The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
Local intelligence.
SATURDAY..
The mail was two hours late so day.

The mail was two hours late s day.
 Local items are as scarce as hens teeth.
 Quite number of people, taking advan tage of the snow, were out sleighing to-cay
 See ads" If Dissolution and Palace co loon, which appear iii another column.
 Jim Guild is putting new floor in th' Central Restaurant.
 Up to 8 F. NJ. to-day snow to the depth oI nine inches hsd fallen.
 Secretary Go.per has continued his iour' ney on 10 Yuma, where he will remain few days.
 Placer miners sre happy. The snow has given them new life and prospects for beuntiful seasons work are before them.
 Mir. lines. for many years largely inter. estsd in the cattle business Tn Mohaye county, is now resident of this county.
 J. M. Nelson arrived from Tip top this morning, and reports that camp as being rather lively.
 Southern California is again threatened with drouth, no rain, to speak of, has yet fallen.
 The firm of Buckalew IS Ochoa, one of the oldest in Southern Arizona, has failed Liabilities s60,OOO. Assets unknown.
 The Mining and Engineering Journal ar rived to-day As usual, the Arizona col umn is confined to Tombstone.
 J. W. Dougherty, G. W. Bowling and Mrs. Lane departed by the Black Canyon Stage today. No arrivals.
 Bob Cornell has fine stock of liquors and cigars on the road. The cigars, 3O,OOO, assorted, are expected tomorrow, and the liquors some time next week.
 Bendor. 'the bell ringer in his loud, sonorous voice, informs our citizens that the auction sale of fine paintings is postponed on account of the ''illnsss of the weather.
 A few days ago stray kitten found its way into this office, and IS now as contented as ever a cat could be. Who wants this elegant Cat!
 The children of Fred Hiltenbrand, of the Apua Fria, are lying very sick at that place. Dr. Ainsworth has been called on to go and attend them.
 We have received the first number of "Ccal." published by the Scientific Publish inr Co. If New York. It is devoted to the cosl interests sf the United States. Price, s@@.oo Fer year
 W !. F.~,u.on showed us some bsautl- ful a..,-,i..-l- res eerisy from the P""rnlan anG other - .r., ia Tiger district. .couole of -n..s ,t s.. ; reok would satisfy the most h.. is.3 ot u--H.
 t;acr.s ! ..a. Dho always has something es,,,i tor t.. ..inJcrs, called at this ofice to- da- sad ..f- iot "f nice. Julcy apples, an3 hc can dcutnd on It that they were cufucl dcwa wi;h cunAIderalle smacklng ot the lips.
 sThn Hoa Charles J. Guiteau'' is de gcril,e1 |, the Cincinnati Enquirer as ''the self-rroc.ame'i junior partner m the firm Of Deity &l.d pso''
 We hnor %. one person who does not think well pi .hc beautiful snow. The per son referred tp ell-zipp-down in tho horrible. nssty. .lushy. mushy snow. We are now waiting anNiously for poem on the sl.shv. lnushy snow. Cant some sf our ycuag ladies compose a few lines on being showed iR!
 Johnny Dousherty. of the o. k. Store, depar.ea for the east to-day. In. sudden deiarttlre was caused by telegram to the effect that his mother was very Ill. He e1- meets ta send his cousin out to assist hin III his business. He will return in about a 1 month. Fred Erecht has received a lot of Eastern i timber. which he intends using in repairing 1 and building wagons. Fred Is new ready to do anything in the blacksmithing or wagon making line, and has enlarged the shop. fnding it too small for the amount of work that he has to do.
 Costing is all the go with the boys of Prescott just now, they having made nice track on the hill back of Goldwater & Bros store, and. with big bonfire to throw bright light for protection, they scoot down the hill ricketty split.