Arizona miner., 1868-05-02
LOCAL N F w s.

..,i especially in the part of il i.urrouudpy p...uu. We know of several persons who b..u ou thc hunt of working men inc pn.,
 l anl failed to find them Farm labpre-s
 ..,c,. from sGj to >7i per month. and board
 .-. cannot be engaged tt that price How
 ...,nec ii is that those who are ckcing out pit, ..bl. existence in other places, do not strike ou, ... way. where they can earn plenty of money and Ir ricpcnirnh
 l ,o.p. During inc past two weeks several ci'- ..... lf Prescott have suffered much from bad .. Cur owa head haa hrra alrust as large
 ,.th1t uf thr editor of the irizopir, whose cl. ... .. age told. i- large enough to contain all
 .. b-ain- possessed by his as.ociat,-. What an
 .ra, empty dry.eools box your head must be.
 .r,h.r DcLong
 ,nm,f NourF returned home from Phnniy.
 utrp Mcdowell ard Wckcnbure Tue.dav la.t
 y. .ppaA, very highly Of thc salt River country.
 ..I thc settlers. The crops looked splendid and .rierant. were arriving nearly every day from r.,. and California. Mrs,rs S0illinr. Freeman .-. .lr balance 0t the .rtllcrs wctc cnioying ..I health and well .atislied with their new l ha-.
 Tut>ss io J. SNillius. of phunix. S,lt River .g,i.,nrnt, for 30 ii.tol subscriber. io thr NfNER. .at a. by A J. Moore. our efficient -b,rir We ..uoe printing eighteen quirt, of white paper ",.y week which gives dc MNtE circulation a.. loobic that of any other paper in ihr territory
 TH L.o1 manuscript paper published ..rloera-ioml, in thi. town made its appear .u.e ou -uuJdly morning Il-t li contain. -... -o,4 l.l. a lis ENccleury and hi, p,uclo r,ad. lut wc think tbe editor did very wrong in entering the tomb for fact, to strength go A, s,..s agajits, ihc go.cinoT. Let the dead r-L
 p.,-mr rpcgr May Tgev Wcarc indebted ,o Ed W. Wril- Jr.. the grnllrmanly and com-
 rr,rr, Clcr, of th., Court wich is to meet ou NYtia, ueNi. For ihc following list of case. uow vuUet.csrt:
 No e Murray et al v-. Wickcnburg ct al.
 NJ. zl X L Johnson. v- James Chase G Ce.
 Nc % W. Turner r; al. ,.. Excelsior D.tch AHh Mining upany. et al.
 Np. .AI. rpau'iiug, vs. LamsOn.
 No. S. hlr.cuburg. et al. v-. E. Phelps ct al. et aL
 No lS Marshall v-. Wool-cy
 AH U iiu,rndrr vs. iarnbcrtson
 Nr 6i. Jefferson vs Po.ile N" C.. Frank Moore. vs smith < Christie N". ha. c Briea. vs. ]. C. Fell. ct al. No. G6. Banning vs !. C.. Fell et al No. 6i. Pierce. vs. J. C. Fell. ct al NU 6s. ia.Dir vs. j. C. Fell rt al No. IT, Ellinr v-. postlc X Brown. No. I2 Lount vs. Campbell X nuium. No. 7G Bragdau ts Ehie NJ. -. Block, vs Ehle X Alexander. No. x Bridge vs. Grant No. SJ Grant. vs Reed No. s. Henderson & Cu.. v.. McNuity No. oi-A irkeHhHrg. ys Nnorr
 No. SC. J. C. Campbell ct al vs. McNulty
 OE'fNr,L ORngE OF IIrNuirY-It give, us l.-asure to know that Uni. beneicent institution
 .,.iI caiuing in numbers and that the members -'g rg-.roasi. engaged in engraf.ing Joe priaci- 2 Q, oi tir order n othpr localities They have recently k.ted nr and moved into the large ball -.,,airs in the Soule building over Joe Todd'- 'a'res and hare received. by last train from Cal t1rRia, pcsA!iA, paTat,henalil etc. The hail Is ln'd ug a a neat and tasty style, and what a.ta ibg imposing ceremonies the beauty grace and apprepciat,t ness of the emblems exhibited we Ase ud ihat their meetings are quite rccLoc, Lon. nay the brotherhood continue to walk erect lag ia,is oi virtue, innocence and peace.
 Fogr @HJrIT.E is nos gari>oned by deiach- mcnts of Csfrpancs C. C. II. and l. Fourteenth Infantry. Th-o are but two commissioned off, c-r' nos at the post Brevet-Najor Nehnken Gin e'ininand) aad Lieaicaant Austin. hnaNs. Monday Last. Indians made an st- '"npt te caplnw large herd or horses and eat ll~ belonging, partly to \. c. DuRn of Prescott tH' did not -uceeed. The herd was not far from 'hr house which i. not more than one-half mile ''"'a the plaza. n town. and wss guarded sy 'Ac'e Nexicaas. Mrs. Dunn who chanced to be 'lAlng from lhe house to the Arrd. wiih tcie- 'pr saw the Indians sHeaking around ihe herd 7 The brush and immediately gave the alarm Hhen several citizens rushed out of town. oyer -r dills armed Co the teeth. ready t1 kill sas lumber of rcd--kns, could they but come within 'Ahgr Of them. bu' of course thc Indians on ha4ing tha' they were discovered fled for their .'e'. Word was sent 10 Fort Whipplc. and the '''"'Tal, ~ill lis usual promp'iude in such '"'''' headed a small force of oavalrymen. who turned ihe ,ame evening without finding any '''A'' The troops trailcd thcr to Lynx Creek.
 DANIEL <. LorNr of Leauora Valley, Lower "Ela Trio, is candidate for the office of Coun- 'rroricr, subject to line layapai Democratic ''.'! Convention. Mir. Lount is thorough '''s Democrat, good citizen and pcnsmin.
 'HI Board of Supervisors are to meet Monday .A' To establish voting precincts and appoint