The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
FINAL CORRESPONDENCE.

ED. MrNEr:-Thc denizvns of this and thC adjacent camps were made glad yesterday by the arrival or the Ars. newspaper mail which had come 10 Globe in three weeks For more than twenty five days we have been living in ignorance as to what was go- ing on in other parts of the world, bat when the wagon arrived with many sacks of mail matter, our hearts grew light and we ceased to murmur because the waters of the Gila and San Carlos rivers had been on rampage thus preventing postal communication. \ few weeks ago l thought that the physical aspect of this section of Arizona was any thing but attractive. The rugged, barren mountain tops were bare, brown and dry as summers dust, ana Eow8cd as if they would aaycr smile sgaiE. but now tine whole face of nature, IS far as Ghe eye can reach, is bright. beautiful and ycrdant, and the heart of man reioices that the windows of Heaven have at last been opened and the parchei earth wa.ered with gentle but beuntIful showers The cattle upon a thousand hills luxGriate in pastures green, and even the burros bray is more musical since ti.,s g2st cSuntfy became bound.e5s meadow.
 Since the iate rains tAe mountains are flu oi' prosp C. .o-s, anl ptaccrs heretofore uu- cxpiored are becoming familiar 10 those in quest cf mineral, for water is abundant and grass everywhere Soma fabulousiy rich strikes have secretly been reported in tlis district. saw some ore recently from 6 mine near this place, which MRS eighty per cent silver. McMllan's camp k looking up. and both the StoGeWGli CnG Hannibal uS developing we'll, the new machinery on the latter NoTEs satisfactorily. N0ae of the rich mines in this section hre in litigation aud are not likely to be. The wagon read bcing constructed from Globe to McMilan- vile will soon Dc completed, and the two camps, SD closely identified, will uo brought mueh closer together. In consequence of high water goods from tlcEast have been de- iayed ana there was pru-p1ct Entil within a few days ago of a Nhiskcy Gni -four famine, as the supply was well nigh exhausted. The latter luxury could be dispensed with, but vhat would a mining camp he without the tJriaef aecccsSityi The "Silvcr Belt" has not '''scn issued Cor three weeks for want of ink. More than four moh.as a0o a supply was ordered and it has just come to haEg, and next week. lnc "Be,t will arai.... make appearance. This country is we'll supplied almost entirely with goods hauled in OK teams from Fl Moro, the terminus of the -ail road. and a short life time is required to make the trip. john Q, Synes, a com eoSitor in the Belt office. who was shot 5y Mrs. Jones some time ago, died last night. There is but little political interest manifested in Glohe. Thus far the Con- rreSsional aSpirantS have slirhtcd uS with he exception of Col. WooiSey, who made Iort visit to the district IL would be we'll iar them to remember that there are many 7o;egs IG these mountains whose voices will ! ,e heard on the 5th ofNovember After he first of next week our weekly mail will 1 develop into a tri-weekly, and McAIillan- ] 'ille. which has never had mail will be | arored with postal iaciGties.
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 Globe City, Sept 18th. 1878.