The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-26

G. W.Cariis has purchased. from Geo. r.
 Berry all his mining interests in the Has sayampa district. Mr. Curt.s wiIi deve!oD inc several mines purchased from Mr. Berry.
 Geo. Ah Fat adreriises to give turkev twice week at his Cabinet cb,1 house and chickens with eggs daily. "Ob- position is the life of trade
 The following passengers arrived yes.er- day, Sunday, per Gilmer, Sallsbury < Co. coach; w. E. Chspin, Chas. Hortss. J. Clendon and Mrs. Thompson.
 Mrs Thompson, an experienced and very competent person 10 fake charge of the household affairs of a private family, adver- uses m this issue of the MINER for situa- ten. The lady guarantees satisfaction.
 The Prescott market is almos. cleaned out of all kinds of grain. To have pur- chased barley and corn SIX months ago and held If until the present time money could nave been realized On the transaction.
 We understand that C. r. Head (, Co. have merchandise, of hich they have prcst need, on the road froal San Francisco three months. The fault rests wi,h ihe freighter who has it in charge, and should, cer- tainly, suffer the loss sust.ined by Head 6 Co.
 We learn with pleasure ihat Mr. Sol. Leais, of the Bank of Arizona, received telegram this morning from tue president of the Tiger Mining Company, san Fran cisco. to pay ail Tiger cheeks. Tlis will, of' course, siop proceedings commeEced against the company.
 Ben Batler viii open his City Restaurant tomorrow morning. He has put it in e.e- ganl shape for the business for which be in tends 1T, aud Knowing, as we ao, his ability to run an eating house, ean unhesi:atingly slate tlIat he will equal the best boarding establishment iu Arizona
 MeNesl is going with his train 10 take about G0,O0O pounds machinery to Turkey Greek for A. <. Robbins. The machinery was started from Maricona some time since, but oW1ng to the condition of the roads 1 was stored at Kirkland Valley. The road | for Turkey Creek for heavy machinery is l around by Agua Fria and Cottonwood.
 John Iiartiu aud John Kirwa-en returned | last evening from Tonto Basin, where they | have been for several weeks prospecting 1 and doing assessment WoIk on their quartz l ledges. They speak well of that section and | If we were to judge of inc climate by the l appearance of these gentlemen. We would | say that II is decldedIy healthy.
 THE NEXT DANcE-Just as our young friends commenced signing for dance. Nr. Geo. W. Curtis comes forth auI tells Us that he will give party at the City Hall on Wednesday evening, the las; day of this month. Tickets for the occa:ion will be printed and sent out in day or so. The price of admission, including supper will be only g..
 The family of IT. Marion and Mrs Geo. Banghart left by Giimer, Salisbury & Cos. coach this evening for Maric1pa. where they join the excursionlsts for San Fran cisco. |, is the intention of these people to visit relatives in Washington Teri tory and remain over the summer months in hopes of braciEg up their health, which is quite poor.
 ARRIVAL oF MAu.,-Nr James Stewart, of Gilmer, S.'i-Jury q Cos stage line. informed us before leaving Prcf- 'ott for the southern portion of fhe territory, in Th1Fsiar lF-', that upon hi, arrival at Naricopa he would make arrangements for he starting out from tL-t pace If tbc Prescott mall one hour aaj a hall earlier han heretofore, which will bring it into Prescott th4E much earlier every mos8iB-, ,r at G..J %. m. This will be quite a con 'enicnce, inasmuch as it wal. give business hen and others ample time to fix up their fN lzft 4 .. anne day received. T