The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
MONDAY.

We hear it rumored that the Peck is to be started up by two companies in which event it IS to be muchly worked.
 THE DAILY MINER has found a new car rier boy and it is our wish that ii may find its readers more regularly than heretofore.
 Peaches from Lamberson's orchard, Wal nut Grove, made their appearance in town today. They were sold reasonably cheap for this high altitude.
 James Baker is in from his stock and farming ranches on the Upper Verde. Jim says things arc little dry with him.
 The Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe rail road is coming right along, westward, and will enter the fertile old valley of the Rio Grande by January lst, 1880.
 Rev. NIT. Winde delivered an appropriate and interesting sermon last evening at the Marina Street Church, taking for his text, the common but expressive word, "Charity V
 Robert Garside is m Prescott from Kirk land and seems to be happy, probably from the fact that he has fifty acres of full grown corn on his ranch besides lots of "truck" in the garden.
 Mr. Jno. A. Walsh, the energetic mana ger and proprietor of the Santa Fe and Prescott stage line, who causes our mails to come in and go out with great regularity each day, has been with us several days and ss mulch pleased with the outlook. He will 20 as fsr south as Florence before return ing home to Washington.
 Mr. Solomon Jackson has given up the eA. sr, aad will remove to his old place in Kirk land. Mrs. Bowers is preparing to move to her home in Ssull valley, and will have Mr. out for her ranch, station, etc.
 A mail should be put on the route from Wingsts, N. M., via Zunia to St. Johns, Round valley, Camp Apache, Tonto Basin to Campo Verde, immediately, as that whole country is thickly populated and entirely without mail facilities. Petitions to the P. M. General should bc forwarded at once, so that action may be taken.
 The Prescott Variety Troupe will give theIr third and last entertainment on next Saturday evening. X huge" and entirely difcrcat programme will be presented. Starke has been tearing his hair out over an original poem, Buffers Old Country com icslites will delight all and Du Souchet's "leedle Deitcher peesness" will chase away tue blues. Give the boys good send of.
 BACK FROM NEW YoRK.-Iou. Gideon J. Tucker was welcomed back to Prescott by luis numerous Prescott friends this forenoon. He left here early in July to De gone until the list of September and true to his word was home Ion time He has concluded to take up his residence in Prescott. where he has, in avery short penod, made many warm friends who are glad to see him back sgain and to know that Arizona is 10 be his home. Let him enter whatever professional fold he may the MINER wishes hlm we'll
 GONE To oCALIFoRNIA-Frank0 o. Linfortb. young assayer, who has had much experi. ence for one of hls age, in mining, milling and assaying, in California, Nevada, Utah and Arizona, and who has for some tune past acted as melter, assayer and clerk at the Peck Mine and mill, left to-day for the Mammoth Company, at Mammoth City, Mono County. Linforth has made many friends during his residence in Arizona, who regret his going away. Young men of energy, who devote them selves to the practical, as well as theoretical manipulation of ores and metals, are what Arizona needs, and she ought 10 hold on to them when she gets hold Ot them.