The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-22
Local intelligence.
SATURDAY.

Nr Reayis makes good nightwatchman.
 Prescott merchants are doing good bus iness.
 J. H. Lee Is in town from the American Ranch.
 Sheriff Walker arrived safely at Yuma with his prisoner Blunt.
 Eggs, butzI, cheese and potatoes are scarce III the Prescott market.
 Hon. Pat Hashifton is busy preparing hls book on the resources of Arizona.
 IL IS now going to rain, sure, If 1t don there will certainly be long dry spell
 Many good citizens from Williamson val ley are smiling on Prescott to-day.
 Major Dake and his partners are preparing to start their Lynx Creek shelter next week.
 Mrs. F. W. Blake returned yesterday from Phcnix. leaving her son, Eddy, with his grandpa.
 Many deaths If young cattle are caused by ticks in the ear. Sweet oil IS an excellent reInedy.
 Llrge quantities of lager beer continue to go forth to the line of the Atlantic and Pa cIic Railroad.
 Gilmer, Salisbury S Co.'S coaches will hereafter arrive in Prescott at ? P. Nj. and depart at : A. NJ.
 James Stewart. of stage fame, came in last evening from Phenix and departed again this morning.
 John Raible has placed his shoulder to the wheel, and Is bossing the manufacture of beer at his brewery.
 The party gotten up by some of our young friends last evening, at Curtis Hall, We hear was a very enjoyable affair.
 ". W Hutchinson has returned from the cow ranch of Wilder & Hutchinson. ne doesn't look like a cowboy however.
 Fifty thousand pounds of merchandise was shipped per teams to-day by our mer- chants tn the line of the Atlantic and Pa clhc R. R.
 Tiger mining property was today sold at Sheriff s sale to satisfy judgment ef Ihos. Fitch for three thousand and odd dollars Mir Risley made the bid and Hon. L. Bash ford entered his protest against the sale.
 Seven passengers, as follows, left to-day by Black Canyon stage, necessltatmg the sending out of an extra stage: John Rodg- CTS. w 4 Rowe, Chas. If. Howard, Geo. NJ Lake. Jacob Switzer, NIT. Lawrence and NIT. Myers.
 Carey & Gessinger loaded their freight teams to-day at the store of Hon. John L. Campbell with wool, clipped from the sheep of Campbell k Baker. The wool goes tO Maricopa, and thence to San Fran cisco.
 John King. an old citizen of Prescott and faithful servant, went out per GIlner, Salisbury & Cos coach this morning booked for Ireland. We understand that he IS to le checked through to his destination by or der of Dr. Kendall.
 In Wells. Fargo & Cos Express Office, Prescott, July 10th, 1881, packages for r. F.. Andrews. w A. E. Berry, Chas. Belzan, Clas Bales. Jno Boohm. H. 4. Brown, J. |. Baker. W. H. Bower, W. Farrar, Geo. A. kimball A. W. Parker, Frank Ruggles, C. Steer. (. Stevens. Mrs sherman, (bunch keys. l. l.. Taylor, k. <. Taylor, E. Van Meet.
 Nr. William Weber. gentleman who has had niJcen years experience III smeiting re- fractory ores, has made arrangements to go out and run two Water Jacket furnaces tor C. C. Bean on copper ore, of winch several millions of tons are in sight. If Bean don't make a success III this world he IS sure to III the next for the many laudable undertakings he has inauguratcd.
 Col F. K. Whitconb is in town. The Col halls from Big Bug, where he has large mining interests. Since his arrival from Wisconsin. about the Sth of June, he has done assessment work on eight locations Is now working on the ninth, all of which are producing good minerals and some of them away up Mir. w Is well pleased with the country. mining prospects, etc, and m all probability will make Arizona hls future home.