The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-22

"Sdom' the acknowledged "boss in sh shs manuiacture of wagons. still keeps his '"'ns'e out at the shop of Fred Brecht.
 Joseph La Franchi has no,;.o i. :. aay paper, which any one who h,s ,ao,
 pork on the hoof- will do we'll f, na,r,.
 W J. o'Neil, administrator of tn. estate oi Daniel Quinlin, deceased. has notice to .ne creditors of said estate in this iss,e of the MINER. ms i'sue oi
 Dah Leonard, who worked at the MINER oiiice Tor over year, and left Prescott for the States with NIT. Crow and family has arrived in Wisconsin, his home.
 r. A Fisher, who has charge of the goods and effects of M Guerrin. bankrupt mas returned from trip to the Signal coun- uy: The balance of the merchandise rs- manning on hand next week will be closed out at auction.
 Ben. Weaver, since his return from a visit 10 me States, has been oyerhaulin. and changing the goods in his establishment making room for the large assortment winch he purchased in San Francisco now enroute to Prescott.
 low Hop X Co.,. have an advertisement in .iis issue oi the MINER telling what they nave TOT sale. They make the tea trade a sPeciailty ana clam to keep the finest brands Tn the market. Read what thev nave to say and then examine their goods.
 The many friends of Rev. J. A. Merrill Will be pleased to know that, in company With hls family, he is passing pleasant l tune In Germany. They will also have the pleasure oi perusing, in the present issue of the MINER, a very interesting communi- eaton from his ready pen.
 L. Bashford < Co.,. the mammoth mer. cantile house of Prescott, have been busy for several days receiving their winter stock | of merchandise, comprising every conceiya. ble article needed by the tanner. miner 1 prospector or business man. Their house is one of the oldest and most substantial in | the Territory, carrying stock worth a great many thousand dollars.
 ! Robert Cornell has again received q large l assortment of imported cigars and liquors. Cornell is one of our solid men and intends I to keep up with the times and his neighbors 1 by keeping the very rarest brands of all goods in his line. We would advise those who wish to indulge in genuine havana l to call and examine the goods just received at the establishment of MT. Cornell.
 AN ELOQUENT SPEECH.-Nothing but the unusual pressure on our columns prevents our giving entire the admirable and grpce- ful speech delivered by Surgeon \. W. Me Mahon, at the Grand Army of the Republic reunion, held at San Jose recently. as re- ported the San Jose Herald. Nothing finer has been done on this coast since the ''silver -tOngued Fitch" left us.--S. F. News Letter.
 ELEGANT AssoRTMENT.-A.J Mason, the extensive manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes, has just received an additional assortment of everything in his line, and has now one of the best assorted and most elegant establishments in Arizona Mir. Mason sells his goods at small profit and warrants every article as recommended His stock of boys, misses and childrens shoes is just immense.
 Ono BoSITo.-Messrs Dolan & Cram re- ceived their money yesterday from Judge Archer for the Gro Bonito mne, in Brad shaw. This particular sale can be mention ad as bona-fde one, the money having been planked down and no jaw-bone in the premises. The Gro Bonito mill is now on The ground and will soon be up and run ming, The company have purchased q good property and intend working 1t in such manner as to make 1t a paying institution, hence profitable investment for those in terested.
 co. BEAN-Mr. Bean left Pre colt few weeks since for San Francisco. with a view of purchasing rosster for his Aztlan mill, incorporating the May Bean mine, and negotiating for ten-stamp mill for the Davis mine. He telcgraphs back that he has accomplished all he went for, therefor we conclude that another ten-stamp mill will soon he erected on the IIassayampa and producing bullion by the ton. A few more men like C. C. Bean, and Arizona would soon take tine lead of all States and Territories in the production of the precious metals.
 Henry Tuning, of the firm of L. x II. Tuning, Las Lunas, New Mexico, who has been employed for many months supply ing Camp Apache with several hundred thousand pounds of grain, having been compelled to bring large portion of the same from the States, arrived in Prescott, on Monday evening last. The Messrs Tuning Brothers of New Mexico, are known as extensive contractors with the Govern ment. heavy merchants and perfectly re- liable in all their dealings. Henry will re- man but day or so in Prescott, when he will return to Apache and see to filling his contract in full before returning home to the RIo Grande.
 Mohavc County has been cut of entirely from the Capital of the Territory se far as mails are concerned. The contractors have failed to carry our thelr promises with sub contractors. and they have secured" op doing work at low figure, and that too in the face of possibility of not being able to collect the amount agreed upon. The postmaster at Prescott has telegraphcd and written to the department at Washington in regard to this grand outrage upon the people of Arizona, and hopes soon to see the evil remedicd. Better give Mohave county mails to winch she is entitled or else fence her up. Keep out emigration, and hold the same as an ornament ana instrument from which worthless mall con tractors may fatten and grow rich. Discharged.
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