The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-31
WEDNESDAY,.
Storm brewing.
 Don't copper the king.

Don't copper the kIng.
 Washington's birthday next month.
 When is the Legislative Ball to come off.
 The "Old House" Bit Saloon mas suspen- ded operations. One less.
 Kirkpatrick has stirred up a hornets nest in attacking the fraudulent land grants. AL ready their whines are heard.
 Brother Tyng is somewhat jealous because the pubic printing was divided between the Prescott papers at a living price, barely
 A letter from Mr. Caldwell Wright, dated at Mineral Park, Jan. 20 says:
 "Times are worse than dull here and no news worth communicating.
 Hon. Mr. Leiich from Pima county, is a good, honest legislator, and wishes none but just and wholesome bills to become laws Such meG will receive the lasting gratitude of their constituents.
 Letters have been received here stating that arrangements are now being made at San Francisco for tcn-stamp mill for the Cargo Muchacho gold mines, twelve miles west of Yuma.-Sentinel.
 There is a gentleman of Prescott, working on new inveation. a patent for which he will ask, in the shape of building that can be moved around on wheels and earned { over the rough mountain roads throughout Arizona. What do you suppose the build ing could he used for! IL might be dan gerous experiment.
 RTcm SrRiKE.--A letter just received by NIT. Kirkpatrick, of the Council. from Dr. Handy, states that they have discovered new mine in Tombstone District, which at a depth of twenty feet shows ledge 30 feet widc, of as rich ore as any m the district. Fifty thousand dollnrs has been offered for the mine, and experts say that it is worth one hundred thousand dollars as prospect.
 Tax Collector Carrillo, of Los Angeles. is dcfanlter Co the amount of Sl5,0OO. His . bondsmen have been asked to make :hc amount good Co thc city. When lo. and be hold, they are all discovered r4 be bank npts, and tii subjects for the Aims house. What sn Angelic city ani saintly people.
 We learn that Mir. James Stewart has al- ready begun to send horses over onto the mail route between Ehrcn berg ard Mineral Park, in anticipation of the service there being performed by Glmer. Salisbury X Co. We hope the new iiHe will receive Stewards supervision, as he is one of the most efii- cieat and popular stage men on the Coast. Sentinel.
 Hon. Mr. Davis of Yavspai, has intro duccd a bill in the House to make ;he adul,eratiou of drinks, etc. a punishable ofFensc Whi-key straight. hcrrsftcr, with out a tinge ai water. is Co hc in order Lots ot drinks ot thc pOrc, unadu,tc.ated atiiclc will DC legal.-No Q taily.
 The Callought to know better. if its in- forinant daes not. than to o.publiSb dls- patch from Prescott. stating tuat Chapman was sentenced tp be hung while he was. and is still. at large. 1T the Calls dispatch were true it would suit Cdapmau much bel fer than the fact as it now exists. Chap man is in iail, the sentence has been pro- nounced, and the day of his doom is fast approaching.
 Messrs Clark and Palmer. two mining gentlemen, arrived to-day from the east, They brought through four fine horses and a thorough, brsct wagon particularly adapt cd for travel in Arizona. Just what their programme k we have not learned. hut be- lieve they intend ta oNsminc Arizona mlnes thoroughly with q view to invest capital
 Eich.Iios succ".s.
 BuiNers great play was produced last evening at ihc Prescott Theatre. and had the cfiCc; rf drawing cut a full house. 1. Ftch's Rickcliru was grand, Masiorson's Joseph beyond comparison, Morgan's Bsra- das, gcauIur. and Cerdis' De Mauprat. eX- ccilcn; Mrs. Fitch, as Julc. cxccl.ei. Ia fac, all those who ioVN part in this wonder ful play, acquitted themselves ia such manner that comment is unnecessary. We will put our Prescott amateurs against any eqlal number Cf amateurs in any city iu the Union, and are confident that the Prcscoftk would carry Of the prize with case. The play was all that could he asked, iac house. complimentary, and tb9 'go2sc hangs high. .