The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-13
Local intelligence.

Al Bernar,l, formerly of Prescott, is now domiciled at Huachuca.
 Hon. T. J. Butler is expected to arrive home in about a week or ten days
 Nothing has yet been heard sf Henry Stoddard, who skipped out of Big Bug some time ago.
 John J. Gospe left to-day for Pnenix, to be gone seven days. John J. knows where to go for sympathy.
 Paymaster Johnson, accompanied by an escort, left Whipple for Verde and Mcdowell, to pay of the troops.
 Lieut.. Kingsbury arrived at Whipple a few days ago from Fort Apache, where he has been stationed for several months.
 A large sum of money arrived in Pres eott on Saturday, for Paymaster Johnson, who will distribute it in few days among the "boys in blue
 James Rosboroughf of the Mohave mail line, returned to-day from California. where he has been spending the holidays Jim has had good time of it.
 The Alta Arizona, has not reached this office for three weeks Whats the matter, Oureton, is there something in the paper you are ashamed to let us seel
 Guilford Hathaway, an uncle of Gull ford Hathaway, and grandfather of E. II. Smith, of this city, died last week at AssonLet, Mass He was S2 years of age
 Mr. Warrington, of Groom Creek, is ex- pecting the quartz mill for the Chicago mine dT1y. It is, we believe, of the same patent as the one now at work on the Model mine Peoples valley.
 The Nugget publishes the delinquent tax list of Cochiss county, which occupies four columns III the paper and four- page sup plement. Looks bad for town when so many persons neglect te pay their taxes.
 It is understood that Robert Scott and Patti Rosa, who were here a little over a year ago, aro now on their way to the Terri tory, and may be expected in Prescott shortly, where they are great favorites
 James Reilly. of the defunct Expositor. has had his "kick" and is satisfied He ap- pssred before the election board in Tomb stone last Monday and sad that he would make m further ob jection to the counting tlt al.:t.oa -. urng.
 Gus Stoddard not the missing one, is in cfrpm Big Bug, and Is to spend week or two with onr people. Gus informs us that Big Bug is Nh Kinasly waiting for the boom to strike this county, when II nill do a httle 1 of the bosInins act m the way of mining.
 Sandy Boh.s stage, running between | Tombstone, and Benson, was stopped bv | hghwavm1n on Saturday night, and the | passengers relieved of all their valuables. | Nothing was found in the cxp press box. |. E. Hume, W. r. d Cos chief detect i've was among those ''stood up.'
 l.ieut. Wn Allen, 18th Infantry, sta tioned at Fort Mohave, died very suddenly st that post on t'e Stii just, of inflammation of the bowels. Lieut.. Allen has been III this Deps rtrnent for many years and leaves devoted Wlfc and many friends [" mourn his less. His wife Is prostratcd with grief and is lying dangerously ill at Moh.ye.
 Charlie McHahon, an old-time pros pcctor in this county, but of late years of Tombstone. returning few months since. has struck II rich m the Black Hills district, aud has named the new md the "Mollic Garfield. Some If the ore, he says. re- scmbles that of the Tough Nut Tombstone. If the ores "f the Black Hills district re- scnshlc those If Tombstone. as th.. gentle man says, then grea. fHtarp F.. this county may he expected,