The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
MONDAY.
In the District C 'urt today, the ease of 'wers & Richards was on trlal.

A. Wormser, about the first to enter into
 the Hsfcaaaie business in thls town. st present an extensive farmer iu Sstt R,.er
 Valley, Is vissfIng Prescost, his old Alan p-
 ing ground. Tr. W. Bow owns and c. ia.
 yates lOV0 acres of rieo land pear Phenix.
 There are at present, more mining capl-
 tsiists sooki1g after Arizona mines tn.a .t
 s5y prsviOus un.e within or rceoll ctiuE.
 lAs they are men Of meAns ana inlend to
 purchase genuIns bonsazxs, we loox far
 plenty ot money to se scattered around aiiOsg PEospeeiors and mine o~aers, soon.
 DEArH or F. II. wuxDKHLIcH Several yeArs ego, r. H. W unaeflich was . sci An0Sn rrssdent Of Prescott. as-ocszted with Sessrs. hormser Sk NurILeiner in Dusiness.
 MT. Wurdesiich had many irieDds in Ari- ],sa who siii be sorry to hear Of his death. sh'eE occurred reetntiy st Eurek4, Hum oIi"t county, Cal, in tnc 5sla year sI nis age.
 CoNPLIxESTAKY.-The following highly complimentary aaA justly aeseryed u0tice oi kx- GosefHor A. f. K. ssfiord, We copy rom the -Bui1oa" miSiug JvuSari puO- iIshed in Nes York Clty:
 Arixoua minIng interests are now repre- l seniSd ID PsiiisiSipEIa by kx-G0vernor 4. | r. N sanofd, unquestIonAbiy the btst i.- formed man O. An1onz, in every respect | A0d one whose representations will aixays do hon0r to hls Territory.
 Rev. Ar. Craig, of the N. E. Church SouGh, goes To Pnenix to sttend quafIeuy mesung ss that pisce, asId to meet nIs lsni- ny aud bring them tO Prescott, as the, are expected at sts1ESpz tIOtn L4iii0ILla ou- ring this weeE. Ia the mean tune h . pull piI wiii be supplied on Sunday syeaIng agkt Dy CnAOiain GiimoEe, of Ihe U. S. A.
 There siiI be no rrgu.aF seTysce in IIe forenoon, except su1uAy scnOoi ss usual.
 hessrs Park & Wilson have purchased , from Bradley & N hitrhess, the restaurant |, fixtures of the Central boarding house, and have transferred the same .o the uuilding [, formerly occupied bv 5. T. Biting, where q they wiiI open up hrst-class saloon, eating { house, etc They design running their bus.ne on a cash basis and giving their |, the very best.
 The California Democratic State Con- D Fention meet st Sacrament tO to- morrow, i, July lst, when we shall see what we shaii zee; whether the ola hard shells can affoid . 'o give up their party organization .nd tall " ID with the II. Bs for the sake oI office and O Jlunder, or whether they really think more n If their party, on the eve of Presldential s, 'icctlsn, than they do of petty official .. position. Alex. Davidson, engineer at the Tiger K ntlt a. rict Court, where he has been subp@ned 'e $ witness. He reports the roaster all ight and the how of water now quite sui y cient for all their purposes. There will D ot likely be any m're cause for delay, and se [ may be confidently predicted that cease e ess flow of bullIon will result for long "l ime to come. Look out for big resuits te Ow ss "the track Is clear and the rider is ea D." Alex will return tu bis post of duty m hs evening. ys WHAT OTHERS THIxK.-The Tucson CIti. m en commenting upon the Stanton letter has pi le following suggestive item in rather inn p' ressive language which is certainly to the gi oint: oe It is high time the people of Arizona to ,k de ,me action to protect themselves from file s al snd vicious officers whose right names de re blackmailers and oppr.ssors and who e m roper treatment would be a summary hsn- ou E or shooting down, th TIE DIVINE AUTHESTicrTro OF THE SCRIP sic rREs.-The Rev. Mir. Craig, last evening, ,livered the introductory discourse to ries of lectures which he proposes to give
 the people oi Prescott with view to rengthen belief in those who already &C., 'pt the Scriptures as the inspired word of II, II" nd. and to persui de those who reject it he at they arc in error. The object or last p'e ening's address was to introduce the sub- AS ot and invoke the seriaus attention of the Li' 'ople to the consideratiun of this momen- ia, us question. which will form the basis of s Sunday evening lectures for some con pa lersble time to come, beginning one week Ten nm next Sunday evening, and continu- L', 2 until he has fully discussed the subject. m
 arr COPPER CHIEF MINE.--W. II. Williscraft, at e assayer, has located a mammoth copper ne, inc near Copper Basin, south west from escott. T'e mine, which was first worked gra 1863, is very rich, recent assays showing Me m 70 to 75 per cent of copper. A good par sd is built iO the mine. There is an sbund. ser ce of wood and water ln the immediate tee .inity. which greatly increased Its ue. We believe it is 10 he worked short geo and have DO doubt it will become a very Chi usble property. per