The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
FIid,.', Nsws.

Rev. Mr. Adams and wife and Mfr. Pink
 ham arrived per stage .day. We were pleased to meet that ancient
 Hassaynmper, Henry Wickenburg, in town
 this morning.
 Bn Baker, A first class stage man, came
 dp from Beaver Head yesterday, where he owns and keeps good station.
 Mess R ube & Wurth have securea inc services of an excellent brewer in Califor- nj, tn C. me to Prescott and manufacture
 lager.
 The Rv c. II. Adams. late of Central Ciiy, Colorado, will preach in the Marina Street Church. Sunday. st il o'clock a. m., and ai : 30 in the evening.
 Several gentlemen lcf; today for Alex ander wher- they go toto work in the Peek mine and mill whicl are ( be worked reg uiarly hereafter. all of which is good for the country.
 The Salt River Herald has an account of rich discovery made by Judge Porter in the T fitu R sin cuuntTy. The find i< des- cr'bf as q m tmmOih gold ledge which ss says ,0J To the ioa. It's named Dei Shae. a'ier a mean old Indian.
 0ar reauers will fl I'd an advertisement elsewhere in our columns. Mh rein one of The best agricultural and s'ock rnEches in 'hc county. ol ihe Lower A-na Fria. i, CT fered for sale. It k de irable property ahd can be purchas d at bargain.
 Prof Maynard clme m as passenger on yesterday, stag. He is one of ih experts employed by General Fnemonis New York Syndicate. orgaaiz d for The purchase and deveiopmeat of Ariz ma mining pr"perties Prof N ynard k an expert of good repuia. iIOH. Be WAS Tor many years employed by The k issi-n Government and Is fully ver.ei with American miaes and mining. IT, is eSperi.lly en pioyed to examine the mines which have been brought to the notice of The Syndicate. which includes mines in this county. MnlIave, Pinal and ma.
 The examination will commence as soon as tgc other expert, Dr. Einhorn, arrives from Stn Francicn. These gentlemen can not help being peasrd with the prospects presented to them, as they are the best and Innsi ,ievt Iop rl which the country contains, l and if lhe reports are favorable, great re- suits and livery umes nay be expected here. ! The syudicat- has ample nd ready means | and k composed of the kInd of men which ! this country needs.
 TIE MEETING LAST NIGaT-Quitc q nuInDer of our citizens gathered at tue City f Hall last eyening for the purpose of confer i ing with the City Council anu adopting 1 some plan for the suppression of fire. Many plans were suggested, eich person l havIng different idea Irhm th't of his | ne.ghbor. There were those present who ihe II lily system. which won q 1 cost the city nver $ 70. % l. wtile others were in fav.r of reservoirs, steam eagine-, etc. ! The plan of Col. Head, that Q; digging wells at canVrnient plpees IhT ngA"ut the town, and placing ih rein ho.vy f"Tee pumps, S,erned to meet with the approval nf those present. Our Village is hardly able to q lopi the Holly plal, inasmuch' as it N ouId put q burden of taxation upon ibe people thri they are Hut prepared to meet, as they are now grhaning under heavy tax hr. ught an l'y injudic.ous legislation, rtc. IL wns recommended bv the meet ing that 2 c e mrany be organized with Dr. K .n,lail as ;,remai., ali of ghioh Is very v,,l. nui it seems 10 usquiie necess " that pur town have machinery and the necessary spn nces with which to suppress fire be- fore such co4pany could be made available.
 The following is list of letters remain inp in the Pr scott POStuiiic for the week pntltnsr Sent Gfh.