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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-10

T. A. Edison, the wonderful inventor writes from his laboratory, at Menle Park New Jersey:
 ED. MINER: Would you be SO kind as to inform me if the metal platinum occurs in your neighborhoodl This metal as a rule is found in scales associated with free gold generally in plscers. If there is any in your vicinity, or if you can gain informa. tion from experienced miners as to locali- ties where it can be found and will forward such information to my address will con. slider it special favor, as 1 shall require large quantities in my new system Of Flee. tric lighting. An early reply to this cir. cular wIli be greatly appreciated.
 Very truly,
 THOMAS A. EDISON,
 Menlo Park, N. J.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-10
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
MnNnAY Oct G 1a7a

MONDAY, Oct 6. 1879.
 The CountyBoard of Supervisors met this morning. Presept-Fisher and Rodenburg, Lloyd, Clerk, and Masterson, District At torney.
 The Shcriff's report of money received for licences as follows:
 August. s6S0 September. 5ll
 The District Attorney presented his state- ment of delinquent taxes for August and September and Treasurer's receipt amount ing to $2,345 5S.
 Dr. Days report of inquest on the body of Peter Soule, returned, and his attention called to Chap. 4, Sec. 10, to Compiled Laws of Arizona.
 Report of Contractor for taking care of Indigent Sick accepted. Reports of Probate Judge and Examin- ing Physician on account ot Indigent Sick, for quarter ending on the lst inst, were ac- cepted.
 Road overseer Dist No. 1, allowed $59. Overseer Dist. No. 15, $46 D. Randall & Cllne's bIll for tools allowed for $54.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-10
ATcH1soN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FEE R. R

The following from J. NJ. Eddy, General Agent of the above road, will give oul readers some idea of the intentions oi its managers so far as regards the control oi Arizona freight:
 "We are after the Northern Arizona business, and in less than two years, expect to control very nearly all in and out freight to and fro from Arizona, except what origi. mates in California.
 Our track will reach Albuquerque some time this fall, which will shorten up the haul very much. Will always be glad tc hear from you, and whenever can serve you, or your friends, please let me know
 J. NJ. EDDY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-10
A CARD.

Some unknown and cowsrdly wretches having for the past few weeks, attempted tc defame my character and rum my credi; with my dearest friends and with the com mercial houses with which deal here, take this method of generously inviting these libellers to my shop, on the East side of the Plsza, where will prove their men dacity and obtain satisfaction and justifi- cation.
 l would also say to my creditors not to be alarmed about my settlement with them shall, in the future, as have in the past five years of my residence in Prescott, sati. fy all claims upon me.
 A. EMANUEL,
 PAINTER. Prescott, October 9th, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-10

APACHE TO THoMAs.-That very excel. lent officer, Capt. A. B. McGowsn, with hi: company, D., of the i2th Infantry, has been quite busy of late constructing a hrst-clas: wagon road from Camp Apache to Camp Thomas. We learn that m no place wlll the road have an ascent of more than ten degrees, and can he travelled by the heavies, freight teams with ease. Much credit should be awarded to the Captain and his company fer building this public thoroughiare, " hich has, heretofore, been almost impossible.
 General Graut at Stockton said he was never west of the Rocky mountains until 1852. He thus sat down upon the binnlous frauds who speak of having "known Gran, since '49,n and who, like Mickey Free W ith the Duke of Wellington, were "hand and glove" Aith hims-Post.
 The Astley belt, which was deposited in Tiffanys, New York, by weston's agent for safe keeping. has been attached in a SUI, by some of weston's creditors. RowelI will institute legal proceedings for it's re. covCry.
 X new mail route Is projected from Ala. mosa to Mineral Park, Arizona, distance of nearly GOO miles. Three trips will bs made weekly, thus svSplying all of New Mexico aEd Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-10
MONDAY.

J.H. Behan left to-day for Tiptop, per private conveyance.
 Notice is called to the adver.isement of cheap property for sale.
 General Willcox, Dr. Mckee and Captain Eagan came in this afternoon from a visit to the Peck mine.
 We noticed at the office of the Peck Min ing Company this afternoon several large bars of silver bullion from the Peck.
 We learn that Hon. Gideon Brooke has almost recovered his lost health. and is DOW as stout and robust as in days of gore, when he held forth on Lynx Creek, working the placers with shovel and pick.
 REruRxEp.-Gco. w. Curtis and wife re. turned this morning from San Francisco, where Mrs. C., has been for several mouths reciving medical treatment, from which she returns home restored to health.
 We imagine times must be easy with our friend, J. l.. Hall of the Tragic meat market. from the fact that he keeps a small brick laying at his door with which he props ii open, marked, "Silver, $i4s.
 Bre RACES Es-Arrangements have been made for trotting race soon to come of, for $500, at the Whipple Park race grounds. 1t is also stated that a running race will soon come of at the race course between several very fleet horses.
 Judge Silent has rendered decision in the matter of Luke ct al. vs. the Bradshaw Basin Mill and Mining Company. IL gives the whole propery Co Mrs Mary NJ. Bean, with the exception ot Is per cent. which was decided in favor of Mrs. c. X. Luke.
 The co partnership of Messrs. Fitch, Churchill X Tucker has been dissolved. as will be seen by notice elsewhere. Messrs. Fitch & Churchill will remain partners, snd have concluded that Prescott is good enough for them, and here they will camp.
 TT. Rodgers has fitted up the incest meat market, just two doors north ot Kelly & Stephens store. that we have ever seen in Arizona It is full of all kinds of choice meats, which fairly make a mans appetite come to the surface.
 CONE AND DD iTT.-Addison W. Head, formerly ia the employ of his uncles, c. F. & W. s. Head of this town, has taken unto himself better halt. He was married on the fith of September a. Lebanon, N. Y-, to Miss Alletta s. Benedict, said to be Ac- complIshed and handsome. We wish MF. and Mrs. Head and all the future Heads, health, prosperity and long life.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-10
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MILLER C. RICHARD, TYPs FOUNDRY AND P1- PER WAREHOUSE. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL- DEALERS H PRINTING PREssEs AND MACHINERY, AND EVERY AR uclE REQUIRED sY PRIHTs7s OUR HARD METAL scorcH TYPE IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO sg THE BEST IN IRE WORLD. BElso DesRoUs OF INCREASING OUR SUPPLY ORDERS FOR NEw OUTFITS IN ANY PART oF ARIZONA AT COST PRICE. SPECIMEN 6ooxs AND PRicE LISTS segT FREE
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Complimentary to Arizona.

Some time since, Mrs. Clark, of Topeka Kansas, sent us an advertisement inviting correspondence from gentlemen in Arizons who were matrimonially inclined. Hel card was printed in the MINER, and from the following, we should judge had the ue. sired effect:
 ED. MISER.-please discontinue advertisement fl stin running and send me copy of paper 'ainlne n also oil. am convinced your paper largely also that the men. though generally miners r, renned and educated in many Eastern states. have been impressed by the uniformly manly and kind y treatment have received from them, without ons exception. Mas. CLARK.
 TOpskA. Kansas. Sept. a, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-10
TuEspAY. Get. 2. 1879.

The Board met October 7th, present. Fisher and Rcdenburg, Supervisors, Lloyd, Clerk, and Masterson, District Attorney.
 The Probate Judge being present and setting as a Supervisor, the following &C., alsowad.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-10

Account of pr. Day. for cash and post mortem examination of Mrs. J. A. LewIs, August 18th, 1877, for $50-Rejected.