Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
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|.| From NdiurAaJ V 'si'g'l .
 Gnoyg.--we received the follow
 upnica,ion from W. A. C., dated
 9 Grove. January 20th, 1874.
 o.. i, on the increase in this locality.
 ,,, are arriving almost daily, and
 ,bsm come with the intention of
 P. Hill, an old miner and mill
 located near John Whites ranch, V emplates erecting a mill to work
 tom this district.
 sliding of Wade & Candran's mill is
 ing ".low but sure"
 nmons, from Prescott, is down here
 q, our mines, which he pronounces
 be has seen in tue country. We
 ,lr Simmons contemplates putting up
 to smet ore from the Crescent,
 Chance, silver lode, belonging to
 lite and others.
 XVe.uylus Co. are down about 3S feet
 lode, and it gets richer and wider as
 down.
 tunnel on the extension of the Vesu- | 3elonping to Cullumber & Randall, is
 Id 50 feet, and they expect to strike
 this week.
 |rien. rain has already fallen here to T good crops thc coming season, and ! great rejoicing in consequence. | 3IIassayampa IS higher than it has been be winter of lSG6-7, and is doing some ke by washing off fumes and land remains of a deer, that had been killed hrtly devoured by California lion or kr. on the night previous. were found on krnng of the 18th, within half mile of nbcr's residence.
 lgR LYSx.-Mr. Ballou, a miner from Lynx creek, came to town yesterday, Es pleased to inform us that his section kty hours very steady raiu and some |durng the late storm. While the rain Killing, the range of Mr. B's thermom- b, from 3S to 42.
 |. a,od made new channels through sev- |eek bars, and worked some damage to Ly filling up ditches. etc. Ie of the placer miners have gone to Canyon, the climate of which place is |mider than that of Lynx creek. kentleman named Nichols-just from la-wAs endeavoring to get hold of h,artz claims.
 zen of the camp were working on fhvoril, lodes.
 Ballon bought in considerable gold ire Is some taf, of establishing a num- be lodging hons' in Prescott. Hope Ilk will bring forth the object. As yet. rson seems to have t.e grit to erect and h good hotel, although all admit the 'ity of such an institution ; stated that Mir. Wm. Head (brother r. Head), has received the appoint of post trader at Camp Verde. The ntec is good man and citizen, and as ntments now go, has as good right to ace as any body.
 G. W. Bowers, trader at Whipple, Is to start NIT. Clark Wilson to San Fran Tor fresh stock of goods. Q abandoned females--Alice - and ,ter, kicked the mud of Prescott from feet and started by blackboard, this ng, for California.
 VEsrvIcs.--Mr. 5. P. White, one of sners of this mine, arrived hero last
 He says the mine has grown richer cher, with every foot sunk Epon it.. lf and partners have out about eight ore, which they feel confident will least $l50 to the ton. Pieces and s of free gold greet the eye in every lf ore.
 Thomss Ewing (of Ewing < Curtis !, yesterday afternoon, after ten days Dm Tucson. He had rough time in 2 the trip. owing to the muddy state roads. He reports the southern coun- 'tier than he has ever before seen it. M FT. WHlPPLEASD HEADauARTEAs.- n Coppinger, 23d Infantry, returned to Verde yesterday afternoon. Former, special Indian agent, returns Colorado to morrow. tain Burns is improving rather more , but his numerous friends hope to see stored tO health within few days. Rockwell returns to Yuma Depot on y. He will go by way of Mojave, he expects to meet his family. Gen
 Chi-f c. s., will act as Chief c. NJ, .he arrival of the properly designated from Washington. 'rgeant and soldier passed through town lay afternoon, guarding person who ed to be deserter. James Bones arrived here last night, ;aliforpis, with load of fruit. \. Hussey's passenger coach is about to start for California.