The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-23
Loca! intelligence.
THURSDAY.

Louisulon llas wheat at {. cents per lb
 Headquarters in the field are now at Cam
 Grant.
 Ms Tobin was passenger in by yester days Black Canyon stage.
 There Is great amount Of merchandis' at Maricopa waiting shipment to the north
 The rain of yes.eriay extended out fol many miles in either direction from Prescott
 An interesting letter appears in to-dsy'' issue of the NlSEa from the pen Of Hon. I. J. Butler.
 Steamer will leave Yuma, A T., Saturday October sth, 1881, fer Camp Nohave and intermediate landings
 During President Gar3eld's last moments h;. mind was wandering and often went back to Mentor and it's surroundings.
 NIT. Shennfeld. . popular K. R. con- tractor, arrived in town to-day. He .s send ing goods forth to his camp.
 The double edition of the MIsER of yes terdsy, containing speeches, etc, delivered at the meeting Tuesday evening. MAS sn- tircly exhausted e an early hour III the eve mug.
 Engineer Kincnsr, of the 4. S r. R. F.. |, Is back ln the Territory froa: the east and has gone to Mohave County for the purpose of staring work near Blackberry. Other engineers are also enroute to that section.
 An Illustrated description of San BeInar- dino County. Cal, has recently beeG issued 5y the publisher Uf the Index which IS full of information and must prove of immense value to the garden spot of Southern Cali fOrnla.
 Our enter7J-ising friend and merchant, Y. Eilis, has received over l00, eco lbs of bar ley at his store-rooms m Prescott during the last three days. He has much more enrOute. He deals extensively in all kinds of farm produce.
 MILIrARY.-Carr haa advanced on the Indi- an. of Cibicu Creek Sanford's command IS sn the trail of mad, bad Indians. Scarce Indians who hare had all of the dance they want are coming to the San Carlos for ra- tons and peaceful ho.res.
 Major Sanfords command IS pressing hard on the heels of the Indian outlaws and We hear that they are seeking refuge the San Carlos reservation. Sanford IS a brave, energetic officer and we have confidence that he VIII make them sue for peace.
 John k Price leaves tonight for the San Francisco sfountaina- He purchased mow ing machine and horse rake while here and proposes to cut all tie hay which he requires The grass IS now better than has been known for years. Journal
 PREsro CHAsGE-Sow VIZ HAVE IT, Now VIZ Doxr.-Thc telegraph brought us the news ten days ago that Gov. Fremont had T ,- .sr h.lt.,r. f-,v., Waahfr,oy. .,r,t for Arizona. For some reasons best known to himself he didn't sail, but is Eow busy shipping arms to the grown up sons" of Arizona. Wh.t blessing to have such Governor, and to think he didn't come.
 GIANT AND JCDsox.-Mr. Lowry, agent in l California of the Giant and Judson powder, i, Is in town from his home in Sacramento i He has en-route to the agents Tn Prescott, 1 c. r. Head & Co.,, 20 tons Of the above | powder which goes to the line of the Atlantic 1 & Pacific E. R. which is being built just | north of our doors. lie claims great superi- | ority in the two kinds If powder he repre- | scents and understands very thoroughly the 1 manner of using theih to the very best ad- [ vantage and goes to the tunnel and other I places for the purpose of properly intrOduc- | ing these particular brands of non explosive | articles. Giant powder contains about s !! times the strength of ordinary black blasting l powder.
 We were much pleased to meet to-day in ! our city Mir F. N. FTatt and cd Sacra- | mentan. who comes here to invest in the cattle business with Mir. King, an cxper- ! fenced cattle raiser. Mr. Pratt was nego- ! tiating the purchase of Messrs. Campbell & : Bakers herd and stock range, but that trade 1 is of from the fact that NIT. Baker not anx- i ieYs to trade, left for hoire this morning | There are other (ani dcsirable) ranches with | stock which can be purchased reasonable, ! therefore our Sacramento friends need not depart without making trade. No country l offers better inducements to stOck-men than ! Arizona. Money invested here in cattle IS ! es good putting 1t out at per cent. per month.
 ATTEND TO IT.-It should be the aim of mine owners and ali others inte-e-ted in the ! advancement of olr mineral resources to ad- ! ver;ise the'a honestly and literally, when ! ever the opportunity presents itsslf Now, ! here Is a chance to do something ia that line. Our fellow townsman, Mir Jul. N i Rodenburg, expects to leave in short time ! for AlhuGuerqne, N. Nj. for the purpose of | being in attendance at the Territorial Fair [ to be held in that place. In view of helping | exhibit our mineral richness, he will be | pleased to take specimens for sll parties who , will furnish them at an early date. All , specimens can be left at the Arizona Brew l cry and receive proper attention. IL Is to | b. hcped our mining men will not neglect | this very important item. Attend to it at once.