Arizona miner., 1868-02-15
LOCAL N EwS.

NfF us Fy G Friday morning. April ast i- Inc time soi by iin
 '@ '@acD for discoutipulug mail service uJon hls fou,o i bapc tho Postmaster Gencral will bc made io ,h Z vcu. ,o Prescott, withu1t t hundreds of s,Ytl, .5llld have mail service at nlL
 Do yor WMr A CALENDAR FOR IsGS? IT VOL 5, come or send to tho MfNER office, and we will give you large, beautifully printed one AS d present
 TpE train of Bowers Bros was in town Sun. flag last. loaded up with provisions tools. lum j.r etc. and star,cd for the ranch. Agua Cali entc
 WggAT.-Thiriy acres of wheat planted i,v ,qrf Justice Turner on Lower Lynx creek. is oow ap over the ground over six inches, and looks beautiful.
 Tog NcWuAiASs a prehistoric Arizonian. v,o comes mighty nigh being second edition ,rib. Wandering Jew, returned to Prescott. 19a Ssl River. day or two ago. He says he ir.cal. to settle down here this time and roam aJ more
 BsooAs- splendid brooms are made at Wal m, Grove. in this copaty. They are for sale at tte pa,tofcc. The making of Our own brooms. cr,a. i.a slight advance iD oUr progress and we a-e glad to record the fact that no more brooms need be imported We can manufacture the article ourselves. and keep tba money in the country.
 CrrY SrYrE-Lcvi Bashford north side of the pr,3. i.. we believe. the only trader ia town dAthang, goods and wares, outside in front of hs plcc cl bushes lt is moi bad idea
 Joux RorNu,EE and Charley Yates started for Walnut Grove yesterday morning. They will go thence to Skull Valley at which place Mr. Roun- tree S plant a crop the coming season.
 Rossrr OsopN. who, some time ago. was hali, bruised and came near losing the sight of both h. eyes. is now nearly as well as ever. Iiis cycs1ht !. pot quite ga gooi as before the nnsur- tunale accident happened to him, but he thinks Lr can see Chispa on the bedrock about as well as any other mAn. and talks of going over 10 Big Bug 10 work in his placer dggngs.
 Dr Iow4up informs us that, a few days ago. soldier named Gay, while going from Camp WLipple to Camp Lincoln. shot himself in the for. accidentally of course. He remained at Lincoln
 Another soldier. while working in the corral at WhYTl, got in between a band of mules and was knocked down and run over by them He wls n5, kart much.
 THE San Benarlino. Guardian of February Isl says that Nes.rs Werihelmcr Henderson Jack son. and others from lrcscott, had arrived there or ihcir way tp san Francisco. The weather Na' inc and the road. were rapidly drying up Scacr. On the 9th of February, Brevet Cap nia Fecbet. Eighth Cavalry and twenty-five rcn. loft Camp Whipple. with orders io .hor- cl'y scout the country through Silver and rid,tiw Mountains and to hunt down and dc. | roS. f possible the band of Indians who have 7;,iy been deprcdating upon the people of 8rsenhurg and Walnut Grove. Tut BEAR rES. we!tkuown classic rc,rca, Granite street. where Concentrators were l vo,t 10 work sulpharcts by the mouth process. ! | deserted by its former occupants. who have ! gone Co hydraulic mining on Lynx Creek We | a,,s ihc gosd-naiured raiiery oG Bill and the . 8giAl counicnanec of Gid.
 ihc Republican Wigwam, too where q Mary { Aal Dem and a Virginia Rad p-cd to dscns- m,er- and things and agree 70 disagree is also . E''ecIpied The dispu,an's have embarked to- .s.hc- in the same enterprise. and we " ish them a'rtss. RsgogED POLITICAL Moyy.-lt is reported in | 1 opa ;ha. two elongated individuals of the bach e.oF persuasion started. last week, on canvass ag ioar to the various precincts in the couniy 1 ]! al. gr learn in regard to their plans and hopes be correct the people or this Territory lngh 1 gA'l as well peg out" now as al later date ! oT these iwO willy old foxes will make pcons ont A". all Of as, siFC. Both are of Republican pro | ciIiios ot pleasing manners and insinuaiing -Adare-=- 2aa, dtr irciie1iy on the marry. One I F them s 10 be Delegate in Congress. the other l v aperhiendent Of Indian Affairs. It is reported 1 lai' Tor tbe sim of S5.031, they have secured 1 e services and influence of certain we'll | gao"n doctor Of Prescott. who has, heretofore | gn1 ihe name of being a staunch Democrat lrn q became noiSegdJ around town that thr -aaldaie and his right bo,eer(s) had started on per up, every one was taken by surprise | 'e'ea at the programme and pronounced it an | '1l1head affair.
 IoNE lioag TO IA PAz-s Saturday last Indian |
 rr'n'endent George W. Dent and Dr. Wilson l
 Jones. left Prescott for their homes in La Paz |
 nl county. During Mr Dents stay in Pres |
 De made the acquaintance of many of Our |
 yen, who were 10th to see him depart s0 soon
 Dad lhe pleasure Of an introduction to Mr |
 Ar alu must say that we found him a very
 aabie entertaining gentleman. As Dr. Jones
 'l and 'avorably known all over the Terri | E U would be useless for us to say anything l
 as favor.
 .aAAEfs ON FiRE-Two climneys- in tLe
 ienee of hr. Wundcrlich, the other in that of
 Donrke, in this town, caught fire recently,
 burned out without doing any damage. Wun-
 caught fire in the daytime md onr cit
 '''4-l iiAniically lO the location of the ci-
 ~" "u!eh Tor want of material 10 consume.
 KY ol sts own accord, Bourkc's chimney
 el s smoke and flame one evening afcr
 -' 1s seen by some of the Hook and Ladder
 pI1'y' who rushed to their engine house.
 'l oui their "machinen mounted the roof
 "pPed the dcyoHrer in the bud.
 - HARDY, while in Prescott, told us that the |.
 14agat and Ammosa Pah-Utes had promised
 '''e that every Chief with all their Indians, mf. .N