill erected on the property immediately That section contains a number Of rich mines.
 Our recent trip 10 San Francisco resulted in securing SIX columns of advertisements for the HERALD and a large list of subscribers. As our support increases, so will the HER. ALD be improved. The first improv- ment will be made in a few days and will be appreciated by our readers.
 The Masonic Society of this city will give q grand installation ball to- night at their hall. The affair is in the hands of a committee of arrange ments, consisting of B1essrs. Herrick, Patton, Conyers, Jackson and HamiI- lon. Mir. Patton will act as Floor | Manager and MT NJ. Mitchell and assistants rot yet selected, will act as Reception Committee An elegant supper will be served at the Bank Exchange Dining Rooms and the af- lair promises to be a great success.
 Tie following are registered at the Phoenix Hotel: Mrs Powers, Thos Blair, J Parks, John Hughes, " II II Harris, F G Burr. F T Burns, Ii II Kendall, A J DonnallJ, B H Eos CT, Wm Dunlap, XIV Drake, " II Reynolds and wife, F II Powers, N Thompson, Chas Scrinan, John Hor- on, Geo Foreman, Mrs Calderwood nd two children, F G Kemper and Nerven.
 The following arc registered at the tank Exchange: " H Rcavis, c II 'ushman, Henry Krowell, Col. Rid y, D Donovan, J Weiters, c Ceppy, oln Green, B Dougherty, " Brill, Hart, W Henry, W Barry, S J tevens, J G Carroll, c W Cook, " a -ndrews, Eyrich. Ned Kellogg, A oretti, Judge &andever, North Will 'x, c H Naylor, c P Moore, Chas andever, Chas Formas, J John Ander- 'n, L Leibenhhuer, Herman Bach, Nolan. s s Perdue, M Reid and P Hardy.
 J. 4. Anderson, of Gillctt, is Tn e city, and from him we learn that n tons of the Silver Prince ore has ] zen shipped to New York. It is ilucd at S3,GOO per ton. Superin- ndent Webber of the Tip Top has 'nded gold claim on Castle Creek r four months, at $3O,0OO. He -rees in the meantime to spend 1000 in prospecting the claim and ore extracted and improvements ade will be forfeited if he fails to F Ile the property. He now has two fits at work. Superintendent ebber also offered Henry Wicken- Irg $30,000 for his mine in Black inYon, which was refused. One tension o: Mir. Wickenburg's mine owned by N. L. Peralta of PhGnix q another by MT. J. 4. Anderson = lIngs are reported lively in the Tip p section and a boom of no small lgnitude appears on the horizon. .
 MONDAY The school children are enjoying -acation this week.
 The Red Mems hop, set for to-mor- Y evening, has been postponed one eek.
 ! T Smith and family and 4 T lith are registered at the Phoenix 'tel np to 1 o'clock.
 At the next meeting of the Red n, Thursday evening, the newly cted officers will be installed. - | meeting looking to the forma- n of a dancing school, will be Id tomorrow evening. The delinquent list Of the Gen. G I