The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

t, mon the sick at Wickeubufg during the sick. .coson. contracted disease himself is recovering iu who have arrived here from our sister town daring the last month speak in the highest terms f fhc noble hearted manner in which the Doctor ,,. attended 10 the wants of his many patients, od of inc success that has attended his efforts 10 restore them to health.
 srruoN.-sunday last, after the close of the sabbath school exercises, large audience of the ,,i,cns of Prescott and vicinity. assembled in the Court Room and listened attentiycly to an able s,,mon read in an impressive manner ythc Chief Io.,cc of the Territory Vim. r. Turner. In the ,b.cncc of a regular Clergyman, this is the next tcsi WAY in which our Christian people can serve Jc Lord. and although, circumstances over which yre have no control compel us to serve Him in onothcr way on sundays, We hope our citizens ,,lll continue % meet in prayer every Sunday until I, irregular Minister can be procured
 NICE PRrsENr.--In California it is nothing un- common for an editoi 10 receive a present of a box of delicIou. peaches, and thank the donor in a, short manner as possible, but out here in the vllds of Arizona, such an occurrence Is SO new, rare and hope inspiring that we cannot forcgo the temptation of braggiug about our country, our
 
 outsldcrs tu understand that these peaches were raised at Walnut Grove, in ;his county, a settle ,pcnt not yet five years old The peaches them lyes were large and luscious and there are plenty more of the same sor, in Mir and Mrs Lambersons s orchard. Just imagine peach orchard, whose trees have 10 be carefully propped, to prevent the fruit from breaking the branches, in a country that five years ago, was "howling wilder. pess. inhabited solely by Indians. Next year, should Providence smile upon us Yayapai will producc enough fruit for an of her inhabitants. Mi and Mrs. Lamberson are among the oldest residents of the county, and may justly feel a pride in being the pioneer fruit raiscrs in the mountains of Arizona. May they live 10 see a thousand peach orchards in the county.
 ALLAN & WHITE, will, hereafter, upon the ar- rival og each nall hois; tbeiT flag and keep 1t up until the mail closes. 70 that citizens living at a al.;aEcc from this end of town may know when tue mail arrives and departs, without having to travel to the post office or to'ther store to find out
 Brsixrss is improving at Inc Recorders oGlce Since ehlorination has been spoken of, feet arc looking up.
 WELCOME BAcK-Ii pleases us to see among a.yn5emore tbe old familiar face ofL E St James la.is has charge of the office at the Sterling uhe.
 N1ssHs BEACH and wunicriich made flying vl.l le Big Bug and back again iasi week. They found ;he boys at Gray (s Cc'- mill all right. Nc Indians had been seen around the mil since th' recent Gghi.
 PnovisroNs are mighty scarce at Fort Whlpple Jones and Wernineer's trains are daily looked for and we are informed that they will reach here lr day or two Mr Reid, Chief Clerk in the Guar termasters office, thinks he can muster enough provisions to last until the trains arrive
 A LITTLE -unpleasantness was created her, las; week between certain parties, in relation to the recent sale Of wagons at or near the Bully Bueno mill The wagons were levied upon and sold by creditors of the Walnut Grove Gold and Silver Mining Co., but the agent of G. II. Vickroy rcpcyicd thc wagons. The afiair was afterwards adjusted to the satisfaction of both parties.
 LrEUrExANr JAs. A. BucuANAN A. C. S, a Camp McPberson, advcrtses for proposals io furnishing Government with corn fodder ai Una post. See advertisement elsewhere in this paper COMPLAINT has been made to the Supervisor that portion of the county road from Prescott 10 Walnut Grove, ria the Sterling mine has bee fenced in, and tue Supervisors cay cit can't D did"
 THr numerous frieads of K. W Groom will D pleased to learn that his health is improvin; While at wickcn5urg, he contracted sieknes which. aftcr his arrival here, confined him 10 h bed and came near winding up his earthly cnree but be is now almost master Of the situation, an will, we hope, soon regain his strength
 IVY. HASKELL, who has been spending a fe days with his friends in Prescott, len with tl mail Wednesday last. for he quarters, the oih' of the yuture Mining Co, Of Nichenbur While here, Mir A. expressed himself highly d lighted with our mountain town, and we hope see him here again.
 CoxpASr L, Eighth Cavalry, arrived home Fort Whipple Monday Inst, after an absence several weeks. The company was stationed Walnut Grove part Of the time, and on the seo for Indians the other portion. We believe th' were called home on account Of tue great numb Of Indians that are proving around this ylcinii While scouting they succeeded in catching !" staying several indians, and captured some ai mals May they do so again, soon DAVID K1Se was brought here from the he of Lynx Greek, last week, sick with fever. He stopping at the Governors house, where he ceiyes the best of care and attention rom Fleury.
 WE learn that man named Joseph Bnekma