The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-18
WEDNEsDAY

= MrS' James Baker, On the Verde.
 IL has rained at last on the town of pras
 colt io the joy of many. ie'
 MeSsrs. smith and DeKuhn had an al,ar eaton to-day which was finally sett cd i,
 Justice Gates Court. ou II
 Hon. Tom. Fitch is adding a new d;n;r,
 hall to his fine residence, near Nob H,II
 Wilson & Park are having a new djpine
 room htted up st their restaurant. on th, corner oi CorteZ end Goodwin.
 The examrnation of the stage robbers a,
 Phenix, s;Ill goes on. One man who wa,
 arrested has been discharged.
 Lieut.. KIngsbury of tbe cavalry has ,nads
 the best score so far, at the shooting at
 A MT. Horn and daughter arrived per
 stage to day. They may remain and make
 Prescott their home.
 Mrs. Victoria Belian, accompanied bv
 her little boy. Albert, went out to SkuiI
 Valley th:s ?. m, on visit
 Miss Minnie Atkinson is in from the
 Iron Springs, visiting scme of her school mates and preparing to take her part in the entertainment tO come off on the 24th inst
 And now an Englishman travelling in the Holy Land has discovered Jacobs well Glad to hear it. We supposed Jacob died good many years ago.
 Thomas Cordova, from La Joya, N. M.. arrived m town this morning with his train seven wagons, neavilly laden with salt from The Sai'1'as, m Eastern Yavapai: The salt is for sale and the team tGn,bien.
 Senator Booth of California, has returned home from Washington, where he he has worked hard for the interests of the Pacific Coast.
 Senator Chandler recently offered to fur nish the Department of Justice with SlOO.. OOO, for the purpose of paying expenses incurred by L. S. Marshals.
 Tine death Of Judge Kutz, Postmaster at Bradshaw, native of oeunsylvanIa, an honest mar, Is announced as having taken place few days since at the Warm Springs, in this County.
 Only Chinese immigration is reported in California. The Mongolion occupation, though silent. is likely to prove effective. Little China" is to be the new name for the Pacific slope.
 J. Thurmen, from the San Francisco mountain country, arrived in town to-day enroute to Eureka, Nevada, where he has been unexpectedly called on business. Mir. Thurmen informs us that several refreshing showers have fallen around the old San FrancicO mountains, making things in gen. erAl don the garp of green.
 Much of the mutilated mail has been re- turned to Prescott, together with checks, | money orders, etc., persons who sent mail matter out in the stage that was taken in south of PheniX, can procure their checks, | etc, by giving proper proof to Postmaster OtIs.
 The Preach Republic is jealous of Impe- | rialism. The law of self-preservation ad- | mits of no exceptions; wherefore ihe Mar shals and Generals Of France may not at- tend the Prince Imperials funeral lest they plot revolution at his tomb.
 Seven pounds of ore taken out from the bottom of the shaft of the Iron Cap Mine. Silver District. was sent to San Francisco for assay where it was sorted into three grades assayed with the following result Lot No. l, $32S. ID; Lot No ?, $l235 02; Lot No 3, $245l.lG. This is a good show. ing and the ore IS improving ia quantity and quality as depth Is attMned.-Citizen.
 Loais Horne. Esq, for many years resi- dent, and proprietor of the principal hotel in Jacksonville. Oregon. who now resides a7 San Jose. Cal, arrived here this morning hv stage, accompanied bv his daughter, Miss S A. Horne. They propose 10 re- main some lime, and if they like the country, he will bring the remainder of hIs family and settle permanently.
 Tombstone District. in Pinal county. IS out we'll The shipments of bu- lion being made from that infant district are just what tells We are p:eaSed tO know that southern Ariznns is coming tc the front with some of the most wonderful sil. gcr mines in America. They put us in mind of such mines as We have here in Yavapai-regular bullion producers.
 We understand that at least two of the Touring mills in inc valley of Salt River have made a corner oa flour. They refuse To grind wheat for the farmers but propose To buy their wheat al a certain price and ,ell their flour for what they please. We lo not see any remedy for the tillers of the soil other than combine and pat up gran yers' flnuriug mill. It would break the monopoly, if such it may be called.
 That a new journalistic venture, backed aiih $250,00O of capital, will be huncIe1 : ipon the sea of fortuae on the first day of sent. next. IL is tO be a morning paper Republican in sympathy, anti.railroad in | continent, and edited and managed by Geo . '. Go.ham. As the Garkey said to the musquiioes that were keeping him actively we don't ca-c much about this ,oming opposition ourselves, but its going . Q be blue blazes on our contemporaries ;. F. Poet. George C. Perkins, in his speech at Hum ,olat Hal. San Francisco, last week, said hat he had never. either directly or indi- ccily. employed Chinaman. That the of which be k a member, em | ,loyed 1900 men. all white, and the lowest wages nald to any man is Sa.50 per day. Which of his competitors can say as much ,n the Chinese and labor question: On the subject of freight ald fares the ecord IS that his charges arc forty per cent over than the R. R.. or any oIlcr convey nee will take them tO the same potts.
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