The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18

~ ""S' IL h'cISeI cheese would always get away wIlh ii.
 Major Dake has gone tn Phenix for the purpose of being there during the session of U. $. Court.
 Several teams were in town tn-day un- load ng at the t res of Blshford dS Co, J. c. C mpbell, w. N. Buffam anu oth IS
 Mr. Geo. W. Diviney, who has been stop ping at the Peek fIr about IS months, leaves in day or su for Colorado.
 lessons LaundIy is the place to send yoSr washing. on Granite Street, second uoor alb .ve the brijge. Clothing called for anG turned.
 zs The excitement in Albuquerque over. re- cent pa, CT uIggiugs discovered m tie San D.a MouniaIrs, is still m .hated. auu ihe dem and for god pans is ou the increase.
 Wells Fargo & Co.'S new rates for carry jag money ar ywhere oD the Pacific Cntst are for $l5 or ie,s, 25cts.: s15 io $25, 35.s ]; $2j to $50. 60cts. Small packages, letters.
 
 weight nOr ten dollars iR value, 2jcts.
 NIT. L. E.. Page's Arizona outfit g,t of wiIh bad luck. In cruss.ng the rAiiToad tiack. few miles from the city. one of the sx horse teams attempted io run away, and oae nf tue h .rses fell r.-ceiving such Injur- ies that h. had to be shot. The accident d.d not tain the party long.-L. A. Star
 J. D. Cu-,nbary, Superintendent of the Arizona Central Mining Company, came up from Wiekenburg by last ghI's stage to took affer the lumber, for wi ich he con ,rscteI some time sIEce, and which Is noI arriving t the mill site quite so rapidly a. he dc.ires. s
 The expedition in search or the golden fleece. unde the leadership of H,il aBd Fr. em@n. uIil stars tomorrow mpfnIog. We understand that the company of Argonauts wiil be about sixty strong, all well armed a wo unto the Nav;jo that attempts to make them ihrOw away the gold after they have found it.
 Rev. D. B Wright delivered very in-  trusting sermon last evening at the Manns Street Csureh. taking for his su'ject, '' The R surrec,ion." The lecture or sermon was ihe finest VIC believe ever delivered in ihs own, and would to credit tu Herry Ward Beecher. We h pc the Reverencd gentle. man Will do so some more.
 METHODIST CHURCH SoUTH.- The servi- ces at Rev. MT. Craig's Church in West Prescott are qui c interesting, ,hs sermons god and the music superb. The servIce of eng commences promptly at seven on eacn Sabbath evening and continues half an hhur, until half past seven, st wh oh time the regular services commence. Those who wish 10 hear or join in the singing should he on hand promptly at seven. Choir meet ng Saturday evening.
 James D. Cusrnbary came up tins morning from Seymour, the new town ,clow Wickenburs, on business con- nected with the Central Arizoua Mining Company. He has finished grading the oundat on for the new mill, is gradinga road 10 the Vulture Mine. a distance of ei.hi miles, has sen: teams for machinery 10 GiIa Bend, and everything is in full clock work operation at the new towa on the Ha sayampa.
 BIG GUNs-It eeins to look as though Uhcle $ ,m Is preparing f r any emergeh v that may come up, at les-t sn fT aS this reriii"iy Is concerned S"me tune since l, large cannon WAS rcte eivcd at Fort Whi,- pie and We believe other iosts were usel similar vi h Whipple. This morn ng an other l2 pounder. regular beauty passed hruuh town trailed behind Ia ge freight wagon route to Camp Verde. The h. iians on the plains in the rarly Il .ys cAllel h. SC mi~>ies of war, 'wagun wheels thrt ,hoo'.' These new guns may be called >omeihing else by our brethren wnO live SosIh of the Sonora line.
 In the examination of C. w Beach before Ju~iic Du Souchct. on a charge O. maim- ins a man in a fight, winch has heen slowly dragging alung since Fuday last, ther. might have Lctn several items of interest t' the parties concerned. a,d possibly tu ile pubic at large, but we hava purpI,e ' ah- stained from making any statement of the ci,e in tho MINER; preferrihg To wait unit th- matter IS disposed of in the Court. Al future time Ne may publish the fats of tIe case for the benefit of parties whn seem ,o take a sleepless interest la pres rving tne peace and dignity of the Territory and tn people thereof.
 DESCRIPTIVE LETTER The IllinO'ssn, paper published al Mu physhoro, Ills, Uis an inleIe ting snd well written letter by Mr>. R'bt. Conasi., ar Prescott, Ar:z'na. descriptive of the country, nnih here and along the route between Iilinois and Pres cot, via San Frsnciscn. including a sea voyage from the Golden Gate tO Santa Monica; the Uran 70 groves of semi-tropica. Caifurnia. The Great American Desert; the gian, cactus; snnw-capped mountaIns with ia few miles of bloomin. vallevs, eic The letter shows Mrs. Council to be p ,s. ses>ed uf rare gifts as S descriptive writer.
 Judge c. r. Cate returned by last nights -tsge from trip 10 T,p Tup, Phenix. ric IT, rep. ris the VII lively, and hopeful for , uu.y and pr ftabia~Sunmers work.