The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-19

they were being operated upon In thc vAts. It Is thought Sl 600 will be realized fsom the batch Michael McWilliams a good miner, has been given charge of the mine which he Is now tim boring.
 Captain shoupe, sold, recently, to Jackson Lovejoy X Co.,. 6 one-sixth interest in the Excel. sior diggings, on Lynx Creek, for the sum of two thousand dollars
 A party Of placer miners left for Big Bug ear ly in the week.
 4 party of men talk'of digging a ditch to car ry water on the digglngs back of the old Mexi. can camp on Lynx Creek. If they do, they will certainly make money.
 FRov George Monroe. who ar- rived here recently from wckenburg. gives a glowing description of the Vnlture mine at that place. He says 1t l. now producing richer rock ihan he ever saw in California, and plenty of it. Mir. Taylor, the Superintendent of the vulture Mining Company's claims, had 22 places in the mine. from which 10 take rock, and with about forty men, was taking out that number of tons per day
 Jos Kelley and D. Pearson. while going to the
 
 by Indians.
 Mr Rogers and family, were at wiekenburg, when George lef.. on their way to Prescott
 MOVEMENTS oF FREIGHT TRAISs.--The trains Of Jones and Werninger, are by ihis time, well or ,hc roah to La Tag, and should the present weather continue for few weeks thoy will be back in Prescott with goods for Government and Gray & Co.
 Saturday last C. W Beachs train unloadcd ai tbc store of Levi Bashiord quantity of bacon lard. oil glass. etc. and went ont to the Willow Greek saw-mil Go load with lumber for the Nul. tare Mining Company of Nickenbnrg. From H.ckeubufg ihe train will go to La Paz for gro ceries. provisions etc. for this place. Mr Beach hss none bat good animals in bis train, and in. tends making quick trip thi. time
 The train Of Miller Bros brongh, through freight from La Pax for Camp Verde, whi,her il bas gone to deliver it.
 Cheaowtb & fenicr's train and an eight mule team belonging to V A. Stephens brought good. for E. Kerr and Manuel Raycna Monday last the train started for Dickason's ranch. Lower Agua Frio, with lumber and other freight Jus now, there is plenty of work for teams in thl vicinity, and we believe Chcnowihs train vii not return io La Paz Tor some time.
 WE are A frm believer in spirits-c especially the kind that is put up in bottles. and Bill Linn the goea-looking, sweet tempered, pious bar al | tender of Moellers' magnificent new saloon, ol NoHiezuma street, iickIcd ns In proper manue saturday evening last. when he presented n with several bottles of very good liquor and box Of cigar.. the free nse og which has cuFe' ! Us of bad cold.
 ! D;cgssoSs RAScI-Mr Braneman who, with hi ' family recently arrived here from Colorado. Ina ! leased ihe Dickason Ranch-on the Lower Agu ' Frio. for one year, and has moved his famil. | down there.
 FRoa CAwF wnIowS-Col. Young sth [. s | Cavalry, who is known io the people of Prescott for bis success In fighting Indians, paid For whipple and Prescott visi, last week. So al so dld Daniel O'Leary. one Of the best guide in Northern Arizona, and E. M. NcCauy. Treai urer of Mohave county. The Two latter gentl' men called a, our office and informed us ihi Johnny O'Donneli was killed by the Wallapa neas ihe spot made famous by the dsht oi Marc
 last, between Charles Spencer and She Indian 2 Col Price. they said was afler the wAliapais earnest and would give them no peace until
 had conquered them. The party returned to q
 Willows Wednesday last.
 EEwAnp KruR's cory little store in ,he o Capitol Building. next door 10 the poslOfioe.
 now well filled with everything needed in ii market exeep, four. By Beachs train. be ceved a lot of nice bacon. which he is seliii
 very eheaply. He also received some of Dal, Eureka whisky. drink of which would give | coward courage enough to attack an Indii 2 rancharla. or weak person. strength enough
 enable him to pack Judge Berry across the plal 'Tis good for the inner man.
 THE Yankees beat all creation for fixing | r and having things nee. So we thought. the o' | CT day. upon bcholding the changes wrought e C. T. Rogers. during the pas, month, on } premises of Gray & Co.,. East side of the Pla' F The improvements made by him on store Q V houses and garden, give the place an air oi col fort and thrift rarely seen abou. stores in cou try towns. and render ii very attractive. . MR. GENTLE requests us to inform those W r are hanging beck until he lowers his prices U taking pictures, ihat his presen, prices are f reasonable as he can afford, and that hc does n intend to lowrr them. Persons dying to [ n themselves as others see them should be govern e accordingly.
 r C. C. BEAN read a sermon in the Court HOn q Sunday last. We understand that Chief J n tice Turner will perform similar feat tom