The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-28
Tbe ~a S((tinpr.
Local Intelligence.

Trr weather lurhi~A"d us since thr u1te Ol ihC ;s..,a ol the MfSlg has bccn of Inc disagree.
 orler. |. snowed Saturday and Sunday. i,.t th, snow melted almost as fast as i fell. 70. .trro,s, etc., were quite muddy Winter has ..,, po--r.slon Of thi4 neck pf woods aud all ~. ,,i Of tAa old fellow i4 io be mild and "con- .rliyr." Hard luck in politics and a hard ,.;.r woald be bling il on a little too thick srygitsa.--Tht news from th8 mine contin- s.,o b. cheering. We convorsed with the boes ,ftar ri'ic sunday last. and learned from hin .,,t plenty or good orc was being taken ont Of . Ihe miii is grinding away, and clioriha'ion sni be tried before long. Two shifts of hands ,.s ont. recently, in one day. fourteen tons of ,o,k. The ledge is very wide. During Inc week .n,rty of Prescott gents went over Co sec it. md re,lrncd here wei pleased with what they .,y or t. The little Gve-.tanp mill crushr. shou, seven tons in She ,wenty-iuar hours. The .o'phar,... eic.. are run into vat
 PS.-Sinrn writing ihe above, we learn ths.
 .la,t,i cl"an-up has been madc. which yielded
 ,5ou. s1l |, Inc ,eH. in free gold.
 Apu,rrrn.--oar fllaw-;ownsman, James l. NeCanr9. la.. .sfier rigid examination hy Judge Dacku.. in supreme Court. ai Tucson been al. r.ftrl io ,he bar, and consequently has full leave and license 'o ac, lawyer "np 'n ,hc handle" Mae. !. 4 good fellow. and iil. no doubt. soon develop into q y:0rou, ind of the llw.
 Rlc! Ssrcpa>..-Wc are lnGcbted .o Mr. Geo. Y Naughart of ,hi. town, for two large pieces Of .a.phurr, ore from the Chase mine. near Pres l5., The tunnel is now in orct 20o fse,. ,he .sl-e i- widening ont and he orc look. splen- lI These specimens are composed of grayish- shI,e quartz. which contains a great deal of nl. pbar,,- or iron pyrites, said .o hold lots Of gold The .aiphurets are very small and darker ip col. or than those of the Sterling or taiena.
 r.nlr-T. IT. Head brought into our office thc o'her day. specimen Of lot of lime recently burned by himself aai John Martin which ..aek. very readily, and although not being pare lins contains large percentage of fhat useful article. As yet. we believe no red lime some roc, has been discovered in this immeli- Hs yie.aity. bnt et Po-,le's eanch in Chino Val .g. on the Lower Agua Ffio. and in the vicinity
 Camp Lincoln. on the Rio Verde are many .la large veins Of good limestone rock.
 PERSONAL. Ase NEs IrEss Ne received calls
 week, from l. C. pickas0u and Dlaicl IIatz. .. The Loeer Aeua Trio. Nr. Haiz presented pariucr with some nice vegetables for which wishes us Co return thanks Ja- c. Thomas lal Lew Ellit. of Woolscy Valley. called upon and said as soon as their corn crops were housed, they intended to 80 to the Lower Acua Eric and SOW several acres 0f wheat Hone others Nill do likewise We need wheat worse than corn, and uie more Of t there ls sowed this winter and next spring ihe better From D. J. Aarr, she came up from Bowers Agna Frio Ranch. we learned fiat Uncle" Herbert Bowers, one Of the owners Of the ranch had left the store 8, Fort Whipple in charg, or bis brother Nathan and was huskmg corn uil, thc boys Jas E Giles has some twesty mpn employcl on hi, ranch on Lower Graai!c Crock gathering corn. As soon as hc gets through De proposes going Co Black Canyon wi;h stock of goods to cell to the miners Zen Block oi the firm Of Worm ser Co.,, of i.a laz 8ga Prescott. arrived here from La Paz short tiazs ago and returned again lat week. Ben is a gool fellow and has hos's 0f friends in this. hiz old home . Mr. George Coulter. who now carries ffo mail between sh.s place and Wiekeubarg, is liitle but full of en- erry When the Indians became flri0Es and tbc military escort was taken from thc mail, t vas impossible ,o find acompeteni person. 'yill- ag 10 carry the mail aid risk bis lifs in thc sery ;e of the Vuhlic and thaugh scarcely recovered tom a long spoil of sickness. ihe General 'gfi, ,, tee,h.' mounted mule ssd strives here 'egularly. in storm and sunshine, and wil. com !inae 10 do 10 until his friend Mr. Grant, the contractor, relarHs from California. when, we thiub. 6 military c.cor, will be detailed and the ri.k Of carrying the mali lessencd Bu, for the energy cf the General Se e%oaid have gone with. on, mail many lime since the eommencer1eu; of the iall campaign aud the withdrawal of ,hr escort
 fEol WickrSpraG.-- We are glad to .rarn ual the Nul'gre rock continues ;a pay big. A, latest dates both saill- were funnif~. Mr. Reese. has, Te ca~u taken charge .; smith { Wickcuhnrg's mili, and wss working he ore closer than ever before | was generally believed la WickeR- burg 'hat under hi- m1nipula,ioBs ,he orc was paying esigca.cy well The Nullure Mining Company's 2o-siamp mill WAS grinding away. Were thl5 mine in California Nevada Moulara or Idaho. il wonld be looked upon az one of the wonders oE the world. hu; being in Arizona. it attracts but little attention Ne feel safe in say ing Ina; the Vuliure is tue biggest and richest gold mine yet discovered on his or any other Coast and city as large as Virginia City. Ne vada. will yet be built somewhere in iis vicinity. Bl, for the hostility of the Indians. WicSenbnrg Hvs.9 sNasta qf