The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18

Hon. w s. Head, the .'boss.n is ruraliz
 ing on the banks of the raging Green Rive
 Hunting ard fishing, of course
 George Young's team loaded with lumbe
 for the southern portion of the Territor,
 this morning and will return with loading
 from Gila Bend.
 Once they started girls seminary ir
 Utah: It flourIshed we'll; but ju { in the
 height of its prosperity, the principal elop- ed with the Whole school.
 During the house-cleaning season the Ia. dies will have all the paint washed excepr that portion which rubs off on a fellow shoulder of Sunday evening.
 F. ". Blake and Louis Wollenberg left this morning for Peck district where they each have business connected with mining They are trayelng in Wollenberg's outfit.
 Basnford Co. are doing a mammoth business and we'll they should. In their establishment can be found everything which the consumer can't fud in other stores.
 The Central Arizona (Vulture) mining company have contracted for and are hav ing manufactured in Chicago a forty stamp quartz mil, which is to be on the ground in sixty days.
 The Clipper Mill machinery is about all on the ground at the new mill site, and wIll, in very short period, be ud and tear ing the huge pines asunocr, producing luia- Der of every class.
 Geo. W. Curtis leaves tomorrow morn ing for Phenix and Camp Mcdowell. 10 be absent several days. Mr. Curtis will fake orders for lumber during hls visit South and collect on old accounts.
 Hon. NJ. Goldwater, of Prescott, Arizona. with Misses l.. and A. Goldwater, were reg istered at the Chico Hotel this week. They have been visiting P. N. Aronson, of Jacinta. Colusa County, and came here to take the cars on their re,urn.-Chico, Cal, Eater prise April 4th.
 District Attorney Naylor, of Maricopa | County, claims that three masked men l entered his premises in the dead 4nd | lonely hours of nigat, and then and there l took from his vest pocket $2j00 in cash be longing to tine county. We are sorry for the county.
 In all probability the last boat. which . will bring Prescott freight from Ynma to Ehreaherg, has concluded its mission, and | hereafter. steamers on the Colorado River, which have been ploughing through its waters successfully for seventeen ycars will grace that stream only seni-occasionally.
 The OIoBonito Company have about com pleted eig..t rastras and will push this en- terpfise with all possible vigor. The ore is said to be exceedingly high grade, the ras- tra process Is well adapted to,tlis particular class of ore, and the result will quite likely follow, that an immense yield will soon be produced.
 Hon. Pat Hamilton has been on trip to- the Bradshaw and reports our mail matters as in Q deplorable condition. The Tiger Machinery Is being placed in position rap idly and every thing looks well in regard to mill, mine, etc. The Lynn claim on the Tiger is producing excellent ore and IS said ; to be the test ground on the Tiger ledge. Judge Cate, who returned from Salt Riy- CT yesterday. informs us that the town of Phenix has improved very much in general appearance, IS quite a nice little country town and has large number of stores ill- I cd with cheap goods, the value of all com [ bined not equaling the stock carried by BaShfofd & Co. of Prescott. Phcuix people make blg stir about what they have | They advertise. Ed. Jump, who several years ago, made c Emperor Norton, Bummer and Lazarus, the Q Fat Boy, the Drummer Boy, Uncle Freddy Comb, and a dozen others famous in San |, Francisco, by his rediculous carricatu. es, is i; now engaged on Frank Leslies Illustrated |, Newspapers, and is doing up the Leadville h mines in Colorado.