The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29

judge Fieufy, one of Prescott's early set
 Hen and most reliable citizens. is [, rs ceiPt of good news from old friends wh,
 s'.h hin ro join them and spend his Loas
 Dfanch season al Oakland.
 The Central (vulture) Arizona Minipy
 npxay at Seymour, are pounding out ,..i ~sun ihen So stamp mill over 5000 per day
 ne 9uAiiz hauier Is gaining on the Inlil.
 several hundred tons Of ore on the H'iii dunn, ready fer crushing.
 Hon. J. N. Kirkpatrick has made sale ol some oi ms Orc Blaneo mining property l in Fima county, Co eastern eapitalisis fo, rieJ,oVO and received his caAh. Kirk is ] Sooa miner, first-raie fellow and We are pleased to know he is fixed
 Ohe nf the finest looking ladies in the ota or California was divorced he ina ! power. and through the agency of in. Ayi z"na Legislature last winter. The Indv in qaesion Was thea Mrs. Jaynes. now Nrs MAsnaFd, and the accomplished daughter of n.s. A. h: Edgington, wealthy lady of
 ". II. Cslderwood, who owns and person. ally superintends the station at Agua Fria 10 miles n"rth of Pbenix, is putting Lf ana hss nearly completed f1e new residence Tor tis family and the convenience of travel CTS This gentleman is also busy openiupy . new road from the Bradshaw road. near New River, direct tn Maricopa, by the way oi ms station, which is several miles shorter than the old route.
 Mr. Wm. Renter, of the Bradshaw and 0tllett Wagon R,ad Commissioners. .informs us that he will soon visit the Bradshaw country with view of conferriny with the other Commissioners as to the most feasable route to i'e adopted and the best way of d,,- ing the work in building the road. He is of the opinion that the work should be Iet by contract to some one who will yive a good bond for the faithful performance of the work.
 THE ARNOLD Csptain Shawhan, one of the owners in the Arnold Mine. Mohaye | County, Is now in CsIiInrna, and We learn that the Company has decided to sink a | shaft On the ledge 400 feet, and will send out small prospecting mill to I,e put mn and used in testing the ores as they develon the mine. The Captain is welt pleased with the property, and is confident that A large mil Will eventually be put up on the Arnold.
 The Vulture tailings near Wickerburg have been sold to Messrs Smith 6 Hellinps md they are about to work the same 6y 'oHs new process which issiid ta be Ssiead nedi ine' on saving every particle of the 1rrcioas metal let it be ever SO finely puI , 'erized. These machines arc said 10 be I lnite cheap and more than likely will come nto general use all over the Territory. 'ol- Bean, we understand, has ordered one o be put up in connection with auartz mill on the Davis mine.
 The town of Phenix, since our visit tn hat place over year ago, has improved cry materially. Several large and finely constructed buildings have gone up, which 70 credit to the place and the persons who I ,uagled up the "rhino" to build them. he Irvine block, the Gang hotel building. ne brewery of Luke X Co, are among some the best of the rew edifices. Certain Phenix is lively, healthy town, and destined to become quite metropolis. E rom the fact that it has large and excel. mt farming country surrounding it, which sufficient 10 back up the town with its iany industries and enterprises.
 PATRoSIZE HOME ISDusTRY.-Mr. Chas rocke- the popular boo, and shoe manu- = lcturer, comes to the front in an adver- sement in this issue Of the MINER, an- ouncing his intention of supplying the U iizens of Arizona with substantial boot A r shoe, at the lowest living price. He has gently purchased heavy stock of mate al. employed a first class assistant and imposes to furnish A superior article, home T ade. at the price of Eastern goo Is or there Ionis- People who live in the country m ii, Id want to see the same prosper, should aC 'tronize home industries in preference to tn others, especially where they can get hl liter article for the same money. as they ls rtainiy can by pa.roaizing Mir. Crocker. tn
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