The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-22

AAE AAt@@ tfseta -" VI - - ia ths, bs, .qf I'sssesgsrs passing o'nshA on the fith. t5 arrive in saa FFaaeisco on the 18th, (ys.sersiAJ3 s''s
 If sayy seaisr las aI.ssd. q for Oshsi e.u.e. did not read ths new advertisement of s.s GuiId < Co. let him hant it up S osesS sTnaf nee srsngsssessis are inP>r tant to eaters. driskers asd slespeFs-
 uux eo,D-wm. yanderl,fIt sho~ed u. to-1sy, .i sspscia1sa .af ,s0ld ssarlas Jock from tbe 6olden Chariot. that npFesfsd e be a Isast half gold in sire. end, of eo"fssi more a.sa haliis weight. 4 ton. of s''eA rock ~'oid gYffs g,.Yff fsf asalia i'ii.Yiy 5'e'.
 The trains on the Ariznna dsSl.ion of iht .S.rsiIui;snliG[ssl1IFs G[ssl1IFsJl. andlfaAHU qaeness. fhe s'sges. arc l,eg'eing ;a sFsiVe ID Prc.sYp .gpRsYass 1ssssr 1ssss.ss .ss 'fhsaals ss;,s time. This morning ihe msii tot ia slsft's after 10 o'ssoskS. c@fSs1tzSsstsf
 Praux Q. fanfsftif lsas iehsrss sf ss's s<as ofFte sf Jasks aQP- dsEtsg 4ysfsssg, absence i'd caIilorris. sod ~iii aifesd tf mAkisg orey assays.. melting and assayinf buhioi. ssss .I.isEsth. hss l,ekh tss assaye' s. the Peek ,Iiil lar a long time sad is ae- eurase to s cent. Blake expects to return Co his post sbout the ist of september:
 goha iiaisl.issos. fhe hermit of Grooms Creek, and an isveirrafc 'ptosPector, is in town today ar if. ha. ,ns of the H'osi valuable, uadevelopsd mining property ia Arszsss. ,ssssedin Silvefs Moastain. ssstis the Bradshaws. besides several good mines oa Grooms oieet. ons wlIieAT considerable work ha bses doe" rt afty sise'if
 Tine Present. Variety Troupe have unde' c,nsidsfation the advisalili,y ef giYing an. other entert ,nment soo1. The publie showed their apprecis;Ios of inc talent o' our home artists ky croSiiing ibe hall fo' two nights, and we have DO doubt but that another performance would be equally as favprshly received and as liberaliy patron, ized.
 re. Watson, alisa'"Max IIeindrich," ar ecceatpe, not to say cratic genius, who las veal worked on the MINER. type setting iteniz,ngs short fhssd Fcpgtmg, ete3 ste, was in Boiss City. Idaho, last week. II' uevet fasIsxe asldress postal carsf so ihs MINER once 8 quarter, and rarely eyei writes more than simply his ao@ de IlR@e Max Heinrich
 Two alarms of fire a, the Cabinet to-day with the attendant efforts of citizens iu pntiiag them out. have made times lively in that nighborhood The alarm this morpiag was from too much heat in lbe brdsfihg' 'firnace, cansing ngihewoodtoie ienitc, that one this p. m.. WIS more serious and came near being a coBiagation. Cause unknown. The fire was above the ceiiIng in the ceitehsfAisba suslH.iH
 R1h FsS6SfickDel.i Jeth lsrbsK in 7tls old Mors Mine nrsr Mineral Park, Mohave Cous,y,. Ogr old frieud. Caldwell Wright, owns a qusrter of the mine. and if its pres entdchncss and quantity holds out 10 a reasosssla exsca,, he. and those assosiatsd with him, will have all tho money they want. A;>kdssNehst sEcSsebESss in R'ga 1,s a996GiIs 4'fb fbGs j '4sy Rfy s ,is
 r..CAsh.i special FreigI,s- Agent s.. P. .B Isss.' n ss.'ax4S K EsIa'ss ;.sro.1s srsa Ss < in estaiaisg- loY- Tsies, -a- b. frslgkl should call ubon him while he Is near. The appro y,Assii.a .E asssssisssd D. ssn:a Es and the prospect of lower frcights from th lt direction, are matters that interest this part of Arizona, and. ssn~sfirfisE na sshr Maguates Of the yS. p,. who arc alive to the situation an,f&hRltfSa alf asey aesatft5i retain this trade. VI sSS1
 IhsabWRS s,Asiaair ASatsatsiqs turned from MohTs onmtS yesteaday, and leaves f9g .EiabssA S.neSPsap,ssHb ihss been busy to-day making maps, hot with view tas publishing school Eeog- raphy. but. to show. the authorities at Washington, the lay of the land with refer ence gWcysgAl soges in swhicist tekis interested.
 Hugh is about the wiryest little man in the stage Ursises< NaAs the sAtAslzssl be made of spring steel, or it would certainly give out some time.
 Miss Ida Burnett has again been em- ployed to teach the Walnut Creek fyhcoi At a meeting of the Trustees iast-week, al winch were seveTs! citiEeps afsise DisYiei we are informed that when the question of wages was. nndsr discussion, sn elderly gentleman remarked that she should. Joe pad every cent that the people could afford and Paid hcr fise- compliment tossysshsi she had taught tn, best school last term, that he ever saw, s1d had. made him. ashsmed of a,ihssf.o obtcausci her haaIiest bdbfs knew so much more thsn he did They paid her the advanced price. -f,, ..-
 London, Aug 13.-From a full examina- A. ,c ~outh friran aHrfcoe efnra tho ,ff