Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-29
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From Wednesdays Daily;

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 The California mail wagon which arrived on Monday had no passengers.
 The ears of our sprightly little friend, Leonard, and those of his intelligent companion, Tip, were seen above the snow this morning, gracefully wagging across the plaza toward the restaurant. Major Ogilby called at the MINER office this morning with some of his Indian scouts. Major Ogiby is an excellent officer and has done good service in clearing the country of renegade Toutos.
 It has been wisely suggested that our city fath- CTS secure the services of MT Bert Foster, the civil engineer, to survey out practicable route for foot passengers over the crossing Of Monte yuma and Gurley streets from Moeller's corner to Head & Co.'S store.
 Mark ". Musgrove, Esq, who was admitted to the bar at this place ai the last of the District Court, intends to try his luck in the practice of the law in MOhaye county. NIT Musgrove is an emerged and intelligent young gentleman, and wish hiu all success.
 The snow has been falling for the past two days. During part Of yesterday about six inches of it melted. During last night about a foot more fell and the snow is now about two feet deep on the plaza. SGme of our citizens say that this has been the heaviest fall of snow ever seen here. The streams now rising, and should thaw come very soon the valleys will be considerably damaged by overflow.
 AN AMAzoSIAN INvAsIoN.-The bachelor home of our friend Mir J. L. Fisher has been crusaded by some ladies. From the best information that cin be obtained from reliable sources the riotous ladies were three in number. On Saturday last they went to the bachelors hall aforesaid, and with force and arms effected an entrance, and then the work of devastation commenced. When Mir Fisher went unsuspectingly home he found the door blockaded with dishes, the table turned over, the pillows dressed up aud everything in the house just exactly where it ought not to be. Fisher says he knows what chaos means now, .,,t~- ~H. ately passed by the council for the better preser- vation of peace and tranquility in this village.
 From Thursdays Daily.I
 Sleighing is now the order of the day and night.
 Shoyeling snow is an important "branch of industry" in our town.
 Tinware, woodcnware, willow and splint bas- kets, at l.. BAsHFoRD X Co.'S. Alden dried fruit from 10 to D cents per pound, common fruit fIoG2 20 10 30 cents per pound. Dried grapes, rasins, peaches, pears, apples, cur rants, etc. CRAM lS OTIs. Driving blackboard in this snowy time. is a hard way of servingthe Lord Little wonder is it that our friend, Dave Beardsy, ran for Delegate 10 Congress. A fine assortment of clocks, at
 L. BAsHFoRD tE Co.'S. Now is the time to leave orders for trees, shrub bery, etc. Mir Cram returns to California soon. l
 CRAM S OTIs The New Mexico mail arrived here yesterday | The papers received by it contln nothing worthy | of attention. The carrier reports deep snow be- | tween Prescott and Verde A fresh supply of jams and jellies, at
 l.. BAsAFCRD X Co.'S. Green apples and oranges. Look out for bar gains at CRAM & OTIs'. Mir c. B. Foster, Deputy Mineral Surveyor, has just returned from a surveying tour. He sur yeyed township and section lines covering the | north end Of Skull, Ferguson and Tonto Valleys. | Copper spiral bedsprings, at L. B. & Co.'S. A full stock of new honey, fresh cheese, dried fruit, Alden fruit, etc. Look out for bargain; We keep the variety store. CRAM tS 0TIs. Mir John Osborn arrived here on Tuesday, from PhGnx and says he left his father and | brother, William, at Skull Valley, coming this over the mountains and found very deep snow. Just opened-a fine lot of crockery, at
 l.. BAsHFoRD < Co.'S. Our additional clothing has come; mems suits cheap; look out for bargains. CRAM < OTIs. GIFT ENTERPRIse.-In consequence of the limited number of tickets remaining on hand, the propretors of the Enterprise have decided l to have their drawing take place on "Wednesday evening next, February Sd, at the Courthouse, in- stead of the 18th advertised. The drawing will commence al F. M., and ticket holders cordially invited to re present. The balance of Tickets on hand will be rallied for at the Cabinet Saloon each evening until disposed of.
 FRESH GARDEN SEEDS at Kelly X Stephens All orders by mail will receive prompt attcn- tion ju25tf