The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-26

Aiter handing over the bars to the P. M.. and re. u'n'hs 'o the store, he missed the grcenbacks. ''i'ed pack to hunt them, thinking he might ""'c dropped thom in the post office, but did not succeed In finding them there. Early next morn. Ing, ne made another hunt for them but failed to ma them on or near the trail. The money be. longed to discharged soldier, for whom Mr B was taking cure of it, and of course Charles had to return 1t out of his own funds. | THANRs.-Our partner wishes ps ,o re,urr thanks to Mir. R. F. Harrington for recent vain. able donations of farm products. On recent 'unu"y' hlmseli and Wife, for our pard is q mar. rlcu man, took trip down Granite Greek 10 Mir ts place, aud received the kndliest treatment rom Mir and Mrs. Harrington. He took A stroll over the ranch, and tel.s us that in no countrv has he seen better patch of potatoes than the eight or ten acres belonging to Mir. Burlington. Rufus is, We believe, he oldest ranchman in this section, he having settled upon Granite Greek ii, Do. May nus shadow never grow less and may he i've long enough to be surrounded with numcr. ous progeny of little Farrngtons
 | FROM WALNUT GRovg-M Messrs. Henry and BaIger, arrived from the Grove Thursday eveniu, last They report everybody and everything well in that settlement
 No FRosr.-As yet we have had no frost aI though it rained heavily Monday night lost and the past week has been quite cool Most of the corn Is now out of danger, and Jack Frost can come as soon as he pleases Still, we are not very anxious to behold him
 Shurr, at,I Walkers District, sixty tons Of refuse rock which yielded somewhere in the neighbqrhood Of $50 10 the ton.
 JACKSON & Co, have started work on three acre reservoir on Lower Lynx Creek The last run made by the Company paid sli per diem to the man. Pretty good
 REVIVAL AT THE BEAR-PgS. Wednesday even. lng last tue classic retreat known as the Bear Pen was the scene of great hilary joyality and aifec- ton. Under its roof were assembled quite nun. Der of "pre-historic" Arizonians, who appeared to be in high spirits. Two gcatlcmeu wLo had been separated for years accidentally met each other in Prescott on that day, and with few jolly friends, retreated 10 the old institution, talked over nhe olden times when they were members Of the California Legislature, drank to old lang syne, and enjoyed themselves to their hearts content. FAREWELL PARTY.-Thursday evening last, goodly number of the ladies and gentlemen Of Prescott, assembled in the Hall of the Elysian Club, and had q right good time Of it. The object of their assembling was to do honor to an old and popular citizen, AsT. E. Darling of the Pioneer Drug Store, who is on the eve of departure to his native State Massachusetts, 10 see the "old folks at home" Sickness prevented us from attending the party. We wish our friend Darling a safe and pleasant voyage and a speedy return 10 Prescott in company with better half
 ALMOST A DCEL.-The other day, two citizens oi this town qaarreled. Next morning, one of them sent the other a challenge to meet him in mortal combat, but the challenged party could not it, and the light did not take place. The dlsputauts are married men, and 1t would, no doubt have tickled some or our old bachelors to have two more widows thrown on the world Married men, take example from your wives; fight with your tongues and let young boods use dreadful six. shooters and knives.
 SERMON. MT. T. II. Head will read Sermon of Dr. Chalmers on next Sabbath, at o'clock p m at the Court Room.