The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13
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Costing seems to be ali the rage.

Coastlng seems to be all the rage.
 N. A. Rowe is in town from Gillett.
 J'hn Rees is in town from the Sandy or McCrackin cou1iFy.
 Wood merchants have made "corner." Its part of the trade.
 Fifteen new subscribers have '.been to see ms iais week Plenty of room for more.
 Hon. J. G. Campbell uiIl again accept Il ank. for valuable Pub Docs.
 Pheaix will soon have the largest school building in tlIe Territory.
 Miss Markham proposes soon 10 give an entertainment of Pinalore at the uew thea Ire bull liug.
 Wm. Partiidge is in town He informs us that he intends to commence mining operations near Weaver.
 Capitalists are coming to examine some ot our copper deposits, which are just now showing fine bodies of ore.
 Gen. Vernon, formerly stationed in this Territory, now out of the army, is cxamin- ing mining properties in inc Cave Greek country.
 Several favorile dogs have recently been poisoned by some malicious person. The wrong dog got the dose was the only mis- take made
 Seym nr, the town below Wickenburg, will soon be abandoned from the fact that the mill is tn be removed tn lhe Yulture mi2e.
 Thc attention of cur rea6rrs is called 10 the ''uew advertisements" in this issue of 'he MINER Read them all, they are inter esting.
 Gold dust from the various placer mines begins to show itself in large quantities since the supply of water las favored inc miners with is presence.
 Mcssrs. Wilson S Haskell have put mp Nu. corn cracker at their factory, and are prepared t0 do work in that line for cash or gram.
 D. R. Poland has sold his mine in Big Bug for S35, 900 and received part of the money.
 James Daley, Jack Rarick and Mr. Lloyd have gone out to the Centennial mining district 10 do assessment work on valuable claims.
 Rominguez, the stage roLbcr, waived an examiaatioa to-day, and. was bound over to appear before the |. s. Court in tine sum of $2jO0.
 Farmers. stock men, miners and mer chants are all laughing over the great abundance of moisture. Freightcrs don't laugh much. hnJ do considerable Of that other thing which men generally do whcn anGry.
 Gen. Fremont and Judge Silent returned homo yesterday from the Southern portion "f the Territory. Judge Silent. who takes in everything on journey, speaks highly of Tucson and its surroundings.
 Geo. W. Curtis, our popular saw mill man and oNn'r of half million feet of exec. lent lumber. hus received an order for lnm- Der from the Arizona Central Mining Com plny.
 CEN. GRANT PoIsoNEp.-Mr. Ryiard in forms inc MINER that Gen. Grant was pois- oncd yesterday, from the effects of which he turned h;s toes to the stars and u0w s'un.bers in that rep0se from which none awake. IL k too Lad that any one should bc sj crnel as U poison the General.
 s;'ate making has commenced with the Democratic parry of Inc Territory. The two most available gentlemen thns far men, tioa, u. We Ielieve, are C. II. Gray cf Phe- nix, and John C. Campbell of Prescott. Wto comes next.
 ". +. Weller bid f;rewcII to h:S numer- ous friends ta, morning. aud departed Tor his o!i homo at Franklin, Penn. From sln Francisco he will take steamer and 20 lay way Cf the lsthmus to New York. We Wi.h him success in all future opera lions, as hr is an honorable, upright gen. ileman, aud first rate printer.