The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-25
Chr ~@ aWiner.
Local Intelligence.
PRKscorr, September 9, 1869.

Clark Williamson, (nephew oi A.t. Williamson, or Point of Rocks) and - Slone All expect 10 return. and Mr. slonc will bring his family with him. They weat Ua 35th Parallel route.
 JACK FROST, in all his hoary whiteness, descen- ded upon this section Saturday night last, biting vines. etc. So far as we have been able to learn, tbe corn was not injured. The day was very windy: in the afternoon, a good shower of rain fell: towards night the atmosphere grew quite chilly, and taking advantage of these things, the old fellow made an easy descent upon his first fall visit
 CAxP WAFFLE vARErIEs CoNiQrE.-Scorcs of oar asy and festive iownsfoik wended their way Co the fort, Friday night last, and witnessed the performance there given by the soldier actors of she above named company. or course, all re- turned well pleased with the efforts made to anuse and instruct We understand that the company have in contemplation the building oi theatre between town and the post
 TaASEs.-Mr. French. of Fort Whipple, and L. W. Worth, of Prescott. have laid us under obligations for copies of leading Democratic pa- pers not on our exchange list. Among them were Pomeroy's New York Dsmocroa, Portland l0regou) Hsrald, and Jacksonville (Oicgon) Scn- Gnd
 ReBsEi,T Az UxGRaTEFI. WRgTcH.-Thurs. day evening last the cabin of Charles Often. one of the hardest-xerking freest-hearted miners in this vicinity, was robbed Of about SIPS in gold dust by an old nan whom Mir. Often had taken sf. .t. day the thief who had just arrived In the Terri tory, stepped al Otten's cabin. ou the Upper IIassasamps. ssis be strapped. and hungry. He sN.s taken to the cabin had his wants grat. fled and reeeiVeG ax invitation to stay all night which he accepted Mf. 0tten then went to his claim. worked awhile. returned Co his cabin to find the stranger had ramo.ed. He then searched for bis dust. found that il too was gone He and anolher man followed the thief as tnr as Wieken- burg, found him, but did not find the money in his possession.
 LEisEn-We understood thai J. J. Buckman, 4f shs place, hss Ieaset tis rsneh at Fort Rock. "t be Prescott sos Aohss. road. io L. D. Hooper. of Camp 1 Tsat sa.e. Ttis circumstance brings to our mind tae long sE1 Fslsroas fight which Thad- Buckmsn lsen sf ]. J.) P. McAteer. now of Kirkland FaIey. and Esx gallant soldiers had there with the walapais in the Fall of ls67. Theg fought large fierce sf Indians all day long, and were Tlelors
 SINGING scgssL---Ve are Fieased to learn that NJ Ellisus Ittiis have asde great advances in 1 the science of singing if science il he and those who bare USes ana Jailed ts make nnlist. 2 ] think ii # . ssieRee. ThNrs4Ay evening next, 'he elAss propose te siag svee1y tv all weil.be- hares ladies and genheneu of Prescott, Fort 1 WhiPPIe and tke "eOustry roxsA. r who are in- | vitet ty tbe Professor and bis scholars. to be l present in h. Courtroom. We JaVe mighty | long ear for Htsie, and shall eadcavor to be present
 EsESNcEK'< train arrived fran the river Monday isst, with freight for merchants of this | place aud Cor ihe C M,. a. Fort vhippie. It started back at noon on Taesday ulh lumber. shingles ete. Ia cs=:=E AsFs. ,s- ,.f ;i,- ~sg- I ems s-isaying ts tais trxin rs~. win terrible I accident, =@ -aes-ai e5 -hics vii. .~ iound else where in this paper.
 fERGrseS VALLEY. shert distance tlis eide of skSh Valley, Is attracting considerable attention Jas' now. The soil is exceedingly rich. and the h'lis and mousiains adjacent are heavily clad ~ih good timber. varney 4. Stephens and J. | A. OhesoEib, ef .his town. haze iaiea uu ranch. | ~S iH s'~ valley, aud sent down luuser to build | ooAe'' The Prescott and La Pas road Is to be ! ran through it
 iNptiss.-J. A. Cbenawth. Of this place saw | ana shot At some Indians. recently. near Bells | canyon Naples aud party. while going from 'ssn to Kirkland valley, this week. saw party | o' red vampires. Wednesday night, they were heard around For. whipple, trying we presume. to iearn something frem the captives there They are around; look out for them.
 CAPT c. w. c. HOWELL, of Mohare City. paid rfe'eoit visit Monday last His old friends were glad to see hiui.
 Jos EnrE, of skall Valley, has rented bis tay- e'n and farm, and will remove his family to Prescott
 UNCLE JoHS ROBINSON of Kirkland valley mas sold his house and farm to Alfred Johnson. LOT szOOO and intends going to the Southern states to visit his kindred.
 NEW ADvERrlsExKNrs.--A perusal of the sey erA' new "ads' for proposals for furnishing Gov. erhnent at the military posts in this vicinity. "i'o corn and hay, may strengthen ahe backs of ,A'lners and others. Corn bids fair to go of like bot cakes soon
 rs"rhtR INDIAN ArrAcK--At Mir. Dickason's