The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-21

slness m west Prescott.
 Judge Silent and Governor Fremont went out to the Prince mine yesterday.
 The examination of Mir. c. B. Genung was postponed until Monday.
 Mess. Running and Staples departed for home to-day per private conveyance
 Dagg Brothers, we learn, keep frst-class Station at Chaycs Pass.
 A postofice has been established at Cerro Colorado, Pima county.
 Chas. Dickinson in his quiet way is doing a good business in the boot making line.
 MT. Nathaniel Ross is doing considerable work on his mines near Crook Canyon.
 John IA. Dickson has been appointed postmaster at Skull Valley, YAyapai county.
 A big suit is to ceme up against the Tiger Company this term ofcourt. We will wait results.
 A column tad" has been sent as from San Francisco, which will appear in Mon days issue.
 ". Wirt Sikes, Minister to Wales, has just written an interesting book entitled the British Goblins
 NAG. Ellis will receive, the coming week, new supply of four, etc, which they will sell at low figures.
 We would call attention of our readers to the snaU aR0sRt of new advertisements ID this issue of our paper.
 E. Herzogg has just received a new assortment eff goods, including large lot of fresh fruit. He sells cheap.
 George Young, with his fast freight, is CD route froH, Mariccpa, having left that port of entry. on the 14th inst.
 Dr. W. E. Day went out to Peoples Val ley to-day for the purpose of holding an inquest on the deceased Oscar Bear.
 Kelly 6 Stephens, popular merchants of this tswn, received new goods to-day. They keep frst-ciass articles and sell cheap.
 Read the two new advertisements of two honest, har,i-- working blacksmiths. They believe in pstronizing the printer.
 Geo. Matlock, with his fine freighting outfit, arrived from Maricopa to-day with goods for Bones < Spencer, D. Levy X Co. snd others.
 Miss Angie Mitchell has closed her school at the Tiger, and will open another at Wal zut Grove. Miss NJ. is a competent teacher.
 Dud Morelnnd and Abe Prather have re- turned from Tonto Basin, and are very well satisfied with the mining prospects Tn that section.
 C. T. Rogers, a man universally known and honered for honesty and all other things, presents his business to the public through the columns of tine MINER. Read! Read
 Of 75,000 cases filed in the counts of San Francisco since their organization, G,000 were fer divorce. Three out of four cases were brought by the wives.
 Black Bros. SE O., advertise their feed yard, on the fiat, West Prescott. They have excellent accommodations, are good men, and we advise tcamsters 10 give them a share of patronage.
 Pete Reed came in from his ranch in Peoples Valley this forenoon, and VIC hear is en route to Turkey Creek, where he will open first class station, for the accommodation of the travelling public.
 The Robert E. Lee mine at Leadyile, Colorado, produced $l25,o0o in the last ten days of September. The mine is said to show the largest quantity of very rich ore ever found in Colorado.
 Al Seiber is in frsm his mine ieur miles from Tonto Creek in the Tonto Basin coun- try. Ho brings ore from his Last Chance mine, which lsoks remarkably we'll and IS said to bc worth over $500 to the ton.
 Prescott needs large reduction works for working all kinds of ores that arc so abun- dant in almost every direction. little action on the part of our business men will induce outside capital to come in and build said works. It Is necessary to pull togetheI.
 D. Levy X Co, who are doing thriving and paying business in Prescott, advertise their new goods in this issue of tine MINER. We would most eandidly say to our readers in the country, that they will find thIs an excellent firm to patroniEe. They will not be undersold.
 Mrs. Andrew Hamilton advertises that she will open first-class boarding house on the 17th inst. Her reputation as an excel lent cook and housekscper is we'll estab- lished, and We would advise those who want s good quiet boarding house tS see Mrs. H.
 The new Assessor, c. II. LaBerteu, has survived the distinguished honers shOwered upon him by the citizens of Prescott yes terday, and to-day made whole hand on the MINER. He will fill the bill fer the short term and just be in trim for re-elec- tion in January.
 Me have made inquiry as to the sale of the Silver Prince; but there seems to be no oRe Tn town acquainted with the details eff the reported sale. Ii is undoubtedly true thst it is about to change hands. The com pany who are fortunate enough to get it secure grand fortune. yLa ,-.,,la Al