Arizona miner., 1868-02-08
LOCAL NEW S.

r, N DENT Superintendent of Indian Az ,, ,his Territory and Dr. W. w. Jones, or-
 ;o Prescott. from La Paz on Wednesday ,, and are stopping at the Prescott Hotel. il visit the mines in this section. before IWl,o'ng to La Paz Dr. Jones brought us a ,.'c thirteen new subscribers to the MIXER. ,' ynIna county. for which he merits and will
 ,.,.e accept our sincere thanks.
 r,,, CAMP LIxcotN.- William Linn wagon
 .,.r at Camp Whpplc, who lately returned @'-r, Lincoln told us that Captain Carr and .,,o,rd had arrived at that post from McDow-
 g ,,lile he was there. after locating a route for ' ,,p road between the two posts At Lin l,, Copt. Krau-e, with part of his command. I,nJ Capt Carrs party, when both started for I., prln. 10 pick out and locate q wagon road -,aar Weber. Ed. Peck and other citizens 'cc77rrnmcnt employees accompanied the expe- dr.5n.
 r,r-rryANr STEVENSON, who was wounded by a, Wa'apais recently, is recovering r.ufr NEErlNG.-By reference to our adver. ..,y columns. it will be seen that Samuel Adams H ,lIrc.s our citizens on matters of interest h.. whole Territory, at the Court House in 9...s,ti. this Saturday. evening. We conyersed ab Vr Alams yesterday evening. and must
  - ,L,, gentleman were somcw hat erroneous He n1t have a Congressional head upon his Il lalIrrs bat we do believe be knows as much .lu. gentlemen who have published him as a frphool" Our information in regard to him. ,.nlorc was derived from reading the MINER. # h6e ed ted by Mr Mccormick.
 1r. N,tL RorrGs.- Rumor has it that ihe Cal. mia mail will soon be carried from San Der Il .,dino. California. c;a La Paz, and Wickenbnrg Il . Prescott. instead of as now, Uiu Harlyvlle. v.l.,rc been informed that the postmaster-(;en- | oral ba. already issued orders Co that effect but ur Nracham. postmaster at this place has not. as .. been udgi,cd of the change.
 vr Nc1chlm has received an order from the IpO Department, which states in substance. ., owing to inc removal Of the Capital from p-..eot to Tucson. mail service between the two mint, will after the first of March next. be dis .lauuedH This Is one of the poorest and weakest excuses that could possibly be given for t, action ol tue Department in this matter aud rt sincerely hope. for the credit uf the Depart r.nt th., the hunder will be rect.hed. IL may b. ,ha' some interested medl'or in Washington. l, given some l1Ilsl and wrong advice upon th.. point 1T this order Is carried out the citi- ,eas of Yayapii and Pima counties will have no 'mrAn, whatever of communicating with each .othpr We ;h.ns it quite likely that the in,en ton of the Department was merely to discOntin. ila service upon that part of this route from Ma 'ric5pa Wells tn Tucson. on account of it's con needing at that point with the Arizona City anI ET1t.on route. The removal of the Capital doe. b., in the least a9cc, Prescott, Wickenburg and be various other settlements north of the Gila |shch now get their mail matter by this route ! ii. p.haw we cannot believe the Postmaster rlcul! meant what he said in the order spoken | al
 .h we admit to have made. in our notice last ,k of the marriage of Mir. wm \. Kelly to D. Martina l. stephens, of this place We this ! ] s. rrpnblish the notice. and hope the happy ole will forgive us for the miserable and in 1 stct manner in which we mixed up the record i heir union.
 GoNE TO WicKgNBrRG. During the past week i ,eral of our citizens took their departure from | Ef,scott. for Wickenburg, on business. Among | t ,n we're sheriff Moore and John Taylor. who | M rn Monday morning. Uia Walnut Grove on | n aiae,lay morning, Treasurer Cory and Ben | EE .s .,arted out over the mountain trail, cid rrSs. l'i Nsiiey on Thursday evening John Roun- Efse and ?. O'NeiN struck out for the same place Fl Walnut Grove. Unless captured or killed 1 & Indians al, these gentlemen will be back 1. Ns BonLErT and family. and N Thede, have | rle ogt to the Toli-Gate, on the Prescott and | Fhdyyillc road Messrs. Boblett and Thede l 5sai io farm land in that vicinity, the coming | fpn. ". M ALEXANDER and family have moved out 70 jheir ranch. about three miles north Of town ] 70 Granite Greek.
 AI C. MITCHELL recently purchased. from the | Der Bros, % head of beef cattle. IL is his ] [e -aon. We believe to associate himself with l llorl Hathaway. in the hutchering business l 1 b.. town. and furnish our citizens beef Both !
 good fellows. and we believe it k their de- l
 0 ~ live and let live.'
 IRrscorr DANciNG CLrn.---A society bearing l
 name was organized here on the evening of
 3d inst Following is a list of the officers, |
 were elected for six months:
 lmes E. McCatry, President W. C. Collier, | ae President; \. r. Pierce, Recording Secre.
 A lienning. Financial Secretary \. Hen l
 on, Treasurer; J. F.. McCatfry. \. F. Pierce, l
 sanders Managers.
 he society organized with fourteen charter l
 1oers. The whole number of members is !
 'et Co twenty. Initiation fee, ten dollars
 aiy dues, two dollars. Practice on Monday
 Ihdr'day evenings, of each week.
 "EoNEsplY LAST, Major Clendenin, Brevet- pphn Fechct, about thirty-dve cayalrymen,
 small pack train, left Prescott for Camp
 lowell. Major Clendenin goes 10 McDowel
 AAe command of the District of the Verde. |
 Lennon accompanied the party, as guide. |5f 2ua fechet and the troops will return to E Ap hh'Pple. The Major informed us that t
 ns intention Co explore the country between ! A and Mcdowell, with inc view of finding a
 o'e route for a wagon road between the two
 las. A military express will be run between 'vo places.