The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-03

engine was hard at work driving their lathes and | the "hum of industry" was SO constant and loud | that we could scarcely hear Father Blair as he | descanted on the machine, and showed us the | huge pile of nice furniture on hand and for sale | He informed us that just now, they were crowded | with orders for chairs, tables bedsteads bureaus etc. and that 1t was with difficulty they kept GUS. toners supplied with these indispensable articles owing 10 the scarcity of cabnet-makers Besides | cabinet work, Blair & Elliott do all sorts of car penteringi and the head of the firm who s old | enough 10 be our pa, scared us by saying that no matter how much worlthe might have on hand when we died, be would be very happy to suspend ] operations and make our coffin The old wretch,
 IN another column will be found a communica- ton from high-toncd, enlightened gentleman l Of Pima county, on Agricultural Affairs At the bottom of the communication the gentleman who signs himself our friend, and to whom we are friendly, says
 "lf this contribution should be deemed worthy your notice, give it place in your cou mns with the hope that better acquaintance with each oth. CT may tend to less of asperty and to the good of the Territory"
 To this we say amen, and assure him that our columns are at his service, whenever be feels like
 
 the Territory
 QUITE a number of farmers from woolsey Val Icy are engaged in hauling lumber from Moves S Curtess' saw mil-(the Quartz Mountain) to build themselves houses.
 KEEP UP TIE ORGANtzArIoS.-Our farmers would do we'll to keep up their organization. They might meet once a month, for the discussion of matters of interest 10 them, such plough. ing, planting stock raising fruitgrowing, etc, with grca; profit to themselves and community An exchange ef views on the best method Of farming might help some who are not well versed in the science, and tend to the general welfare 3 DISTRICT CouRr.-The October term of thls Coort commences at Prescott, on Monday next. Chief Justice wn. r. Turner, will preside. But few eases are on the calender
 BOARD OF suPERyisoRs.-This body will meet at tAe Recordcrs office Monday next. 3 NEW ADvERrrsENESrs.-L Lieutenant Austin, A. C. E., ui Camp Lincoln, adycrtlses for proposals to furnish Government with dfty tons of corn fod- der or hay.
 Sheriff Moore advertises an eleven-twelflhs Of - the Lsmson mill with appurenanees, etc, for ? saic
 f Joseph Ehlo informs ibe people tbsi he Is now l. readyto give tbem square meals, for eonsidera ton, at tue Moutezuma Hotel.
 0 V. (. COLLIER arrived here from Walaat GFore Is Thursday evening. ria the Chase mine. Ills ob
 lcct n coming by the Chase was Co look out , route for anruaA. and told that he Il |. Of the opinion that a good wagcn-road can b
 made oyer tue route travelled log hlm. The eiti
 gems of the Grove intend, soon their crop E are secured to go into tbe road making business m and we hope the citizens Of Prescott and Wickcn lt burg will render them all the aid in their power Is HENRr ". FLEURT.-Prescolt has seen man r dark ana gloomy days SO have her people. an e st times soue of them have felt like throwing ul " the sponre, bat, although the gentleman ~iios .t name heads tbis paragraph here earlier thai ?. most Of us, and has nos sleTf oui of town on $. night since May '6i, be has never weakened nevc g given way to despondency but has checrcd an'
 encouraged olhers. When ihe Governor, rnai
 for whom Mir Fleury would ri8k his life, adde'
 to our cup oi misery tbe bitter dose of remoFinl . the capital at a time wheu gloom and despair hlle ' our hearts hls truest friend and wisest advise told him ii was wrong, but his advice was no
 needed, and hs was cosxsd % follow lAe capital | . Tucson, but scorned to do co. This time, th ' Governor again tried to convince him, bu S Ficury, true to ,he faiih that l. in him. purchased '' in company with Lorcu $ Jeuks, another lrl and tried pioneer, Hts Rxecllency's hHrs " and ranch and oueAwciah interest in the '1n v son mil in Walkers district He is also i.fe " ested in working sulphurets in the same dis'rie ot and. Ike Judge Berry, says that "siuk or sv!u ''' survive or perish he l. determined 10 stick ''' the mountains. Tsre Fieury.
 -as oxex sroLES.-Thursday night last, Indiar iii' stole from The vicinity of Fort wbippic, elg oi head or oxen, belonging 70 Wm- stFOdes. IT me previous night they entered tent, near the ho e plial. in which was an Indian woman-one Of tho tle captured by Lieut. Somcrby, and took her alo' nt with them. This woman was wounded in the a'
 by the troops during the fight in which she V
 captured, and, short time ago, Dr. Mlddlei . ampuiated her arm
 aet FRoM BLACK CANToS.--Messrs Flower. Bra hg shaw and -, arrived in Prescott early q
 week from Black Canyon Greek, Bradshaw Mini fo. District. From them learn that ihe Bla ng. Canyon Placer Mining Company had their dit on nearly finished when the party ieft, and that nor cutting t. they got the biggest kind Of prospec an. The ditch Is half mile In length, and has talk .ffe some hard work 10 make it good deal m blasting had to be done. When the party le ,gh there were five or six slucoheads of water in
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