Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

1 l MiNIN'-The news ,his week. from inc uipin,
 u'''re'. adjacent to Prescott. is of the mos, o,,
 u9utagihg character. Ih Big Bug District fin. P'aVef miners are making as high a. len do,lar.
 ua{ to the hand. Work is being pushed fnr.
 , m"'u on The Eugenic lodc with hattcring pros.
 n, l,'. TWO Nhails on the Chase lodc in Has.syampa Meu'Sh were, several days ago. down ri.,,nct. n,l! lb and 43 feet. and. at thr.e dcn,bt tb.
 'oie was iully i've feet thick and the rocs rich
 JoS lonng called into our office y,strrd,y
 """ ehoNed us the result Of three toms of Cbapcn
 pc winch hc had worked in the Sterling mill
 u"uer very uniavOrabie circumstances otgiuo in T T.io 'olu weather and ibe fact that this ore was ,i I & "lst "' he Kind treated by Mr. Reed but uic result proves beyond doubt thai Rncd c.n
 work the ore. and that il will nav lie TLa tnLee tons yielded loo ounces of nicely rctorted so,u ana 5ilvcr amalgam worth. at least avc "Vt'''' m ounce. We are satisfied from tho color oi the amalgam, which is nearly ynllo,v "iih gold, that it is worth several doji,rs moro per ounce than the figure guessed bv Mir. Youpy. ,.,,, ,es,ierday' when Mr Young left the Sterling ,i'li' DIT Reed was engaged in cleaning up after hlFing worked quantity of Sterling rock Reed was in me sPiris and was satisfied that the rock r TpuII pay well. So We go, onward and npv.syd
 'hahkS Co Reed, thanks to our brave nionrnr n'.hcts' ana to our rich quartz lOdes we are nov, yclopment! "i' "'-
 TIE NEAfnEn RoADs, rc.-Friday, Saturday. and sunday last were cold days in Uni. vicinity It commenced showing in the mountains south of town Fnday afternoon, and kept it up until soine ''ihe saturday night Supervisor Cornell who came to town from the Sterling mill on Nond,y evening said that, on top of thc divide. ,he snow Was about ihrec feet deep. while at Moves & Chr tla SaW-mlll, about four mile. this side of thc top oi lhc range, tic ground was scarcely GOV c'vI I' rained heavily m Prescott. but no snow Tell here' on those days. The roads leading to town, and the streets, are very muddy and leaning over them, just now, is a sinking busi. ness. several freight trains are cncamped be- tween this place and Skull Valley. waiijug for. Inc roads Co dry, 70 that they can come 10 tgwn and discharge their caTgoes. which they can soon do' should the prc3cHt delightful weather con,i- n.e lew days longer. Our winter generally " breaks up about this time every year and VI. hope it will do 80 this one. not that it has Lr,n mean, but that we like changc and are rcady spring
 MILITARY MArrEEs.-ltis encouraging to know tIat between the Chief Military Commander North Of the Gila. General Deyin. whose head quarters are at Camp Nh'pple Prescott Mltor
 
 headquarters at Fort Mohaye anI Major CIrn- lenin. who now commands the district of tbc ' erde, headquarters at Camp Mcdowell. tEe best oi feeling prevails All three officers served to- 2elhcr iu ihc army of Inc Potomac, know each other well. and will work together for inc br-t interests oi thls section of the Territory They 'lke ihc country its climate aud people, aui we Know they will do their cndeavors to put an end i0 the cruel war ihai has desoiaicd ths fair l.td al y.st fifsI Itse ..Tt
 F. C. StnR, news dealer at san Bcrnardino. California; has our thanks fora bundle Of rapers. llmanacs etc. sent us ty llst mail In addition 'o his stock of books stationery, new spapers anI periodicals. he informs oHr rvadrrs. by aHvcr. .isemeni in today paper, that hc keep. on hand. | large stock of medicines cutlcrv garden sf,qds md notion, and that he will pay particular a.. ention to the filling Of orders from our Terri ory. MT. suhr has kindly consented to act as Agent Tor the MINER in Sln BernardinO and we ivrebY grant him full power to contract for and eceife payment for advertisements subscrip- ions e'c great part of the trade Of Arizona '"ps Co san BcnardiHo, and as the MINER has 'nr tines thc circulation Or any otbcr paper Tinted .n ihc Territory of Arizona we expect Dc bnsnc-s Eiea of San Beuardino to make lemsclrcs known io their customers by adycr- siDg in oar columns
 PETTY LARCENY Two honbres recently stole gun and other traps from citizen of this town. 'cre followed by Deputy Sheriff Bchan. arrested. tought back to town, and placed iH ilii One [ them vas found to bc a dcserter from inc ] h.rd Cavalry, and was turned over Co fhe mili- 1 lry authorities at Camp WhiPple. The other ] 'as on Wednesday. tried before Justice Flair T charge of petit larceny pleaded guilty, and {, 'as fned SZ5. Judge Berry defended him and as told us tbat the fellow k disposed 10 be oEest. aud tha, it was the dcserter who got him aiO the scrape