The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

Nr iiarnilpn.ihe ablc editor ofthc Iar refused lo publish it Nov We may have as-ertrd thing. that were 10; lie ally true, but we think N, II milton. oaf own people and every body wlIu k ioWs any,hing sL,u, Ndrihera Arizona. viii testify Iha ,s, drawing the horoscope Of oar cOuniry describing anl setting forth iis wra'ih and beauties. we have mo- ovrrlr.wu the ? ciure or beer too ssHgaH-. Tine iOs Angeles Wees wbo.e editor P ,.sed through ibis couatry, cup,c, o1e of our pen pictures of this rrglon, ana en dor-e. it in Inc following emphatic manner He says
 From late number ol the Arizona lrner. we C Crac, the iolowihg beauuft, and isu h,ui dr-- i,uOu ui the ferr,sory of ArizOnA about i'rys- cO.t aad NurihWard
 L0OA ai our pasirfUs. oGf agricultural lani our mincs Of gold. slsSrr. copper aHd slii. iUos at ihy -.crrl ir,e.a. wuich coD.ains HiDsl of Uur sI.us-- .ou vii hli tor uJ IJ mile. DO leagth. by 70 mHi-. ito width it i- ih.c.ly um bvge,l. z8d if thls does nDt ss Isiy you gO asrih Sari to HWuat saa tr4acs-cu. a-c,-iii tt it,ir ~Ay a1d yvHr eyes reach rlsi ald ~.si vue grand bs.It vf timber. wIgbOat break Ih iI or iuur haalo-l co ies. Thea book nnr.h~ard
 >,su hsarl and yOu wall see I8.al .i- bs'it ol timber average, iuiy tUry mils- in w.dih.-- Travel Ibr'ugh it and yVi uill Ga.f thai amos. ess.s iout lhe range eyes, &. is s,s;ss,ss,s 8. toe peaAs l. eavrr,d w,fh nu rnious gra.ss-s {. loa ~ih h'd valleys. sr.an.. b,-ar. c.E an,e iO,,~ Ds-vf. iagsvys. and Ncry pfub1bly. indsaHs li 4,uD ianes tu yVi s.li Q id u, ,rrrn -lso - Dn tir nbr,i,,fH Ds-r Ui fhs br.I of ti.,b..r you tbg S.tgya rnltl lruBI Ns4 Nexscv sad shgggid yOt vXsBi.uc ei,s>r.y. xns ~gli tbc -iahy~ thh mark lhr r0nie Go. Inc puipsss'i Al ianiie and i'a-ge liatNay. Co aa~n be i.itiie fls iaagr sn~aui. ihAt { ,w oui of our b..n, .iiu a3as. -'.- tiss. n4sl.on~ of scrs.s of ea si
 itJ ask tuar-s..i sf AFik..al n ast r.ssssr sat a id Sr IbnS yen wtil sn-wsF y.S. Ne ihink yau w.N say. haze ibo-c wht have ssra tsis.~s- lhiug, sso yvn tCtsi ras Ar z.',lt hi. fI bc.u.e brr. lmAx ne. lpr hismtD;. lh.' go-.i- ar--. iliv y4siis-s- ahl ihr bean ' oI oar ,sualry
 he iadge-srnts Il U;fr. iiissi Tsass ;lg ias,sr able impression ii hit- cfea.ei nl,Oa those i. b. have seen and trssr.,,i ,hr,,ag3 ,i ani n,aS- np your mind Tor wtsat i- coiniu. N Auitrs paced tsssaze | and MS dr.i .-iiisd Nih it, General Palmer and hts corps ot radro.nl -ar- veyors explored it, aDd pronounced aerr worb more lhnn any d,lzn aep- p,<-s over between it and gtle Mis~a.nri [. t.f ..-l were no< sisS To ieeair tl,- rc,,'v through iI.- Th.y ~sir loid waiis in New Mexico Ih4i ihi> whole rrg0B was too high. loo dry t,o e,id and too rDggh 10 travel over bat instead ,,g that Joey found it . rich country xi a drlighiia esmaic. and jas ttr one Ihfoa sh wh.ca tn build railn.td ihG. a< ~ossl a. eoinl,i-t.-l must and wiit bs'cau,'- ihe ayssii. b gis~sy be- tsr..n ibs Atlantic sRd Pac.ae4T
 Ibs.fs. alti-r hsfs ~iss. ik. anr.s.,Ts-- have IrzS-ss! over thr classFy frem N.-w Mex eo t., tr'scoiL Nho wtl rai.ls testify thai hs Doc. nrt gwen by shs HiHer l. nai uvrrdra~n Ariz9Ra hts eislBsats of wealth yet aa.irrsIns~l ol hy Ibo-- xbose interests or ineiins.i0n~ have Bot led them io that Territory. and properly dcirn ir1 irOga it- Fav4ge-s Of kosiii,- lnisArs and placed in cDaman.eaiion wiih ths Pacific sai Atlantic slopes. Ara siia wHi b. ia very f~~ year- of ibc rick.-t Sfaif- s,s ihs unina
 i ch as ihs sninp- of tks T-rrisery are and wbr, prupeFly developei th-y wii he srln u tD aRy i, sae ~esia hrr agricultural ErstiIh xsii b. .fiii grca eT ~ben b-r f-siile vilIi-- are r,-ls,.ur-l irDH he iB.lian- and ~eiii-i ss firlasr. ihh can
 aot fai tl b., asTrsef'a bs ihss uaulrugs Tes.sHr- ess ef that npw sadly nrg.s.ctei T. rriiory. f.,i HDs he more favored eiiizrts ef other countries think .hai Arlana a,oBe l. ifirr's;..s iB railroad commnnieA.inGs win ilie I'ue Ge and Ailsutsc sssibeard-. Toe prVsiiicis oi iEai Territory will b- more sought anrr in iv~ years .lhan ih0-s of almost soy other Slate oi tbe nAilon. !'- grrAf ssrieiy 9f innbeg wiiI 4'oae more than pay for fhr biilld.ng of a railroad. snd ihe Rh,e world does not prDsIaee .aeA a1u her eognfry for whea-- Ariznns long suffering and Bey;rcsed
 Elll zs Hss 4 sssas isS. take TtHs xi5h ti. proud ssi aud r.ehs-i -ta'f~ af riir West