The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15

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 tff. Eeli ksossa al sEsr the coast hs-.
 fegsd a aslsefiissng and snseAa,ins .s,ere.
 n nas Ffaa''s'ce under the flrin name e,
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 as 9na'niares with beth fllesc gent,e,es,, "a. 4s'ies as fo Tecommend tEetn u;sh ress.
 aesee 70 al 1he may have business in ,I,ei,
 FUNERAL or TnE LATE HENRY II. KKsu.
 hoE.-she fsnefai of H. IT. Kethroe. who
 aie'l 70 Nonday evening. vas largely al.
 tended c. day a, II 4. x,, st the Marina
 street church, ~Aere fssefsl ole. md dirgr.
 were sung by the caosr. ~iih Mrs Rso~n a. "Fsanis'. and an -ppsapri.te sernsn desiv. cred by Rev. D E. Arigit. The bells os tlie copEi house aad os Prescott Pee Araa. emy i"iied as a long inc or carriages leI. ilie ff''Dt nf shs church ia aoursfal proees- sioa and folioxei the rvHains to ihe civ cemetery where Inc services were con ciu3ed.
 Goots AnRTIxe.--A frw of our heaviest me-eii4vfs. say L. Bsshford & Ca, C. P. Head ( Go, Kelly < Stephens, B ,aes & speaeer. ]. IIslspring. SairT,ser. D. Levy & O., Frederick & EillI. Randall & Cline, T. fIeFzog, B. T. Weaver, ] Goldss'er& Bro, G. $. P.Fter. F siahi. Nd C. Ellis, A. ]. Masaa. J. L. Fisher. T. v. Otis, q. D. Ken. dall, o. Lincoln. Joha c. Campbell, W. M. BuiFam, Bpwcn, Knowles .S Ca. Taos Bray and some oilscis continue to rrceive gs1sis notwithstanding the hot sse liner .,n the desert. The smaller dealers are waiting flor cooler weather and better roads.
 Icz.--0ur neighbors al rhenix arc proud of the erection of an ice machine in their to~n. Tucson goes them ose better aad is putting up tao. We, of Prescott. have reasoa tO be thankfnl to the Maker Of these grand old mountains for supplying them wiih pure cold water that needs no ice To make it palsfable, therefore an ice machine is nos one uf our waais; neyertile- Jess, nature makes little ice for US every winter, some of Which Is sased for summer use. in the preparation of see cream and the ike, but we should be just Ns well of with uut it.
 Com Elliott, who, with Jim Anderson owns one of ihe best esttle ranches in Ari- zona, or in any other country. between San Francisco mountain and the Little Colorado, came in oa horseback yesterday. and in- forms Us Hat the grass is splendid in that part of the country. COm has been on a trip dnvH inio ,nora and around through New Mexico this summer. looking at the country, but says that h, found no piace equal grass, ev. rlssting water and other natural advantages for raising stock, to that one On which he is settled, few miles north of Pine SpriDgs
 Cur iIIs THUMB OFF-Wesley Herman, who was working on contract to sink a shaft on the Gen. Kagtz mine, this side of Crook canynn, for x. Ross: while making wedge to fix ladder. let tho end of the ax handle strike on Ire block on which he was chopping, yesterday afternoon, anu the TX thus misdirecied, descended upon the lIIamr Of his left hand, completely severiug I. from the hand, with the exception of small strip of s,sin, by which it was kept from dropping of. He immediately Strengthened il up. tied it lo it's pruper place and started for town. Dr. Das has exam ined it and thinks It al,ogethsr likely that it will grow on again and that he will still have a thumb for armament, trough it is not 10 be expected that it will be quite as useful as before.
 ToSTo AND BEYoxD.--Mr wesfga;e, who with Cal. Dad Moreland, went out some time ago, 10 look at Al Seiber's and other mines, in and beyond ronto Basin, rcturred last evening. leaving the Colonel out there to make further examinations. Mr W. in- forms us that the mines look well but he of the temperatureof the weather. especially about Fort Mcdowell, where the thsrmometor stool at l0s in tho shade in d " time and kept up its lick wellsnto the night. All kInus of game aboilnds in and ar0dnd the Basin. hut as they had no guns tbey, of course. did not hun; any; but two san Carlos Indians. on passes, were there their old coa:mandsr, Capt. Seiber, and whenever deer or antelope was wanteIi in camp the Indians went out and brought in ail that was needed.