The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-12
Mohave County---Good Mining
 News.

" l here have been many Chanscs in aiAaHN since you have copied from Cerbat reports, and taking everything into consideration the country looks very well.
 "Mr j. E. Fisher made quite successful ru, with the furnace recently on ores from the New London mine, which nearly all belong to him He now has a force of men on this mine. and it is rapidly developing into what seems q true Assure vein, carrying from htty to sixty per cent. in lead and considerable amount in silvec. l am fully satisfied thst Mir Fisher can make a continuous run of the furnace oa orc from this mine."
 "Cory & Potts will make shipment of ore within the week from the Little Chief, Bis mark, Jackson and Fairfield mines, and all this ore will go high"
 I've have rumors of two mills to be ship ped immediately, and guess one Of them IS correct'
 "McCrackin, down in Cedar Valley, has ! struck very rich orc, and will soon make considerable shipment via Williams Fork" "We received to-day quite encouraging l news from other points in Cedar Valley, and learn from J B Fisk, that Richard Gird and Mr. Weber are buying claims quite extensive ly in the Cedar Valley country" VIC. THE December number of the "0verland Monthly" is as interesting as any fits previ- ous issues during the year. The first article, "Chips from an Indian Workshop" is of inter. est to Arizonians who have seen so many such shops and found SO many relics. "The Am erican Novel" expresses the feeling of the majority of Americans, VIC firmly believe. "Seeking the Golden Fleece" is kept up with unfailing interest, and other articles are in- tercsting and instructive. The "Overlsnd" commences it's twelfth volume January lst. The price is S4,00 per annum-gold As D., .oxs, and Etrtp af that, it deserves to be sustained.
 GRrrrY.-1'he Arizona Miner in one sense is the grittiest paper we have ever seen. In being carried across those vast sandy wastes, its folds, though in close wrapper, are literal ly filled as full of sand as they will hold. But if any paper on the coast needs to have plenty of sand in its csaw," it is one printed among ye noble rcd men of Arizona.-Iayo, (Cal.) Independeat.
 You seem to understand our wants and comprehend onr desires, so we, comprehend ing yours, will continue sending the MINER, sand or 40 sand.
 Chinese labor in Louisiana has proved un- successful. The Coolies have been mutinous and untractable and in several instances have attempted to murder their overseers. The project has been abandoned and most of the coolies have left the State.
 The War Department has issued a general order requiring disbursing officers to keeI advances to them in independent treasury offices, and limit deposits in local depository banks to such amounts as may be necessar, for small local payments Steps have been taken which indicate tha Government may move the arsenal iron Benicia to Monterey. -'.
 Alexander H. Stephens thinks a war witl Spain would unite the North and South, anC tend to remove the traces of the "iate un pleasantnsss." ... ....
 The wife of Gen Robert E. Lee, died a Lexington, Va, November 5th. She haC been an invalid from rheumatism for tel years. She was daughter of c. W. F Custis, and aged sixty-tise.
 DEAD.-Lieut Hogan, of the First Cavalry departed this fife, short time ago, nea Camp Bidwell, California.
 EVIL intentions filled our mind, yesterday we very much desired to kill composite who made Hardyylle read Haadyville, am used els for ems in Berry Judge Berry, c the Yuma Sentinel-whose back bone is pro tected, in front, by barrel, containing bon Colorado fish, preserved in diluted alcohol
 TIE New York Tribune, founded by Hor ace Greedy, is not yet foundered by bis succes sor, Whitelaw Reid, as the last number re ceived. at his,office sufficiently proves. " know aman who would and could founder it l aweek, but Yuma wants the whale we allud to--for his blubber.
 SHOULD our Government declare war agains Spain, we win make strict search in and abou this town for a rich Spaniard, with the vie' Of conhscating his worldly goods and sendin him us a missionary to Cachise or Del.Che.
 We have an idea that Congress and th Legislature of California are digging in," b, cant swear to it, owing to the indispostio of what appears to be shoddy teiegrap line. .g r .-- ...e-
 MR JoHs CRiTrESDEs, of Brookvlle, Kar sas, has written for information about or mines, which information we will from tim to time, furnish by mailing him Week. Miner Mir. c. thinks of leading large part to this Territory.
 ,4- The Granger of Illinois have organized Mutual transportation Company, and propoi to buiId cars, make special contracts wit railroad companies to run them, and to sh their own grain and produce.
 A Mir Packard, who left Los Angeles f Prescott, had his life insured in the Apacl Mutual Trust Company before he left hom
 The Truckee Republican states that the a fectionate demonstratioans of the white me toward the squaws has caused the Indians nearly abandon the town. The braves dor u like the style. .f
 We note in the Borderer that the town Las Cruces, New Mexico, is in iourishir condition, that its bCsiness men are progres i've, and take hold of anything that will a vance the public welfare, cheerfully. IT town is pleasantly located in a rich agricr tursl and grazing country with good e mate, on or near the line Of the Texas Paci railroad and will, doubtless, be an importa point in few years. sorr
 Prof Paber has on exhibition, in San Fra cisco, a talking machine, compounded wood, leather, rubber and steel. The init tions of the human voice attained, are said