The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
Local Intelligence.
TUESDAY.

\. C. Sheckles left for the Tiger mine this morning.
 Ben Wade, of Chino Valley, was circulat- ing around town to-day
 A pr1vate letter from Nulture says there is a great deal cf sickness in that camp.
 Ryland's circus is still perambulating through the Southern part of the Territory.
 Geo. W. Hull is mp from the Verde and reports everything quiet in that neighbor- hood.
 Messrs Allen lE Marsh, contractors, are raising the side walls of Howey's brick building.
 A hospital for the sick employees of the Atlantic 6 Pacific railroad IS to be estab- lished at Albuquerque.
 Geo. A. Treadwell, Superintendent of the Central Arizona Company, has returned to the mine after protracted visit East.
 If the Wallapais get on the rampage our soldier boys may See active service in scout ing around through the Juniper mountains.
 Marshal Dodson and posse commitatus consisting of |. $. Jackson, ran couple of inebriated individuals into the lookup yes terdsy.
 Late advices from Tucson are to the effect that the Tucson Rangers are still gallantly halding the brUsh house on the ranch six miles from the city.
 Baldy Moore came in yesterday from his Lynx Creek mines, bringing with him quite a snug little sum of dust, the result of his recent cleanup
 Frank Shultz. the irrepressible prospeetor, leaves again m few days for the purpose of looking into some of his old claims, andalso to see if he can find anything new in the way of mining properties.
 A number of Prescott sportsmen went out bird shooting yesterday afternoon. One gentleman succeeded in bagging fifteen quail, while the rest came Gmping in with from one to ten each. Quail are getting very plenti- ful ir the valleys
 The Californian for May is at hand. The present number Is reIlete with choice se- lections in both poetry aud prose- The it. lustrated article on the Early Missions of California will prove of great interest to all who have ever visited the Golden State.
 Jack Shull has disposed of his extensive livery and sales stable business in Prescott, known as the Plaza Stable, to L. c. Palmer, lately from Kansas, but who IS as an old time resident cr this place, having come here with the Callen party several years ago.
 It is stated that one company of Cav airy and a company of Infantry will be at Whipple within the next day or two, and more will be sent here soon, to be located within easy striking distance of the Indian tribes.
 Our readers should not fail to read the new lad" of The Lion" One Price Store Messrs. Kuhn, Wurzburg & Co. are live en- ergetic business men, and have an elegant stock of goods which they take great pleas ure in showing to their customers. Their prices, too, are such as to astonish old Ali- zonans. Give them a call.
 There Is n5 probability that any of the Territorial militia will be called upon for service against the Indians. Governor Tritle is unwilling to burden the Ter ritory with debt, and besides there are troops enough now in the Department tc put down any uprising among the Indians likely to occur.
 Major Ingalls, the genial agent of the A. & F. stage line IS now comfortably located in his new offices on Cortez street, opposite the old court house. The Major informs us that the -S90 rates to New York have proved very popular, and that all who wish to avail themselves of this opportunity to make a cheap trip East can procure tickets at the A. & P. stage office.
 The Prescott Rifles met last night in Howey's hall, and were put through course of drilling. The awkward squad" is pretty large now, but few evenings more will take the stiffness out of their joints, and the measured tread of ''hay- foot, I" straw foot" will be heard on all sides. The com pany meet again this evening, when a num- Der of new recruits will be present to sign the muster roll.
 MILIrARY.-The following telegraphic in- structions have been confirmed by special orders Company C, 12th Infantry order ed to return to Et. McDowell; Company A, Sth Init. to return to San Diego, Cal Com pany H. J2th Init. to return to Ft. Lowell; Troop Fl, 9th Cav. to return 10 Ft Verde; Second Laeut. R. F. Ames, 9th Init, to re turn to Ft. Yuma. Cal. Private J. w. Cheek, Co. A, j2th Init, undergoing sen tence at Fort Yuma, Cal, an abatement of five days for each consecutive month of good conduct will be made in his sentepce
 Yesterday afternoon Mir Dan ITatz, of the Pioneer H tel borrowed c. P. Stan tons spirited team of horses and took his family out f his Groom Creek ranch. In hitching up ile team for the returh trip, Dan, who has grosgn somewhat rusty in the manipulation oi horse gear, let the neck yoke straps remain too long, and III coming down steep grade the wagon f3n onto the horses heels, which frightened them so that they started of on run. overturning the wagon, and -1i,iuo Mrs. Hatz and the chil- dren by the roadside in prgmiscuous man ner and deno'ishiug the vehicle, Tut strange to say not in:nsi1g the occupants in the least. The horses also escaped with few slight scratclles. u Was 9 narrow escape.