Arizona miner., 1868-01-25

last Tho Southern mail has also failed ,o come through and, We suppose that Salt River and the Glla are on bender
 lMPRovENENrs.-R Raiblc & Sbecrer have fitted up' m neat manner, the house of Daniel Uatz on hon'eznma street. nearly opposite the MrSEn o'nce' Tor a saloon and brewery. They have cx- ca'a'ed large cellar, wherein to keep the good ioger beer cool and nice in summer time. They VIII move into this house in a few days. and will no doubt. give a houscwarmng"
 Sheriff Moore has built a stable on his lot on Cortez street.
 We hear of several parties who talk of build ing as soon as the cold weather ends. Now that u IS settled fact that the Union Pacific Railway b. D.. from Kansas City, Missouri, to San Fran CISCO California will run close to. if not right to the town of Prescott. and that our mines are proving themselves rich, our people seem to be seized with ncw energy, and are going in on their muscle in more vigorous manner than ever before. Our prospects appear bright, in deed.
 ARRrvAIs vRoH WicgENmRG- -Ncssrs. Parrish.
 ls on Thursday evening from Wickcnburv. where they Ind been on business. They report times good at that place. The Vulture miIl was run ming, and the Company were taking out conside- rably over thousand dollars day. Mr Phelps was expected at Wckeubnrg soon. in company with Mr. Frink. Messrs Wickcnbnrg and Smith intended to start up their mill in few days after the party Jeff. Mir Parrish since his return here. speaks very highly of the yulturc lode. He says ] there is more q'arts outside qf o,d n he mine than he has ever before seen in or at any gold mine on the coast
 CAN'T WmrTE HOSPITAL There are but about seven patients now in this Hospital, and none of them are very bad oG. We venture the assertion that healthier region of country than this i. nowhere to be found.
 Dull TsEs FOR OFucnts.-SherG Moore and Recorder Bouyke are just now experiencing dull ! times. Very little recording or other business i. [ being transacted ia the Recorders office. and our ShcrT s'ys he scarcely corrals enough money to pay for horse feed Treasurer Cory however. manages to keep up "circulaton" som, way or other, and is always as busy bee. ] SOCIAL PMrY.-lt vas our good fortune to b, ] present, on last Thgrsday evening, ai a social ! party given by Chief Justice Tanner and wife. al their residence in this town to quite number o | ladies and gentlemen. MT and Mrs. Turner vie, with each other in trying to please and mak, ! happy the goodly number Of friends assembled under their hospitablc roof Vii flowed freely and convivialty reigned supreme. After du' i dcliberation, we have arrived at the conclusion that the refreshments .:T5;isJ,; ;iie guests oI | that occasion cf which we partook largel, were superior both in quantity quality, an, | style of cooking, to anything heretofore de vourcd by us in Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Turne | have the earnest wishes of the MINER onice for | long. happy and prosperous life, with many suc evenings as that of Thursday last intcrspcrse, | through it
 1 TIE miners of Walkers District are taking og 1 lots Of gold Jackson McCrackn is working l ledge that pays from 70 to SG0 io the iol ire, gold Alfred Shupp and Jake Linn are running | ;he Johnson water arasiras. Other parties arr also running arastras aud doing well. Least week | Shupp showed us about s6O0 of as pretty gold ! dust as we have ever seen. which be took ont o
 rock crushed by him in arastras. HASstTANPA DIsTRICr.-Joe Young stepped into our office yesterday evening. and exhibited inc proceeds of loo pounds of 'Chanee' ore Said proceeds nearly filled two yeast powdei cans. The bullion looked well, and Joe thinks it is worth Sj onnee.
 WoRE on the Chase" progressing. We saw one day this week piece of rock from this lode which, by tine beard oi Ibe Prophet, was mor, than half gold.
 WE have no news from Big Bug. There ar, abou, twenty men engaged in placer mihihs | there