Arizona miner., 1867-09-28

FROM LA PAz.--A large train arrived from La Paz on Sunday, with goods for Campbell Buiium. Rayena also received supplies.
 TIE GOVERNOR wishes us to express his thanks to Gen. Gregg, Col Baker, the Messrs Bowers, Hon. E. J. Cook, Willard Rice and MT. Borger for their kind co operation, which made the Legislative excursion pleasant success.
 THANRs.-Calyin White, whose store is on the east side of the plaza, next door to Gray & Co.'S, has again placed the MINER office under obligations to him, for a lot of nice melons. He has large assortment of all kinds of vegetables which he will sell cheap.
 Mn. BARNARD, Librarian of the Pioneer and Historical Society, requests us to tender the thanks of that institution to Dr How ard, for collection of snakes, bugs and other "varmints." There are some beautiful spe- ciinens of reptiles and insects peculiar to Ar izona among the collection
 MODERN WAY To REPRESENT YouR Cox- sriTUEScY.-Vote against their expressed wishes and instructions, and you will be cer- tain to make Capitdl out of it. If you don't do that, why you had better not go home Tu(e )soon, for fear said constituents might feel like ssgstJstiag you with blade of dui Catlsr(y).
 Bic THINc oS CoRN.-Mr Herbert Bow CTS, of Bowers Brothers, sent us sample Of corn raised on his Agua Frio ranch this sea son that would astonish an Illinoisan. The sample sent vss fanr ears, which grew up and arrived at maturity in company with ten other ears upon one stalk, winch said stalk sprang into existence out of the womb of one grain of corn. One of the ears presented to us, measured II inches in length and in circumference. Oh no, Arizona can't pro duce, not she
 souLE TopD, of the Snug" Saloon, Montezuma street, have once more come 70 our aid LAa night, when we were about gin out" Soulc entered the sanctum. and drew out of his czpzrioas pocket bottle filed with the best brandy in Arizona. George and Joe understand exactly what tired prin ters need to keep their eyes open while pHing up type. May your shadow never grow less, my boJs and may you become as rich a- Sam Branuan, as honored as Governor llaight and as portly as Judge Berry.
 FRou TIRE AcUA FRo.-NcssrA J. P Ga born and I c. Dickson cailed on us laS' Tuesday and informed us that ah the corr raised upon the Agua Fro was ripe, and that the farmcrs were busily engaged in cutting and gathering. Unlike this place, as ye, n, frost has visited the Agua Frio. Both thes, gentlemen have raised excellent crops o corn and vegetables. Several other farmer whose names we can't remember, have nls, been successful in raising excellent crops.
 NIcE CASE,-Ju Judge Berry has lot ofycry nice canes at his shop on Cortez street, facing the plaza They are made out of New York hickory. which came all the way from thS Empire State expressly for the Judge H, finishes them up in fine style. We saw ong which the Judge ornamcntcd for himself ir a neat and tasteful manner. snd would ad wise all our old bachelor acquaiatanccs to cal upon him, get one made to suit them selves, and then they will have -pIH~th'ng tC lean upon and support them in their ad ,ersity.
 GIN CocK .rAiLs By TuE CoEo.--Georg Cooler of the " Gem " saloon, Granite sirccl ! is a regular brick We have tried that bot : tie Of l.sa cocktails which he brougat int, the office last night and found it hishl! iuyigorating. health giving medicine fo overworked, tired-out humanity. Tie boy did full justice to i;. George, and acted 2 though it did them powerful sight of good The cigars, too, were excellent.
 FRoM THE Rio VrRpE Lieutenant Con verse infacsns us that Maisr Krausc, who hs beer i'll fsr some tine past. is siiaProving raj idly. He also states that Dr. Mct'an,iles eyes arc getting better. IL will be rcmcn bered that the Doctor came y,ry near loain both his eyes some time since $; Bower ranch, by the explosion of Henry cartridg
 The Indians content themselves with ro' ping the farmers of their corn. They hay carried of wagon loads of it, and still col tinue to "keep up the lick"
 IxDIASs. The Indians made another a
 temp, to capture Mir Stevens horscs yes'e day afternoon, but were foiled in the atteml and driven off by the men on the ranch wh
 fired seyeul shots at the thieves So soo as General Gregg heard of it he started
 party of cavalry to hunt them up. This,
 will be remembered, is the second atteml made te capture aud steal Mir Stevens stoe
 inside of week
 UsErUL AND DEAUTiFuL PhEsENT.--O'
 friend, Judge Berry. on Tuesday Last pr
 sented ss Wiih e splendid iyory-haudlC N \.