The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14
THURSDAY.

A ghas,Iy janraey- A trip 70 Tombstone Me~srs Running and Staples arrived in Prs ot. yesterday from Apache.
 ILL McKpsick. superin,en lent Railwa ' Mau Service. is visiting Arizona.
 stnre-keepers gre leaving Phenix II is said --G"ing tn the Grave yard.
 Copper Canyon road IS to be one of me best m the country. IL Is nearly completed.
 The warnor people are negotiating with the Peck Go. for tho working of 200 tvus of ore.
 D. c. Calvin, Surrogate of ihe city of New York, is getting into trouble with the news papers.
 The Mogollou road is said to be quite good m comparison 10 what II was several years ago.
 General Wilcox ana a party of officers left Whipple this morning for Camp Verde, to be absent un Il Saturday. cisco capitalists are lor king kindly toward Arizona for investment.
 We hear of several Arizonans now at Leadvile who are coming home. The alti- tude of that place is too much for them.
 The Peck mill has been compelled to shut down several times during the last two weeks on account of scarcity of wood.
 It is reported that tellurium, assaylng as hlgh as S66, 900 ton, has been discovered acout 9 miles west of Canyon City, Coio- rado.
 One of Greenup and Williams IA mule teams arnved this mornIng, heavily laden with merchandise, mostly for the house or Bashforu & Co.
 The Mexicans, from St. Johns, who were boarded in our county jail last year, are are sai. l., be dung well. They are recoy- ering their lost fortunes.
 If the Prescott Mining Company will but send a 40-stamp quartz mill aleng for the Davls MIne. and put Hon. C. c. Bean in s way to run il, they would be doing something for themselves and the country.
 Victorio ana Ta.n s are the two captains who led the Indians that have recently been killing citizens of New Mexico. Mir. Henry Running, f x. NJ, now here informs us that he IS acquainted with rhe two chiefs, and thiDk> that Tomas Is the most influential O; ihe tao.
 We are told by gentleman who is fa- miliar with the Longfellow copper mine and its owners that an English company recent ly offered one mlllieE five hundred thous- and dollars for the property and 1t was re- fused This is an Arizona property, but no better than one right here near Prescott.
 ". NJ. Bnfnm informs us that the "boys" in the Black Warrior have struck It rich. Native silver and black sulpAurets are be- in,, 1, k-n aut ia con siderable quantities in m. @ r h 'uaa~l af the lower shaft, said to il. fi than anything heretofore found m the district.
 Inc Ie.srs. H-nrszev. whe arrived yes trr,isv. Ike Prescott far l'ey"nd expectation. 1hey gre g,ing 10 do something and we W ,u Il like to sec them start custom quartz mil ri Int here in iresc, tt. It would pay A tannerv would also du we'll here and wnolen factory would be goad investment fsr capitalists.
 Tue Ariznnau refers to the MINER man ss hs yIng rome to Arizona, where he has ma e money. That IS just wlat ". m com, m ,n with others. venturel In Apaeheiand way hack yrndrr in ls6i or We hr" hi prope,tv with us al' of~ ~h'cs asr"rtr'"n'ta without our consent toward ieed'ng 'he Apaches.
 semi-Tropic: Hugh J. White WIS here last Saturday night. He reported 'haf h' had stocked the road from here to Fort Mo- ;ave. via Camp Cady. instesd of via Tec"pa- The reason given was that the road was iaroer than the government e"ntrac calle" for and tina, it was impossible [" make the tr;n ; in the 70 hours called for by the coa .rar, @ The fist mail via Cady le'f on Mon Say morning ln charge of Johnny Whaiey'