The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-23
John Kirwagea came home to-day per Verde blackboard.

Il
 John Kirwagen came home to-day per
 Verde blackboard.
 secy. Gosper has great deal of work to do in the absence of Gov. Fremont, but he
 has proven plmself equal to the emergency.
 NEW PorAroEs.-Parties who wish new potatoes can find a supply at Bones & Spencer. These potatoes are large, of good flavor and are from the ranch of F. F. Brill,
 Wickenburg.
 Mess. Miller 6 Richard, San Francisco, manufacturers and dealers in the celebrated Scotch type, have placed the MINER office under obligations for two very elegantly gotten mp specimen books. We prize them very highly and advise our contemporaries throughout Arizona to paironize this firm. T-ieh IS 30 per cent cheaper than any other on the Coast. and thereby secure their specI- men books besides saving much money.
 k DEATH NOT DIyIDEp.-"How much do you ask for that gooseI' inquired cns- toner of A market woman. But want on- ly one, said the customer. "I cant help it,r answered the woman, Il ain.t A-goin' to sell one without the other. To my certain know iedge, Ihem'er geese have been together for moFe'n thirteen years, sne I ain't a-goin' to be so unfceiin' as to seperate 'em now.r
 The miners, and citizens generally, of Nevada County. Cal, have erected costly marble monument over the grave of the late Hon. William Watt, in the Masonic Gene tery at Grass Valley. Hon. Rnbr. Watt, brother of deceased, went from San Fran cisco 10 be present at me unveiling of the monument on the l7th. Hon. A. A. Sargent and others were expected to speak on the occasion. Watt was known as tine miners' friend.
 CoSsoLIDATED.-We are in receipt of a letter from one of the early pioneers, Wm, cullumber, son of Allen Culiumber. of Wal nut Grove, m which be informs us that he was united to A young lady ut Underwater, San Benito, Cal, where Bill now resides, on the 2ist of April. The Cullumbers, from father, down, have done their share toward developing Northern Arizona, and ridding her of the treacherous Apachcs. We are pleased to learn of the good fortune that has befallen one of Arizona's old and good citizens.
 Hon. Levi Bashford, one of Prescott's most high-mined and liberal citizens is spending few days in town. Mr. B. has been out to visit the Tiger m,ne, n which he is one of the heaviest stock- holders. He ioforms us that the mill will start up in few days for regular work, there being now between 1900 and 100 tons of very high grade ore on the dump, ready for treatment. The mill has been started to try the machinery, which Is perfect, and is now only waiting some trifing machinery enroute from San Francisco.
 The party rendered General Wilcox at Levin's Park last evening was another of these social gatherings which are so fre- quently happening nowadays in our bright lit.le city. The best social element was well represented; several officers from Fort Lowell were present. Our people entertain the kindsst feelings towards General Will cox sad are pleased to contribute to his en- while here. This good will is on the part of the General and | his officers, and an entertainment in his l honor under such circumstances, could not be otherwise than enjoyable. The evening | was delightful for an open gathering; the l myriad ofbright lamps and lanterns clended | with the soft moonlight lent a peculiar | charm to the gay surroundings. The ladies | moved about with a special grace and | beauty, and all things rendered to make the harmony complete. The music was fur nished by two bands, the Mexican band | playing for the dancers, and the Italian band giving some choice selections during | the promenade intervals. Shortly after 1 midnight the party dispersed we'll satisfied | with the evenings enjoyment.-lTucsonl l Citizen.
 Headquarters in their eye. Simply that ard nothing more.