The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-24

Judge Silent went out on the Black Can- yon stage this morning enroute to San Franciso, to be absent few days.
 Hotelling went out on the Peck Stage to- day to look alter his Black Warrior Mine, which is one of the best Tn Yavapal County.
 Dr. Lincoln returned from his San Fran. cisco trip yesterday. He reports having met Arizonans in the Golden Gate City, and of passing pleasant time.
 Mrs. Ed. F. Bowers has caused to be over hauled, her dwelling at Skull valley, and it now presents the appearance of city man sion.
 Stock ranges in Southern Yavapai have died out to such an extent that it becomes necessary for owners of cattle to move them North.
 Rev. NIT. Craige. of the NJ. E. Church South, accompanied by his family, arrived from the Southern portion of the Territory to day.
 The Skull Valley school has nineteen pupils in regular attendance, and they are said to be progressing nicely under the di rection of Miss Nellie Kethroe, competent teacher.
 Mir Barnett. who arrived in town this morning, says that his firm have just msoe a second shipment of wheat from Maricopa to San Francisco. The last shipment was 100000 pounds.
 The Citizen reports the killing of Hilario Carasco, in Tucson, on the night of the 10th. Carasco was a teamster in the employ of Ochos 6 Co. for years. and it is thought he was murdered by some of his oOmpdtres.
 Hon. W. J. O'Neil, who has been assist ing Morns Lindsay, during the summer, wish hIs vegetables and ice, is preparing for a campaign into the mountains He wants rich mine like some of the othtr ''eld timers.n
 B. II. Smith and Guiford Hathaway will leave tomorrow for a trip to the Peck, Ti- ger and Humbug districts They have re- gently become the pessessors of considerable real estate at Tiptop winch they purchased on speculation, and their intended visit is mainly to sec what the investment amounts to.
 J. ". Robbins, correspondent of the Chi cago Inter Ocean, has been called by his employers to San Francisco fer the purpose of reporting the Grant proceedings in that city upon his arrival from the North. Mr. R. will accompany the Grant party to the East from San Francisco.
 Mr. Aaron Barnett, of the firm of Barnett & Block, Maiicopa, forwarding and com mission merchants and government contrac- tors, North of the Gila, arrived per Gilmer, Salisbury X Co.'S stage this morning. MT B. cones to Prescott for the purpose of at tending to freight matters, preparatory to visiting the Eastern States.
 Secretary Gosper left for the East last evening per stage of Gilmer, Salisbury & Co, to MarIcopa, and thence by the iron horse. MT. Gosper has tired to do his duty since his advent into the Territory, and we believe he has in the main suc- ceeded. During his absence he will try and induce capitalists to the Territory, something very much needed just at the present time.
 The Star and Citizen, at Tucson, are in- dulging in acontroversys personal in nature, many terms of endearment are used. There is nothing in it, gentlemen, aud then 1t is naughty to burden your readers with it. We never indulge in the like. It is something unknown to the Pres colt press, save when We have occasion to refer to Dennis 0'Reiley of Mexican no toriety.
 J. W. Bryden, who was formerly in the employ of J. G. Campbell, and laterly in Frederick < Heenan's tn shop, struck it i rich in Tombstone District. He soId his mines, cash in hand, several thousand dol l lars, went East and got married. brought put his wife, father, two brothers, a sister and several children, and has sat down to stay in Tucson. So says the Star.
 Col. John A. Walsh, of the Santa Fe mail line. was in Topeka, Kansas, ol the 10th, | snroute to Washington Mir. Walsh thinks | he will succeed in having a post route es between St. Johns aud the other settlements on the Little Coloradao. That | he may be successful is the wish uf all. | Apache County. we believe, is the only | County on the coast without mail route to it's County Seat.
 The copartnership heretofore existing be. ween Messrs. Saffenburg & Bolin, at 1fp op, has been dissolved. The business will | DC carried on by the popular and we'll Inown dispenser of all that is good for the nner man, Mir. Bolin, who will always be pleased to meet his old friends and minis- CT to their wants should they visit the mining camp at Tiptop. The firm was always obligiug and courteous, md we predict that MT. E. will see that the tand retains its former good name.