The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
From wedp sdsy's Daily. l

Delightful Christmt weather this-dAys sun shiny and pleasant. lights sufficiently frosty to make warm drinks, tst, and sleep, afterwards, delicious, while, ever morning, our people have the pleasure of bebldIug Gods mighty monu. ments-,he monntshs-as, clad h snow, they point upwards to Jt Heaven where, sooner or later, all good CBstIans hope to go and fill worthy positions fthe Temple of Jehovah.
 Judge Fleury Shaving the old gubernatorial mansion, in whicihc has resided since early in 1864, well shiugli aud otherwise repaired, all of which proceeding look as fl the worthy old gent was "spruclng D." intending to captIvatc the lady that Is to bMrs r. Go In and win Judge
 Messrs c. A. like & Co, notify all persons in. debted to thenD pay before January lst.
 George Louuhas, at last, succeeded in kllnng some GO, 900 bsk, which he Is now cooking. He will, it is safkeep right on in the business, and hopes to be 'le to sell brick so cheap that IL will not pay peep to erect lumber houses
 Dr T. J. Vson and Mr Davies, of Maryville, Maricopa einiy, started from this place, for that, early fs morning. The Dr came up here hO oNhhc 1Ot eN9ib'rs "thu oONttuuutut, TUT BIT Cbas. WhDw, very worthy citizen of Salt River Vals and who has recently made some very cost. Improvements on his place,-the Upper, or knowell crossing of Salt River Dr Wilst passed through Arizona in 1868; has resided heffor several years, and likes the Ter. ritory GO VI that he will, in few weeks, start for Califorl to bring Mrs W. here | Matt Wih, from Chino Valley, with A load of Christmasucks, was the hero Of Prescott yes- terday.
 Messrs lunt and Ruff arc putting the finishing todches defr Flores new house.
 Mir ". Johnson of Fort whipple, has kind ly furnisA the MINER office with copy of the Rules foU. S. Military Telegraph, printed in book fort We will, as occasion may require, l give suclxlracts from the same as may be of 1 use 10 thsublc.
 OWING, large amount of job work on hand lack ,ofhp in the office, we are unable to keep the proIui made last w"ek, that we would issnc the wRns MINER to-day. It will come out on Friday, as'ual.
 The you folks at Fort whipple will have the | pleasure enjoying the fruit from Christmas tree this e,inS.
 Lieut. FlDodge, 23d Infantry, returned from his attende as witness at tbe Camp Verde eourt-martiast night.
 The joleut is tO be married to Miss Laura Clement, Srday evening, December p, at head. | quarters oils depart msnt. | From th.crde we learn that four Indians who had been oo get a little mountain air were, on their returo the reser va tion, arrested by Dr | Williams, andian agent, fo- being absent with. out permIss, and turned over to the post com mander, Uoppinger, for safe keeping. Thls is move lie right direction. When the Ind- ans learn athsy cannot go and come to and from the relations at will, great point will be gained.
 Several Lds on the Verde Reservation, at the post asmong tho settlers, nofiiy us that they would glad to take the DAILY MINER if they had ntfrequent malls.
 The Indibn the reservation are quiet.
 Ducks aneese are quite plenty on the river.
 The Jack hunting party sent into town, this morning, pair of wild ducks, which were sold at s2Gd t2.5O per pair in few minutes [ As many nscould have been disposed of. The party remsi on the river. and will send up another lotiore Newyears