Arizona miner., 1864-05-25


the precious metal have been found ia the Big-bug
diggina So the pacers are by no means played out.
A. N. WHITE, Esq, Of Pimo is putting up his new
steam Touring mill and will have t In operation at
early day. The crops Of the Pimos promise well,
especially the wheat and Mr.. White will doubtless be
able to furnish flour at much lower rate than it can
be had from California the Rio Grande Green peas
are abundant at Pimo and Tucson
VIZ have been shown a copy Of the Arizona Miner
OF the 9th inst.-[Santa Re Gazette April 3Othl
A copyiof each number Of the MrNER has gone from
here to the Gazette in letter envelope postpaid and
we cannot account for the nonrecep at our contempt
rarys sanctum Of the referred TO-
CHIEF JUSTICE BENEDICT is doing all the judicial
labor in New Mexico, as usual We do not wonder
that be complains Of such inefficient associates as Broc
chus and Knapp the ever absent from bis post,
and the other constantly on the rampage Knapp
reminds us OF the fellow of whom Doctor johnson
said If he had two ideas in his head they would fall
out with each other"
AUGUSTINE ~ HUET, who advertses in another
column, has the best book and news establishment
west OF the Missouri River At least such is the tes-
tmony Of those who ought TO know. Tie is moreover
an intelligent enterprisng and obiigng gentleman.
Arizonians visiting Santa Fe should give him call
Those wanting papers, magazines books of any kind
sent 10 them will do well to apply 10 Mr. Hunt by
letter. lie is the agent of the MINER in Santa Fe
COLONEL WooLsY was at the post on Sunday and
Monday lie wishes all who intend 10 accompany
him on his next excursion TO Big Rump'g valley. to
meet at the Aqua FTia ranch Tuesday May 3lst
prepared to start on the following day He expects q
company vi nearly TWO hundred miners and Others.
and several hundred PimOs and Marcopas are likely
TO join him at Big Rumps rancheras There is lively
work ahead
LAST Tuesday two year old, seeing the dark clouds
and hearing the roll Of distant thunder id. 1t il
dark now, and the drummer in Heaven is beating the
drum" which beats anything have heard or read OF
lately II Rio Abajo Press
Yes, and nothing in the column Of juvenile sayings
on the fourth page Of so-days MINER ia better Did
the young johnson perpetrate this wit or was IL the
little Johnny Navajo, who keeps the Press sanctum In
suck delightful confusion
I
SETrLgD.-~The Santa Fe Gazette announces
that the Bosque Redondo has been chosen by
the Government as a permanent reservation for
the Nayajos. This viii quiet the excitement oil
Ithe editor OF The Rio Abaio Press as TO the
Colorado Cbiquito country. by the by, we can
not agree with Major Chacon IN his note to the
Gazette, wherein he speaks in disparaging
manner Of the valley Of the Colorado Chiquito
We account it line country, far 200 good FOR
the Navajo, and the Major makes the only CON-
plant Of its unhealthfuness that we have heard
His visits there must have been under unfavor-
able circumstances.
/ The MEXICAN PACIFIC COMPANY, capital ten
million dollars, adyertises 10 the New Il DIRK
papers. This is a miuing corporation chartered
some years sioce By The State OF Pennsylvania
for the prosecution of operations on the Pacific
oP .,o,Fos ,,..v,.. g.n., 4bo