The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-05
The he~ Siner.
IocaI Intelligence.
PHEscorT, June 6, 1se9.

p-u.oxs knowing themselves Indebted 10 this
 s,, subscriptions, advertisements, Job .., e,c will convince us Of their honesty, ana on.he ms to make the eagle scream on the com an,,versary. by remlttlng the amounts due by .. as soo, as possible. Our foreman says he .nus, have cradle for his baby new set oi teeth ,o, ,,s old COW. A few more broom-stlcks for his ho,,er half and a glass eye for himself Then' ,here,s our imp, who says he wants money enough ,o h,v yelocipede with which he designs catch ,no enough lizards and snakes to furnish his .oo,di,0 house with "delicacies Of the season, o,,. oxp wants are many and pressing, but press os other matter prevents us from mentioning them just now.
 Tur s1ERIrsa.-M Monday last was pay day q, ,he Sterling mill and mine. Mir. Wunderlich, the financial agent for the company, disbursed about ssooO The number of men employed at null .,a mine Is about thIrty.hVe. The lode is said to he .nlendid. whim to hoist the ore out Of the shaft. is nearly completed. The new battery Will soon be placed in position.
 Tuy MosreoMERY--A man who came to town Sunday last. from th!s mine, which Is on the Has ssysmpa, brought in some very rich pieces of rock The arastras were almost completed when he iei', and are, by this time, we think, running
 TH.sxs.-Henry W Fleury, who, in times past In the absence of our Territorial Grandees, acted AS Governor and Secretary, presented us, last week. with some first rate eatables, manufactured by himself, for which he has our thanks. We can recommend friend Fleury 10 any young lady in this vicinity, who may wish to marry good cook GRAND FLoUmsH-RE-OPESIso OF THE Mos-
 TN..I f.kz to inform everybody that he has closed his restAu. rant, on the north side of the plaza, and Is now running the Montezuma Hotel on Montezuma street. in this town. We visited the Montezuma yesterday, and were delighted with the many ex- celent changes Dud had made in and upon the establishment. We have no hesItancy in assert ing that It Is now the best, neatest and cleanest hotel in the Territory.
 DECLINED. - The author of "I Never'il get Drunk Again" Is hereby informed that his lines have met the fate of all rejected mat,er-been cast into the waste basket Our space will not permit the publication of anything but interesting matter, unless IL be of our own production.
 FRox KIRKLAND vALLEY.-Uncle John Robin son, John R. Masterson. and other citizeus of Kirkland Valley, were in town during the week, and spoke encouragingly of crop prospects In that valley. Barley will be ready for cutting CHEAP.-Jackson & Co. have lowered the price of whisky. They are selling very good old rye, at s6.50 per gallon, wholesale. Al Akins freight train of five wagons, has been employed, during the week, in hauling lum ber ppsvisions, tools, etc, from town to the head of IIyex Greek, for Bowers & Wells. Monday last, while going up, a wagon was upset, but nc serlous damage occurred.
 Acc1DESr-whiIe working with broad axe Wednesday last st the Sterling mine, Louis Baker WAS so unfortunate to cut himself in the knee He was brought to town Wednesday night, when Dr. McO.sdloss dressed the wound, which Is said to be quite serious. He bled ycry freely on th' way in.
 FRox Tucsos.-Tbe Kelsey brothers-Joseph William and Ben-arrived here from Tucson Wednesday last. In aeonversation with Joseph we learned that times were exceedingly dull IT the serthenn oeunfry ghen he leff there.
 CELEBRAFE.-Ii Is about time our citizens wer' moving in the way of celebrating the coming an niversary of our countrys nationality. If Lib erV has Dachsndu9 Httlc, we must hot iOtsc her entirely. Let us keep the fires burning.
 BAcoS.-That this Is greasy subject, no on' will deny, but that it should canse men who us' CT deal iu it to ac; like hogs, we have never be fore knowa, until this week. We hope thos now almost at war about lot of maggoty bacoI will see the feily of quarreling about the matte and prevent Its crawling into further importance word to the wise ought to be sufficient
 CEN. DEvIs, Captain Baker, Lieutenant Well aud others visited the new post on Walnut Greek thls week. We have been informed that the Gen eral refuses to allow tho post to be called afte him, as he does not want honors of that sor Col. Young, N. P. Pierce, F. A. Boblett and Young, came in with the Generals party, and hay gone back again. From them we learn that pai ty of ffiy mounted men under command of Go Price, Capt. Jerome and Lieut.. Wheeler, lefl th post recently, to scout for Indians Dan o'Lear went as guide. A brother of waliapai Charli accompanied the command.
 LETTING OF CosTsAcrs.--Tuesday last, at Fol wh'pple, bids, for supplying the U. S. Cover, ment at Camp Devin, with hay and grain, VIC, opened, and the contract awarded to Geo. V boWers. he being the lowest bidder. Followln Is list of bids and bidders:
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