Arizona miner., 1868-04-18
LOCAL N EwS.

.I.U return. several subscribers have spoken ,,,, or their cfusious and as much as said that .,d we but secure their services.we might take .,i, to sonora and never return. Ungrateful vrctches!
 Ma LArrlwonE. of Wckcnburg. was in Pres .,t ,bi. week He left for his home on Thurs ,,y morning, in company with Undcr-shern B-coS.
 sngury MooHr has gone to Phoenix Salt River. n, an assessing tour.
 vgw ApyEnrlsEaESrs.- Read the new adver- t.curats
 Jrrr. STANFORD has gone to the Swcctwatcr mines. 50 we learn from letter received in nt. place. from Salt Lake City, by J. C. Crane.
 Tm Goyernors proclamation ordering an ,,.r,ion will be found in to-day's paper
 kpfA>, are around again. Look out for them
 B,RNErr of Wckcnburg has recently re. ,.yrd large and choice supply of groceries provisions, etc
 Goya Dowx A soldier recently in hi, place. stole some creeuback- from commde, and on "a movement being made to search him he pu, lhr evidence, into his mouth and swallowed them
 DEFERRED Owing to want of time and space We are reluctantly compelled to dcfcran account of matter. and thing. al Walnut Grove and Wick erhurg. until next week. We will merely stale tl., matter. looked well al both places and that o,r friend, treated us very ho,pitably. Nuoa HR,r,f. lith [ $ Infantry. has lately brea on a visit io Fort Whipplc and Prescott The Major h,. for long time past been in com mtnd of Camp Lincoln on the Rio Verde and or co1r.e needed littc recreation la ihc 'ci,y" lie ta, gone back to his post oi duty and we hope be win caioy life in thr wildcrues. now NrL.hl. become a member in good standing of ae O. e uC II. He hi. be,a stationed n tl. part o Arizona for a long time past, and i. well known u c.Gu.n- and sold.cr- as a kind hearted genial .'a..cnlu.
 Lurutvr AiBs.r ArarrS lith [. s lnAu- try, noe .a.,a,d al Folt Nhipp.c. caiIci upon US he o,pr ly and subscribed for a copy of tbr NNla 10 .yal to hi. fsrud- iu Massachusetts ot which ,uic be 1. native Ihc Lieutenant ha, not bccu ia the Territory very long hu, lrori tlr mlunrr ia which be spoke Of the portion of i' seen by hm we take it for granted lhat ho ha, hsh opinion oi it. H. expressed himself de Iyitci with ;he beautiful ranches in the vicinity 70 thr Point of Rocks. three miles below Prescott md wa, pleased la4 surprised ui,h the siebnr,- f oar ores of gold silver and copper. He be- eyes it will surprise his slow friends in the d Bay State 10 see such paper the MINER E ubls.hed, as it - in a litir valley in the noun l.us that wa. bu, recently the try.ting place of a,d.c lndiaus.
 SNOW It showed, in Prescott. sunday last So we have been told for we were net here on aat day. The weather now, l. delightful
 AaavArs.-Ihc trains of Ncssrs Chrnovth ai stevens arrived in Prescott from La Tag. sunday last with goods for merchants of this place. They have gone back again.
 NAsoR CLrNDFNlN, formerly of Fort WhippIe j. now at Tubac The Major is "every inch a gentleman. and we hope he will like his new location. aud keep clear of old King Ague.'
 C,gP McPHgaseS. Date Creek ,hi- county is sad io be one one Of the ncaiest and cleanest posts in ,he Territory. The comuande- Captain Davis. keep. everything in appl,-pie order. The men are more eontented than they formerly were and do not fear lhe approach of the sckly sea son. as much a. heretofore. So long as Indians continue 10 murder and rob. i is necessary that troops should be stationed somewhere in that vi ciny, in order to render protection io the hume rous trains that ply between La Paz. Wicken- burg Kirkland. Skull Valley and Prescott and as the place has heretofore made very sickly reputation, would be pleased to see Captain Davis establish for 1t healthy one.
 SYMPTOMS of Scurvy have lately appeared among the soldiers a Fort Whippe. but. we are pleased to learn, are now disappearing, owing 'o the treatment of Dr. Middleton. and the free u'e of vegetable diet There is no danger of h.s disease getting a fooibold here any more soldiers and citizens will but eat now and len little garden sass
 BREvET MAJOR MEHNKES the geniemanly and obiiging Adju,ant at Fort Whippe, called npon us recently and placed us under obligations for various and sundry cosos.
 FRoN TIE TorI.GArE-R Recently at the Toll "aie. on the IIardyville and Prescott wagon road. hiee Indians stole some harness clothes line, ''c, from one of the settlers. They also went l'o the unoccupied house of Milton lladlcy, '1Te~ some kegs out of the house and musssd U'ngs generally Thede. from whom we de- "r this information, informed us. also that him