The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-03
Local intelligence.
PREscorr, July 3, 1869.

PKEscoTT, July 3, 1869.
 sorrurny OVERLAND STAGE LINE-A letter re- ,o;ved here last week by Lieutenant A.. Wells, from Major D. R. Cicndenin, who is now in Cal ;e,,,a contains the. Co us. pleasing intelligence that Wells. Fargo < Co, will shortly transfer ,b,ir coaches. stock, etc, to the Both parallel r.irood route, for the purpose of running line ,r ,,ages between New Mexico and California. Tbi. is good news, and we sincerely hope the line will be established The letter also states that ,,c oc the agents was preparing to start for Prescott. to establish an office here.
 rosoru oy JrLY.-To.morrow will be the 93d anniversary of our covRtry's Independence and ,re are sorry that no public celebration is to take place in Prescott Last year our people celcbra- ted Independence day with right good will hnt. this year, owing to various causes, no at tempt was made to get up q celebration until It was too late. or thought to be SO by many patri- odc people. Although no public celebration uill take place, the day will be observed in becoming manner by ourpeople, some of whom, ve know, will get hilarious. The big guns of Fort Whipple will belch forth: the pop-guus Of Present. will answer them back. and the noun ,,in, af Central Arizona will rcsound with ihe voice of patriotism. Every citizen has an inter ,.tin Che dag. and can celebrate il to suit him self We. oursclf, honor it above all other holi- days. and mean 10 let tie Goddess of Liberty know it.
 DEArn AT FoRr WaIrIIE- The remains of Ser rcani Fisher, of Company l., sih U. s. Cavalry. who died at Fort Whipple. Monday last, from ,hc effects of A pislol-shot wosnl inflicted by himself while under the influence ef King Alec hol, were lodged in the Military burying grounds, Tuesday last The circumstances that led to bis untimey death are, we believe. as follows He had betn drinking pretty freely; became guar rcl.o,ne and bosterous, was taken in custody by the guard and, while endcayoring to get away from his custodans, got hold Of a pistol, which the guard were in the act oi taking away from him, when il exploded, lodging the contents o' enc chamber in the breast or the unfortunate nan, He wa,a splendid.looklng soldier, and had srryci in the company since tt, organization. His death is regretted ny ali who knew him. He untmely end should warn all who love the flowing bowl' to cut loose from the fell de- s,royer, whisky.
 NiIriKr-A gentleman just arriv'd from Camp Date Greek, informs us that Major Wade, ,ei,h his company, 5, of the sth cavalry, had re- ,arned to the post from scout in the Hacque- ha Mountains. where the command saw plenty ot Indians. whom they could not gc! near enough te kill Some of thc Indians. ii is said yelled at th, troops it English The Italians made an in ,Gcctaal aites6Ftto capture tbc Majors pack tran. We earnestly hope that ihe large force nov out hsndng Indians from Camp Devin, will ran afoul sf these savages. and give them fits Noihing has eecA heard from Captain Hohart's command, (., Eighth Cayalry,) since il leit Fort WAPPle.
 p,OcE Thrones may crrmblo, boarding hous- es may "burst vr." and George Francis Train drysp, but tho Elysian Club. of Prescott, will ljge and dance as leng as its members are able to procure boe,s. The Club has pat its foot down, and, 1t wiil stay down until Ibe evening of the 6fth vhea 1t will be raised in honor of the Fourth Of Ialy. Sail in, Elysians, kick up your heels like young mules, and be as happy n you please
 -" Tssh hath its tine,
 Merry hearts will nerriy chime
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