The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-13
WEDNESDAY,.

T.J Morgan and Hon. W. N. Buffum
 have gone on trip to the Peck district The Black Canyon stage took out only one passenger this morning. Hon. C. (. Bean, we understand, was to have arrived in San Francisco this evening Roll Miller came in today with his team, ! having load of miscellaneous merchandise.
 Quite rain storm was visible from this point thls p. m., m the direction of Chino Valley.
 Ell. Weaver Is in receipt of goods of all kinds. Call aDd see what he has in store and order a supply.
 The Tucson papers. up to the 9th inst, are silent a4 tp organization. Hope they haven; sold out.
 Mir and Mrs Josepl. Ehle have returned from Skull Valley and taken up residence at their old place on Montezuma street.
 Marks Wollenberg is in receipt of q fine lot Of groceries, etc, which be IS selling lower rhan many other houses Tn Prescott
 Natural caverDs of large size, one al least being 600 feet bong. have been discovered a, West Harptree, near Wells, Somer'et- ,hre. Eng.
 Phil Richardson was rigging up a dTill this afternoon for the purpose of prospecting for waie. in the bottom of that hole liz feet deep, dug Dy Prof. Chas. Yates, on the premises of MT. E J. Cook.
 The Presbyterian Church, of Prescott, Rev J A. Merrill, pastor, has elected Ed- W. Wells, F W Blake and E. I. Roberts, Trus- tees, and John Lloyd. Treasurer, for the en- suing year.
 Jack Shull's boy says he has seen lots of wrrstli;g and that scrmmage Tn front of Rabies brewery last evening was not Wrestle. He says the men were awful mad and didn't care If they made each others nose bleed
 Victorio is back in New Mexico again At last accounts he was making for the mountains. 15J mics east of F rt Sta0ton, and quite near the Staked Plains. The troops were after him, and only hours behIud.
 Hon. Clark Churchill has been confined to his bed for the past few days with rheu- maii,m, but under the skillfu treatment Of Dr. Kendall we are pleased to know that he Is up again ani will. Tn a day or two, be able to sttend to his law business.
 One four horse and two two-horse teams of immigrant wagons, filled with household goods, and, best of all, topped out wi:h a gOodly number nf women and children, drove into town this foreroou. We did not learn from whence they came, nor does IT make particle of difference. The fact that they aye here Is a s-gnal for eN'endIng [" them a hea,fhy welcome, especially io the young ladies of tAe expedition.
 .PAssFD Over. Plank < Weeks, prac ticai printer and writer, ,iIed of consumption, n this city. July 2jth Mr. Weeks came from Troy. New York. Co California at the age of ls, and commenced his ayocaiious as printer and contributor on the Mt. Mes>eu- ger in La Porte, Sierra county, Tn 1869 Having pursued al honorable course, he has left many friends.-Minlng aud Scien tiic Press.
 Mr and Mrs. ". C Btshford arrived yes terday. he from Maricopa and she from Stockton. California. Mrs. B. has been 10 Caifornia in search of health which she has pqrtially recovered, and MT E. has been to the railroad to meet her. Mrs. Bisht1rd : health ard strength have improved very much. but she does not accumulate flesh ss people usually do who visit fhe bay of San Francisco and its surroundings after pro tracted residence in these hIgh mountains.