The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17


 B0Rs.- In Prescott. Tues.,,x .
 oct- ifih, 1873 io the wife of L. W.,Ii~.
 oefk' daughter, weight seven ponnd,
 no,'isf and child doing well. and the iathe
 ,esls as Il he were bigger man than ol.
 A wild woman Is wandering in ,h,. f,.
 hilis near Csjsn pass, San Bernariipo s,',,n ". Ibe supposition that it is oerb.n. m,
 Mary Walker out searching for ..ro-.,s a,,l yafbs, is gaming ground, when if |. re mem'ered that the Dr.fs of the herbIvo,o.,, kind. "e' o''o'"a' '. w. Beach, the editor aud proprie,or Q, NiNEH, is down at Date eeeek took,ns ., ms bosiDes and burros, and has Jeff the in Siitusloh ln charge Of the devils. xho are. you might say. having a d-i of a rine wiih IL. He will he back the iAtier parr of Inc week. until shieh tim. our Dasr ps will have 10 be Ienieni xiih us.
 DiED.-In Prescott, Ger. 18th. 1879. of ehF9Hte eerebro sDiaag ns<Hisginis. an old Has savrmPer, "Neto," aged 13 wears. Tn. deceased was widely known and bat very liiiie respected by the many Whs knew him owing tp his disp ,si'Iou C. qaarre. xIth lis acqniantsnees of the towE-daes m good standing with the marshal and tax -collec,or A consuitAtion NJ D's was mad. but to no avail, old age and disease had done tbsir woTk.-R. I. P.
 Byron sherman, who is in Prescott for few days from bis home near Nit. Hope. says there is not much excitement in hls neighborhood, except some talk over tue recent strike On the Santa Maria. and that travel oa the Mohaye road IS pretty slack. John C. Siavrn, an old Mohsyeite, has gath. eref uD all his cattle, some six hundred head, and is getting ready to take them down Co Tombstone country, where be wIll hereafter make his headquarters.
 Tie old Bradshaw mountains are sending out such stream of bullion as will cause the capitalists of San Francisco to starc.and proves to them, that right here in CentrAl Arizona, We have mines, which with proper treatment, can be made to pay handsomely. ] Within the last len days the Tiger ard Tip ] iop companies alone have shipped over ; s6O,0oO m bullion. These shipments, with ! Inc steady flow from Globe and Tombstone, !. TilI make ArizoBas yield of the precious metal for the Inst quarter of 1879 foot up to | pretty large amount
 The consumation of the sale of the Me Norris mine to a party of New York capi- alists, and the cash payment therefore of '5O,OOO, as part of the purchase money, will 70 doubt make 6 number of worthy Ari. onans feel good, among whom we mention Ion. r. Thomas, member of the late Terri orial Council from Pinal county, who was 'wner of one-third of the mine. The Me Norris is regarded as the chef mine of richmond Basin, and among the most of the many mInes of Pinal couu- y and Southern Arizona. and its sale will nsure the speedy erection of mill and enewed prosperity to that place.
 The San Francisco Stock Report says:- he Chicago Mining Board is being organ led with great care, only the names of solid len of that city being considered in con. ection with membership. A lively inter- st in mining has developed in Chicago, , nd, judging from the manner in which the ' oard is being formed, it will be benefit 1, } the mining industry of the country, and st burleque like the New York Mining oard." { Members of the New York Board are 5 eneitting Arizona at least, by visiting and vesting in her mines. the San Francisco apers to the contrary notwithstanding.