The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29
wEDxEsDAY

tiie mammoth 1s mule feam If ,.
 Williams < Greenup enmneda ., s,l ns.sf
 Icy fast night and pulled out f,r s p.a.,.. "a We learn thst Dr. NccAbdless ,.ho
 ~. l'' s'ihe tune past cared for The Init,
 Nou''y Sick. at the Sisters Hospi,al s.
 sesigned ais charge, aud declines far,h~
 responsibility. iur'''s ihe funeral of the little daughter of 4,
 drew aud Adelaide Hamil-oa v,', ,'a H
 pace at li o'clock A. M, to-norrov s-,...
 'he S'sieHs Hospital Citizens geaer.I1,
 are invited to attend. s"sia a'''
 PIT snd Mrs. Bnrmister, Mr. ED c-w,
 anu Ali-s Lucy Sherman jeff Phen;~ r'
 :, nome last eseaing. During their stay ir
 n is'ef Valley. they sampled the v.riou
 Hui's growing on nearly ali the farm. .o(
 p'nhoaneee th m equal to California frui
 ia flavor and size. -'
 The kind of Thiskey they use at T,mt
 stone may bc inferred from the exnlo.,on '.
 an empty hsnel, which a man uss h,sad
 ing With hot iron. with such foyre .s ..
 drive the iron inta the mans r.c. s,,
 freak his nose. The Star says po,b;,a :.
 known as te wha; became of thoss :shs drank the whisksy.
 We are gwen to Understand that the .o,.. tract IT carving the mail between here and Fort Mohave. Arizona, has been le, ,o one Nelson, for sl2 900, and that service VIII promptly be put o1 the route October lst- This route will be great boon to the settlers On the Mejsve river and the hardy miners of Resting Spring.. Ivanpah and ad- lacent disiricis.-Co.t1a Semi sTrnnie.
 THE CALICO BALL-It will be seen bv reference to our advertising columns that several Of our enterDlsing young citizens. who believe in keeping things alive, have concluded to celebrate the 2nd of Sent. n, the City Hat, with grand calico ball ihe names of hose connected with the af lar, Is sufficient guarantee that it will be c"ndueied ia an approprilte and pleasant style The boys and their sweethearts a-e respectfully invited 10 attead. It only costs the small sum of $2.00.
 The Sentinel is still boiling hot about he mlstake in the school law Some one has evidently g)t hald oT the editorial pen- 'il who cares more for bringing the Secre ary into dis-cpu,e than for the purity of he laws. Every squib on the subject be. rays thaanimus 0I the writer, who. while 'e wouli haze his readers think him viriu. 'usly indignant, Is really nellghted wI-h he b'under made in the school law. be- | 'auss if gives him opportunity and excuse nr making a mpuntain of a mole hill. and 'eaping odium Oa one who, for poiitIcaI easons, perhaps. he very much disIikes. 'amp Wood. Is in town looking the piet- Ire Of health. He reports plenty of water nd grass on their cartls range, the stock | tt looks and feels finely, no ticks in their ars, and everything wears prosperous ap- in hIs neiehborhood The rains. owever, in that direction, as elsewhere. anne in spots, and while the range of Vii er < Hutchis0n has been favored there are ther places where.very little rain has fall D. and feed will be short.
 Tip Is about tn contract for the building a fami v carriage, whether in view of fu- are possibilities in his own affairs, or for ,e accommodation of hIs neighbors, this eponent sayeth not.
 DEATH OF BEIGHT LITTLE GIRL.-Mary. aughter tp Andrew and Ad-line Hamilton. Nickenburg, who, but few cays since. he1 We passed Wickenburg enroute to San was a Derfect picture of health. no more, having passed from the cares id trials of this world .h;s morning. to one brigh'er and happier scenes. ThIs lttle vnrite WAS, ar the time of her death, six 'ars and five mNnihs of age. but rossessed : e intelligence of one much older. She , as the only child. and consequently was ! e pride and " of her paren's. . < few days -ince shr was stricken down ith fever Of m,larial rype, and although I. -ervtning wa- q me f her in the way If ! edical treatment and tender care, within ' To skill of our nDysicians, she continued to . ow weaker un'il finally the Angel Mes nger called her home.
 The grief stricken father and mother have e Sympa'hies or all who know them, in is, their 2 eat and irreparabls loss oftheir ight little girl. t THE CRnoK TUNNEL-The Contractors. mrs Kirk and Roy Stahl, are pu.hing the c naal into the hill in the direction or the | ook ledge 0p the Elst Hassayampa The c ,uth of the tunnel iE about seven hun s ed yards up the Crook Guich fFom the .ak They ran cut about twenty-five # and started the tunnel under fifteen n ,t breast, all in hard granite. The tunnel T now in eighty feet and bcing driven day T | night by three shifts, of two men each. O e tunnel ia five feet wide by seven feet yh and will strike the ledge in about two ndred and fifty feet, at depth of goo - t from the surface. There is a shaft " " wn l00 feet on the mine with & pay streak 2, :, the bottom four feet wide, that goes in U U reighhorho0d of thirty dollars to the :, U !. This shaft IS partly filed with water, ' iich comes in SD fast as to render tue !" rking of the mine, without hoisting works pa.np. imprac icable. n The tunnel will drain the mine, and, it is N ieved. afford water enough tor milling h rposes the year round. These facts we " her from conversation with Ed. John ic !. who IS perhaps better acquainted with il
 Crook than any other man, having lived c, and had charge of It for years.