Arizona miner., 1866-01-10
THE ARIZONA MINER.

second ana fourth " cUnc>uage ol Ns'Ch ulehtl
THE ARIZONA MINER.
1t is now two years, lacking couple of
a,nonths, since the first number Of the Ar
NtsER appeared. 1t was printed at the
osa i,g f Fort Whipple, twenty three miles
nost q his town, which was then not so
a,scl a. objected With an antiquated press
and q bn ed assortment of well worn type,
se reftse one Of the Santa Fe newspaper
icN there vas much surprise that so cred
sole a sheet could be produced This sur
ge has increased Tather than otherwise, in
view OF no prompt issue of the MISER during
Lac tr-a years past. for with aH the "ut.s and
se'vns Of the Territory it has ueyerfailed ..to
me 70 iime.n When there was not a sinrle
* Of iyur or pound of bacon to he had in
this interior country ;when the Apache
Ntendei his raids towithin thousand yard.
~ the office; when, owing to the imper
ions Of the shelter, the suns OF summer
eted fhe rollers, and the frosts Of winter
@e.'-e Z; the ink,4the MtxER press was moi
sEsspPed but kept in operation, in the face o
astaees such, as, we think, few plpers hay,
had % contend with. Among the obstacles
ssa those named, must be encnaeratee
~ great cost of transportation, Of labor, s.ss
81 ~ < here, AMI the sparse setrleDs
sas \ tory, which to this tiIeT.-''u' %
tlfe er' prise a conssssWHEs '"'e ii'"'''
But n lal;.u.ssss'.ssss pccuniary loss.
uss ssss'ene wotst is past In spite
"a been said against .irizona (and
ee the Territories has been so persist I
81 u igned) the people, both Of the Pa
rs Al the Atlantic States, arc rapidly
var that ''the gold of the land is goodn .
All uadant; that the'faciitiss for mining
ar ~ agriculture aEaet surpassed - lli,ssc
. auE matallie country YET discovered. and.
Ia pur~Srfgmcnt, Afiz124 viii henceforth
>Aaoy uninterrupted aud substantial prosper
ity So promising is tie future that with in
! adequate immediate encouragement. we beoin
the third volume Of ,he MINER in an ENLARGED
Aald greatly improved form. We believe the
Increased expense which we incur and which
IS illuStiauve Of the liberal and progressive
I sPritin rhich our enterprise has been con
ducted rom the start, will induce our friends
bofl at home aud abroad, TO give us a more
s'ri'a' Import, and we shall spare no pains
20 make the MINER in every way worthy Of .
generous patronage. Now that the war is
cyer the language in which we introduced !
sIr first volume to TIE pablo, is more Apo #,
sc than ever, and we shall make il our plat /
dfn in the future as we have in the past: q
Local, rather than National Affairs, will :
ocespy our chiefattention In common with .
'ae seople of Arizona, we are pioneers in :
greatN q responsible work, the upbuildng of !,
otate'Nhich shall do honor to itself and to
The age Ii the subiugation Of the savage '
IN the Development of the vast mineral and
otner resouees of the Territory, and the diff
!'8'oh Of a correct knowledge Of the same 0
u tAe establishment Of law and order, the n
N,ourasemento Of the school and the church. "
all the free institutions which give I
ro sln' character and prosperity to people, a
~ take an active and earnest part" Il
Cot Anor-At the recent election held in b
sion az err a:- s.t,5I 10 her admis- c.
William 6ta'e Of the Union, Governor b
Chilcott menu vas elected Governor, and II
atives The ca9SS the House of Represent a
Gilpn Seudder S,des for Governor, were 4
for Congress were hfig. The candidates a.
den aud Wolf. Thee W, cavinaugh, Bel G
same time, Lieut. Gyern6e, elected at the P
''a'e Treasurer Of State Att Secretary OF e!
anu Judges Of the supiue az General n
=, ,'4 e. election Of Goycrier Glib. The N
~ hrSt Governor of the Terri orv MO- who d
u'gH'ty depoaed, is a proper Mint st n
"'''' worthy public servant, ana, ,,o,,,i. q
r ~ man. We learn that ex-c a''' a
.t .''ns' ana Jerome b. ChaGee, are az" "A u
, y - states Senator's elect, from the new ..,, q
~, dorado, the thirty-seyenth star in a.. II
H"Sial constellation. y
a statEote of Colorado on the adoptibp Of q "a
tian ' Snstitution was; For the constitn. /
Nal ~ Against the Constitution, $50 (
+@.,r''! Nfayor, l55. This vote indicate. ,
aa o' nI. rtabout $1,000, Of whom 5000 !
Nv vote Tor ceited States Senator 10 .uc.
X James A Moougall of California wos
~An December lGNlSG5 and stood a. CaI. !
1o~ For Corneli4a Cole, %; for william '
+ Nsmaal 2ei for E'sons c "a, !. '''4"