Arizona miner., 1868-01-25
LOCAL NEWS

n vonibon and J. W. Fine are now asso- .,.l together in the Livery and Sale Stable ,',.s.s at the old stand on Goodwin street, op-
 .. bc plaza. Prescott Their stable has been ,..,biy fitted up for the cold weather, and
 .,i. irtrustcd to their care will receive
 ,..r attention and plenty to eat. As will be hy their advertisement, MT. Monihon offers
 .,-. diseased or wounded animals, and from
 koovledge of past cures effected by him, we .-. ,opddcnt of his ability to, in a short time,
 .,.o sick and dcjcctcd animal as good as new. r,,v have large stock of hay on hand which ,l.' of.r to retail for three cents pound.
 s,,w.-S Since our last, we have had for this ,.f.,Je. quie a heavy fall of snow, between six ..l ciobi inches in Prescott and about one foot .,l ,.balf or two feet on inc mountain range Ind. of town. The weather is rather cold. in ....o,ucucc. but our citizens do not appear to -.,t if much in fact we believe they rather like i, from the manner in which they walk. run jump .-I drive through it During the past.few days vs have seen several young bloods seated in .rf-b.. behind fancy teams, pass our office win i.a.at a high rate of speed. They were wrap oel no in robes firs, etc. and from the smiles Of ..tf.a,ion ou their beautiful countcnances, it rl. quite evident that they enjoyed thc tinkliug f,hr bells and ,hc other accompanimcuts of an aIg.Moncd slcigh-rilc hugely. Captain Baker .,t wife. Mr. Banghart and wife, Herbert Bowers, w.-lcu and Henderson, and host of others ] r.r. oa. in ihclr glory, gliding over the snowy bosom of Mother Earth.
 HssaY CLIFTON, who has abandoned mining and turned his attention to farming and fruit rl.iuc. called upon Us the other day, and in formed u, that, at his place below the Point of Rock. about four miles north of Prescott he has rauled 8 great many fruit trees and grape vines ga.eA. hc expects, will do we'll, and bear excel lent fruit Among the varieties of fruit trees planted by him are apples, pears, peaches, etc Ina fsg years. aj most, Central Arizona will pro dicp more fruit than her citizens will be able to consume aud from inc way ia which the vine a,uri.hcs in the foothills confidently believe we will be able to sip excellent wine Of home production and manufacture. Let others follow fine example of Mr. Cliiton-plant orchards and vineyards end R . short taie they will he blessed with all tlle luxuries of the table, and need uo, sigh for the aelicacies of California and ,hc Atlantic States. Corn and wheat and vcgcta- alcs, of almost every description are now pro- duccd in this county. and if our people do but tbeir duty prosperity happiness and comfort viiI soon attend them. Now is the time for our pioneers to lay the foundation for future enjoy nclL
 RonEnr W. GRooN is prospecting quartz mine Tar Warmers Ranch San Diego county. Califor- la He expects to be h Prescott; about the Ist
 April
 Loss OF BAoGAGs.-Recently, in crossing Salt ,er. which was at the time very high part of q, baggage belonging te General MeDowell's 1 ry. was lost in that stream.
 Coop MEpbcnE.-We would advise those Of ,ly readers who are not already aware of the 4 Important fact, that Dr. Otto has, at considerable e0si fitted up splendid bath-housc in Monte s7ma Hall, Monb.xsna street, Prescott, where # garm and cold baths can at al times be had. ge huow of no better medicine than good
 A and vc would advise our citizens to treat l-,os,vcs Co one occasionally. It costs but lit- e and makes an eaervated individual feel 4 guug and vigorous Try l. In sddtFon Co his l,l.ng concern, Otto, has beautiful barber's hair, sharp razeFs, clean tsyFe!s, s~sst-sovste,i
 perfumes, and an the other et ccicrV pertaining s Zoe tonsorial profession. and l. algays ready b operate on the faces and heads of the sover- +gns He can produce "an entire change of Programme" upon the stage" of an uneouth Aona- lr, in short order
 ByLpNG.-Quarters for the soldiers arc now hang erected at Camp whipple. Government 'ans are busily engaged every day, in hauling
 -ier from the woods around town, for that
 1pose.
 QrHrz NorNrAIS Saw MHI--This mill, which,
 gant Of logs, has been lying idle for some
 na past is now, we are informed running again.
 C. Dunn, who has contract for hauling logs
 hr mill is now snaking them in over the snow
 p'iy. From present indications, Messrs.
 9ycs Cur,is will have all they can do to fur
 sl al the lumber that will be required for iuieing purposes the coming spring,
 hTowN.-Frcd Henry and Tom Hodges arc
 town. Fred has been very sick. Since com
 az tere he has had several shakes of the ague
 Hodges viii return to Wickcnburg soon
 iL Henry is a member of the Swilling Canal and
 usa'ing Company at Salt River. When he len 'lr riFe7 about two weeks ago, everything looked
 ..l, and thc settlers were preparing to plant
 'erai acres of land with corn, etc. He say
 -i'e r an immense amount of good land in tha
 s1H.
 MILITARY MArTERs.-Don't fail 10 read th'
 Amonlcation from Justice in to-day paper
 .le aiorc mentioned topic. Itplaccs Genera
 ''D'"ell right before the people of Arizona