The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
Friday,s News.
Deeds. Blanks, e.e., at this omce.

D' LSN1 0 70 s.
 The best brand of four in the marke
 sold at the IXL store at S6.@5 pr. 100 lbs.
 WANTED Male Talent at the City Hal
 Theatre. Apply from till s p. m. at City
 Hall s2t
 Ladies don't forget it! There is an ole
 gant display of trimmed and unlrimmed
 Hats and Bonnets at J. Goldwater IS Bros
 Go and try them on. t3t TIE NEXT $2j KENO PeoL will come of at the Cabinet. Saturday evening. the
 iVth, at o'clock sharp. Don't forget it.
 4 man by the name of Goldman has ab-
 sconded from Florence taxing with him
 about Sl0,OOO
 Mrs. Alex Graydon has returned from
 Camp Apache after an absence of about Is
 months.
 Mr. Cook, of the Stevens dairy, is now selling extra fine family batter at 75 cents per pound. Try it.
 We learn that the Phenix people are about to have new paper started in their town
 The grading of the S.P.R. R.is now completed to the Chimneys. on the Mari copa Desert, 22 mlles from Maricopa Wells.
 Major c. P Dake returned from l'henix per stage last evening.
 The Free Thinkerss the name of q new paper started in San Francis the first number of which has been received at this office.
 The Sisters have notified the Board of Supervisors that they do not longer wish 10 continue The care of the Iudigent Sick of lavapai County. and the Bo ird has sdyer- tlsed for proposals for this service.
 In the 'lronged city of Tucson, says the Dos Republicus. Spanish paper. the Cho- era has made its appearance. We think ;he paper IS mistaken in the disease: rather | think It was an overdose of ciHi con carAe. | intermixed with quantity of poor aaeScal. l
 Geo Tyng has been to Tucson. He did 1 Tt call on the editor of the paper that clasps l upon the mammoth name Two Republjcs' Tor rhe insignia ofits.seven by nine The ed itur stll livcs-alas.
 Parties who were at the San Carlos | Agency as late as April ?, say there were DO 1 evidences of any unusual disturbance among he Indians. Tins Indian War" seems 10 be all rumor and no fact Citizen.
 C. C. Bean was in San Francisco few lays since, and from there intended to % East. taking in Chicago, New York and Boston. + is the intention of Mir Bean to induce capitalists to come in ana helo he poor mine owners develope their noun ains of silver ores.
 Arizona has over twenty thousand mines 'f gold and silver that have been located md recorded. Let capitalists come and ake a look and invest small amount of her rusty treasure that they may soon be wiih the Bonanza Kings.
 Mir. William Shaw, for merly an emplove f A. o. Moves in his saw mill, now a resi- lent of Milk Creek, a little stream that en- CTS the Hassayampa at Walnut Grove, is in own to-day. He informs Us that the farm IS at the Grove lave been and are farming xtenslvely, their crops looking well.
 The MINER Office has now enroute from an Francisco, a large lot of new type and ook paper with which to execute the rinting of the laws and journals of the entL Legislature. Heretofore this work us been sent out of the Territory We are ontident that ihe work can .be done ,It one equally as we'll as it can be done broad, and 1t will Le the means of giy ing mplnymens to printers and keeping the honey in the country. N,fls,,r ,F I,4 ~ l lont and judge Silent. We are con fdent nat these gentlemen are working a great ood in the East for Arizona. They have le means of 1ntelligently and tut nfully frustrating to the capitalists of the East, le many profitable euerpriSes that boldly T resent themselves in this Territory where a ! money can be made by investing and ar.iRg the stone to rolling.
 II is not yet settled whether Mrs Eudora |. Smith is divorced from Dr. ". F. Smith. [ r whether Miss Annie Carpenter, nIece of ilVer-tOngue T m Fitch, is lbc wife of the fnFesaij Dr. W. F. Smith. If Mrs F.. V. and Miss A. C. would go to Salt Lake. et baptized and join inc Mormons, they S ignt come to an understanding and be filing to go ha yes on the Doctor for Je Is sake. There's nothing like the Mormon iIgiOn to bring lady sinners to their mar w bonCs.-Paeific Coast Free Thinker. S List of letters remaining in the postofficc eek ending Apr. 20, 1879. oyer, J R; Bickett. R; Ball, \ NJ; E ckett, II; Back, Mrs. NJ; BeeChum. Mir, E lackhurn, T D; Clarke, II; Crahtee, P [. uif, D W; Case, NJ; Cauifmsn. D "; Cam. 'li, W R; Coco; Culed. ' DrOnJn purg, X: = ecman, A J DayIs, C Dicken, NJ Dunn. ~ Ewin. T; Flannery, T; Fitzpatrick, J-2; ldua, "; Gerkipgc D; Hudson. II Hoo T, L T.; Harris. F A; Jennings, E Kennv- . 2. J R; Krogstsd. A; Kirk. W NJ Lord, 7; Layton, N H Lee, E E; Meginne>s, l.; chicken. J NJ Minges, ] Mironey, F: | cHeffey. W; Maicrman. R E; Norton. n Park, D F; Potter, n F; Rose. C; Tad rk. F F.; Wagoner. Mrs NJ E; Williams, F i, Woodburn, F J; Wymsn, c. Persons in calling for these letters will ease say lad, eriised.'