Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

'' purchase any of the good thing. of this world
 we advise them to call upon A. Barnett who ,,ill ] p' n"Ppy To see them and do the fair thing by
 u'ein' He keeps capital supply Of ihi. world's ! goods and is governed in his dealing. wib mo,
 by honesty and one price only. lie doe. no, i expect 70 go to Congress therefore. he can ac
 ford to deal honestly with his follow.c;t,on. norih of the Gila
 10 GENERAL NcDowELI---Wc have been re. ] qucs.cd to call the attention of this officer to
 communication in today. paper from P. Me.
 cannon. in which be rccounts various and sup. dry petty tyrlnicll acts of the Quartermas,cr a,
 Fort Mcdowell. to drive him from hi. homo s,d ! arprH' hm of the fruits of his abors. Mir
 h'lannon is oae of our oldest citizens. and a
 better or more honest man never brcatbcd ,t.
 ar of any country.
 SUNDAY school has been held every Sabbath.
 in Blair @ Eilot's building. Montcznma street
 We noticed, last Sunday, quite large number
 oi !onng and old. of both sexes, returning home
 iroin attending school
 OrH EXCELLENT PrBG:c ScuooL !s again in rill blast in Baidwin's building corner Nop,ozpn, and 6urlcy streets. A great many children and young ladies attend. Mr. McCaTry. tbc teacher has his heart in the business and will do all b, can 'o teach the rising generation useful ing,r- nation. Parents should see to it that their chl. 'rcn attend. We consider it one of the greatest crimes parents can bc guilty of to r,,,c ,,p their children without instruction aud send them oal into the world as ignorant a- boors
 THE WEArIEE.-Op Saturday anl sunday last, ii rainod just enough to swell lhe water in tlr creek. On Wednesday ii sartcd in again. Jut finally resolved itself into snow, and not being able Co make dccea. display in that line. i dried up entirely and oll Sol once more iLu.f h.s head from under @ c.cud scattered his warm beams upon Mother Earth, and dispc~cd bold Winters ruii1a blasts in a .ghty shor. time
 JonNyY BEntS. who ha, been to Tucson on visit. arrived here Ia. week. Johnny has been Deputy sheriff of this county under Sheriff Bogrhc and we understand hc win occupy ,hc same position under sheriff Moore. We coa- gra'uate Nr. Moore Bpoa hi. selection. as a bet. Ger or more trustworthy young man i. not Co be found in hc country. Wherever and whenever business calls him. he goes. 100 matter how bad Indians may be- No danger drive. him from hi. course, and with,l lc i- cautious and watchGl
 Nh. D. Iif>nraso.. who La. lately arrived here from California. called upon us ouc day thi- week. and was surprised al lbe large amount of printing material in tnc Missa office. and. as En sail, the neat and tasty style in which wc turned oui printing. Iie is a very intelligent gentle man. and an cntcrpri,ug businc.s man. l. being his Gr.i ifip to Arz1ua, be was considerably surprised 10 find such plea .a. e,'mat. ,plcl did scenery. well improved ranches and rich m.ucs He thinks oar future will be glorious.
 prrurr or ISoiAxs Wclcarn that slc lniian- who recently ran of stock from ihc vicinity of La Paz were purucd by party Of cit.zen, oC that town to Inc lahqgche.a Mountains. th.- side of McNallcn's Station One animal was recoy- cred, and ihc Indians were SD hard pressed that they killed the res! of the stock. Thc puvslers saw twelve lndlals. and think they could hare ovcr,akcn them, had they been better mounted The Indians were lal.crei ,o have been Apache MaAayc-
 GEoaez sy,ila, late of Prescott. ha- vc hear purchased ihc Ferry across the Colorado river al Ia paz of Mg. 1. A. Hralshaw. who has carried t on for several years This ferry franchise was granted 10 W. D. Bradshaw by the Legislature . in 1864, for a period of twenty years, l. gives . the exclusive right to keep ferry at any point . between Mineral City anl poin. five miles . above La paz.
 ANouEG NGw BciLDNG.- Notwithstanding thc lall tine aa4 tAc flr that Prescott haa lost tbc Capital, oar citizen, hare lost aoue of their old energy. Nr Hccbc although himself going to Tucson. is erecting dwelling house on Monte zuma street. in which to reside npon A.s return from the -Commc-cial Metropolis"
 CAL JAcEso> In. purchased ihc ranch of Nr. A. C. Dunn, q, Walnu, Grove twenty five miles soa,hcas; of Prescott. Walnu; Grove is one of tue best farming !ocalitic, in Arizona
 DE. PARnr, vho is now s,opp;Sg in Prescott. and who l. iH tic employ of the Union Pacific Railway Co., |. D. accompanied Emery when be ran thc boundary line between Arizona and Sonora. a- Naturalist,
 MAIoB CAtHotN is busy writing for tac Phila le'phia Press and Hspa's Ute.fy. Iii, accouu; { of bis trip to Arizona. its timber. mines, and . agricultural, and pastoral lands. will be interest ing aud instructive to Eastern readers
 C.4s AT LAsr The long-cXpcclel wagons to . ca-ry ,he capital to Tucson, arrived in Pres colt on Thursday evening la-L The irain belongs 10 Judge Hayden, who, we are informed. accom- panied it 10 this place.
 TuE old and ihe new county officials of th,s county will come together on Monday morning next. and settle mp business after which. the old