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

Last night was a singer. The air was thu and warm fires a luxury
 .J"hn Hance Is in town from the Verde and Mr. Spence from Palace Station.
 C. '. Shelton, the pioneer of Lynx Creek, is in town laying in supplies for Christmas.
 Rev. Gilmore is in this section to pass Thanksgiving. He resides at Peoples Val ley.
 Mir Lln is in Prescott from his railroad works. He Is anenergetic man and will make it win in the end.
 The District Court has adjourned until Friday morning, 9:30, for the purpose of ob- serving Thanksgiving.
 SEWING MACHINEs-A Florence and a Wheeler and Wilson, Ill good order, for sale or trade al J. L. Fishers.
 Richard Dekuhn came up last evening from Cherry Creek, leaving Mrs. DeKuhn and children to take care of the ranch.
 The case of the Territory vs Hall, for the killing of Bishop at Flagstaff, Is on trial in the District Court. II came up this morn- ing.
 Some Tucson papers, desiring to mislead applicants for office, have reported falsely on the question of Governor, and other pa pers have fallen into the trap.
 Mir. Rowe. merchant at Tiptop and Nul- ture City, is Tn Prescott. He expects, in day ur two. to move his family into new residence vest of Granite Greek.
 Tomorrow being set apart as day of Thanksgiving, the printers of the MINER office will occupy the entire day picking tur- key bones; hence no paper.
 Mir. Hughes has purchased the saloon business ir tiris city from Mir. Tom Dly, and has just received from California Sl ,OJO worth of fine liquors and cigars.
 MT. Mcrrington Is in from Groom Creek. where everything looks lively, 80 far as min ing is concerned. Soon operations will commence there on grand scale.
 The examination oi Sam Ball for the killing of McGuirc is progressing before Judge Moves. It is a slow procedure on account of taking down its testimony.
 We are pleased to learn that an old and highly esteemed citizen of Prescott has ust fallen heir to a nice fortune, through a oer tain patent. which has just been sold m Chicago. THr McBRIDE CASE.-The jury iA the ! case of the Territory vs McBlide, after be ! ing out nearly twenty-f"ur hours came into | court and announced their inability to agree. The Judge ordered them discharged. The | case will have to Joe re tried.
 On Cherry Creek we hear ihat several | miners are working gold ore by r,stia pro- .,.as and making grand success. 4 god ! mil in that district, under c"npctcGt man arcinrut. would pay well. Let some one start the thing m motion.
 J. C. Clarh.on an old timer in this sc,,i,n. returned to-day from Colorado, ] wher,. h. las been for tw" gears. He tells Us that the track layers on the -i. h r. F. 1 H. are puttIu. down two miles Der day, and : ,l,a, th. road will be completed [" Brigham City durn. this month.
 N. v.,,. pleased {" meet m town to-day Mir W. Fl. Harrington, who keeps large raloou a, Lsi!s headquarters. Those wHo ,i,i; ,lA; sey;,on should not fail in visiting tine house cf Dick Harrington, fer he has the u4rGe ai being king siaong men, with a heart as large -> an oN.
 The TCs-an Star oaro that E"r. Mir. Ad.,u, erected the II. F.. Churches at p;arniz. Globe, Tucson Pihal anl Tomb -,...,r. Wirh ali du" defcrence to the Star Mr. Adams did not erect the V. F.. Church ia Globe. The credit k due the Ec,. Mr. Win4r. Globe Silver Belt.
 NIT. Wm. Wawkowski. salesman for Joe Poheim. merchant tailor. San Francisco, ar rived in Prescott yesterday, and is busy to- day soliciting orders f"r bis house. The reputation of MT. Waw kowski as a cutter anl filter. and the firm he represents for square dealing and reasonable rates insure cnod regiment, and We would advise our readers ia tsse advantage of this opportun- ity to secure d wi,,:er supply of clothes i'm mediatcly. as Mir E. only remains few days.