The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
Local Intelligence.
SATURDAY.
Joe Mar is in town from the Verde.

Joe Mar is in town from the Verde.
 Ben Weaver announces that he has fresh ground coffee every day. See his sd.
 John Simmons and wife are in town mak- purchases to-day.
 Dan Hatz received a load of four from Phenix to-day.
 Hon. Tim Hawkins lost valuable check yesterday, and after considerable time and expense luckily recovered it.
 Judge Rush will go to Mineral Park by tomorrow mornings stage, to attend to some business in the District Court.
 Jake Marks and Ed Peck went to the hills yesterday on hunt. Didn't learn how much game they bsgged.
 Miss Ida Buinetf, who has the Walnut creek school, is in town and devoting her time attending at the bedside of her sick mother.
 Hon. Pat Hamilton is in from his trip through the Bradshaw, Humbug aud other mining camps He speaks well of the min ng outlook.
 It is whispered among society circles that grand hymenisl affair IS about to take place among some of our 'culled" folks. A double bed has already been bought.
 For that bnnch of fine cigars presented 70 the MINER yesterday, by E. II. Weaver Of the Ready Pay Store, the compositors re- turn many thanks.
 Buffum and Campbell are having the finishing touches put on the new portico iD front sf their stores. The improvement is very marked
 4 letter from Charley Fredericks, dated few days since, at Tucson, says "Hinson Thomas shot man last night, but didn't klllhim." This is all that VIC know about l
 Ms. E. s. Jordan, of Jordan Bros Verde Valley Touring mills, is in Prescott today. Jordan Bros are giving much attention to the propagation of improved poultry. They have imported large number of eggs from Naps, Cal.
 We have been presented With a ssmple of barley growing in the yard of Geurge W. Curtis which can't be beat by the Phenix- ises, who boast of their barley fields and claim for them a superiority over many ether places throughout Arizona.
 The old Ysqui Wilson station st Ante iepc was sold to-day at Administrator sale for the pittifsl sum of $50. We understand that contention as to title deterred people from bidding on it.
 Mfr Boblett, of Lynx Creek. is on the streets to-day. John Dickson of Skull Val ley, and Uncle Billy March from the base of Thumb Buite, are also pvrambulating our ,horoughfares.
 James. Prendeville, Jimmy -Behind-the- Stovel whose sonorous voice was wont to make the welkiu ring, and wake the echoes that Turk in these grand old mountains snd throug. the sounding forest aisles, was on the street again to-day, bell in hand, an Bounciug a sale at the Court HoIse at l2 o'clock with all the fire and vIgor that char scterized his performances before his tenn porary retirement from active duty-in that line.
 TnE CERBAT MINING Coz. :. Oakes, Secretary of the Ccrbat Mining Company, has sent us the prospectus of their Com pany, description of the mines, etc, Tn a neatly bound pamphlet, of 2s pages. IL also contains the bylaws and other matters of interest. The Company is building a mill at Besle Springs, with capacity not only ts work their own ores, but it will have also s custom department, which will enable prospcctors and mine owners to have their ore worked at moderate rates. Tine Company is organized under the laws of New York, at Cattaraugus. The officers and stockholders are all practical business men and will by economy and safe manage | ment make success, as The mines of that neighborhood are known to be rlch and eX- tcBsIve, A. ". Perrin is President, F. S. Oakes, Secretary, NJ. C. Elliott, Treasurer, and wm. Cslver, Superintendent.