The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-08

THE WELL BoRER.-Gospcr & Lount have received notice that their we'll boring
 machinery has arrived at Yuma. If is prob
 ably on the Cocopah, which sailed yesterday
 and ought to be at Ehrenberg about the sixth.
 If no unusual delays occur we may expect the big Auger about the 18th, when we un- derstand if will be immediately set to work
 under the supervision of J. E. Anderson ksq- to bore we'll for c. C. Bean at his
 residence on Alarcon street. If it works
 successfully, of winch there can be bat little
 doubt, the next move will be to set up one of tbeir Halladay WindmiIls to raise water from the well into tank to be used in irri- gating the grounds, household use, etc.
 Some people try to do business without advertising. The same thing has been tried in other countries, but 1t never did work nor never will. As we'll might e tesmster undertake to haul freight without using axle greese. No business man who understands the principles upon which business is tran sacted, ever thinks of attempting to do business on the sly. On tle contrary, they all understand that the very first requisite to successful business is to advertise, in the most public manner possible, their ability and willingness to do business, and the fact of liberal advertisement is evidence to the trade that the advertiser is liberal dealer.
 The organization, that the Great organi- ger organized, has functional Arrangement of the organic organism and the organ of the organizers has an erganist, but the strains of his organ are the thinnest kind of organdy. and the organizers that he organi- zed are so inorganic and the adhesive tissue by which they are held in place is like the ligatures that confne the Verterbre of the joint snake, which Prentice said
 "---- may be ranked a wonder,
 For when provoked it flies asunder."
 Mir. Pat Hamilton has shown us samples ofore from his Trinity mine, from the 40-ioot level which has sa lead over two foot wide, and rich pay streak of ten inches. The sam pies brought in by Mir. Hamiltonare of dark gray silver color, and it is thought by good judges of the ore, that they are worth over $500 to the ton. The mlne is conveniently located to Mastsrsons mill, and it is the intention to have his ore worked at that handy institution.
 Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh, is growing in favor where ever it has been tried. A great many people are suffering from nasal catarTh, and catarrh of the throat, ears and eyes. Sanford's remedy is speedy, easily administered by means of an inhaling tube, which accompanies each bot | tie, and never fails to benefit the sufferer. Lincoln & Herrick advertise the remedy for sale, at their drug store, in Heads block.
 A. Goldman, brother to Charley, a suc- cessful merchant of Phoenix, arrived by stage this morning, and will remain in 1 Prescott for short period. He tells us that our old friend, NJ. Wormser, has plant ed this season about 600 acres in wheat and | barley. Planting of grain is about over in | the valley, and as general thing the grow | ing crops are looking we'll.
 Col. Wood came up last evening from the l Kit Carson mine, and reports that he is go- | ing down in the south shaft, and connect ! ing the two shafts according to his original plan, and the mine nor the ore never looked | so we'll as now. He proposes to continue | work until the mine is thoroughly opened, | so that an expert visiting it can see and i know just what there is there.
 BoNDED.-P. T. Nougues and Charles | Silent have taken bonds for what is known | as the Smith mill and mining property, ad- joining the old Vulture mine, as follows: P. W. Smith, $90000; W. W. Jones, $36,- 800; F. Brill, $f0,000; A. H. Peoples, $3,- 500. Total, $140,000.
 A. B. Spence and family who reside on Alexander's ranch, above town, are about to remove to Wolf Creek, on the Agua Fria | route to the Peck mine, where Mir. Patter- son is erecting house for Station. MT. Spence will have charge, not only or the | Station, but the toll-road and toll-gate.
 The small ranch just above George Lount's place, on Granite Greek, belonging to s. O. | Frederick, was sold to-day by the Sheriff, to satisfy a claim of G. W. Curtis. c. B. Rush, Esq, bought the property for Curtis, for the sum of $1209S, being the claim with costs added.
 ". B. Telling has sold his Cave Creek mine month the snug little sum of seventy-fve throughout the Territory are glad to hear of bis good fortune.
 Tim Hawkins & O., have opened Restaurant at the Nifty for the accumulation of the hungry. Tim's cooking is we'll known In Prescott, and 1t only needs to he known that he is at the helm to secure house full of cash customers at his dining hall. See his advertisement.
 MT. Senteney of Point of Rocks, George Banghart of Little Chino, George 0pdyke from Alexandra, Adam Shupp of Skull Val ley, John Moon, the Patriarch of tho road, and many other good people from the body of the County, are in town today.