The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-24

The spasmedie indix,dual known .s Ja,
 o'kielry. If the Expositor, told eur peonI
 that Phenix was quite dull and that ther
 vns not business house there makin,
 expenses Alas for poor Phenix.
 Ar. Barnett informs ns that the whe. sent by his hrm Co sAn Francisco. sold i, ihAf market at twenty e~nts Der hundre. pounds higher than any other class IT was raised on the GilS by the Pima aus dGrieops Indians.
 Prank SbuItz, the ser1iable Prank. ha, discovered another rIck. grid mine ,p th. vicinity of Lees Amerienn Rancn. Cala can be seen in ali the rock. and Col. Bean uhs is located, of course, thinks it is 6 valu able find.
 We wepld cali the attention of our read. CTS io ule advertisement Of Geo. S. Pores & Co, sr 'utaiber csslump. Everything re q"ired ioF furnishing ana beaufifying q ld<rli .ng. can be fsund at their establish. ment.
 Doctor Whsrtn-, who edits ih Phenix Exp sifors piaysa thick on fine ether old man, xhp keeps hi- name st the ms thead by "ringi1g il1e lat issne ont ns a good Re publican psper, with U. s. Grant far Prrsl. dent in 1880.
 | General Wilcox understands his bushes. quite thoroughly in pIHcing the irooss in his department just where they can he ut.l- iz-d and made ihe most available ia case of an emergency. He believes in the old ad.
 ge ''thA, ia time of peace preparefOr war '"
 The Semi.Tropic, one of the best papers printed in Southern Caiifornia, takes a lively interest in everything calculated 10 benefit Arizona. c"mes to us this week full ef fresh news. political, local and otherwise. It is a Republican sheet, winch accounts for its good qualities.
 Territarial papers have been advertising Professor M. Il. Sherman, Superintendent of Public Instruction, al various places | throughout the territory of late, when in fact, he has not b-en absent from Prescott, Dui busy wrh his large school, which Is ruDning along like clock work. ThC Military Telegraph office will be re- opened in Dnc:or Lincoln's drug store to- morrow. Mfrs heCliniock operator. IL "AsA Sc HAAt ~ astuhChsCuNt tO our DuslucS1 men, although NJ. Hunter, the boss at the Post, sends his messenger around quite regularly.
 The redoubtable Benjamia Morgan, of Tucson, has talked unto himself another law partner, Mir. SPaulding, from California. Recently he formed "A copartDership with a Mexic .n abogadO. Feather your nest, old boy, it IS good while between this and election for Delegate, and you will need lots of rhino when that time comes. The Star, at Tucson, accuses the Citizen of receiving aid from the "Outside,n ,n which enables the Citizen ts lay before its readers. tslegraphic news. The Citizen denies the charge of stepping 10 the "aid society sys- tenn" and sends word back that the Star lies. We relieve journalists should resort to honorable means in procuring telegrsphic news, simply payfur them. Republican pa- pers, we believe, do.
 We hear it rumored that the l2ih Infan- try is to leave Arizona and take the place of the sih. ordered from California to Col orado, and that a regiment of the 9th, col oreo, wIll fill the place of the 18th, now sta- toned in Arizona If this is the case. it would take from us Gen. Wilcox and give us a new commander, a class of soldiers not feared or respected by the Indians. We don't want any change.
 RETURN OF CHICAGO MEN- Professor Sawyer and other Chicago gentlemen have arrived at Big Bug, and We learn from MT. Wollenburg who came in from there on Tuesday, that the Professor was about to conclude the purchase gif the Poland mine and that business would ne started up on an extensive scale. Mills will he put up. mines developed and shipments of large quantities of bullion w.ll follow.
 The next play to he placed on the boards of the Prescott Theatre will be the five act play of "1he Sirsnger," by Augustus Frederick Ferdinand Ven Kotzepue, writ len during a pe1od of severe illness, by that gentleman. in the year l7S7. One of the fines, plots in the play is that where the erriny wife and missnthr'pic husband arc -ecor ciled. Mir Hall will take the char aeter of tho Stranger" and MT. Fitch that of Baron SteiGfort."
 We eain that the Rev. c. H. Adams is much pleased with AriE~ ns, is doing much toward building up his church in the Tern tory. and Co that end has asked for seven or eight assistants to help him carry out A great, gned and much needed work in this frontier land. We are satisfied that Mir. Adams is the right man in the right place, and that under his management the Metho- dist Episcopal Church in Arizona will flourish and be the means of doing much good.
 How Is Trl-Those who profess to take -uch a deep interest in the welfare of our pubic schools are ''never" or 'hardly ever" seen in our bHath-schools, the teachers, of course, excepted. We have two good Sunday-scho,ls in our tNwn, either of which would be pleased to see those who arc SO zeSlUns in their attentions toward our pub lie school, visit the $ nday- schools and lend their aid and influence in building up and carving tors ard this noble work which has been slighted by those who profess such an interest in the welfare of the rising genera ton.