The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14
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Local Intelligence.

have expressed little unca.inc,s about ,ip 1,
 .,cr. who went to Black Canyon some time |
 ,h,pLin,-lhai. as nothing ha. bccu heard .,,, ,hcm for long time. the Indians migl, { .,e attacked. Killed and captured them. but we t.,. our brethren down there afc all right, as ,.., nuahor some 50 ncu, two partia. having down to inc digging. since the Gr-t party ..,.n or twcly" men located thcrc They are ..r ac presume. well armed, and able to defend themselves agaius, many Indians. 50 our people ...lr mot feel anNiou. about them. However. .t,1Id nothing foe heard from them for tic noy, ,erk or ten days party should go and see whether oruot they are all right.
 I,pr,S fire. were seen on thc mountain south. a,.t of town Saturday night last. Itwas raining ., ,bo lime. but thc red-skin- managed Co raise ni.,,. a. they most generally do ybea they feed .s,it No doubt they were signalling each othsr
 Til STERLING NNr.-Wc learn that from four ,o seven tons of rock are being got ont or the sterling mine. every twen,yTonr hours The min will soon be started on refuse rock in order ,o find out d.rcs n s'uccs, machinery. etc.. lad remedy them. before commencing Co run through ricb orr Work on thc muac. isdelaycI oa account of scarcity Of brick Tho rock now ttng taken out is said to be very rich.
 Rrueors- sunday Ias.. Judge Wm J. Berry rad sermon from ihe Rev Dr. Adam- Boston a mc Court House. to large and attentive au- d.aaee ol ladies and gentlemen We were not present. but ho-e who were express themselves vell pleased with the services
 Tom,rruu lsuul1yl Mr. z C. Bean will read a.crmon in the same place. at tae u'aal 4our-5 oeiocs r. u.
 Coop mules are worth $500 apiece in Prescott l ca<' thit Is tl. price Charles g. Be.sb paid per head, for siy American mules recently trough, through from New Mexico by J. K Bryant
 Talu SKULL VALLEY Joseph Et'e and N'r
 ,.-a5e made a trip from Prescott to Ssuli Valley
 aa hack @ !yw days ago. It-y travelled ia the .bt and -aF n8 Indians Ar. ELle cNpecH 10 -aye down there to bis ranch. u,,A As family ..n.
 JJ Gmsos. who wa. wounded by Fa.ans
 .1r foar weeks since. died a Fort Nbigrie
 Hospital on tbc evening e. tbe 7ih inst. aai va-
 t-l next day Sunday h.,l. Deceased came
 s. par, Of tbe Territory a' au early day, aud
 r DC Of oar most s.a, and daring pioneers. H- was. we believe, native Of heaucsy aged aaJal 52 years.
 Fnox ruE AarA Faio During ,ho week. four mca an four wagons arrived in pre.co;, from the settlements on hc Agua F-o. Tle warons were loaded with corn and ahet'. which sa.5 for cents per b gold. From Theodore
 N B0cg- aad Wm Osborn. who came up viIh
 ts- wagons, and who called upon us. wa learned
 that tlerc were ladians ia t5at vicinity bui that
 f,r sometime pasi mey had nos troubled tbe
 farmers. Men and wagons lch town Tuesday
 afternoon, on iheiF way home Dan. - Loual
 aal John EAb'c aecaml laa.el 'be1.
 sryDN rcrn N,vs..-OHr peg Postmaster G.
 ". Barnard. request, n. To Inform tae people o,
 he various a-ricui,gral soticmcn- and mining
 camps in thls p.rtof tae county, 90 furnish him
 I,.s og the name, of persons in each camp oJ
 settlement. s1 ihll ha may ba ealb.el io iufasl lc..rr- and papers ,salaT.y su4 correctly "4ai el.itd for by some person authorized i' recc.v hem He has a,.t3 up an office n t.e Old lAT Hal Hui.diug aud has separate boxes iahe..e atalI ihc settlements within range oi deliver t lLc Prescott oace.
 NEEDS p,lvr-Wc have. once before. clle attention of the Board oI -upert!s-r 60 ih tha, the Court House building wa, badly ! I'd of a coat or two ot paint, and in order . their memory and try 'o indnce them % lia' 8, concern painted, we again cal their at'en rno io the fact that tha Court House shout, nmcaa.ely be painted" n order 30 protect rom the weather and make lt appear rospec able.
 Tnr wTUmR Towards she close of la week. an old resident might have easily iare.ol hat the beautiful Autumn weather which v have been enjoying for several weeks peat V. abou. to end. and ,hat instead Of it we wei abont to have an occasional cool blast from "sn ly Winter" Saturday. Saturday nigh. aad Sui day. after one or two days of threatening. rained considerable. and on the afternoon Sunday. the weather becoming chilly -uo' barely enough to wbiten the shingles on ih' rooi ieII Monday morning. the Great san frtn'.'' Nurntain. 6} miles noijA of iowa, was 'all ea e-qd with snow. and look ai t made u' .e quite chilly. Between lhi- time and Nc" Year we may be treated ,o a respectable i'ii oi sno The nights are quite cool now, but the days a wafn, sun-hiay and pleasant piaraN-, Lopr.-From r. W, Groom, Vi came to town from the Sterling miuc S!"9' last we learn that work viii soon be resnin'