The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-26
TUESDAY.

Mrs. Newell wishes several dEcssmakcrs
 Hugh White, of iAe Mohayv stage line i. expected here ,lis evening.
 Strawberries are getting Iipe a: the Pres colt garden,
 ]. splo'z came in by Gilmer, salisbury & Co.'S stage ihis morning
 Rev. c. II. Adams. wc sec is in Tues-n preaching 10 saiai. and sinners.
 The City Restaurant opened thIs morning under favorable circumstances.
 \ J. Mason has some curious things in sfere- No c'gsrse 10 look at them. PsT;icu- latS tO-EIoITow.
 Nr. Chas. Taies is preparing to visit the '"i folks .t buine7 in Englana May his trip be peasant ope.
 Jes-e Ellis, "f WiiIilm,oa valicy, has moved h's family into Prescott and taken ull residence apposlte the MINER office.
 James liowey irft New York for Enalaud some ten days stlee. So writes Mr Yau- GerUiii, wh2 formerly resided in Prescott
 Among ths notablrs who yi.i,e.i Tucson On the completion of The R. k. to that place. we notice tic names of Ben C. Truman and Frank M. Pixiey.
 From two assays made by r. W. Blake Tor Geo. W. Curtis, of ere from Groom C.ceT, oHe assay went S335 and the other s3i9r which Is pretty fair showing for goid mining property.
 IL k Fumofcd un lhe streets that ID. C. Thornc has sod ihe Silver Belt mine tn Cleveland parties. The rumor needs con- frmstion.
 l. II. Smith and ]. M Murphy went out to-day tt locate d new mine. tue Fall River. a few miles south of Prescott, which assays over '6 per cent in copper and SlI per ton in silver.
 We are sarry ;o learn that the wife of CAri Smith. of Peoples valley. died ai that place ye>terlay. Mrs. A. c. Moves. sister in-Iaw Of thc deceased, went out to the val lev last night :o Ice inai'cadance at the bur. ial, wkich took rlIce to-day.
 AtieHiioa l. called to ihc new aavcrusc- men "f i- NJ. BuiTam. in to-day's issue. MT. Bafiam has acquired the name all over the c"nn;ry ut iving tue square dealer, never misTcprrs-Eis anything he has Tor sale. hence his success In business
 Oar LynN Creek correspondent aud ora tor still lIn"crs in durance vile. IL is n little donh'ial now whether he will be able to banish the Chinese CT not He has los; his Slhre aad flag. but has adpf,tcd another weapon. Ulgl-ie!-ih' pen. His book will be entitled "Mc!uoirs ot pEisol life"
 SHUr D"WH.- NIT. Helm, Superintendent, of the Tiger anime, upon thc airacumeu, of F. W. Biahe brilg served, wc hear became somewhat h.stiie. called tbe men from the 1 mill and mine. di>chlrcri them aii, and at last account, work was suspended We be. ! iieTc iha: ]! "i.i only bc temporary. ss the ! Tiger tn.ub,c-. which were Ihe result of careiessucsS somewhere, have a.i been fixed { up.
 We a'c iy note from tie "Iri-h Lord [ tha; MT F.: khan lt~> lc: ihc bond on the |, Lone Star mi"c, Nolaavc county. Gic, and 1, Mr. Grounds. tbe owner. is $30.0OO gaincr | thereby. Finkham. We are afraid. IS not what hc tried to make folks believe him to | be. Mr S0i. Leuis, uf the Bank. is out ana | injured through Jim. Alsoothcls
 DirARrED-t NIT. Smith. who recently | lost a.s aiir iH ihi, city wlih consumption. 1 ". II. lili-nLTand, a black smith. Elizabeth ! Pcnnyg..s ker, better known as Bianch. an tr'"-.c ~ t.c city prison oa several occasions, ana Mexican senvcrita named Martha, ! with their worldly effects. hauled by rats of mules. took departure this forenoon for the b"omiug Tombstone. What an acquisition II will hc-opcn wide y'us columns, dear Nugget.