The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
Local Enteiii geDce.
WEDNESDAY,.

Who is to be our next Republican Dele {, gatel
 Bob Grigsby IS in Phenix. Didn't stop at Tiptop.
 MT. Pine, from Lower Granite Creek, is ;, in town.
 Office seekers should begin to throw them 'sefses in sight.
 . .eSpiritualism is increasing ia Prescott.
 We can count up over 40
 2. Ice merchants have stored away plenty ot the article for next summer use. a Kelly X Stephens are making some sen .. sible improvements around their store. Chas. A Randall recieved direct from 'Marieeapa, to day a large stock of hard ware. .
 : Five soldiers and two citizens came m yesterday per Gilmer, Salisbury & Cos e Murat Masterson is out at Saithville fix .., ing up a quartz trap for use. Who IS to get q the ilel
 ,s c. N. Beach. the ''eld man at the stand,
 has gone to Kirkland Valley to be absent two days.
 @-s There are no vacant houses in Prescott. ;; A good sign, eal Tucson papers will please
 not copy the above item.
 Mrs. Dixon, of Skull Valley, intends
 giving up the postoice. Presume the
 emoluments are too great.
 s. A n.by the name of Stoddard has got
 the Prescott and MOhave mail route, tri-
 weekly, for SS;5G0 per annum.
 Passengers south by Gilmer, Salisbury &
 Co.'S coach this morning: Mir Wilson, Tim
 Kelly, Mike Foley and MT. Adams.
 Dennis May is up from Antelope Valley,
 where he has been locatel for several years
 battling away with the hidden treasures
 The Order of the Eastern Star is about
 being organized in Prescott by Morris Gold
 water, Deputy Grand Patron for Arizona.
 Gov. ':Irittlle iitle took the -aath of office to
 day before Chief sastice French. He fS
 now Governor of the Territory of Ari-
 zona.-
 Mrs. Virginia Couch, deceased, has nu- merous relatives in this Territory, and the hOnbre de JieR, who has administered on the estate and sold the property in hurry, Is likely to get into serious trouble over the affair.
 Hog Davis, good looking man, quite in- telligent and most consumate loafer. has been assigned to the chain gang at Albu- querque.
 Townsend Cox, Jr, splendid young man, Is en route to Prescott. He has good property in the Dosoris. We are glad to have such people come among us.
 J. J. Fisher, the railroader. has been Estsf married a krifa and laoflnI 4, Prescott his family residence. We welcome them to our beautiful mountain home.
 Mir. John McNary has sent US a le scription of his Leadville mine, near Copper Basin, which We will allude to some of these days. He thinks he has good mine Hope it's so
 It Is said that c. C. Bean has a fine cop per mine over south of the Sierra Prieta | It's too big, we fear, because Bean says tits as big as the Courthouse, and it's solid copper"
 Mir. Berry, who keeps trading place on the railroad, is in town to-day rustling up his goods from Moricopa to camp, and making other purchases of our Prescott merchants.
 Farming has commenced in earnest with our hard working farmers. In every valley we hear of the activity being displayed by grangers, who have confidence m this coming season for a bountiful harvest.
 Fred Brecht, the blacksmith, has received from the manufacturers large and beauti- ful Halls safe, in which, he says, he pro poses to keep scrap iron, king bolts and 2 other valuables. His establishment has steadily grown from small beginnings to a large and permanent institution. ,.,. Mr. William Miller an old Humboldt prospector, tells us that the present cold snap is fast drying up, or rather freezing up the. water in the mountains to the south of Prescott. Mir Miller has lost his cayuses for several days and is on the . hunt for them. James Nee, of the Tuscumbia mill and t mine was taken ill, quite suddenly, last | evening but, We are pleased to learn, is all q right again and ready for business. He t brought Tn and shipped to San Francisco V several lars of fine bullion, and expects to repeat the dose often.
 : Mir. Ferris, of Walnut Grove. arrived ii yesterday and departed today. He is c preparing to develop some of his mines p in Bradshaw Basin and put them in proper st shape for the keen eye Cf the mining ex- sl pert. He brings the usual good report iHs H from other districts in the vicinity of n, Walnut Grove. 6, BLACK WARRI bR.-Mr. Corners. foreman C. of the Black Warrior mine, in Peck district. aI is in town, and reports ali quiet in that di- vi rsction, waiting for winter to break. The hoisting works for the Warrior Is within six n. miles of the mine, and will soon be brought fa in, put up aud set to work The Black a, Warrior Company has decided at last to de- ,rr vslop its proper'y thoroughly, with view ii to patting up reduction works. Ia D. F. Mitchell, the photogra;, her. has re- hi ceived from St. Louis mammoth camera be for taking large views of buildings. land tn scapes, freight trains, mines, mills, farms de etc. With his improved facilities AIr. tol Mitchell will nov be enabled to make s,t ma perier pictures, for which he will, no doubt, so receive large incrcaseof orders. hl' Our neighbor, Jessens the brewer had va his GOODS robbed last night of all his poul v trV, except two chickens As tbis raducas