The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25
Local intelligence.
sATCR RDAY.

We are having cold weather.
 The streets are full of teams
 Last night was the coldest of the season.
 More strangers throng our streets tG- day
 Al Seiber guide scout, aud Indian fight CT is in this section.
 Herzog has on hand full assortment of fruit fresh and nice.
 Geo. ". Curtis returned from h-s New Mexico trip to-day per stage
 Several parties are in from Flag Stsa ard the adjoining l. k. camps.
 Oysters from Baltimore are coming into Prescott by the loo dozens.
 Don't forget to cal on San Gold~aser when you want to enjoy good cigar
 Gen Wilcox bss gone t5 ths seJ,l- ern portion of the tcrioory @.ai.t-
 In the case of the Territory vs. Stephen Condron for perjury resulted n tis verdict of zcquitts.L
 TOMBSTONE NUoGEr-We hear tEat Mr. H. NJ. Woods b@s sold lis interest ID the Nugget to Dick Rule.
 A. ]. Hascn is just in receipt of fifty sets of fine Concord harness, which he offers st unusually low prices.
 J. L. Gabbert brought in full load of stoves, goods etc, today from Mar oopa for Fredrics ,S Hill.
 M. McCarty, who is in from Fi4gs,sii, on the A. & F. Railroad, tells lIs that work along the line is progressing nicely.
 Captain C. P. Eagan has been quite sick. His complaint we undersnand IS a nervious contraction of the nerves of the breast
 Criminal prosecutions although disposed of a. hurriedly and carefully as possible, will, nevertheless, cnst this county large sams of money.
 The mines on Groom Creek are being worked with vigor, and about the first of the year there will be the 2randsst boom out there that has ever seized Northern Ari- .ona. -.----r- .- o.. ~~ >~ -' Norman Marlov and Mis-. Frankie Lane 
 Thursday evening by being pronounced man and wife. dance followed, snd 8 general good time vas indulged in.
 Hon. Clark Churchill. to-day. in the de- fense ot Stsphen Condron made an able and eloquent argument, clearly dcmonstrst- ing the fact that he Is not only all excellent adviser but . thorough defender. c. R. Martindell has been appointed by MT R. F.. Harrington, the excellent for- sartling and commission merchant of Mar copa, his collecting agent Tn Prescott. Mr. F. is safe man to do business through, hence patIonize him. Tue Tucson Citizen comes out ill an item a2ains. l. H. Bchan. sheriff of C"chise county Rchan has lived in Arizona loo long for the backmaiier toiniurc him. The idea of an imported upstart talking about old cItizens ot the 1eTrlt"ry. We ar. told that Hon. W. II. Hardy Is a l Richmond in the field and wants to be Gov | srnor of Arizona. The Alta has not men 1 toned Hardy name and then the petition for Hon T. IT. Butler has been unanimously 1 signed in Mohave County. Otto. the tonsorial artist, i. now located 1 right In the heart of town. having one ca the ! cosiest and city-lke barber shops in Pres 1 colt He Is occupying the former office of the Black Canyon Stage ColnpaEy, ] along side of the Sazerac saloon. and Is now prepared to meet his old and neN patrons, of whom he has a host. THE PETITION. During three days. with : out soliciting ;o any great GegT,e. the p,- titition asking President Arthur to 1Ppo.Et ! Hon. T. ]. Butler ss G"Vcri,r o5 Ar.zaua has received over 500 .icnAtnr-s. and oa.y ! three men refusing to sign, one beceI'ss ha had sisned petition for N. ii. Hel'iy appointment, ana another because he didn't ! think Butler would go in for "iid Cat ! schemes. snd another because Ie never signed petitions. Where Is sa-re another man that csn find snch uliyc.5ai Giooyso { Inent.