The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

.,c will be offered for sale, In front of the Cour r,.,.c in Prescott, some lrst.class mining prop.
 ,, bclongng 10 the estate of C. E. Book, de.
 ..1 Those wishing to purchase feet in rich ,.,gc. cannot find a better chance
 ru,>Ts. 10 Raiblc X schecrcr, Of the Pacific o,.aery Montczuma street, for their present Of ',,,.lnll of No. lager beer, made out of Ari. ,oua.raiscd barley.
 CHARLEY BEAcn's train is the only citizen train ..., Ina, been seen in our streets for a long time l,,rley makes regular trips to Lincoln and back
 ...y week. with lumber for Uncle Samuel We ..., look for plethora of wagons from La Paz in flew days.
 " K FsRnrs, of Wickenburg is going to Cal. ,,,.,i, on business. He will return in about two months
 TunrLISG SCENE IS THE FARNEn's MEETING
 Members Threaten he "MINEg' ,oih Ertinc- ,,a-A Voie of CeHure asked Jor.--Gory Halle ri,b we still live, notwithstanding the kindly ,,,.be. of Governor Mccormick, his organ, the ,,i-,nian and one or two members of the Pres ,o,, Farmers Association from the rural districts. Praise be ,o Allah and our friends for protecting ,. from having our light snuGed out by 'yote ,f censurel" Glory 10 God, in the highest Car. ,o, b,r-.-crs anash their teeth at us hucoc don. Ley. bray vengeance at us, myriads of grasshopers have tried Co bite the letters of our types but our -oo,cquill still lets down, our presses have not become mesmcrizcd and, strange to say we are robip, dauutcd Ut the lowering clouds of wrath .bat encirclc our untcrrfed menageric. The iion roareth and the whang.doodle mourneth; {; he zebra has brayed the KuKlux Kian have rat fled inc dried brains of Ethiopia in thousand shining skulls; Brownlow's big snake has kissed, snda hosrsc, harsh voice from the rocks, has been raised against us, but still able 10 eat our regular allowance and spell Yrcka, with a D. backwards In explanation Of the above out burst of fcrved thanks giving We will sistc, as near as possible the cause or our "spfead." lt isa. follows While the Farmers Convention was in session al this place, member suggested the proprcty of raising liits money " on the spot '" 10 rav small bill due the MINEE for printing. No sooner had ne shot his mouth of than several mamb.rs jumped to their feet, with nostrils dis tended. eyes giarug like fiery comets and indig. ni,on spread over their couutcnanccs, and in thunder tones ihoi would pierce rotten pump. kin or make a dint ia a brsss kettle, "let into us p
 .or daring to ask one cent for time, labor, paper
 
 t-oar paper, said that work done by us should
 l,. come under the head Of "locai items and
 "r-s free" Do posters and adyer,isemcnts
 coa.1ld,r ,he head of local item-y Reckon not.
 Acco-liug to one gcnilcmans yiew Of the case,
 we sl1uid work for tbe C. -sui-s:icg for nothing
 as ths organization composed of tho bono and siuea of the country. Veil, we are a !" bon, and ,inew. too, and be should have thought about tbat when a couple Of hours previous, he charged our partner four dollars and nty cents tSi,50 currency for los Of tomatoes and three sua muskmellous, when our partner Informs us. th' gentleman in question. owes him considerable o sum for provisions furnished him over year ngo Now we are glad 10 know that the gentle man who should have been our friend but who assaiied Us because lac heard we had little bill apains the Association, was excited or, probably in love, when be hurled his ;hunderbolts at us and that his ideas were not backed up by major il, of the members. Wc rcs.y came; believe hc meant wha; be said, but for fear he might have meant it, we wish 70 inform him and everybody else that We print posters and advertisements .oi no man or set of men for nothing, unless he oi they arc too poor to pay for them. The fact tha nearly every farther in the county pays us sever dollars year for a1y-iwo numbers Inc MINER a. asserted by him, don't help She cas> luch. VI give them the worth of their money as nearly al of them admit, and think we do enough for ih society when we print proceedings Of their meet ings. communications and editorial Items intcnde for their welfare, for nothing; that, too whe some of them pay years subscription with few muskmcllons aud a coupie of dozen tomatoes MEETING OF FlkNEGs-NH&T THET DiD.-i another column will bc found the proceedings ( Farmers meeting held n this place on the fir instant We were not present, but are iniorne
 that good many farmers of this vicinity atiende | and took part in the proceedings We ih'nk VI meeting acted wisely in dlstrlctlng the county,
 at least the northern part of it and sllowing eae district to select ard elect delegate, with fu powers 10 represent his districD to Convento to be holden in Prescott on the lith, inst. l.
 each district elect some worthy, intelligent fnrmc to represent it in the convention, and we have fear but that the society will accomplish its worif object. few can agree better than many HoyoR TO WHOM HoxoR IS DUE.-By a no from Sergeant s B. Bradbury, Co. l., eth Cayalr We learn that VIC committed an error, last wee in crediting Co., R, sth Cavalry, with killing son indians, etc The Sergeant says "siid lndai < were killed and the horses and mules captured squad of Co., L, sth Cav, under command Lieutenant Curtess, the whole numbering thirte' men, We willingly make the correction' ar Il beg 10 assure the Sergeant and his dashing cor pany. that we were not to blame in the matt' We got our information from member oi company, and the rascal played us
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