Arizona miner., 1868-02-22

BLAIR & ELLIOT. We take pleasure in recon.
 mehd'ng to the people Of the Territory these E'noelneh' and hope our citizens will extend ,o
 % e,'ein their patronage in a liberal manner. They | a'. 'Acciienl Wofkmen a.iabe and conscientious
 ,n NfIr ueallngs with their customers. and turn put ln good style every article or fnrpi,nro needed in the household They haze n ,,yo.
 horsepower engine which turns their latboa
 e'c.' ana are thus enabled to manufacture and
 seii furniture etc, cheaper than any other firm u' S MARSHAL Edward Phelps, has appointed
 A G' Dunn, of this place, Deputy L. S. Marshal. 1 The appointment is a good one but the office if
 strikes ne, does not amount to much Mr. Dunn has requested us to state for the information of | persons who served on U s. Grand Juri.. in
 Prescott in early days that they can. by forward.
 ing theircertifcates to Maf-hal Phelps. at Tucson
 receive their pay
 NENruREsoME YOrSG M,N.-Our highly edu- 1 cated and large-soued young friend. George D. Bowers. of the firm of Arnold & Bowers. suffers at Camp Lincoln. on the Rio Verde came up to town last week and started back on Thursday Inst, alone George is good grit else be would not travel alone through an Indian country a dlstance of GO miles and back He informed us that the military expedition that started from
 a~fHN'4h N 'hptA Aiilf aFpt O lith out "A route Tor a wagon road to Camp Reno. in Tonto Basin. was compelled to return to Lincoln. on account oi not being able io travel over the miry. lava country in the vicinity of Fossil creek Eight head Of horfes gave out, and were killed. Co keep them from getting into the hands of tue Apaches. alive, between Camp Lincoln and Fossil creek
 LARGE Worg KuLED.-Dan Mar, boss herier at Bowers Agua Ffio ranch, l6 miles east from Prescott, killed short time ago a huge raw boBcd. black wolf which weighed gj lbs The yarmint was as poor as snake, and was pros pecting about the corral for hot or cold victuais --(didn care which. we suppose,) when Dan espled him and put an end to his scouting around in search of prey. He is now good wolff
 LITTLE 4 TsYi.oR have commenced work in dead earnest at their hydraulic claims on Lower Lynx creek. They have built themselves good house out of lumber, cleaned out and enlarged their water ditch, and are now piping down gravel banks in the good old California style Supervisor Cornell. and Captain J. r. Hargraye arhntles Of Little Taylor, went over tO see them on Thursday. They returned the same evening. and give it as their opinion that their friends have a good thing. Bob Williams an oid tar, who made tbe hose and who l. now working
 In the diggings for the company was taken c0n- siderably aback at beholdng for the first time the ravages made ln a gravel bank by l00 nshes ul NaitI lNlNFN tuA Nl d ialt Uffksifs anu HNti right into it. The ditch carries ! Lj inches of wa ter, and with little more work. can be made To carry l50 inches.
 GoNE FROM OUR GAZE--Mr J. D. Dunlap. who has resided here for over year. took leave Of us Monday last. and started for California on business While here he filled the position Of book keeper and salesman in Campbell 6 BuGums store where by his cheerful demeanor and oblig- ing turn of m!nd, be made hostz of warm friends among this community Mr Dunlap promised Co do hule log rolling for the A1NER in south ern California, and we gladly give him our con sent to contract for and receive payment for sub- scripii0n and advertising.
 THE "BHns' enjoyed their regular seni-monily dance last night Neatly al the beauty and eh.V airy of the town were ia attendance.
 THASEs.-The proprietor of the Gem Saloon. Granite street. which by the way l. the neatest and snuggest whisky mill, in town will if be feels like it accept our distinguished oonsiders- ton for ihe soothing present sent by him 10 the MiNEE. one day this week. We v0ald inform him that it arrived h the nick Of time, to save us from having a severe attack of ihe blues, which owing to causes known to ourself, vas just al tha; moment taking possession Of our manly frame. MDtAsr, your syrup is mighty soothing. and your head is level on the goose question
 Ma TuoNrsoS of ihe Great Central Copper Mine. Williams Fork, wishes Co sell mule team. with or without wagon or be will trade he mules and wagon for good work cattle. See ad- ycg;iseGent ia another column.
 THE Goslingsn (-sakes, :" what name for respectable assortment Of bachelors,l were learn ing to trip the light fantastic toen Thursday night. up stairs in the Prescott Hotel. Having received polite invitation from them some time since io cali around Co their nest, and gaze upon their sylph-like forms while fitting, like shad- ows. through the "giddy mazes of tbe dance, We did SO. and found them waddiing through walt1es etc. under the direction of their placid instructor. C. W Barnard. They have made considerable progress in the exquisite art Of hop ping and skipping and should they keep the prae- ti1s up until their feathers grow. which viii 5r in the spring we think they will be able Co beat the Birds" Mir. Barnard is good instructor, the Goslins are all nice young men, and young or old folks who wish to learn to dance, should apply for admission 10 the society.