The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-21
MONDAY.

One passenger came in on the stage of Gilmer, Salisbury < Co. this morning.
 See notice of aschool teacher wanted for Apache County"
 Kearney hes been making some more of his treacherous Sand Lot speeches, denoun- cing a good Government, good men, etc.
 Sergeant Ford. an "old liner" aill soon be discharged from the army and go into business somewhere in the vicinity of Pres cotr.
 Murat Masters0a returned yesterday from Turkey creek. where he found Berry & Co. with lots of silver pulp, but with their cru cibles for retorsing broken.
 F.w. Blake returned yesterday from I Alexandra, where he found things moving along smoothly, the mill running quite regularly.
 Rev. c. II. Adams, as is usual with that gentleman, drliyered d mosterly discourse last evening 10 full house in his Marina Street Church.
 We expect soon to see an army of milers sinking shafts, running drifts. tunnels, ctc., on the mines in the vicinity of Coyte Holes. rriumyirate goes, and so does Jonesville.
 x. J. 0'Neil is in town from his new ' finds" on the Hassayampa, which are said to be good. Hope our friend the General has struck if rich, as he has tried for many years to make a winning.
 The Goodwin mine, under the manage ment of Berry S O., has been doing well. The money that they are taking out is be- ing distributed around with the various merchants almost equally.
 "Julius, What de debble you looking ober dat newspaper forl' "Go way, fellah: guess I can read; Tse big huff for dat '' Dat ain't muffin; COW $ big uuT to catch mice, but she can't do it.
 Hon. John G. Campbell left on Saturday evening for Washington 10 attend to the MogOllon appropriation, mail matters, and, m fact, everything that he can do for the good of the whole territory. IIehas no sec tional feelings and will try his hand for all.
 The ladies of Prescott win meet on Wednesday, at Marina Street Church, for the parpose of taking under consideration the best method of getting up a Festival. to raise funds for finishing off tue new Parsonage.
 STABBED.--Just as we go to press we learn that a Mexican, named Parcho Carri- soso, stabbed James N Bexby, keeper of the Copper Canyon station. yesterday eve nIng. Carrisoso is the Mexican who stab bed and killed soldier at Peter Araold's brewery about two years ago We have not learned whether the Mexican has been apprehended or not.
 Mild accounts begin to come m from the great Mojado mines in Old Mexico Tine mountains of silver have naturally dropped down to be common lodges such as we have here in Yavapai county, and the pure silver turns out to be ore sssayiRg from $50 to $300 to the ton, so, young gentlemen Of Yavapai, who are intending to go 10 this wonderful discovery, think before you jump.
 A reporter of the Cleveland Herald inter- viewed Secretary Gosper recently in that city and drew from him his views of 8ri- izona and especially Yavapai county, the whole of which we copy from that paper for the purpose of showing what Mr Gosper is doing. He is one of the Trumvirate 'bear" party, and doing, siagle-handed, as much as any other one man for Northern Arizona. We will hear more fs9m Mr. Gosper soon.
 Every newspaper man and maay others of our readers will enjoy the following from an exchange: "ls there an opening here c Al ..H red nosed individual Of an editor Yes, my friend replied the man of the pulls "A considerate carpenter, foreseelng your visit, left an opening for you. Turn the knob to the right"
 Judge Silent and Governor Fremont re- turned yesterday from the Prince miue, winch New York people have just purchased for nlce little sum. The transfer of the property was made on saturday, Nessrs. Curtin X Hoielling stcppmg out and sa em- ployee of company placed ia charge by Judge Silent The Governor and Judge brought in with them about 100 pounds of Prince ere which surpasses anything we have ever seen for richness. Tbe good work has commenced and we hope will be fel- lowed up by the sale of other mines.
 Dr. Warren E. Day, who went to Ante lope Saturday 10 hold an inquest and make post-mortem examination of remains ol Oscar Baer, shot on the i4th inst has re- turned. we are informed of the following facts, which are reliable. Bacr hal twelve wounds on his body, as follows: one shot wound through thc head, one in neck over right carotid artery, one passing through below Adams apple" and lodging In splnsl cord, two wounds through right shoulder tracturing the bone. two right side pene- trating stomach, two through r1ght hand, shot wound breaking lett shoulder, one grazc wound right hip, and one wound carrying away portion of his chin. He evidently died instantly of cerebral hemorrhage.
 The deceased was brought to Peoples Valley yesterday, and inferred by friends in a verr praispyrorthv and ,.hr;stfan ,,or,,.,.