Arizona miner., 1867-12-28
Local Intelligence.

,,,,vu-Charcy Bcach's train arrived in ,.'..o,, from La Paz, on Tuesday last. By it m. p,.brord received quite stock of groceries "l nroyi.ons, winter clothing, etc. Bowers & ,. ,scciyed lot of flour. Wormser & Co. also received goods
 v,, uovr.-We believe 1t is the intention of vr \ 0. Moves to move his mill from it's present i,c,,ion on the Hassayampa. up that creek, Co ..,oe convenient point near the Chase lode.
 Ma JonS BILLING, the competent, careful and ...dcr. hearted Steward of Fort Whipple Hospi- ,.J came into our office on Sunday last. and laced us under obligations to him for the fol- lowing items
 Private John Lee, of Co. B, Eighth Cavalry .so it will be remembered was some time ago. ,,o, in the corral, by Bugier King, Of Co. l. ,,me regiment died from the effects of his wound oo the l7th inst, and was buried in the military bqr,ing ground on the 18th.
 There are now fifteen men in the Hospital. all ,s whom. save one, are rapidly recovering. This oae was shot in a fracas in town several nights ago. and t is feared that medical aid cannot save Elip from the grasp of death
 
 s ,-v. has recovered, and bas gone 10 his post Of &day. Camp Lincoln. The Lieutenant several xscks since, was badly wounded in a fight with Nsone Indians near Bowers Ranch and we are slal of his recovery. His excellent wife accom- panied him to Lincoln.
 suonrfSG.-We are one of those who think that s soldier, or any other man. has a right to shoot shen be chooses so long az be don't imperil life For limb by SO doing but we do think man .hould be pauished for shooting at random in be streets of town. on a dark night Now. on ,as Tuesday evening. as we were meditating si- lently, solemnly. and alone. in the MIxER office. some valiant heroes from the Post filled with sm and lager beer, jerked their six-sbooters and opened Gre upon our den. Imagining we heard a bullet whiz through the roof, above our head. te quickly changed our base aud inircnched tursclf behind the stove-pipe, but the firing eea,cd. aud the enemy passed on. We thought so more of the matter and, indeed had forgotten sll about it until II. Felt the gerilcmanly baker Eros ;he street from the MINER oHicc. mentioned ac subject, and said the soldier. though, thnt pmc one shot at them out oF the office, and. of <purse. they felt in duty bound Co return the fire Fel. that's all right, boys but be little more <rcful and sober next time. The only shots fired tnt of the NtNEH office are sOuibsr ai the radi- 4ls, iiis EAceiisr~y Richard e. Mccormick and &e fellow who put the highly coIored" black Bier e Mrs. Ihad stevens. and picture Of Lo : &e d-d Indian, ipon the Christmas Tree for us ' ig. ED. PECK has been in town for some days nsi. on visit to bis friends and relatives. lie E3s been acting as guide a, Camp Lincoln Rio {tric, for some lime past He accompanied knerll Palmer from Camp Lincoln Co the Lit,le I Dorado. and says the General was delighted 1 EHh the couHtry through which they pa ssed T thinks the railroad will come down the Zlni ] D.. strike southwest for the Noeolloue range [ 4 mountains, and follow is summit 10 some Tn, near the head Of the Rio Verde. He in- &rncd us that, between the Little Colorado and Hluniccr Springs, four men belonging to the myeying party strayei away from their com ss - es and were lost in the wilderness for seven &ss during which time they came nigh starving A leaib. They were fortunate enough io strike 4 wagon road and lhe party on the seventh lR. Jas. s. GLEs, who recently took ride 15Nn Granite Creek, the -trcam upon which Hsscoit is built tells us that Dc was greatly ] MPrised al the amount of farming land upon 8 creek. He saw fully ten thousand acres ol MkOol corn land as can be found in aay ee.a m l. is his intention 10 take up a ranch at a &n, about twelve miles below Prescott and 8n big crops of eeEa, s=assss;;, aud vegetables
 " spring. We hope others will do likewise
 fAD AccpEST.It pains us to have to record
 fact that Mir. Rober, ]. Osborn, aR old eitizeT
 miner of Yavapai county, was, few day
 severely injured 5y thc premature discharge
 & blast which he was engaged in tamPing, ir
 Chase mine. The supposition is that de @fed pieces of rock coming in contact, s;ruci
 which communicated with the powder th' Wping rod which De was using was a woode; ~. The rock in which he was blasting wa
 pmposed, to which fact, we suppose. he is in
 ied for his life. As it is, his injuries are man.
 painful His lcft arm is shattered, and ther
 fnger that be may lose lis eyesighL He
 s# at the Saw mill, where be receives all th
 aud attention possible from Mcssrs. Noye
 Curtis, for whom he was working al the tim
 2z=Aeeident occurred. Dr. Kendall has extraete,
 .7# Tai pieces of rock ont Of his face and fore E.z.. and will use his utmost skill t0 heal hi L- z.Ahd' and preserve his eyesiEbt. Our miner
 *po' be too careful while working with Pew
 ,amping and firing of blasts, as the mos - " a''' knowing or mem are liable to meo
 r an accident some time or other. This is tn
 accident from this cause that has happene
 county within the last three months.