The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
Local Intelligence.
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 Boaos & Spencer have lots of nicc fruit.
 Mrs. Id Bowers is visiting friends in Prescott.
 To-day's dispatches brings sad news from the city of New York.
 Miss Wilcox goes on visit 10 friends ia San Francisco soon.
 Col Head is absent from Prescott, having gone visit to the MogOllon mouEtsius.
 Mrs. JGlge Rush will return on thc coach tO morrnE morning from visit D relatives and friends in California
 Ms,look's team arrived yesterday. and was relieved of its heavy load of miscei- laneous goods.
 A new set of officers and directors were elected to control the Arizona Central Rail- road Company, to- day.
 Dan Gessiuger uuloaded a huge lot or merchandise at the mercantile stole of L. Bashford & Co, one 0f the most extensive firms in Arizona
 We were mistaken in stating that Mrs. Col. Riddle was about 10 leave for New York. She remains at whipple, and her numerous friends are glad oi it
 We hear that Mr. Walter II. Cook ana Mrs. Mollie SkInkle were united in the bonds of maIrimony a few 0ays since. Glad 10 hear such news always.
 Plans have been drawn :: the Department Headquarters fer q new school house at Camp Verde. Judging from the drawings it Is to be good one.
 Judge Bender made his debut a few days since in the Court of II W FeGry. Bender got away =Ith the Court. District Attorney and three kegs of beer.
 Tn the matter of George F. Johnson. ar rested and tried before Judge Fieury on charge preferred by Mr Hill that John- son threatened his life. the Judge held the accused in 6 small sum to keep the peace.
 Mr. Oliver, the popular Pos; Treder al Whipple. keeps anice, tidy place, and 'Un- cle Abe, '" the superintendent. will be only too happy to smile on or give bis frerds smile as they pass by.
 Mrs. T. N. Alexander, who received seri- | oGs injuries a few days since by being thrown IfOm A wagon. is improving slowly under the careful direction of Dr. Geo. D ! Kendall
 Mr. C. F. Gate came in frsm Tiptop and ] Gillett yesterday He informs us shat times ] have revived very much in that section in ! consequence or the starting up of The mil | at Gillet'. which is turning out over S2, 900 ! per day in bullion. The following named officers. recently 1 promoted, have been ordered 70 join their | proper stations without unnecessary delay: | Captsin l.. 4. Abbott. Sixth Cavalry. Co l k.l Fort Verde, A T.. First Lieut. T. A. Touey. Sixth Cavalry, GO. G. Camp Thomas, \. T.
 . Considerable interest was manifested by Republicans to-day in voting for the Del sgstes that are 10 represent the party from the Prescott precinct on the 23;h instant. Candidates for the different offices had their tickets arranged so as to best ad vance their interests.
 Charges of quite q severe nature have been preferred against Hon. Thomas Cor dis, of the Internal Revenue, and the De partment at Washington has intimated that a change would be made immediately in the Internal Revenue Department oi Arizona.
 The funeral of the late Co-nelin Ramos took place St o'clock this p. m. from the residence of Judge II. Brooks. Quite a number e: the friends and acqHailtances of the deceased followed the remains to the City Cemetery, where they were deposited by the side or those of his wife. who died two or three years ago The burial cere- mony et the Presbyterian Church was rea1 at the grave bY Rev. ]. A. Merrill. Cor nelio Ramos was one of the earliest settlers in this part of fArizona, was well known by ali the old residents and much respected as a peishber, good citizen and an honest man.