The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-22
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 The names af .. N. Kukpasrick. of ATi- xasA. an.l hls son, F L. Kirkpatrick, occur in fbs lie, of passengers psssing Omahz. Aag. fsfh txsrnFs is saa Eraaxtscss co. tss ITth. Also D J asd !. Stewart of Ani asssA I. Si,srsssF Ibas rlssss rs sssy kf |
 V. F. Meyuliy, If I'hesix, h company ~fsh his family. l. a. pfsssht spending fss days ia Prescott. Mr. MeNulty is the vesy ssIrieni CQuniY, Reeordeg. asdi has eofms b. thk niohaih'rs fb resf and re- eupeF4fe during the bot weather.
 Tb.wG ki4x.nssnss has al,~gtssxpeaS<l. Is. m 2 q f-sri,sml.s !, i.s' J lss s.i ssg. and ii is now pr8Tsp-ed io get ID a bahy taox. fsr siiich iheTe is abandant ssd very superior r.sss.i sstsaf.S IT -
 RcEAwAY-Gold~sfe beggy team gos &way f,om sam co Ssts'day evening To the iofer cod of te~n. shiIe be Sas swirging ca Estf. 6ndran nearly half q ni'e 10 their oNa store. where they brooght up against post uitb DO other damage than the breAklaz af eae spoke. .h< asial
 The Supervisors of Maricopa county have levied A tax of s3.ls on eaeh s100 of tax siIle property: also. IS crnts additional on each one hundred dollars on the property in school district No. I, making a total iax inT the Pheniyites of S8 36 on each fi00 weTsb Hdf property. Not up to Yavapzi, how ever. by good deal.
 Several parties were around town yesier day afternoon. exbibiTiDg some rich specj- meas Of q Id bearing rock. which fsifit made ones eyes water. The number of gold Icans in ibc vicinity of Prescott. that arcsisnag npenee ep, is -Jniss -aSqrkbing. Their elect will soon be felt m th's vicinity 50 much wealth cannot remain hidden.
 Hugh whites InisII line is Eor rssalEg with the regularity of clock wofk between Prescott and Mineral Park. carrying freight aud .passcBgers every other day. aud ruh ming on horseback on alternate days. Parties wishing passage, or having parcels or Daek- ages ts send by this line are reqdestti fo call on the sgent, J. F. Meador. at the office ofW. F. & Co. and book taeir names or leave their freight before the time Of sisIt. ing. The blackboard goes every alternate day at l0A. N. ~ 'b GoIxG TO TEAca.--Chapiain A. Gilmore, who has lately been retired from the army. on ;hree-quarfers pay, and being obliged to stay ia the Territory sometime get, i1 oTses io s0tte up his affairs, has engaged with the trustees of Peoples valley disifiet to teach a term of school in that valley. He goes ina fcxAdays tN begi6 his laboss, instrutfirf. tHs young idea in the use of mental. fre-arnls,T how to shoot. a. Il were, a,i .s., % ... ,sii.
 After the Moore, Debm waking match ended yesterday, qdite number of "scrub" matches were instituted. Jndge DuSauchet took the track aud made ten miles in hr. 5S mIns, and shortly afteT ndlS ag the above 'ffamp, he again started on a wager to make six ibiiesih one hour, accomplishing 'tles distance in a feN seconds less than 0s minutes.
 BRowN's wAiR. Brown. whom the'kofth j ern Indians named l~cAfiboo. '" 'becatse Of sis Aeetness of ettefpgssrqs endurance, yesterday undertook 10 pace SIX miles round tine City Hall Ia an hour 30 laps Lo the mile. on a wager of, S2p, but found that high living, seientary Mbfs, time or some nther cause had cut his wind. and al, ths exp ration often minutes hn1ing he had made Hnly 2J laps, he threwVf1fkPongc, and now says any man k1'5 thihfshe can walk si1 miles .ia an hour. can set al4the. iEsQpey, hc wants tO bet. Oae thing be will bet ou, .sspweyer, fn ihat'h h that ile cah toid iniore short wind than anypsFp paI of his size .a Capt Al Sciber, the valiant ,scouil Nito ltas led the enlisted Af acbe.lwarriors in a ,htndrel cqmnaiggs against the bad Indians oftheir tribe, having laip aside ,bis ArqlpT, ibtdwn down the sword and retired Id the peaceful pursuit of mining in Tonto Basin. is in, tQTn-fog tha iiyst-- time in several mSnkls{ Hs-hk~hnt hftle to say asshA the ,thin ig kutAaGk, b;a oe ers sho have Zissled ihe camp and examined lis mines, are en- thusiastic m praise of the prospects, and tleelare that he has a number one mine.
 - 4sr a.sa -as..fss sssr oaAprs1 S as, ,isf " Tse 1stteEsf JsW Robbins correspondent of the Inter Ocean. .Mrittep.. .at. PtHs cptt, July 22d, has reached us. It IS devoted al. most cnfir11y to His obser sations Sn New Mexico while enroute ru1iiis place. 'Tha nlyrefereucs%sArizoBs in the last para graph, as follows . ..,..ss ., -.
 "I fouuu the, Capitol of. Arizona, from which now write, yesterday, bright pleas ssot town, ncstling down among the noun- tains, and will have something to say of it and the mines soon. Ofthe climate here l must say now, that imagine it to be much the same as that which lulled Rip Van Win kte ,e h6sfcHg, stfcpi The ShEhffaf deli3& AffyNbol ahdapisasspt, wAI iA, khe' ait sAeets ttery unaecffm Stei- person 6 fife 9stsble drowSiness. Your "w.de awake correspondent" is so busy, however, that he ,i.sT i sPls ittSH. Hi'ifho'fT' iih'STH9Tn6' D
 TnEmoatisihATtil il-Thsaoore- BelNu walking ,w9tsb,, saHs to a sudden cIosa yesterday afternoon by MT. MoeEeisstr train5 5;- and physicfab aPpeatfls yn tse tsaS s<,9 fphouneiRg thst that -genfhBen vss siebss and uneJie.to proceed hh !. .fEftiscs ssal ks. linquishing all claims to ihss ,.s }s: