The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-01

The San Francisco Call kas got out new press from New York, which weighs 60.- FPS pounds, requiring three ears to bring it. The freight alone costs the proprietors of the Call <1 .s0397. and if ii had to be brought to Prescott the freight would amount to ss,0li 80 more, or $7,S5f77 freight from New York to Prescott. We shall probably not order one this season, though il is quite plainly to be seen that we shall be obliged to increase our press facilities soon.
 h 1874 the first cylinder press was put in operation in London, and gave of l 100 per hour. printed on one side. Prior to that time all printing was done on hand presses. In iS4s the Hoes, of New York, invented the rotary press, the types being on one cyl inder which passed from four to ten others. each of which was fed with paper and re- quiring from four to ten feeders
 This Bcw press, the name of which is not given in the Call, takes the paper from roll, like roll of carpet, automatically. prints if on both sides before it lets it go, cuts the papers of, folds them. counts them and puts them in piles of a hundred each, by tke thaasands every hour.
 THE KING OF THE KING.
 King of the woods on Eaelsnd's flag
 The Lon flaps in air,
 As if, while on the painted rag,
 His eagle foe 10 dare.
 But ours is no such wsriibe beast
 LAss.-hsar the metal ring
 Call all the mines, and af the feast
 Proclaim the Tiger King.
 Every breeze that comes from the south is laden with good news from the Tiger Mine. !. II. Helm, Superintendent, gave most encouraging account of the development up to the time he left several days ago. and now Geo. Hogle, " M Buffnm and Charley Taylor, got in last night, and each brings still better news. They have now cut twenty feet into the pay shuts with no signs of q hanging wall as yet, aud are taking out ore that assays all the way from twelve dollars to four thousand dollars to the ton. The lion may be king of the woods, but the ''old Tiger is king of tho mines, If silver is money and money is king, g then the Tiger is kirg of money, and, therefore king of the king. s. c. lsees has at last succeeded in find ing his two valuable mares, which broke away from him in this village last Noyem- Der. Since that time Mr. R. has been al- l most continually looking for his runaway | and finally, yesterday morning, through the assistance of two or three Mex | jeans, who live on Lynx Creek, succeeded in capturing his mares, winch have been all the | time grazing in the hills near the cabins ofthe | Mexicans who rendered him valuable assist ance in making the discovery of their and capture. Mr. Rees by the loss of his team, has been unable to haul fencing material wherewith to inclose his ranch in Chino Valley, consequent ly his neighbors stock have helped them selves to his corn fodder and hay, and thus he is out and injured to the amount of several hundred dollars.
 I've often thought, if were pressed
 To name the cruel fate
 most would shun of all the rest
 That curse this low estate
 I'd say, ''deiiver me, beg,
 From takfng etfee boys,
 And send me Egypt's vilest plague,
 Or boils l d count as joys,
 Compared with this eternal noise
 This cowbenogian cl.tter.'
 I wish these half dozen boys
 Would fin their mouths with batter. BUSINESS OF THE '. s. TELEGRAPH
 IN ARIZONA .i