Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

! ""' s'"Ne was well represented in ,be rnrsop,
 vl he''rs. Cargyle Swain. Cullumbcr Henry
 nhi'e' hamberson. OBren, McCloud and o,bc,.
 i'"'y sald That whenever intelligent iurvmen
 were needed here. big draw had to he made
 o1 ''e 'rove which no doubt, i. true. The pco. P'e oi the Grove. want postoflce very bad
 ""' uhey have taken steps to get one. Roas,in0
 ears are In season down there. melons arc rearlv ! t'pe and to crown all Mir Tambcrson infor,nei
 us that bis peach trees were bending under Ioad. oi 'hat delicious fruit. He has now GOO peacb
 trees in his orchard. Pretty good for a fonr wear
 oid settlement in what Governor NcCormick'. organ calls wilderness"
 Ihh mail for Lynx Creek. woolscv.s Ranch
 bg Bug and Turkey Creek leaves Prescott
 Wednesday mornings.
 TUESDAY last, lightning struck tree that WA. standing near the saw-inill, feled and set fire
 to it.
 CorRrs.-The r. g. District Court met here on
 Monday last AUS. Grand Jury wa. in alten. dance upon it. but there being no bushes. he. fore said Court Judge Turner dismissed the Jury and adjourned the Court The Territorial u;.. tfct Court is now in session. In our next we will publish proceedings
 LARGE YIELD op BARLEY Daniel Ilatz of Leonora Valley, on ,he Agua Frio. gathered. re. gently. from three acres of volunteer barley l5o bushels, and it hasn't been very good wear for barley either He brought some of it 10 town and sold it for ten cent. per pound
 
 NEw WHEAr-We saw. the other day. a, the liquor store of Jackson t O.. a sample of wheat from Dickason's Ranch, Lower Aupa Eric. which was hard to beat in any country. The stalks were tall and the heads large and well filled Far. mcrs who looked at the sample pronounced f, "splendid1
 tNwARRtSTED ArrAcK.-T Thursday night two soldiers from Camp McPherson. called a, the "a. loon Of Jackson Co.,, in this town abused thc bar-keeper. Jos. Todd, and for 60 doing were elected from the premises by Mr. Jackson. They then went 10 their camp, got their arms. returned Co the saloon and attempted Co shoo. Mir Todd They were then and there di,armed by Deputv sheriff Brooks. and marched Co the calaboo4. where they were confined during the night They were set ai liberty next morning. and are bv this time on their winding way io Mcpherson. Whisky. and grudge which they seemed Co have against Mr. Todd. caused then Co act so we suppose
 THEArHE The Camp whpple Dramatic Asso- cistion win appear before the publlc of Prescou and vicinity. Monday evening next. a, Elysian Hall. The programme for hat evening. enter tainment ]. good ore; the hall ha. been fitted up with scenery. etc. iu neat and comfortable style; the character of thc company for ability is hrsi rate. and w" bespeak good turn out for them Messrs. O'Neill and Wortman. leading members of the company, wish us to state tha, no immoral or indecent word or act will be nl lowed on the boards Of their theatre. Turn out everybody, and give them a hearty reception.
 MARRIAGE oF OrR PARryxR.-We have A and and moumfal tale 10 unfold to our reader. this week. Our partner, E. II Weaver. who We have heretofore looked upon as a modest, yir,uoa. confirmed 0id bachelor has been caught in ,fe matrimonial moose. and is now bound up. tighter than beeswax Co one Of the fair sex However we wish him and his fair partner long life and happiness and may God have mercy on reir souls,
 ADnNsTs,roE's suE.-some very desirable property belonging io the estate of J. w. Sim l mons deceased is offered for sale in to-day's !. paper.
 RsN.-The hrst rain or the season fell on the morning of the 6th inst, but 1t was futile effort Tuesday night it raincd considerable. but tbe ground was go dry this second fall did not wet it over two inches in depth But ihe sign kcp, still righ;,--the weather was warm. the thunder crashed, the lightning flashed" and old slagers knew that the elements meant business. and they did, for on Wednesday evening the dood-gatcs of heaven were tbrowR open. and the rain descen- ded in torrents during the night and up to eight o'clock next morning. thoroughly saturating lhe ground and thereby gladdening tue hearts of oar farmers. Before the rain the crops looked very "crispy,7 and men went around struggling their shoulders and prophesying ~dry summer l" but thanks 10 him "wbo doelh all things we'll |" they 1 have proved false prophets A boundful har- 1 vest may now be looked for, the hgsbandman | will be rewarded for his toll andsthe miner may | expect to be able 10 purchase the products Of Mother Earth for reasonable prices. Our sum mer rains generally last until about the middle | Of September.
 JAMEs GRANT who has the contracts for car rying the mail upon three routes north of the | Gila returned home from Wickenbnrg, Tuesday | last and informs us that everything Is now ar ranged in good shape io keep up regular serTiee | on his routes Stages will be run from Wick enburg to Maricopa Wells, to connect with Ca.